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The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-23

ORPHAN AsYLUM.-We referred, q few
daysago, to the Orphan Asylum in this place.
and expressed the hope that its claims would
not be forgotten by the public. As an evil
dence that they have not--and as an incen-
tive to follow so good an example-we may.
mention that notwithstanding the hard
ness Of the times" the pupils Of Mrs. Viii
ting's school, and Miss Ellen Marks school,
have voluntarily determined to make their
usual Christmas Offering to the Asylum. The
children teach u, in this, true charity. The
very promptings Of nature teach them to be
kind to the poor, and especially to the poor
orphans.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-23

SNow.-The rain which commenced yes
terday, changed about noon to-day into a
driving snow storm, which lasted about an
hour
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-23

OMALL CHANGE and COPPERS may be had
~ in exchange for GOLD or its equivalent, at the
counter of the Local News. dec 2P-3t
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-23
SERVANTS FOR HIRE,

l HAVE for hire several SERVANTS, of differ
l. ent ages and sexes, among them some good
cooks, washers and ironers. Apply at my resi- :
dence, near Alexandria, on the Washington road.
dec 22-1w# THOMAS w. SWAMI
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-23

LRT ALL BE HAPPY!
As CHRISTMAS comes but once year, call at
M G H A K L BOSS ARTS,
ON FAIRFAX STREET,
where may be had, on reasonable terms, EVERY
LUXUTY in my line for the HOLI-
DAYS, made at home, viz:
CAKES, CANDIES, PIES, PUFFS, FRUITS,
NUTS, &C., DC. dec 22-2t
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-23

River MovnMENTs.-There has been but
little movement upon the river off this city
to-day. Three barges, with provisions for
the United States army, arrived upin tow of
a steam.tug, having passed the batteries du
ring the dark hours of last night. One Of
the barges lost her deck load in Chesapa cake
bay, and one Of the others lost also portion
of her cargo. They report that the Confede-
rate batteries sunk Yesterday a large schoon-
err which was running the blockade"
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-23

CHRISTMAS WEEK-During the present
week there will be religious service every at:
ternoon at four O'Clock, at the rooms of the
Young Mems Christian Association. On
Christmas morning there will be prayer
meeting at II o'clock at the same place. Di-
vine service at IL o'clock A: NJ, on Christmas
Day, at St. Paul's church. Communion at
Grace church next Sunday morning.
There will be high mass at St. Mary's
Catholic church on Christmas morning at
~ o'clock, and at IL O'Clock. and vespers in
the afternoon at 81 o'clock.
, 1861-04-18
Daily Review Of Chicago Market.

7 "IpH11OA1 1fEh1hHs dtIl1 Il 1sb4.
FRHaHTss-schr Bonnie doom. CORN to Buffalo
at 12c. schr Convoy, wheat to Buffalo On private
FLOUR Received, 24e5 br1s; shipped, $3.50
H. satth Ms5hst a5s 5St9ss Ss bishsF i sass 100 5s
br1s s'comRercal i roGnd and 1lat hoop, at ii 6aS
Al 1 b5ls gS9a sp1ng s7tsa t ESe Ct
at 6465 in store; 200 brls ''sonth Branch" fat
hoop, at 81 55 del; 100 brls YORK Red super at
aeSslsd as{ @ go pfs IT, SR1RE 8nEo ni stts & s M
hoop extra. at $4:6o. =
WHEAr--Received, ,s42 bu; shipped, 81, l,zo1
b. Ma5at sn1fs ata9ssd y T. salss Wsfs ba
;4c-2e storage 900 bh No 2 sprfn at s5c-2c
storage;15 100 bu do at &c storage 10000 bu
do ct eSse r.; storage ss ba DO at sto
,CoRN-Receired, q, 600 bn; shipped, 146, 1856 BIT.
Market arm. Sales were 5000 bu choieo river
mixed at 20 aaoat; 5000 bu canal mixed at SIC
It sie-sc storage i5oo 81 +e|s.tsd At Ssse-ac s
Hse5sSS seSHTs-Rece1ved $50 bu. Market dull and nom
E yPtsr M H Esegss In tore se
III ba No / 1t 4aGS dei is5 bag5 1t 40c On track
BARLEY Received, 418 ba. AaEket quiet.
Sales, 146 bh No 2 in bags at s'c on track;
vaassa He:. Sales 90 bis etfy al I BE.
AEs9sa AEs9saol@steaay At % l@2ss Rs;E seI Gin esss.s,
peGzgS TRRpNkoRina1 = fta and firm at s,len
&AE52w1a &SRe1a1ed atE ree9sft &, s@Ss }s2s ...a
Eood 1e9css: md aru sa!ss r = 1m ou btt pttme at
fbsgs 1t $40o Timothy saisss 80 5ass good ,tts &
HIDES Received, 4, ,s5s lis. Market very au1I
and H@Ic lower-closing at the following Quota
t1ons:S;Dry Flint 111@i2s; Dry salted, sa@1oc; ;
Ceif Ces skiing 6@7o; Zip, 5@s; Green Sailed Hides,
4xE1TC: GfHp1 e6Dntfy 4kEA&.. '."."
, 1861-04-18
MARKETS BIZ TELEGRAPH,

