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, 1860-12-04
r H.: STEWART S CO.'S.
+. IMPROVED
Chemical. and .Erasiye Soap:
THE GREATEST LABOR AND
!dQNEY: SAVING FAMILY STAPLE.

~, Please Observe: ~.
This Soap took tic hrst premium al tho Worlds Fair
in London. FEs5s dlufIsn soap: xe5n ~ ,;,3 e3hih
rrcHe and printers INK. .'-~ y
l:t-Thls soap H. every ounce Of t. waa;l'ng nlase-
tM-when' nscd a. directed it disrcnses With all
pounding aud machine Fiction and xl save full Nifty
cr cent tho time aud labor usually required to do
a.@% the nse q TIL. SOAP hard water needs
no -krcaktuS" cleansing. Simply use . sMaI ex-<
iii look much xttter and cleaner. and
lat lnn.cr Tbn hoap izrH soltcna the Etnsic and
osrns the dirt Il Is warranted not 10 al r. the hae=
f4Gzi.-
nitse. kitchen u<as!ls, ETC., with the greatest e4ss,
1srldily and thoroug1nrss:
6th-Esed - 8. Toilet Eoap& t. cleaaF.s Iie skin nt
dirt Erease Tar paint Irintcrs ink etc leaving It eot
1th.-!t WILL remove OIL wheel grace paint etc.
be washed 1t without being net other aoaps.
glse the Soap trial
Mr. X II. 5tsva art, being practical soap makeE. has
WaYs sid pers ta the public ~ Soap which ~i!l
SAVE TINE, LAB0R AND MONEY.
We arc willing It shou'd ret upon is merits An We
fActfnM tic money III be rtfnnded. =
sr-F For ealc at MI the leading Eroccry stores. Do
eua aciIs:Sim I Manun.ctoEy. 2. Ktnz.cst, Chicago
, 1860-12-04

OsER Ex.lrs4xHr. aI'i Tie mental care and arx-
lrty nrirns T., r!~: 1lr"tis 10 business rr:tuly.
n.'r. the 1.sltier .csU>s% ri Jtsyo1s ltel141u Thu
Els ir.cre =. RI t,ri AMI be":J iIrIrnt II t4 !ts
tr~>l"-t nrt.t t. E.:*i hnw II ali energy a.d ala
l.ltn sufferer, ny t',Lr t:r:rr CAL aiwa,s ontan
sctv relief ffrna, t,esc ,its.rcs;:n. a.ne.~ 6y using
OF The crtai! 11tIs whcaartr L1r symptoms al-
r:si IL lafci :! crisei brsln. and -uutl:ts tho
strained and a.rfr. ami r!.xcs thr tension OF
Tie stomach Tsen s!x1 olartcs a a;Gravatcs
the t!s.,E,icssi conti:tton 1T tts tll:r.
, 1860-12-04
The EXfraaitIon Treaty,

ToRoxro,s Dec g 1.-The 'extraditton case Of
the fugitive slave Jones e1citcs much interest.
It IL reported that the Attorney General fayors'
his surrender to the United States authorities.
To-day's Globe says II this h. done there Is:
scarcely fugitive slave now in Csnada who is
lIonis. :tno. Ross, Preslacnt a oof III: : Gir::'nd
Trunk Railroad, left for England to-day
, 1860-12-04
. :, :: T.. :. 5Esrof. Woods =.
REsT0RAT! !vE CORDIAL.
AND
-. BLOOD RENOVATOIk

