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, 1860-03-23

Flour WIS more active today Ut shade easier
PRICES, under wl.ic', sales were made q: 81 60@
"a, for s,sd 10 e!lr;cc Spring cxtras. Wheat
aaranccL lc unde: limited supply and a fair
milling aud speculative inquiry-sa'es ranging
from aecG s1.oo for new receipts No. Spring
in store. Corn opened tolcrably firm, but at
the outside figures Of yesterday there were
more sellers than buyers, and the market de-
clinea ;c and closed hcavy-No. selling ut IL
G44!: FIR new receipts, md 42l@a3c for old
receipts. Oats in good demand and firm ut Sc
tIs'.c On track. Rye scarce and firm. Barley
in eood demand and firmly held. uighwines
steady.
C,xc1xSA7l, March .s.-TAc provision market
WAS eluggsh again to-day, aud prices, though
hardly quctably lower, favored buyers. Sellers
wcrc for tho most part quite free at previous
quotations.. There wss u sale OF city packed
tuess pork ut $l11, but there WAS not much ~ be
had below Sl7.a5. Dacon was to he had at II
aud ~, with buyers IT. = GIJf for shoulders and
etcs. The bids for bulK meat were .;4@s! for
shoulders nnd light SIDES. We heard OF u sale
nf ~ Il, sides 1T st. Lard was nominal at lVs.
The exports were tair: comprising aos hhds aud
49,. tcs bacou al brl1 and II! b1s pork s60
Iris and 7J0 Kegs lard. Small sales Of 1luur
were made .. S:,.4: for super!inc, and $:.ie@
;,.,ja for extra The market WIS dull, with u:
tendency III favor If buyers. Receipts aud
shipments light. tIoasscs was in good demand
and prices further advanced. with sales at 43G:
+.4c. Sugars were in good detnand and firm Ut
sGs: for fair to prime. Coffee sud in the
resular way ut 1$iWl4f. Consumers buy
sparinsly. owing to Tic high prices current.
The urtc!e was .lnl1 in New York to~day at Is
GDl4c for Rio. There WAS good demand for
whisky at l9c.
4 further decline Of &C per hushel was cstab-
Ii<l'e'l in wheat, cl"siug dull ut sl3O@1.33 for
prime white. nnd &l.45@ LIS for do. red Corn
.iull ut 4stI;3c for car, and ;o@5lc for shcllcd,
in Luik- Oats steady ut Asa i9c in bulk. Jsnr-
lsy was aea.n slightly higher. closing ut s; @sic
fur prime Fall. There was i good demand for
:cceipts aud exports TODAY were:
, 1860-03-23

IN. Thbunea Washington Correspondence
WAsnlxcroS, March a1.-Mnrin, who was cap
tured with Lie Mexican steamers, was formerly
Commodore in the old Mexican Navy. Our
that passed between Marin autl him, aud framed
Mr.. McLane's instructions under that kuowi-
edge. lie had credit for $4,000 in ono bill,
which was subsequently increased to purchase
steamers and munitions, either in the United
States or Cuba. to cooperate with Airan1on
Vera Cruz. lie LEFT Havana under the Spanish
flag, which was the original colors Of the steam.
ers. but hoisted the Mexican flag. His more.
ments were known and watched throughout.
The british Minister here was informed of'thc
intention OF our Government to disregard any
and Of the extent of MIR. McLane's instructions
to that effect, md it is understood acquiesccd
in the policy upon the ground that Mexican
prisateers might be fitted out to the serious in
jury Of the commerce in the Gulf.
The vote Of the Special Committee On the Pa
road, Messrs. RICE, French, Fenson, Aldrich,
Farnsworth. Stout. Phelps and uindnian. For
two roads, Curtis, Blair. Scott, Smith, Taylor,
and Kellogg Of Mich. The Committee will meet
again on Friday, and perhaps 1nay reconsider
this vote, as Mr. Winter Davis was absent. No
single route, no matter how or where located,
can pass the Senate under the existing state Of
parties: hence, if a bill on such a basis be in
sisted upon, the Pacific Road may be considered
dead, this session.
The President sent in to-day the name Of n.
4. Winston, of Kentucky, 81 raymaster in tho
Army, rice Gaines, deceased: and also the
name Of Lafayette ]. Brown, Of North Carolina,
as Purser in the Nayy. rice Forrest, deceased.
Consul Gen Harris, writing from Ycddo to
the Secretary of State, SAYS that American
affairs there are in an unsatisfactory condition.
The Japanese Grade the faithful observance Of
the most important Of the treaty stipulations,
or meet each item with passive resistance. ue
adds he is unwcaricd in his efforts to convince
the government Of the dangerous course it is
pursuing, and until IFS eyes are open to the
reril it incurs By its present course, no change
for the better can be looked for.
Tie documents sent to the Senate to-day
mention the fact that Lord Elgin has requested
the japanese 10 send an ambassador direct to
England, but they GRADED the application, Civ
ipg this country the preference ORDERS were
scnt out hy the Secretary of the Navy to land
the embassy from Japan ut New York, but Dur
Consul General urges that theJ be brought d.
rectly to Washington. They will be entertained
at the publidexpense. The high dignltar'es and
servants number kcycnty-thrre.
Messrs. Howard, Case, Rurnhan1, Nonham,
and Dimtnick were announced to-day in
the House as select committee on Mr..
Hoard's resolution directing m examination
into the charges made in debate in December
last By Messrs. Hsskin, Adsain, and Hickman,
against the President Of seeking improperly to
influence their official action on the Lecompton
, 1860-03-23

