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, 1860-04-07


NAsH1SGToS, Apr1l 5.-lle f4cts concerning
the alleged deficit or delalcatlou IN the New
York Fostoflicc arc Us tol'ows:, ..,
In auditing the accounts 19T ahe quarter end
in: December 3lst, It vas discovered that the
balance due by the POSTMASTER was ABOUT Sl'',-
ueo more man nao peen Pn'o III. Ae nas oesn
notified Of this fact, with request for 'mmsdl-
ute payne ana satisfactory e1planatlon: i1e
Department had no mode ol detec.ans .h1s us.
crenancE nntfl 1ne quar'tIt aeeouGt "GIe
rendered. Weekly statements nre MADE OF the
deposits Win tAe oua-1 reasaFeF ana compare
soa OF the previous returns SHOWS that they'
we're rroport'ona,siS iarSsr 1nan here1o'9fe,
averaging so1ae *i-''Vo' -a'' 1""ief oo1'o N
Tor Ss5.99.
The President is preparing message on os,r
relations with MEXICO, Which he intenos Bend
ing to Congress SOON:
0oe Nntson, claiming to he from Vermont,
requested to bc summoned before the Harper
Ferry COMMITTEES. .profe3sedly haslng knoxledSe
Of the John brown n1air: hr- Mason tele-
grnphed to Ne" Jersey and Vermont, to refer
eucss which he gave, and got an ansTrr to-day.
from Paterson: d!sclalinins any kno"'ecse OF
the person. Ae u e'.aeAstS uaass oesns:on'
Setuiotliclal ad'ices from Vera Cruz state, IN
addition to what has already been published.
tlAt the Liberals defeated the 4th reg mcnt OF
, 1860-04-07
Gitp Tar 5ale.
CrATE OF 1TJINOIs Covn+

CrATE OF ILLINOIS, County
~ e Co.'S ct7 of cAlesso. s,s.-Cisy Collector, ii,
Sot!e. Is hereoy g::tn TIA, ~hese.. ,,s unl ,~,a.
C1ty Canee,oc nf said city Of hssaxn "a the iwrs,v
s:..A day Ct jsnu.ry T. D. Isl. >pe=a Tr,n ii 1hs
sup'stor t0ust os Cat1su. be1in nt hed ~ .,t ia
A1ore.,d d4y At the cor Home. -ad tty Of a,htnIo
epot 10 xl coutt xai4 los sat-ots u;xc, Id M
So o. !and b. fsnaft.r so' He Judgment spain
iAe SINE es2ecvsy fur ih- amount NJ ta4r s.,n,uy
,1'ssss .na s1ss 1cspseursy aue .hern aeo ut II
nn. 1.s % q sa?a = ot @! TT thr na1tps yrsr
here:nsts: so.n, ohe d. whereas juJ k"ents a4vtrx
been psonooEs by se rau,t tks ganh' Lts sub
Of sad saAi :epoFs oxsthet @.a th4 trttr Il
aae OF the COan ttreon 1<kGet of aut untt III
va. Of SD Court directed 10 The sid C:ty c..ecor
Collector oftse Gts cf th.,.:o VI BY v:rsae Il ,s
It tie H. Of ssn "siosk y ;ns ..n!nk ~ .e RI
Ac sae the f"i!o~!"x dett.s. 81 ',i, oi. su Z.
oner sae therein E0F The aa cf the
and casIs Of thb a~tetznehts interest aE e.t4 ,u
ther respectively upon said genera! sfr.ta xafs
il 4l copj, reports aaa te1cinaef described .vrl7
A.. +. c. MUELLER, Cl:y CO '.<to..
Vibrant for the collection Of the 4rnull t1es as The
Hrptcipl is11 A. b, 1870.
, 1860-04-07
NPACFTAND CEMETERY