Ellis precisely what It's name indicates for, xhtleIA
s & e. !s5f ) e 5syyin ;its
\ 81 q e1is,ssi Ra;ty ~ sSas te*.eSes ~ O
% lie world II pogalsr a lora % i = bs Sn
17 coabned = = 81 NO most powerful tonic. and
yet perfectly adapted TO- AZ 10 ACT Il AocpsD
Ess!ss sssfa:. "a s!lsy i! & ssa 3 qts:l
% eests aud ) st i i np7el fssxsd BY lask:itaae r
kloF depression q spltits: I = e.9posed entirely
.l.equent!y 81 neSes t9juFE susn remedy h.,l
xotlA, both BY tae thoroughly skilled in n medical
II e a. cey S;s w Il
f<t.t1ackt y disease: ana lays ne unEaardsd r.
S:ereg3s e Sslc poor su1;sias humanity 1 soa
psl;la kDss u Appe:;te Fs!9tns=s Ssrsrns I
ddaaesss 'sSd ID TIL siass q f eaees,
~ teAKlully fata II unattended TO IN tine, called
Female Weakness and Irregularities,
tSss tSs!a sss:s. q or 1sseaK Sc xu:g
scalLIny or Inconuuence u the Urine. nuytkg
L M sas I'd g.
e siis Go1 ',1iI l.sfEns n
lnfany more tuh tnt We have hpaec only to Al.
flt Viii not only rtHr &he debility following n
tfrum Masnlatlc tn1ucnces, aut cute tho d~eaeest
- lat onrc, II already attacked. And ~ 1t acta diI
Wirect3y And pcrssIensly upon tnt bileTy systcu.
"aronetuS the Liver to aet'on froMotlne, IN fact1
It VIII tnfalifbfr prevent any dcetcFolls couseI
- Afquenccs following upon change us climate and
Htwahs ts<nsc aft ttrAssletSS4otd haso q: hOtaetS
tai~nh item and ali should take t4bc-sroo!fult
at least befoEe eattIS. as Il preTents custtyt:{
A Encss, sffeuEt Etiens The dx oatlrc orEnHn II &loHd
bc III t.,c lauds Of AlI peFsons Of secntary hab
4ttA students, ministers, and literary nen And II
Ill ladles not accustomed n much outluus e1e1 n
a Ieisc should alwa}s use it. II tey would IND AMI
HElsrGeablc. pleasant and alcleHt Eelnedy against
shosa Ills wldci rob them Of thGE beauty !vr II
ltapuot exist while The AQose irrsgn1AFIts cuu.l
x alotaers relief Taken n,onsa or Two before
with perfect EASE apd rafery. Tntxx Il so Ht-i A
#. 'MUiliEKs. TiiI n! And to you We aplV
ters bctnre It Is TOO late, but also Of -FOUR s0ns
.!anA husbands, for while the former from filte
deaeAey. often ~ dows, M to = premature crayrE
.a.Asr than let le1r sondtssn 6e EnoEn IN tine.
4lncnt Of business that u 1t were not for you hey
too would travel In tie kame downward rath,t'
untll too Ets to arrest ther fatal FALL, lnt thcf
U|dcnty appeal; fur We are sure your never falng
HsssGs ssdS sta ceai ana ood Renosa
fJltor as the retaedr which should be always on
- 49,. J.woOD. PEoPRlHToR. |k
4, t.. Louis ~; knd sold by q:l good dsuKst.ts
Wholesale and Eetan AgcniA Chicago, 1ohn !, r
I,wycr 4 Co, Lord Il Emltla and Gale Bros
r
, 1860-12-04
Senator, Douglas at: Washington.

WASHINGTON, Dec ,1.--Thc .Donglns and
johnson Association and ;other citizens, nnra-
herring some 2,o00, waited OH Judge Douglas
ut O'Clock fills evening, accompanied bS the
Marine Dan1l Of tho. Association. and compli-
mentcd him wifi n serepnde:. Judge Douglas
was Welcomed baek' To- Washington In few
f,licitions remarks: BY ,M1 John Z. Enos. Ere
sident. Of the Association, after which Judge
Douglas was introduced and received with np-
Referring to Hon. h. II. Stephens late
speech, Judge Douglas said lc iudprsrd every
sentiment It 'containcd,+ aud it Inspired him
with tho hope that there was party yctstzoDg
enough to save the country. llc accepted the
Geo.gsd plAifbtn. Alalt its ftatures!:- The Per
tonal ihcrty hills -should neyer. hpyc been On
the statute books of any Statc. He believed
Congress hadthe powerto remove sll obstruc-
tions' to the: Fugitive. 6iaso law, Hhether r.
sulting from State or ary ot'ierfel;islation. He
again cxhorted his Gcptls not. 70 indulge i'll
rccrimination, but to let etbJ-soneS be by-goncs,
andto unite for the preservation of the Union.
lie concluded by saying that on Monday he
should resume lis seat III the Senate with II.
prejudice or tll-feeliny towards any one except
the. foes Ut hta cOuntry.'' ''~
, 1860-12-04

