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Litchfield enquirer., 1860-11-29
fl L .H B .H 3 TER s O.H
 UNSURPASSED, OR EVEN EoUALKD FOR ITS Detersive, Erasive or Cleansing Quali

Detersive, Erasive or Cleansing Quali- ties. A everything of this nature must stand on "A it's own merits for public patronage. it is unnecessary to state anything more than few facts, or what it will accomplish As a common washing or laundry Soap it does not require near as much Soap or labor, and con- sequently not near as much wear to the clothes in its use, as does the common washing Soap. Each bar of Soap is enveloped with directions for its Soap.
 l have analysed specimen of Mr. Hotch. kiss Laundry Soap. and found it very superior article for washing purposes, and free from adul. terations. It makes an excellent studs and is ex ccedingly we'll adapted for the removal of ink and grease spots from cotton, linen and woolen goods, without inj ury to the texture or color SYLVESTER P. WHEELER, Chemist.
 Bridgeport. Aug. IS, 1859. ALABAsTBR SoAP.-This is a new article manu. factured by MT Josiah Hotchkiss, of Bridgeport, and has lately been introduced into families with great success. Several ladies of our acuuain- tance have tested its merits forthc laundry, pro . nouncc it equal, if not superior, to Burwell's CT any other kind >now before the public.- Wate1 bury Anerican.
 A DEsIDERAruM.-The Alabaster Soap, man- ufsctured by lIotchkiss and Fitch, Bridgeport, is the very best article of the kind we have ever used The women all like it, becauee it saves them the trouble of "boiling out" their clothes.
 Lachfeld Enquirer.
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HARRISON'S

GNOLUMBIAN Perfumery and Haii Dye, at N/ T. H. RICHARD T Gent Furnishing Store
 West street.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-11-29
NO TIC E..

10000 aAsoAD shs Esos.3.r ITS s,,,ssss Ssa.sd y to be delivered tho line of their road mn bo fore May lst, 1861. Where the number to ha 5o 5o livered exceeds ,O00, contracts may Le made f parties desire it. . :. ALSO, WANTED 5000 cords of wood. 26-6w
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The Early Lights of the Litch-
 field Bar.

\ NEAT PAMPHLET, 40 pages, octave. con EA taining biographical sketches of the follow ing eminent members of this bar
 PARTRIDGE THATCHER, DANIEL EvERITr. TAPPING REEVE, JOHN ALLEN. BARz1LLAI SLossoN, DANIEL w. SoUTHNAYD. JOHN c. SMITH, NATHANIEL SMITH. JAMES GOULD, NOAH B. BENEDICT. ASA BACON, ELISHA STERLING. JABEz W.HUNT1NGToN, PH1NEAs MINER.
 LEHMAN CHURCH.
 By Hon. David s. Boardnan of New Milford. Published, and for sale at this office. Price 25 cents per volume. 22tf
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Paints.

Paints, A LL kinds of Paints dry and ground in oil, A Varnishes, TurRentine. &c.,, may be found at the old stand first door north of the Bank.
 Particular attention paid to mixing and prepar. ing Paints for those who wish to do their own painting. WILLIAM BIssELL. Litchfeld ltf-
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Ready-Made Clothing

Wool and Cotton Druggets, Oil Cloths, Carpets, &c., Sc. ,.. .,.,....,,,..., ,,...,.., ...,.,.,., GROCERI ES-HARDWA ARE-BooTS, SHOES, &c.. &e.
 Which will be sold very cheap. Be sure to call before purchasing Respectfully, c. E. BISHOP, T, s. SEDGWICK.
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At the Bee Hive.

