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Canadian -four dull and heavy, with sales Of SEQ
bbs. at the above figures. Southern -four partook OF
the general heavness while the sales confined to
abou, 600 ZOO bbs within tho range Of quotations
Ryc flour was in fair request at figures with sales Of
$50 bbls Corn meal was quiot and dull at quotations
while the sales embraced about 225 bbls. Wheat was
inactive and prices irregular. Sales Of somo 10 900
Il 600 bushels made in small lots at 81 80 fr Mil
waukee club 81 40 for red Long Island and Western and
at 81 Al for white prime Canada. Corn heavy but
closed at previous prices with sales Of 5000 bushels
oso. v - ns ,crs ana dcvsred Pve VAS be % ,, i
of 1000 bushels at SOC. Q SIC. anoat and delivered.
Barley firm and held at higher prices, with sales Of
200 bushels state at 81 nc. Barley malt stin with
sales OF 1000 bushels the dock at 81 co. Oats were
heavy and Inactive with sales Of Southern and
| at 3sc. a 40c. and state at 40c q Ale.
CorrKE-IIolders were firm, but sales were ulimport-
ant and prices nominal. Messrs. VIM. Scott Son, n
their circular OF day report the stock Of Rio and San
cs on the A,h Of March, 1852, 6se9e bags; received
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MILITARY.

SPECIAL MEETING OF THE SEVENTH CON,
"A pany National Guard, held at the Armory Monday
march 10 u at twelve O'Clock NJ the following preamble
and resolutions were unanimously Adopted
hereas We the Seventh Company National Guard arc
called upon TO record the death beloved and
esteemed commandant, John Monroe and with
heartfelt sorrow the loss who nearly
nected with MS; therefore, be II
Resolved That We have lost in hm who ia long
neon ana honorable through grade OF
uoh Win us anu with tins regiment proved himself the
ae oncer and the thorough soldier naerng the right,
nhexole IN his duty unwavering in his determination and
untiring In his energy.
Resolved That not alone for the soldier do but
Ior the man, the companion and the friend; whose
pure and truthful character kindly qualities
friendly and faithful heart bound friend
memory
Resolved, That our own sorrow we are able TO appre
ciate and sympabi.e in the his family
and To them tender this slight consolation their
hour or mourning; that the memory his many virtues
sha stimulate us to emulate him In the uprghness and
fidelity of his life. GEORGE W. ELY Chairman
JoHS II w. KEMP
WILLIAM II. MoNTASYE, co,,r,,,,.
CHARLES c. RARNEs, No'"'hi''ee.
EUGENI Ii. POxEROY.
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CITY CoMMERCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY, March l1-6 i. M.
AsHrs.-Thc market was steady, with small sales at
90 for pots and at IS IS for pearls.
BREADsrrrFs.-Four-Tho market was heavy and
again favor Of purchasers, especially for the lower
grades There was no demand Of moment for export,
and the chief sales to the home trade The trans
actions embraced about 900 5000 bbls., within the
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Of the United States. Mr.. Field is . gentleman OF
ability, and the press are under obligations to him
for many favors.
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were sls ,292 $50 SO, and the balances
81 ,27b 1896 rs.
The statement of the Philadelphia banks for the
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o weeks compare as follows

By the North American, at Portland, we have ad-
vices from England to the 2sth of February-one
day later. Consols were reported at 93X q 9311Is,
which is Il lower than the previous report. The
sales of cotton at Liverpool for the week ending
the evening Of the 9th ut. were 54 900 bales and
on the 2Sth 10000, prices closing firmly and un-
changed. Breadstufs were dull and steady and
provisions quiet.
The following is o statement of the earnings of
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THE BALL SEASON.