INDEPENDENCE, Dec. 3.-The New Mexican
mail, with dates to the 1a:h, arrived thls even
ing, being six days behind schedule time.
1llis mail came tile Rattoon route, AMI w:.s
detained by heavy SHOWS in the mountains, it
being in some places thr<:,. feet deep.
The following gentlemen canc through as
passen:sCts q aiaj. 70. s. ,Rueker, u s.. A.,
Jn!eG Watts, G. Mcpherson, John Walker.
business in Santa Fc is very dull. No news
from the Indian war, and none from the Plains
, 1860-12-04
COMMERCIAL.

MONDAY EvE11xa. Dec. 3
The following arc the receipts and shipments for
tho past fo1ty.etght hours:
, 1860-12-04

sv-Dl! Jon cvcr have tie s!c. Headache? 10 you
remember the tlrnah :eaplr tilc fcvcrr'i brow. tho
1uAstins nui dts<rt 1t n'' sight ol foo l"w totally
ua9t you were iJr E,cIGsc. conversation Or study.
One ct tho teph2c lr wue!u Gkve reEercd you frpn,
al The sn5rFtn. whlch yru t.se1 experienced. For
tls an other purposes yen should AWAY have bux
ofthebl on laud " su,c A. occaslun rc1uzea.
, 1860-12-04

Montgomery In Lawrence. =. =.
LHAvENwoRrH, Dec. 3-Montgomery at
tended church yesterday at LAWRENCE, .ueaF1
nothing from tie troops.
, 1860-12-04

