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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-08-10
AN ARKANSAS GIRLS RESENT
MENT.

A green, awkward girl, the daughter of
wealthy parents in Arkansas, having come
to --, in Massachusetts, to be educa-
ted, a young dentist named Brown, con-
ceived a notion that the shortest road to
fortune would be to marry her. But then
she was the laughing stock of the semina-
ry, because she was SO gaunt, masculine
and ungenteel in her dress, and Brown
felt that it would require all his nerve to
stand the ridicule of several Of the young
pupils with whom he had flirted until be
was satisfied that they had no money or
expectation of any. However, he consoled
himself with the reflection that he should
speedily obtain influence enough over her
to enable him to become, in a measure,
ner, etc. The foremost thought was to
amend her long, lank form, by the aid of
crinoline, which she had never worn, and
his fattery had no sooner secured him
confidential place in her good graces before
he ventured to make her a present of a
patent skirt or sack, together with a hint
to fix up pretty handsomely for ball, to
which he invited her. The night arrived,
the party were assembled, and the Arkan-
sas damsel made her grand entree from
the ladies' dressing room, amid the litter
of laughter from the school girls and vii
lage bellies. The hoop sack was shockingly
out of shape, projecting in front like the
spouting Horn of Nahant; but that was
nothing to the expose it made of her some
what incongruous black hose, the fascina-
tions of which were somewhat augmented
by the yellow rosettes of her white satin
slippers (men's size) encasing her delicate
feet. To complete Browns horror. her
faxen head and freckled face were "set
off, with profusion of green and yellow
bow knots, of formidable size, intended to
10 execution as beau-catchers.
Nader than sixty, the disappointed den-
fist went through the first dance with her,
taking little or no pains to conceal his dis
gust, and then hurried away to escape the
compliments and sarcastic ridicule of his
old flames.
The unfortunate partner, who was clear
grit, was deeply incensed when informed of
his abandonment, and some of the sympa-
thizers advised her to ''give him the sack, ;"
that is, dismiss him at once. "I'll he dod-
rotted eff l don't do it fore the hull
crowd" she replied, in boiling passion,
and making straight for the dressing room,
and followed by bevy of laughing girls,
soon emerged again with the hoop
sack in her hand, and threw it at Browns
feet ''Thar, you mean, good-for- nothing
shaker out of old snags! Take your sack
and wear it yourself, and eff / ketch you
speaking to me again, I'll kick you within
an inch of yer life; ye'd better believe it. "
Roars of laughter followed this spirited
conduct and the tooth fpuller was fain to
make his escape. The next day he left
the village, and has not returned to it
The Arkansas girl has become a pet, and
finally made a very respectable appearance
in society.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-08-10
Teas, Sugars, Cofees, Dried Fruits, Eermeti.
cally Sealed Fruits,

And every other article usually found in first class
Family Groceries, sold by me- and always warranted
as represented. I will sell you better TEA for
fifty cents than you buy anywhere else for sixty
two cents. and good TEA for forty our windy
cotemporaries who make such blow on Teas, will or
can sell for fifty. mean what say, and stand ready
verify it every hour in the day, and every day in
the week. make it point be undersold,
and it distinctly understood that do business
upon that principle.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-08-10
Family Grocery

In town, and intend to be in future, I always
have been in the past the first in the market with
every novelty of the season. / am receiving goods
every week from the East thereby always keeping my
Stock
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-08-10

EVERYTHING pertaining to the trade can be found at
my establishm ent and prepared to sell at Whole
sale as well Retail, favorable terms as any
concern in town.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-08-10
Country Merchants
B u TT ER AND EG g s

Can always sort up their stock with me, to a good
advantage. will sell you goods by the package as
low any of the wholesalers up town.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-07

a rIANTIO s09AL nAIL sfsAM NAVIGATION DON
~ poays York Sal say lAns-rhe ASK departure
hon nsv sort ~ be " pendM .ad pc ssrsul sss%se
N shnrsnsJ Jass a. tounhns q Johns =. p 70 reosfvs
Prpss oS -rrvs siass go and ~; third $50 In
aSns ire ushe. q tee ee enss On The aar
rnilvNy rouGes IroAnt laird osAD mus
provt1s plais tpiss h end bedoal
JOIN = nrv etasA SIS Ps0sso 10 the thtrd clse -. be
sprurea u brus froo oalwsy fU $50 e0 nou
bubI,s SIS; froz Be tAa ST. noa Lcadoadsrry. W W
hcu Esiortoa 81 frum lAmstog. ~
AK holland q CO.,
AesDss Tor tbs Linz M 81 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-07
pAPsRs PBNDrpe BsvoRE HIs HosoR THs nArol
vvo~ r 9e 800 Arr aov na,