NEW YORK. APRIL .11...FLprR- cents
lower with rather more doing tot export and home
consumption. Sales $40 bis at kf.05@5.15 for
.sapeE state; $5.17N@5 so for extra state; 4517ti
@5.30 ior extra state; $5.G505.15 for super
extra western s56o9b.se 5er shIpping brands
extra rsand !h9op Ohio, and Ss6sSss for trade trade
good extra state to be bad below IS Is Canadian
-four little more active at prices in faror Of buy
ers sales 6oo 5fls s1 st 8 g. 5o@S7 for common to
ap.s Rye -four in moderate requeat st S. 3544.10
Corn meal titm and little more active; sales 800
brls at $265 for jersey and s. II for Brandywine.
fl zer; ealee 500 bfls at lo@1aHc -ctosing at no
Fts Gna1s~Wheat 1c lower; little more doing fsr
It deiseTed iGy se: S Is IT 4iss sa5q 4
storu and delivered 100 bu amber Iowa 1t SIS
part aloat and the remainder in store: $500 bush
99a %tet It eRed's ae xsstta 81 aa1s t s & & p
5000 bu very HANDSOME led Long Island On prlvate
terms. Rys5-a shade dr1ner; sales G;oo0 bu state
1,so9 bpsheln state at so@6ac 1t raiIfoad depot.
Barley malt dull, With ttee gellefs at sc. Guru'
market heavy, but prices generally without fmpors
doing for ezort; sales of 81 SO bushels At 68x@67c
for old mixed western In store G6sc delivered;
6lR6273c for new western mixed and yellow at the
for seuthesa yeiow f snd ec for eeGse viz
southern. Oats heaay and 'dulI, st af@s5c for
western and Canadian, and 35@sec for state.
PRoV1s1eNs: Pork active and prices frmer
sales $3.50 bbls at $17 7T5@la eh mostly *ls. Mess
$129l@13.25. Prime beef in better request and
STEADY prices; 400 bhls at a f50$5 for prime, and
$5:759o q iof 1aess e91o fbr tepaeked mess and
$1150@u.50 for extra mess. Prime niass tett
dnll and nominal. Eeef hams more active and
ntlces STEADY; sales 800 hb1e western at Ii. Cut
meats In fair demand and market steady; sales
$4,000 lbs dry sailed shoulders &C; quote should
ers at 6A@6h. Hams s@9Ac. Bacon moderately
actiEo with s4lee Of s59pQ1 lbg roheh si4ss at %
Lal in fsft ,dernan1 With moderate bGsln6ss do
Ing; sales 400 bbls e3<0105c. Butter selling at 10
914c for Ohio; 14D1sc for state. Cheese steady at
8H91oc for inferior to prime. Conee-1arket
very quiet hut prices without important change.
sagar-raw continues dull and heavy. Mo1asses
continues dull and hea9. Rice firm.
heavily lower: Chiesgn d Burlington 66H G g.
z IA d e71; g & Chi 68 M c scrip 664;
n gtd g.; m C43H: Reading 3tA: Harl pfd 81,
50: Huds 384; EIi ~, b90; n z G7aH; Tenn
e. 573{ ,Moi5f; "a 4fH n g 5a; Treasay ia
1N; y registered Is Of 81, 8s9 II s sinking
bonds g. After the hoard, Tennessee 6a sold
down to E;i Va s6; :MoA94-; !: .2t5
NEW YoEk CATTLE MARKEr.-Bcef NC lower
range 6@95; bulk Of sales below X; receipts
5oQ and sales 1890 sheep and limbs at &c per
head !oNer-9uoted non to ~ dollars. Re-
eeipts 60W,, = -. - :7.t-s
, 1861-04-18

