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, 1860-03-31
MARINE NEWS,

f1DAr EVENING, Marsh 20.
Wean1r and peasant. hut strong wind from the
wes. has kept cloud Of dust n5nE in manner ycry
pleasant to al obliged 10 bt out Of dooss.
L.sur rorsx KzErEE-s. =. Nichols Is appointed glt
kou.e kepc1 At the mouth Of The Kalamazoo Rlves it,
place OF r. $. Coates.
Anx1vA1 or Sr1AxxRs-1te steamer Huron arrives
daY from Grand Haven and the s.ea:r Gazec fcu Mil.
wautse both viii. eaKocs Of nou.. Geh. grain. etc.
vE.sE1 SALE-Ne learu that the cnw Gsac. 4. 1.ren.
ofsa b.en puschased b. s i1ovcs. OF Bco Of
:, =. TAFT, nE this ty.
The ". ii. snser. schooner Of .: tcus belongs
TO our tls::c' her owner Cha. II. Ave.l!. having
1noved from Buffalo to Bay Cny.-iDcs. 1rlb.
vEsas1A rAAssxo nE7zeH.sinre outiast tho sshooarr
Ua,xy and xs.w John II. SaureEz haye EA.s:d down.
weather ,cry hte, with fresh sW peuo.t tn.
buuc, aasth.
CoL1s,os.-In enn;rE out Of Sarnta TIL. morning the
Iau san tho k4na which ninorcd IT the dock,
}nur the latter rs BIZ TO the amount u 1fty
hu1df,U ds!la.s.-iD. trvt 7t.bu1c. c9t.
H,ou sr1xn-1hr Etby rnd Dart. opposition bo.:s got
nigh ,day ard nm r"n ro't huron to This city,
about mIe n iour hour and :: minutes, making four
nre ttops-tteaf,It Tribune.
vrser1s WAs7tn tqa 1uE ocEAx TnAnE.-W'c zee thas
aivttsc tor ottwo vesses 10 take oak
luulbcs Ind zsares fr.tn Toledo 10 Cadlz, Sraln.
, 1860-03-31
Financial ami Commercial.


-. FninAg EvE.7sd. March .. 1860.
Exchange is firm at =, and Of course no ono
eau tell exactly low long it will continue ut
present figures The strong south wind ycster-
day aud to-day must weaken tile ice ut the
Straits, and tend to IN carly opening. Thcncxt
news from Tint quarter will be looked for with
interest.
Gold is =. with no demand.
The general money market is close. "Street
transactions" seem destined, from present an
pearances. to au eternal Sleep"
ILLINOIS .BAxks.-To-morrow {3l) is tho last
day Of grace for those Illinois Banks whose &C.
curities were Missouri stocks, to deposit addi-
tional bonds, to mike tho par value OF their st.
car't'es ten per cent. abova their issues, us re-
quircd by law- We lca:n that nil Of them have
complied with the call. That was rendered The
more easy, Us Missouri stocks have risen very
considerably. since the call was made.
BnAScu BANK OF THE STATE OF Missouri, ST..
5oseFH.-The following gentlemen were elected
officers Of this l3ank for The ensuing year;
I'residcus-ltobt. ". Dounell.
CAshicr-A. NJ. Snxton.
TelErr-A. r. Goff.
Eank Attorney. c. G. Thornton,
Nutarv--Aobt. nn11c. ds
Directors-John Corby, Joseph c. Hull, Isaac
Curd, VIM. r. Richardson, John +. Barrow,
Geo. !. Gibson, Darid brown, u. n. slcDouald
PH1IAnE1rutA BANxs.-Tne last weekly statc-
mcnt Of the Philadclphia Banks, presents the
following aggregates, as compared with those Of
the previous wcck:
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THE ELLlTHORPE QUARTZ
l. PELVEfk{XER.