II FOk Ar Att
R~.pussra cosnrns sva-d Of .onsrsc vossirg
s; -: .s. .sssif :. s. ss ' % s
ssr e ocassSs sp' juss @ o. ayes s.z ssss
nsssutn 70 c,sarm .s.s.nsn,. s s,li.s .us.:. p. =
srd ~ svenuss froier appointed so'scx
scsrd Of Aldermen. MAJ %. $50 On syss and .sss
Bssrd Of ocussmeu. June s. 1870 o. ayes and eos
aessln'ior ,hsa h- sras sp~us.s Of srv s,urh sr.s
om Iishis lhe auases river ss.sr~se W ss
via sd scsssss rrus-r be end ssrssy sppo'aed col
is;.er q $500 ssn.s 'As, re-, ,xo .s,,,.a
Bos'd ef coussnmsa- June O. isso On ayes and nos
a.. rss.. .ss.s = -sss,ss ,.a :sss . V
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so-rd Of cone imss. June s. issa On syes and 500
se.a,or 10 confirm s-.rc rsrm~ pupa
2, .... ara .s's .ss ss ~. s srs
,,s spa ssss ..s ~ f $3.50 .n s' sssc
pr ss. q ssss%ss. n.y n sss On .y.s 40
nssra Of oouueuep. rJu.e iso On ayes and noes
sssSussou dressing The oousss Ne csrpor,a'n ,.ss
=: ss s.i .s.:-ss 2 s.s. i,s lin, 49, ian ~
Es::s & S:s:.:s js.. x. s'' g. m and .s-
a. M, s..s .. s.,.r =: NJ, u, s, -.
soss. = - s sss-.a assss 800 i',, q, ,-- go
~ s.s sss ~ ,,.. sss, s ~ os.s
board Of Ahsrmsn. April ~ iseo On eyes ana soe'
Bs.rd Of oousurms.. Juss s. 1880. o. sss and moss
Es..s: a.. ;ss :. go. ss..s y. vsrd 10 SIN
rosrt Of Adswss. Ray iso vn sy~ and noes
pcsss II ocussn~s.. Jsns Z issa On ys and moss
sfvp<er.
Rssoussun hat Ne ph-S s-~sue frsu rM~ty Akd tias
xxc - nsgv~A And - cub s.d eus~ onss - tss,e.
unAe~ The ske~u o. ~ rscs comissossw - - or4
tcs,s 4 xass~ssl ASS n. iss. o. sy-s s.< $50
ss.r q osuxnnss, sumo = rsv. On v- 80 eocs
sdopteA-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-07

ss.r. ~ "a !. :. 49, = fss S sc,sis ~ -
sposA IN -sm.fs ess.S Poe t..ss 1901 2 sss -
rs,tss qr~s1ws C.srs tsuee y ewA..s ysyy,rG scs
$3.50 ss-. -. cs.@,ss.- 80. =. - ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-07
ARDsMmwuT6.

a CoRsss III allan oPKBA oDnPANx.
CsAD To TIE PCBliu
coRrEsI OPERA COMP. my
ys: be boaor form ne pub that the anL psrsaas~
FnIDAS ivsSIEa srH JUNE.
"''' ''''' WI q GxEX PsaYoRxAKoE
Apdoa -
When re -
o..sr.as The = ss'sss Ma ce,it:s sssss = .
s.sAns cosfssi
And 10 Introduce the CO ebrsiel Tenor;
For the generous sphusasn WITH ~hcs thsss Aysyv -
well osSsrs Of Oo.psny bsss yesstvse -
i L,SsSsr , neg: = 'AAik The public the .A~' -
in Ss ss6ssvoss Tor. . psrfsotiy rod ccne sny
$4,000 $4,000 1920 1920
Subsequently Tie .esas.y WI Be- ,.o.a g psssass -
=, ~, g. S s.as,s. rARsoRhAHoS
JarAsBsE EMBASSY.
s nSssss u. 's he ss q s ss
,ss:s 90 % 70 vESgsr A1 s.rn a.
WIN shortly be sivea % the puble
on ssIo.Y Afa
coxTns s grand oAbtaa''os Of ~ foas~tas ss
PHuL.vvs
sUsINI
ON sArynnAt y sS u. isss'. AL ~ ''
Msosssr and nu:c.i DS .c.or q s.sr
Vi. :s. sss:s 81 7S Si sssses, 90 - sss -
OF Tho Aosdsny OF Aussc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-07

MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.
FyCMnrrER ON LAMps AuD GAS op THe BOARD
~ m ssermenL-7hs Comnntes Wi msss This cav, Jus
I, NO CITY Hail Pessoss havas pspsrs befsre
In Oommiilse, WIN plsass alleud
Jas. sAeLsy. )o-u
BOBr. I. DAsRAH>
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-07

rNOB OALIDOBpIA VIA PANAMA.
il ne aasmskat sbRfHBee LloHf vm an russ6ay.
joe 80 ~ ~ R1H sfAs wsdsesaAy Juns -. froa -
y - .ns Job. y aay q ssys.sars IN = As "a uA
1xy uhsa Of deosrurs ON - ~ noalAy folio xns
Pr pss0ss q hstsa sDoD - wS al! o. ~ MsA
AZ ssr:.ss =. ssssd sussAs s,y - .. s'''ss'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-07

mo. soUrHA srTOE AND H.vkA-rHn UNITED
gxteo nj ssssDer IN AGO. u. Lapea- Oommznsee wtn
isve fur Hsvrs cuocirs scuthsmp'oa % sad ne nah
~ pssse1eer. saturday June Is 0elcss ~ On ois
m II NRb fous Of slyeok Tuu enp ~stor
uxh snpamsnts eyoiosss ID. esnea ., th 70 he evsai
n oplssop he cono ronch tss Anc
Dc pu a being e~ s>fesy Of The vess Esd Pee
Dpsesrs would Be- ssoured rrcc Of psssAse 10 sssoue
nbn HS end 90 For freAsat pssssxs apply y
6AsuHL FUx, Gao. Ma OK EszrG AEssts No iroaA
nj yul n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-07

EoR sALB-A SUPERIOR SPAN OF LIGHT 0RA
,ound fnd !. Ssrsss nj rsvsnsr.; Oss arS 81
ssddls harnsss 70 asy gsnssaa. wshinG plsaxurs ~
sseiy er0hsed tkis would worthy az staSnioa Ina ~
of u. - EARL. los 0rsenwicA SEsUsl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-07

CTE.N-NEw YORK. sourHAxrroH And HAvRA
Tia Vanderbilt European United States Mall aeAmshps
I'll besWeeu new xnrk soutoam,tou End Bsvre
From ee~ Xorh for Returning from IA
Bouhsmpsa and vre and bouth-
Bsvro ampeOn
yApDBRBILT Lsfevre. set, June Is Wed, July Z
lilly Oj8 0ri6na SET juno 80 VISA, July Is
VANDDR Fl IT ..........eat, July ~ Wed Aus. is
1lAlIR Is. .......... sat- Aug IL we'd, Aug ~
VAkDab b Lf..........eN 6op. 81 Wed Sept -
These sAips have SAFER tsht oo@ ,artments
Pr - Il pssssae ekhs- wsy tho same
Pint cabin Sls1 and 500. s.eysd bin go.
Ceru6cass Of Pc sage ssusd frvm Europa 10 AmsdcA
6oeois dexse I'd In Losd,o and Par:s-
D. fVneAsOk Agsot Bowhne 1rseu, New York
.. q WAiNWRiGa1 Co., IL Hue Faabours Mont
naxtre, Psrs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-07

COK sALB-ONE or rHB HANpeONBsr LONG ran
bay Hos.es I. The cs,, hands hfh gress stys =.
-ciop. yeasp old: Aso bob tailed bay Hnrss old
6h hancs high: 10 = warranted 'rut b 81 misuss rs.
etreok.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-07

a UsYBALIAH PIoNsna LEE. LIT AslJsHKD iss,
~ earryae Uunoc St,aes malta -Poonvsiy nrst shp 70
III Lii eslsbssaed cnspss -. yosHuA Bsffs being
nov nsay oAned Oil Be teoosobeh fur Ne bourne poovo
IL Iyh of Jups end ocoomD04ate fev hrn
Hol seoosd dos pssssre~rs ~ whom hss exssneai
ou1mrdanons n b~ bouse samuel eAlee Oil
coed ship Joshus Bs,es ADD haze q-es dspsssh 1U wg
Or psssse sppy hoard pier IA eW nvsr q 70 4 v. GA
Moo ~ Soun sueeA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-20
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY MARCH TO- 1861.

