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, 1860-03-16
:Ftnantial ann Gron1n1ereial.
MON Ei,IAiY-
Tw,,.msAx ryxxua, Mar:h ID.

TxUEsfNAY ETE1xa. 0AE-3 4os
Tbs market for castern exchange continues
arn. and the bank. arc generally selling at =
mr. cent. prem, Some few bills have been sold
on Tho street a. per cent; but 2! is the ruling
raie. Money continues plenty mud merchants
aad produce dealers hare nil the accomuooa.
tious required.
Erca.so. At Sr. Lou1s.-The No. Democrat
ofyes.erday arys:
The sigh. exchange market was active to-day.
T'hers i- sc cArcty both on the East aud South,
and acme institutions are not drawing, and llf,d
il difficult 70 make, both on the East and South.
Sam. sold oycr ,he counter ut II on the East,
tl,nuxh the general rate 10 customers il 1t. Ui1
tn the scarcity OF baukable funds. For tie
R4me reasou. aisc, Tow are asserting country
branch noses.
S. Lor1s MONEY! MArxET.-The st. Louis
. ,esocsa. in an article headed " Is Money Plen-
~" says:
To.d4y numerous bills were bought-one in.
a.,tul:on purchased about seo. .o00-mos1ly OF
f.ur mou:h,' bills on the Eat, few on lie
b,u. b. a: 81 per cent. of. Some Of these bills
ners p,'dicased on produce shipments, some on
uot:,ips bns tbs drawers standing, an1 niay
haze: 10 he raid by other hi Is four mouths
hence. Does this look like nu easy money mar
ket. 50 d4gs hills aro bought at os@ @et Oh ;
III d4v, l4Gls ol; md 50 day are seldom.
drawn. hut would 90 ut a@l per cent. OF, most
Ct the bills beng ~ days, or tour months.
ExcrAscE At CNc,SSA71.-Tke Ga-fth Of
Yesterday says:
There was a good demand for Eastern E1-
chauce to-day, wuh supply about equal there,
to, .Ed "a ~ were ste4dy and firm ut 8. CAV
IRE II. BUYING and prem. selling. New Vrlcat's
sieat WA i.s4.y ct tdis. buying at prem. sell.
ie.. New Orleans bills were III only moderate
sa:.u.y ut 9 ai<. for GU day aud dis. for 80 dag
Sara pass.es are again operating, in st. Louis;
We uesr,i q: purchases turrc to day Of Sl5 o'e
ut c.ual 10 II dis for CO day. which is !! bettel
1:sau sau te done ia this sni<rkct- Coid IS a"l
for ,ui4 ,urpusc Il is ONLY 90 prem. We quote
, 1860-03-16

Nav 0aLEASs. March LIVE arc in receipt
Of Vera Cruz adyices to the Sd inst. Airamon
with 1000 men was before the city. The L'be.
rails L.d lismantlei and abandoned the city o1
AIrarado and blockaded the port.
A couspiracs in favor Of stira.non bad been
discovered and defeated, which it was thought
would probably cause Airamon to abandon the
siege,
Carvaja', with 1000 men, had succeeded II
cutting off 900 of Misamon's troops.
4iiramon's Communication with the Cnpito
was entirely cut oil.
, 1860-03-16

