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, 1860-11-09

TIIICAGO, BURLINGTON &
~ QUINCY RAILROAD.
Passenger Trains leave And afTire Chicago - fol-
Iows: Dsy Exprtss leaves At 5b l. u. tsatlays ex
cepted); arrives at ", tSunda5s excepted Sl-st
Express leaves IT IL +. tsaturdays exeersetl
Ar1lves 1t SO tsondars excepted, Aendota Aeeocl
tuo1aslon leaves Loo r. NJ {S1udayB s1ceptcdl:
G. G. HAMMOND, sup'e
rurrIco Anrt1 1871
, 1860-11-09
THE CITY,

The Chicago Gardeners' Society.
This society, which has during the late peri
cd Of political excitement discontinued its
meetings, held their regular semi-monthly
gathering last evening, with but a small nnm-
her In attendance. The President, JOHN G.
IRE, In the chair
The Secretary read letter from DR.. George
vasey, Of Ringwood, Kendall Co., in answer
to call Of the Society requesting information
in regard to the cost of an Herbarium Of the
plants Of Illinois. The public will remember
the collection in the late fair Of the Mechan-
les Institute, exhibited BY DE. Vasey, drawing
forth much attention and admiration from the
visitors. This collection contained over COO
species, which is only onc-half Of the plants
OF the State, exclusive Of the lower order Of
Cryptosams. An Herbarium in complete Or
der, the specimens fastened in heavy litho~
graphic paper carefully md fully labelled, the
species Of n genus all brought together In one
package, the genera placed together in natural
orders, and MI put mp In neat and convenient
boxes, holding eome fifty species each, would
cost about Aifteen dollars per hundred, or
about one hundred and eighty-nvc dollazs,
complete.
This price for solaYe collection, including
the rarer plants, md calling for 80 large an
Outlay Of knowledge, labor and expense, is
very low. And the opportunities for obtain
ipe 50 large collection seldom offer. The
species Of this State represent nearly one-lalf
or ali the plants of the Northern United States.
A committee was appointed to take meas
nres and secure the small sum needed for the
purchase Of such an Herbarium. There can
BE- no question that those who may be called
7,,n,y, will r1ndlv contril,ite in 1,lacfnp Gurh
, 1860-11-09
Daily Review Of Chicago Market.

THURSDAY EVENING. Nov. g.
TO osdeneburzh- -schr Star Of Hope, wheat ai 17c-
To Oswe-o-Seilr 6sscn corn at lbc. TO yuhaIo-
Prop. But1lo, wheat Ito load ut kenosha) at 13c,:
standard verscl wheat at l0c; echrs Reciprocity
and Gt8cc Murray. corn nt 10c.
-F4ouR.--leeeived, asa5 brls: shipped. none:
Market dull. Sales were-soo h1ls oak Grose,"
1t $3,seN track: 5o1 bsas good spring e1tfns In
1TS %mESqPeRseelved idis II ? 51 bu shipped 1891
b. Market s swer sslss were x - aS n b. Seh b.
stote: 5000 ha No: Spring ii PC "a store; 1000
bu do 1t u Nc in store; 1903 bu do At Sic 10 store
sn nfS Il In ..e5s n 10 90
1o0 bn do ct TIC In store.
.coRN-lteceivcd, 1l,ol1 By shipped, 5000 bu.
e Il hae 81 r. s an
store: 15ul bu No. Canal ut SIC I. o. b.; 5000 bu
new curu At ale In rtore.
inactive: Sales wcre;r 80 hsgs No ! At 1ae del.
vsre: 20 bsss t tx on sfsef; 10 hsss At &C on
BARLEY-1,ece.ved. !, ,ss1 bu. Market dun. Sales
Tets; 100 esgs good At soc anoat; 200 bags No Eat
were: q tsss extra al Saso, Il b. prime At 81
Hida&isEs@%i55 % %bols 81 coantry o ~ IN Two lot. at
Rsse Rssse4Ees56FtssRSs Es6Fss$ 81: e. s:'a as,, at .,,,o
LARD-Nouin1l ut lie.
HIpEs-Received. soGis ios 1arke. nrm. Green
BAlted zH0st5 Dry sa,ted- 12K01sxG Dry Flint
4ifL HTUFFs4ton good Middlings at tt4ro,
'APPLES-e50 bb}s good eaatcFn apples at fl.75.
BUTTER-1}ood Aradn in Ac4iyt requtat at 110
1ac; common do dull At 96loc; choice dairy, 146
FoTAToEs-sesh.unocks. so@2ac: common
a5is' FoE'EtTKY-chfetens, tfYKfYTchft &i.soa1D per doz.
LIVE STOCK-Roceived, 1,6t1 Hogr. $50 Beeres.
Hoas-There was very active demand to-day By
, 1860-11-09
FURTHER FOREIGN NEWS.