THuEan4r Evxn1no, March =.
Sx11lxo-Tle Bpnalo Courlerof Monday ssy1 The shr-
builders Lave aecedcd 10 the demands Of the striking work.
men, and wlihenceforta ray them In cash.
SAvrcA7,os.-Thc Eric Ga,ec.ays: "a sloop left this
ro1t last Friday morning for Aahabua. The Lake "a
most esircy cea. Of lce far the cye reach.
Fnsr FAIL c1EaRAxCE IRON SAvpcHKr-The schooner
r. b. Hubbard, CaptH lAlles, ccasrd saturday for
Lc1:nstoe aud will doubtless &aN tod4y. Size will rad
viii 1t. nc and proceed to Lexington TOT lunhessandus
~ REGISTER.
1cx ~ 1lAxu1ox HAr-A good tssa ~tu,4 wourA IL IN
hous tw cn!ssiy I.ar bsv Of rc md leave AaylEa
tt0n fr~. From The entrance uf Tie fdna canal tLese
Is clear water ftr &ttt dtstsee. then ka belt Of
ice st1etrva the lay. outside OF this n thcsc il
some l g Ut clear waller that opening Ut navigation
c3nn ne mitch ionGcr Spectator IT'LL
F1I71xo orr roR Eruork+-Thc lark Thomas. F. Park
ts fitting uut for Eust a,d AncsAbc where sse wilt
t.ke load Of lumber aud and sal ~ soon tue
canals an niru snth,t she can Eet Through Her cestEa.
tion Ilvc!poo! The s.e.e owned ly Mcleod .tt
ct AnIcas tutE ard viii he commanded b. Captan john
Dnncanxn,-t Detroit trcc I'lr.s-
Thx foxr4r QUEEN Tho steamer Forest Qutcu reached
Faxlna afey Satui4y. anu was to leave on Moud1y
for Thunder HAT f load 1f tsh. hcftund but little Ice
except In tkc lay where there cahr tDtt
yey totea- x,d fHucd obstacle " tho rosress Of the
boat.-lletrol FfHc fsex~ i
AunIvEp At NArIxk.-Thc schooner lsamt.cr arrived
from tie north vita lumber AID ahtng csee cI
charged the lsanad cock. This behave Tic Inst
arrival II lumber lOF tho has.n.- ltaciHc Journal.
, 1860-03-23