a-cn,sox r March 1;-rto Central
AsAsoS; =; ;,;t - w. oes.at os.;rad
use1.nou :ta'' ~. .:'''s a...~ -. -. -.
.s ~. .lo1" h ~ Esar na.es nt... ,.4 r nsnuas
tnt 70 .ne 4.u =, Ts reusua,, aa siol. =. ~ =;
~ ~ ~ '"s'- LUG e~p'ess oti'79 e"''V' Aa
gc!a dnsf.
lne cay previous 70 ing oepatlale " aue e4-
press 'rom uen'et, ouet ~ss lou@ns oetSgen ~
Ar- Bliss, tie provisional Gosernor, ana VI.
stone. memoef o. NE Les..iatnte. ~. o'ooe
vas snot in'ougn tne n'Ps anu Mas sapppse' 70
DC h1oftaAS "o"auea. 1he anueoIu gre" out
.! ons.stse 'enaat As n'sue - wv D"es ~ 'ue
a"Ie' Tha rst r. tho a;ro;,oe had commenced mn,
'"s :"s.a,a ~ ~. s.-a hs;ait ~ w. ~.
mln'nx ptosPss'o "ei' ne'e1 GU o1'Su' ~ ~
ptesent. - eD. ,>n..o c, lad
- corporal - NEEDS nattI} vas louna aeao
At Canp f!oya On me IN o. reofnats. = s.,. NO.
!iu an" aef naso''He n1'e oeen cnafs5 "''o
tue MURDER nna ar e'fed.
LE.yEsWonTu. March ly.-lhe Dsnver r., *,
pfess ot Ile .ta arstseo so.oa5' oF'nS'og s''eo
Ill aust aha imo FasHensss. nj,
! FFou tue AueAJ Aeu4taau -is"' " ela'tH s'u,
, 1860-03-16

PrR CmcAs1AS.] LIVERPOOL March e.
FrArE or Trade Ii MAxcnEsrI7.-The Advices from
Man hester Eur the market lor goods yarns 9u}et
f3REApsxrf1b-R char1tsri. ence d Co. Ttr1t hGur
dEm II Ss& H. aud holders demanorg Al adsante- tt
ouiet hut STE 4dy tosu dul! aud unchaakesl.
4teady aad ho ders ocfing FREELY h't
sh ,uipx no uspoalion press sAles In sud.c c:es
s!ga. had taken place. Pork QUIT hut I'm md
dc. e4sSs. Lard and IN nod &c n.ndrgtdls Ut t!s
at1Gd Taow rteody; butchers 6-tG6 Sc. Chetss-aue
1Aoprc-The lsoks 1rua1 reports aehes quiet At eas
ee@31. fsrp.t. -
fee QUIT
I6snos MoyK1 MAskt1- There wasuo change ln rates
on e Louduu III Aket but frcrease1 e nand. Al -
turtics upca.E =. G&nso. closed Gu tr.dAy 9afG9f4
,or monty aud account.
Lcspoa NAnk.T -Bsrrngs Circular zeror: Dreadful
dull. Bacswheat nEm.
IHoS-R1E1o.
GIocEs1zn-Scsar quiet. Con:e lE71: EIce trn and
ho der. dc1anuiae al lea declined Ed- spss
0f TvT1enttps dull At 5.s 81.
iAyaE AAnkkTs In the Hav1e market Cotton Fused
will dec.i1lrg tendency.
--LATEST. ,...
L1vs-roo1, Saturtsg Evening.
CorIo*-nuL
BaEAps11FEA-Q QUIET.
raor1s1oss-Ste4oy but quiet.
Loxpos, Ea4urday Evening.
Coua Is clored eat99;H ..,
.rtl slow OF ealc, xlices uuattcred.
, 1860-03-16

New Tora, March 1S.-Recc'pts, 1850 bbls
-four; 1,aoo bu wheat; a5,34s bu corn; : ,635 bu
oats; Lee l,u barley; lo bu rye; l,43s pkgs
beef; l9S psss rork 1,0.6 rks lard; So dress
cl hogs.
Pn1IApr1rn.a, March 13.-In wheat there
isn't much doing for tic want Of stock and the
high views Of holders. Some 5000 BIZ mostly
prime southern red, have been sold at *l.50
want* d at a3c. Corn is held with rather moi {
trnne.s, snd sotre $500 bu yellow sold at 7ac
III the cars, and 1sc a!loa', ch-cty ct the inter
rate. Oats rs,nain uuthrngeel with sales ot
about ECO In 10 note at 4its in store. barley
and Barley Multi a1e steady with moderate sales.
, 1860-03-16