The royal mail steamship Persia. Capt. Jud-
kins, which sailed from Liverpool ut L. n
on the eth, aud from Queenstown on the af-
ternoon Of the :8th October, arrived ut New
York Nor. I.
ITALY.
We hare some few details Of the voting On
the annexation question. In the City Of Ma
pies IS, 600 votes were cast for annexation. At
Palermo there were sc, 2233o votes in favor Of an
mention to 20 asainst,
The correspondent Of the London Daily
NtEx sayB that on the 18th the British Legion
were under fire for the first time. The Royal
lists came out in strong force, and the English
were opposed to them and drove them before
them within the walls OF Capua- Eight Of the
Legion were killed and thirty wounded.
The Journal dcs DeJdts says the British Lc-
gion Is Immediately attached to Garibaldi.
Garibaldi reviewed the men. In the name Of
Italy he thanked England, in the person Of her
volunteers, for the great sacrifices she had
made in men, arms, and money, to uphold the
cause Of national Independence, and concluded
by saying it was the proudcst moment Of his
life that he had under his command, aud for
his support, legion Of the free children Of
England. ......
The entire French force in thcRoman States
does not get much exceed 1900 men.
IMPORTANT srEHcH OF VICTOR EMANUEL TO
THE NEArOIlTAN DELKaAT1oE.
O0E O1 LII lucl1OSIS " AuE NEaAISOAl0A AEpa'
tation, who went to present an address to the
King Of Sardinia, gives the following as the
language used by his Majesty on the occasion: !:
~ am not actuatcd by motives OF personal
ambition, but VIC must constitute a1 Italy. It
matters little to mo whether am King Of
100000 or q, 600 600 Of people; but it Is Of
great importance that a people belonging to
the same .ace md speaking the same lan-
guagc should have the same country, aud that
that country should be independent. If We
only wish It VIC can be great people.
Austria continues to threaten nc Not long
since received note from her through the
Emperor Of the French which was full Of pas
sion. care little for it. Austria let slip the
favorable moment for attacking me. She Is
preparing for next spring, but then, with your
assistance, shall lave 100000 men In arms,
and Italians, thank God! still know how to
fight. The Pope himself now writes to nc
with kindness. The powers Of Europe arc
disrlcased; they are pouting. hut none Of them
exccpt Austria threatens. We arc acting like
persons In our homes. Europe will ut last re-
| cognizc that We have Justice and right on our
side. l am satisfied with Garibaldi; he may
| be little conspicuous, bnt Italy hns no nob1eF
| son. have several times offered to give him
artillery, but he refused the offer. He thinks
he can take Capua BY bayonct charge. Tell
your compatriots. gentlemen, that shall not
cease to be for all italy what have been foT
my little Piedmont. shall perform my duty
as king and soldier; let US all do our duty aa
Italians. Bear In mind that we do not yet pos
sess the key Of our house; but from this day
forward VIC can say that Italy existE. Let ua
! hone nri peF6eycre.
, 1860-11-09