.s = IA LARGE .STOCK OF GOODss SELLING AT RED UCEDP PRIcESr
 -.--.----' N ADIES Cloths -Broadcloths, cassimere.E, M Be-, Cotton and Wool Flannels, .Figureeir Merinos, Paramettas, Plain and Figured Voc and one half Wool M. DeIAines, Mohairs, Wore sted and Merino Plaids, s,-Printed Cashmeres, Az paccas, Fancy and Mourning Calicoes and De- z Laines, Do. Long and Square Wool Shawls of alie sizes, Brocha, Thibet and Stella Shawls, Hoods Q Scarfs and Comforters, Wrappers and Drawers, 7 Shirts, Over shirts and Over als, chsgp. Denims, Ticks. Shirtings, Cambrics, Sc Also, Black and : Fancy Dress Silks, Silk Velvets and Velvet Rib z bons all widths-Dress and Cloak Trimming off all descriptions, Embroideries, Hosiery and Gloves. do.-also boots and Shoes and RubberB. GROCERIES, "A .u
 s CRoCKERY, ..ol.. r.tL GEESE FEATHERS. &c., &c. | N. B.--Butter and Cheese wanted in exchange. s. N. BRONSON. , 1 Litchticld. Nov. 2Oth, 1860. ,
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-11-29
DEBlLgTr,

pale cointenanee and nervous derangement, analyses of the blood show a deficiency of the red g1obtilesl Ruddy complexion and rosy tint Of the skin, is always indicative of health while q pale, wax like skin and couhtenance, ,-wliich evinees deficiency of tie red g1ebnles, es,-accom. panies diseased organism. Preparations of Iron have been given for the purpose of supplying the red globules, but we contend that Iron alone, Sulphur alOne or Phosphorus alone, will not meet tie deficiency in every case, but that judi eiotts combination of at these elements is neces- sary to restore the blood to ifs normal standard.
 This point, never before attained has been reacl- ed in the Blood Food ana it's discovery ranks as one of the most scientific and important of the aoa Its effects in
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ImDortant!

InnporCant yHyHE attention of the public is most respect .A fully called to new and desirable style of EOLLODIO.H PICTURE, which has recently been brought to great perfec- tion, rendering them permanent beyond a doubt. These pictures are taken and fitted up in nice eases at very trifing expense and warranted true to life.
 PHOTOGRAPHS all sizes and prices. Por- Iraits Miniatures, Oil Paintings and Engravings copied. ,
 STERESCOPES and the accompanying VIEWS for sale
 All will see the advantage of patronising we'll established Gallery, where some one is re- sponsible for any errors that may occur
 20 J. l.. JUDD.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-11-29

Sweeter than Honey!! & TEWART'S Double Refined Syrup at S BISHOP ( SBD6WNRD.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-11-29

The attention of Invalids, Physicians, Clergy men, scientific men, and the public generally, is respectfully solicited to the merits of this chemi cal preparation, containing Iron Sulphur, and Phosphofils, and which Is identical in its com position with the Lenaic Giobule, or red blood. In ali diaeasas acc01li,anied with -- ------
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-11-29
TXTkA Sugar House Syrup at
 E F. D. McNEIL'S.

Notice. MARRIAGES and WAGONS of all kinds re- ~ paired at the old shop of Wm. Rogers in West street. Particular attention paid to re l,,inting and trimming Also, new work made to order in the shortest possible time and at the cheapest rates for the ready rhino. Give me call. C. $. NHAPLES. 2tf
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s54.14e.17 slsl, ,oso.6s ss, ,soc. l5s

 Of the amount of Cash received for fremiums. ..::.:.............$ $o4, l46.l1 There has been paid for
 losses and expenses to
 thlE time. $34, lZ7.8l .... 2 Dividends of 10 per ct.
 paid on years renewals 641 .S0-$54, ,769. II Which deducted from the Cash receipts leaves. ......................$ $1o, ,377 06 Amount received for in-
 terest on loans last year $l 1S7.o0 Due from Agents and
 Cash deposited coco. 4,6ss.30-- $, 75o. 50 Cash Funds. $25, ,456. S6 Of the amount charged on the books, slSl ,O90 95 there has been cancelled. ......... l03 ,469. .SS Which with the Cash funds. $27. .G21 .O7 And money loaned as oVe. 20, ,456 36 Makes an available Capital to meet losses. es..................... ,077 .4s RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES FOR THE YEAR 1S59-6O. Received for premiums, deducting OlvluCuu $4 3S5 .96 Interest account. .................. l,lS7 co
 $5,572. 96 Deduct losses and expenses. ........ 7, 9S8. 56 Balance resulting to Fund $2. .584. .4U Of the Property insured. .$9, 9O6, l53 There has been surrendered ... 724S J79 Leaving still insured. $2, ,657, l74
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-11-29