CRACELAND CEMETERY
II Two NILEs NORTH OF THE CITY LIMITS.
Tf< nex rural bu1.l r-osnt oc.te oo the jrseu Ray
Koai k,s ju,t tcn c-ilss!i; iespeH! ~ Nuas s,aa.
oerA ExG- the etasuent Lant.eaps taf:ese: ~ne Has
cea atsac t. tsF "a Sae ,
RE- Inflow extrse,s arc from BIZ Ertten ornoa eseet.
ine tne lind sna atssHE she o.
sate ut ser Gestey puspe*st eoastr u
sny trpunds wlthls The sae distance u Chek" HIS Of
~ssy seec,s from the city, h@ec eAtiY e vsse
supplied With exsex a;ioo eha7e!e.t!e Of ts sc!
The na.h.a portion q the gourd" ton NE es t!e q
a. rcad} ae pa;k Ike cnataStxr .ukkestEe of ras
qnt sys2o retnerent. q7Ales wnen "a Ie.sc
grounds possess much naaIal eeaatF. nd fnr mtsey
usex ..c au th1t may be dess his 9na kt
Of oke: ~ = e tae se@1e n ana
he Of the raae &foped tas hy the p!1
n,ietsfs The cntts EEuat owned by The CoEtauy. u
ore body hnndred aod tHey acEeA h1t oae
nf mar yt1rs. Tint model OF 1u:a cesaeter lsHfe
Hill Il, Contained bur twenty 1Es a. drst
sud bow Alters .uster Of ctusT & uniisaled popularity
nama hundred ~neh oo1g aoeot
Eseri.nd C+aasefy beng IN The soathwest ofseeion
II ean be ns1chedbY tbs 'aexn B4y Or she LnSe fs@
Ra'. the fot-E bs1rg nao;r t.nes Ihe Mwalkee Kal.
p,t4 RI Est siIon Il At senden ovef ts miles
fuShrs from oY hAn the e,uth line If tho Cemetery
1t sthe purpose oi the G1a:ehnd csm=tefy Company TO
freose present *ore more ssts % tae est se %
The road and bare tic eyed 40 re- sa7 ioE
sale IN fcE ve*1s- AZ zoe nus ehopie Aaa ss
aso a. In he Of tn Company saal b. ne
aranktmcIt Of TIC grnad 70 b ~ ~ eat a. snost
teet1 eonsonant with their without dl<tu5oaE as
quiet En1a .inp'lot3, "la=h pas 1ae f0a@
apSl&.F Fff*t tttr9rT4son ..+o1ttE!y -
, 1860-04-07

BosroS, April !, r. A.-At the bearing Of the
IdL<as corpus writ in the case OF Sanborn, his
counsel presented tLs following points: 1st,
That the Sergeant at Arms Of the Sera:r Of the
United States has no power out Of tho District
of Columbia, which is directly under the juris-
dction of Congress. I'd. ThAt the precert OF
arrest Leip. directed to the Sergeant. .at-Arms
ly law. le alone can serve it. 3D. That the
Sergeant. at Arms cannot aepu.ize his powers
to others out Of the District of Columbia.
After hearing the argument Of the counsel,
Chief Justice Shaw briefly reviewed the circum-
stances of the case, stating that il presented no
conflict Of au,horist between the executive Of
the United States and the executive officers Of
this Commonwealth.
As to the last poiat taken, the Court was not
prepared to say that the Senate could not have
its prccep1s serred outside Of the District Of
Columbia
In the Third point, that the SeEgsaut'at-Azms
could not depu,c his authority TO other persons.
there was no doubt, aud all The Court were
agreed that he had NJ such authority. 4 VISIT
rant Of this sort must be linilted to tho person
to whom it is given by the Senate.
The order OF tie Court was that Sanborn be
discharged. The rendition Of the decision
called forth demonstrations Of applause, which
wore speedily checked. The court room was
thronged. Sanborn left with bis friends for
boroe
, 1860-04-07

FxpA4. April &.
CIEAtro Trcx OsrE6o FOE Cn1cAGo.-ApriI 3-Schss'
Game Cock FL Dltes 1ua ryer ~ J. Kch, ]. Il. Dsake
and 1'a.q1e OCEAN Wave
FoR TsE LowE2 LAKEs.-The Schooner Atnnehaha,
Capt Becker cleared to-day for Oswesa, with TO- bush
whea an4 lie Il. A-Lsasn CAPT Fitzgerald 70: Buaae'
sSi:h 13.U77 bush cora.
MAs1sE pisAs1Eas os Tue OCEAN ZOE FEsacAR7.-1a
tie mouth Of FebF-rT there lost, three s'canesr
scgeu SHIPS twelve barques eight g fourteen sehoo1tTs
and soop the value OF which, usvc Of earoes was
e.aope0. Iu the.e es there 81 lives 14et.
, 1860-04-07
RECEIPTS ANn eu1rArS1s 1T LAKE TODAY
cr%MFsva

