E3?” Oak Orcliard Add Spring
Water.—Pamphlets containing the opinionsofctlehra*
ed Chemists an d Physicians respecting the use of this
WaiMia be case of many diseases of the human sys
tem, -bIU ha supplied gratis on application to
J. E. SEED & CO,
Wholesale JDmgglsts,.
Chicago, XU,
Pr CilX FOB A PAMPHLZT,
apg-egs-ty
Convincing Testimony.—Tho
yearly Palo of Lyon's Kathaiuon, and the
tboa?icds oft c eUmonia' , s to Its excellence received
irom *ll clsases of society, prove It to be the finest
preparation lor the Hair ever made. No me desiring
a fine head of Hair should fhfl to use U. 801 l every
where. api«uw
.3? -An Important Discovery for
Hi*' rare cl Consumption, Bronchitis, Coughs
Colds.
TUB 15AKORA ARABIC A,
Discovered by & VUslot an* while traveling in Arabia.
The Makura Arabics cures Consumption.
Ths Makers Arabic*-cures Bronchitis.
The Makora Arabics cores Sore Threat, Coughs sad
Col it.
The Makora Arabics cures Asthma, Scrofula and
Imparities ol the blood.
This unequaled remedy Is row for the first time in,
troducod to the public. It was providentially discov
ered by a missionary while traveling In Arabia. He
was eared cf Consumption by Its use after his case
w«» pronounced hopeless by learned physicians In
Europe.
We Import the MAKORA ABABICA direct from
Smjrnc, through the bon?e of Cleon & Oyllppms, and
we have always on hand a full supply put up in bottles
ready for n?e with full directions.
Price one dollar per bottle. Seat by mail, onreceipt
Of price and 35 crnt* for r>o?tage.
for sale wholesale and rcttil by
LEEDS, GILMORE & C 0„
importers ot Drags and Medicines,
No. €1 Llbcrty-eti. New Tort
Sole tl*c by drarglsta generally. mhStLeSIS-im
A Friend in Keed. Try it.—
DR. SWEET'S INFALLIBLE LINIMENT la pre
pared from the recipe of Dr. Stephen Sweet of Con
ne.-tient. the great bone-setter, and has been used Id
his practice for the last twenty years with the most
astonishing success. As an external remedy it is with
out a rival, and will alleviate p&ln more speedily than
any other preparation. For all Rheumatic and Ner
vons Disorders it is truly infiilllbls, and as a curative
tor Sores, Wounds. Sprains, Borne, Ac., Its soothing
healing acd powerful strengthening properties, excite
the Just wonder ati M a?u.Qiwhment of Hwho have ever
given ah Over tour hun lr certificates of re
markable’ rcA performed by it within the last two
years at est this fact. For sale by J. n. JOHNSON
Genera. eat, 70 State street, Chicago, and by all
Deal err, no22*6Qw&ow-ly
ES?” Semsaj’e Llc-iiasi Discovery
cur*\9 Serial v
jCftaaedr** Mecic-ui Dlicovcry curts Errtiptifig.
Zjcizxez f's Medics'. .’Dli-S72ry curse Canter.
Medlcf.l Discovery cures Nursing Sore M*th_
jS-cnutdy's Medical cures Hzacr of tUe276f
?.«cn»Av* Medical Dlacoverv cures Scald Head.
a'ecu:dv*i Medical Discovery cure? BanningoftheEa*
JCencedv'* HC'lici.’. E!-’.co- cry rcr.-s Ulcerit d Sore Leg
icecr'd-re Medical DDccvcry outre Lepra.
7 ei-nse • s Medical DlccoTcry cures Kbearaatlsra,
elssat'V* - , --dlc&s Discovery cure: Sait-Rteua.
lo’.ucdr’e Monica- Diccoviry ecrc-c Dfspepsia.
njsuscdr’B Medical riv.covsry Ecsul’-toa the Befell,
*iCauecv , gM*rdlw.'> Dlsco\ dry the Kidney*.
K.eas»tiV? Medical LDcc-very tee Liver,
eerccr.yc .'/-dlcal Discovers aas cared Drousy.
joz tire plet. tsd do sr: tr.ee witutthonatfco
•s. 70a s>a'-nan 1 i ;>rar d iitiacr. XrjKennedy*!
Dimerer?,
V-'.r rs’a Dr £>. “TittS.
Banking aub Isxdjange.
JQAVENI'OiiTj ULLMANN &
Banker* aue. Coalers in Exchange,
BANK. NOT-c.*, GOLD, SILVER, AC.
Ko S3 CUr; ftri' t ..Chicago, XUlnolfl.
laulTSS-ly]
Jg AITK IN G HOUSE
B. F. CARVER & CO.,
Jlariii'- Hank Building,
Ocmcr Lak‘. an;i LasaJe streets. A general Banking
Bailees* iraasrcted. 0c27 GO-ly
17 NCUANGE& DEPOSIT BANK
jl'-* or
CIBPERTER, STI3BS d: CO*,
CSncceisoi • - Weare. Carpenter & Co J
Cedar Rapid*, lowa.
t>eyißin?ccs;—H?sd,Drcrcl & Co»NewTork:Hoff
mwi GelpckejJJWcugO; Ja?od2-ly
Aiken & Norton,
E INKERS AND DEALERS IN EXCHANGE,
Corner of Lake and Clark streets.
Collections made In all the : rlncipal cities In the TT. S.
X. aIUEN. J. n. NORTON. JONATHAN BUSK.
UaM,] '
T?OW- I. TINKIIAM & CO.,
1~-> Flavine returned t ■ their old stand.
CORNER O- LAKE AnD CLARK STREETS,
Will contlnn** their hn-lness as
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE DEALERS.
lixcliang= on bU part* of Jtarope.
sdwabo l TiNKimt jjatb'SS] john o. mLn,
\fARIN£ BANK,
jJi CHICAGO MARUTf: AND INCURAECB CO.
Csp;tai f $&«;0,09C«
32 tJZUJTOSi j. DO A, Cashier and Secretary.
J. lOUNO SCAlAMON.Prcaidort.
jy Joiiecccssmade auddrsft remitted to all part*
of the jmcn.
pumtung.
C. SMITH & COMPANY,
&*£» Cccit SlStflCiETtTt,
COPPERSMITHS,
arm DKALSES IH
¥EOTJGUT IRON PIPE,
STEAM AMO GAS FITTINGS.
SHEET COPPER, BLOCK TIN. PUMPS, &C.
Also—Pamctiar attention paid to Jobbing of all
klnda connected with the Trade.
3iS WaslitiiSton SU, Chicago, 111.
D. McFAELAKK’S
Gaa, Steam Fitting
AVD PLUMBING ESTABLISIIMEST.
£4 lißull. Street, Chicago,
pr I r ur. JJ[
FIXTURES AKD IRQ! FURSITDRI
PR&CTICtAI, PLUMBER,
And Manufacturer of
3kizids of Steam Work,
TO THE TEABSt
supplied with tools andevcrysrtlclelQthe
©CI tteam Fitting and Plumbing Business. ito-Gud
-01 Waihlngton street
-
jfetimng jEsdjiugg.
CEWIN9 MACHINES.
° L. CORHELL A CCS
TPpTrhv and. Manufaoturlag
S4O SEWINQ MACHINES*
TA6G AET & FABB’B PATENT*
wm’jjf. to say to the thousands who arc using
X<p warnteesT and tht thousands Chat want them, that
uHS&IhE NOW BEARS TEE PATENT Ll
rl A-Whp of sp-ovku & laeee, elias
vt ?Sc and *9 persons selling or using them are
£ * • any molestation.
♦ vHSdncs ore now just where we want them • in
iadStfUtee necessary to their use jn family or shop,
STb mats* thin still tr.o cheapest, uerrutiLTi axj>
ft MA.C2IN* I*f HABXBT.
in i fiiiw to onr Machines as well as our customers
wioffwKWlHE MONET in sixty cfeys for
auy maculae which doe* not wholly uuf? tee pur
coaler. This feature alone makes our machine worth
bsu“*» more than any other, as there is necessarily some
risk'abusing most machines.
a 'e« of iwenpwlor qualities are theses—lt uses a
•treiheneedle; casgr. atspace under the ana; tew*
i>o n two common envois, d either being fastened and
both *a sight; turns on hinges; is socured from du»t
sndioiuoees no oil: its lover purchase is greater than
ttsato: ao* other machJ.ce; it ha* but two regulating
aersws and both are &uove and In front; the driving
vb !* entirely out el Ui of table; it requires no alter*
atio - ' for sill varieties of verk; liwfllccrCaiulydo neat
ly a tiaaXTKH VA-SteTT OV WOES TEAS AJTT EACHTKX,
Amuu* the hundreds with whlcn we are acquainted:
its tension is perfect; It runs easily and still; It botnert
nobody noncescan manage!!. None other will satis
fr •'ftcreltlr Kn .wn. , ~ . .
** We can saiely say ihat no piece of labor-saving ma.
ob'aery ever srew 60 rapidly *£* t > jnlvemj layer u
ISr .ended machines, Three years 1m placedl them to
.V.'i.rv fret rent, of r.m-clawi machines, and thongb
Sa> Sibnactcrmg faclltbii far* beea layelj la.
JvJSIVe bare act been able to supply tbedemandl
inrtTTih. DSEtaeascu. We caonowtllt sUordera. Wa
f— iddSfieosSKvlea the lUGHTBIDIS BLAKE i
JOa-iSOH SwOBIiBLH HEMMED, and on M,
S. rTrW to produce better tatramenta tor
ljLS»u£ofM«oEaadeiabro!derT. Let every
ja tbe great Improvement. In
vrlah to purchase or
S? Md fotablaotlpOveCfronlar and tsmplee of
m rat oaanou tbe piiWlCßsaliist and
rJrflvtiv iresponsiblr parties who have claimed to he
that our macninea were
cni -z maSel, ana bSer a castaway machine of ourt
&,^Borttw«tan|j.m fa Ajdr»
Post Ofllce Box SS* Cblcsgtvm.
ryi: at W
So l3topertjr©hjucrjs.
fjX) : PROPERTY OWNERS,
ABCBITBCTB. AND BUILBEB^
Who own, plan and tmlid goodbnlidings. Bo bonding
Is nch without
A Q-OQD ROOF.
Sontwcor three times, and a iproacnes nearer to Fire-
PwtfthanW other material except Kate, and u a
composition we all understand.
iron-corruqated iron,
aadu palmed e\cry five year* will last a UfMlme,
IM7SSTIOATB it.
Kllfe £ FREES, Cleveland, Ohio.
A. G. Agent for Chicago.
Inquire at Ti.y & o/s Machinery Depot 132 Sooth
Clara street whera of the root can be tees.
leia-eSiSm
TKYS3 & ALMNL
tr FieapoJtf * Baocradva JMBggjyMl
p Al Nl- ES, m
Iffi Washington «UCSUcago.
and DECCffiATIVB FAIKTHra
In Cm Porlora, 'Dndn€.Hans and Idbnnee ot flrst
xlsae Besadeocea. -Also. the interior of Churches, Pub.
SKF^ wBSa&iZZ
r fitontg atnß Stdiange.
■WRIGHT & TYRRELL,
*" . No. STSetropoUtaaßlock. Chicago.
P.0.80X 6040. • ;
Business elOEria negotiated!
Commissioner ofDeeSn foV most of the State? and
Territories. NotaryPsbUclorlllinois. apli-e501.8m
$20,000
To Loan. from One to Five 'Years,
IN SUMS TO SUIT.
E. T. DOWNING £ CO H 65 South Clark street.
ANTE D—Land Warrants.
APPLY TO
J • Zj « Zi S£l ,
delWMy
gXCHAHei ON
NEW IO&S AN© BOSTON,
Wanted by BENJ. P. QUIMBY A CO,
CCI7-d2S&-ly Ccastisalon Merchants Hc.ls2XAW.st,
ON S Y TO LOAN
OHIOAQO CITS’ PROPERTY.
Or on Good Improved Farms in this State,
_ CHAMBERS. T.TgR & (XL
aa21c315-iy M Lake street.
Money loaned
on first-dacsaecurlticoatthe
fUrfrfng Qges of Wra. H. Sica &
No. 68 Clr.rk Street.
