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II CIV TO KEEP ARM

II CIV TO KEEP ARM.
THE ALBANIAN
"'u Gfo.'1ee and rad'ate more Aeas into the room
t"4o Iu5 other stuTc.
THE ALBANIAN
oses mere heat from the sAn1e eoal than Any other
THE ALBANIAN
PRODUCES Aeas quaker than any other Con, Stove
THE ALBANIAN
hGft. anthracite or btun;ipocs coal and 11vss thu
tascest amount OF heat.
The ALBANIAN
laaafea the heat dawn into tho r.1t Of the roo
THE ALBANIAN
bafna rsore sas and smoke than any other stoye
THE ALBANIAN
Produces the most pure and hcalthfal heat.
THE ALBANIAN
fts Ea,5 ths New York Stale Falf. md shs Gnitsd
THE ALBANIAN
ron dnsuihssd om I'D ID otass rss:
THE ALBANIAN
IL the Stove to bug.
THE ALBANIAN
a1s Toa'thrl af ssss .ts Se; H. - T. n y p .1d:
oss sac 1s:f josEid sf fd ffft TESPf5x Sffi
-nos-d51.St - No. ls2 cl.rk stfsst.
RILL1Al>D TABLES.-For Sale
u xih Ss:t cushions 81 xssa xoia asa for
81 so and s3O. Everything complete. Please send
= ~ q =
, 1860-11-24

week Corn tending downwnsde, Aud huyesa de-.
mandlnE a reduction Of ed@1s; mlxod, 3ss Cdl
99s Cd.
Latest per Afficn.1
LIvEnrooL, Sor. II. :
BnEAnsrurTs-Steady and quiet.
PGoytAtoN8-Uull.
LONDON. Saturday evening.
MoH1T MARkKT-Con.ols ?3:1 1G 9SH Tor money,
o3K@98X for account,
AMEnicAx SrocKs-{illuGi~ Fentral sharea, 2oR
sSH discount. Eric sha;es. aa!E9b31 New York
eoHrn
, 1860-11-24

=
JCDs0S:; PATENT GOVERNOR VALVE,
For Flour Mills VIC confidently recommend them rs
superior to my other style Of Engine. and they Will
Save from 16 to SO per Cent In Fuel
over tile usual class OF boilers In use In the West We
shall Ecep m assortment Of different sizce at
Abl'shmcnt. where they mag be cxanlIac,s and tt
necessary Information obtained regarding tlcl Com.
retent rn will II desired. br furnished TO set ur ami
start enGtneR In part Of tue country Weatsosurrly
WATER WHEELS. SHAFTlSG, GEARING, &c,
At vcry low prices.
II. ", BAXTER d CO.'S
3illt Furnishing depot. West Water street between
Randolph and Madfson. Chicago, Illinois.
pcf1 C1lec aIdsrss I}nx 81 ncTilfv
, 1860-11-24
miscellaneous,

Tue COLLISION oF THE nocEYT AND OCEAN
WAyE-1'hc Detroit Tribune Of yesterday gives
the followin. past;culara OF the collision Of the
abovc vessels:
On Tuesday morning, about o'clock collision
took place between the bark Ocean Wave. bound
up, and the schooner Rocket. grain-loadcd. bound
down. 20 miles this side Of Point Iarqucs mud
sumc len rilcs from the lantl by which tile latter
vessel ,ycs sunk in abont GO fathoms Of water She
had oa boasd 19. 100 bushels Of wheat which. with
i:ucket s..yed then,sclve: BY getting board tie
other vessel which brought item hack to Port ua-
ron. from whence they took passage On The prop.
Susenehanna to shis ctty. Tue bark nd aes ~
sides sustaining some damage to her hull.
81 We have to record the loss Of another enc
vessel with cargo Of grain. that OF tho three
lna.ted schooner Zadoc Pratt. which on Tuesday
night struck: as IL supposed, upon the wreck o1
the propeller Mount Vernon in Port An pelec pas-
tn.c. and Immediately sunis in about eight faith
onls water The crew managed to save themselves
BY the sua. boats, and were afterwards picked up
by the schooner S. J. Holley. who furnished then.
With refreshments and means necessary TO come
I" this city, which they did coming through Cam
ta. The Pratt was owned by Messrs. PArker j.
Aie,, Of 1'nfialo ard with the cargo was fully IT.
sured.-D<troaf Tribune.
B- The barquc u. $. Shepard, which arrived
here yesterday from Chicago, en- route for Buffalo,
ran foul OF ecow on the Flats, carrying away
1lsr to lay by here for repairs until to-day. whsu
she agaia took her departure for ButEalo.-loid.
Er The propeller Wabash Valley. running
between Milwaukee and Grand Haven, in con-
ne1ion With the Detroit and Milwaukee Railroad,
went ashore at Mnekcgon on Thursday. This Is
the second time she has been ashore within two
months.
PnorEL1KE AsuonE.-The propeller Fores.
Queen ran ashore at EaiIc5's Harbor. on Sunday
evening last. and sunk almost Immediately. Had
, 1860-11-24
BY TELEGRAPH.
f.atar from Knropa.