L,ELLOw CITIzENS-A COMMITTEE OF PATRIOTIC
citizens have had the kindness the aged defend
of country the Veterans Of the War of 1872 1873 and
1874 grand complimentary soree in military STYLE at the
Apollo on Thursday, March l3 The net proceeds to be
given to the sick and needy members Of the corpssome of
patriots of the present day. and MI the house to oyerowng
them rejoice that they have yet friends who
appreciate their services against powerful enemy, and
saved the county whose freedom the young enjoy
ing. Their old General Winfield Scott,
will be present health permits to have hearty shake of
their hands before another and better
world The following gentleman compose the committee
Ex-Alderman Joseph n. Barnes, General +. A. Tamadge
Councilman George A. Barney, ex-Councilman John Van
Tine alderman Griffith from whom tickets may be OBJ
tiined at General II. Raymonds Bounty Land Oice No
City Hall place. and the Apollo, the and evening of
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MISCHLLANEOUS.

A T DAILEYS.
"A During the present and coming week shall make
large additions TO stock OF French China
DINNER AND TEA SETS.
Also Vases Bisque Figures Bronze and Marble Clocks and
other fancy articles Tor the adjournment tN
f.1 OF THE HOUSEHOLD.
We continue to offer unequaed bargains in the following
Silye plated Tea Spoons, the edoxen........ 81 IS
Silver plated Table spoons the dozen. 30
Silver plated Table Forks, the dozen. ~
- SILVER PLATED ICE PITCHERS,
$a - Largest size, handsomely engraved $S
$5. IS. s.. SIS. S.
Silver plated Tea SETS pieces Us W
Silver plated Cake Baskets, each. ~
Silver plated Casters cut hottes 81
SILVER PLATED COFFEE URNs,
Newstyes, beautifully chased,
Cut glass Goblets dozen 4l65
Cut glass Decanters quarts the pair 80
Cut glass Decanters pnts the pair 10
Colored Bohemian Glass Finger Bowls the dozen 80
Ivory handled Dinner Knives the dozen. 50
Ivory handled Tea Knives the dozen. 10
~ IRON-SrONE CHINA. 81
Maddocks double thick and decidedly the best goods In
the market.
Iron Stone China Dinner Plates the dozen. 95c
Iron Stone China Breakfast Plates the dozen Sc.
Stone China Soup Plates 95c.
DINNER SETS.
LIKEWISE
An immense choice
Gas Nztures embracing everything the way Of Chande
-. hers, Brackets, &C.
w. J. +. DALEY CO.,
No. oSl Broadwas.
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HOTELS.

A LBIoN HOTEL AND BOARDING HOUSE, hs5 nUD
~ son street, Chares.--Roofns from 81 80 10 ~
er week Boart Rooms 81 70 So single persons and
Epm az 10 &l married. Parties declining housekeeping aud
those making q change will lind this desirable place.
7. LAMBERT, Proprietor.
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lOIuI, 30 .oOO,BJI ,H4By8I4, BIZ,OlJ
The been very nearly the rate Of per
Of tho half year would give total Of earnings for six
months Of 81 136 439 36 the earnings Of the road for
February, 1851 being 8S91 100 99; for March, $459
1871 Co. We presume tho per cenage Qf increase the
first four months Of the half year win bo more than
maintained by the last two; II the earnings Of the
road at the Of 47S 72 for the year. The
highest previous earnings for any year those Of
1856, which reached 81, ,400. 900.
mol LII Da:l 4
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,,ArrRNs HorEI-Nos. ~ 10 2sl GREENWICH

I'D
street between Murray aud Warren streets conducted
ON the European plan otherwise as may be desired Re
ssura nj and lunch counter at all hours JAMES JENkIN
SON proprietor Of the Railroad and Adams Houses,
Albany.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

TUESDAY, March ll-6P p. N.
ihe following is a comparative statement of the
exports exclusive of specie) from New York to
foreign ports for the week ending March ii and
since January =
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ROILER wANTED-NEw OR SECOND HAND-FORTY
~ or fifty horse power. Address b. N. Harris No. l3
William street.
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THE TURF.