bE Tx1x@kArH-1 NV Yonx, Mazch =,
FLornNasxct 1esa active. hut price. wthont maia1t,
cssatc. There l!stlc better inquiry 70. Tie i Pr,
ssoas. = ior extra da es ts' .uS wsstesn :''e G
te5So f's conn,on Ia medium extra do t5 y; 10 s.
without .aasr aits $40 50. ii i 4t0 ios us eas are
super. meal 9ui sSsay saes is9 ill., Gs.. f.n.es
ut s3.63. uck~hca, hour steady and Guil Al ii so4
WH,sxr- -Whl,ky du and dcclinlne Sales "a bt,. At
market dull and heavy, aud tpr,uc lee
rrd and nf1a, held nalsa 0r 20 u Nj .sut
% nd.ss !s : s Sa aassfo s i t s.
Eye Nose xeilyr sale: 81 660 bu 1t esGc-ehlehy IT
tutf Corn market dull All beasy; ssis ." y
3ae0 hu II ~ yellow southern and J. I'd
:. @ Es sa ipa nafse. 4 StS
Hlo1-UnclaLged. and the transactions to mode,a,e
LEaTun-1a fair request. and the price. continue
TALLnF-1r lower sa!cs If 1000 ns nj 1oxs
nsI.s 1or rosk not vary active, Int the
sa1xt m IT. uo16d Sd s.a ~ ..hs1 more tone .ls.
Il. s* = 1s .,3 ,I: Cd pine
5 sss county, pe p.sasy y, ~, NJ q
Sd tsaa: s.ss s,s: ssss Itisss @ es:f
esS9h lIsmT 1,aeen qu'tt unchsntrd Sai
% ssei q ssa s u,,l a;a an I'D
onsar* asiMk It 1l14e uhs, aud l4t M sa,c Ch.ssa
% sso;E,.E.- very frm ftans prevail. Ia ,,c
~ haIsFs ate scry cautious and sa'es are Nn1sd
Tsa Ts9ss ;; q, rsssa ssss
at.H@&; 'e7 boxes Assana at 'x 70 hLes Melaco Il
s1oeEs-At :eccnd ',o,1d mainly better ,nd n+n Iacihe
Me,ts psi fa%' =; Z: 4 M M!sh +: % sa.. r. Kea
ssxe. Wa ea' q e''' 'l' e. @a' c'' x X l.
, 1860-03-23

TnrGsnAy EvrS1xG, March g..
FLOCT-Eccttpts sS7 tts. Market more active and
ca~fcr fnex 800 bills choice Scree Extra nj
loo M 1t syo 20 Ibis do 1T eiso; 4 Ibis li5e Flour
1t ti:N.
WuEAE-Eeet!ytst Ais bu. Market algaucca ic, aad
closed quiet. Ealcs 100 bu Eccelpts No.
Spng II .c IN atose; 900 hi do ~ 4:.Do In store 90
d. for delivery Lltwcen the 1st md l0 Of April sellers
c7isn. At Ill In .lare; loo bu old receipts No. Al
il tturc ls wcek secra option 0 tu new recJts lsc
.ctcd nj 9c In sto1c coo bu do at Vic In ttorc. Sals y
rarple track fsows:a tu ut &l05 del: 10
hu NJ. II % tsack 100 bu do At 0l ou tracks nO
bu .io At Il % Oh track 80 hu DO al Il 70 del.
CoRN.-Ecc.ipta. A.s>' bu Dec!sn.d Xc Sales wcrc:-
5000 bu receipts No at <Hs IN ssosc; 1900 bu do
It 4*c In ttor 900 u do ut <fe In stoc Loo ID old
receipts No al &c in store 1906 u do at 42c in store;
LOU In rrccpts M 4skc In store 7oohu do a,
4:e stse: s00o hu ncw stelps injected ,. t.: 600
ln dn Vi s,c In stoEe aooc bu damp Nvcr &C aoat
1S bu M at +ae on t1sck 80 tu do 1t <5Ho Track
OATS. Racelx &c: bu. In good demand and d.1n.
Saer ~c4e-l 500 bu MOL At $Gc track loo bu do in
tacs at tic on track.
kiE.-Rece'p.s, IS bu. Market firm. sal.a xesc-Co
t,azs No nj Sc On track.
DARLEY--necept'. :li bu. In good demand and
frm. Sales were:-s0o bu No on IT. SO hu By sanrc
al TIC on traek; 40 In do nj 0oe on track.
SEEDS-Kee -ips IS att. Timothy In good demand
q bag. !rime =, se4e Is bass good at e2 bags It
as. = b1gs ii 4. 20. Clover dull and nominal It bags
Hung Aran Grass snld at T3c.
MESS ittKk-Nom:nas 1t 4lt.1Q&l7.c0
lAKp-Soininal nj 1okc.
TALL0w-:0hb1s primo At 1oc.
uDES-Grccu. s@7kc; Nrec1 Sailed, 7Xa;xc: DR.
Flint, l1ttgNaC.
BuTlER-Du! nj a@lo: for F1rkiu: 110l4o for good
Toll.
DE1ED FRUITS Ions New Tork Died Applcs 1t TIC :
It bills Wc1ern nj &c.
BEANS-so bushels white At &c
MALT.-cs0 bua. Auo quality At Sc rcrS4ns
ulGHWlSES.--10obr brls. country, nj 1gAe.
r0TATOES.-es 70 but. Nashsnocks, al SC
LIVE 6T0Ck.-Recsipts- Cars Of cattle ditto II
hogs.
The market for cattia lun day. Al decline o,
Nc Hogs were active AID in demand 1t advance.
The sales to-day were:
, 1860-03-23