AsX RALLY FOE V@7h COUNTRY II &t}I
qsXAp mass 4-s!ng will be held at Bry- fatk.3
~ - an III It o'elock r. n. '''s' tne sssazza
The ects are to take the most efficient meas
Tor the enlistment Of q volunteer corps, and to
provide and place IN the hands Of Finance Com
mittee, fund to deifay the contingent EXPENSES
until the State, or United States authorities ran
act. The following named persons have been
ACTION Of the meeting, and shall have tie: fullest
discretionary powers ~ 11o. - 'at'ees
=, 4 Haddock, Hiram F, Mather, ssmne1 Hood.
j. y: .Ruuasey, s. PsHilliatd, Thomas B. Bryan
-, Persons having propositions to make. will exne.
dite matters BY submitting the same II writi9a t.
the chairman Of the meeting, "AA's'e W
This meeting Is for aetiol. not lam sneer5s,
Done by reqaest ot many citfzens:s .s e'ssS'4se'
n a. HOFFMAN,. Lieut.. Governor:
4. 4 SWIFT, General Of ID Brigade.
, 1861-04-18

Total. ..!. 3 >a169' a17o1 1a61ss 80. 49,. -,
The further decline in Southern stocks today In
creased the distrust tn CUE earrencyf in commercial
circles, and business was In consequence very
light. The holders OF produce were generally m
willing to self. except fer checars drawing bills
hasedou Northern securities, aud quite a large
number held their stocks of the market ent1rely.
There was fair inquiry for -four, hut the offer
ings were Light, and market 5@l0e higher, with
sales Of about 900 his 1t $4.45@s4e5 for spr:ne
extras. aid e a65@$46 for superdne. Wheat ad-
4anced 1c per busbel and closed tlrm-the transac-
'tfons being light at ss@sa4e for No spring, and
s5@s&Ae ier No i spring in store psices being
regal4red by The kind Of currency received. Com
was IN fair request for shipment, and the market
hz with sales Of river mixed at sc aeinat canal
mlxedat SC adat /: and raixed In stsuo at SIC, :
oats dun and nozainal. RFa- and barley
quiet and unthanged j. sHdghw1aes in good .re :
quest and E5kc higher, .sith GALES at t4 Clover
seed WIS u good request, and prtmeat tl0ba4ao.
Timothy seed quiet ut $s.<o.s :;.: :i;..: :
Z There WIS an active demand for p,oy1sions TO-
AK but holders refused TO offer thea :stocas fnr
aaie IN The present unsettled state Of the currency
question. hsonly sale reported wal IL lot Of 900
hrls county packed mess pork as $tT:G0 :I4rdls
godd dtsaEhd at ee; bit aa4re were no
saIes- ! Il: ::::5 ;5:::@*. ::: ~. y
11sssess6dedaz ], ,tos eota
, 1861-04-18

There are abundant indications that Bryan
Hall will be too small for the great rally of
this evening. We learn that the only reason
the great Wigwam cannot be used is because
there are no gas fittings qQw in it.. This is to
be regretted, and under present appearances
it should receive the early attention Of our
public to put the ,Wigwam in readiness for
ssevening meetings" It could be done in two
days time, at moderate expense. It shonld
be done. Read the ca1l In another column.
, 1861-04-18
Head quarters Second Brigade. Sixth
NiVIsf0n Illinois. Militia.