Manufactured by HOTCHKISS < FITCH, Bridgeport, Conn.,, corner of Main street and South avenue, where orders will be received 50
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-11-29

~ D.NsNzHx.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-11-29

Notice. .... NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the sub lV scriber has bought the Blacksmith's shop
 and lot formerly occupied by William Rogers in Spencer street. where we shall continue our Blacksmith business, Horse ShoeiEg, OK Shoeing. and all other work in our line will be punctually attended to. J. E. FULLER. 1 Ltchfield, April l6, 1860. 1-tf.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-11-29
New Crop Porto Rico MOlasses, VERY NICE, justreceived by -
 F. D. MCNEIL.

MMs Rubber Boots, MI Calf Boys Boots cheap. Boots, and the best Boots in Town at
 BISHOP g. 8EDGSW4c16S.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-11-29
Good News for those afflicted
 with Weak Ewes,

LUST received, supply of the celebrated Ger eD man Eye Balsam-prepared by A. Muller It is doubtless the best remedy for any kind of Weak Eyes in the world-it has cured hundreds of cases which have been pronounced incurable by the most skilLfL Doctors in Jus country, and in Germany.
 WAsrED-One active, honest young man to in troduce this Balsam into every dwelling where weak eyes may be found, throughout this county:
 Riverius Marsh sole Agent for Litchfield County.
 All communications containing one three cent stamp promptly attended te. 22tf. \ SHTON's SALT for Table and Dairy use. for A sale ty |. F. RNHAkpS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-11-29

than Fleming Bros will do well to write their orders distinctly, and take but Dr. NLanes, prepared 0y Hsming Bros, Pltsburgh Pa To those wishing to give them trial will forward per mail post pad to any part of the United States one box of Pills for twelve theeeent postage samps or one vial of Vermfuge Tor fourteen three cent stamps All orders from Canada must be accompanied by twenty cents extra. < fg Sold by druggists and country merchan
, 1860-04-14
CHICAGO, SATURDAY, APRIL n. 1860.

- 4 Man BuE1Ep IN WEt.--0n Thursday,
afarmer named Bu1lard, iiring at Dundee; Kane
County, four miles abose Elgin, sent one Of his
1aborera down iato well on his premises to
examine its condition. He lowered the man
down in bucket, and the latter found stone
loose in the siding. ,Ie informed Mr. Ballard,
and asked him if he should take it out. Ar.
Dullu,d replied that be had better not, but the
man misunderstanding him, wrenebed it out
from its place. Mr. B. continued raising the
man slowly, but before he reached the top, the
entire mass of brick and stone, with which the
well was surrounded, cayed in and buried the
man up. Assistance was sent for, and large
number of MEN commenced instantly removing
the rubbish, but at last accounts the unfortn-
mite man had not been reached. 1t is hardly
possible that the man will be found alire.
, 1860-04-14