.loms-Mnrcll ao.-Thc produce ,nnrkct
was fairly supplied to-day, and prices were we'll
n.sstnincd for grain, except Barley. which was
.vi'ar'c1 lover Tor tall grades. Wheat was,
however, rather henvy Ut quotations. Flour
was i'll improved inquiry ior round iots super
line, over (, 1000 brls selling ut S'soGc5.so. Gro
ce1ies and provisions unchanged. Whisky be.
ca.ne settled at 1?!c. Receipts. 1yth--G.s 81
bales cotton. 1S,sss brls flour, $500 bags corn.
meal, 10 7GG bu earn. l4.34. bu cats us bu har
Icy, si' tn rye. .ol pkgs beef. 473 pkgs pork,
a7s pkgs bacon.
Nrw ORLEANS, March 1?.-Fiour unchanged
aud dull, Ut $t;.3oGi ~ for superline. No
CHANGE in mess pork; the market remains dull
mt $11.."Grls.0o. Lsrd unchanged and quiet,
ut lpl@lul. The demand for bacon is mode.
rate, wltllout any change in prices; shoulders
:1@>'sc. und sides :ic- Whisky unchanged,
raw ..@3.!!c, rcctiticd -uGI.o4c. Sugar tir.n
and in Eood demand At ~ Tor fully fuir. 4
good demand for ,nulasses, and receipts are
tight. Cot1ec is firm ut l3sc for prime.
, 1860-03-23
Financial ann Commercial.


TNrEsnAT EVENING. Aar;h -
The money market is without apparent
change. Eastern Exchange is in limited ro"
quest, and the market is week at q per cent
prem. at tho banks and . per cent on the street.
CiSc1xxa41 MoxEr M4EKEr.-Thc Cincinnati
Ga-tte Of yesterday says:
Eastern Exchange wus in fair supply with n
corresponding dcn,and, nud rites were stcady
Ut $. cf4o prem. buying. and 50 prem. selling.
New Orleans Sight. with fair demand aud linz.
itcd supply, was higher, dealers having bought
1T PAR and sold nj prem Consumers bought
directly from private drawers ut prem. The
market for bills WAS fir1u, and there was dc.
:nau for all that was offered ut equal to SOL for
sasteen-s for 30 day, und 9Dl0 for CT 10 10
day; dIa. for New Orleans 50 tay, a.d 1aeee
dis. for GO day. Nothing doing in gold except
in tue retail way. We quote:
nrftx0. KI1IlSn.
ew xc3k s'Ea- s:&v prem. ;;sH piem.
HsN Ol!e4et;; .'.&.-..--... laf: 49, rftn.
4nFftesn God :....-.... ~ %Hs50 rrem-
Illinois nad Wisconsinsin currency declined
TO It dis. Missouri remained ut ii dis.
, 1860-03-23