L,AsHI0N PLEASURE GROUND ASSOCIATION
Members OF the above association requested
at the Hone House, Thursday evening March Is, a
eight O'Clock, such business my befor
the meeting MORGAN l.. MOTT, President.
II. ID. FELrER, Secretary.
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GRAND PURIM OR POUREEM
" FANCY DRESS BALL.
The ladies' and gentlemen who have received their
the Ball. will please their address Maurice
de vries, care OF r. ". Williams 40i 81 oome street.
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Mr.. Maunsell B. Field, who has for some time
occupied desk in the sub-Treasurer's Office, has
been duly installed % Deputy Assistant Treasurer
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DENTISTRY.

A RTIFICIAL TEETH.-WE CONTINUE TO EXTRACT
IA teeth in two seconds, without PAIN with benumbns
nud No extra charge Tor temporary sets or extracting
Teeth inserted without extracting the roots our
atmospheric pressure plates We invite all call and
anime specimens before going elsewhere. We have
chemically pure choroform and ether which perfectly
harmless 10 take. Drs. DuRKIN X ROUSSEAU,
373 Canal street, opposite West Broadway.
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social poson and lovcable qualities can ascertain, by
corresponding with Coelcbs. station B na gentleman on
undoubtcd rcspcetabiy strictly leniFe anu posscss'ns
sic merit n sincerely seeking q wlle.
HfATRfMoNIAL-FOR AN INTERESTING BOOK, IL
MI Sra,ed IN co,ors should be In the hands every
v and rentlcman contemplating the rash act OF matr
mony send seventy-fve cents to EDGAR Co., 81 Nassau
street
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Rayane. - n lhs ARM. /.

3 Orders have been given to drill al the
troops in the bayonet exercise. Il is the
intention Of Gen. Mcclellan, writes cor
respondent, to rely upon this deadly weap-
on in every cement We have the ut
most superiority over the rebels in the
bayonet drills, and the gallantry and effect
Of many charges made BY our troops in
recent battles, bear ample testimony to the
efficiency Of this weapon. As Iwrite, all
the regiments around me are going through
the quick, though graceful movements Of
the exercise. They are very proficient but
in some cases have grown a little rusty
from not having been lately drilled A
weeks drilling viii bring them up, and
then the rebels may look out The quick
movements of the glistening muskets in
this beautiful exercise, each one handled
BY sturdy soldier, have most beautiful
effect A long line OF troops with small
intervals betWeeU the men, to allow Of IA
cility Of motion, cannot fail to strike the
beholder, as the soldiers quickly move
their weapons, as being exceedingly grand.
It's. eject on the battle field, when accom-
panied with shot and shell, and FIRE and
smoke must be irresistible.
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MORNING LEADER.
sAaH ths Union Oreaaization be Abun-
douedR


The Cleveland LEADER urges an abandon
ment Of the Union organization in this
State, claiming that it has failed toanswer
the expectations Of the people. There is
great force in its arguments and we only
regret that they we're not presented one
year ago, when, with the herald, il labored
% forestau public opinion in favor Of
union. Some then foresaW what others
have since learned by experience, but, be-
ing In the minority, were powerless to pre-
vent It. We cared little for party names
hut thought that Republicans, before en-
terinr into a union, ought at least to de-
mand 9 recognition Of the Anti-Slavery
sentiment Of the State. How could unity
Of action be expected without unity olsen
timent2 But the Union organization was
formed-shall it now be Abandoned We
would not answer this question hastily,
but enc thing is certain: that the Union
party Of Ohio must assume Anti-Slavery
ffound as strong at least as that of the
Union party Of New York, or It's longer
continuance viii be neither profitable nor
desirable. Republicans who value their
principles cannot be content with simply
aiding in elevating to Office men who con-
demn and repudiate them. The Demo-
cratic State Convention is to be held at
Columbus on the 4th Of July. As Union-
lists OF Republicans We must be prepared to
meet the issues which that Convention
shall present The policy Of evasion has
been tried and found wanting ChdraoR
Demoerdf. l-i- ~ .ILi.
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POsT.OEElcE TIME.TABLE.
GUNNER ARRANGEMENT FoR