Three to five years 1 Loans at 10 percent. Short Fa.
per discounted. C&lIi advances on Warehouse Receipts.
tSBT City-Scrip wanted. mT23.cISSJy
For mon-ey to loan
On Beal Estate Securities In Cook and adjoining
counties,
Apply
ssiiiT
Btfiler in Foreign BzeSitoge,
SOSEI EEftL STATE BSOKS3,
Afe&t for the British Commercial T.tfia Xn*
anmica Co,, and Notary Publics.
No. 6 - - L&rmcn Block - • No, 9
■ nOiily H. E cor. of Gi&rk and Wpebinerton cts
®c=4|armeta§tp Wot«?s.
SOLUTION.—The firm cf
MARTIN GRFFN & CO.,
Is this day dissolved by mutual c-'nsert
MAn TIN GREEN
Chicago, April 22d, 1381. L A. WILLARD.
Docking and Dredging.
MARTIN GREEN will continue the business of
Docking, and General uontractiug.
OFFICE NO. 4 NOETH WELLS STBEEI.
[apSixlwj
'niSSOLUTIOX OF CO-PAxlT
!_/ NEKSHIP-—The Co-Partnership heretofore ex-
Istlng between HIItAM JOT and aUGU&TUS SBIS
DIE, dealers is Ice, was dissolved on the cf Feb*
raaj-r last. A, FSIS3EE
Chicago, March 2d, lE6L c
WADH43IS WILLIES & CO.,
Having more than doable oar last year’s stock ot Ice
and greatly Ir creaaed facUltlea lor delivering It, cos
tamers c<»n rely anon being annulled bv ua to their en
tire eatiafaction. WAD HAMS, '.VILLA. RD & CO*
•o‘is e!S*-Srr Office iTo 2 Masonic Temple.
Jnsuran«.
AR RISKS ON LIFE.
THE MUTUAL BENEFIT
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
CCTwrl*
OP NEWARK, NEW JERSEY,
Are prepared to issue p'llcles on the lives of persons
about to engage is ilia
Defence of the United States;
And to grant Permits on Policies now In existence on
reasonable terms. Apply to
RICHARD D. VANWAGENEN, Agent,
No. 183 South "Water street, Chicago, Illinois.
ap24e«)l-2w
QHICAGO FIREMEN’S
INSURANCE COMPANY,
OFFICE —N. W. Comer Lake and Clark Streets.
CAPITAL, $200,000.
The Directors of the Chicago Fieehen's Insurance
Company take pleasure la pres .mi x tb*-ir cus'omer*
and the property holders of Chicago, the following
si«:e • ents of their bcalnessfor the year couiugf ebra.
ary 14th, 180!.
ASSETS, February 14th, 1861.
Stock secured by joint judgment
not-s and collater-ti. ... st2o.nv.oo
Bills Receivable f->r! ansoncall.. SIT’ vjS
•-oam on Bonds and Mortgages.... 81,500.00
Seventeen shares G. « C D. B. R.
StOCk
D tere-'t due a'd accrued
‘'r-ralmuaunpaid ... . . ... Sh-JHS
Office Forntur-s, h rse, bnggrv. etc. 523.R3
Cashonband, (no win Bank, S. 000) 2,' W.B 1 .
RECEIPTS.
Premiums f'r the year ending Feb
ruary Itth. 1851 —530,510.13
Interest for tee year ending Febru
aryutn 1861 8/U9.CK)
Commissions ...» HOoO
DISBURSEMENTS.
Ltsseipald, (seebelo*-) 811.4:8,07
Sundry expenses, salarie , printing,
returueu premiums ana re-lusur*
anco 5.5*15.11
List of Lossss'Psid'during the Tea":
Chicago City Hallway Co Marcti 9, "SGO, fl 9M.fO
Bnrnham & S tlth Miy 5“.00
Cleveland & Kussell Mav LOOO.W
.T. W Wan-hop ..Tate a<> 13 r O, 120.00
J.O O»met Jaae 29.1 ro, Ifii.d)
J. Ke>teuosch
Jjhn Murphy. ‘“-t. 1,125.00
U. H.Coantl-8.... ...Oct. I.JSCO,
r.aiver, t'age&Hoyue 0;t 11,18 fl, SUM®
Hush Bare ay .... .... ....Dec. 10,1-60, 5,0)0 00
Do oaou aud Candle Works.. .Dec. 2?.
WllUatn Brizes Deft. 29,1R<0, IS-'’. 8
8. s, Wsrne ... Jan. 5.
Josenh bwb a y Feb. 6,15 ; 1, 500.i0
IrerLasvnn Feb. 14,1x61, 8 ; O.CO
Other small losses. }£'• 40
Losses paid since organization
To the DrnncTOßS op the Fruit hen's Iks Co ,
Gentlemen Tonr conmltte-* to whom was re
ferred the Secretary’s Report ot Ft brnary 14, isoi, of
the bns'toss, and a-Fe:s of the • ompary. <or
exammatlo . r-p- rt;—' nat havluE exanifncd car-'-
fatiy eaca Item of the report, and the asrtts held by
The Conioaoy mlnuteL «*e have fon .d both correct as
reported in every particular.
iViKASSSSu' co r S c l.
OBBIS-ITK-. LDST.)
Direct 9rs’ Meeting, March sth, 183 L
DIRECTORS
Thomab CncECH, K. h. Hadduck, C.B. F/tswell,
It W KaYMoNn, JK. Botbpobd JAitEs Ward.
J. S. KEWnOCBE. UHEtKCTOK LtTNT.J. T EdWaBDS.
THDM >9 CHURCH, PresMent.
C. N. HOLDEN, Secretary. ap2s cCUilw
STATEMENT of the Conjitvjn
O OF THE
MEBfflimLE mnCAL ISSCRASCE co,
OF NEW YOBK,
On the thirty-first day of December, 1860. made to 'Le
Auditor oftue State of Illinois,
The name o tee company ts the Mercantile Mu.rri
Insurance Company, looared at the city ot Haw t ul
In state of New York. . , _ .
The amount o( Its capital stocala Six Hundred r’ c“
Forty-Six Thousand Four Hundred Dollais at ( is
Bash on hand
or In hands of Agents
or other persons „ --- -•
Studs owned by the Company as
per vouchers accompan, mg. to
wit *
New iork City six per cent stock.. t».MQ
New r rkState five percent,stock 15.W0
Unit- d States flve-per cent loan 30,ccw
Brook yn permanent Water Com*
mis. lone re bones, six per cent ... SOAM
Willi msborgh Gas Light Company
Hudson Elver B. P.' bonds 0f1873, fid *
morsae© seven per cent
New York aty B*nk Stock ... * IC3 sOO
Other stocks owned by the Company
Par value ... SSUtfSfl
Total bonds and stocts, mancot .
value •••
Bonds and mortgages ••• a),.oa(W
L r an- parable on demand secured
by pledge of atock and bond .... 00
Interest on above securities duo and
aot collected „ ••• B.W 00
Bills Receivable and uncollected
premiums. ... , •• 612,30S 55
Salvages and sundry claims cue tne
Company .. .
Scrip owned by tbe Company.
LIABILITIES.
Amount of liabilities, One or not due
to banks or ether creditors—none.
Losses adjusted anrl’ine
Losses sdjo-ted and not du*
Losses obidjotted • • • ■
Losses in suspense waiting for for
ther proof... M
Ail other cl tuns against the Compa
ny—aoce. -•
. Total liabilities
Ko. ft.^cSd’SrSe^SLiß.
April 10th, IBfl.
OBIGIKJLIf
[Certificate to expire on the 31st day of January, IS©.]
Amrroa's Oirica Stats ov Illinois,)
rmnnjrfleld, April cm, 1861. J
Whereas, The Mercantile Mutual Insurance Company
located at New vors. in the S'aie of New York, baa
filed In office a statement of the condition 01
lu affairs, as required by “An act to regu ate the
Agencies of In'-urance Companies not
by the State 01 niinols " approved February nth, ISSS,
an act amendatory thereto, approved January 22d,1557.
and whereas, aaid Company has furnished satisfactory
evidence that it U possessed of the required amoontol
capital. Invested in stocks and mortgages, and has filed
In this office a written instrument, elgned by toe Pres
ident and Secretary thereof appointing DaVID
W. IBWIN, of Chicago, its Agent for the trans
action of toe business of said Company, and tally and
unreservedly authorizing him to acknowledge service
Of orooeas lor and on behalf of said Company, con
tenting that service of process upon him, the said
agent, shall bets ten and held to be as valla as U served
upon the Company, and waiving all claim ot error by
lesson of snch service.
.Mow therefore In purs nance of the pro visions of
the acts aforesaid, 1. JESSk K. DUBOIS, Auditor ot
Public Accounts of toe Slate of 1-linois, do hereby
certify that the said DA V t u W. IRWIN in authorized as
agent forthe&aia Company, to transact the business ot
Insurance in this State nutil the tbirtvfirst day of
January, in the year eighteen hundred and eil ty.two,
so lar as he maybe legally empowered so to do bysald
Company. W bereof I have hereunto enb*
5 «..r, (scribed my name, and affizea the seal cf my
I > effice. at Springfield, this sixth day of Aprtt
A.D.186L pruig*ks» JESsB &. DDBOIH
apio-wsi-lm Auditor P, A
JUgljtmng ISUrtrs.
POPPER LIGHTNING RODS
and all kinds cf
ÜBHTIUB * 0 POUTS AID FIXTURES
Manufactured an u jnppllcd to Agents and Dealers.
Local Agents wanted for the sale of Lyon's Patent
Copper Bods throughout the West-ra, and South*ern
States to whom great L dneements will be offered.
Single Bods sent by express to any part of the coun
try notoccnpledbvA«>«-Dtß,
PAMPHLETS SENT FREE.
. K. P- UAUSB. Box 317k Chicago, DL,
Office No. e Dole's Building, corner of ci*rfc and
Sooth Water streets. aplO-eiM-lm
T IGHTNINQ RODS.—New and
JL*J- Improved Style of Iron and Copper Lightning
Hods. Gold and Silver Plated Co nper Points. New
Style of Insulators and Attacameata.
QT Orders for City and Country Trade promptly
attended to at the Sty Lightnfog Hod Manufactory,
Ko. 97 Elnzie street, Chicago. GEO. W. BANNIB, P,
O Box TIP. - . ; mhfixSm
T IGHTNING RODS AT THE
1 J old Stand. 93 Enrie street. Iron and Copper
T.<«titriiny Boda. Copper Points with silver and gold
-pute: PiatinaTip, tnebesttouse. Also Attachments
and Insulators of all tdnds.
Orders promptly filled. Office and Factory, 69 Kin Me
®|kap STwfctuw
OFFICIAL.
LIST OF UETTYERS
lamping uncalled forinthe Chicafio-Post
i officß-.... m>l4~’2o.
A
Aldrich G B mra Arnold S W mra
Airy Mary Ashley W W mra
Adams Anna mra Avery Loul&a mra ,
Armstrong Ettle miss
Bancroft Harriet E mra Bryant Hattie A mra
Benedict L mra Bradley Adelald miss
Berr mrs mrs «.
Be edictLucymrs BrockEfflemiss ,_V
B kforf Mattie mrs Borgia Jessie miss
B elow LouUsmrs Buck An-emiss
JJ _ n„M '•’"rr mN "Rrr-- m L *?i«V J
Booth Cornelia A miss Baer Mary mrs;
Bowen Atm miss Brown Mary G mrs
Bono Margretmiss BnrnaMag miss -
Bogan Cathrlne mrs Barns Johannah F mra
Breed OB mrs Bark MEmra
Brandow Hattie M mrs Borke Eli mrs
Brady Cathrine
Camp Kate mrs Caston Ellen miss
Ca .1 James mrs Cormack Margret
Ca -ns Martha J mra Coughlin Bndgit miss
Ca oenter Samuel mrs Cooper Atmle miss
Cap -on Mary E mra Corbies Margret
Cav itish Mary Cook Emma mrs
Ca tori Lizzie miss Cooney Hanora
Car icnter E A mrs CoselmanMaryElizabeth
£3 Clark street, corner TjVg
Car ilueSSmrs
Cha übtrlio E Amiss Crooker Wm w mrs
Cha oplln Sara miss Crow Martha S
Chu cacr Cornelia AmrsCrow Ann miss 2
u itiertou E A mrs Grossman Julia mrs
Cl iucy Johma miss Crowley Maria mra
1 irke Phebe mra Croty Hannah mlsa
Cate miss Cranghwell Kate mra
C irk Sarah mra Calku Margret mra
C -irv A'idamiss Cronin Louis* mra. . .