NEW ORLEANS, March 81.
The Mexican mails Of the l1th inst. are to
hand. Com. Jarvis, it appears; first proposed
lint if Jusrez would place The Indianola and
Wave at his disposal, lie would intercept Marin's
expedition, but he subsequently determined on
a strictly ueutrnl course, unless forced ~ 10
otherwise. ....
An Intercepted letter to Mirramon says the
Capital Is seriously threatened BY the Liberala
ahd asks for assistaiica:
Tbs two Spanish men-of.war at Sacrifices
were seen for several nights taking war muni-
tions on shore for Mramon.
Two flags Of truce to the French aud Dritish
Consuls By Miramon had bean refused entrance
I'd Vera Cruz.
The steamer Aiarguese prisoners were brought
before the Federal Court here today.
, 1860-03-23

On aal after MONDAY. MY. essa, 1854. caul fz,.A
1etee. trains will zua - fellows:
, 1860-03-23

Stomach Ettera: ......
CAa14nA6uA, JcLr IL. 1852.
Nrxrs Ho.rrr1Ez l. Sxs1u. Pittsburgh, fa-Qents:- -
A. We re sta7sx; herewith enclose Jou twenty elsht
tc,., for four do.ea uostestas stoHaah Btse, whEh
ea.e forward v9a Michigan Southern Railroad. Ioeac'
Ohio and Clayton Station. 1have purchased seTess aoa
los,es at Toledo int the ale Is On the
- uh that wish to open direct trade With Sun "4s
induced ts3 your Eitters By phYsclan Tor fes
,,,+ .,d ,er.ivf such xteIta id that have RECON-
eu IL to ohe,s sna have sod about do1sn
70, ,oue time have all kinds Of neleine In 1nf stose'
but there Is none that ehe<ul15 a1a t1uth1a1y
reouneod =, your B,ts for know they ye hep<a ma
beYopd ,nY expectation. Your, respectfully
.nh,et.vsw PHLO WILSON.
, 1860-03-23
uOFFAIANN q GELPCkE,
Es.4.T.KER$,
CU1CAG0............. lLLlNUlo.
IL T. 40 LASALLE STREEA.

Banking Department
Deposits received on Current Account from paz-e: n
city s country, nnd the usual Accommodations granite 10
ftcula, teoostp1s and correspondents
Interest balances only be Allowed ~ cases ~Afre
spee.a agreements have beenn ade to that Effect
We reeeise deposits payable It specified da'e on which
Interest vii. be allowed.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT..
Deposits intus lesa than Ore dollars rccelred and
Certificates ct Depo*lA sued. Interest At kx per cent
vii! be allowed deposits ot this description tcE The
funds have teuancd Iii cur hands spsctded tiMe- All
certificates rnae payable demand and ii Ike luods ~
deposited.
COLLECTION DEPARTMENT.
Collections in Chl~axo aad proceeds rtntted on
dav o! payment less current ptsnatu On Exchange ouly
COLLECTIONS solicited on all aa Of the West, and proceeds
Femtttsd On favorable tc1ma.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE DEPART.
MENTs
Wed.aw Sight Time Eti!s on tho principal cities o
the Unon, available in any part Q! the tntfd States or
a3cd order by Telegraph the payment Of Sesa Accept
anccs Accounts, &C., n new iosk.
STOCK DEPARTMENT..
bur and sell On Commission either At Chicago,
through Agents, 1t New York, STATE City, County,
Rail~ay &c., tsonds and Stock. uur connexions In Se~
10 any o,,!cs entrusted to our case.
, 1860-03-23

LOUISVILLE, March eat the Railroad Con-
ycntion held here today, twenty-six companies
were represented. They unanimously aud en-
Enthusiastically passed resolutions recommending
curly construction Of q railway bridge over the
Falls Of the Ohio. invoking tue early approval
by Congress Of Senator Wjgfall's bill for a rail.
road and telegraph line from tue Mississippi
River to the paciGc. Adjourned.
, 1860-03-23
@cDicinc5, ST.
THE GREATEST WONDER OF
j. TIE NINETEENTH CENTURY.
Prof. WcedjS Hair Restorative.