Lou1sy111B Paoy1s1ox MARkKr-March 1s*-
The money market has had I vezy depressing
elect On the market, aud the sales hare been
confined with ono or two exceptions to small
ordera for consumption. Holders, in the a.
scnce Of al speculative feeling exhibit however
considerable frmncss in their asklog rates.
About 500 brls mesa pork have been taken IN
various lots to fill orders, at 81 rs. tnefe Me!o
besides sales of $50 brls in to lets (5oo ana SoVl
on private terms, understood TO be aomatn1nS
below the above price. In bulk meats the only
sule WIS 900 shoulders nt Gac. VI bacon aootit
400 pkgs havo been tuken from dealers to.nli
orders at onr former range OF pr1ces-saJ .sc
for shoulders, 09e Tor ribbed sides. losc aor
plain hams, lie for cansasssd hams ana e'eal
aides. aud lltc for sugar cured hams, nj
nackcd, Two small lots, 25 casks Of shou:.
dcrs md 81 casks Of .ibbsd sides sold Mt 7se and
9sc. and round lots iron. first hands could pro
baby hare been purchased frochou under
those figures. Lard 1"s teen dull, small order.
hare been flied ut 103c fur brl mud tierte, and
llac for key, Int ia the carly part OF the week
10 t,crces sud iron, frat hands at l04c. Tile
receipts Of meat from the country hare beer
araiu mode ate, and dealers paid 7c Tor shoul
dera, Pic for hams, 1o@lu!c for clear aides
md loc for prime brl and lOa: 1or prime kel
lard. These are the cash rates. =.
ln.pE AND COMMERCE. or oswEco IN 1861
The oswego Tsmtx publishes revisw of tb'
last years trade, from which We extract 1h
following:
The amount of Flour m suufactured at 0sweg
tie mast year was 457 ,s42 bbls. In addition +
| this. l75,25G bbls we're manufactured up th
river, within 1a miles ct the city, making th
| total Gcc3, ,u93 bbls. Tee receipts Of Flour l1ou
the Epper Lakes were as follows:
, 1860-03-16
,.rs. wux.ciI T. Cor Pony Express.

St. JosErH, No., March 1--we learn that
the arrangements Of Jones. Russell Co.'s
pony Exufess from this place to California are
lust being completed. a portion Of their eli
ponies riders and agents has,nE ,s1issd ,s 1 here
md md locate stations. They expect 10 commence
running run about tho 1,h April. and will Fl,
thrnuc6 ip ten days. 1t Is thought they will
also i1cate the starting poiat Of their pas>eoeer
md fat freight line but it IS not iully decided
, 1860-03-16
THE CITY.


A711xf7 70 rAss FICTITIOUS Aoxsf'-A man
named John Wilkinson, porter at me ADAMS
House, was arrested wednesday n'gus 1or NJ
tempting to pass nctittous money. From 'ne
eVldenee oe1ofe 1as'lee AKIN tn's "o1n'ng't'
appeared 1nh' ne onefeo % no.e on 'oe naDA
o1 Anacas''S' ~ ~ 'osu9 1us'.ae.'n' - 1.
onpon'' 1a'''" Aseteas ~ N -,
street." ne a'so aaa 60 "o'e y. 'n' s1u.'
money, "n'cn nc ea'nas ne ooasa' 'os wv e.''
1afs' r'on appearances - @ppe840 p.oo19
tnas 'n7 pt4sonef u'usaA wv AA'ne' "4'u -.
teo' 10 PISS ~ nna - ua 'e'o'aa' soA' o''
LIZ WAS ns'o ~ oa'' III 'ne suua u so'0'
PzHJunf>-A woman named Le1lco was NJ
| rested Wednesday night for perjury. The "o-
man was complainant in . suit against one Ca'h-
ar1ne Ells whom sue charged Win steanne ,
| quannt5 o. je"ehs' ane e'.oence "'ss.oSeu
'na' ene naa 1se'seo se'etAt "'AeA p@
1ae saiae sae''' ~" 'aa' 'Ae'e "'es -, n''A
=! e'1osu.e ~. "oI. ..a., e.
was held to b Ill in the sum Of $500 fos trial.
nn,.ru ,c,,-Tha c,sa of Peter De1xo,
...u<o, ,v;th .+s,,;,,, tho rb,;n of tho srhooner
= Cr,,,a- viii, xr.s continued from Weakness
I,x xr,. h,or,h, II, xpxte,d,v and Iohn s,roak
.r.. orrastsd "a hs,nr a nartx in t,etteft. II
anneored in c.iIence that The schooner was
va. wrecked List fall near the Lake View uousc,
and cn tha ad of Narcb the chain. which
we;cbfa orrr $40 mounds. wss taken from the
wreck md piled upon the beach, and the next
morning teams were sent after it when it had
d;sappeared.
There was no evidence against Streak ausl
he WIS discharged. aud thea testified tsat
| De,wo and he were driving. each with team.
/ along the beach. when Dtlwo discovered the
Chain upoa the beach. and nut it on bis Wagon
l md took if home. and on Tuesday offered il f,r
> sale at the rolling mill, The chaia was yc1,l.
somc s-o and belnn1ed tn Ca'cn Eastman As
> there was no evidence of an otteppt to conceal
tse chain hut allowed it to rsn,ain in his fro1
i. ra,d in s;obt ths court dischn,red the nrisoper
c 1,r,r.~ - .s.rr-1oh, f,,.,r,, ,,
.-..1 -, .o,n1a;n, oe1 ua1r;,, aha..o1
i ,r;,,, ,,r..,v =. t,ilsc .,,, w,, d;.ch,roed
n ---
! uoxE Fon THE FEiESnLEss.-At . speci2
: meeting Of the hoard OF Managers, he!d ut tht
LONE On tue l4'o 'ns1., unanimous Fote
*hN%k n = 1f$a1 a1r4 In
, 1860-03-16