4AAA1 AHS
faiiaoxtn3 1nrlazraph In regard 10 the exchange
,;tt;:::t:::a: :'::':. : ''.-- = :: '4@-:" ','";
To-day -eahera 4lra.x as-1 zera., and bought In
thcrnorNin. = rEc1a.; bar iatez IN the day the
r:tn,. buying aAi 7irt5. senilg n anticipation
Ut a heavy .leTannl the 5th. ali effort VIII liz
raau tp Sutaln tho market Al our quotations until
after tint 1itt: hut evidenccof weakness exhibit
ed ts aftcrnoon rr9derf t proba,le that farther
etss 3; tic 'dcusacd. Willie Oilers reported both
rides abort> >tqutL Thesn:A :contlnuad fair sup
provisions wt,.th t.S a q shoufe thts may be cx-
i,aos I'd to fneAse:' lsitea nrt HOW nearing point
iaas will i1sd:1e:1taase9n ppetanH9 to take hold.
declInc in New York checks in that niarket: Lhia-
,VErsr,.s .IIe latJri eqofotioaa ior New York
saffs: " 'as afssi ssS S9 r5s
,nonrY. -6nS-oi He-IsalinE houses bought I'LL
1'.'i-. Ais.oari and Wisconsin at 5dis-. aud filled
d:n:ndfos ID fi!asof Western Ssol1enr, is abou,
e4ualrUt1r 7rcctptr.--
F1xAxaaR HytkIK KAHesa@-.Aocosdln to the mes-
ta.e -s,f the Hon. Elias n. Conway, Governor Of
!t she debt 81 that ~ t ssac
9Hi.1.:~ 1ne' 'an,nunt ~ot outstanding debt, on
c,nnt II T4c hpak tic state q AIkansas. i FL
S;11 T. a. s the liability & oi The 81 state Tor bonds
faetc is. tsttce IN aditinuxt for prind-
III n'! interest up 10 TIC IT day 81 M October 1so
+. ~. ~ hon =" n HUI; tm 1sin "nan r6e
y0 tonds .. lie Stase, Which tha bank, il viola-
lien 1t hw. nyRo!hseated 70 ne North Amen- @
.rhi. az ans ands ~ ,seoI tt~-n H.
You'd the .cp..i ir4il q he .sta,e.
r. aaG Is 1a'I
viii he c.:i:cly 70. Tie whole value OF property
1axgd in rtc STATE u nc ycar 1s5: vas 900
mnu .nt = @ NJ n ut sssIs f.
tic treasury o., tic 1T IL Ociahcr for ariunEy c1-
penses f1s1 no aNt nt TINT fiyc per cent according
,h' ,nn;a,;s. the Manrts ~ sua I,.s Raea
Kai|r.nd.. md Of the Nis4Issihn,. Onachiia and
Kea liver l;ail-oad. Thanttcut1on d: :tbc Gc.dsjn
linn AZ ~''s e'e"'" ~ - ~ p"'D> es1>e''
-.
oE1rSo1A14oF- or szAsE PRorxRET.-sfocke
',...41.s, ~. .ao,-. a.. ~.
~: Eottu oaisaas .no tse1 -" "s"Aa" ',s 0a1 oof
Southern nelskoosa have suffered Fill moro severe
,;c. c,,.t, L.. 49, .,s..,..,,.. -
TnneFeo Y 7no oonto' IN Iae o' sMSe
property, owing to the current agitation, princi.
:, ~. s,s,.;,,,. ~,
sase 'ns oiaesenee y w sa1ue Q. s!ase properly
between sslcs1Rade hef, spring, either In Iennes-
.nt <s,s I'D s,,s ss~ RI 70 csn, ', ~,
eeh'.' Ho'ae ~ %''s' Aaa eoaie t@s =" 0eel. t"e
VHg remarks that this 1oeb Is more than sufficient
IN e,rry he Vs1e IF cyer fnrit{re s1avc escanc1
eo'es 'ae - ~ WY .as.e1'e elase ee':4ea
eaneR Inc o:sranazanoh o. tnc 0oVcfnmenl- And
yet tho Sece slon1sta hive been cxcusing their mad
rtticv nr7c4n.TI hr f,1ktnr NJ .hc 1osa of SLAVES
tss ~, ~ .a VI tIe ''1e - ''A'es
by algfn 70 Aeaeol. ''
So,rrus<.i1I1no, ri. Do.ns-rbc commfttcc of
r.x ,r.s.--,.S 1e..eH--o
ihc SouinCa1olinalfs1s hase Recommended
1he i-.ue uf state bopde 10 raise money for war
n,rnosc4 instead Of SScfofitne Ia aircct taxation
~ ss ~ a., ~ .@1...NNSA
Of e1o1 go fincc last year. In regard to the pros
,,ctt nj" uero,lntfnr they'd 1;onds the New Yo,1
80 ..>.-
, 1860-12-04

II. ,rn, w;onld Inv $s 90
there were oh's &c" ''se'0 "'o 'o1 fN' ~
70! hogs over aoo IT. -, i;
tcr!ll chnnge In the market A.lot Of 100 bbls
aea's atshs " as s s..-s =. ~ . ,..- In,
"ols pf1Hie Ea'u - !Saa ~, rtSa.
itod inquiry, and out atuc oac&sa ut sA's. Aau.'
~. r.,,.. .,..tot e. .cv ,onGat ami nnnt siinns
aae 'a4 ".A . N . -. H,....: &,
arc almost nptptpnl. Inc inquiry - ,AlEeht. aoa
several holders dia nct epea the't ssnpi:s %hStt
"ae "o1e aeeAs 'A1 Ao.s ~ ~
cline OF H1tr' bushrl." About 7O.000 oathels
ct,,rsa }ani4a At ~ fnr Nnrt Enatnfn f1ub: T1A
-, -. ~, ,t,.sn,v A aa1n-nrforEn . NprinC:
C'sc 1os No sptang. ana pseg 'G
Corn was quiet, With ughtsales 1t :a.c toF mi1eo
III STORE and se for 1bts on tfac Oats arc IN tatr
, 1860-12-04
~" MOI" True

''s Not TTNe.
Ixp1AsApo11e, Nov. 3d.-Thc r1mor circu-
lated here On Saturday that the branch
Of the Bank Of the State had suspended specie
payment, is entirely without foundation. The
bank has. redeemed promptly all their bills
presented.
, 1860-12-04

