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Special Notices.
Caf Oak Orchard Acid Spring
Vster.—PampMct* containing the opinion* ofoelebra
cd Chemists end Physicians respecting the use of this
▼ate* in ihe cue of many diseases of the human iyv
tea, will be supplied gnU* cn application to
J.E. REED AGO.
'WholtESlt Druggist*,
Chicago, 111.
tST Caxl ros a PASPHLrr.
aps-c3ss.tr
C 3?” Convincing Testimony.—The
amjea#c yearly sale of Lyon** Kathatbok, and the
thousands of testimonials to la excellence received
tram all classes of society, prove It to be the
preparation lor the Bair ever made. Nocno flpctrtng
a Gee bead of Hair should Call to use It Sold every*
r* ere * aplS-la
CcS" An Important Discovery for
tn.' cure <?I tjosjtumptlcn, Bronchitis, Coughs and
Colds.
THE M.IKOB* AHABICA,
Slficotered by a MUalocary \rhHe traveling In AraMi.
Thoilakora Arable* corae CoasntapUon.^
Th® aUlmta Arabic® curas Bronchitis.
Tbe Ma&ora Arablca cnrea Sort Throat; Congha ani
Cold*.
The liekota Arabic* cures Aatt-ma, Scrofula and
topurßioe ot the blood.
This uoequaled remedy 1b now for the first time In*
trodaced to the public. It was providentially dlscov*
•rea by a missionary -wtille traveling In Arabia. He
was cured of Consumption by Us use after his case
was pronounced hopeless by learned physicians In
Europe.
IVe Import the MAKOSA ABABICA direct from
Smyrna, through the bouse of Cleon ts Gyllppus, and
»* have always on hand a full supply put up In bottles
ready for use with full directions.
rnco one dollar per bottle. Sent by mall, on receipt
fd price and 34 cents fr-r postage,
for sale wholesale and retail by
LEEDS, GILMOBE & CO*
Importers cl Drugs and Hodldnea,
Xo. 61 liberty-et, Xew Tort
Seta also by druggists generally. mh26-eB4S-'aa
ES*" To Horse Owners. Ur. Sweet’s
1 ciaillole Liniment to Horses is unrivalled by any, in
all cases cf Lamcnws. arldng from Scrams. findse* or
Wrenching. ius effect U magical and certain. Harness
or Saddle Galls,-Scratches, Mange. &c, it will also core
speedily. Epartn and Ringbone may be easily pra-
T’T.t?d and, cured In their incipient stages, but confirm
ed rvusn beyond tho possibility of a radical cure.
>‘ 0 -am of the kind, noweTcr, la so desperate or bop*,
kt# but It maybe alleviated by this Liniment, and it*
fb.r.iful application will always remove the Lameness,
ar u enable the hem to travel with comparitlve ease.
Every horse owner ehonldhava this remedy at hand
for in timely use at the first appearance of Lameness
will adcctuatlyprevent these formidable diseases men
tioned, to which all horsen are liable, and which render
so many otherwise valuable horses nearly worthless
bcc advertisement. For sale by J, H. JOHNSON,
General Agent. 70 State street. ncKTcCoow-dly
Eennedy’s Hodicsl Bisoovery
Medical Discovery cares Eryripelaa. »
ffeanedy*# Medical Discovery cores Canker,
Madina! Discovery cores Nsrslag BoreWtlL
fieonedVa Medical Discovery cores Humor ortbe Eye*
Keca-di'c Medical Discovery euros Bctild Head,
Medical Dlscovew coree Hanning cube Ear
fiecoedys Medical Discovery cores IHcerara Sore liftg
Kerr-edv's Menical Discover* core* Lepra,
Hfiof-cy’s Medical Discovery cores Savzrattissx,
sCciuied v*« Medical Discovery enre? Salt-Khetui},
ieiaMjr’* Medical Discovery cores Dyspepsia.
►-rr.-3?dr> Medical. Discovery Kepclates the BovreDi,
Mvuiical Discovery Begolatee tbs Eldueyi,
Kfctjedvo Medical Discovery Etsolaiea tbe liver.:
Berwady's Medical Diseevrry iise cored Drcr-ey.
*Tbeo yoo arc- old, and do sot tnov* -wiattbe matter
ft. pertap: you have 6b Irirard burner. CryScnaMfi
K-sdioal Discovery.
x *cr rale by *D Droadsa,
faulting anh iSrrijangc.
ULLMANN &
Bankers and Dealers in Exciuuose,
BANE NOTi-b, GOLD, SILVER, &C.