Ors~ru OF rbc po.,~r ,na .prvo- MN.
Gully.
The fo,low;rr4 ia sba. t;1s,,r,rh;o ,,,,,;,t ~
+ta ~ - - ses A., Alus Aespu'. 20:
Guilty between Mcssrs, Potter and Pryor in the
Honsa .s J>nnroson&,4,,s:, ~, 1C.a.a.a,v,....
~ n.-.s.n. "4' t09''
~ rI1oM lDeln. sa.) f1s'ns TO question OF
IMagg ITalE - seaa i1oM me tytoot concerning tue
.;.ac"'t} ;,} Oh 4nafsaay' ana quoted the follow
1og:-
~ fEl1n Ieosafcas IRON re De1oefat. s:s Of tht
uaa f3"m no. Ms nI ~
y. Ion.s sbaknS H. I'd taKoe II fse way he r.:
; II: u s CO.. nsd 70 y aesa AID =
% nct ST. conc u;on ts de of IT, Hoat aas hs IL
a,s1in e,I faees. :. :. i ':,.5~'
Ns sSg,EEwe M Atened to gentlemen ppon the other
npon Sh sioni "a srsss .nGaa NE ntnG r.
Isened s1 theE qc'etls sud tead tLe thoaEa id ne~
r., t1s 1s 'aa be r TIC consequences bt what
"HT pa5os-TM.i u tha point z..ks: IT the xpnt,e
man kpeat from his t aEd ~ Al under lie 1Fts he i
star 81: il nd r. ts seH Isa s, IT rs
tae Hc sha to rsuc ht1s cesceanF Il msnae r..
ios ~ I'd Fs:-nly mtnneE.
n' W an cong ING aame thing.
str: fEfoR, Mter tnis reading, sAld it was due
10 himself 70 sG5, on :hlt occasion he did not
eecoenaze tae honorable lncinber, Or hear lny
word srosa h,s Ups; nor vas ae singular ia this
giving SEPARATE accounts Of The proceedings,
IA: n:ade no reference 70 hls presence; but, lnd,ng
h1sn Eeparied u the Gtote, he would admit the
member was here. Ae discovered that the
meinoer nao 'hterpolated the record II man.
ncr touching personal relations il most ma
seaai regard; me member had 5nterpolated
thc WORDS, LIT tile consequences be what ther
may, a. ona lyon are-doing the same thing"
q, hen aga.a, a1ter ;hc words as tatcn down by
14e reporters, 90 not fhinS that side Of the
4on5c has r'sht 70 say where gentleman
saal1 spea4' tne gentleman adds, and he shall
nos;
hr.Ro111h "as refJ ,nuch surprised ia hear
INC se1.tleman s Say taat he dlu not see him on
ene OCCASION aauaen TO, but lc had no night 10
sas ne gentseman d1o see linn. He stood with-
u sra .tw 1eet o. the gentleman, aad after slr.
lr!or haa mace 1he remark az to Mr. LoreloT
shakins n1s hs1. ne afotter) sud, lou are do
1uS !! 1ns same @ thlng. He had right TO Go what
o@ 0o, aoa gentlemen did Tue same thing 1t
was pe1tsc1lt na'ora!, where there were SO many
.atSng; snat tne reporters should not lave dis
"nS.s e neafa nsl tne 5cmaIks;
:. Mr: lKfoE rep1iea mat Inc mcmher might
Ea'e oeen nero. out ne tf:yor) did not sec him.
~ ite ula IN TWO instances substitute one word for
;;1a:osaef, ID no respect changing the sense OF
t9s hls Mean!ns, aud POI uniting m,nself IN more
nesoG .a atuIuge. ne nnaefstooa the gentleman
, 1860-04-14

This body met ut kankakee on Wednesday of
this week, and continued in session but one day..
No business Of public interest was transacted.
except the licensing Of = young Frenchman to
preach the gospal to his countryn,en. On Thurs,
day morning tho PresbytcrE raid visit to
Father chiniiquy's colony ,at st. Ann, and spent
thu day there. Father G. has united himself
uHt this Presbytszy: =, :.
, 1860-04-14

The weather was cool, cloudy and showev
yesterday, With incassant rain during the nigi.
previons,; The river was rising at Pittsbsrr
last night. with % feet Of water in the channel.
40feet nt Marietta. Here. the river has risen m
4. feet during the Fl hours ending ls*t night.
We fonr that By Sunday next, jud cin9 from the
amount Of water coming, TINT the lover doors
Of the stores and dwellings bordering on Gu
nore's wharf, west of Main, and perhaps por-
t;on OF the stores fronting on Pearee's Hhssf,
will agsin be inundated. Last night tharc were
tho Falls. Before the close Of the week, how
crer, tho Falls will again be uaTignbae for the
largest class OF Observation-Disclosures CONNER
eial, 12GA- -
, 1860-04-14
THE CITY.