T;,c iuuujrr for flour to.day was unusually
,i..ht aud t1,c market was flat and heavy. with
Int fc;; transactions. at ss.,O for fair spriuc
extra anil n; - for fair supcrtine. Tic down.
ward Tendency in the wlcnt marEe: continues.
To-day Ut the opening it fell lc, and closed
heoy7 and dull. with little or no inquiry except
to meet maturing contracts-thc sales ranging
from :.G@s7c fur fresh receipts No. Spring,
and a5c 1or old recg;pts of sane Grade, The
,nora f;,ror,,,,r rews liz the h.,pacroo and by
<hc Ncw York t1;snatcbes nrobaL,y checked tie
decline somewhat: and Mt tic close IT was quiet
and ncrlc-ted. The unwnrd movement IN the
earn r,,,,ct noted Yesterday continued this
,nor,,;,,c und further ady.ncc of 4c took r'acc:
Int ut Ills ;m,rovc,ent n large quantity was
,,ro,rn y, ,hr marie. anil liberal snles took
n,oce ,t. the extreme figures mid Yesterday;
but j: cycutually broke down, und closed al
1lec1;re If .r. The transactions foot about
Inof.t. In 1T 17m1s,c for fair to GOOD river
mixed aaout. s4i0i.!c for No. ! in store: ~
!ar.c in store. aud 4o1 lie for rejected in store.
Oats were asain dull aud heavy, and the
market declined &C, with sales Of ncw receipts
M. in store u: Soc, and soc for lots in bags
aud gunnies on track. Rye in fair demand,
witt, sales al Sc delivered, and Sic for choied
White nn tracs. There was n better demand
for Barley, and lots met with a more ready sa'e
--good to prime by sample ranging from 72Ga
'"c on 'FacS' and 40. at 5l@e'.c IN store.
H'Ehw1nes we:e dull and prlccs Tell about :c--
leeclefc oe'"g the rang. ALCOHOL aoc' limo
~ @e@. ~ A''A N7~ ~
, 1860-04-07

WASHINGTON, april 6.-Thc New Orleans
Pieuyant Of TutsdaT, says that Capt: Swazey,
Of tie ship aiascono, from Liverpool, reports
that on ahu a1h of March, while he was passing
of-war steamer carrying Spanish colors- He
hore to, aud was Questioned by tho steamer
whittier he Was bound. The steamer then
sailed away without giving any explanation. Tho
Mascono had American colors and private sig
nails flying all the time.
, 1860-04-07
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Church OF the A.esrk,on PRO eant Eocc1 Al, ca Oak
stree, nc,r ~ conner af we,. n .on,n far LI.ce
,e,v,1a c,.-r SUNDAY n. INT. ,nd-r-v A., atso on
ycdne,dav ercn,nr nj a. }ocs Sunday ssha, II !;
o,roctrn Rcy. Hi iIE,m ru,ton I'll ctor.
H. ,r.,...,r,.. CT. =, w.t.
80, ~, r,.".. ...-.. e.. ,,,.
.1'.,c.t -. W." -. yr.,T.o. ,-.,, =.
-. -. .s...,x..,..n - :. a.. .r,r1r.
-p.v r,,,, =, pu-,to ~ ,vm,-,,c ,-r,u-. mn
a.h. o,+.,,r~. o,., ~ ,,c ,.{r.., =. In,
1udo..n, -, ~. o,so,z .or,no1n :, .-r,rt In H..
1,tvc- r, rc fyc4t sdr, m I-nr.n .,rr. ur.,
Wssktnxtoa .treet.
.rn;,v cnr,e, ~servcr. a. NJ o,c'ott A. " ci,ns
~ Axcnuc md n,,boxr ,trrs,. sa,ou br r.rr
n ce1.r,r r,;m,tsv+ 1Ie, q: t;o.d VIE
nrcb rt,,a t,h.-.. ror.r - ,-,n-oe ,ut sar.sr,on
.,-sot. 80 MI ~ .,,,L., :,
, 1860-04-07
The Concord fdnappcrs.--N NIc1an'
ch0ly Accident.