s.5sthe 81. Louis. No.. nenoerst: Below ws ?uIl';h
Letter to D.. Wood. OF thl4 city fEoEa Ernue1uaa IN
Maine, which spcaxs e11w:nxy Of tic SUPERIOR merits OF
omn run o'ii r+aes soasee II ecrtite.e.
tees truth tie Dr. Feeds ccccmi2 rot useless pul
fiery from Tie press: N x-.
Professor Q. J. Wood l. Co:-Geatltmen: Has!n: nv
s'a u h u
p!!ea'lon ofit upon ~ own halr wsGh ia ssssn ls
a x xed ed I'D i .ss ssSsa
ZONE. now certify u The s9rld sh4 tie essy y
se has has tey T. ssh on sy ny 1
sxs ys;S; X fss I'd y5s i! !:
discovery. .ssurci thas wLocve: II ightiy
t.senent.- citizen Of H.s eiy aad resten. here
oz the LAST E.en ye.s and an knuwn to nea:y essy
T. s's ~ wa ae;S @ :.
wish e se The heaues Of nssu.e e otstrs =: ~e =
nrse's. an :7u!y yours 4: c. KAfMohD,
Woops HA1K KE;sTDKAriyE-
:s" IT, r - ct Se@ o..ssas = i ,aises .
s nod ao@ s .:g
Z :s2s y, %Is9 4 e99 i g5i%sS 5i9s s. Tue
The UNDERSIGNED. Kev. Z, psx /. minister 1: :eEa
~ :sandas s1d ps<oF ot tie e:th :1 Church 1t otS
4ss Mas Of ssat ne;oef 1$ Sn
n.,,.......,, ns,., R.oeE11E.1 ss jan i; 1sss. g..
Hair sestorayet it gives rie.ursio ny tlat teet
sas hesn t1eesnt IN te:aoI'gk asdrnc and
xsfa Is
: ~: 81
'!S: fscs' Ss4s 6.
f s!at r y! Ess " e. zaa I'll s7 Il ssss
Druggists aad Fancy doo4s Dea!esa. 70
, 1860-03-23
Special Rotires.


~ Cristadoro's Excelsior Dye is un:
.ival'ed In lbs world.
no other dye has been analyted.
No other dye psoducea such fAaltless ca3o,s,
No other dye ean be applied 10 rapidly.
No other DC il 50 lasting In Its efeets-
No oher dye Improves the texture Of the haIr has been
ANALYZED By DIR. Chiffon,
Chemist 10 thu Csoton Water Eosd Of New York, and
tiled by him To bo II harmless Ctoton Hatsr BIS eeH
rte ay BE- seen the esahl!ahent Of the proprietor
Sold everywhere. aad applied by al hair dfs:ser CHS.
TADOKo, No. Astos House. Nsw York
JOHN D. PARK, Agent,
iA&T -.
, 1860-03-23
r. r. r.
Parks Prickly Pl2st rs.

TA<x Inpa,t tSre.oA they An.Ihilise R.1ta-
Taese delrhtfo Plastets yield readily to the dion Of
ah,o.b perspt,aon and thr,w of ali tho osnsi7e
conkulated impurities of the sSstenn--
pARE.s .hoult be used for Ill Ch.ou1c Falns,
rA4ksr ro1rs Faio,nets, D3spep1,. Coda: Consutnp-
pR1CELY uon Rheuuatem, Fsu.lc Weakness, 1c-
pJa.TE3ke They 1s4sln their active properties when
Are sold By otaer flaste1s Ire nseess aaa a'ts ny
ar. n..1xts piled rAU cAsxor Exist. Every family
na1so should hare them. Oac ste e.nth, three
.,tD MES: e{zes On ]elsaer Sanp'e sent By Mail Gu
receipt OF twenty-fss cents: BARNES
PARK "A md Is Park Row New York. Sod Nho:e-
,ra Retail by JOHN D. PARK, Ii Lake street and
,.,.x -an.,,,,r ruh16bSl9t&v6m
, 1860-03-23
M Sfrn. or tI,e Canada.