READING, Pa, Dec. 3--NN 4. santzs book
store was burned to-day. Loss $4,000, insured
for $la 600
, 1860-12-04

TOR CHApPED SKIN,
USE J. H. REED 4 cos
GLYCER1NE JELLY.
Use J. II. REED cos
GLYCERINE LOTION.
Use 5.'H.REKD d cos :''
COLD CREAM. WITH GLYCERlNE.
R1AMEL's GLYcEREsE SOAP.
, LOWS HONEY SOAP. .,
CHOICE TOILET SOAPS N aKEAT' VARIETY.
. i" For sale BY --:%,
in. REED & co.,
Apothecsrics, III aud 10 Lake street.
A SPLENDID COLLECTION of
PLANO FORTE MUSIC.
TIE HoM Cmc1x~-A collection Of Marches, r altzes..
Polka scpottlsclca. RedowaA Qundr1lles: Contra
DANCES &c. for The uano fgrte Price 50: eloth.
E. Puhltthcd by O, DlT5OE d co. "a MsshtnEton
street. Doston. bcut postpaid. On receipt Of price
, 1860-12-04
Total. :. .l4g7. 1899 HUl0 49a 1ss
Flour Wheat Corn Oats Rye Batly
= brle. bu. bu: ,bu. bu, bu.

The receipts Of Hogs, }iyp asqt. deesstd. since
Saturday amounted to a,aso lire Hogs. Under 3
brisk demand by regular shippers, and also By out
eidcfs to raske Eastern exchange, the market was
nrm4 4nS tho aeles ranged from &t.boGs.o gsoss
for Common to cxtsa. Dressed Hogs ,sere tn bet
rFrapiy. mud tho ss,4slst "a ani1 and 95c lower
-.alG4 ranging froc. sstpG5stt225,. Il thc close
, 1860-12-04
TxRkN PnFxA

BUFFALO. Nov. 9l.-Atriycd. propclicrs Foun,
tain City, Pcase, Chicago; Queen of the L.kss
1sries, do; Mayiower. LanGley, do schrs Surprise,
lioQieon. do; Aazxppa, Thomas, do; Lone Star,
Mccrca, do; Bay state: Jackson. do Yankee Bladc
Fletcher, do Tartar, I'onae.ns, do.
, 1860-12-04

NnxAT Drx.'vInr-Among t'': nost Important II all
te great medical !~cnyc-!e. IT th! ay nay hu ron.
Ataetcd the SJ3cu, OF vaccination for protection tWt
Sn rox. III. Crphaac I'LL ft,r rr'ief nf lrcnarlr anil
tc ofQa.aac TT tile prevention Of Fever. either
u which 4 rls+elnr whsc benefits Will bo ex-
pcrtcncr By ru*vrcg numG.ty long, ,afler t.e1r dts
t4yeEers ART forgotten.
, 1860-12-04
Passed OetfoI

Er-BrIg c. =. Williams, zebra White Cloud, Ju-
ritcr, L. g. Go}damith.
DowN--Props Nile, Mary Stewart, brig Yuung
, 1860-12-04

Facr uoz1,s KNOW tx,:-Spai!rt. Crrhau.: E1'ts aro
certain fr ack ifras!aei,t, Etflluus rauacne.
Evrtoaa lie acLs. Caati> cpeel and Gsnexal Debility.
, 1860-12-04
Bankiaq uin >jsrcba1ige. :.