Auction Sales this MORNING.
New and ssc3ndtA Furniture, Carpets CrockesF. e,c
by Gilbert l. Sampson, auct!onee.s s. Lake STREET.
View aad secondhand Furniture, etc, 1t Is 70 and g
Dearborn street, n. i. Better. Il Co.. auc:!c.err.
, 1860-04-14
DOSE HILL CEMETERY
LOT HOLDERS,
And ali Who fee interested IL Iii. esabahmeat nfa
Eirsf.CIakS Rural Cemetery

Ara ali Who fce.ntesested IL III es:as1aameat Of.
Eirst-CIass Rural Cemetery
n-s. Chlcsx in:.ed to rst Rosehl tocay, sAT7E-
-. N1.a1ss c r. T ,tts,s1s l:sEs Eli
!sss. ss Cemsttfy at +ss'tnE To visitors ahot two
Our Company 6! under the e;tit,n. Of Chi
f., p; sft:a, tsSs,sa y e: y
Ill .eo an @ Ee sad see shat doing Tickets
ala e; ss: +
wEs...u4. tes:;11 E:st: e.s ILL et'e7 ss2:sY ssIt,Y
MORTGAGE SALE. -Wh ereas
81 o,th Gy :: Gass:o: = Is Gsaat! ,ook I'D
l4.d ii: trinity daY q stP:e'*T ID Jear e
o.. Losd o7s saous.q4 ei;ht han4Esa -, aTaIse
% =" tat eeaa rs' ss ns cf
ea:e With ead aui therein epeet3ed foE
M 4 ss - liz ti' e. ID i Z;
.-st. te: aE.ur iEoE September ,hs ah. ~ tie fo!
s stasss isss: s:.is + ';s n .sess :
e. t 't:t s.y M Il. s ss T. i sts
fer .! seeiinn number t9 IN ToT1shlp tTtnt5 sx
sstv n1ss5 tS q: & ar:
aei t1 rtcar il tie reordsrs once u aid cnun.y of
'ss4t IL; L III & =
hutj1ei ~. oas md which note 1n.de b. the said
Rontytr La.e sx monhs ths date thereof, VIZ T.
sc:.st At tt p+r cent pts aaauu from September anh.
msas of sd p'.torY nktt ey virtue Of the ad
aathorsT k1.nee t1 ne n The sa!s G' sn4 f9T shs
,he ~. se 4 f pulls aqson e h highest
i Il :r7 ocio:k In The fo:eceen, atlhe Noh door of
he tenn Haze, n the Cit Of chafo 1',e u lu'rut.
thersof be rs%essaE to sztisy aid rne. with
ecs eas a ~ costs aad expenses os t,I sae sas.ta.s
Il Ecker I'd letla E.kisT, tuer bt11s ned assgrs,
49, EpBERT 2, LAiE, Nbr:azce.
, 1860-04-14
DI E D.