C ark J V Cromer Charlotte & miss
C 'ims Elizabeth mrs Cashing Johannah
Cob* u Kate T miss Crawford Mana miss
Gobi ''in*. C miss ' Cn'w TM«.migs
Cole FiH mra CiUing Sarah H mra
©
Darby Emily AD mrs , Dillon J R mrs
Dalton Ellen miss Douaey huzaueth.
Dailey Mary mra Dodge Mary
Diltoa Bridget miss Douaboe Julia
D illba James E rara Doble Emma mra
D son Margret mUa Doyl Mr tv mra
D erect Mary E miss DoodHPmra
D ek Nettie miss Dugan D B mra
oick* rznan Abbey R mlsaDapuys Cornelia miaa
Devlin Eliza miss Dyer George mrs dr
■><ily Hattie miss Dunn Annie miss
DjanHmrs
E
E>an Clanissa mrs Everett Auric R mies
Etward Katy miaa EsteUe Eouica mla»
Evaua Louita mra
F
Fait Julia miss Flyu Eliza
Pagan Cathrine miss Fodses Bridget
Farnham Lou SI miss FoxCertf
Fleii'er A W mrs - Puller E O mrt |
FUfJ E mre
Gear Amelia R miss Gordon Lizzie miss
Garvey Margaret mra Groevenor Maxymlaa
Gallway Martha misa Gaerin Maria mies
Gay Rebecca mra Griton Mime mists
Garrity Rosa mies Graham Soiva miss
G leason Mary F mrs Cubbing Jane
Gilmore Anne miss Gross Susan mra
Giles Anne miss Gray Annie misa
H
Ilall Johnnnahmlss Heveren Bridget mrs
Uadway Mary mra Hill Minnie P mi-s
Ragget Mary E mra Hoyt Sarah miss
Halley E S mra Haweton Mary J mrs
Hull Joann misa Horn Ellen E miss
Hawkins B C mrs Hobbs Jane D mrs
Hays Carline rare Hughs Amelia miss
Henderson J E mrs Bolbut Jennie M mra
Heanv Jas mrs Hudson Mary R miss
Herrick E mrs Halbert Wm mrs
Hcaly —— mra Hurt Jerusia A mrs
Healy 3lary mrs Henderson J £ mrs
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Jennings Eliza miea Jones Warren mra
Jennings Nellie miss Johnston Hannah
Jackson Lncretia mrs Johnson Hannah C mrs
Jackson Matthew mra Johnson A C miss
Jacob Maria Anna mrs Johnson Henrymrs
Jordan Nellie miss
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Kelly Julia miss Kehoe Ann mra
Keane Kate Delia mrs Knight Mary C mrs
Kearney Hanne miss Klnellla Bridget mrfl
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Lake miss Lerch M E miss
Lauc iland Maggie mrs Louise Marv mlsa
Langdon Kettie miss Loomis J Ely mra
Lawrence Libbie miss Ludlow Elizabeth miss
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Mahoncv Ann Jane miss
Siangan’Johannah mrs McMahon Eliza miss
Mahon Alice mrs Merriman Andrna mrs
Mirks Annie miss Meech Addle mrs
McCabe Bridget miss Merrlam Lauren T mra 2
McClelland LouUe miss Merrimin A N mrs 2
Mcßride Ruth mrs Mead Josephine ml .8
McAdams Betsey miss Milles Mary miss
Me" arty Mary miea Miles E J miss
McCarty Anne mrs Messmore Amelia S
McElhise Mary A Mitchell Col A M mrs *
McFarland Martha mrs Moore Jenny mrs
McDonnell Hannah miss Moreland Josephine miss
McGenry Ellen miss Morigan Mary Lizzie mrs
McUnirc Betsey miss Moris Jane mra
McKinnon Ann I mrs Myers Jenevera mies
McLanc Martha Are Mnrry Mary Ann miss
McSweoney Cate H miss Mnsegat £ mrs
N
Nettleton Clara miss Nicholsen Mary mrs
Newell Harriot mrs Naeem Elizabeth miss
NeLon h uca mrs Noyes M A mra
Nichole Sarah miss
1.3'0e0
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O’Connell Wm mrs dwell Mary mtea
O’Hara Teresa miss O'Sullivan Ellen miss
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Palen Cornelia miss Peters Marla miss
Page Merism J miss Plnney 8 Agnes miss
Pace Mattie mtss Porter Ellen £ miss
Phillips N« Hie mias Pope WillardS mrs
Perkins TI mrs Palnier Harriet mrs
Peiiers J m s Price Sarah miss
Pitkin John mrs Pierce Margaret
Penrose Anna mrs
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Rankin Jane miss Ryder J J mra
Race Rebecca mrs Richard Clariemrs
Reynold Sarah mrs Ross Lizzie H mrs
Redmond Jhs mrs Ryan Johannah miss
Reynolds Lizzie mra Roe Maria mra
Richard* Anna miss Ross Frances mrs
Rorich Elizabeth mrs Riley Catherine miss 2
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Sands Sarah mrs Spain Peter mrs
scears Jsne mra Spencer Jolla £ tniaa
Sccllen Mary Ann Stevens Maria L mrs
Sctl ■* Dianna miss Stevenson David mrs
Sbcrritt Eliza mrs S'. Clair Louisa miss
Sherman Lizza mrs St Clair J mrs
Sheppard Margaret mrs Stinlnger E A miss
Spea Ellen mrs SloacßCmrs
Sheldon Minnie mrs Strong Julia mrs
Sheru Kate miss Smith Cathrlne miss
Shay Patsy mrs Smith Baltic miss
Skaban Catb»ine miss Smith Saxey miss
Skinner Sarah Rmlss Smith P mrs
Simpson Sarah miss Sullivan Ellen
Spruco Eliza mra
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25,278 31
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APRIL £7,1861, _
April 87tL 1861*
T.imES* LIST.
Talbot M P mrs Thomas Fannie mrs
Tier' yKae mrs Tnompson Brasilia mra
Tuttle Mary mrs Thomas Julia mrs
TuitlcHMmrs Thomas Rebecca m«
Thompson Caibrine mra
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Tore £ C mrs Vanloar A W mra
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Waldo Sopan M mra White Julia miss
Wadkios Jane miss - White Edward P mra
Wallace Susan miss White E miss
Wadawonhmrs Willard Ilellen
Wathiu?Matilda Wiggins Wm Hmra
Weeks Eva L mrs Wiimot Margret miss
White Elizabeth miss Woodruff E P mrs
WhiilcckAntoLnettemlssWoodß Mary ID mrs
V. 7 bite C L mrs Williams C L miss
W biting Alice mlsa
Initial.
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GENTLEHEN’S LIST*
Austin B H Adams Jas 2 Andrews John H
Andrews A A ArnodJasH Aberham John
Anderson Corn’s Abercrombie JasAlrord Wm H
Alley EH Atkinson John Aldrich Wm
Adams Frank Anderson Jona Armstrong M C
Adams H P Anderson JohnAAmbos mr
Beardelev A il Bames II P Buckley & John*
Bifid. w.'Haydenßeaupre Henry sr.n
& co Bemis Hardey J Bourke Patrick 2
Bill Ashley Ballard Seymour Backel C‘A dr
Bishop AH Bard Isaac Bogue Curtis P
Borens AugF BissellJW Eotsford B A
Beldln Bei.J Be ttie John BatlerK l
Blackmer O C Beebe Jonathan Burdlc Edw W
BaretowAil Blackwell Jos Battenvorth £4-
Bates C’has Baker John mund
Beimeit Chaa EBeckman John Brings £ J
Barker Chaa R Billings John Burke £
Blaklst n Chas Becker Wm Brown Sami
Bishop David BarnumWmß Branch 8 A
Biackmao-R L Blaine W A Bosworth Fred -
Beck Stephen Barton W B Brooks Sjlvester
BirneySAdr Bamford Wells Bowen Francis A
Bateman Thos Blackburn Wm Barr Thos Jeff
BonoettTH Buck & Andrews Bushnell Thos G
Barnes Geo A Brizee N'orraan HBromellng G M
Bassett Geo Brown HA Brown George
Bare S M Brown KewtonO Boots Thos
Bwsett George Brown ■ reon Borrow Geo R
Be mas H H Bristol B H Bornlson H V
Bristol Wm Buchanan Jas Booth & co JL
Brown WE Barns John Biidgem&n J&a
Bowman Mr Butler John ByrnJ P
Bueh Lorenzo BmlesJosL Bowman JB
Barnaul J L Bristol Wm
Clemonco Carter Wallace CyleThoi
CheȤ, Smith Campbell Wm Constable Geo
&co Caileick W B 'Conrau Thos E
Campbell A H Chap Will Coffin Tristram
Capentcr mr Church Wm Curran Thos £
Clark Cbls Caulfield Wm Crai< T P
Cain Patrick Cave Wm Coyle Thos
Carhart IIS Case Lewis Colvin Henry E
Carter Hobfe Close &co 31T Crum Jaa F
Clegg Sami Castor M B Oonyngham J P
Camp Silas Carmichael A CaulterJC
Chambers PrankCooke B 0 Clark Jamea
K . . ColeonNF Cryan John
Chapman Foster Con verse, Hard- Currey Joa H 9
Clark TJ ing & Co Cotes John
Camp Silas Crape Ambrose Cullen John
Calkins P W Crain O A Cussack John
Can* George Ctmimlus. Sea- Col Una Joel W
Clark H H & co Calling Josaa W
ChesloughYeasyCrowley Patt F Coosodine John
Caiu n Collins Patt Cochran John
Carpenter Jas MCarlet C D Crowley Win
Chapman Jas 3 CruckshankChlsCotreal! Wm "
Carl J B Cooke Pierce Q Cooke Wm E 9
Church John Colby EP Corbet W W
Chatelllcr Jno D Col by S B Crowley W C
Christie John Cross Sami B Curry wm
Clark John Crowley Tim Compton W H
Cahil Walter Crumb George Coeiolo Michael
Clarksons Wm CritcendenOeoL Cooney Martin
Dalton P Dodge HS Doran John
Dewey Potter - Dickinson Hy BDames Wm A.
Deuio C B Daniels H M Delacey M W
Davenport DavisDanuele H B • Downs Myron
Davis David Dinsmore I B DavyHJ
DemorisDolpordDeckerlW Decree M capt ;
Dakin R S DlnneyJasC David Le Roy
Dixon Francis Daley John B : - Davls M J
DoddSG Dcnkin John Diffendafter An*
Dick Thoa Dow John H < nstna
Dondon Thomas Desmond John Dannellan Tbps
Dyer Thos 8 Davison John T Downee Andrew
Dunk Thee capt 2 Downs, Harvey
Damon G Frank Dennis John & co
Delaney Pat Drake Thos Q
£
Ellis C C
Emery A F
Barnes O Emer-EHsworth r 'ol 9 Earl-Henry
eon Elis worth PB Swart Hugh
Elliott Anthony Edwards FrankEaright Jamea
Eagan C B R B Ed&comb James
Elliott Chas Ellis Sami Jewell
Everson John
F
Fowler & Bruce Flower & Cnn-Fonnon James
French bros nlngham drs FilsonJoeH
Felton AsaO Ferry DlckinsonFitzgerald John
' FoardAAdr Findlay DL Fanar John P
jFitch AppletonHFrazee B J Flynn John
Foster Albert Fanlkls Edwd Flaherty John
Field Alraecon 2Parley Qeo ; Fairchild JohnW
Fuller NH Foster Geo ‘'FarreliWm ■ ■
i Fobs A E Fitch HH Fowler WLswif
| Fleming CM# Fairbanks JB FUaaWa^
Forsyth ChaaS Finlay Jaa Failing WaliUen
FffllertonCW Pilson Jaa Fryman La£ay-
Ford Patrick FiakJas , ette
Fenlon Chaa Frcistode Isaac Fanuua mr , .
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■Green Wm S GathriePrefileyNGrahamHorace
GnnneUmr Griswold Chas BGreenhill Jaa A
Geary N * GlnntogsPatrickGlenn James
Greeley Mark GUUgan Patrick Gibson J
-Gererstley MarxGorey Patrick Geer Joan E2
Graham N H . Gftboaa.Jota
GrantAnguatuaßGardnefChasE Graham John N
trihhsAC Gai Eomnlns dr .