: 1ouHhlAY tutb 3-1kDult4t. =,
OLD ;B1AcH X. STAR LINE
:. ureFreol and NeY- Yqgk nsrut shlps,-.-
r. ta snG ;1s @ %aPtP S1M xGHK o
i az cork' dS'r essTy Wsdncsds;. sao ''D
DRAFTS on LIVERPOOL AND IRELAND.
throaEa ss rases Drsiss % Loyal ak - lTelsad ind
,:,sss t,'s u ''' amount; ARR'$ sgssx e.
RANKING HOUSE + ? OF .:,: :;,>:.
3. F. CARVER: i 4 e., CO., !
Marine Bank .Bui1dln=,' ~"
cqsnss Iake :aa a;a'' general Eses
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
cAaPENmR, s:TIBBs + CO.,"
{sucrvssor to Weaxe. CorpenssrA Col
- Cedar Rapids, Iowa. "s r''
ss asi!! Rs*1t' Co. ssz fcsx e.
A IKEN.- s NORTON, " ''''
II RASkERs AND DEAIE1S NExcuASGK,
Corner OF Lake and Clark Streets, :.
loAeG1onS 2Ac In MI tue FE&ncapa cAtles II te u
:: .".,: 40: tissSii ts;Ef;i. .as'1n.: '.:::
EDW. I. T1NK1IAM s. CO.,
!$ Es!Set$ = s!: IA
BANKERS % hHS E4cH&R5E tas5 DEALERS
ros4.DI 1lssu4a. :. la5ssi =. ioils :: Anst1s.
MARINE BANK, -..
~ fuHAta ~ pYAiS
Capital. .$50o, 900. ..
pFeA'En cs5: SSSse s9S sssSsiSS esss;t;5S President
d E. QRss0n' aes made and d1's rsaa''sa 70 al Rs.
HOFFMAN, -. 8 8. *GELpcKE,
=. BANKERS, T.:
CHICAGO, --~ ILLINOIS.
~ and 4s Ia sale Street: .,'''''.
BANKING DEpAnTmEST..
In city country. sth the u,al -ns'nodrtluns
s,1tsd 70 sel1r - os97s o.' snt r. T.
NJ s:!;st Il. 'ss<ss s' q
SAVING DEPAnTnENT.
aud ceEtlessus fptposits i3nel Inle1est ~ pxr
sT H. ~ b IL sf II IL aa spe
time; Aneft leates made pa5ableon demand. and tn
HIe funds - erost.cd. - - = - :
COLLECTION DEPARTMENT. :.
canect!, u IN ch!esso n,ate and proceeds remised
only COL c IA solicited on MI parts of u.s West and
proceed, emitted on fasarabls terms. -
DOMESTIC ExCMASGE DEP.AlaT-
MENT. = -,
of the tnou, available n aQy p3Fr Of tue ntird States
or Canada. nnd hare made aiEsnsemenss b. shieh xe
Notes, Aoceptanees, Accounts, &c. In New l%sk.
STOCK DEP.aRTMENT.
We buy md sell on Commission. cii'r NJ c:isagc or
'hlnnsh Gas a. ~ Ssx 6Kr s,s @
New Yefk such =. d irsn1r prompt m Hairtcas
! attention ., any or,ier entrusted 10 our care.
FOREIGN. DEPARTMENT..
2 Fit a sin af E9fsR r'; p!E
; t. ~ ne fsns as II fo Ir ops nses1n @
e. sfass .sd sia T. II ca si sns
esS s5 r. fs ass'.s e t:
liz. Hfe,rn Lei2: Cologne. iIri1eiocE Easle Eerne,
sso nsi: iii as -. lre. eo,
,Ecrrsl Intercourse between The West ci Essoas. .
is5s! fisiiis. b orsn,a;s s4sdts @s si:;n-
!Sle westarn 1n,postsn q ,fa o..
IT, io my part Of Europe, made With r:ortarf' and
elgn niIs Il low f:tcs. IEsate soa!a AMI
/ Ec1TMAFz 4 GuLTCXu.
FRANCIS A. EorsY4s. OTTO our:xr. ALIKE L. t11x.,
FRAIffS 1, NafFMiS, .., i.
| i:ncsn& Of tho Erand Uughy IT Ea1a-N tmnt. the
I3achr* nf lrnnsHck and S1Sr- Gntha A.i fhe free
ry If Frankfort. nnd By special a,t t several :r!tta
authorized to i.,r s.r'nrr csitrn* IT AUSTRIA
l:ApEA. B.aYAl.Ik L. lLaE4AyEk. ithse1 !. M MMAsssA
| sc. ja.1!su'ty
, 1860-12-04
uual TO hr1e dor. - -. " 9i749q