-
This scEt1e Is tte rtsn3t Of ionx AID actre t1r1
In producing Ipn'ry :or the ciutl1g aad Pulver
ling Of h.ri and nsa-a II al; descriptions
The extensive quartz t,ius Of Call rat, New
aa1 Old Sexlco, well thr discoveries III k1t
have set r:'.uced but resr snail por,n Of gid and
estrru,Iy unctrt7n il not 7n.s disastrus Every con.
esee n.hiue ta been brought Into active md cseh
tc1.nt to watran, the expenditures
The posdeous pso.ofva. o{ these d;scuded m!ehise.
nal / h.a rendered. them unavailable. The time haa
now when the cve: herr seetr~ fer
more competent laau1ravsug machinery something hat
work
In Introducing the Eihthospe QaHtx PulvrtsEe7 to
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IspErESnEScE, No., March 3o.~-A fire last night
broke out in the drug store Of Jas. Deckman,
on the south east corner Of the public square,
and in spite Of atl exertions it progressed until
It destruyed every house On tic east side. and
several dwellings in the vicinity. At least 20
substantial buildings are buried. The proba-
bic loss is about $150,00O.
The following are somc Of the losers: J..
Deckham, sl5,50o, J. Robinson, 81 ,so9-no ID.
surance;' 1lobiuson l. Norris, 3l,d00-do
insurance; J. Norris, $l,50o-no insurance
DR.. Lath1ilore, $5,000-in.ured $340O; ". l. G.
n. Thomas, Is, ,00o-uo Insurance u. Sampson,
s2.0oo; J. i |. Saldonell's, g 900; Laughorn
s McCInuahau and ". D. 1cClaunhan, each
large-loss not known. The house Of Mr. Rode.
wa!d's was valued at 100000. Altogether it il
the largest and most destructive fire which has
ever occurred in this fitY
, 1860-03-31

FIoof. b6ls. ~
Whe1t- bu $40
oas, 81
Rafscy, bAs. u
LfGcs. No. .................-.......... IL
, 1860-03-31

HOUSES! uOUSESl!--TWO
- houses situated Mkhiean Avenuc, eoYth Of
Twelfth street. very desirable for ixu fHendf md fully ff
tae WIN Eaa 1xurtH hot and cold wafer. L.th sot m. il
T. Al the oent en!tncts Of plzaau ard cheap
Pohse.A = April tnt N. F. WILDER,
mhobs91 In No. W1AhnRtpn. or II It Ite 1lreet.
, 1860-03-31

ST. Lor1s. March 30.-The Court occupied
today in hearing the arguments for 1efenee in
tue Carstang case. Mr.. Gforer spoke at The
morning session. succeeded By Judge Lakeland.
Wajor Wright closes for plaintiff tomorrow.
, 1860-03-31
Cltp Tar SALE.


CTATE OF ILLINOIS, County
~ of Coos CITY Of chiraso, s.s-c!t5 colle<:uEs Of
Gee, March 1rb, fsfl
Sutice il H. my .~'. tst ~hcrta. the una'rsxa+d.
Civ CuEecto: Of aI4 Cty tr Eh:e1o, id The
xth ay q J.uauy \. =. l.tc II :pse4l Iszm u .+
atoresd ,y u tie court uoue In ;al4 city Of Chicago,
report - sui Court tie a., otA stots. ptreA thd
ees of ana srcn,t*r IA he s "tns IL aln't
the respectively fur III. nMolnt nf taxe
interest and respectively uc thereon ateo nj OF
tho srnea1 eorcsn warrant for tbs 3etfcn Of Tho a-
Of saia CRY Of Chako. for the municipal yrnI.
4 o. l ano nf tbs severn! special ~a'arts
hesruanr mentioned: and whereas. jusrueuts having
been prtnouneea by .ad t:outt ,na ils 4ni "ts sub
los pcc% snl parte's Ut ani hereinafter descxd copy
Of raid Collectors ss1 rrpnt oxener nth th: oidcf y
als OF the Cnuf tete0n .ascs on Or sad h6eF kao
So. Of said c.u't. .e=te' to ihs ssa City co,ecof
Now, III teftrc b" II known that tbs nrs~F.kne Csty
colleeter Of -: q chesko VI " virtue u & sse
tae ecek II tns n"rntns u he nth OUT
Of Court Honsc. In CiLy Of aGxo of pup
dc s4ls Tho following iescl Il ant. ts au!t.r t. prces
AMI parcels Of ar le,ethed 10 fAd cory. TrHs AID ste
oesr OF sale ertn for the sacnt Of the ta1e lnefeAt
and tats Of tie a4seasaept- Interest anu e"sfs t'c
thtre Respectively uyon a general anti *neea! warrant
n zad copy, Ior;s aI hereinafter described respectively
| to Wit:
A.FC. MCELLEK. City Collector
Warrant for the eneet.on OF the a7nu4 taxes for The
| Municipal Yea1 i. p. ise9.
, 1860-03-31

s.. LOUIS. March so.-The Missouri Lcgisla~
ture adjourned sinf die this forenoon. Cor,
Stewart issues q proclamation in relation to
m extra session forthwith, fur the purpose Of
consultation on the Objectionable features Of
the Railroad bill.
, 1860-03-31