sAsot aoGh, NOV. @-nu 81 1n.,, 't.n,sap la Isans
Airlca' Hom Liverpool NOV io'1' ua7 lsA'''
eo ": --,,-,..a. A.,
victor Emanncl mad formally acceptea p9 tao
s9'Gne.sey ~ NaPss @ gat1qt ~ n"h hts Isnd
hn,e. ~, on ~ III, 1no oepa''eu 'o' LIE 4'A'o
not'. - " w. ',.'
NEW foRk, Nov. 23-Ihc Africa arrived up
at 2oclock. ..
:. Victor Emanuel has formally accepted the
sovereignty Of tue two Sicilies, and the deed
Of anncxation was drawn up.
Garlba!di aud hls Ministers resigned On the
9tb, anu the forner departed for his Island
nome: ra,.-.
victor Emanuel was received at naples most
enfnusl1nla 4nrs1.nrs ~ ;,oa ~. ,., ,;ao .nt,,,
ID and thn a,n-tn W ~ .a% e1uH ~ 9aann.,
,sas A"u aonsaradp ~ VI 1fe's tn' oesonu
r. j. 4o,,o..aa ln.aniaear. .,.n, .e* Cat,
had con,,pencad .na. tne 4th G,n ~ Fan11
fnr thr cvncn,1;on 5r H.. g,stross "n @'''
'e.-.-o1 " eae 4o1.'eee'
The Kunsaa rroubles,
{y.ns.o A. NJ. a., I.,-. 1.,,,,.
, 1860-11-24

SCPgR1on CorRT.-Cl.arIes Wilson, con yitt
ed Of stealing horse in the Southern rart of
Cook county some time since, was ycs tcrlay
sentenced from the Superior Court, to scr, c
three years In the State Pcnitentiary. One
Harlan Dnnning, who plead guilty Of the same
offence, WAS sent to Joliet for one year.. So
much for owning ur.''
The case Of A. 6. 1nness against ". n. Eoss
was concluded. resulting in rendering 900
damages for Plaintiff. It will be rc,ne1n. ,cred
that the suit was brought by Mr.. Innczs for L
malicious prosecution shortly after had lef t tic
employ Of the latter, in whose store lie SCI we'd
In the capacity Of cashier: 4 motion is p. u,,.-
Ing fora new trial. Morris, Henry and = A1.-
thonp for r1f.; Van Buren and Ncrrick ,or
def.
, 1860-11-24
~ THE Latest MAILS.