M,,1rncry1IIE, Ga, March 13---lse1aadcr
Lawton. Of Chatham, Cobb man, was elected
permaneut President. The vote ssood, Lawton
ia and f:oheu. Auti.Cobh, l57. he lAb!es
w-re tur ri mt midnight, and resolution to
elect eirhs delegates bv balos passed By 46 ma
iori,y. It viii perhaps be lecunssdered to-
dsy,. The session last night was rather IN e3-
citing Que.
, 1860-03-16

Cn'cAso. March II, 1see.
Wx. 4. OopES, E<q.-Dt. If Sir: The uutlsr-
tcning to your ycrv abe and interesting lecture
lust evening, before Bryant, Bell / Ssratton's
Commercial College. being aware that several
hundreds of pc, sous could nos gain adnittance
to .he hall IN account Of its cro~,led condition;
and being persuaded by our "u CONVICTIONS.
wtl! as by the general opinion. tb.t tle views
yoa entertain c'.,cernio= F" Tie Ie'ti"ir~ Of
GHaogo. aaJ tie Duties q h>r itopts'' should bc
more generally known an,oas onr citizens, n'nst
respectfully requcs: that you Will reI'eat sol.r
lecture Oil that subject in Metropolis IN Hail, Ut
such time as my suit yotir cnnEcnlence; and
be nude 10 contribute to the support Of that
noble charity. the Orphan Asylum. by eppropr:-
atinv tbs proceeds su be desised from the s4le
With h1eh respect.
Hugh T. nickey, 1saac y. Arnold. Mark Skin
$. i. Hayes. Cbas. L. W.t>on.. f: |. Tink!asn,
chas IL Hunt, Er"s Ayres, +. Wheeler, " m.
Jones, :. Z. ltgsinson, u. krndall, y. II. Judd,
N. D. Gilman, iona. Burr, Amos e. Tilfoop, {.
Foll,ns5c, J. II. Dunh:us, j. Il. Sateat,l,t, \.
". Henderson. J. II. ki"zie: Hiram, Wheeler.
Hammond, Gen L. Sprioser, Stiles Burton. d.
Y. Bell, and others.
AGO. March y, 1sa)
11oS. IIrGH 7. DlcSEr. y. L. JEpn, /. y. Ar
yoLp, ASn OTHERS -t;tnt<: cannot decline cum
| tibuting whatever I NAV be able. that may lie
though. n.eful to my fel'"w-cit'zcns, or likely to
aid tic Chicago Orphan sylun,, in which hare
always telt 80 dec? IN interest. therefore ac.
cede 10 your request with pleasure, and will, If
| sereeablc, lecture again upon the '' DESTINY Of
Chicago. and the duties Of It's people iii refer
| ence to that deslitv." on Tuesday evening next.
Your obedisnt servant,
| ". 3. OGpES.
CHlrAGo OarHAy AsvlrS,i
March IL. l,6o.
As will be seen by the foregoing correspond
ence, sr. Ogden has generously consented to
repeat his lecture on the " Dc,siuies of Chicago,
and the Duties Of her People," at Metropolitan
Hall. on Tuesday evening next, the a0ti inst,
for The benefit Of this Institution, and we earn
essly solicit the, support and patronage OF our
citizens generally.
Tickets Of admission, 25 cents each, to be
lad ut the several Bookstores, at E. s. Wells
Shoestorc, and at the door.
WM JONES, President.
u. Y. BELL, Chm Ex. Committee.
II. T. SEELre, Secretary.
, 1860-03-16
Serious Railroad Accident.