II business Of the principal railways eadiog 70 and
from that point. They present. Ia every instance, OK
cen. where the comparison il made between ineom-
nIete and finished remarkable decline in busi
mesa commencing with 1857, and RAINING through
1853 and 1859 There statistics OF railway business at
the West exhibiting the extent of ts decrease, and the
causss thereof are Just what ehould come under the
exam;naton Of every one who desires TO form an intel
Hosnt opipi,n Of railway property at the West. The
passep ger satisfies alone are, ss The Press sensoy
rsro,ts "vortb a column of reasoning in regard to
the causes which baye for the present, arrested the
progress of the Wet" From lOo,S'o passengers
broupht by the Eastern railroads to chicago 10 lo'o'
the number had dwndled in 1859 TO H,5'4, a iau'ng
eff of 1886 This fact is Important for touches inc
root of the trouble. II shows conclusiyey thai 10
the reyuson of 1857 we may trace great part OF the
decre in railway business az the West, and It brings
the examiner TO the point of inquiry which we
desire, viz, to tie permanenee OF the evil
Tie depression aud decline are admitted; the hgures
prove it. Is it to continue on the Diminishing scale
ia it but temporary cloud which hangs over the
West No one who has examined the resources OF
the West. who bas seen its agricultural and mineral
wealth. can hesitate long in answering this question
Revival is much certainty as the revival and prog
ress Of bueiDess in the City of NewYork. Assuming
this We may look at the experience of 1883 with COM
posure. The poor railway earnings of that year will
presently be compared with those Of year in which
we are probably beginning to emerge from great pros
tration to period of comparative prosperity. Within
year or two we may be quite as much surprised at
the favorable comparison with 1852 as we are nov at
the picture of reverses looking back TO 1856.
The Controller Of Milwaukee has furnished TO The
Wisconsin, the Indebtedness Of that city, as folows
On railroad bonds, $l6l4,C0O, and on bonds issued
for municipal purposes, S727, 350-to which may be
added the intere due rail, DAD bonds-making an
aggregate Of 81 All 36 Of bonded debt. The follow
inn Ia q dafnlleh sfafam1ht:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-20
In crease. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1893

The busnets Of the Clearing House 10 day was
81, $4,000. We noice sales Of 500, 600 p cent
Treasury Notes at ZIG y cent premium. The rates 10
the discount houses paper still tend downward, with
a moderate supply Of irtt-class names on Gale. Six
months acceptances Of prominent signatures have been
passed 81 cent and lines OF short ecceptances are
held at 5a5l y cent. Single name eigat months pa
per has sold 1T 6G6l cent, but not often below %
cent. Gail loans are sal y cent, the transactions
being mostly at 5G5l y cent.
There lie nothing in regard TO the affairs OF T. b.
Little a. Co. They have yet made no proposition pI
settlement. Their line is supposed TO have been be-
tween 10000 and 900 shares, including calls,
upon which the loss may have averaged y cent The
house come time since, was considered good for tail
million They viii doubtless pay in fall all their en-
eafements. The Arizona at New Orleans, from Bra
zos had 600 in specie on board. The jersey
City and Bergen Point Railroad has been commenced.
Another nteroceanic railroad project Is being con-
sdered. by advices from Havana II appears that an
expedition 10 examine the line from Lima ecross the
continent 10 the Atlantic Coast had made its report
The project has long been under consideration but the
difficulty of crossing the great chain Of the Andes was
considered an insuperabs obstacle. After giving an
interesting description Of the country, Commissioners
expr &c themselves sssGed OF the feasibility Of the
project. The distance between Lima and Puerto de
Mario they estimate at 90 leagues; from the Mario the
distance is rayersed by river steamboat to the Atlantic
making the whole time between Lima and Europe in
80 or 81 days; TO New-York in "a days.
The s.atemeDt Of Banh averages is quite as favor
able az as anticipated The loans show but mod
crate exransion, while the specie strength is largely
INCREASED. TIE s1ecie reserve is now higher than a.
any time since July, 1859.
The folio wing s statement Of the condition Of me
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-20
Total. ..Sl ,6l4,W
the anthracite coal trade "a follows:
Total. l,e5s
TIe PLIn1lIpkia LedRef EYE:

me PhHdddphto LedS6 r"ys'
'sTbe anthracite coal tunnage it will be seen Is
steadily Oh the increase and quite large for the seas
the excess on that of last year TO the same time De "
already over 1870 600 tuns The philadelphia Mining
Reg ister says: ,.,.,.
1.-THE Lebgh Valley Railroad Company have advanced the
tran Mauch Chunk to Ezabehport to ate
eject April per tie Summer charge last year PEN
80 per tu. Lehah Nevig4ion and the Delaware Dvr
SION Canal Companies s negotiating on the SUBJECT oil t2s
particularly With reference coal locked out New Hope Inc
tolls on The Morris Canal will measuaby depend upon the tolls
via New Hope Trenton On Lehish coal in the local and
the general the advance in price averages 10 ~ cents
pet un The past demonstreed some sun
eular mutations with reference to the places o. OF
Ieh coal the actual abandonment OF Trenton whence he
stpg iom which the were Iuloaded into oos.s hs
been South Amboy the virtual a0an ionueh OF
Bristol where the lehgh Navigation Company have eeaseo %
oesupy the large the psol Of the canal heretofore
Coating vessels would not penetrate 10 lre
TO- bv canal from NewYork and cossting vessels
W lot the above Philadelphia TO take irelgnt
a, Bo except at which than cover the stof
oh and tupnage In canal bos from Bristol TO Philadelphia
The trade will he transferred from Trenton to South
Ambov and from Bristol to this city, The en-
tered INTO by ard between the Sshuylk carriers give gen
Ts satisfaction reasonable people Interested ~ any raw
in The chuyk trade. And the understanding had win the
NewY ok companies Il Predicted, will produce results 1tu
ely to all parties engsged in the production ana
transportation Of anthracite coel-"
ou,o,.. of Aonr apd Grain in etore Qt Chicago
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-20

7b and S avs, for $3.50 lot; also, fol iO.s soab
side of 2s,hst, between sth and 9th-lvs, 70, $500
1T. Mears Rsynor & BIsck@eil have sod lots
soutb.wett corner Of Broadway ana 62d-ss., 81 feet
fronting Broadway, 80 feet fronting 6s g., 100 feet
inches across the rear 1873 feet in depth a. the s'nn
line, price not given. Also lots on the west SHE Of
3d-av 60 fee: south of 60tbst, each 90 feet front
and isar BY 95 feet in depth at a. $50 each.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-20
xegai Notires.

NOTICE of application for the discharge OF an
in'olyent from HI. debts 70 PGy'on Of me ct. tS
article Of the h,rt title OF the mn chapter Oh the second part
John BOSWELL Of TIRE City Of Utics-NOtce first pqb
bed March 1860 creditors appear before the don O. H.
Lynch Special County Judge Of Oneida County at his once
sxt At oeoI In the afternoon 10 show cA1se why assign
men should not be made aud in'0Ten BE S;ehTsee ION his
Hhs lswlOwTu Attorney fer ln.0lyeht. Camden. N Y:
CUPREME COURT.-WALTER QUlN, Plain
his vie: ERTHuRA QgIN SHAfIEs qyIN GEORGE
SU f9 ss 9GN SoHS a SUN
and PAyp EynEs G";, in f ba Ss3s
date on th day Of Move nber 1889 William Watson the
al The Merchants Excsnge in the City of NowY by An
thony j. Bleecker Co.. Agotioaeers on sAIohpAf tns
certain piece a-e Of Land Nth The Bulldogs tSe E
and 6cps n the Nn f %s.d 'S CITY
icing the nowesteIly Of Washington and Hammond
isOn street yone feet end Xix inches thence westerly on
lime paael with Hammond street thirty four feet four inches
fifty feet norhery ne Of Hammond street aud thence
parcel Of Land with the Building thereon situate lying and
described foows Beginning point the norbery line
Of street S'tsn feet Ts,y from the
hehee .aphns nOIhey at right angles e said street
tywo thence southey hight Hammond street.
ay feet 70 the said noIhsry line of Hammond street; and
twenty-five feet TO The place of beginning And also all that
stuse lying and being in the Ninth Ward Of the City Of New
York bounded ard described follows; Beginning at pout
on tho norhery line Of Hammond distant forty feet
wesurly the north westerly Of Washr and
streets thence running Iorhey at right angles 70
said Hammond fifty feet thence westerly parallel with
Han ave feet and eight inches then nohTy aud
parallel WasnstOn street fifteen feet aud four inches
bsrce Westerly and parallel with Hammond eisheen
t thence southery parallel with Washington fifteen
feet and four inches, heDce eaerly parallel with Hammond
eet one foot and eight inches; thence soutery and at right
angles 10 Hammond street fifty feet to the said nor'hery line OF
Hammond street aud thence sasery along the nothey line
If .mmond street twenty-five feet to the place Of beginning
togftLeT with ali and singular the heredanens and apue
nances belonging or W anywse
18th Mach, 1850. WIh dLAnm w .SDN noose'
uphII 2awto Hp24
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-20
Orean 6teamers, &r.