pulLA AnELru1A F FLorE NARKEr-Nov. .eD.-Flour
and Meal-There Il little or no demand for nour
1o-day. either for export or home use. and stand.
freely offered ut that rate without finding buyers
The trade nre buying In small why from this fig
ure up to $5.33H tor superilne: $55eGee fos extra
among the salcs are 2C0 b,ls good sxtra al $3.50.
and loo brls anc Hour at s4G24c i brl. Rye ilonr
Is lower and selling in small way at 5i.1ah =
br. Corn meal Is dull and nearly nominal At So 50
q bsl for Pe1n'4 me:l.
BosEos F1orn MAEEzT-Sov. a0-The receipts
SING: yesterday have been III. .203 brls. The markct
Is dnll and tho demand quite limited Sales Of
Me:te;n n, supsEfne At oyg5 9; fancy $50; e1-
cru Is quiet. We quote fnucy Ut $62i: extra Sc "a
O.. y; superior t'.5ole.5O q bEl.
MILWAUKEE NAn6E1-Euy. el-Thc .Ses{{1f{of
this morning sayE:
Tae receipts Of wheat to-day wcrc nearly Sc, ,rNO
1uAli-a tlistt Sain over The receipts Of yesterday
The market opened tolerably firm under good
speculative enquiry. coming 10 considerable cx-
tent from parties In the country fror, whom near
Y e.sry mai! brings Ie,f1tanccs for Investments
y" w!ea ana se,s .sly eola oe purchased at the
singular state Of things, aud certainly indicates
deGrtc Of confidence IN the future prospects Of the
market anlonest country dealers that more expert.
eAccd operators" do not. at least, asow. On
Change prices improved lc. Int even tht. ca,cce
sion failcd to induce holders to se!! 1n1.c aud the
market renlaiaed very dull, rccei.ess di-ro=ed to
changed IN their favor Some who were buying for
immediate shipment offered the same prices both
ior "a and new s:ceiEts-1hc former for winter
sauie If shippcd within few days. In four there
was = fair business done. romc len or ff;ccu hun
drcd barrels changing hauds at $1,5a2l.tp VIC un-
III 2sstt tor & fS mo, 'o. y l egss soau,.r extra
tao and failing to get that they will lay up for Tie
winter. The Jesec fIuyt, Mary ~ Scott, Il. Court
ri:ht : @ and ArctEus havo already teen stripped Of
, 1860-11-24

Bank Meeting.
BOSTON. Nov. 23.-A meeting Of bank OFF,
GERS is being held to-day in relation to the
financial pressure.
, 1860-11-24

Dss6SEs5 V1sIBLE.-Thero e-c no stree.
l.csfs on Indiana street between Wells
anu the river Thieves and burglars are
pleased with this arrangement, however dis
pleasing; it may be to pedestrians who stumble
along there after nigltfall. The Mayor says
he don't care, and that ought to satisfy every
body.
:5T Worth more than it, weight in gold.
What Is? That rubber moulding an1 weather
snip. fez doors AMI Window. Only si1ty-two
cunts for ttr Excelsior Weather Strip, fitted
on. Csll ard leave yonr orders to-day, No. 1
hingstury block. up stairs.
, 1860-11-24
tc1GtMSH-tu.ti,sa.iy

This T.,.s< il uniiEr u. o;ters err Ok-
useu bat'l tn c:4asss.cIir1 and nlase
rial Does not constantly psr-t On tic rupture. ard
In n5- biz rrrsss fIcr ps.ccI brax!n fp art, To-
g'tAc- .fs, nas,sc caaee 4 c::-r. which 1t do.
or oh:truet circulat,a uevsg sls cnrro.rs and II
alu eIc.s a. Eex. fauns pezs.as and scent
Tjil1t'sorIIlcAL IkCss 8 Use. None bat sao.c
Eho hare e sua.rsl xith sAe misery Of ruptuEo a.
pamphlet snrtsn:uS all particularly. rent free any
o0c ~ Mtsfes-lag l. -. SEELFT.
N1nol-. " '
Wholesale trade supplied At New Iczk pr!ccs,
, 1860-11-24

CT. LOUIS, ALTON i, CHI
~ cAGo RAILROAD,
IM 0RTaHT NOTICE..
GLANCE or TINE
Ca ant after Sunday November: IL i;tn :rass <.,I
leavu lhesu, uon Lae dAkst Un Ca:z1 ls:c.t +. r,.
loWs:
~! !. H.. daily texcert san,.av,
$40 r, ~. uHtly tG1cept satcrGav.s
Accommodation Train TOR Juu.t ald ,Ti!sG.:.tsa
Ito r. T.. texcrtk Sunday
TEaiuA arrive fEum II. LuEil at:
~ 4. ". daily tex. eIs Sertiay>
s:ts ~. iaiy ,rstti sGttasJ
Accommodation t1stn l14su NEG4.urt4r ALL. y
daily tsxccpt Sund3y.l
L. D. MACON, sn;es=te-ccn,.
, 1860-11-24

The Deficiency In Wheat and other Ca
real Pfoduce-.How Prices arc likely
to Rule this Winter--1mportatfo
from tho United States.
, 1860-11-24
COTTON CROP MOVEMENT.
COAIAIER,.1VI,

In,pAr I.yKStSa, Nov. ~, IsC0.
The f"lIowias A7c the receipts and shipments for
thspa4t twclty-sou As'nre:
, 1860-11-24