GUNNER ARRANGEMENT For
~ the arrival and closing Of The maa AZ the Cleyo-
Eitrrh WAY, daily for BuifaIo Boston, New YORK,
arrives sos p. NJ; closes 900 A. "a. af
THHoUOH WAY, daily, for Buffalo, Boston, Now
York, arrives $50 A. A., SD p NJ closes aOO n,
SD p. n.
PrFrsBuRaH WAY, daily, for Philadelphia, BaIii-
sillon steubenyei B. a D. r. R., Arrives 9l5 A. NJ;
closes SO A. ~
TEEoUaH PIrEsHUEaH, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
washington arrives $50 =. ~; CLOSES AIS y. a,
OINcIyNATI WAY Columbus, lndlanapolis.St Louis,
Louisville, Nashville and Cairo, arrives g.lO p, ~;
fHh0uon t1ScIxSkrr, Columbus, Indianapolis 81.
Louis, Nashville and Cairo, arrives $50 A. Nj $500
WEsrEHS WAY, Toledo, Chicago and Detroit, daily,
arrives e,G A. NJ; closes 1000 p. H.
THROUGH WESTERN, Toledo, Chicago and Detroit,
daily, arrives g:lo P; NJ; CLOSES $50 ?. N.
sANpUsKr Way klyria via Northern Division, ar
riyes a. $50 A, ~ CLOSES ti3 p. NJ
MAHONtNG WAY, Warrcn and Youngstown arrives
SOB ?. NJ; 1000 p. n.
MEDISA WAY, daily, arrives 400 P. Nj CLOSES 500
A, a..
arrives aud closes ON Tuesday, Thursday and satur'
BiT4' BfeoksviTc, Copley, Sc, leaves Tuesdays
and turdays at 7Oo A. NJ arrives Mondaysand Fri
SHknoN CExrER, Granger, Hinclley, North Royal.
ton leaves Tuesdays and Saturdays az 7.0O A. M ar
riyes Mondays aud Fridays at $500 p n.
"a MAhRENsNiLlEi daly, arTiFes lq;la A. NJ closes
RAsT oLEyalAsD aud Euclid, daily, arrives 900 AMI
oloses 500 p b.. .aff..
usually one hour latter than the time Of arrival O
Man and drop Letters are required BY law to be
prepaid.
An city Circulars are required to be prepaid with
b5- 0fdce open froh 7:ao A. n. To 7sor.N.
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CrNc1xvArL June Is. 1862.

EDS. COMMERCIAL: At meeting Of the
physicians and nurses acting on board the
Emma Duncan, transporting sick soldiers
from iPittsburg Landing, the following
named gentlemen DR.. ]. W. Shriver, Of
Dayton, DR.. James Harwitz, Of SandUsky,
and j. ]. Penfeld, Esq, of Sandusky, as
committee, submitted the following reso-
luiions, which we're unanimously passed:
RssoiUed, That we tender our thanks to
Prof. S. NJ Smith, for his gentlemanly and
courteous treatment Of us.while under his
charge Also,
RssolBsd, That we tender our thanks to
the Secretary Of Prof Smith, ]. G. Wet
more, ESQ.,, and all connected with the San
itary Department, and also to the officers
Of the Emma Duncan, for their kindness,
courtesy and prompt discharge Of their re-
spective duties.
ResolVsd, by the meeting, that these min
utes be published in the Cincinnati papers.
J DR. J. J. McILHAMY, President.
]. A. SHANK, Secretary.
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Gen BueIl's Army.