Commercial Circular. By the Persia.
L1sEHrooI, Oct. ~, 1sGo.
BLrApsTrT7e- very large Imports Of Wheat,
zttracted buyers from considerable distance. and
ss.e 1as tne d.
cline Of Friday, on healthy country demand.
Flour vas n t1ow enle. and value remained un-
CHANGED 1nan d..se ns %as ~ sneF Del
slucc Tuesdcy, there has been fatr business
II To.D1y's Market, there WIS large attend.
snce from the Country, and the demand was most
extensive. Wheat advanced Id, and In eomc ca*es
ID per Genital; The recovery on The week may be
q Ssna nsisp ca II %
Improved demand for Etxxd and yellow, and may
Be quoted At I'd to is deaser on the week.
.pand bcnc only retail. Pork, there has been only
retail sales Of Amefica. Cheese. there has been
large business done n this article during tho week
and prices towards the c1osc hare eti1ened. But
ter bus been In better demand, and kpne Of the re-
cent af13Ynla OF stale havo been moved dH.
LARp.-saies to the extent Of 20 tons arc report
ID during the week, At about g. g cwt.
week, and fair quantity Of North American has
been sold At 1Ga 7a cwt.; holders now asking 4
1tt11s more. and the tendency II towards higher
prices. B10LAxD, ATuTA + TO.
GLASGOW. 1srH Oct, 1850, FK1pAr EVENING.
Pnoys1oxs-Beef, pork and bacon slow Of sale,
md prices nominal. chccsc t,Itngs 5ss for prime
quality. Tho demand for good buttcris active. but
inferior eortA dull.
LAnD-hlsrket ycsy frm at Gss Cd for prime
quality.
TAtlow-B -Butchess' Association and HoE1by e
rendering told this week in quantity 1t 90.
BREApsTuFrt.-Thc weather this week hiss been
yer! stormy and considerable injury has been done
70 the crops ssiu Ia the delds. Our corn market
ter advance has been made on fne wheAts. Chtca-
20 has been eold largely at 2ssQ.sss Cd. and Nil
WAnkee at Isl Gd@10s. Amber Iowa at LII Cd.
Large salea aaoat are also reported at sss
cost and freight for red western, and Gls cost,
1retGht aud Insurance for catgo OF red Phlladc1'
ph1a. Barrel dout GOES more freely Into cousunlt
lion at als for good extra etate and supcEue Cana
dian. Extra Uhios move also more freely at 32s.
1ndian corn In acire seqnett at s1s Cd TO - fol
, 1860-11-09

COMMERCIAL.

The following aze the receipts and shipsncnts for
ths past twenty -four hours:
, 1860-11-09

The reee1nts Of Wheat to-day amounted to 5lU31
busalSls, and the ehipments, 14a597 bushels. The
7narket was very quiet, and prices reeeded about
1e' WIN saacs o' aoon' w." 49,. ~ snssr1.
for Northwestern Club; 61GtaSe LOT No- epi1ns*
7geDXc for No. aspiring; and :ak@'sc for Re
9oeeep-'ne tnasAeS sseAus ~, ~ .,oc,,,.
but Little INQUIRY ei.nef " enipf&le y. sp rs 49,
0ess5@eas a1Nsa.''Ae 1.A-Ae -.-,.N.. ,snr,,u
indicate the tendency; but the feeling "as untn's-
tskably downward Corn was IN better request by
,..-..,..., ,,a e+n.Av o., a:e for No
shippers, aoa tae laAiAs' va e~es4' ~ D..,s,.
!, and sc for No. = Oats, Asc ana oa''ey
were ortet aud neglected Timothy seed was
in GOOD demand and firm. with liberal snles at
~ 49ns3o u1shwtnes were dull at 174c for
country. Provisions inactive. A lot Of 70 hb!s
as" aese fo.A "ae eo'. .. 20.
In the Live Stock msrket there was Sef9 aet1se
demand for Hogs, both By shippers and packers,
Z..t,,. Ia ,,a-e so,d Mt an ai1yance of bGa
aaa Pf4ue .o4Ae1 -. -, aoar ,o"1.tn.,,,,s,
70e-salee ranging from Ss-AtGa7o-psaeapanf
the latter quotation. Beef Cattle were steady,
WITH sa!ee al szIos.
Frcfshta were dall ana &c to"er-ne ensaGe-
nents being 1t loe fos corn ana wheat to sas1,o'
~ so1 e,iA y"
dersburgh.
Fxr1oa,oS oS.rur PROPELLER GIoBE.-For an
y" ..1ae,e1 -. -,,, -, 1,,,, th, ,,,,,s,,c-
account o1 Inc c1p1"saon VI D'A'0 NV p'"fsAe'
Globe. see news column.
nrr.r FRv,cRrs At NEW YocK-Noy. C.
rreirhts are better and more activc To Gias-
ciom. raN hu vhest at l8d in base: 11,OO0 bu
Et1bsaf n | 1sd' bniS: op boxes cheese, 60s: 100
t.isx hons Cd To iiyerpooE 100 bales hops Xd:
1n an bn what I5kc. bpik, and 18c, bags: 8OO0
hhSs ionr d. TO Hrc1ncu: 100 casee tobacco :s5s
shhis do, 4os. measurement; 100 bales cotton -
Sd q cRr; 1000 III hay on private terms. By ship
70 liverpool SS00 o1 Nnca1; as: eapanH, a'aGs 81
+aas hnedea 4o rSste and home. IL 5tt Bit
, 1860-11-09