SAD CAsUAETr.-John Lyle sn.. Jane
spooacr were united III marriagea: Barring
ton Station, In tbis county, on Sunday lasl,
aud went to Ia Crosse on Monday, on The way
to Minnesota, where the bridegroom owned
some property, on board the St. Paul packet,
andpromenading the deck with his 'Fllc, the
husband lost his footing, fell OVERLOOKED, ar,l
before he could be rescued vas drowned. i
sad termination Of wedding tour. Tic Dis
conso1ate bride has returned to her Leso1atcl
home,
, 1860-11-24

Nj. Lakes corn Wa harvested and weighed be-
tween October Jth and October 10th, 16GO 1t WIS
large yellow corn. Uf course 1t was much heavier
shan It wonld be whc dry, but even thfs allowance
would show m enormous yield. Seventy pounds
1u the bushcl was the standard The grcatest yield
recorded In Ohio was 1876 bushels per acre. in
1850. reported by George Pow, Of Mahonin::
, 1860-11-24

Sr1T1S0 PREs1pEHT.-The we'll known
e'otlier, a. D. Ellsworth oftk's city, has taken
the measure Of The President elect for clothing
to be worn at his Inauguration ut:xt March.
It is generally understood that Tits worth caa
get up suit suitable for any andall occasions,
aad should lie fail to lit Mr.. Lincolr, it would
prove fitting opportunity for the ,.stomcr TO
give him Hts. There is no danger O i this con,-
Ing to pass, however. Wc au:ur well of tI;r
inaugural suit.
, 1860-11-24
:ifnult0.

TOUND.-A sum OF money. Ap-
/ ply to c. Il. STAEkWEATlIER 16 Custom !lou,e
Ilt!dla=. No. T.: Las2llt s1:ee:. Ch!caSo 1losaslw
, 1860-11-24

BODIES FoCSD.-coropcr James has rccet E.
ed letter from Ganses, Michigan, stating IT.. ut
the body Of 4 woman was found on the l. lie
shore, near there, on the 9Th inst. II had tic
appearance Of having lain some time in the
water, was In state OF good preservation, c.
certin: the left hand, had on a black silk waist
hooked behind, and rlan undczc1othcs, ari
"as evidently person Of about twenty ycnrs
"Fa.e- The corpse was dcccntIy buried On the
s;h Communications regarding it may lc
addressed to Joseph Evarts, Justice of the
le'c"- S"w casco, Allcgan county, alichigs at.
The same letter also contained tho in.oro H.
tlon that the bodies Of two men wero pick ri
up on thu beach near St. joseph, Michigan, at
about the same date MS the above. One Of
them had on blue shirt All arc supposed to
have tcen lost on tile Lady ElSin.
, 1860-11-24

vt the late State Fair Of Indiana, premiums
wrr. awarded fur the best crops Of cereals aud
nnt*. Some prodlsious results were exhibited.
I following fables show the production per ac1c,
according to schedule. viz:
, 1860-11-24

MEETING OF TIE BAh-A meeting ri ,lie
Bar was held at the room of the Chicas . Law
Institute, on the Goth inst, immediatel u.,,n
the receipt Of the news Of the death Of David
s. Lee, Esq, and . committee appoir .,cd for
the purpose drafted and presented series Of
suitable resolutions, expressive Of the. feelings
osthe legal profession, on losing o'sc Of lis
most esteemed members. These csolutious
we're brought forward by alr. c.hickerinr,
Judge Goodrich and Mr. Thomas, and spoke
Of the deceased as "czemrlyfsius in his daily
life and intercourse the highest qualities Of q
public spirited citizen, 4 true friend, courte-
ous gentleman, = warm hearted rMlanthropist,
and above all An honest man, flithfu1 and e.
emplarE in Ill the relations Of life" All who
knew Nr. Lee will coincide With the spirit Of
the resolutions, and say they speak none too
highly Of him to be true in every respect,
F1REs.-A fire broke ont last night about
o'clock in the barn Of s[r. Clcmo, in the rear
OF No. Ell Indiana street, near the northwest
corner Of Wolcott, aud when the steamers ar
rived the flames had communicated to 4 like
building adjoining It on the west. in the rcar
Of 2i3 Indiana street. Both structures were
very quickly consumed. Loss about six hun
dred dollars. In ths latter, which was the
property Of Mr. Bohan s. Shepherd, there was
COWS tabled, belonging to the lcsec O; the
tenement, which was lost.
At the same hour as the above, an alarm was
struck for the first district. The fire was found
to be in the vicinity Of Bridgeport, and tho de-
partment returned. The bell was also sounded
for the fourth district, making three separate
alarms in the space Of few minutes.
YET AsoTuER--About II o'clock another
alarm was giyen, this time for the Second Dis
trict. The fire WAS found to he in the finmo
carpenter shop Of John ". Bent, situated in
the alley running between and parallel with
Madison and Monroe streets, and bounded.
east and west By Wells and franklin. It wus,
quickly burned to the ground, but the flames
were not allowed to spread, notwithstanding.
the prevalence Of q high wind Mr. Bent's
loss Is estimated at thousand dollars, probA- ::
, 1860-11-24
:Dor E=ale.