BALTIMORE, March l5-1here was sad nee
dent on tic Northern Central R.ilIoad this
morning The train which left at S O'Clock
broke 10 axle at Texas, fifteen r,'il=s from thia
city. Particulars have, not set hssn received
but it is scpu,ted thas number are seriously
injured. 4 special train with physicians bus
;r.t 1.ft tara
, 1860-03-16

iii. impossible to get anything .by telegraph
in r<latior TO The accident, The wirts being IN
possession Of the Company A dispatch from
one Of the officers says that Mrs. Huteh'ns, the
wife of an employee Oh tae road, lad her leg
broken. and that several other persons are
slightly injured, but that none have been Killed.
, 1860-03-16

nTT1DEED.-TIIE REPUBLIC
~ tyS. CO. Of y. T. las Just declared tl7.ds nj OF
70 Ger cent return p:ra:!nn to policy ho'ert]-
A;so C..h ti7!denu OF per eeat ii oststaoick
scrip, and * per cent /, s,oetas'ter..
Aho !ers Ct Fire and Marine foess that hare expired
In 1s3 will please III os teIs sep any time ate: the nd
Tuesday IN February.
This scrip vii lie purchased By The undersigned as Stw
York p.ieee >. G. ulGGiSs0S i CO.. Agent.
No. New Board OF Trade E1ildnk.
g..-s4.Geo South Water Stseet.
, 1860-03-16

The total shipments for the year were lol,'9o
sacks, and Gs5,c43 bb!s.
PITTSBURGH, March 13.-TheEe are st feet in
the channel by pier mark, and stationary. We
have little to note in Eefe,cacc profits. Esery-
thing is quiet und dull. Flour-sales Of 1,ll7
bbl... principally from store.
, 1860-03-16
municipal Election.

CAuDrx, N. j., sla1ch 15-Mr. Atkinson
Democrat, WAS elected Mayor yesterday: There
is an Opposition majority in the Council.
, 1860-03-16

i All csicAG, KAltR,A!n;; .!,;,, .o >. r,..,.r-z,
aeFs ssffySSias seEST!:L kAl,EoAH II !:; ~.
81 6; sss IND 3i's ~
=. i: sss sss r.: s sa*:'
Bs:-axe checked through.
% T !s st sss aiyf .aa - zu.sf
3A Me'.'pz k!prss, da!: :, !ssnSsr. stssr!e"
RsiaaaS II f,aasif. uac ME- yet "a
asiis2 " Ia :; ': III ~
.saa to z,Esss s Nca1, CT,
s: ts :, ss Sss s; e e.
% = 5S% Il ;:s ;ss
:5 i: sns s; ss:a S'9i n@'' Of as @oe
as* = s to esea: 10
e9fl% Tfeis't t r. ii: alia p!lnsa sks: y :ts
sres wtz: s3e. Z! tsal and v.u sarsa ''r:'A
Bs :s:.lsa:n ia a=t ssr tsS:. s b rc't Tayse ,.
uor..s4 S4si oesi Fl s.ssss Ssa2 81, ciies;o:
T1ACINE AND MISSISSIPPI
IL RAILROAD.
,oo.s e .ad da';s: a;5:t 1oe s1esei' ''
LEAVE RACINE.
At1' 4: M s. e. ea,s:e cnessa I'D
az. IN n a. a.slis nsos c<nt fot Wsst I'd
conaestr @ i Rseias Win r:las On the .E'
vauftt and Ga.ra+o Railroad, toE Ctlea-o aad ~!
ios ..red to al1 points tie ,:'ls:p7 k:*'
rates ~ y .a7 oaer zouie anu with The
dssPatsa inquire a. mice of casazo az aesh
, 1860-03-16