geant- at Arms Of tic Uui:cd States Senate,
Watson Freeman, Jr.. Deputy United States
Marshal, mud slessrs. u2llidge and Tarltou. mp
pearea be ere Justice BMl to-day at Concord,
charged with assault aud attempt to kidaap
Frank Il. Sanbcs1,. They waived an examina-
tion and gave bail in S33,Oo0 each to appear for
b. g. e. Whitney and 4. h, Osborne, rcspecta
| ble young clerks Of this ctr, were drowned in
Charles kirer yesterday By the upsctt'ng Of q
boat.
, 1860-04-07
LOCAL MATTERS.

PtKE's PEAkgR's ATTENTION There is m
doubt filthy lucEe" to be found at Pike,
Teak" 1ashins" Of lt-bus Why risk lie und
health by going out there, when br takic:: yonr
lsst years cast oE clothing to Cook i aicLain's,
at 9S Dearborn strict. You can hare It, for !;
mere trihe, made to look like new, and wear
nearly as long IS before. thus putting money in
your pocket without risk!
, 1860-04-07

TORONTO. april 6.-Rumors 10 regard to the
position OF the affairs Of the Bank Of Cpper
Canals which hare obtained circulation within
tae past two or three days have their origin in
circular issued By former servant Of the
bark, making numerous charges against the in
stitution. The bank. however, stands we'll and
its credit willnot be affected in the least By these
fufnofA. ~
, 1860-04-07

HALIFAX. April G.--There we're no signs, Of
the ste1s,ship Niagara this morning, uo~ due
at this port, with Liverpool dates OF the :4th Of
! March.
Cant. Crawford has arrived here from the
| wreck Of the Hun zarian, and will GO to Boston
by the Niagara lie has all the inform ation mud
| numerous documents respecting tue wreck.
, 1860-04-07

I11.........,REndolrA Sereet...........l5I
MAHOGANY. nosEWCoD AND WALNUT. ALSO
CEAMEER, DINING BOON AED COMMON
FURNITURE II GREAT VARIETY
Wood Seat aud Cane Scnt Chairs, Be4s
gte2ds and bureaus.
xsxip.sstss Tio Eote.a -: f''ae's7T
, 1860-04-07

D@If Medicine is necessary, use
Eraadrr:hs ri IA. Ther pleasant A tsny effective
meelpc can te Itlsue you may take pus=ztres which
visicpeate ~it,ou: PAIN bcane ,hey 7<e the ID aszt
pat. from c hloed which Is taa being We'd ~osse
thin having tic vital tetd abstr4cted beware Of tae
Nantls.s rs only take bod Of th s. n:sEs watce The
hndy whcn sck wa.ts t, erAua.e. TteY Are solely IN
assistant 70 r1.use-osh:n NOR. nothing fess They Go
not fu7re: they merely assist and Atren Is tier sreas
Sauc The tie. bes who Is 10 fa1tunate A. to he
acquainted With tbs good Almost 2t.e1: 81 "a man, b.
eau.c he has, 10 sret e1ea tis boY !nsured IN health
by their OCCASIONAL rslap.l Ga:e 81 Canal st1e,
New York. saAb1 81 respectable d=aless In neteane
, 1860-04-07