TOR SALE.-A First Glass House
IL and Iof t,r sale wcs: I:audcfpa street. between
.Aau and E!!1abe:A ssrress address, r. o. Boz 1873
tnui6IlE, .s
, 1860-11-24
Passed Detroit.

Passed Detroit.
Nov. ass-Cp-s . Minnesota: props Concord,
Sciota; barqao 1nvineiblc: echre Amelia. Rush,
York State, Ellen Nillia1ne, Ofio1e, Thos. Efn:e-
ford Hamlet. NArearet. :; J ilulley.
BOWS . City of Cleveland. Columbia: prop
Mineral Rock; tarqucs David Norris. A1abia, $
Shepard: Ichr freeman,
, 1860-11-24

TOR SALE-.A few more Of those
l. Ladders, frou T. IL u sees 1ons, manatact:rt.
troE sea IurE S.a:c Spruce Ti,u5ss t1p=i:, OFT Vt
ltc. per fyot. 7. u illCEAt:U. 1i5 hloz!e .tscG:.
, 1860-11-24
LIKE Ports.

Lothrop, Chicago; schr q L Newman, Jones, do.
Cleared. prop .Eenona conkey, do: scars Driver,
Matthew do; Metropolis, Murray do: Fortune,
lialiowel, do; Lucy l:aab. Long, do; Contest,
Rogers, do, 1nperlal, Brant, do
, 1860-11-24

EOI, SALE AT \ GREAT BAR
L 6Aix.-A few sacaut lots on tho sout sic Il Ii bu
sold Et half tsets yG!Ec, t-s.'?ied ): snan.
FDNpklNs t. co,
oC4-tl19.tEl Room 40. = i,in-sharE Wccx
, 1860-11-24
--~--------
MARINE JOURN AL.
PORT or CHICAGO.
ARRIVED. =.
Schr sweepstake, Burlington, Cleveland, 40 tons

Prom Fountain City PeA:c, EufIa1o, 1900 bushels
wheat, coo bbls flu,lr, &C bales broom cot1,
sou bags coin. 10 tons sundrics.
Schr Granada, Mcintyre. Buffalo, 5000 bu corn.
, 1860-11-24

TLL1N OIS CURRENCY
At Ar.
osDoENT. BROTHERS + ca II, Smith Water
street. VIII receive ali Ianis B1uk Notes At Par for
their choice Extra Family Flour uc4ld3C.siw
, 1860-11-24

There were four entries, all from Marion county.
George Wopdali. acre. yield 40 bnshclF. kind.
'iue ard white Neshannock; z. Il. Lake, acre,
i=ld 81. bushels, kind. Shaker blues T. Wlitford,
Il. Ho1dall. u acre yield ssS bushels, kind, blue
and white Ncahannocks.
NJ uorncr. VI It. Clara Valley, California, tc-
l,1ted IN average yield o: 1860 bushels per acre.
, 1860-11-24

FOR SALE-Sicighs and Cutters
seat f,s u,e 10 two no:ss:, uinme,{ or Wt..; t:n,.
1niaSs nay b. seen q: Shelton L TCTlLE's East.
iaslon,. o. address Il. D. HILL, Chicago, III
nltI
, 1860-11-24