OSWEGO. .Nov. 6.-FIoua-Du g. and unchanged.
GRArx-WheAt shade better with more doing.
Sales a,000 No. Chicago spring at $t.Bh; laoW
and 1900 bu white Canadian at $1.so. Corn quiet.
Barley In moderate demand. sales 500 bu Lay
Ou1;ltc At G0c and l100 bu prime on private tcns.
Rye steady. Sales 1S,0oo bu Canadian at Goc Peas
held at sc. ....
CAsA1. Faz1Gn1s-steady. Flour 4oc, wheat 1sc,
corn 1T1Fc to New York.
LAKE ElxPoRTe-a0e, 500 bu wheat, saloo pn eofn'
a,G0J bu barley, 2a bu rye- II. 100 bn peas.
CANAL ExronTs-1, ,s65 brla Hour, 60, 600 bu wheat
$500 bu corn, II, 90 ba harley.
, 1860-11-09

The royal mail steamship Persia, Capt. Jud
kins, which sailed from Liverpool at Q A. If.
on the eth, aud from Queenstown on the nj.
tcrnoon Of the 28th October, arrived ut New
, 1860-11-09

JAxEsy1LLE, Nov. 8.-Thc Republican jubi-
500 torches are in the procession. The Ga=dte
office, many public buildings, and several resi-
depccs arc brilliantly illuminated. Bonfires
arc blazing, cannon firing, etc The working
mcn'6 bonfire is IN uncommon large one; It Is
composed Of seven hundred flour barrels fur
nished by the coopers Of Mansfield g. Co.'s
steam barrel factory
, 1860-11-09

ITO PHYSICIANS.-We have for
l. sale s.aal Drug Store, nnd good viii Of phys1
Clan IN good practice in this city The prescription
good chance asthe owners obliged to 60 Esst: Also
viii be sold very low. good horse and buggy Een
In payment Afso-lo Acres adjoining the slt{ l.m,ts
Land L Crawford Co.. lows !2F ea8h. reEJ loE:
oca5d1291m F0MPK1E6 Il co.
Real EStste ErokeH Room No, KIngBbuty Block
, 1860-11-09

AURORA, Ill, Nov. 8.-Great enthusiasm and
the utmost good feeling prevails over the re-
suit Of the election. Nearly every store md
hotel and many private residences are brill
1iantly illuminated. 4 salute Of IS guns is be-
ing fired The Wide Awakes are out In good
II numbers; several bontires arc burning.
Public speaking is to commence in few min
@,4u
, 1860-11-09

New YonK, Nov. 8.-No doubt now exists
Of the safety Of the U. s. steamer Seminole,
which was at Maranham Sept. I'D, and would
be piloted through tho canal from Para to Per
nalnbuco.
The screw steamship Jura, from Liverpool
In % days, arrived this afternoon. She Ia to
run between this port and Jamaica:
The damage to tLe Astor House Is SIS 000-
easily relairablc. Thomas Brady, waiter,
was fatally injured, and child badly burned.
, 1860-11-09

Astor House Damaged.
NEW YonK, Nov. 8.-The Asaor House was
damaged by fire this morning on the Vezay
street aide. Great damage to furniture by
smoke and WnteE.
, 1860-11-09

NexyBs
New YonK, Nov S.-Priyate dispatches re
cciyed at Richmond say, that when the newB
Of LIncoln's election reached Charleston, u. s.
Judge McGrath, District Attorney Connor, and
the Collector at Charleston, all resigned.
Dispatches from Richmond to the Times say
that there is little excitement there, and the
Wings seem we'll pleased withthe result Of the
election.
The Southern Students in the New York
Medical University held q meeting Inst evening
to consider the question Of secession. There
was no actiun, but the question WAS left for
decision at some future meeting.
A dispatch to the Fpr9d sayB that current
rumors Of seizure, by the seccssionfsts, OF Fort
Moultric, ut Charleston, was not credited At
Washington. The prominent South Carolini-
ans are said to be in consultation.
, 1860-11-09