eouStT primes :: oG.s1 courtry mtss; a7:tclc5o re-
1nd d9ll et:oos lso STATE. el<a 1aa Wstetn. Prime
~, Ms'' HsGr homn1s !soe@ato Cus ea'e rsny nd
bacon quiet md Unchanged. Lard qui.s hea1y s,es -
bo1 lnA911Hc- DuttAf l'enay an 1u: l@l3c Uhio y
baz1iy.
G9ockHfts-Nhfas'e without Important clAuer-salea
8 aJrd Col -: 10o hhd % terces aad 100 ttla
4Sa u,eYsada At 81 1909 btls o. II sn&.rE1sse
Cuba A. Gt@ik: 10 finds y. {. at 6,1d'k: Sol hhe1
foEo M!co u Ita htda 1e1ado rstsate tes1s :.
s1ock+lcss o and Irregular with few exceptions thc
A. sre 1aher higher Chi. Il, l. q; II. u, Z; +
aua-on 39k; Ere 1:h: y. Y.c. tx; De- 1. " s
Esc loaA g. eoplf 69 ~ o. s4 43 trle 81 botds sRH
Tenn. Gh e04. 10. O. IL; Va. Gn93H.
, 1860-04-07
DOAG, FARMER & CO.'S



FAST FIR SIG KT LINE.
Via New York and Erie Railroad.
AT CURRENT RAILROAD RATES.
By all HAI or Rail ard SSsams TO Hv6aE.
M4zf psetaset.P: 80 Co.~ExpREss. ard 1t iatsnI
ofFEEs-a:s Bro&awaJ. cu1t.and 11eet. lis p,oasa
sttess, Sew YoIk, aud ~
Nc. 9 Pomecoys Building, Chicago
o1 Bill lallax, ap2ty ~ aAose.
miro qssad-sn gibson cHASE. Aca..
, 1860-04-07

MEEr1so OF TIE Sous or PesS.-At meeting
Of the "Sors Of Pennsylvania" without dis
tinction Of party, at the Briggs House, Thursday
evening. April 5.h. to make arrangements TO
receive the Pennsylvania Delegation to the CHI
caso Convention, John i. Bfoss. Esq, called
the meeting to order, and on motion l>r. cha*.
Leib Was called to the chair, and Thos. J. Sloau,
Esq, appointed Secretary.
The Object of the meeting having been stated
By tue Chair, Oh motion the Chair appointedt!c
following Committees:
COMMITTEE Of 44rrdhgeNtnt<-Jan. 4. Dross,
Jno: G. Miller, Gavin DeWoif, S. \. Irwin, E,
l.. Knott.
On motion. the Chair and Secretary we're nd.
ded to the Committee Of Arrangements.
Committee of Ete<ption-Jus. II. Rcce, J. II
Nross. III. Houston, I'm. q. keen, c. l.. Jsn1s
" ". Danenhower. Dr.. S. Wickessham, Vim
Ciingman, jag. uagey, 7. ]. Sloan, Jro. Z. Nil
lcr, Calvin DeWoli, ,..'Toeler. j. ID. Lrmoyre
T. y. Winter, Rott. Rae. d.. L. Z. Small, Geo
v. ,3inEris. Tho<. Dsrker, WIN. II. Dump, ID. "
Boss, D. u. Rulter. Geo. Mcbride, Wm. Justice
Tho+. Freeman, 1'aschall Woodward, J. Il
Uimlnock..
Qn motion, the Secretary Was requested II
correspond with the Secretary OF the renu.yl
yania Stnte Central Committee.
By order. Tuos. j. Sloan. Secretary.
, 1860-04-07

Fiour tts. -
y hrxt. fu
NatA- hn ---.......... ~
ltye Hu..-..-. Z
We l,ars no charge to note in the market for
1onr. The only transaction Of any account to-
day, was saie Of 1000 brls choice city Extra
on private terms. underatood to be u. fj,35. i
sale al tho aati'e brand was reported yesterday
at e5.37- There Was also Il sate today of 100
bills gaol country extra at S4.7i.
Yesterdays prices Eorwhcat were barely Bus
taincd, bu: the demand was exceedingly light.
and uuder the pir .surs Of anything like leary
receipts, the market would double; haze given
way. TIC sales on 'Chnugc were at Il for Mol
On the truck and IL storr. After Change g
head Of O small s-le Of :oc. Club to Ezra
ranges; from $40! t. sl.os, Several small lots
OF whitc winter sold at &l.10I1.16 for fair 10
choice, and car loed If red winter ut &. 1.O$.
Oats remain firm nj 31c c.under the influence et
Light receipts. Corn dull ut 4ec. Nothing .!
consequence doing iu other grain.
NEW Yonk-Rcceipts, April 4-4,4G? bbla
flour; 2,1J2 bu oats 2,GCs bu rye.
, 1860-04-07