Gilbert & co Gee Stoddard dr GaaTy John
GtftCam AS Gilbert Prank GloydJnllnsß
Q»rdlner&Fams-Granger F HcaptGoomer Joseph
worth GUlmantin Geo Gavin John
Grimer C F Glasaford Tim Gentleman Jos
GeeChas GordonH9 Gideon Joseph
GriffinChas . GrayHenryW GrovesnorWm
'GlflhrdPaul Graham aS-y ■- GalllgaaWm
’Gamble.Wm GoodnonghWH
Havhurar & Sni-Tlarvey John Hlggla® R H
der Healy John HnghsEdwd .
■Harding A G Harris John A loytSfl
Hatch & Sotton Hallne Joseph 1 owner StephT
Hemvor.MixAco' lamett John I ndaonTimothy
Hebard feenj HaU Jorephß 1 itchcockT W
Heenay Chris Hannon John Iml Geo H
Hassid Patrick Healey John 1 nrst Geo J
Hammll P C Hanly John J 1 iggins H J
Harris D W Herricott Wmßl oltslanderH
Hopes Roht Hedges Wm J odgett H W
HardingEcapt Haskell JWC I ortonTT
Hathaway Rod- HayesW Dennis J oyey J S.
ney Hayward Wm Hi ghs Isaac
Hedrick Fred’k Haves Michl HU J C
Hackett S capt Hatchineon A Hilbert J A
HagettineGM Hobart A A Balbrook James
HeaWQeoP Holme? N N Hussey John
HswettTimotbyHudsonOK • HyaitJohn
Haskett H capt Holmes Chas Hnfferd John
Hawkins HB Hobs Chas M HoveyJohnP
Hawkins James Hill Chas H Hose John
HaUock i>-au u x'u-t C iiut’&iue uG dr
H . c»JN Hunt Carlton dr Habbard John XI
Han ock John UuntDH Holmes LD
Han John HuntcrßMTD SHorton Levi .
Ingraham CcaptlngalsAioertO Ingala Nich capt
Jones Geo W Johnson FB James Samuel
Jones, Chapin dJoslyn J E Juod II D
co Jensen Isaac Judd E1)
Jackson Samuel
Kellogg &co Kimball Ernest Klemm Joseph
Kesler Chas KeUh Frank K Kline John
Kelly Cbas Kitteridge TylerKemp Wm M
Kelliher Danl KingswellJas K*»y»Wm
Kennicott Rans Kirby Jas King wm H
Kimball E capt 2 Kehoe Jas Keith MD
Kenerson R B KitezJ Komerday Louis
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Littlefield A B Livingston T C Livingston Isaac
Lavender Ben) Lane Geo H Logon John
Lawreuce, Ma-.-nma G W Lewis Joseph B
lony &co Lynch Terence Loomis John P
Little A BugeneLivingstonHeny Lock wood Jno P
Leonardos Lorklu Hugh LynskWm
Lockwood P £ Lewis Jas W Leonard Wm H
Love C L Livingston J H Leonard Wra
LockmanEß Lowe Jos M LepperWH
LaihropPß Lee Jas Lowell LA
Martin Arthur McNamara JohnMowat Peter 2
Marshal! 0 N McElroy Jas S 2 Moriey C T
Meror Chsa T McHenry J H AMills Lhae B 2
Mayburry C W co -Millard D J 3
Marsh Danl McCord J C Mott Elijah
Maxwell R McKey James Morgan E B
Martin Seym’rHMcCabe Thos Miller SG _
Man Sami McMahon Thos Moriey F A captS
Mason Tyl e r McSweeney EdwMorc Thos
Mansner Q B McKays Eamd Maudlins Thos
Morril JP McLaughlioßohtMarphyThos '
MagerWm capt McLeay David Myers T J
Moran Michael Mdnness Peter 2Mouiß9onHncapt
• angan MlchaelMcGcrn Peter Maulton Ho’tioF
McGrathMlchaelMcAlpia Oscar Malvehill Jas
McNally Wm 6 McLain Andy Maloney John
McClure W B TevMcLaughlin &MonayJohn
McLaughlin Jno Jaeger MitchtllJohn
McCay John Mudd & Updike SMltchell John W
McCabe John Moore & WalberMorgan John L
McDonagh John Moore Alvin P Mills W B
McCord John 0 Morgan A W Miller WW 2
Mclntyre Jos 3 Munger A A MorleyWmßcapt
McCamly John Morgan A E Murphy M'chi
McCntock John Murphy Patrick Munay Martin
Noble LP Newton Jas Norton Henry
Nalon Wm A Nichols-on Jas A Noble Q C
Norton Warren Nichol J B Nsngbton Geo
Noble John Job Norris Henry H Newcome Geo
Newcomb JnoL .Norton H C Nowell N T & co
Nesbitt Jas
O’Connor Jos O’RelleyChas Olcott & Boyd
O'GradyQeoJno O’Rellley John OnglyFrederick
O’Laryß O’Shaughnessy Owens Jotl&co
O’MalWEdw Jas . Onesa L
O’Neil Zach Mchl
Pomeroy&Hurl- Park E ..i 2 Panins Jacob
but Pecoit Frank Posey John
Putnam, Olm- Pjtter T D Philips John A
stead &co Peterson T A Patmore John A
Parsons B F Page Geo P Powell John P
Parker Nahnm Potter Thos C Pi'kingtot JnoG
Payne N Y Pratt Geo W Pope W J
Palmer A R Pratt Henry W Phelps Wallace
Parsons B F Pratt Barry Porter Wm
Peer Abram Preston Harvey Potter W A
Pecker Oliver Potter H S .Phelps Wm C
PendletonAlf W Plant H B Parker Wm
Pea«e Austin Pells HA& co Parktmrst Lym
Presley C Powell L B
Pierson Chas Pnrcell IW &co ParkerL’clna rev
Paris Chas Penoyer Ira Peeler Myron II
Pratt C N Parker J B Pallisterllerv V
Pnrcil Patrick Petrie Jerome Peterson Lewis
Perry Demerick
Quinn Patrick
Roberts & Sher- Rines S Rice Jacobin
man Reed S K Rankin Jacob
Ruffan AC Reynolds Geo H Richards JFrank
Robb Alex capt Rnseell John F
Rockwell A Ryan Geo W Rlordon John
Riley B Ryder Thos Hassell Wm
Hidgley N H&co Russell Geo Remmington
ReluhartP S cap Rosin Henry C Wm E
Robinson C D RowandHorasio Rlepin Wm
Richard Peter Ranney H C Reveils WillisE
RoladoPC Rogers Jas rev
Richey Peter -Rawlins J Robinson Wm
Rockwell C W Rnseell JB P Rickey Wm
Russell DE 2 Ryan J F Reed M W
Roberts Ezra Ransom J W Ryan Luke
Reynolds E F Randle J Richardson mr
Show* C M Splat A capt Seavey Henry H
Schoffer C Smith N \v S 'one H
D Snell Andros Snyder Henry
Sh-rwoodEß Btan&rdCH Smith James
Shepard Ralph LSrevens Chas Stinson Jas E
Sharpe FranK Y Sullivan Phill Simp'on Jus T
Sherwood Theo-Sperry Chas Smith Jas D
dore Slavic Fat S'autou John
Shedl J R Smith £ D Strickland John
Sc-tnlan Jas StaplcronPatrlckSkinuer Jolius F
Samnel J Stofi-r Ilanl S' ark John
Sherlock John Smith R E Smith John H
Scully John Simp on RQ Simonson John
Rhnmman JohnJStiles Edwd Silloway Wm 31
Scales John Stoat Robt Smith Wallace L
ShwartWD StreckerS SmytheWßH
Sears W P Stetson S H Smith Michael
Scribner W W Smith Fred C Spear LC& co
Scrlbor WMS SmithStepheußSinnott Mathew
Sherman QW Snell S3 Smith Matt
Sherman M C Smith 8 J Smith W H
Sanger L P Bnlii>anTim Shepard BE
Sweet «fc Crain Stanley G A
Sullivan Owen Smart Geo
Thomas A D Thatcher SolomnTucker Josephß
Thompson A Tobin Francis 8 Tracy John 3
Thomas OrinD STnrner Geo E Tyler Joel F capt
Treeling P J Tarbor H Terrell John
Teal Peter M Turnbull Jas captTall Wm P
Tiflt Chas Trembley J R Thomas W H
Teed David rev Thorp J L Tucker Mr
Toomey £dwd U hompson J S Tada mr rev
Valpey JWDe 4Vanier Timothy Vandoren C n
Vanburen Jas Valentine Chas Vanslyck Arch'd
W
Warner, Parke &Wb!pple Geo A Wilmot Byron
co Walker Henry Wicker Chancey
Welle Benj P Warner Hiram G W
Washburn A P rev Wilder Chas J
Wtde A D Whetmore HarryWoodrnff Chas
West N N White Jas Winter Chas
Wallace A O rev Warne John Wilson Frank D
Wendlcy Chas Walsh John B WiuansltansomS
Wheeler Chas M Whitney Wm Wisdom Robert
Washburn C C Wakefield Wm Wurts Elias G
White Cyrns Whltehonse W Williamson 8 S
Wells Chas K F H Wixer Geo
WaylandCC Wells Wm W Wilder Geo P
Wheeler C C Walker Wm 8 WindmanGaspar
Warner ES WebbWM Woodcock Thoa
Watkins £ M Walker Wealthy Woodcock T J
WeightmanSaml C Wingate THB
Ward Silas Waters Wm 3 Williams Geo B
Wftlket Frank H Wagemer Louis Wlleon Jas dr
Wells Frank WaiteMalcolm HWilson Jas
Wells FC<R oo Walfh L J Williams JW &
Whitney QW . Whittier mr bro
Weeks Geo Weightman & Wiley Jas
WicbtmanGeoW Booghton Williams JoaW
WadUngfordHen-Willy xJlc iols Woodruff W&oo
ryJ Wygant BemardWlnsor ZH3
York Wm cant Young H L ' Yonag Nathan I
Young WMB Yale Samnel
Cooley’s Patent Pump ...ML T Harmony
No 5 of the American Protestant Association
TAS Owners of the Lake House T H L
painter—WßM
Persons wishing drop letters advertised most
affix a three cent stamp.
t3ff~ Office wen from Ist May to Ist November,
daily (except Snndays), (Torn 7 a, m. till 8 p. m. On
Sunday from 8 till 1034 am. From November 1 till
May 1, from 8 x.x till 8 p k.. daily, (except Son
days), and o& Sundays from 8.30 till 10.16 a.m.
J. L. BCJEUPP3, P. M.
BAGS! BAGS 11 BAGS!!!
FABWXLL'S
STEAM BAG JIASTFACTOST,
ho. 23 Kiixrr btsxxt, oaroxao.
BAGS AND GACRS
Of every description fhrnlahed on
short notice, and printed with
Kew and Beautiful Brands.
SIMEON FAR WELL.
apfrtTTUy
•JAMES H. CHILDS & CO.
HOPS COTTOH UHLS,
Plttabureb, Fexm,
Wfinilnnm OV
Seamless Grain Bap,
ied or
OSNABFRGS
S3 incites to 40 inches wide.
are prepared to metre orders from the
true. - jal*d3S4y
T>AGS—BAGS—BAGS—BAGB—
MJ - OOBN EXCHANGE;" -
BAG MANUFACTOBIo
ttunmormts ais ssiuns a
Bap ofßtery
Mmera* And Grocenr Baga Eiade endnrlnted tooid«
wUhhcaotlfnlbrands. Nenr
Grain and Gnnny.Ban far Shipper* MfUen and Far.
o*todn(9ll4dwith fidelity and dlotML w«—
Oened to shippers.
Karl Geo
rjmCAGO BAG AGENCY.
JJTS SOUTH WATEB STHKE*.
6XAMLEQB GBAIH BAGS Of rtrloas and.
Qnarters, «rd Bfihj*, printed to
order of anr desired pattern, . ** ■
HAM BACES—BrexYtUotued.
GUNNY BAGS—tiro or Time BBabelA
.CcmmfaMoa -Merdikxitß, MlUen, Groocn and irx.
tt&loq Ussier* vUlfladJoet the arociet vented la oar
lt W'W? l BAWKZBB ft GBAHIAB.
1861.;; SPRING TRADE. 1881.