No Signs OF the Cannda.
UAL1Fax. March ao-9 F. M.-There are as
ret, no signs Of the steamship Canada now due
at this pors, with Liverpool dates Of the 10th
inst
Weather thick.
, 1860-03-23
COMM E,RCIAL.

TnrHsnAy EvkaEzo. March =, 1850.
The following are tho receipts and shipments
Tor The past twcn+y-lour hours:
, 1860-03-23

F21N&IH
On. business ennectiozs with EuroE: being DIRECT,
VERY EXTEtSIvE. and MOST INTIMATE. We feel
tons be etecrd t.rouKR house with pEomptnesa
.nd efficacy equal to nouse Ia the unIon. We tue
term. eors,rooaePM. M in London Fri: f.aasfass
He.dv!terz. Bale II, rue, nsce.en, kc sc, kc. &c.
iscnE particularly tcssous u p1onetins tsEcct
fully and favorable. extend particular ael
tes by opening credits &c &c to reeponh'e Wx.tcn I'M
1nhctitanee &e &e payable aay part Of Europe
ia with prom n1tutSa and dispatch.
Country Hanks aud Bankers supplied with foEr3En
Bills at low rate. Izyac Bonds sal negotiated
, 1860-03-23
Gpt 1lnn Car.

rye AND EAR.-Dr. Under
- ~'"d The OcciEst and Auy:.., NJ. 1.t Randolph
stscS Tire doors cast of Clark Ca.c Ennis Dr. T.. Is
ME, Tssle7n of the Dd sehooi and has desosei bis
En!. svl sight 10 TIE blind and hearing to The deaf md
.L;tt unrqualed bv any eneca1ss for his edercs
Has{ Q! which Of dcult and dare- ch,rlc-
M.. @ ~ ~ Of w.ch hare beea performed with complete
sna s,seh h reput alton eminent aud T. fa ore
s.toe hss before ttaneA by xny Specialist the Cont
ntnt \ teatr the Ese and far which Will contain
sn,1 aadtsd PAGES being PREPARED and will shortly
clE99. PRESCRIPTIONS sent to ttcnts at dsarce whese
SefEle1G ufcIall ons are net REQUIRED. nh7-1YdSw
, 1860-03-23
PORT OF CHICAGO.

ARRIVED. March - 1SGo
Sch. Charlotte Fu1to Aan!towo ITO cds wood IL bays
kced-
Psuinr savvand, Manlsce, % m lumber, 30 m Tin.
fcE. Les po>ts.
>. Hi oaat. tcstrraa, Mutkegon, IS m lumber. go
II. bhlnri,4.
=. Grss Fotcr. Smith, a1ustegon, zoo shingles, to
lumber.
:. Iu.eoa, terttt Easmanvillc, 80 m l1nhcr, 20 n,
+1dn.1e<, G. N hoots.
a wood.
:. Mariner Baker. Sheboyean. 90 eds wood
:. il l. LaaAlug, Fitzgerald. Milwaukee, 10000 bushels
,sle.li.
CLEARED........ .Ea7ch -.
Sehr rau Nanitnwoe - b5s .al bbls whisky, tons
meal. Is bbs dou7.
=. stcll1. Su i'll. Kewanee, = ton. sundtics. d.
.. Charlotte, Fulton, Man1tc voc Il. h.
:. Dvc. Davidson, Mansee. roft Washington, light.
-. Scot and Clsdetda:e, Port Washington, light.
-. Mariner, gsker shehoyEan. light.
Scow Tempest Newton, White River, llgrt.
, 1860-03-23
Destructive Fire.