80. 82 Clarr Strict. Chicago, Illinois.
lauiyeo-iy]
RANKING HOUSE
B. F. CARVER & CO.,
marine Haute Building,
Corner Lake and streets. A general Banking
Vaainee* transacted. 0c27 60-ly
T7 SCGANGE & DEPOSIT BANK
SJJ or
CASPEttTER, BTEHBS ft GO.,
©ucoessoi -- Weere, Carpenter & Co.)
Cedar Rapids, lowa*
tZsfsbskceb:—Read,Drexcl ft Co„NewTork; Hoff-
Ciau ft Gelpcke, Chicago. )aSoci2-ly
A IKEN & NORTON,
J.*. BANKERS AND DEALERS INEXCHANGE,
Corner of Lake and Clark streets,
Ccuocf.oDß made irr all the principal cities la the U. 8.
C, tnrgv. J. j>. NORTON. JONATHAN BURR,
UaKy]
17 DW. I. TINKHAM & CO.,
Having returned t" tiielr old stand.
CORNER OF LAKE AND CLARE STREETS,
Will continue tfieir bu'dnes? at
BASXEE3 AND EXCHANGE DEALERS.
Exchange cn all parte of Europe.
XDWA2D L TINKHAM CjaZS'K] JOHN C. AKULUB.
\f ARINE BANE
iII CHICAGO HAREa 3 AND INSURANCE CO.
Capital, 9500,000.
HAMILTON ti. DOS- Cashier and Secretary.
J. VOTING 6CAMMON, President,
ty Ctiltectioas made and draft romlttedto all parts
©I the Uttiop. ■ •
T® c ’
Btsa Cetfc iUmfietowß,
COPPERSMITHS,
AND DSALEHSIS
WROUGHT IRON PIPE,
STEAM AND OAB FITTINOS.
SHEET COPPER, BLOCK TIN, PDHPS, &c.
Also—Particular attention pail to Jobbing of all
frirvi»a connected with the Trade.
Si 3 WaAiagton SU, Chicago, 111,
[noU'gV.y]
D. McFARLANE’S
Gas, Steam Fitting
AXBPLUHBIKS ESTABLISHMENT.
(4 iattPji Street, CMostgo*
nsALsn nr
SIS FIITMES MB IR3R fBRRITBRt
PLVMBER,
And Manufacturer of .
An mnJ. of Steam ’Werlt.
TO THE TBADEt
The trade supplied with tools andevcryaxtlclelnUie
Fitting aud Plumbing Business. 80-Gad.
mcsud Bronzing "done to order.
*—*• Manufactory 167 audit© East Washington street,
mySfl .
jfegttUug
OEWINS MACHINES.
L. CORNELL & GO’S
VlvmilT end Mnnufactatlna
•40 SEWING MACHINES.
Xist;AET & FASK'S PATENT.
trw* are happy to say to the thousand* who are using
Trp*6ctineeL_sDd the thousands that went toera, that
•p A ACKIKK NOW BEARS THE PATENT LI-
OF SECTOR & BAKER. ELIAS
UOwj£, Jb, and aH persons selling or pains them are
te: .xe against any molestation. >
ourMachtoetarenow tnatwhere we want them; to
duect competition and on an equally pwraiar bbM
w th the host nude and highest tmoed machines to any
marWC, and they arc still sold at S4Q and *45. including
Bet&mcre (bt which we hare several ernes'), Needles,
and CTorrmac necessary to their use to family or shop,
xoaKMtoem still the cheapest, uteimuLTZ as©
Fnwr-oi»aSß HAcanra nr slabsxt. . __
la tnetico to our Machines as wen as onr customers
we otter to EEFCKD THE MONET to sixty days for
any machine which coca not wholly ssoen? tee pur
euaser. This feature alone makes onr machine worth
moth more than any other, ae thereto necessarily some
risk to homing most machines.