Wc>t. rn uncurrcnt money is without change.
Missouri, II ais.; Illinois aud Wisconsin, = DIS;
Tue .so hitter hasa dec!lniug tcndencs, and
6ome nf The dealers are not disposed to bny at
batter tara 6. dis owing 10 the continued scar
CITY Of Eas,e.n Exchange ut Chicago, whese 1t
ia vere scarce ut T,reIn.
, 1860-03-16

4 CAKD.-City Collectors Of
II fee FeoriaIy s.lh. lss1. ,.,-
ouens IL rayef* ht Tax s. weh t.ta commence
IN Thursday. .thc lh Of March VIII oe CURED on ano
uent Of viii take place f9f III. meg rasse o.
t1tendnE the time any longer PARTIES Warse
eGtsed :ett vi II: Collector .amessss az pot u
lS Of Masrh nk the dar Of he commencement OF Tic
tse nil tcuucrs nsus inc Collector 1t Be made in TIC
'shA' 'o' - '@e 4. F. q. MUELLER
ta4sttn1sm1ySA CIsy {lo.E3etcr.
, 1860-03-16

1AAh -! - aiIEs k3af' b'ovp.E TRACE.
The capacity OF tbs Load l. esaa, to any Ia 4.
Thres Through Passenger Trims
Between Pittsburgh aad Fa:,ni>lph!.,
Gosn:s;9E t:.eesa .as r. Tn.ea Desos at ratsl aa with
T. sGy tn.s, l;" T. ~ Me.is'n ths IT. rh;lt!; "a
far1ishi facilities tx a 2o1s4:tl oi r~.n. e.s uu
Evp1rss ad ;: Lines rua ,hr,us j, is' u rirh. i;
w.tlr'n3 ehanEe Vt lars Or tvntlc
.ssa fis s:a ST =. Iias - ~; ss .asss ss
T-si Lue soaassi T.. ls.l.:nere asI w-:bin.::a
r. n.n,s 4; ~ Lsu:':s'
iha, a.t,n: much lu,Ae s..iy .; I ev.i,rs.
II. 1:y f,3:1s ~ te,wrsa f'tasskh. 81! wv Tt:
Through tstts, al A aEs suot en- e.ilet VI the at-vs
o4s Tckt:s Boe:.a art .cpl va Nary .h Ea1 Ey%r
Ct stoaEe.vn Lnss 1s'.:oa pAssttsrs s's sitsea ~
sksts aesalneI asy :as .r2o,.r, ra!roas
oass n tn =: sso "a l0A NY :. Ae rtI ~ 1ns
n: by!ss 9. Sss fs:s :s. IL
Phlladelph:a.
~ FAzx A:vArs ~ Low AID T,ax 4. c-cxu
AIT oTlka EurExs
ASK FOR TICKETS Ef PITTSBURGH
Tue up.x;cn os lie .se:a connections Of tho FenH
syl.s.:1 III 1osI. uakes ii sthe
DIRECT LINE HSFEEFX SEEIT wEsf: E!!E EAST AID THE
TIC ee.nce.1e IT II Tic RAIL- =- a. Tits
b,ra Avoine I'll d., fera-c u Freight. tvx<; her
re- sa'lnt O. st1s' as1 1:aias 'et ~ .'7S~iss.i
FIR e!.ht Costr.* CT shipping uI,rest> a;p.y
adres: el rsuitae follow nE a;sits oi tie niaay;
d. 4. STEWART. r1,tsaa's:
U.s. Tc.e@ tCn z,nrv IL. u: J. -.t,hs.tan R?:eJ,
H;K. 81 's;b NSSy,eF; Miy,.e =. IN: y fspp; r.
". ltrowa Co. C1Ee:n.atl; A.hc:n Hilbert. Clt .ts-
Il: re-. Me!ur.n ,a'-.n l.t.: JUS, + M-,:c. Louis.
ss e, g. e. E u IT, e9 It. fEs:;'s s sa: i i I :; =:
Memphis T-nn: !!l.ke 4 a. The ~: ~ ii IT, knont:
htcn ill., Of IL FreLl exits Of E.,loAs II d,tsrxni
points n lie wcs:. ~''~'~''
.lhc Greatest Facilities offered far the
| HrO.et ts.n aa.ta St,cetly 'rrna.n.
p"statioa of LIVE s'It,ck.
AID zeo :atemnua: With Id: pssvt kss tof 2es
| eo1a tfars:rx IN cas:SctLetto:.
FzsEIGEITS.
By this 1crts FEs!gAt+ At nil l7s ca, be e..
.Mdet Ia :ss lam rlla:=:ptlA NV ao., >'.tnn. U,
4.s.s r. ,! soa; AZ .Ay r1r: sn .he Rail 0at> e uno
u IeEt.b-l tlte t.
The Pennsylvania ,ro Il air, caE1.cts !: rtsaurst
wth s'sA'tF. " y" tit opI* ea t- .rE .Ie1 10 aEJ
Tort O. TIL, uso Nus~: kus ket.cky. Tt:tn+ Cum
htrani 'ilro, Ms-s-':1'. N:tena MI suuti. Kansas
Afkausasa and kt't i,sc.,: and 1t s.vral, >4ll,I.
ca.ss@t With st:ams..t' al f"rts vi ttc Northwestern
M.r:h: a:s an. Sh rtc.- eaus il. III. transportation
thrr u :ai, ton1- ean .ry viii: c~lI!r..e
by Ii taAss: il il. i,s A. ; = !. M t.ssf ii
a1t ctsAt-tl 3; ..*;:'- l.. 4. "::;tn'e-.
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NsE"Aw:s ! Hts'.~. :. y. IN stss,'. ':ai'zo:~.
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LGssIt i H. "a. :. S,a.~ greet, e. :on,
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, 1860-03-16