FIELD, BENEDICT 4 CO.,
81 and 83 Sonth Water Street,
IMPOKTKES ANB jobbeesop
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
WOOLENS,
Linen and’ Cotton Goods'-
ADAPTED TO MEN’S WEAB.
THU TRADB
Can rely upon ending at this old ettshhahed house a
fall hne ot Piece Goods; adapted to Men's wear, at the
lowest Prices.
iems FOE THE AHEEICiS FiSHIOSS.
tah2eltl-2ni . V
1861. ■ Spring Trade. 1861.
We have this Bpring the largest stock ever brought to
COOLEY, FARWELL & CO.,
this market, boughncheapet, and wHTbe sold cheaper,
42, 44 AND 46
Our Hr. Cooler resides In New Tort, and gives his
Wabash Avenae.
whole time to purchasing goods, which, with our ex.
DRY &OODS
tenalve soles, gives os advantages In offering goods
JOBBSRB.
cheap, that will COMMAND the attention of the best
trade.
HARDEN BERGH & WILLIAMS,
Ho. 20 Lake Street, Chicago,
13CFOBTSBS AS9 9ZAXSBB XX
LEATHEE
SHOE FINDINGS.
FRENCH AND GERMAN CALF SKINS, best brands
•* " PATENT CALF, -
OAK AND HEMLOCK AMERICAN CALF.
“ * ** UPPER.
44 •» BOLE LEATHER, best tannages
Calf Kid, Morocco,
ENGLISH Let STING,
BATIK FSAHOAI?,
Silk and Cotton Congress Goring:,
SHOE THREAD, TOWNSEND’S EXT, Ac., Ac.,
ALL AT LOWEST PRICES.
‘ ImhZrefr-lyl
E HENDERSON & CO,
Manufacturers and Wholesale Deal era la
BOOTS & SHOES,
Ho. S3 £aka Strett, esmn of Vabuh Aventtfl,
Have In store a large and desirable stock of goods,
which tlpy will sell ..very .cheap to cash and prompt
paying trade. Agents for Mitchell's Patent- MetaSio
Tipped Shoes In au the States without exception.
ipO ILLINOIS MERCHANTS.
1861 A Card 1861.
WEBER, WILLIAMS & YALE,
JOBBERS OF
blits, caps,stkaw goods,far*.
SOI.S ABBCIIBREUie,
Invite the special attention of Illinois mearchanta to
their very large, well assorted and unusually attractive
Spring Stock for 18£ L which will be offered at low prf
ces and on favorable terms for Cash or Approve*
Credit.
PT Prompt and careful attention gives to orden.
WEBER. WILLIAMS A YALE.
16 6c 18....STATESTREET....16 Sc 18
R. E. COOK k CO..
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
Cash Boyers are particularly Invited to an examination
of onr stock of
GEOCEEIES.
Fish, Wooden Ware,
DBiIED FRUITS, &0.,
c« c. cook & co.,
16 Sc 18 . ...STATE STREET ...16 Sc 16
mhCfli-ly
gABCOOK & PESK,
171 BANSOUPH STBBST,
Hatogany, Eosswood and Walnns;
ALSO,
SHAMKR DmiNi ROOM & 00MM0I FIRRiTSRI
IK, GREAT VARIETY.
Wood-Seat and Cane-Seat Chain, Bedstead! tad
Bureaux.
School rurniture on hand and to Order.
Particular attentiangaidto Country Order*.
HIBBARD & 00.,
SARDWIBE AND TIN PLATS,
ea .«• Lane wnm • • • ea
Wo offer to Che trade, at the LOWEST MARKET
PRICES;—
AEOO boxes TIN FLATS.
3,400 bdla SHEET IRON
BC u RUSSIA IRON,
138 " IMITATION RUSSIA.
3*500 » BRIGHT and ANKBAIB WESA
S5 casks SHEET ZINC;
10 tom FIG TIN.
I*soo lbs. OOPPkS bottoms,
10 seta TINNERS’ TOOLS and MACEHRa
SO ca?6i BRIGHT ox and COIL CHAINS,
LOCO dos. AXES,
h2Ca M SHOVELS, SPADES and 80001%
SO teas BAD IRONS.
TUTTLE, HIBBARD A CO.,
oetWWy Comer of state and Lake sta.
XT ATS, CAPS AND STRAW
XX GOODS.
BATES, WIIIIAMI 4 CO.,
*3 ft 41 Lake Street,' Chieego.— 39 ft 4L
UAmrFACTUBEBS ADD DK4ISBSIXT
Hats, Caps, and Straw Goods.
OUR SPRING STOCK.
BS THE LARGEST AHD MOST BOMPIETI
In the city, which we wd sell at the
VERT LOWEST FBICQBS*
Initial!
■RENTER & SEEING TRADE.
Hertw oontletea at Bamorel of ear
Dry Goods Jobbing Department
M SOL 74 ftSB 78 LAKE STSHB,
We are now additions of
FRESH AM» SEASONABLE GOODS,
And invite buyers to examine ths razne. BUonrahn
tomeetttio vlewsof .
tuM huhus ihbitthie untx
BOWEN BROTHERS,
Importer, and Jobben.
fe(
Mags.
PEAKE, MARSH & DF.IONB,
3T lake St. r » 43 Walraih At*..,
COHCIUATIOH &NO CUtCESSIOK.
Bottraatii.roinbatiMßdfc,
iticttona rather than fW’ords,
"W* hare determined on e conwe of hard Wn*>
ftfflfrnTrtwlr £}ottsea, : '
.LAKE STREET, CHICAGO.
CONCESSION. (
;^OW^3^ioe^
Sty Good*, Holsery and HoUom,
TTnmpanadtn
ntsanss. chumem ub ieu vaui.
Thweare times ibr
1861 SPRING TRADE 1861
‘ H. W. HUNTi CO.,
S3 and 35 Xeke street, Chicago,
: Uuiß&etanna&a-jobbenof
Eeady Made Clotliing,
- . . lid In rf
GESTLEMEN’S FURHISHIHQ GOODS
■, Ciotfcß, CoaUngs. Cascl:iyir«,B*aileta, Tallort*- - - ■' *
Trimming~
•w stock to large and wtniwrM, tad win bon
_At Uw Irfiwwt ntoM. _ **
®2a^ol«Bale^o«0e».
ESawson & Sartlettj
. KiznraorcßßisAxn Tntwßiia mind a
BOOTSANBSHOES,
80. 88-•,,n....1iAX8 .HO. 88
WlWojl4lMP«Ot*i. UthesttraHon of Clt,»Bd
Con itry Merchants to om«atonal-re stock of Boots and 1
Sum which wahavanoain-atore, sndarw dally re.
eelrix* from-our Factor} in West BoylstonTMasSu.
wh*na coiaisto of afaHasstnmestof those Celebrated
' Oua a-Made Patna Kip an ( a^andGralnWatgrProof
'SPRING ANl> SFBiHEB GOODS.'
ofthe beat quality and rc annJbctope, which we are pre
pared to sen for CASH and prompt paying trade at
Boston and New York Jobbing Price®,.
We are Agents for the sale orUUcM&Ti patent Metal-
Ue Tip »005 and Shoeslg ellthe States.
jy j-vwron ■ UIVI fllvnLjl
GOV; LETCHER GROWING AMIABLE.
Wl..
h., D«. the Whole of Maryland.
At t!
4.000 B "
SiiTHE FOGIES AROUSED!
5.00) ID' , . . ,r
1,800 & .
100 Ct
I|ko e] Jloneentratln’SAf tH™ 'brands.
AGBICDXTCRAL IMPLEMEMTS of all descrip,
tlons a?iFac«ory prices.
A coixm'ete assortment of Cutlery, Shelf Hardware,
Tinner’s Tools, Japanned-and Pressed Tin Ware and
Tinners Goods of all dee< riptides upon ssiavorable
terms as the goods canhe procured from any market.
WH-LIAH BLAIS. Ca-KRISOY, O.W.BZLDS2T.
lapLMMy]
W. H. KRETSINGER,
117—South Water Street—-111
CBetwxxw Class asd Dkajebobx.)
The only house in the city selling
Staple Agricultural Implements,
Exclusively at Wholesale.
GOODS FIRST RATE, PRICES LOW,
Dealers win note this on their memorandums and
can at
117 South Water Stbsxt 117
rap3-e4G9-la] '
YARD, GILLMORE & CO.,
JATTOS BUttBUfO,-
Nos. 617 Chestnut end 611 Jayne Streets,
PHTT.fIUBI.Ptn A ,
Have opened thslr Spring Deportation of
SILK AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
Press Goods in Great Variety,
WHITE GOODS, EMBROIDERIES, IC.,
Which they will sell at the Lowest Eastern Prices.
felAeWAn CALL AND SEE
pEA-KSON & DANA,
49 - - - LAKB STREET -- - 49
Manufacturers and Jobbers in
BOOTS AMD SHOES,
Have now In store a fun and Complete Stock, which
will be offered at low prices for cash or approved
credit as onr motto 1b
Low Renta and Small Profit*.
spß-etoMm
fHftal ffisaarrijouse.
METALS,
Tinners’ Stock
SCALES.
VAMBESVOORT,
DICKERSON & GO.,
Importers of*
TIN PLATE,
And dealers In Tinner’s Stock,
METAL WAREHOUSE.
169 1 261 Baniolph Street 199 & 201
CHICAGO, ILL.
AGINTS FOR
Howe’s Improved {Scales.
Also fbr ule
TIN PLATE, SHEET IKON,
Z TSC %
TmursES' tools and kacninbs.
Jfetpamted and Stamped Ware,
AXES, SHOVELS, SPAOES,'
Hou, Rakes, Picks, Bars, Harrow*
Teeth We dgea and Sledges*
AGENTS FOB
WtnsMp’a Patent Ventilating Be-
frigerator.
SAD IRONS
\Jy the cut or Box wp«lor to eoy tn ti» mirkeU
WE DEAL LARGELY IN
fence vim re,
English and American.
CIRCULA S, SAWS,
Item tba celebrsta id manufactory of
WHEELEB, MADE EH & CLEUBEH,
MIDDLETOH “K. N. T.
Full Stock of Olrcnlai > ISUl f Croa»*Cfit
and Buck itawa
Saws made to Order,
WITH FIXTURES COMPLETE.
ETEBT HATT WARRANTED TO GIVE BATIft-
FACTIOBC.
. isrbidcfJ aofießed fix® d*» lß * *“• pa, °*
nalsc aava.,^
We tOsr llu alwve goat to the trad*
al (he Lovcat Hukai ft ■**•»
FAJIDSKTOOBT, DICEI ’.ESOS&CO.,
IWk & 201 Randolph St.
[apß^46oJm
se«tvsts’ €&fl 18.
T ; WARD ELLIS,. jgggfc^
** *‘X, E 3ST TIST, ’
oac so. n “ ISSHf'
iagtor {and Dearborn streets, Chicago. • .
R' "pumnun TO NO. '9&MSS&-
•JSnsr^ekSS--
Bar *osrihitfeet to 8® Clarh streets an
Mi’ Sf?y, al waloh **?,“, & nroi^lonal.
elf Sit soft ot rf K* p Mto“e^Rrmw
w: where he win Dep.e^re^^ rr ,j e^,na j
P«
4 «*ea. ••• .—■. ~ . ... —r-
w. FEEEMii. N.gjrfjgjt
■ JTO S2,Ki»ite« : '»«»
A.
jpatnut ftrc g>alc.
T ANUS ■ FOR SALK: CHEAP,
Eafee Utauaportation,
'J' H E
WEST E R K
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY,
ASD '
WESTERIV EXPRESS.
io e i
THEWESTEM TRASSPOBTATIOS CO.,
Having made arrangements to ran their Lake Steam
Propellers on alternate days with those of the
NEW YORK CENTRAL
AVB
chlgan Central Bailroadt,
ring 99 lint class 'staunch and strong steamers
Ter to the mercantile'and commercial public,
owing evidently anperlorfaculties for the trans
on of merchandise andproduce to and from the
i, western. Northern and Booth western States.
ompany*s unequalled CANAL facilities, con*
.80 Canal Soata,
largest Class, six of which >aTe jj^wTorkand
» dally, cannertiog at Buffalo with the following
Jer lines, enables it to offer merchants andshlS
'perior Inducements tor their patronage.