The following paragraph from the Gin
cinnafi Commercial, Of Saturday, confirms
the indefinite report which was received
BY telegraph from Philadelphia, Of the
transportation Of Gen. BpeIl's army to
East Tennessee;
The telegraph announces from Philadel-
phia that private letter has been received
there, stating that Gen. Buell. is on his way,
with his whole army, to East Tennessee,
By way Of Huntsville, Alabama. We we're,
q day or two since, informed Of this move
ment, but though It was unduestionably
known TO the enemy almost as soon as
made, We have not given it publicity, fear
ing that It might be cOntraband. The
movement is one Of the utmost import
anee, and will crafty the loyal people
throughout the eoUntry.n tfty.
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snow in June.

Yesterday afternoon 1t commenced snow
ing in this city, says the Chicago Post of
the 18th, feebly it is true, but nevertheless
really showing. It was cold enough all
day for overcoats and furs out doors, and
for coal fires within, but the snow, though
no novelty in Chicago, when in season,
was, considering the time Of the year
when, according to all standard almanacs,
this should be near midsummer, a novelty
and curiosity, It continued extremely
cold up to a late hour last night.
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In Cuyahoga County Court
Of Common Pleas,
State Of Ohio.
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J. A. SHANK, Secretary.
The Wasbineten Star Of Sat


The Washington Star Of Saturday has
this paragraph; a The utterly false pre-
tence Of the Dutch Consul at New Orleans
that the money taken from his custody by
order Of Major General Butler (S800,O00)
was not the proceeds Of the secesh robbery
Of the United States Mint but Mexican
dollars really belonging to Hope s Co., Of
Amsterdam, has been fairly exposed by
microscopic examination Of the coin itself,
which shows underneath the impression Of
the Mexican die, perfect evidence that it
was originally United States coin. It was
restamped in New Orleans, in order to pre-
vent detection in case it should fall again
within reach Of Uncle Sans clutches. The
o, the distinctive mark Of the United
States dollar coinage by the New Orleans
mint, still remains visible with the mic O.
scope upon each of the aforesaid SSO0OC0n
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Ca The latest sensation speculation in
Washington is that Beauregard has been
quietly at work sending thirty or forty Of
0l his best regiments through Eastern Ten
nessee up into Virginia, intending q sud-
den movement against Washington after
he shall have formed a junction with'Jack-
son at Stauntoh or nt Charlottesville
There is a little anxiety over the state
@mont Of the Richmond Examiner. Of June
5ih, that &C tie curiosity ofthe Federal Gov
eminent and the Yankee people viii soon
Be relieved in the most complete manner .
rs 70 the whereabouts Of Beauregard.
The same paper says; awe shall soon hear
that Halleek's army is moving to the East
Uaz with ali Che speed Of steam"
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Ii Manchester. Yermont. Les

In Manchester Vermont, resides man
,sG named Dole, who is a violent secessionist.
Recently while he was expressing his SEN
timepts in favor Of the rebellion and hop
ing that every Federal soldier at the South
81 would be shot or struck dead with light
ming, Mr.. Il, E. Miner, editor Of the Man
chester Journal, knocked him down. Dole
had Mr. Miner arrested, and the case was
tried before Jury. While the plaintiff s
y counsel was summing up for his client bone
Of the jurymen quietly wrote the following
verdict: "Not guilty and the jury would
dyt recommend all loyal citizens to 60 and do
likewise The other members endorsed
the verdict, and without leaving their seats
returned it to the Court, by whom it was
received, and the prisoner discharged. to.
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ILLINOIS

ulation Of ,723, 666, and soil capable Of sup
porting 20, 000, 900. No State in the Valley OF
the Mississippi Oilers 50 great an indueement 70
the settler as the State Of Illinois. There Is no
part Of the world where all the conditions Of en-
mate and soil so admirably combine 20 produce
those two great staples, Coax and WHEAT.
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TtHE Observation-Disclosures