CEnAn RAr1ns. Iowa, March 5o.-H'gley
Brothers Livery Stable was consumed BY fire
this morning at three o'clock. Four horses
rerisbea in The flames. and over 1900 bushels
af grain were destroyed. Loss about $1,000,
No insurance.
, 1860-03-31

Sr. Jossrn. Mo-. March so.-The Centra.
Overland Mail, with Utah dates to the 18th
inst, arrived here last night. The news is
meagrc and unimportant. In consideration Of
the great Increase of the juvenile portion Of the
community. President Young is starting public
schools and academies. The Jordan runge is
mostly covered with snow. The weather was
Irfnp ri, In
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Pxobab1ya Forgery.

new OnLrAss. March 3o.--A will. pusporslng
to have been left by The late millionaire, Nc
Donough, bcqucathing $50, 900 to city "nteh-
man, has been produced, hut is considered
fnrrpfT
, 1860-03-31

lsrra1us generally unchanged Flour qclet anu steady
Wheat ID tca.r. ~ ., *a.@ps 3D. t'tn dull yellow
- ia - ", Pfovii.ons have Ecns ay .ecnln sn-
du'l. hut firm. Land tnl III rather lower; 5:sG6a,
9d Athe4 qusrt: Pots e3sG .es I'd pca;s Iss.
car actve reduced trench eura and raGcs c1sc
Got9Ae dull.
Iox1xx MAsxt1n--Co,to1.saX Money tighter; active
dem,n 19Ears Httsvc rather draFeE- lc drrl. Tea
urieY. Eniftt OF TMnt.t .trc dull IL ID
, 1860-03-31

GnA1S-salcs at depot Of 900 bu oats at 45c,
and Q 900 do ss,cllcd corn nj SEC. From store.
$50 bu corn q. 6s@G5c 100 do outs at 4sc; sou
do ccrn on privute terms; ESQ do oats at 46@1
47c; and $50 do corn at 60@G9c.
MILWAUKEE ee-Receipts by Rail-
road for the "a hours ending noon to-day ir-
clude:
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INQUESTS.

SUDDEN DEATu.-Coroner James held nu in
quest yesterday on the body Of man named
Nicholas Cunningham, who died yesterday very
suddenly ut Schall's House, No. 200 Randolph
street. Tho man had been ailing for several
days past, apparently with species Of lung
compliant. Yesterday morning he ate his
breakfast as usual and went into the Office. The
proprietor Of the house observed that he aI'-
peared very unwell, and summoned ply sician,
who. after examining him, pronounced him in 4
critical situation. The physician bad hardly
left the house when the man fell baak upon a
scttcc and expired without uttcriug u word. 4
post 4norfezn examination WAS made in the after
noon at the Head House, after which the jury
of inquest returned verdict, died of disease Of
the heart. r, I
Deceased was saddler by trade, aud worked
Of late for Turncr / Sidway, No. e0s Randolph
street. He was shout forty five years Of age,
and ha. daughter living about SIX miles from
Milwaukee. lie came to this country from
Sewry, Ireland.
MYSTERIOUS DROWNING At TnoRS1ox.-Yes-
terdaY morning Coroner James received intel
lieence that a child had been drowned ut Thorn
ton uudcr circumstances which gaye rise to a
suspicion Of foul play. It appears that IN old
| man, named Ridley and his son, living upon a
iasm about mile west Of The station, purchased
the estate originally upon halrcs. Lately q dts
putc arose relative to the property, and The
case was carried into court and a9juaicate1 in
this wise: the son was to take possession Of the
farm and maintain his father rs long as he liyed
and to support little girl, lis nciee, until she
| was twenty one years old, ut which time sbe
was to have $500. Since the termination Of ths
suit, tho Guild has been the subject Of constant
abuse II. the hands Of the old man aud his son
On Wednesday last her body was -tound in I
wcll OH their premises by SOL Of the neigh
bors, giving every appearance that it had lair
there for long time. The case is now in tha
Coroner's hands aud will be strictly inrcstiga
ted.
QUAnrEn1Y REroRr OF C11r M1ss1oS.-Tha
following is our frs. quarterly report Of cl,ari
ties; Visits 10 tue rcor, Ss5. Families relieved
(about} 40'. Garments Of clothing distributed
aj9. Loads Of wood, 49,. Loads Of coal. Is
Parcels Of groceries. ISL. Loayes Of bread
l,2lS. Barrels of 1opr, 4.
Contributions: St. James Church, e1S5
Grace Church. $l24. Atonc1ncnt, $43- 30. uol,
Commun on. ss.;a'. u;ber sources, $50. Pro
visions ami fuel, S1s5. Total. s43l. Ezpendi
lures, S5t2 81. E. 3. TrTr1E,
March. 1870. Eiv N;t*ionnrv.
, 1860-03-31
FtTefn ucd1ord. ohio.