Destructive Fire.
YELLOW SpRlSGs, Ohio, March 22.-Tha large
manufacturing establishment Of agricultural
implementsoi Dane, Ewing i Co.. was destroyed
by lire last night. Loss about $4,000.
Tire In New Fork.
L fire broke out in the upper story Of the St.
Denis Hotel today. which damaged the build
ing amountin. to about 1000.
, 1860-03-23
THE PENNSYLVANIA CEN
Il -RAL Rail ROAD. -....
10 MlLEs DOUBLE TRACK.
The capacity Of tHs Eoad Is oor egua to au7 in tie

He fE n Nd If AN La ZEN
4 :aA1 s5!1 s alE2s h2aR; bouB1e TRACK.
TT capacity CT sts Eosa Is oor esaa' to sa7 in hs
Threo Through Passenger Trims
Between rt14hur2a and pAllaIelraIs,
u :. 1tsi At II t
New f9sk bostsn latmsse and Wash nsson clty: taus
su.aeS. or spetd I'd coacIt. y any ohsr fouie.
Express and F.st Lines rya through to Fh4lclph!a,
snSsa: Gar, afc at:assed !" ea:h .ra.n; woe,sus,,
aaPs aad f. II L. 81 ts IT, kts
tay 'na. eEsst ,oz ~. yesk and
a3s &issiis II.
Paea ast-sI ted ait: sultro Of tEs En:l.ssr
ny 's @ rs: s;ssss s'E nd re.s
Two Daiiv Trains between New York a1t loosen
as:suth 7'sssts ali ' se sooa on e:,htr VI The as~vs
Doat Ticket. B:s:ou good Va Norwich FL. Tive:
cearte ihtuu,:h New YORK.
Ar RI + estaasa = :: 9t.ss important la;a
Sa.: coa;aay Ess.ea. Sew ioss, raiao;s,s &
~ Far ALwArs ~ Low AID TIE Is Q51ckAs
Axr oEHEK kou1xr
ASK FOR TICKETS By PITTSBURGH.
Tae fsMpt.ea M ths Mf5a o s' rean
GREAT WEST.
The connetnx Of by the fsaoal Erixe st Pn.-
with the saving Of tine advantages y appreciated
b. Shippers Uf Fieisst AMI he Travelling rlanc.
aiaress st:er ,hs oio.n Il L.
D. A. STEWART. Pittsburgh;
~ Plees skGo z9ess:ae. .; J. J; Johnsson RipIsy.
Ref;,aeah Er9s1 t.Esat; ts @ Iaa
IL: 4. e Meid!u. Madsoh Ind: Jos. T. Mosc. Louis-
ham o.. Ctiro. ILL.,; T. +. Sass sh1es fi'a.. S.
Lo1s 1thn H. Ii1rs. Nashville, Tenn. s.E. & Hurt
Nelnpl. Tenn Clarke { Co. Chic1xt W. il H. Kroni1.
points IN the West
The Greatest Facilities offered for the
froaet ti0n ana Slsce1y Ft"siss
portatlou OF LIVE STOCK.
And =ou1seccmMoia:ious with usiA privileges Tor per
scnst:avetrE IL ch.s:r;hercot-
| FIEEIGIITS.
By this koute FrrEhs Of all descriptions can h. er-
warird to anl f:nf PlLd sptts, New .rk Bosom ~.
llltiuurt. tua nj from a2y point tie RI!s # Uo,
ln1aaa. Llae.s Wiscoaa:n. Iowa VI Missouri.
| ~ Ea!fEVad lire (.
The Pennsylvania Railroad also cunaects At Pissursh
with Steaacr BY VII ID Uoots b. forwarded a:,y
port the 0h:o Muskukuna Kentucky, Terne-
bc5aod Illinois; Mississippi. Mi,can-i vi sl'i Kansas,
Ghi<lSo with sesne.sto Al. foss On the Northwestern
Merchant. AMI Shippers eatru. lrx the transportation .:
,:ef siat q ths com21T Gil rely With c'nudtass ~n
The rairs Of Freight Ind from any point in tie w*~s
Is The rnnss1saaa Ratsa ar It II tIss favorable
II pastiIn!1 to u,ak fack a@vs VIA HixSA. L.
I'll: sSEEnEK 3s;r rhas,rh,1s y, II .a., r,,o.
LEEGH& Co- No.a Astos House. OF Nc. l = "Ea. st.
LEACH s;:U7 "; :? sta:s s::eet. B'>.oa;
n1nsfoS :xn1 E.s1sat At h;lst'ph'a
| THD3. 4. @i,OrT. (;e3r .%nn't