5ERAA& mIssioned otieers Of this Bri-
Eg&AVkY]O gade, which was adjourned to
as--:3$'asses meet at the Recorder'e Court
room On Thursday evening next, the 18Th Inst,
MM VI, BE postponed to Saturday evening next, the
th Inst, at the sana1 Place. to hear tic report Of
the cohtnlttet appointed at the last meeting to
prepare lawfor the reorganization Of the militia
q this State to be submitted to the Legislature 1t
1ts season on Tuesday next, the 28d mss. ~
This postponernent is in consequence Of the
macs meeting Of the citizens to be held at BRYAN
Hall on Thursday evening the 10th inst. ::
.., ~--, Gen. r. &. SWIFT.
, 1861-04-18

\, II ALL MARRIED MEN BETWEEN THE
h9StA ages of thirty and forty, are requested to
1sk&3x meet at West Market Hall on Moflday even
.zkeaing next, April ed, for the purpose Of form
ing areserVe corps. :
Done by request Of many citizens. =: .
F. A. HoFFAAK, Leut. Governor
B. & SWIFT, General Of I'd Brigade, 9Th D. Y. t.
, 1861-04-18

To the Illinois nftiftaa-GeneraJ
Order No. 1. - 80.
~ I. s. MATHER, TIE ADJ0TANT GEN.
t8n t8 eral Of the Slate has Issued ths following

GENERAL, HRADQuAkrERs 1111so1s srArR,
In view Of the present dangers menaedut: M IT, ihk
GoTernment and the probability Of an iIomsdiate
cal! being naEe on the several States ST tffs Uaon
Ing The Capitol and pronertv II tis 1in
tne eo1n1:ltants Of the several Divisions. Bri-
Eaaes and M Regiments, and Independent Compan-
les VII W take immediate n steps towards perEecting
and hold themeeltes in actual service:
By erder Of the Cdm:aanGe er.in- Chief.
T. S. MATHEH, Adi't Gen, ,
, 1861-04-18
Attention! Volunteers.

AK THE HIGHLAND GUARD ARMORY
NAg Aind'e Block) will be open Wednesdas.
&e53 Thursday and Friday evenings OF III .Eeek
f. t[ as I'D
pressed their deteTmi .foa to respond to the call
Dina ~ zsaf the Slogans, tits McArthar and
HIS
, 1861-04-18

1xu TIE UNDERSIGNED WILL OPEN 4
NXR Recruiting Office for volunteer infantry, at
- the store Of D. ". Cprbin, corner Of Clark
ap184t Signed. :. JOSEPH KELLOGG, 80
, 1861-04-18

AsII TIE MEMBERS AND VOLUNTEERS
gu4s9 Of the Highland Guards. are ordered to be
ssss41 at their armory in Lind's Block, at six
O'Clock sharp for parada and to attend the volunteer
meeting at Bryan Hal, this evening Every man
in his place, and promptly.
:. JOIN MACARTHUR, Captain.
, 1861-04-18
TX "a! Advertisements,

IU 'JRTG AGE StIE.-Wh hersas,
d. 4 William M.w,l7:a'n, lid. Or the ninetecp,b
Il husdro M rog III ~ ts 3sy yEar Ct Lord
hss!, hs5 to tie ae lis ecr nFs!s nsrs Aa ee eg
ope1ty hseta Is aay as ysas aoTesa tnS
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speesSey "a drawing inste,t ae " srF ccns IT,
ssnty ss sts ss s2'a IL aas nftSass fs;ts
9i ssss &c h ns Il, asa
q, pae IL / ssbq s4 qa524 s;2sa that
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sane q me prsn;es Gaansy u j. Coo Of III i ois lie
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stlssss, Ea { a1s' Hs 4"sssasss. 'a,a
CHAM; Han ;ERY NOTICE-state Of
c9cagr ~ gT4py Tal1y Of G2Msk M ss-supes:or Court ct
6 scf5e n;Ss TEsPs Es4tssy e etassi FL
sa Sss fasH' Hse =sekn msies 2ea @l !f
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afz s. adsaoa as / Pc Railsy TX samuel aSTe
f na9 ! Nitsas NDitfss fSS7 sess }aeass
Gog GGso5gs Wtath4sop erss senz rbamss bMass
ka2$' tSs'sa Esssciy Charles Allan aaa
,o1 Aat5 @iss5s q sssS e. Of William Love
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jeha.s1' S6'aza z s. GhfE1ti Edxi WEI ws5 lsx19
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psisass Lii ana b,ii Il a4raE q
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MI AD1E RS HATH.-State OF IIli-
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cagQ-Tn Fl ooA ,sr " iaat - IL
Artisans ,nn snces es stna i tss Idss ons ~ i
ard Aner IL ". StEE2e- = ~sA@ 1ouiad
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dec=e Tsar = + ~ lys anttzu cn"se " ~
tht. n ~ uel " +. III ia S.e,s "
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.e a. ~ n!t e. s1n " NJ ~ ..'rst h5Izr ~
~ - paoaE Aaet;t - TX o,aa ~ ~! Eis -
n hs t5y q chieaso 81 n 5ai csunt o1 cooR 6
4 tn ocis ~ IN r. c5rsE5sa Il t1at ar Io
fn4 iezcrthed rai estate situa Iss:s 1st hetnG n
Maeis sors:DLnss nn:nDercd ors Is to tTenty 9x6 &
both Inclusive IN Block ire (5 u Arcaera Al1ttion
necezar H. satisfy the ade6tsd.ess dae sa n3 eou ~
Ass@srs Sses ecza.!asicts ana disbursements said
~. 1RA -SClTT,
Aaster GasnesT qf tas Superior Court ef Chloagc
, 1861-04-18
West Side Wide Awakes, Attention.
&sii COMPANIES "A. ',.R >, ur,n Ann ,.tt