. C1xyz1Axp, March so.-The store Of 4. 3.
copstoek Of eedo5d vas dsstrG5sa q hFe last
, 1860-03-31
NECEIp1S.* *

AInAsr. March es.-Crain-We hear Of no
sales of Wheat. Rye in the street Sc Sound
samples Of yellow round Corn sell at Central
depot ut 74c. md ordinary lots 73c; in tic
street &c. Oats in the street ioM4ic: sales
750 bush State ut 42Ic, weight, aud 5000 do
Canada West 4fipat, on p. t. In Barley ,re re,
roF' sues Yesterday Goo busn ionF-rowed statc
city. On H. i: n-day sou do State fenr.rowe @ m ~ ~
aud 1ao0 do do, part delivered ut Troy 7sc.
oeeaIover seed continues dull for medium;
We qao'e 'tGsc from nrat hanos aod IN lot* /;
large seed u scarce 1T N&t9lVc. 1lmOt!tT sells
, 1860-03-31
;F1rm5, Eo's, sc.
SALE.-Ihr.c t;r

TAIsNS FOR SALE.-Ihr.c first
L rat. ,p,ovrE sarns fur sac c:ao tn NJ STA" -
Wisconsin ttsauk corr +. - Tt< S"'i1 " " !T a'r
sd Within IT Nt- nj tsut n *a.hnI,, ~EitI j. '..'
<r t,wn II -o !.Lah.tsrr. sussth oat:" sl;' =:
ltsrc Nla a.san ID :a:M OF aU .t.srt w a' ':stl,
wit tu,, x"vt sw.! .!Ita:H xlss: La5t: IV1
tsnat hui: :nn 'lc t:asesa l"aa s1a rs: s;'~
ol 'he lake. I'ttf c 41.t1t.
unr ia,ta ~ II :rfv-; haf Improved and ta4se IT,
a<r. FREE 3l-Io.
Forty aJ. t3r.e ,nat,7s u E's on, t.u". VIII
torse aid ,4p, d.st !..r-. .t;ar:. . ais. ~
s1o ming ~ah ufrtssfa. a=s "''l tufsr II
Two g,e, h,as.- AID ia.s W; saFr.. !:usf re. ant
.h.!e ri IL s".:s ;1't Il ~ "sa'
With 10 y.rw II tar :" tn he Ak !, us 'isf-.
a:ih. atry Wi: x.;"ErI N VII te % W., r'.f.
fcrm,U P y:.rft ',-l Il W s.'i ta'',e - "'' a.
,,ur.1 ~ fhv. nil t.l. .s't'ia II - %i'!' -
Like sire. is''t:~ N,-i 1a-t eCt:.FT :" w.. tr VI
MAntA>A \. De- . ) p.,E:. Es: = a.hn "a ~
mhsxIm J. T. rts':.. ht3 =.
, 1860-03-31

pocahontas, Ii f4&l+, 14s ton. sand.
powbxtL.n. Ia Eale, l43 t0ra Aud,
HuckeJ Z t'ast. 10 4 n. tanu.
Loekpo. Lotkort :is lbs lard lss In b1r'ey,
feedS,
CLEAKED... March -.
American Eas. 10. osa n osnses. .aoc Il td.nF. 5000
18th.
w. nookr - salls, 81 ooo n luha 80 foo Il s!tne,
g. khtnIiea, hAooo Iath. "
Soan Ia EAle. Is *46 Il lumber, 1900 shingles e 6oo
.a.h 3s cedar pos =. Is bgts line.
#. H. Brown, Loekpogt, Light
, 1860-03-31