MASTER'S SALE.-State Of 1ili-
4sl nol Cook county, ES. Superior Court ofChleako,
In .Aaocssy. tmiy 4. shsisle, y; jams NeGaw:
Public rbtte Is hereby giscn ttt In FuEsa1 c: NJ e-
erttl .rd-r entsrct nbavc n tho 'wrny
tay of Fe.tu.rv. D. 1eo !. lrs Scott Mas:ts IN
nach a. =. ,see =. IN ye.th T. the t9,eno.n 4 & Ut
II The Not door Of f:out Home ia the r. uf ch
e.s, In said county Of Cook The fotoH Ing described n
Staia Of Illinois, towit Lot Auuber hx to- ot block
number sxent[t~e 81 T. tae sefno, s*es.ou ddlon to
Superior CouEt Of Chicago.
Dated March 14th, 1:1e. ma1sssoia
, 1860-03-16

1,iICAGO. BURLINGTON q
CLtSs-y lsAiLIu.i'
P1,enE Trails aT { arIs- II lht,-n @a!1,w>:
Day l.xlcas NAst Ii:.3 sul.4
&su pm ,a.L-3 "xte. tcG-
Night nxprs-s c''e. 1I:1 Saturdays --cer.ed; as-
tv.ss: a.M. AtH'atAescspscd.
AtrI:tl aetsuu14f +.lo Pm. suu!1ya
arrives sd ..:. S:lnds; x. cltvt.
4. e. Hail .tt&l,, @ .+.-aiS.7.
, 1860-03-16