PENSACOLA, april 1.-The s1oop ot-waF "a
yanuah las arrived here from Vera Cruz. the
2S.h Mt. Her edsices are that Miramon was
1clreatios. The sloop-of.war Brooklyn had MT
crcis|d. We have been unable to learn any de-
tails nf tltc news
, 1860-04-07
ErptESsGS.
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY
" COMPASY3
EvD1xr2S Bf1kNCf&T LryE

For Throukh Fse'Rh Only.
Via New Certr Great HesterI. a14 foaEs to
Chicago an! all tbs Hr>t.
The Rads .ur-s TIL. oil atd re'lab.e ronts from H.,
3eabtArd and The Wet. have os x,ateAA
FAST REIGAT LINE.
Giving pef Ct KcA Ity and k1raily increased D1p,teh
to Frexh szn@ tosnpx Tie Line Eas a.l M<as Inn
th the 4rr rgatFy. uf41ir srt sunn st 0rs 1t tho
te71nuns ct efel i.ui :. Ihruu4h ra:spksr Trains.
ka1s4 ~ h.x ~ by HAy .ther hn< keeMmas!ons
Promptly and Fairly Abducted. Marx II: k4.es, ~fast
Expr .. Line, TiA u. ". L.
il New Ynrx deliver e. ia al Eultnn Etrr Railroad
paf ncpr crot cet Carat Street u puS-
IL Uus,n, ar,sr xcuts s<oa aad "oseessas kai,vai
Through III II L,.rk :yca. AMI EeeIamatons paid At
any Of tee Gompahy,s 8 tFa:ts- -
T. r BEACH, seat, 80, Usoat1ar, View 1nrk.
OTIS KIAaAi4L. Akeat Il Stasa stsest, coktcu
Il. .WALLINGFDRD, 9veatern Agent.
Corner 7Et Dtposn st.tets, opposite Trm,nt Mu,
Chicago. nAs1-6AIy
, 1860-04-07
Foreign Markets.

I'm KAs0A4oo.] I1yktFoo1- March z.
faEADeirsFs-F yney- Flour .s9114s. Wheat Is very
irn. bales nj retail III adyace. Com vc1y dn-2cs ID
GSAss I'd,
lRor1staxs-1aacs!ve but 70 ates,l change In prices.
Lard keav'tI.
Asuks-Qaiet; :ss cd for old pots.
! Loxrox March q.
nnrAps7Errt-Firmer- Wheat slightly advanced.
McSky--Naslct active. CoEsolsNtQ9I
, 1860-04-07