II tho New York estimatcs Of stocks arc correct.
thera is no DANGER. witha good foreign demand,
upon which 1t II safe ealculatc Of low prices on
tho scaboard this winter The. Jouraad Of Com
7t.y 1t 1spEopcrt to aay. youchcs for tho accuracy
NJ the hgares !e hitter beanE based upon IL es.l>
1>80 and actual receipts md ehipments etnce that
time. The only cstimatce therefore, are the etock
the LIT of Jannar, npd Tue loeal consunpd Ions
7,c former, ut the lime Of its pub1ica1ion vas pro
nuuEecd an cxa9geration to to the extent Of 17y
ltr ces.i. which X admitted would greatly reduce
tac present stock" LII any event g ts clear that
with cren a moderate demand from this time
I'LL the Opening Of navigation IL. the Spring.
railroads nil be taxed 70 their n1molt
capacity 70 supply the .scahord demaud. aud ths
West viii nut find .lour md wheat At al burden
-ornc. In The above cstima1cs we hnve put the re-
c-tpts l,y railroads at New York during the cigh.
t:en weeks n winter At Goa, 600 brls. From the
ware 522,33 brl+- OF course they may bo much
larger than 60UDN bfls this wfnter*-itfs probably
they will be. The capacity Of The roads Il much
grcater than the amount We have stated, md the
ability ot the West to supply the dsmand Is much
:rcater than the capaity Of the roads,. Altogether
the prospect for Western fnrners at the close Of
navigation is decidedly yfavokahlc-tfneinaa<i Ga*~
.t.tf, 1Sf. r"7-'r.-
, 1860-12-04
The Trade in RrcadstuAa--ImpoFt
Stat1atlcs-~FavornbIe Prospects for
NpnMft - - = =

Ne have already Published q statement Of the
stuck Of bseadstufs III New York. tisued -by The
leading receivers bat NC rccapitalatc tho figures:
-.
2ur hrs' ;T9 @ ssS ssS
Wheat, b0.- --:- -sdtt3,t4a
, 1860-12-04
WARRANTED AS REPRESENTED.

From = to :s per cent Cheaper than retail dealers
for the reason that manufacture them ouIsclvts.
Me also plate Steel Knives and old Spoons. Forks,
Caetosa. Waitord, Js4 SEtts DC. at 6l0zt 1ntlce.
LANTERNS AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
'~-'''' la. HAMBLEN Il CO.,
OAbco and Ealcsspon, Nos, Il aod 70 Etate street,
no1s d3t0 lin Upstairs.
, 1860-12-04
WET NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. toka

"TET WHEAT.-EarIner take
damp unsaieaolo wheat "a thatit VIII pa&s inspection.
snd stoEe il usna Ease. guaranteeing .s sound
wheat for farmers and country dealers Will not exceed
nve cent? per bnshel Advances made on wkeat 1eft
by Tic bag Or barrel. Ljel71yl SYLVESTER MARSH
, 1860-12-04
ZINE SILVER-PLATED
@@1@a

Expressly Intended o meet Tie wants OF persons wish
Ing purchase far better article than has previously
1nr stocf consists 81 IN assortment ot Tea Sets, COT
fec urna, castoEs, Cake Da1kcts rttohers. Batter
dishes Spoons. Fork. La&1ee, Knives. Napkin Rings
tc. all Mt our own make Ind will ba ,
, 1860-12-04

r. R.-Nari4h reported BY WALTER snEnxAN,
frpsvs*iy .for .he Tn1nuNEs soest ending Aon: /!
.. cay. Dee. 81, faD:':"' :, ,' ....t
stvek received Tor the week: n>. :, ....~ .s
IIogs. No.. Sheep. No...--....-. ~
, 1860-12-04