= tenn I'D l!:L..:tND, AN{ e.
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TIE AT:.afrf: -...
RJY.,. MAIL S'IE.A .>A':ii.s--:DH COMPANY
Atw F2Tk and !..lway L!,i".
Thas.a:zck aal co"c1sal Ifor s3a.n:
Ciircas+ian, CAPT. Campbell,
Till.:i:,.rc NV Yosx oa Iha .;:>. MAJ! -. :.n,,
= -. '.*r'., y. r., ;" sc:,4y. IL. ,:"s; H..
ps:eta Cy rA.a.4r:-F + ~: t.ta* -, ..sl =: Thi
C'.-s 81. !sr."iiu: r. *'.!.ss: pS,;.y :! , ,ts
c:.- i. IT. II II r.l~ty lie .i;l:1 .lA
II. a.i III c.~s rF.Eds !'.tr, E.-, ~-t.
ca ~ ~ ..tia:.
Ftsst Cabs :a*xare tr:::. 55;'ri....-.......s
Fur sufE..' H. tf i: i.r - - h:ri~
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dGf..1--Sn-, tt.n' =
, 1860-03-16

The SHIPMENTS Of Salt from 0swcsn to . fcw
principal Western ports, during the past year
, 1860-03-16
CHICAGO TYPE FOUNDRY
Printers' WarehouSe.
= a1 - -XAIIlNuTQu STAEET.......Y0

pHICA00.
snbscber IL prepared 10 furnish Type IN largo OF
.rsnmant.fies made IRON superior quality g! metI fer
at ns 31e .SpdP aSd .y.,s,ho. iii
nssessary fot complete printing etee- new sreelmen
boS 40 rraay delivery. aud will Re sent 10 parties
"1As"5 "1H3a9sny ~ va "f' u t. n1DGE., Tr<1strrs
, 1860-03-16

THICAGO tE ROCK ISLAM -
ORaIkR0AD L1SE.-PasenEes Trains depart ue7
snl arrive at Chicago as follows: , .-,+v-s =.
lay Exprea, and Vail ares II $50 aha- Ell A@3' ~
-, pm. T. uRdays excepeeI:l ,-.,.,,-. avre,.edA
Nigh Exi resale .vssak ills p:n- saIuf"41
z1riyes II So I'm (Nond sy1r rH :ptea rv ~, su,s
1oh.s Z. dE3-
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-03-30
DEATHS.

In t;is town March 2s Miss SARAH P. CLARK. aged 81
In Westminster, March p, SAMUEL CHlPMAN, Esq
aged So. .. ..,,so,- -, ,r, /,
Rufus and Sarah A. Houghton aged wears
In West Windsor March 10, Mr.. WILLIAM ADAMS, aged
GO years. -,
In Putney March IL at residence of Marshall Pierce
ESQ CHARLES EDWARD only child OF Charies r., and
Harriet g. Remic Of MeGregor iowa aged months and
days Disease of the lungs and throat
Death loves a shining mark
The hereaved parents viii return to their Western home
In 4ndover, March 18th, CHLOE W wife of Peter P
Wheeler aged IS. - 49, a.
In Plymouth March l6, Mrs. BETSY DIX CoNANr, =.
In Springfield, March 25 SAMUEL HAYWOOD aged o.
wears disease congestion of the lungs. - -
In Springfield, March ., BARTLETT DAMON' aged 20
years ,,-,,.,,,-,,,, p,pt.pp ,,;s,
Of tie isfe FOSTER Parker. aged s. years.
In South Woodstock, March % very suddenly OF uvis
of the heard Mrs UULDAH EDISON LAKE, relict Of the
late John Lake, aged about 20 years ,- -, e
In Athens March lS LOUISA J. NJ THORN, aged 10
veals Mass Ct. and Western papers please copy.
In Peru Jan Is. Of cancer, ABIGAIL NJ vie OF hehEs
L. Richardson. aged 81 years. months aud q DAYS
In Brattlet,oro March ., ELIJAH UPTON aged %.
In Springfield, March 18th, ELIZABETH DERBY hsed
"a years aud 10 months. -
In Marlboro. n H. of consumption, March !, Mr..
JAMES O NEWELL. = native Of Alstead, agei o.
Mr. Newell formerly resided in tlds village lie came
faithful apT<cntce and beczmr, by his own close Pe
ton well educated and dcvout Christian. nc va
for several years proofeler in the city oil New lo'
where BY uutiriug industry he accumulated some prop
ery married purchased farm at Marlboro where ne re-
sided his DEATH mach esteemed by all VINO kne" NM