SABBATH SCHOOL UNION IARp.-This is the
title Of a new popular Hymn Book, nov in
press by Church, Goodman & Kcnncy Of this
CITY, It is collection Of one hundred Of tue
most popular hymns in uscin Sabbath Schools,
compiled By . committee ofthc Chicago Sab
bath School Union. It Is in cheap aud nca;
form, 81 mo, 64 pages, without the music. /:
will bc ready In a few days at the Sabbath
School Depository Of the Publishers, 81 L.
sal1c street.
, 1860-11-24

TIE CITY A11ss1oN.-Scrcra1 poor women
who support their little ones By taking in
washing, would be glad to get secondhand
cook-stoves. II persons cla1itably disposed.
have such to spare, please drop line to
r. n " Ct+r Nf:r.sr~nrvv
, 1860-11-24

TOR SALE CflEAP-.At aU Dear
born street conlplet Of Confrctieotrs tool:.
slkts, &c. tue :uo1 1Gtr Press Ild.11t Caois
.Jyt FaflitIiT- oI fti t:yo Counters, and 20 bb3
. r1les ". VAN U'LISDA l. CO. n.:.Ixlw
, 1860-11-24

AT PEoR1A.-Rer. Wilbur McKalg, late pas.
tor Of the Jefferson street Methodist Church,
las ncccpted cali from the New School Prcs-
byteflan Church at Peoria, and has removed
to that p1nce.
, 1860-11-24

AFTER 1r.-A gnng oftwenty men we're en-
gagged all day yesterday in searching tho ruins
Of 0. F. Fuller d Co.'a drug establishment on
Franklin street, for tho iron safe containing
tho money, books, papers and other yaluablcs
of the firm
, 1860-11-24

The BEsr.-Best &; Co. arc removing their
establishment to the basement of tho new
Sherman House, whero they will open ilr.t
cl1ss saloon in few days Their sarn-
pies of alc, lager beer and imported German
wines arc the best in the market, and their ny
lnerosls friends will n,akca note ii the l.ro-
posed change to better and more convenient
quarters.
, 1860-11-24
fNALEN.A s. CHICAGO UNION
rHTCAGO BJ1RIIEGTDS

~ QUINCY RAILROAD.
Passenger Traias loAre and arrive Chicago as!1!'
Iowa; Gar Express leaves at Is H.. tSunda.se r.
eeptrl): arnses at r T.. taantAss esceptsd,. w.
Express leaves Is r. H., (5atusduys exec; :i;;
ar1ive. At 10 fai,'nlays excepted. icntc:. ccoEs.
N tiatin leaves a. A1 H.. t3lnlaya uIccptel: ~
raw ut Ia IS l. H.. t5un1Ays excepted
G. Z. HAMMOND. SEPT
, 1860-11-24
1!l;(d1.tcG.

Manitoba Wet Nurse. Nd
a7''s ~ APPLY, ~itl fl!l references. E, ~ :"
Tfiblre Qittcc, .- EoxS,lw
, 1860-11-24

THE CnAxED.-On and after to-day the
trains Of the shicago, St Louis and Alton
Railway will leave here As follows: Morning
train, 9:15 instead OF 700; evening train at .
o'clock instead OF 8,
The time on the Michigan Southern anl
Northern Indiana road is also changed, leav~
ing Chicago at 6 L. II. and eco ?. 81
, 1860-11-24

FOR SALE-A Patent for a Nh
~ chine which ean BE- sold extensively emone tho
, 1860-11-24

feEEs;e7 NEW AND SECOND
sfMei";as ssGs Z rn e. or;sis ; sa9Ss r TnEs e.!
rIanos AeloAsns. ,ysEsas ant "li S;n's II MGsicil
cal fadts1trltuts Repaired. At a.1rt nntt:e.
It's L.tAE STEIET-SE.AK CLARK,
, 1860-11-24

TE!ANTED.-['asE anil Farming
~ Lands IN Exchange for City Properly. Tie snb.
.erhrrs a: tesfroas e exchanging good F.:mir =
cratraE iocat.d city property. worth 1ro:1 1 10
f4ha, aaa VII advance rarE rash Il: or1-r
uc,3r3w
, 1860-11-24