Hfi WESTERN B5F&BB8,
land operated hr this Company) will ran over
r York Central Railroad to Buffalo, connecting
| a yartoua EaLroada leading West, and with the
foßowiffg Lines of Propellers on the Upper and Lower
The Upper lake JAne Daily.
W. T. Co. Stkjacsbs. B. C.&C.LISX SrzaacEßa.
Tonawanda, Fountain City,
Free State, Wenona,
Kohawb, Mendota,
Plymouth, Evergreen City,
Neptune, Galena,
May Flower, Chicago,
Leaving the docket Erie Basin and foot of Wchl
gaa street, every evening at 7 o’clock. For freight or
pa«aa»e anply at the western Tran 9 portatloa Office.
Erie Basin, and tue Buffalo, Cleveland and Chicago
Lina Office, foot of Michigan street.
The Detroit Line Daily,
Via North Shore Direct.
W.T.Co. STSAJoas. W.T.Co. Stbaxzm,
Missouri, Dunkirk,
Illinois, Concord,
Omar Pasha*
Leaving the dock. Erie Ba»ln, every evening at 7
o’clock. For frej'ht or passage apply at the Compa
ny's Office, Erie Basin.
Toledo, Sandusky and Green
Bay Bine.
Cterrasii Rstlboxp Stbahxbs.
Equator, Equinox,
Araxcs, Euphrates,
Eclipse, Comet,
Rocket, Marquette,
Cuyahoga, Orontes.
Leaving the dock at Erie Basin at 7 o’clock P. M. For
freight and oassage apply to T. D. DOLE, Agent, Office
foot of Michigan street.
Cleveland and Erie Bine.
W. T. CO. BTBAKSR3.
Mary Stewart, Saginaw.
Leaving Eric Basin at 7 o’clock P. M. For freighter
passage anply to T. D. DOLE. Agent foot ot Michigan
street, and at the W. T. Go’s Office. Erie Baffin.
For bills lading and contracts by Canal or Railroad,
apply to the following Agents:
EVERETT CLAPP, Agent No. 1 Coenttea Slip. New
York.
HUGH ALLEN, Freight Agent No. 1 Coentles Slip,
New York.
A, H t PETERS, Fr't Agent 9 Astor House, N. York.
a.c6lson. ■» •• “ -
S.G. CHASE, Agent 113 Pier, Albany, N. T.
8 U. CHASE, Agent I9i River street,’Troy. N.T.
H A. Gh is WOLD. Freight Agent m River street
Troy, N- Y.
J J. HURD AGO, Hurd’s Dock. Detroit, Mich.
J. J.TALLMaDGK, Agent Mississippi and Prairie
Da Chlen Railroad DocC Milwaukee.
W. F, HURD, Freight Agent, Boston, Mass.
JNO. ALLEN, Jr., Pres.
Manager, Erie Basin, Buffalo,
CONSIGNEES.
BOND A SPENCER. Cleveland. Ohio.
DENNISON B SMITH A CO, Toledo, Ohio,
J.W. OSBORN. Saoduskv, Ohio.
JOHN HEARN & CO.. Erl**, Pa.
DUTTON A RAYMOND, Racine. Wla,
KENOSHA PIBK CO. Kenosha, Wls.
W. Hi WEIGHT A CO. Waukegan, m.
J. F. KIRKLAND, Sheboygan. Wls.
HZOHXaoifS & TUTTZiZS.A^esfx,
ap6-e457-2m Foot of State steeet Chicago,
1861 1861
NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION CO.
WIH daring the presontseason, ran their line of
FIRST CLASS SCREW STEAMERS
Secularly between
Ogdehahnrgh, Cape Vincent, Onveg9|
and the Upper Lake*,
rosxzxe
A. DAILY LINS,
For Cleveland, Sandusky, Toledo and Detroit, and a
TRI-WEEKLY LINTS,
To and from Chicago, Milwaukee, and Intermediate
porta.
Connecting with tha Railroads between Ogrfena
hurzh and Boston, Lowell, Lawrence, Karima, Man*
cheater. Concord, Worcester, s ‘itcbburgh, Keene.Bel
lowa Falls, Rutland, Burlington, and other intense*
diate paints.
At Cape Vincent with the Watertown and Rome Rail
Road. :
■ ’at ~
And at Oawego with the New Oswego Line of Canal
Boats between O weeo,Trny, Albany and New Tort
CP Throagnirelgats subject to but one tranship
ment :
«jr Connecting at Chicago with the several linea of
Railroads to the south and West.
AGENTS AND CONSIGNEES,
J. Mtebs, No. >9’ Broadway, New York,
J L Wabseb, No S Coentle* SUp. New York,
JohhHoce'Ko. No. 9">StateetreeLßostoa.
C. L. PnOMPsoK, Oj ’ensbarji', N. Y.
J. M. Chamheklih, Ogdensborgh, N. T,
QEO. A Coot, O»wego N. Y.
Ckawtobd A H»vet, Oiwegp, N. T»
Calebs & Hates, Tcledj, Onlo.
t.. R. Mathews. DecroiLMich,
O.J Hale, Milwaukee, wL«.
Tayloh. SlybbaT » Co„ Kaelae, Wla.
Felton A hssED, Cleveland,
M a n±ER A CO, Chicago.
JJTJFFALO, CLEVELAND
mi -cdic&sTline.
Far the ensuing eeaion of navigation, the steamers
of this Hue will ran la connection, and on alternate
days, with those of the
WESTERN TRANSPORTATION CO.
Chicago and Buffalo,
Touching at intermediate ports when practicable, and
forming a
DninY tiKSTE
(Sundays exceptedj for the transportation of Freight
and Passengers.
8., C. &C. Lina Stair*. W. T. Co. Staamer*.
FOUNTAIN CITY MOHAWK,
GALENA. FREE STATE,
WENONA, tonawanda,
MEN DOT A, PLY MOUTH,
CHICAOqT MAT FLOWER,
EVERGREEN CITY, NBPXUNB,
Banning In connection, at Buffalo, with
ggW TOBK CENTRAL RAILROAD, PEOPLE’S LINE
express, western express ;
Tha Western Transportation Company, and Troy and
ale. and Troy and Western Lines of Canal
Boats, on the Erie Canal.
At Cleveland, with
(CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH RAILROAD.
The Steamers composing this line are of the largest
MEeToad of great strength and speed, with snpiiior
aocommjdadons for Passengers.
into these unequalled facilities, the line Is prepared
to contract to transport pr.perty from New York,
KoSoa. Albjny. Troy, and all the prhicipal points on
theuneof tieVew Tort Central KaUr >ad and the
' wU« canaL to the ports ou the West Shore of Lake
iffichlaanTand from those ports toCleveland, Buffalo,
.fiH .flpointi East. ,
p pr rates of freight aud passage, apply to
joSjj rt. M« iRB. Agent New York Central Railroad,
NaaWßr'td way. New York.
Aj£ PBTERS, No. 9 Aator House, Broadway, New
HUGS* ALLEN, I Agents Western Transportation Co.
a coLSONT I So. I Coenties Slip, New York.
W C HIDE, Agent Troy and Erie, and Troy and
■fresternlineaof Canal Boats, No. 7 Coenties Slip,
JAMES* bihBTH, No. fi9 Washington street, Boston,
York Can. BR., Albany.
f £ c°aS SV. V.T 1 ;
iA GBIdWODLJ>, Agent W. T. Co3l Elver street,
it Cleveland, OUo.
BtCSBOHS & TOMIA Affonta,
epleSMw Foot or Bute .tract, Chicago.
Buffalo, Chicago
lialffl Boron Railroad Line.
SWPriRI or PIODBBE MB MtBBHAIBIM
TAKE NOTICE 1
TLe HaMo md lake Hnrcß
fcmtß*Completed (Heir arransemanta foraTrl-WeetU
line ,f Flrst-CUss Saew Stetmtrsi
MUMI'-Sa, —6*o tau.—Capt Didora,
wnTTH t 549 toad—Capt L. Hunt,
OHIOHAOOH, 6*7 tau.—Capt E-WiUdm,
SOT, 649 tea—.Capt lam,
To nm between CHICAGO and GODERICH, C.W
tMccpnio nrmnun poaraj lo d“«*
connection with the
BUFFALO & IiAKB HURON B. 8.,
For BeHalo and at Buffalo wtih the NBW TORE 6
B wUhthe e TRUNK K-11. of Cacads;
■lsSsbs s^jwstsslsjstaas
Gen’lWest’nAtfts, foot South XasaJlMt
Sge atrtt Sat.
AND EAR.—
dr.-<uinu r §bSbM?
OPKgAffOB ON .TUB r-lgeltSgpg^ 1
BITTB3 A3TZ>
For Dea&ess, Blindness, toi all defects of sight an(
hearing. Dr. C.- la a resnucTv Educated physician, and
has devoted twenty years oft® p-qtesSlonalllfb «£*»-
alvei* to the treatment of diseases oft# Eye sad Ear.
nr No charge made lor as examination or opinion.
mii no fee required for TuxßUccessfUifeeryWea. ,
DR, CAO WELL’S Treatise on the Eye
**sr/\ sth). nontolnins etc^.'»
SStoaaatafeag^T^y
T- GUIS 31A US s,
practical optician,
.. : .south Ciab* Bthkbt.. .T9
;sssasssasj&smr,
gMffimua awa lathe's ffeah.
jp ONT EXP RES SI
TEJT
TO SAN - FRANCISCO.
LETTERS win I>B received at the office of the
United States Express Companj-,
CORNER OF fiT.ARir AND T.AgBSTREETS,
CISO Lake and 20 Clark strestaj
Which win be forwarded to «onn< , ct with the Posy
Express, leaving Bt. Joseph, Missouri, ovary
■WEDNESDAY AND 8 AIDED AY, AT U ?. M.
„ TKLBQRASIB
§£??*? Kearaeyoa tho mornings of Monday and
Bl JoocpH
, M EXPRESS cSHABGES*
* oz - or X *2JB
weSgMiie othi- lor ... .... *4CO
1,114 ’>»to on.'itollsr
_.ty Ip a H cases to be enclosed In Government
«tamr*ed envelopes, and all Express char A e7SS?aS
apTSldy B. D. cOLVfir, Agees.
JONES & CARTWRIGHT.
PIKE’S PEAK
TRANSPORTATION LINE
FTROINT
LEAVENWORTH, [KANSAS,
DENIER AND MOUNTAIN CUT,
la connection with the Chicago, Burlington SQalncy
Railroad Company who are prepared to give through
Bills of Lading from Chicago to Denver City and
Mountain City.
J. & C. having been engaged in the transportation
business for several years, and transported a largo
amount of freight to
IEHVIB CUT AID THE SOLD BESIDI
Dnrlng the past year, resnectfhllv inform their friends
and natrons that they expect to engage largelr in tbs
boaineas the ensuing year, and will he prepared to
Transport any Amount of Freight
THAT MAY GFFER,
From Oaa Thousand to Five Thousand Tons.
AD freight bllla will be require ’ to be settled at the
date of shipment; *>• cash will be requiredoa delivery
at point f destination.
Our Agents al*o in St. Joseph. St. Louis, Chicago.
Boston, New York and Cincinnati will give
THROUGH BILLS OF LADING TO DSNVES CXTT
Oar first trains will start about tbe
30XZZ DAT OF AFBIt,
Or as soon befora u tha grass on the Plains will &I>
Ourtenna will bo made krown upon anpllcatlon to
oar ofllco la Leavenworth, or to the offices of any of
oar ageatt.
XSr For rates sod contracts can on WM. MARTIN,
General Freight Agent ol the C. B. A Q. 11. R. Co, loot
of Sonth Water street.
mh23.031Mm JONES & CARTWRIGHT.
®o Shippers.
gPSCIAL NOTICE
HUchigsß Soatfcera end Sorfcen
Indians Railroad
EXPRESS FRE3CHT UHE
FOB TOLEDO, DETROIT. CLEVELAND,
BUFFALO. ALB ANT, NEW TORS, BOSTOH
PhTSBDRGH. PHILADELPHIA.
BALTIMORE AND OTHEHEASTEUN CTIISB,
Beth in the United States and Canada.
An Express Freight Train will l?av« Chicago Station
comer or Clark and Twelfth streets, daily, st U o’clock
A. iL, for the above places.
Shippers by this line can rely ob having thalr crop,
arty transported to Its destination w.ta as QUICK
DESPATCH and as rxw TKiNamas ai by any other
rente.
This Company have within the past few months built
Cars especially adapted for this trade. If desired.