TkIotx Ev11.na. March s. laep.
The following are The receipts and shipments
For tho past twcaty-four hours:
Grass
Flour Whr Corn Oats Rye D'r1y Seed
hrla- bus. hua. bur. bus. bus NJ.
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35lpre5srs.
REAT WESTERN RAILWAY
" COMrANY'S
EXPRESS FIIEEGffT line,

EXPRESS FIEfG kfT LINE,
For Through Freight Orly.
Via New Central Great Wester, and et!n: roads to
Chcaxn aud nil the Nr-s.
III. 1sna1s orm hi. cd and Eethe route iEcn the
Seahoart and the West. have o'Ean;zc1a
FAST EIGHT LINE.
Giving p,tf ct snd Ereatt5 increased nlatrh
to FeIkht-he trains fons's ilr Lse East ard !n
With he regularity making ruuHrct Ons At the
,sr.siu:s Of c l;ual Is TLr.usi r-*rr6, T.AIa..
Eues - 1'x .. b. any ,thes hae Kesan'a.HIo1s H'
E1ps r. Lac. vi1 Il. ". L..
il NV Yus:. deliver En ds at Eutl IN K:yr Kalzo
r1xtnrgr Der d. street Canal >tfrrt utpet
In 1ost. DEL Eoods G,aon aud Worcester isaLsval
Depot, and nss1k abJye.
Through il Of Ladluk given, and Reclamation pad At
any uf tat t'nmpat IS usnctA
i. Z. BEACH. .taent. - troadmav, New York.
UTto ktMHALL, A4eat. Fl STATE st:set. notton-
4. WALLINGFAIED, Western Agent.
coner Lake a.d D,a:lorr Streets posa fremont lIe
Ctcaxo. n'h.t.t1iy
, 1860-03-31
S.ALE,-T::c :ssIu,tinl

l. Farm three E,ues Eest .: T4el l%1ss!! j'sn"r.
of Ife dn st mr.s rsoa"ts:. IN The >'.:', ''
ro'ns iaEA h.~les w,-ld 1T II :, III '','
u1tst ol ianL.cas~ Z! sasl rim. '~a': IT," y IN
acre Of Hns-y ;''.nE ,tsst.r.s*. a. .s', a.,
xsr i4rze aua ron, rneG: o'e o' :r !>'' 1T.
coanry}. The cily of ts"ss?"v't, WA i~f. -. -.
0pu, IL !n ful View. anE r,i-i.- ~: trs'1 a = u
pr1ers Iar Al. hit eaa ts. lu.eI ~: :sy "H",' "
1at.o.d to all 1lnpcFt llats Thy ~ ,n, ~ f'Ir
eei!r-. frralc z<sde NY. AMI TIE >tsfs +i""' ~
The bind. ur.f ata dsmo, a.: IT arr. I'r1-:' ="
sd In 10. &c !':bitv,lt.l n"i ii Tfr -
Truns Y1-satnabI4. 4.lntic II IL. It'd
Premises IN Ata =" -
, 1860-03-31