hNt 1oafAGiEs "a, VI, y &c" AND AJAX
yMY "Exoslziors''. All members Of this Sss44 SSE4
without respect to former party ties, who afe vi
Ing to Join In forming military companies sor the
support 81 R Of our Government, and who are willing
TO shoulder muskst in defence Of their countrTT
and flag, are hereby requested to meet this hnrs+
Gay evening, at ~ O'Clock, at Wh1t1ocK's HalI.
streets. ->~"oo4pll
All the officers Of the above organization. not
present at our last meeting, are retectfulIy inyi-
sa 70 as1ena tn boys are for the Of
we trust that our gallant officers who led rs to
victory last fall. will not shrink back when their
:" es n aesa1 @ aas@ ost and when need them
glorious Union. Per order last meeting. :. .ss
nco n c5,,saaz FaAEk scHoaHEwA1p, PEesf pro tem.
join j Johnaon hass' E; Gbas bssTsri r Ill.,.
Joseph slagle. VIM. Justice,
= fs'sef' Frank, 1on9G!ay; Gsy%;n,t+.s
a cAzn:-Prot A. oLeasy has engaged Bryan
HaA for his lecture on Physiology for Ibis evening
but has kindly yielded his personal irte1est to- The
pubncgood. - s,3
,I Persons declining housekeeping ran bav.
their furniture sold to the best adysntsre br een
angto the new auction house, No. 1a7 Dearhor,
street. just opened by H. Alexander. ap1sst :.
~8 Barnett's cocoactne, Ka11iston. Fiorlme,
Iooth-Wash and Flavosing Extracts-a new lot of
each-5ust opened at sargeut's Apotheca,y. Garner
Of Randolph and State streets, !. -,
w Gas fixtures and lamps for ea1e cbe,nr, b,,r,si an5
store to rent Il. II Wi1marth, No. Is South caark
street. an17:1nt
Why John there is no gus in tho house
Jou have r.ntedls ,.@, = -
EaJ1. FILL '
, 1861-04-18

TO RENT-Dwel1ings Nos: 24s
: i and 24s on West Lake street. second building
vest q Peoria st1e.t: Said houses are nearly ney
neist borhoe cd. Terms lay. Also. ope Store Ii ths
thrse story wood building sorLer of West lakS and
veil improved $50 test leunt 5cuth Branch Of th
GAgp Eiver. Terms S451 per year. Apply to J. IL
weat Of Wells etreet bridge. a39+ 4al-11
, 1861-04-18
COMMERCIAL