BUFFALO. Nor. 5.-Arrived. bark Great West.
Lynn, Chicago, schra Yankee Blade. Fletcher.
do: Eagle Wing; Chase. Do; Summit, Robe7ntson'
Cle1tel, propeller Free State Rounds, do.
Nov. 6-Ar1iyed, brig Mary, Butler. Chicago; !;
sclrs 4 Rayner, Jameson, do; J F Tracey. Al
len. do; Hamlet, Jones, do; Campbell, Hackett.
do. Cleared propeller Marquette, Goldsmith. do !;
ecsrs Stella. Smith. do; 4 c Rayner, Jameson, do:
EARLE Wing, Chase, do.
USNE9O. Nov. G.-Arrivcd, Echr Norwegian,
Shattuck Chicago.
, 1860-11-09

fss7, nj the sAln- loar .ift place
noatlat: ID JAMES D, AEYHoRru. Mortp,orr
, 1860-11-09
4. DeDERKT. AI. n TToma

l. npathic Phyatciau Surgeon &c Having an.
Joyed Europe medica. eturAsie H. With pfactcai
experience "a I'LL country the Doctor tees confident
curahe diseases. Acute and Chronic
Otnce hours tiil 4. and Ill r. X, u hit resi-
dsnee, 81 Wrss Randolph psret, pot.dPqta
, 1860-11-09
= .. .. Hal L., 0Vs*013EGs
Chicago, Nov, Sd. tsfp.
IoAx j. BRoss. Attorney. nooo-etd
MASTERS SAI4E.-State of ILL
~ noia, coek County, >E-s-CfEcuit Court os

Welsh, et A.
Notice i hereby ktren that ]. l. c. ratne ' IEesr'
wi decr,s otdsF 9f saad G9rss i ~
of William S, llavta In the togn Of SostAasla n
said county on the 9Th day Of November, A. D. ia6o,
to Wlt Tie south half Of Tie east halk and the north
west quarter OF the .ou.i east o. section ttt
tis5. al ef ne tsd 81 principal mstdsaa. T. said
fnwr ~ Northnel4 Ternl-o1Ae half cash. anI thn
hsiancn n one year with six per iute1c eecusrd
by motsaye ts property s9d said land i timber
C8cAcot Nov. s ibV L. G. PAINE fkEER
no5d1std Matter In ChaacerS. Cook County
, 1860-11-09
ATORTGAGE SiALE.-Where:,s,



IAxrs A. Mr1lioAx. Attorney for Aortsa=ee.
CEicaEo. tov. tths l6aD. noidh+fd
, 1860-11-09

First Pennsy1vania Congressional DfS-
trlct.
HARRISBURG, Nov. 8.-The Governor has
issued proclamation declaring VIM. Lehman
duly elected to Congress from the LIST district.
, 1860-11-09
MARINE JOURNAL,
PORT OF CHICAGO.
ARRIVED.

ITED.....--.---.Nov.S s.
s.nr Comet, Ernns, Grand Hnven. sundrirs.
prop Ogontz. Douge1l, Green Bay. Som lumber.
Trap PTuire Stale, Grand HAVEN. - IN lumber.
Pro-, Globe, Pratt, Buffalo, 8le1 Ds mdse.
Frup Auskeson, Lewis, ogdensbursh, 1oo tons
Prop Il IG L r foss. Wilson, Muskeeon, Som lumber
scAr Crusader. WadswoIth, Ocontu, go N lumber.
ScAr George G. Drew, Garrett, Petcsson's Pter. ~
scar 11weil, Ferris, Green Bag, $50 m lumber.
Schr Chcrebusco. Langley. Oconto, $50 m lumber.
Sc!lr Sutherland SeoYil, st Joseph, 1bs m stavcs,
schs Heciprocity, Brenton, Buffalo, 15om lumber.
Schr Odin, uatton, MuskeSon. co m lumber.
schr Boncsteel, Cnsty, Belly Hasbor, 4s eds wood
Schr 1toscious, HardcnbufGh, Buffalo, 1'0 N
scar lii Bates, Dayisson, Buffalo. $50 m lnmser.
Schr Cochran, Barry, Port colbotn, 1ao m lomber.
CLEANED. D....-.....Nov. s.
Stur Planet, Nicholson, Superior City, sundr1es.
Stur Comet Evans, Grand Haven. sundrice.
Prop Buffalo, Perry, load at Kcnosha-
pfoo Prairie State. WiIliama, OGdensburGh, 600
bu corn, $50 hbls -four, 20 sacks seed.
sc:.r Star Of Hope. Kcese, oGdenfbnFgh, II, 800 bn
Sch. l'rince Of Wales, Gratan, oswcso, co:G Coo bu
sc.r cnba, ucr7au,cn, Buffalo, 1s, 800 bu wheat
Schr /. J Latham, Mcdonald, Buffalo, 14,lT bush
Sci.r Tempest, Lesltc, Green Bay, 400 bu corn,
1900 bu oats. go ras provisions:
Sc1lr " Htbba1d, Graves, Buffalo, light.
, 1860-11-09
Semi11g maebines.