II e II Il a n SOUTHERN,
~ ~ E:NEz E*zz s1oSz AND GRAND Trunk RAIL-
Tates eject OF saL after Nov. IL
Gr=ax Through lsouto to Ncyv York
Toledo. cr,sn; T:rTka !las1:.sa.sh wetts;':x Y
En:san. *asspt ) f';i1' S'''s :ss wa.t.,s.
s'! se% x s* ~ y: H. ?2.'s n nd t:
ssa Il 'et,s s:s Az ssssf:y: ~:
S,' e. :, -! rc,: -. Dt;t 1t a,,.,,
x7s ia :sashi7x se::i" !: y, s's ~: 5<;1si:
Direct ecas tcti"n- ca4e Il Ts!ria .A ::-s.n Toledo
vnt ;;a a.! & r.. Esps s. a ss"
Railway 10 susuen..cE Es.!Es, s.;
TEa2t kstiw.. ~ = .. ro.n.c fre''o" "rdsn''a ae7
R';; :s"sf:: *s;:s; ss s sSS$ ss:;s ;s': 1t
ceaa*!an, ,At J. Ts:sls vh .s2!a. on T;t:ea :c
,te1 .aa.s at jssf.an' H.
u Eo ch=rs- Of 81. between Cti:sxo a.a nct.'!::
s3;e's! t. !is' slEErisa ,Ars .eto:
:T e Z Y Y; !sS:, ssss: Il: ~
~ ,n az c. y; 1;:,Sx: g - ass::al : = + Ass1:: ss9:
DTTTSBURGH, FORT WAYNE
AM ~, SANAso kaMKoAR; l.: ;, ,,,s,nr,,
$ S:: i:S tI:'S
ot7 asa 3ll.;r11:E:: r. ''T"s 6: fs-ss'';s S=w Js1
i!;as E..'s:a ,ssi.;: ..ao aaa;iiczs':s.t,
TIaa: l.4:s ,le aE?t so:as:o: cas=i a7a T-a 5uF;n
s:5o A. -se:ains E12:s.& d.:!y tsanca7s e=s.ptss
so 4. .A-Nleht EA'tess t4;: -7su,ltf, stecpskg-j
ss:;7; u ,ait II e y? ~ Ss
K?s:cn .: ali Int. !'ea. e SeT En:t.si vi New
a e Ss sSs a. zaesz,t 81
vsga; s;:u'sn'r H5s*l'ns' 1sd t':e1'7 os'
4 Fss n.,{ss IA es e. a:e
e 5q% ~. y IT, {s;s
:ss :ss,i issxis e,ss ta ths 7 T%s:.s s:e:s,
convey t-sxe fra Of sharee "a The pst:t'rrf AID
cs5:s z, i + ?ssss - .ss s
and .. tae caE9says esIps'n' @ s 4, nc .c
ets1e Reoes %es ts sle. esse Sst ts. ts5 Va
b 2as:ts74-so a<s ssr lsAts3 3 , Eest tT;sy5s:
III. Hocsres. aea1 FIGHT AZ. Chicago: Ays
ACME AND MISSISSIPPI
.oIars -: 3a;s. 2;s.t s:sss; ;;t:sasa): '
LSAyE :, ;,;!,sl EAGLE; e, ,.,,,, e,.,--,
al:l3P " BY ta5 Ghesko - SSa:s i Ttie E3l:-
% e. a;sn1ss naos ss q: s i I'D
LEAVE FKEEeoET: -. ,o
~a9sss aaa CE:essa i:asiraat. far csi=so ana w.
Freight forwarded: 10 III 7oaats sae ai!s.ssa A,rr
atE7tes low ~ auJ oeE rorts sn viii sse af1ses
ror Information inquire At oree Of casaso ed North
, 1860-03-31
TOTIIE COMMITTEE ON MAN

L UFAfrTuRES LUMBERMEN, and otbcr*.
The undersigned desires 10 lots the south raaeh
doekel. with Railroad side tfacta etc. for efs # ytat3
and for tenants will erect suitable buildings IT
IaeknE MilinE. Taunns &C. Thee lots viii ee leasel
from year. for sufficient to pxy Apply
DIX: 1kA1NARD, ~ South Cla1k ssrses. It OAK.
, 1860-03-31
NEW MILLINERY ROOMS.

MIS-. MASON h<ss leave t, tafo.m lie Laiies Of CHI
c7xn that II will uI~bAy. The eth int cIen nj
eLtlfr .tock Of Sp'I, DonneA sotur. md straw
mh1
, 1860-03-31

PLLS AGAINST THE CITY,
- AL pc.ons WIN hare authorized bills accounts
.ata:t he y ef cheagn p!ese make them out up
fore Weunt stay night Apd1% III earnestly requested
th7t Ii be eompa Cd will that ,he Con tIot e may
he enabled to make atts for the ca
City t:hG1ptIQet.4 Qfi.e. X1rrA Z lSU sph!%h91l Il
, 1860-03-31