pAl,TNEIe WANTED-Thc all
vcrtsc: wishes to e5tes :nt, the f:ou.ra::-!cn
t;uslnesA aA wn't. Tartacr s1lrhf active, til
few tin+a2a dollars ca:ra!. !aEEr commercial &C.
quass,snct IN all iac 5iar!lal Eastern ttt!. -nrr.
!Il stfE AMI profitable halpe-% Fustht rurtrl1-
lars Eoy be learned By appl1ca,rn 10 Mr GEO PAY.
soS: AttercrJ At Law. SU dearborn street, Chicago.
no.sxct
+ OOk HERE! 4 Willow Lady
~ Of experience desires situation ~ hausckr-e~r
II the City eF Country town. Address {. H.. tuS
r.73. Eo.:1sw
, 1860-11-24

lSoCEsE.-CosoncF James held an inquest
Thursday evening on the body Of rrussIan
named Frederick Grothc, who died from lit:
effects Of injuries received on Friday last from
a stick Of timber falling upon him at the ware
house Of Smith t Sturge=s, on the South
Branch near Old street. Vcrlict in accord
anca with the facts. Grothe died on Thursday,
and not last week as some Of the papers hadit
, 1860-11-24

Boz LosT:-A little boy by the name ct
Joseph Brennan, aged two and n half years,
left his home on Sunday last, and has not been
heard from yet. He has light hair, burn on
hia right arm, and worc brown aud spotted
dclaina dress.
, 1860-11-24

The nboye shows E very large gain In the receipts
OF w,,eat aud corn to New York.
Tho exports OF produce from New York since
,Iau l. show Lie following in1portaMt cllanCe1:
, 1860-11-24

w ASTED-To exchange from
~ sfx to Eleven Hundred Arres Of and n Aiirh-
iSan. Wisconsin aud New Ifcup-E.re. tnr stock "
Ury q .ssl- Al assortment II E,nf- aai .;~4< 4
f'st.c* Ii CASA ApPiy to J. " Do.AN CO. y frar-
burn E:rc&t npts-d.:atn
, 1860-11-24

There We're three cn:rics--two by William Sim.
:onS VI Upton county zone for acre. the other
FOR acrvs; yield tons and 400 pounds per acre,
aud one for acre br John Williams of kuux Co..
&irld ! tons aud 1.97U pounds.
, 1860-11-24

::=riun. and Wabash counties. The first raised at
Ear rate OF 14o bushels per acre; the lust ~: BUSH
tt:. sn general average OF twenty acrcs. But one
ii Tue Dcr;nudas they raised u bushels on one.
egh1, u! an acre. and Of The yellow and red Nanse-
luunds, II bushels on onc-fourth OF m mere.
, 1860-11-24
Go 4sent.

ITO RENT-IEousn No. SAT VA
u tssl avenue. hcswec3 Twelfth street a1sI HsY,ron
Court: bso urlstnTt Possession given ur J,c
crnbcr. AfLEt-z T. =. lux iOs>J E.ss;x3t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-01

On the 22d ult 81 the residence o. her brother,
Mr. Stephen Barr, near Woodstock, Miss ELIZA
BETH BARR, in the I'D year Of her aye.
AT the residence Of her husband, near Coole 5
Store, Rockin CHAM County. on Sunday, the 18th
ult., OF Pulmonary Consumption, Mrs ANNA
NEWMAN, aged 81 years, | month, and u days.
On Friday, the 18th ult., of drupsy, near Monnt
Jackson, Shenandoah County, Mr.. REu BEN AL
LEN, Il worthy citizen.
On the 4;h ult., III Shenandoah County, Mr.. 10
SEPiI FUNK, in the 55th year OF his age
In Edinburg, Shenandoah County. on Sabbath
evening the 9TH ult, JOHN VANCE, son OF Ma
jor Samuel and Rachael Kinkor, in the 10th year
of his age.
On Sunday morning. the 2Tth ult., in The village
of Piscataway. Md, Of consumption, MARY b.,
beloved wife of Thomas II. Harbin, in the 9th
year of her age.
In Marlboro on Thursday evening last, the 9th
ult, Mr. JOHN THOMAS MlLLARh, son OF Mr..
Charles Willard, in the 22d year OF his age
At his residence in the village Of Queen Anne,
on Tuesday, the 22d ult.. Mr.. ALEAllS BOONE,
in the 18th year Of his aye.
In Texas, in the spring of 1889, BENONl W.
LANuAM. only son Of Robert ii. Lanham, late
Of Prince Georges County, Md, In the 10Th year
Of his age.
On Saturday, the 26th ult. Mrs. HARRIET
PEYTON, cunSart of John ). Peyton.