ARRIVED. c, 1s1o.
stnr Ha1on. ?asit Grand av,n. ssx >hnsis. 7loxts
. nsh orIs ,,s4 a., HEs IT, m.ns su1 T.
s:a san, % hcor q bc's,, ID. lo'l, is.thrf.
se. !oaa ~ %fslana sssboyx. 9 sdt d. weo, &
$cr coi Glosss. Nc!stn. Mantle VOC 40 s-pge., 1904
schr i il iItn.dale ratton, Part U'lo 4. eds wood
ss sa;a @ S ,n % s:oS4aa Sss 6 G. q: ns posts
scaz " Jonc'. ftoras. Aanis.ec. u II 'uxr. 90 ra
seAr Tempo 11nehe. Maatowoe, lefo .l1:e., eons
| mrple tMEa,, M 19 s:a:s t,a;s !, ;s. SEED.
ss41 f.: :: II; Ha;s: ; :son: 81 r shinsi*.,
schr IIsTy S,r;On' casseny, aowee. 4'cdswood Std
s:hr &h,rlSlnd. Be.sA cen.e.slle, 70 cls wood.
schr h1xo Aha. Wolf ivs % els wo,1, i5uJ III: ties
scr Tempest Newton, White 1:irc. 10 shingles. . h
ssh: Jane Louisa, jan, Mantoxec, 1870 posts.
CLEARED.
I1ason ras G5ana IT.. hss & 1'l' ha:nf
re Vary ISrteT: Gtzen lIay In corr, ltmlsrofk.
1!ts 1f tss:a' yssure ssn:. a,isns d:aao tss .a
*! ':'s :sy IT, =: s$e . '
Ssss ~ n !, III IS !: y; E;e:: f M :sss ass: "'
s! ssh! f. T. IsEs s :c ca .'.os 'ss:o
! Scllr Ma mt. Mciisax. Musk~ern. !le.t.
seLr II nar+ota, II ,cksur.. Vel s Her, light.
1A: I5o le Cny. y liamr. Kact' c, Iest.
sehr t;e.in>, Nec!.sct z. tiakcyi!c, light.
| Stls Active, Tass, i,sanl f'avcn. light.
s.! ;fR ;,4' .ss D<s r: % a:fss fsS light
s5 :'5 Z faasia Ell as a'e sa COIN
1.11so1s AND at,c111cAN CANAL
ARRIVED. 5.
From Lcckpcst, r. L. Brown, 81 cyds stouc.
LEAEED......,.........Ap1T5 8.
| For Iass11e-.. T., lIuu.onn. 4 40 tu wheat.
! 1hn1n.@ 10. .3as II Ium'er. C tna3 latb.
TuiY,, H. 3 1T tuHh. +, Il, 10 It b;GirE, ,l0G
. shnsr!, a., ~ I4tt.
!. r, clap n. 4,D3l tIu Wheat
Gid Ea.lr. tfs s4y Il lnabcr. TO-. 90 slim.
Atatr4nsl. 1851 . II laz.te1. It,.HU iii II.
an.ti.. ls3 30 Il humber, lp9 I'M sa!Egfcs.
Oak Til, lt.N9 II lntut,-s, LII. .ttJ shfnsts.
F.: Lockrnr-W. II. Brown, lsht.
, 1860-04-07

Go TO John Jones, 119 Dearborn street
and set your clothes cleaned aud required.
They will be well done aa1 at prices to suit the
timex.
, 1860-04-07

GOYEn'S SULTANA, SAUCE,
~ Fc: Let a1d co: Dlsdes of all kinds 5hs most T.
cscua and a7es;aE aaree, invented by the renowned
"soye" for tic Lonou reform Glib IL since his Iecease
raanu!aurcd ey tie vel known house Of Crcssc B:aes
we'll Lon.oa s;on the original seetp:. II il tie saSose
sauee In Enx.and and On tho t:oztnent With high 2nd
growing reputation american Ep:eEres, and tnneh
approved o: timulent to ,he appetite and Is Digestion
OPINIONS OF THE LONDON rEES5.
"Tezeeom.ncnd correspondent to try Noas- seyeta
Few Sarrr cctIct ,hs 'St.tasa Sants It i :aae Asst
tts Turkish .ec.te IT, aavaes escel1: ss affords
siderable aid IN e,se Of slow ard weak :e:s:o.-TAs
Lancet.
"sxzp.y. qusns a1d spey~erhy ..e genius of sostr.
-lQhservct. ..,~
-" Mas. yslazle at1ae. to Fish. F7t.. End fe~l nd
el4cul1l 1lsve rlacc one very ts5:e-4Atlssv
SOLE Agents :ns TIE Cnsd statel.
GARDINER q. TvExlT..l' FG.1oa ST.. Sew York.
I'D D1sAY i HAYES. u Co:ph'E. Bostcn For sa!e bT
Qsocess And Fruit uea:tr. everywhere. jal'bt'S-ku
, 1860-04-07

ToLEoo-Apri! I.--1scccip:s 400 bush corn.
There is nothing Of moment b IN; done in mar
ket to -dar We continue non,iaa!'y our former
quotations. tIour-Fine S;.5r@t i.5; super
fine s4@a;o; extra $:.a5tt5.;7 NX and :arcy
$5.a0@G Rye Flour, s. q l..'. Grain-Whsat
No. l white at 81 80 No. =, $l..a; No. red
s1.eec; No. .. Sl.I:. I;}e Sic. Corn Il q ;:'c.
OATS sic; barley, spring Csc; winter s4e.
.,eeds-Cloyer sS.775@s.so; Timuthy $685.;
FIux $1..1.
, 1860-04-07
DIE D..