Freight can be sent from Chicago to Cleveland, Dun
kirk, Buffalo, Pittsburgh or New Fork without caangt
of Cars.
Bates at all times as lowas by any other idea.
toff' Mark Freight designed for this Line, **Tl»
Michigan Southern Railroad Exprc-s Freight."
Contracts given at the General ogJcc, No. 63 South
Clark street, and at Chicago Station.
JNO. D. CAMPBELL, H. E, POP.TER,
Gen. Sup. Toledo. Act Gen. Fr’t Ag*t
jaS-ly CHAB. 1L GRAY, Con’tAgant.
©il a2tlorfes.
BEDFORD OIL WORKS.
The subscribers am manufacturing
MASON’S SPERM OIL
FOB MACHINERY.
Blofton’s Hoad*L]gbt Oil and mason’*
Gar Uox Oil*
Also, a very superior
TANNERS’ AND HARNESS OIL.
And would Invite all vrho desire a really dee artlrl
to a trial of the same, with tae fall belief tbnt do O!
feUMliiaiV 1 UJP P.HJ.OI WIIU lUI4 4MI>« “V Vl
can be found bearing any comparative valne fv-r either
U'ht or machinery to these Olii, m reference either to
qushty or price.
We have a process by which all the Vhron* ardgam
mey substance la Fish t'-Us la precipitated, la-a-l£>;
.them reriectlv pure and transparent This rs
also Increases the booyor oursMe charterers of tli
-0:1, thereby Increasing the wearing qualities, another
valuable qualitv Is, it trill stand a very I •>» degree cf
temperature. The tame Oil used for machinery la a
VERY SUPERIOR BURNING OIL,
Giving a clear, brilliant light, which proves Ita purity
and excellence.
These Oils are sold Wholesale aatl Retail by P. E.
MERLiIUEW a CO- at tns Maauf ictor?, ?.-y State
street, anlby C. GOODWIN, 12’ Soath Water street.
miSO-eSJi2m P. £. MERRIERW <fc CO.
YORK KEROSENE
ap6els3-Cm
OIL COMPACT,
At Prices to Command the Market!
KEROSENE ILLUMINATING OIL.
PARAFKISE ILLUMINATING OIL.
PETSO-EDM ILLUMINATING OAL.
MACHINERY OILS.
DEPOT;
COZZENB & GO., 89 Water street, Hew York.
ap3 et-3 Sm
JMPORTAN T.—Look in at
176 RANDOLPH STREET!, Chlcayo,
. Lad see how low they sell Oils, "White Lead. Zin*,
; *alnt», French and American Glass Varnishes anu Ja
pans of all tin da; Alcohol, Burning Fluid, Coal Oils, c
seat duality: Brushes, and all acpu rtaicis zto the trace
laZm-ly THO3. It "W?)OD -r; t O.
Gutter tgoohs.
Belting, packing hose,
Ac. The patent solid
VULCANIZED UCBBEB BELTING,
"Warranted lo he the heat In nae.
HOSE AND PACKING,
07 ALL SIZES,
LEATHER BELTIN' Or
AST)
liACB LEATHER,
And all Jdnda of
BITBB£B WOODS.
JIO, B. IDESON A CO., Sola Agenle,
Cast Steel ASclls.
Oast Steel
CQUHCQ AND FIRE ALARM BELLS.
Ws are prepared to fill orders fcr t-eaa
CELEBRATED BELLS
At How York Price*, With Freight Added.
itvprr BeH la WARRANTED ter one year with fair
and proper usage. If a bell ahooLl break after *
■h»\f arise is allowed In esctiaage for a asw one. ror
tall particulars send lor Circular* to
TUTTLE, HIBBARD & CO.,
Agents and Importers of Hardware and TlnPlate,
®o inbenters.
rr\ o IUT E_H TO E S
BROADNAX' & CRAY,
Patent Attorneys and Solicitor*,
Have opened an office In Chicago, where ono of the
vCRETJCEihEISSCES, CaVAKTS, ESTEHTIO-S,
fonmONAL
EXAr.LIfATIONb, INFBtNeEiIENTS. etc. AppU.
cations prepared and prosecuted open a Costtsqxxt
FDt UxatlaNoPatxnt No Par, Iftna intentorso do-
Patents obtained through this agency will be
published in mo&t of tne leading Sbwspabbbs or ties
Wesr psm op chabos. wolcn brings tae inveatioi
riirt'dlv before tbe pabUc. All professional boslneaf
Sinsacted by members of tbe arm—sot by bmploi.
patents teemed In all foreign countries, Adviot
gtrea, and circnlan sent gratuitously.
OPPIOH^I
CORNER SEVENTH AST) F STREETS. directly op
posite tbe Patent Office. Washington, £>. C.—Ef
la IBM
PINK STREET;. Old Custom House, SC Louis, Ha.
P. O. Bex 2So7—Estab-lSied 1835.
ABMOIPS BLOCK, corner CUrh and WacUngton
streets. ddcaaoTllL P. O. Box
IniflSL ie2-ctf:-3ai.
(Suns, llotohet, &c.
fiUNS!—GUNS!!— GUNS i 11—
?sSds e Go^ i &. T &^^^^P
all Mnda of miner’s tools*.
ai”T.abbey IBS
sttam Sgt
AUGUST SCHWARZ’S
153 d|k| atog.,
**r. “toJyjS* K raQ che3. H® colors to any desirable
is
colored in any shade. Aa a practical and experienced
nVerh« is determined not to be surpassed by any es tab-
Sahincnt.- His prices are reasonable and by this his
-firindtlea to do Che beat work, his customers will
2nd his the cheapest. ap&etiS&n
fVJEW YORK STEAM DYE
ItJ works. '
W3L TE&BCBT, a -
SonihCari street, between MJdlsoaiaaKpaic«k
Drer and Clean argali hinds of BEX and Weolaa
Goods. Also, Straw Bonnet Bucher jcdPrcseep.
Mailrsahis.
(CHICAGO AND MILWAUKEE
Vy RAILROAD^
J?or Mil want ee. La Crosse, St, Panl >
Otmtotli, Berlin, and Istotme*
diate Points.
after Vo "daT, April 23d, '661, Passengsr
* 'f 47 * fee Depot, comer of West Kinzle and
ol*i * » « u excepted), aa follows r
S i!4b p; S£ 4 JSff£g-^ ,r,i ” “ “a" 1 *"
rS»p!S. r tlta mn: «<aic»*i>rt 2-00 P.
TRAIN leave*
A a * P * »ad arrives at Chicago at 8-40
a. c. baldw nr.
*** Superintendent.
TLLINOIS CENTRAL
JL RAILROAD.
1861....50mmer Arrangement....lß63,
Ou and after Sunday-April 14, 'ST, trains -Hi leava
the Great Central Depot, foot of Laic acd ‘‘ontff
Water street-: *
6:50 A. M- (Snudava excepteD arriving at Pccitw
2:20 P. M,Sprlngfle’d 4:30 St Lot?*
2:5« P. M, Cairo 10: l» P *L.MemchU
0:30 A. M, (nextday.) New Orleans in 4*
hours Chicago.
6JO P. M,, (i-atnrdaya excepted) arriving at Decafnr
2: fO A M_ Sprlnzdeld 4 30 £ If. Quincy
10:30 aTm.. St. Louis t*:o<» A. SL. Cairo
10:45 A.H., Memphis 9 P. 51. next day
New Orleans In lib ora from Chicago.
On Saturdays on Accommodation Train will be nag
asftra* Drtana, leaving at 6:50 P. M.
Ttrough tickets, to al. Important point? Scnthasd
Booth west, for sale at the office of the Company in the
Great Central Depot
HYDE PARK AND WOOD LAWN.
Trains Trill leave Chicago: Leave Wood Lawnt
'Si M., 6:SAM,
12:»liL, B:If)A.M,
3:43 P. M_ 1v35 P. 51,
T._j p. M Suit P. M,
I«)lp'jL' 7r C P mT
W. P. JOHNSON. Cen.r^Sn'lS^L 11, £Cg *'
CHICAGO
T\,' „ RAILWAY.
For P.octforJ. Beloit. Freeport. Jawvflle, rale-a,
Vaih-on. Prairie d » Chico, Po:.d il.i L c. Oilmen!
Green Bar. berila, Ri?-n. La Croff?** St P->uL tc.
On and after Monday April s, SC:, trains will leaf*
r.2: _
Dayrxpre»«9.tsA.M.; Night Express, 9 |S» if.
Through to all >hs aoove point--, and conn*- rr- a&
bom Prairie da Colon and La «,roasft,wiui itcaroerm
for St. Paul, &c. ™
Wa»- Paslenier 5-20 P, SL, for Jiuovrille «-v
Rockford.
Trains arrive 5.15 A. M
.IV4SA.M; V P M.
L. DU-LAP. f*np rintenda l l
De Witt Robinson, uea. Ticket Agent, cci^fy
IQCI —BUFFALO AND
iOUi. LAKE mTKON R.VILWAY. —Sfor.iit
asd best r rtc to Buffalo ard other tin urn cltlc-j.
Train leaving Chicago atS P. M.. Detroit ai R25
A M„ arrives a: Uutialo at 5-10 I*. MNew YrtrX »t
10.20KM.Beaton a - 2.2(>PM.,cocnicMigwJtTi >< w
Y-fk CcLirai at Buffol.* acd N'-', Yor*r s Erie
itoli'g Ka-t. via U.i- Road can hi- oluihcl
t thrlfuloa Depot. ILS.CAHfiIi.GecT Mnnaetr,
A. FELL, Tramc Sup’C,Doff ala. mltiT'' id?
i Qft t SPRING AN l> M'MMiR
lOUts ARKANGEMaNr.
Michigan Somhern & Lake Shore
RAILHOAD.
On and after Snr.day, April M, and c~til fiirticrco.
tics, trains will liare Chicago as full ws:
Hail and Express:
6 CO A. M. Dailv fxcept ?tndav, rtacbsa To!ed>
viiuld Li-.0-1.3j h M
Sew Tons and Boston Express:
8.00 A M, va it except •Miaday, reaches Totela
via Alp iiaa at 4.3 iP. M.
Eastern Express:
SCO P iU 1 ally Accept Saturday, rc&2h.as Tole
do via Old itoad at tjO A. M.
XPSess:
Detroit
6.C0 A. M- D-iIV SeTiday, reaches Detroit
vUOIdLIaeatS.SO P. M,
8.00 P. M . Pady e . ept sjatardav, reaches De.
troit at 7,i' A. M.
PITTSSCBIiU AND PITILAOLtPinA EXTECC3 VIA Tcib*.
do and Cleveland;
H OC) A. XI, J Makes close coancctlon* at Clero
\ land—tlm* Mwars m qtii -k .10J fora
8.00 P. i al'ffu. 9aa aa any ctucr r.,u:e.
All the above tr.ilr.a regular t3
Daekiri. Buffalo, ■'lagara Falls, ibun-. :--w T i'i
Dost n, rblla.-eUihlA. Waltl’uore.arui a>l noint*. Eiil,
'•ft'.’.ahr.rsV Patent Onstcxs me<l on all tmlr.s
Luxurious new r.ietplng Coacncss wita sll modern
iT-proTementa asedculy on tills and *ll connecting
roads.
' bro ;sh Tlcke's can be obtained at tin Cotr-peny's
05c-.*,-Hi Clark street, under the barman Hon*- or
*t tho Depot corner of Van Bor«n and Sh~rni:in ••t.-j,
JOU ■ i>. CAMPBELL, GE‘». M. GUAY.
Gea’inuat., Tuleoo. O. Gea’l Wesu ra Agt.
b'T. WAYN£ &
CHICAGO RAILROAD.
Paaocngrr Trahs Rare tbs Depot comer o* ila£j*
sen ana Canal streets, liicago dally at
sa.m. Fort iVayne Accommodation,
7ti3o a. a*- except Sundays, and at
6 r. in, except Saturdays.
fob nosrus, sEwioßs, pntumpina.
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON,
Hamsburg & Pittsburg,
Asa—FOß ALBANY. BUFFALO ,BrNEIRS
CLEVELAND COLUMBUS, UNCIN.
;.AVI. DAYTON.
And all Intermediate Stations between Chicago and
the cities above nau.eo.
Bleeping Car* on rig’ t tra'n*, and baggage by this
w;.t: cueoiicc fir-mga to all E*w--ta tl U..