CLARK SEMINARY. ar AURORA, ILL.
THelasstst and Best In the State. mh2sdIw&v.t1
GREAT BARGA1N.-Tho untli-
~ vded onehalf Of what Is known The PoEtage Lake
MI property, Is offered for 4als shout eourtn tf IT.
vaus !. eanssss of one -. MIL With two muiey and
one ereuas s.wa and L&sh store AMI Store-heuse
Darl an1 Dek shop. complete ret ef ioss for un
aa cn ibe nu..i a. fosTn c
LAKE Msehsana s'Feam With eos..zr .upp'y Of Ea'e1
frcm donds Price ssfot-sIt % down ba'aaee
and three 5tar With o further
Ir - pott chl>e box Gls. Chicago, Ill.
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, 1860-03-31
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The connecting Of tr BY the Raeaa Es:5ke al F.
bus avoiding ali dEaJa.e fEese Of Freight tteether
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sllcs. ci,.er OF TIC iao* T. astnts of tie CS:az7;
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-02-09
Reeeipts by RaIIroa,l.

February 8, 1860
235 bbls -four, % bbls pork, 4S tierces lard, 6
casks pork, Crane; 100 bags coffee, Bement l.
Viele boxes hardware, G Wells; l bale dom. ,
II Maghee & Co. 10 bags Java coffee, Wheeler &
Riggs; case brushes, John Laval 1 box hard
ware, Babcock d Co. bags, SorensOn d Co %
Dbl. wine, + Edison; IL boxes MERCHANDISE, A.
b P. Evansville; 10 coops poultry, @ HudeIson !;
II eoops poultry, III kirkpatrick / box books
Healy; 20 terces lard, barrels lard Philip
Decker $50 bush corn, Geo Foster & Co bag
feathers, dry hides, 2 bags rags, l barrel, box
eggs, bdle baskets, Falls & Whitehead; 4 caddies
tobacco, Schroeder d Kehr; 1 box dressed poultry
Cook a Langley; box dressed poultry, Vickery
Bros; slaughtered hogs, John Gavsk A bbis
pork. 2 dressed hogs, J Jaquess Co; bbls
green apples, Thomas Redmond ISL bush corn,
8 Jaquess & Co; half barrel, Cook d. Rice u; 2 bbls
eggs, KrOn 2 buckets butter, Dbl eggs, Preston
Bros bay horse, Theodore Mingst; l trunk,
Samuel Windsor; rollE leather, Kerth L Dbl
eggs, Grill, Esq. Dbl eggs, Lemcke & Co /;
l Dbl eggs, A 4 Bishop; car load barrels, a De-
frees; car load horses, horses, ID Thompson !;
I box b good, P 0'Riley & Co.
A L SHRADER, Agt.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-02-09
AMERICAN
Wholesale Clothing House.
KMH ka.Ne LEI rs .AGO. TIE ELsAEal Il Il

IHVESV" L.E.GRS .AGO, THE WHOLE
AN Clothing trade of the West comparatively
of small amount, and was confined almost eXclu-
sivey to a retail business in the larger towns aud
cities alone. Now this line Of Goods has become
almost Indispensable part of the stock of every
general Dry Goods store from the crowded city to
tho cross-road stand. Like all changes in trade,
however, this has not been produced except for
the best of reasons Among these are the great
saving of material by cutting large quantity If
garments together-tlle superior work and speed of
sewing machines in manufacturing-the great saw
ing of time in waiting for your s'turnp at the Tai
lor's-the uncertainty of even then getting salts
fnctory gift, and above all the saving of at least
onehdif the cost of the garment in the price. For
number of years this has only been part of our
general Dry Goods business, but we have made
arrangements to devote whole house exclu-
sively to it alone with such lines of Notions aud
Furnishing Goods Will be necessary and desirable
in that trade Belle wing that the true interest of
the trade win be TO sustain us in this enterprise
We would especially announce that now have
on hand one of the Etrgest and Anost desirable
stocks of WELL MADE CLOTHING that was
ever offered TO the trade of the West.
We respectfully solicit call from all our old
friends and the trade generally. We charge Moth
ing for sooiRg goods, and not much if you bag
them. Weare prepared to sell to all prompt-time
buyers as low any house in the trade. A liberal
discount also made all cash sales
.s=eSve q sa-es WA. z. FRENCH & CO.,
sep3 - No. 90 Main street.