WEDNESDAY EVENING, April II, 1s6f.
The following are the 1eceipta and shianarts sus
4e past twenty-four hours;
, 1861-04-18

tered into service at once for the defence Of
Washington, under commission from the
president To ary out this object, Mr..
Peek, one Of their number, was to lesye for
washington last night, with authority to ten
der their services.
There is to be called meeting on Friday to
enroll volunteers and elect from those whose
names have been presented Fora peace foot
ing the company requires 100 men, for war
footing l50 men. They have now about forty
men, and are to elect forty more to night
Within ten days, from present appearances,
their roll will be full of picked men, com
prising men Of worth and standing in commu-
nifty. Their arms, with the equipments now
on the woy, will place them on war footing,
and they are men who know what to do with
the1r pieces. Their drill has been highly
praised by army officers On several occasions.
WASHINGTON INDEP. RECT MOI,
elsewhere ws publish call to the Oh GERS
Of the Washington Independent Regiment
No. 1; comprising the Highland Guards,
Washington Light Cavalry, Washington Rifles,
Chicago Grenadiers. Lincoln Rifles, Union
Rifles and nlinoio Rifles, Col. Thomas Shirley
commanding. This Regiment is substantially
dllad up, and have rendered their services
unanimously to the Governor. It will be
Light Infantry Regiment, using the Minnie
11tte, and will make up tender Of one thous-
and men. ready to march within short time.
On the orders Of the Governor. 4 most extra
ordinary activity prevails among these corps,
several Of which are made up Of Irish, Scotch
aud German citizens. They will not make
soldering mere]y a pastime, but are going in,
in eaznes, pledged to man to sustain the
Government.
The Highland Guards' Armory Drill. LIST
evening was fully attended, and nnmbers Of
volunteers enrolled. The grestest enthusiasm
prevails in this line corps. They were ad-
dressed last eVeging by several speakers,
Aessrs. J. J, Richards, Downs, and Mech.
THE CHICAGO DRAGooNs.
We take up ths Companies in the chance
order of cur notes. The formal tender has
been pade by Captain Charles r. Barker of his
command Of she Chicago Dragons, which
are to be filed to the number Of 12o men
should the tender be accepted, Of which there
Is no doubt. The men will be carefully picked,
and there is elready movement among our
citizens to mid IN the equinr.--4~ ss crack
re-@,,s7 ---1,z, worthy the command Of one Of
t-as,.n,n ~ .nse1 uf'goon oheers II the Vest
s"4 apa.a a-s a'Afer tetofnA from Springfield to-
DAY, and the enrolment will 90 on rapidly, the
Utilizing 70 commence ut once.
THE zOUAYEs.
The nightly drills of the zonaves nracr
captain Hayden are being vigorously main
tanned, with q large attendance Of spectators
At their armory in Garrett Block Thev onlv
#a't the arrival Of Cot Ellsworth, their old
commander, to enroll from names already
offered a zouaye Regiment Of three hundred
strong, movement IL m foo+ s+.,.ted hv
private citizens, to uniform and equIp the
z'uavss by pfivate subscription. Avealthy
70: ssa % : 9a3 ssss rss ss v.a.: Ut -ts on
, 1861-04-18
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;s,,."s+. =. =. = ARRIVED. ..-....... April H..
Brig ssbsstppol, Smith; 4xana Haven POO N 1uul
schr Ki,ty .asz Essat G. Howard White Iake, @ eds
schf Venus, Thompson, Port Washington, 10 eds
Sehr Illinois. Burke, Grand Haven; 81 ii lumber Z
4ehr Commencement Fcndes. Holiand 90 N Iun,-
ber.
sehF Parskeet Luts. Bes1dssowh; Hlinois River,
= = 1 ton mdze.
Sehr Muakegon, Mckay, MgaaegoH,6s 6s1n lumber
Sehr Monsoon. McGraw. Maakegon, 78o m sutnsls*
scar Magnet. Palmer Mpskegon, Is N lumbar.
sehs Pszala &altett,, St, Joseph; % cde wood. a. :
sehr Storm Willia1as, White Lake, IS N lumber,
I7H ID eoinEle&. ~ i :. X r -sYl,
sch1 Dnttdn, Thompson. Black Lake, 6om etases,
= $50 By wheat, rels leather .,,,.s,,, :.
, 1861-04-18