On Fr!d.y e1cnfrs, April 1sth, GEORGE #. poLE,
2xed s0yealt.
Ths Funeral will tAfs pses ftou St. Israts' Church
On Sunday afternoon At 4 oeloek- >
In Quincy. Mass. 11th iast. Ar1. AAKAH PRATT Ard
Church, In this city,. " N''
, 1860-04-14
1Dtcsa 4 Triihtt1tr:


-T0T1CG TO Mill SUBSCRIBERS.
ff- shr dire te riu~I lire <y s1.4-fL.,. .lmr,
'a< .'.i - WHICH TUE rArEa II Fam. Jh.u err IT,
r+'t r. ''4'a" f"f tes. AZ 1aprs tilt Js ao,p.i
.s51a se ::.'@ szri,+- 10 s1iA try h.rs BIN ,sil
, 1860-04-14

ATTENTION SoSs OF MALrA.-You are request
ed to attend special meeting Of the Order to
be held On Saturday evening at hn1f-past 7
o'clnck precisxIv.
, 1860-04-14

yERxoxr-rHK STAR THAT SEsER sEr-s-An
adjourned meeting Of the Sons Of Vermont will
be- held ut the Briggs House this (Ssturday)
evening at II O'Clock. Afu1i Attendance Is par
ticulaEiy requested.
Wn. T. DAsnoS, Chn;rma,
, 1860-04-14
untscnr-t bishop Of Kanaas

Arcn,sox. K. r.. a;:c.1il 1s:nrhc special Dio-
'eeasan Convention Of The Episeopal Church,
held xt Topeka yesterday, e1ecscu Dr. Dyer, Of
New York city, Bishop Of Kansas.
, 1860-04-14

A BURGLAR IN CusroDr.-Iesterdar John
Dolau was held in the sum Of $500, to answer
to the charge Of having burglariously entered
the hardware store of Reinbold l. Mag1ess, on
West D,n1nfnh streaf
, 1860-04-14

The Straits are open. Vessels have passed
through each way, and tho season Of naviga.
linn for 1860 is fairly inaugurated. TIE event
NIL give an increased impetus to business.
, 1860-04-14

FALSE ALAnu.-The alarm sounded for th,
Fourth District last evening Was bogus.
, 1860-04-14

Brckkrrs, ATTENTION There will BE- a meet.
ing Of Chicago Duckcres on Saturday evening
next, at the fremont House, paslor No. i, at
o'clock. AL former citizens Of Ohio are res
pecsfally invited to be in attendance. The OBJ
iect Of the meeting is to aake arrangements for
the reception Of the Ohio delegation to the
National Convention. Bg request,
M4yT BCckrYfs
, 1860-04-14

Pol1cE.-0Afy two little cases yesterday.
Our <ity is very moral, or the police arc not
very sharp. All the evidences in the great
lack Of anything very demonstrative, point to
the former
, 1860-04-14

.@ Sons Of Counceticut arc requested to
meet at the Briggs House on Saturday evening
at $ o'clock, to complete arrangements for the
reception and entertainment Of the Conuecti-
cut delegates to the Convention. AL the Com
mi.tees are expected TO mike their report, und
all Connecticut men are earnestly requested to
nttend
, 1860-04-14

Ross HuL CkxE7rRr.-See the announcement
of the Managers Of Rose Hi! Cemetery, and
take the free e1cursier Train to trat beautiful
suburban "City Of th- Dead" all that ere inter-
es,ed and awake to the Importance of the en-
terp.ise to the not far distant future Of Chi
, 1860-04-14

ATTEMPTED SuIc1nE.-A day or two since
wretched female named Louisa Scott, an inmate
Of Brldcwell, attempted to destroy her own life
by biting open vein in her arm, She had es-
caped, was recaptured, aud in her ehagrin
turned her teeth upon herself, nnd actually bit
intn a anfll rail-
, 1860-04-14

TuE WEarRER.-Ycsserdayw was GEE, Of
day throughout. Last evening gentle rain
sat in.
, 1860-04-14

g TEA M1}O AT CITY OF
~ C1zv1A1o ron sAzx.-The SteaGer -n<z.,
tfty 0: Ce1eacA waa tu!h " E"awell, etHAs--N
s.vsn hu1tIed aud elshtseSts tors bu,shcn. there
Aoonis
u w- furnished aaa ec!T. a< tss--:ta, ?astsnEer
bo7t ktr s,iy for fseiknt and passengers fny eiaa
" Mt sur1ur) any the Ia.s Of he: ton
aEe, and ssaulca dr4.re!14s So boa.-
This beat viii he .o very favorable terms, beth -
to price ard tezms OF sad t. parties 10
pu1ch14e Steamboat = sara opportunity Is o-tftl a
It'll perfect title VII! ee guaranteed 10 the p.IEase:
Fo, further particulars iaqutre Of
PASCAL F. FE1TT,
t45lt466 3ua OF Tie dk!u Of rzatt Co-, I:ufafo-
, 1860-04-14