T;-.;kvt.* tvr i«3le at tne a tpal Ticket • dUc«**lu the
T. car, • i the cLiupaujV cilice, corner of 1 anaolph and
streets, anil at tins Uttion Depot, *'-eit Sl-j^
/lilcsgy.
D. W. BOSS, Test’n Pass. Anoct.
3, F. PATRICE, 'ticket Agent.
/AAUSNA & CIIICAGO CA'iuA r
\ A P. vlf ROaD.— c pr;.v ■ Aehan’qkuent.
Oa a A after Slunra}'. April ivth. t i» , rm'rs wfE
leave Wells -Jrert depot a?to low-.Mimiay, exctpte»U
d.ta A. M. .ii‘d D.( 5 i’. M.. f>.r BelviJtri. Do kiord,
! -r '«pr t, V.’arr. c. Galena, Dir leltn, Imoniue, ssd t.*
itmiedUtcpo:nt». U. 15 •*. m. 9.30 >■ >»., for
Dnt- e lV;o. Full .n, C-da* - Rapids and iiiTifrtrvi; ate
:oU- ; I slO I*. M. fir E gin.B'd.i.lrre, K»«;k:v.rd, an i
Lit- rm-; late aclut*; ,V3t> P 31, fcp Genevaaerti’.ter
i. M tGc u dr.t«. p» for Beloit and daiinsvil’a
take tuc-9.15 A. M train. Pa-s nge-.-* tor cr>stU
Jake MoUenrv, Richmond, G-n-.a Luke and Inter*
mediate points, will take the i.OO A. iL Lain.
Sleeping Cars on Llzht trains.
• k: b. alcOtt, r*ea. Stp’L
G. 31. WHEELER. Gen. Paasen.-er AUf. i-j
pHtCAuO & nuCLi. IM./u'.io
V_y HA'U'. 'AU LIKE.—> > a63('njf*r troi '.i r.jp.r*
fn iu ana arrive at Cilca.o a.-* Mlo**:
D,«yE« rissaaii vailleavr aty.OO A it., audorrlv*
at P. M . Sundays rscepteit
.VinJit Esrpretv* 1.-iivua a; «»O0?.il, Saturdays CX*
:ejil-d; arrive at ti IA .V, M.. Mondavi vKi.ii, tvd
Joliet Accoaunoaati >n 5 (>•» P. it., su'-.dj • s ■••rrepfr'
•id M)ilS F. TIiACY, ucu.
W. L. St. John - . Geni Agent. ceT
/CHICAGO, tUßLlis itaOjS &
\J c-'iir-rur EAi-i«uA*\
>;x3£r?eT Tralin leave 2nd arrive i;iac»,*3 as :r .
S*TT3; iLtll at -A: I. H.. CsUlidap ts*<VTdC-V
drives at e.*jC ?. k.. (Ss-sdaya Bic?,M<'di.
saves at r.-ts p. m.. (Saturdays sx-.s’-teiV ir-.jv**. N t
7.15 (lloudiyc excepted. Aurora Aceorumor.
-eaves a; 4 -’4) p.n., {Sundays 62u3''iad)-. anivcj .t lo.sia
-. jl, (Saturdayatc^rts A
QT. LOUIS, ALTON & JlilCi i
O SO RAILROAD.
WTEXxji A tin vwu£vus3TX,
The cal? direct rcat s - to Blocroutfrtcu, S?r<r.»v.« :a
Locfr WITHOUT Or
Trains lesre Chicago from W'.«t tide Ccloa Dc £ o*
as follow*: _
Lay TLcprea*. NI/ v f 2r?
, m. a ;jo
Ctlcesto at.
lrrW« at Jc.Uet...,
u *• Pecria.... ... 3:GCy. k. O'a. a*
* 2i& *• LSi
“ M Dscalar 300 •
■ M ~r>rii*giielu JfcisJ *
• “ JicEsjoa - /Jla s_r-i "
“ “ .Alton . .9:12 •
•* M St. Lonia ICtiS " *Ows **
Thronih trains arrive at Chicago at a. y. av.d •;!!
t.U. Joliet and Wilslngtoa Accommodation tca>e
■}Mcs?o at 4rK T. g. dally (except Sondayj, arr.ya at
160 a. a. „
r&~ K’erant Sleenlnj Cara on all nlgot trains.
Cheaoa with i,ovsui«rort.Pe*
rfa and Burlington Railroad fur Lcgac.-.oort
Salreh'trt: and FurlLrgtcn, At fii llu
■<olja Central Railroad tor Drcutnr. At ri-rir.fdeid wk>]#
Creat NVe&teru Kailrovj of Illucie fur .la- v
i-iaplesiird tialr.ey. A’ .-t. Lou -v.t'a Pnrtuc l-htilr-: ai
■'or Jetenoa City. Syracuse, <_ecrg**towri. tloonTUiu,
Lexlcpinc. Kar.sv3 cltv Siid Leaven,
ycrtli, yieiOun Hal Load t,r;t. f.Larl 4 *,
Jiadron andEt. Jcscoti, andwiU. Jr.-tt MeuntJiln ICdl-
road for Pil'.t Knob and Southern ill- sourl w:ui Kali»
road Lius of ttcamcr- on the hlhtflesippi tavar £s*
Memphis, Vicksburg and New Or;eana.
For ttrocgn tlcKeta sp?l/ at t ue Oflce,
t3 Dearborn etrset. c.ppuite Transact Hanse, and U
the Sspcrt, Canal stra it
JAM23KO3B.
CHA3. CONGDCH.f^ 5 ® 7
a. 3. MASON, SnpiUutendeat.
c. C, VVHEEI3E, Gen’lTt Agent.
JOSEPH FBIC2, Treasurer. del
'THE PENNSYLVANIA CEBT.
A XB&Zi EATLROAD.
•ufl HILLS DOUBL3 TRACi.
Tie capacity of dia Seed U m? eqntl vo »ay ft Su;
»cn try.
Ihrjs Tliroasli Pasuace; Tvetiue
Between Pittsburgh and Phlisdeiaoi*,
Connecting direct In the Lnlon Depot, z* rltcccrrt.
wttn Thrcogh Train* from all Western fcteos for PhD*,
de’.' ut'. Ke« York, Boston. BailLncra and Waahlagto#
City: ’-tins nimiahlng facllltlea for the transpomaca
oi Passengers unaarpascal for spaed tnicomfcnfcj
any other route,
BiorcsaaadFaavLliieanai through to Philadelphia
with on* change of or conductors.
timokinz Cara are attached to each train; Wocdnn?’i
Sleeping Cara to Express and Vast Trains, Tao *,z.
preae runs •lai'iT.MaL and Fv-i Line SuadiiT? cuccptc-i
4hrf edan£ti sine connect direct for Jißwi’«lw hr.
oresc and Put Line connect for Baltimore and Waoh*
& 11l through Paaiescsr Trains provided with Longli.
P'lteat Brute—«peec under penect control o
lie engineer, thus adding muon to the safety of 11%.
Tralia between Philadelphia and ITew
Y'rk- :x7o Bally Trains between s?ew Tort: and Bo*,
in a. Tnrooghrickata, all rail, aw good an elder 0:
t_a above trains.
Boat Ticket to Bosocn are good via S crrrtch, Till
aver, cr Stonicgtcn Lire,*, Boston pcscengera traas
"tree a free of charge through Sew York.
may be cbt-Jned at any 0/ the tmrsrtaat
?jdlrcad oacesin the West; also on bosH anj c; da
regular Lin; of Sieamcre on the ilbaiislvpl or OMa
SI vers; and at the otdee of do Company La itccioc.
9sw Tori. Baltimore- or Philadelphia.
CSTanx .li-wave an Low ana aim 13 Omaa a
<v/ a or 0: uxa routs.
ASS FOB TIUK&T9 BY PITTSBrBCH.
The cotcplellca of the tvesters ccnaerfloafi of 2»a
r-'nnaTlvanli Riilrood taskra tfcla the
DiSSil LIMA BZTT?Sid< TITS £/5T *Sa> ?2a
GREAT WEST
Tha connecting of tracks by the Railroad Bridge %
fl.-whnrghi iTcl'lina all dravaje cr ferriage 01 freight,
together da saving or time, are advantages rcadl-
I> 'v pre :lotsl by Shipper* cf i" might, smith-* Irgyel.
lag rablic-
For Freight Contracts and vjireraorj, nnpls
to or Addwsi either cl the ftjUowfcig Agents of £l3
Company:
I>. A. SX2TWAET, Pittsburgh:
3, 3. Plercs £ Cc„ Zanesville, O.; 5. o. douustsa.
iflpiey, O.; B. Jdcheeley, MayavDle, Kv.? OnnchyS
- v n ■ ?u<fdoct & T
•jsori*-. i-orimouih. O'. • Pa<ifocl : '’%“c6’ JeacrVca
fl!ie,Tnd.j H. W. flrewn t Co.. Cincinnati; AUim A
Ribberv Cincinnati; R, C. HeldmnL Madison.
Jos. S. Moore. Loolanue; p. G. O’RUst & Co.. 2vaci
lad.: If. W. Graham A Co., Cairo. 131,; R. A
DSV?2, Srnlcr i r Olnsa, S{. Lock •, John H. Harris, S»Su
ville, Tents.; Harris & Hnnt, itempliis, Teen.: Clarke
fi Co*. Chicago; W. E. H. ioontr, Alton, til.; cr*«
Freight Agent* of Bailroads at dln’erens points la the
Wttu
fti firraateat Fsdlitlaa cSjtw! tS3 ??«?•*»
tivß and Speedy Transpcrcacca ?i
Lire Stoclr.
And good accommoditicasvrn natal prismas** fw
trasn. tav.lt* tK^jgOgMt
tv *m- Bcote Preldhta of at’ descriptions car. bo sta
wa-tied to and Cota Philadelphia* Sew tw£ Beaten,
c-Baltimore, to and iron any point on the Rillrodia
of ot-Jo. Jlentarkv. Indiana, lulnola, Wisconsin, leva,
cr 'iiSirferi, by railroad direct. -
Tba teens flvanla Railroad also connects at Pittas
burrix with Steamen, by which Goods can be forward
ed to any port on the Ohio. M askings ra, Kentv.cky ;
Tannfaea, Cumberland, Illinois, Mississippi- WUcoa
gin-- snssoart. Kansas, Arkansas and Krd lavere; and
at Cleveland, Sandasky and Chicago with tteimat ta.
all Ports on the northwestern lakes. .
Merchants and Shippers entrustlnjsthe »a*ioa
I ef their freights to this Company, can rely wt»i ooni.
\ decce on la speedy transit. . vv _
The rates of Freight to and from anj
West, by tbs Pennsylvania Ballroad, are at ad tunes Hfc
favorable as are charged by other
& agraW&EOOHS, SO Korth street. BaUfaacif,
Gan, Freight Azt, Philadelphia,
j”*L. 20CPT, Geo.
THOaA. SCOTT Gen. Sapt, Altoona. Pa, j&Ai.iy-
-MICHIGAN CENTRA!. AND
JjJL GREAT WESTERN (CANADA) RAILWAYS,
Winter Arrangeaents* _
Trains leave tbs Great Central Depot, toot oiXaxt
street, Chicago: '
&001, k—lightning Express (Sen days
arrive at Detroit W5 p. u. Suspension Bridge
8.00 a j#4 Albany MO p, xa New Yc”* I£L*
p. st; Boston 2.-W night. _ ■ . . ..
BJJ3 p, Few Tort and Boswa EipTM*.
Saturday.) arrive A B..Sua,
?lsf£J |gfsSISSSI'S &&£SSS.
8.00-**
Louisville In 18 hours.
*fw j jA—Tnln. Saturday only to Idas, ncaday
■ Trains at t2op.*. _
ry patent Sleeping Cars on an night trahw.
s>A6ja) p.s. train connects at PamvrahtneSttSfcd
tndLahe Huron Ball wav Ibr BuSStoAnd all potna
east s at Toronto with toe Grand Trask Railway to
•
I potato tobanada East, Northern. 7enaont,Sevr2l»a3fc
shire sad *....■
Baygaga checked through. ; . ,
Through Tickets
t effietalatb* N'onhan 1 WcsUand at toe
; office comer like and Dearborn streets, alii sttof
dgpot, (ootef
nir ' r ' rr '
“lA 'iMCNT.
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