Good shipping CattIe'ia fair demand Hogs dill
and lower a few. fas. Shcen would bring good
f,ricc II brought In soon. . .....- ......-
, 1860-12-04

sHAxczs L. EoEEuax. OTTO dE1r:xxI ALxx- a. l11lxx.
FRaXt1s /. NafFMiy, ..
!:ncsn1 Of the Grand Dushy af sa1a-W s'mnr. The
{ichfrs nf lrnnsnick and S1yr t;nth. and fhc free
ri,y II Frankfort. md By s1rr!al art nt several srtta
nuthot:e.l e. ~ l"r f.4r.u'r stsI.n* nf t.ST:l
l'ErssfA. sAInSI. Es1lt1E:Nas1 n11';Sl!EEG'
, 1860-12-04

Rt1yi1c n2on The merits of the Maef:nt
iprorose II attach them to 1cscrA and Them
L steE d, rot slyr eail7c Satisfaction At Ny OWN
IaFENaE
AGENTS wante Ii all tties where eas Is J.. OMcc
nF she Northwest No. 1b eorlh Clark stree
Pne1 Dstic tux I'll. =. u. BALDWIN,
nE4l 3ts1lfIu 1frpTtxtur.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-26

RAID ON THE SILK STORES IN MANcHEs-
TER.-Several days ago, the authorities of Man
chester, N. H., arrested Miss Mary Mullen, for
stealing goods from one of the stores in that
place. The investigation of the case has re.
vealed the most extensive and startling career
of shop-lifting ever brought to light in the
Granite State. 1t appears that for more than
year past, a gang of thieves, of whom Miss
Mullen was one, have pursued their system of
plumber, and have made their head quarters at
the house of one Charles Clark in Londonder-
ry, and tenement of Hudah Adams in
Manchester, sister of Mrs. Clark. Both parties
have for some time kept places of ill-repute,
but no positive evidence could be secured
against them. Clark and his wife were in the
habit of coming to Manchester Saturday after
moons, and of going shopping with Miss Null
len early in the evening. They were the
prompters-Miss Mullen the agent The
usual mode was for Mrs. Clark to call for sew
eral pieces of goods, and after looking at them
to call the attention of the salesman to piece
on the shelf, and while he was looking for it,
Miss Mullen would slip one of the pieces under
her shawl. Other methods were pursued but
this was the most profitable. The headquar-
tiers OF the thieves were searched last week,
and large deposits of silks were found, togeth-
er with shawls, silk dresses, trimmings scarfs,
velvets, hoods, shoes, parasols, coats, pants,
&c, &C., which were the accumulation of the
robberies of many months The merchants
who suffered most were Barton & Co., w. A.
Putney, White, Dresser, and Piper, jackson
and Kimball, Clark and Kimball and many
others. The discovery of the property led
to the arrest of an important part of the gang.
There are now under arrest Charles Clark and
wife of Londonderry, Mrs. Frank Chase Mrs
Huldah Adams, Stephen L. Emery, Mary
Mullen, and Mr.. and Mrs. Orlando Page of
Manchester, and Mrs. Morrison Chase of Lon
donderry. Most of the wives arrested are re.
lated to Charles and Samuel Clark. The
officers are daily making new arrests The
Manchester American, of Saturday oath inst,
says the excitement on Elm street, and in and
about the Marshal's office is immense. An
eager crowd is constantly gathering to obtain
any new facts, and look at the spoils The
traders begin to think more is "rotten in
Denmark" than the wisest among them ever
dreamed of. They hardly know what they
hayn't lost, and wonder how they have made
such profits after having lost SO much
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-26
The Charleston Convention

WASHINGTON, March 25.-The following
call will appear in the Washington papers
Monday morning.
WASHINGTON, March H.-The members of
the democratic national committee are request
ed to meet in Washington, Thursday, April
9th, for consultation on important business. A
full and prompt attendance is desired
Signed, d. A. SMALLEY, Chairman.
j. r. GEORGE, c. L. VALLANDIGHAM, and
julius HEssE, Secretaries.
Six or eight members of the committee are
already in the city. 1t is understood that no
change will probably be made as to the place
of holding the convention, but it was thought
important that the committee should be called
together in order to satisfy public opinion, and
in the hopes that the grievances complained of
at Charleston may be abated. The camor for
change continues undated, from different
sections There is some talk among individ-
ual delegates now here, of an informal call
upon the several state delegations, to confer at
the same time with the democratic national
committee on the above subject