DARLOR GLEFS AND PIANO
! ACCOMPLISHMENTS. Tks Pasio. Glee Book ccn-
taiank the r..nc'pa Song. and Chou.ss. Performed by
"ordwars .E,!is4s; nsa1ly % csoee sne Song. "
post paid. receipt Of the price. Publ he'd BY OLIVER
DITAON &CO., arlington street. Boston. apl4:sSt
, 1860-04-14

WANTED-A Lady wishes a sit
" u.tson as ORGANISE. Add-s:s ~. NJ" Prpss
and Tribune of1-e, Apl4Isr
WANTED a snnall house with
s!x to eight rcnrns. with Enod ys1d sttAche'. u
ktet In resp:etab.e ntkhto1hood- Aarsas r .. t.4
atQ stat NJ terms acG location. aa::1:;
, 1860-04-14
90 RRnt.

ITO RENT-The Store and Dwell
Il Irx 10. LOT West Mat.',,n .t:est rosse*to eyea
Nav lst. Apply to JOSEPH WHITE. 81 South Jefferson
t1ett. api:xlw
, 1860-04-14

THE C1rx RAILWAY CoApASI.-This Com
pany have been now nine months i'll operation.
They have eighteen miles Of track completed.
In tho period Of nine monks ending with
s1areh, their cars hare rnn ,oaa miles, and
carried 1,7s1 ,251 paying passengers. The total
cost Of truck, buildings and equipment, $685.
5ae.s5. The capital stock Of tho Company is
$250,Q0O.
, 1860-04-14

4 LS0 FOR SALE.-Tae Three
IL S>xoaae;1 10 ~: ::--Schtoaer ELIZA InaAS, 4E.
tan11e So 5sa5; Schooner WlxGA Or IHK Wtsn. [44N
te:aSe so: Ana sch~ctc. Gov. Nc1r, toLa.s.@e@
1s5 7t33,
Ether Al Of the above 1.ne ss.atts I'll spil OF
Iau bi67-.za PRATT i CO. Bu1c;o. y. !.
, 1860-04-14

TO RENT-Possession May first,
Il 1863. 4 Few Desirable Co1ass departments, IL n
PRt,f!s st..st 80 per month.
Two attcrv faEs. !u-.s bstwen stasr md C.a,z s,&
No. = a2t ~ til AdaIs street, Il &aU A 3 pxr aspr:a
ttf-ts- ~ Frr moEts.
1e"se and stase y fr.uktn strset. Atl Per NINTH.
sfn:ttEy rfa7tEa twl story huusx. e.xht .ntna, Ia
tsa etaIe q ta1f Ct land, with ba. eutaoass<
a.. eoTses As!soa and cozneia streetx, houe 1os1
pa-seA the Tor. ~ p-ra annrnl.
A. excellent lure aut dwelling. :. r els sts1et b-trten
LAKE, md Randolph f1Ee%t &3oa per annu-a good brs
=, Ai-.. With Immediate pos-..sor. two tereu1ants IN
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aFlse.t lw ALEN WITT IT NaAh!ak.in Il,
, 1860-04-14

FOR SALE-That large brick
- dwelling Lersa. nearly new, On sAe West Side Of
Ntcsifan arsn9e sosa Of oid street, lot $: feet font
Y evc: g.reet sIdn The nost improving M!t Of 'he5.
OEly 4.e1 clsA, lance oa iGaE tire. VIII t.. SOLE very
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