GEWING MACHINES.-The Fin
~ kle Lyon Sewing Machine Company have estab-
<htd reputation for their machines Second 70 nune
Persons purchasing the l. $. ~ will receive fu
guarantee.
For Family Sewing they nre uartvaned.
For Manufacturing Purposes they have no equal.
pnschase.s are reque:ted to call At No. 166 South
Clxrk street, and examine theke Superior Sewing Na-
chtnek.
Remember the number, 1eS South Clark street be
tween AAd4on and MONDE. ocg1G1atlnl
, 1860-11-09

~ raoynHscH. RHonE IsLaxp.--1a accordance with
within and for the County Of rrordcnce entered Inne
A. 1s69 the andsrsi:nsd hsseby Fises notice shas
Mona, Vernon Bank were required present the same
e him has leen extended 70 JAnaary 4 p 1851. and
persons presenting ss AtA Office Nc. = Weybossct st.
Providence, l., any bt OF said Banl paor to that
time.
Also that dividend Of MY cents each dollar
ordered By said Court on all bills deposited With the
Receiver before July l. A. D. 1850; and that said
dividend 4 payable II tbc once OF tue ecetses,
presentation OF Tho certificates Of deposit hereto
fore given, CHARLES r. BROWNELI.
Receiver Of Mount Vernon Bank
, 1860-11-09

MORTGAGE SALE.-Whereas,
lf1 EeEben C,cEeland and John f. Russell did oa
tue icsns day ot February IN The year eighteen hun
xae bearIn dae lie said fifteenth day oF February,
nss 4 a
gaze mentioned And described. b-a-tn date with
eta el e M Sss
the state Of nul on The entirth day Of February,
dfla hasaF ses2 aas I. s2s rseas Ct The
e s:s s,::s ~: s:5 s s:s
M ben n ss ,s q ,aa
W PIT s.p
tho nsst day CT June Il each Jeaf. Sotling having
ss1st t.
and there !. now due t.ecrtH INC sum ot seventeen
And default having ss' been made 10 The payment
Ct e a. az Of r. sss o:1
.d u ~ s,eTnsd
syaps aana tn iStyss.s iv,n
e a.y
hundred and ihEty.slx ff-lt0 d.'tarA. and april
essa ss;n sss g. b ~ ss1
In said mortgage mentioned mud described.
s L &c
s"ntalned and f'T the purro-e nt fhe To-
:s aa .; ~ s s i tesss
i st the hour Of aen ysoe & IN 1's ef.apon Sf thsI
ofIaieaso ia ihs C:an:y"i cock ana ssnts e llnet
T. County Gs =na T., ,;a S,ats Of n. t. ~;
L e T.
spe an ii ssay
,hs sata Kea6su Cleveland and John Il Eusse!l asas "
The Iii nsts. snd dc .aa uortssse were 4, made:
, 1860-11-09

And Western Express Go.
a i 9 6 o. @
TO Shippers ef s,s r1s!eh, ;s1:. to and from
E'sa sos.sesa ssa t & ass zss,ss r tbs
vsiczs aad Enis1aass.p atspp''~ A'A
THE WBrERs TRANSPORTATION CO.,
mx9E pl:ss t1sf s IN b.
the ensuing season between
Buffalo, Chicago, Milwaukee & Racine,
rorehss & 1s ugns, Lake.
MOHAWK, DAcoTAm,
FREE STATE, GAuESA.
TONAWAFDA, 1IENDOTA.
PLYMOUTH, CUYAHOGA,
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NEPTUNE, wESONA,
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hetaas lit = E1aG Has1 - GiocE ~ And
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MARY STEWART TTrTyny4.
Leaving The DOCK At Fla Basin # , o,c,orr A..
between EuFFALU and GREEN BAY. tile
'A~
COMET, ROCKET,
1e.v,ng r. pask tsst of Cincinnati street At o'clock
canal facilities of tEis Company. Comprising
5En nc~4z nF +ho <r,