II t--TR1ESEMAR1, I, = and 3.
and SECURED By the Seals Of the EcOe de Pharmace de
Paris, and tho Imperial College, Of Medicine Vienna
No. One Is invaluable for exhaustion, spermatOr-
rhdsa and all physical disabilities. rt-
No. Two completely eradicates all traces Of those
diseases tat have heretofore been treated by the
seOus and perniciOus use Of cOpavia and cubebs.
No. Three has entirely suppanted the Injurious
Of mercury, thereby nsuring to the sufferer speedy
relief dispensing all impurities and roofing out the
venom of diseases.
TRIEsRMAR, Nos. !, and g. are preparations in the
form Of ozengc devoid Of taste and SMELL and can be
carried IN the waiscoat pocket Sold in tin cases and
divided into separate doses administered by VAL
peau Lalemand, ROux, Ricold &c. Price So each, or
cases fer 50 which saves So aud in 81 cases, wheTe
BY there Is saving Of g. To be had Wholesale and
retail of Dr. BARROW, No. l9i Blocker St, N. Y.
Immediately on receiving remittance DR.. Barrow
will forward the Triesemar to any part Of the world,
securely packed and addressed according TO the in
structiOns of the writer. -..rg l. -f
s5 Sold By G. ". CLARK, Agent for Cleveland. d
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CLIMATE

Nowhere can the industrious farmer secure
such immediate results fronhls labor as on these
deep, rich, loamy soils, cultivated with 50 much
part Of the State to tho Terre Haute, Alton & st.
Louis Railroad, distance Of nearly 200 miles Is
well adapted 70 Winter
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IAIL0RINa.

HENTLE5IEN5s OToTHFs7 CLEAN
INe. RcnOratinF and Mendiue Esta b sf1bert
TRkFcIs GdEE, Tailor, No. l9 Prospect street will
% his attention to cleaning renoratinr
and 1nslairg eentlemen's clothing. he has facf1-
ties for doing his work in the best manner Gentle-
sn Fi fnd Il for their interest during these hard
t.ui95 70 give Mr.. AgsE trial. naTaR2t
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MASTERS SSALE.-PURsUANT 10

M ASTER'S SSALE.-PURsUANTT TO
WI the command Of plares decretal order Of sale
nom the Court OF Common Pleas Of CuyahoEa coun-
", Ohio, az the suit Of Ezra Monlux against levi
Thomas, Elizabeth Thomas, Electa Schnell, Board Of
by, TO directed, shall expose FOR sale al public
auction at the door of the Court House, in the City
p NJ Of said day, the following lot or parcel Of and
situate in lots and 5, beginning at point on the
original premises set OIL to Eleota Schnell thence
5OAo 4 chains; thence 39%4o W 20 links; thence
5OA9 chains and 76 links to west line of Chitten
den Lewis land thence chains and links; thence
n 5014o W chains and @ links; thence N 50Ao W
chains to the Plank Road; thence 3g4' chains
and 81 links to the place Of beginning containing
-O0 acres Of land Is 100 acrces OF said land 10 lot
No. 4, and s7-lO0 acres in lot No s. Appraised at
500. ID. W. GAGE
Williamson & Riddle Master Comm'r
pltThs Att'ya. mav303q4
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WHEAT, CoRN. COTToN, ToBACCo.

Peaches, Pears, Tomatoes and every variety Of
fruit and vegetables Is groEnin great abundance,
from which Chicago and other Northern markets
are furnished fEom to 6 weeks earlier than their
immediate vicinity. Between the TeFre Haute,
Alton & St. Louis Railroad and the Kankakee
and Illinois rivers, a distance Of 115 miles on
the Branch, and 1856 miles on the Main Trunk,
lies tn great Corn and Stock raising portion o.
the gfafa 80 -.ts..
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.Nn[RL nER a-nN.

PR0FEss0R OF ELEcTROPATHY AND MEDICINE,
ofiee-lis Seneca-Si., few doors from superiqr up
stairs. =. .H ..g.-r
ofee hours from to is and from to o'clock daily
fSundaYs eXcented.