In this ctr, April 18th, 1s.q FRANKLIN TIMING.
aged 20 ytsrs.
Faaee to day, Ap1u7sh, at occck froE the rcsacee
Of Lis soaaaw y E. Pe:erson. No. 20 North lasa le
street.
In this city, April 9Th. IDA IANNIE daughter Of C. r.
81. y. Aui.e~s aged Years, NOUNS and Is days.
Funeral services Sunday a. O'Clock. at Westminster
Church, co:ctE y. dearborn and Outa1io streets.
, 1860-04-07
THE CITY.

"Ax EXCELLENT Scuoo1."-The attention Of
parents and guardians having boys whom they
wish to place at Boarding School, where their
mental, physical and moral training will be
cRrsfally looked to, is called TO the following
letter TO the editor Of the Milwaukee Fiseonsin,
from one Of the patrons Of u school located in
most beautiful and healthful location, shout
twenty-five miles west of Madison, the capItnt
OF Wisconsin, and under the charge Of gentle
mau ot same twenty -6ve years experience 4.
teacherln Utica, New York:
:. VIZ. E, CRAMER-Dfar Sir Some months
since my attention WAS called. through the col
utnns Of Jour paper, 10 the English aud French
School Of Prof. Il. ]. Turner, Of Sank City, and
having two sous at school in PeeksklI, y. T.,
that l wished to get into a school reaTer Ut
lome, paid the Professor visit, and WAS
much surprised md pleased With the school-so
much so that placed my sous under his charge.
The school IS quite small, in numbers, having
some twenty scholars. 1t is limited to thirty,
So that ten more could he taken aud not exceed
the limit. think the school should be better
known, as the Professor is deserving Of more
| patronage.
Had it not been for the notice in your paper
| should probabls not have aya.led myself o.
the opportunity Of placing MT sons in that ex
cellcut school, and feeling myself under oblisa
tion fur the Information thus obtained, ~
| slight token Of my appreciation Of the sane,
beEyou tn give this letter m insertion, that
hap some one may reap a. much adsauta:,
from attention being thus drawn to this trul1
| meritorious school, as hare.
| Yours truly. J. D. Sa1ru.
1fIrduftx March 1870
, 1860-04-07

Asafeieas viii h'p7<n IN reH rkues s.2t<a It =
Vy desirable to hare soa cheap and convenient way fo<
'Spssank Furniture, croetesy. Toys, te.
spALD1SG's PREPARED GLUE
meets III snesksneeA acd household can II I'd 70 b
~aaontn. ntsts always scaJy and up to tho s.ichnx
point Ihese no longer necessity for umplax cha,rs
apatefe1 tsaee1 headess daa aoA broken c1otIes II
a:sele for eoue shell and other work
10 popular with ladies' OF refinement and tas,s.
This admirable preparation u use cold be.ue chemca,,v
he n solution and possessing III the valuable Qualities of
tae best Glue. 1t may be used In thu
Of ozdiaary nueilagr, being vastly mora Aahe.tva,
~CSEFCL IN EVERY House,
MA Brush accompanies each bottle.
Price, rs Cents.
Wholesale Depot. No. A csdar.st.. Hew York
Adarea. HKx1x G. spA1D1s0 4 CO..
Boz No $500 New York,
PIT up for aeale1s IN cs.s eon:a1nlnk. four. xht
Eu:nT e7ca package.
IVA single Bottle Of SPALDISG'3 rRErAKEl
GLUE will sye ten tines it, cost annually to every h0us
hold. III
Solt " al prominent s.a,oners Druggists. HArawae
and Fusniso.s Dealers Gn>cessl. Aad FaLsy StoEed
Country MesrhaAts alnnl1 Makd 4 note Of SPAtu
!SG:s rREfAEEU Gil E. ~hea making up t1,tis W
| It viii aand apy climate. dell diyeod
, 1860-04-07

81. LOUIS, April 4.-Reccipts BY river c'ss'
-orn; SOC sacks barley !, ,es4 sacks oats;
bags ks and 10000 bu wheat; COZ bb!a
whisky. b. o,.. whcat dull. With sales at
<orn: G53 akS