" s. MAIL LINE to CALIFORNIA-By
~ steamers Of the ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC bTEAA-
SHIP COMPANY from New ork TO AsPinwa.
BY Railroad Of the Panama Railroad from Aspn"A
TO Panama
And BY Of the Pacac Mail Steamship Company from
Panama 10 San FTanciscO.
From the foot Of WAyren1a
AT II O'CLOCK, NOON, PRECISELY.
Toe steamship NORTH STAR Capt Jones, will leave New
York the 2Ob OF each month.
TIE steamship NORTHERN LIGHT Capt Tinklopeugh, the
5lh Of each month.
When these fall Sunday the day Of departure win be
tbe Monday following
An sxa steamer win be &psehed from New York March 30
with passengers and freight.
First cabin passage 500 second cabin $780, Storage SlOO
For feztheT Information, apply e. the only Office
No In West-ft. foot Of Warenst-
d. b. ALLEN Agent
B-Al psrsOrs forbid busug any soc0uDt Of
the shows chips or 0Wn1G
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-20
The receipts and shipments at Chicago during tn
weak ,ndipg the 10Th ipst were as follows:-

TIE LONDON DaWy NOES OF INC Jln, py ING IouVV-
mia, remarks:
Saturday very busy day in the discount market large
amount Bills natming the Sd and 4s Snnday There
W, re- however applications at the Discount Office at tue
Rank ard Ia the the supply smple
Choice paper y cent below the Bank minimum
Al Paris to asy Three Cent Rents opened at o. &c. and
AT o. go both for money and the account beiag lilo to
cent lower than Yesterday afternoon. The English Parliament
and on Savoy question watched with great anxiety
in France"
The London Times notices sales on the Sd inst. of
Illinois Central seyens at 81 !, and notices and quotes
American securiries as follows:
Colonial descriptions have likewise been dull Great Western
shares eceded to ia and Ursnd Trunk stock to
In American securities the bonds OF the Illinois Cen
tr were armer Canada Loan left off, scrp2 m bonds 1919
~ NJ. Il. lfnIl1
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SrpycusIyE FOR TIGERS A corr

SrRYcHSIyE FOR TrGERs-A correspondent of The
Bombay Times describes the killing Of tiger by
strycbnne The tiger infested some low under-gro WITH
81 the bottom of his gardep and be resolved to destroy
II. He therefore took buffalo recently killed by the
tiger aud strewed quantity of sry chime "a the bit
ten flesh. The tiger CAME ate az usual, and died I'M
pnediafeIv
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MARRIED..

OGDEN-HAMILL-On Wednesday March ~, o. We rev.
w Walker at the residence Of the brides is,ne' M iohn
a. Ogden 20 Miss Mamie j. Hami both Of Lisonei NaeS'
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CAMPvIILE, Monday, March tt I5o'I
For the week ending Monday March 96 cars Cattle care
Sheep cara Horses making 81 stock
add SO express freghasing total number Of cara
hauled by Stock Express during the week lss