INK ANoRWEGIAN Meeting will be held at
Ez&zy West Market Hall this fThnrsdsy) evening,
t1Ss3 at o'clock. The object Of the meeting is
to sustain the Government Of our country in this
hour Of its greatest trial. Let the Sons Of the
Nnrtf trtn ont
, 1861-04-18

p GA r DIN g There are now
- vacant at 223 and as5 sou:h Clark street.
some Pleasant front r9oms suitable far fsaasiles
or uniurh1saed It Il also convenient location fer
day boarders ~ 1t IL on1y Ole block trem the Pest III
ice. 1p15xlw
POARD1NG.-Pleasant suits. as
- veil Is single Eoamaa Ha5 be had st t09 Wabash
, 1861-04-18

Tn1 NV brraM FIRE En61,nRa-,rhn fvo-
= ooaw e+a..,.,u fs,r,, Z. l..t.~@E5- W.
/ iMAnthester n. r., reached this titY Sesge efdy.
- y, "a " w eaaue siss aau sESae OF tne LII
ne eiaas, saSe TINT they hare cylinder pumps; {;
they are ra11ed q LIbertyn and " "Economyh,
In bright bsass 3eitsra ,,st tbas i3rst ;n,a taf
~ ~ ntss Sl11o sHep
ofasen use has been made Of these very
words in, Ch!caph They. ara eanh4 1an;ipu1led
S;,itI 49,. 1 1", 10y ., - .eG.,s s1F r.: ~
white and blue glaas. The !" Libettyn, was Ia.
, 1861-04-18
ANB rT1oHEGAN' CANAL.
::;For' I 5aIe;:.

.:EOR sSALE---A well established
saa y III ast
tn2r MG;ifGNs : - = ap15xHt
, 1861-04-18
5000: HIDES. :W WANI!EI.:..;::. b:

Al ah0u1d not Af1 toread th6 u
ox Pix Wood ntoaeys pspex. -: -: mhstTi,
, 1861-04-18

-: SHIPMENTS FHeH AfR1. 1TfH 10 DATE.
-; FMHE, $WhT,. Corn, Cats, Rye, B,sfy
- bfls bu. hu. bu, 81 bu.
To Buffalo ,.... $3.50 17ao1 1a610a ..., -, -,
Io ogdensbgh 11s -. 2D95 49,, 49,. 49,.
, 1861-04-18
3l0#t.
-Ge1teral Nottres.

OFFICE OF THE ILLINOIS.
~ STONE ECcMPANT.--!CI1cAao, April 4. 1854.
NOTICE. The annual meeting uf the Stockholders OF
the 1lfncts Stone Company Hl held It It's bnIce IN
Chicago On Tuesday thu day Of May proxlHto. at
transaction of any other business that may be pEe
sented JOHN ". MCGENNISa,
ap6ei561m Secretary.
, 1861-04-18

~ sse advert es s:.sHxfa RRbber Risseis sss
Ff1sa' shae cared esses Of t1Tanty Yeaze standing
In this City. ~: II :: :. .'5 n.ttslm
, 1861-04-18
Washington Independent Regiment

,.it THERE WILL BE a MEETING OF THE.
6aNIA Captains Of the Washington Independent
tNfek Regiment MOL at Col. 6hirleJ's Office,
aazzE7 Mo- Masonic Temple, at r. II. to-day,
ghursday,) for dispatch Of huainesa. 'S* IT
, 1861-04-18

TOR SALE OR RENT-Dwelling
L and Lot No 468 Wabash ayenue. house con:
atns eleyen F,oms gas and w4ter and stable = LOT %
SAMPSON, No.>a Metropolitan Block aplIe5G3 TN
, 1861-04-18

:EOR SALE OR. LEASE.-For
:sats or Lease. that large ave story Brick Bind
fng151 feet on Folk street By 1e9 6n-Eeach street
erected By Thomas Kane. deceased for BreH eHery It
Il also well adapted for fson into Cotton Fac
tory; and will be sold cheap. leased foE term Of
years JAMES G.-HAM1lIoN, Boom Aathodiat.
, 1861-04-18

ITO RENT-A Farm OH the South
L Western Plank Road within n1ile-ani-one-half
OF the Cit= 1sr4lts-1 arra-D Of which Is in high
ssat; Ct guilty :;!oa Ssli fenced gsed hogs ~
Esq. nr J. j. RICHARDS, foct Of Lasalls street.
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