A, few of its superior qualities are theselt uses a
straight needle; nas great space under the arm; sew*
toon) two common snoots, neither being fastened juad
both insight; turns on hinges; Is secured from dust
andjexnoees no oil; Ita lever purchase Is greater than
thatorany other machine; It baa bet two regulating
•crews ana both are aoevs and in front: tae driving
wheel to entirely cut tide of table; It requires no alter*
atioufor all varieties of wort; 1 twill certainly doneat
ly a 6BKATIB tabzktt of wont thait aft haohthb, -
amoar the hundreds with which we are acquainted;
Sts imnoD to neriect; It rues easily and still; It bothers
nobody covlcescan manage U. None oUitrwUl satis
fj wnsre it to known. . _
STe can safely say that no piece of labor-saving ma
chinery ever grew so rapidly into universal favor as
onr sbwing machines. Three years has placed them In
toe Twr front ranks of P.ret-daa* c achtoea. and though
our manufacturing faculties have bvm largely to
creased wo have not been able to supply the demands
tiurtor the cast season. Wc can now ill all orders. Wa,
rsefSawonr ftyles Uie BI6HTBZDE BLAKE &
JOaI&ONADJCBTABLE and chn now
toe world to produce better instruments for
dvtoeailklodeof sawlag and ombrovlery. Let every
one Who to interested ta toa great improvements to
Eawutg Machines, whefcer tacy wish to purchase c-r
nr, t, wta fbr sTfriscriptive Cfrcaltr and sample* of
We must caution the public against unprincipled and
perfectiy irresponsible parties who have clmmed to ae
our wccesscre, representing that onr maoaicto were
♦mfr-Imatjcetiaadofferacast-awcy machine of onr*
to ‘t* place. VTe only sell our own machines. Tag
tart «Tan’s Patent and ore the sole proprietors la
the eight Northwestern states. Address '
L. COEKELL 4c CO^
Poet Office Bex O, OhlatfoJß-
Call at 198 Lake rtioat. tUi-ntwirs.) deS&lTagn
STo ffitopettg ©toners.
rpO PROPERTY OWNERS,
ABCHITECXS : and bxjildhbs,
Nobufldiag
is ccch wftnout
A GKO OX) ROOF.
X have the materials and am here to put tt on and to
make eneh » root Itwlßoutlast Tin orGair»ci»©d
Irontwo orthree times, uud a nearer to_Plro.
Proof *>»*" any other material except Plate, and u a
composition wo all understand.
' IRON—CORRUQATED IRON,
Saturated with hit miceral
tore and unites with thelron,
and il palmed every five years will last a Ufe-ttce.
ATfB IT.
. KINS & TSEBB, devefcad, Ohio,
* ■ a. G. EBABLE, Agent for Chicago,
Xaaidpe at Fny & Oo. r « Machinery ■ Depot XS2 South
Oar* street where samples of thereof can be seen. -
- - -
sshttzts.~
TEVHE & ALMENT,
fcj ' fwca *ai PwowfiTi BhKSw' gja
p a i nt s r sp
?dyWashington at, Chisago, -
IEESOO AND DECORATIVE EAINTINO
Into*'*■*>», Dining E&lls anil libraries ol first-'
cia» Eefideneea. Also, the interior of dmiohe*,Pulv
Eh 3», Ac* la Chicago, IlUnoK and other State*,
We also give strict attentive to the Graining of Wood,
eaA Marhlr*, and solicit yottr orders. confident of cze«
csttog to roar salat aaUalaceioa.
JETs2& AfcMlSL.lfiiWwhington st.
ffioßeg aiib Bx^atige.
■WRIGHT * TYRRELL,-
* * No. 5 Metropolitan Block. Chicago.
P. O. BOX 6049.
of Bceds for most of the States and
Territories. NotMTEcbUctOrimaois. * ftplijCStt-Sax
| 0530, OO O
T® Xioan fVom On© to ITivo Years,
in sinus to suit.
B. 7. DOWSING & CO. 65 Sooth Clark street
A N T E D—Land Warrants,
iiFiirn
%T • Xi • Xi S3 S3 ■ -
B GbaXgfaeet comer LaJps.
j?2OHAHGB ON
! SBWWMt AK» BOSTON,
WeXLtMPj 3BHJ, T. QUIM3V & CO.
oolt-dESJJ OommiadaaHerolumU Eo.Ii3KS.TV.«i
|[ : OHSY TO LOAN
;cmcAfi« cmr pbopebty,
Orioji Good Improved Fanes la this State.
CEAMBKES, T.gg & GO.,
an3le9!2-l
Monet loaned
cm flrst-ciass securities at the
Bmsktfig QffieeofWra*H. Sice & Co.s
So. 6S Clark Street.
Biree to five years’ Loans at IDper cent. Short Pa
per, discounted. Cashaavanoecon wareboueeEeccipbß,
g?“Ctty.Scrip wanted. my33-c#BAy
For mousy to loan
On Besl Estate Beonrlilca Is CooS and
Ootstie*,
Apply
£?inst prussic,
Staler ia Foreign Sa&acge,
: mSEi A 52 REAL ESTATE BROS2B,
Agent fos too British Ccamsrci&l Lite la-
Euranoe Co., and Notary Public,
50i 8 ■ ■ Xifinaon Bloek « • No* 6
nCii-l? H. E. cor. of Clark and Washington cfcs.
|®os|larmgts!)q) Notice s.
J^ISSOLUTIOH.— Ike firm of
hi ARA'aN- GHEEN A? CO*,
Is this day dissolved by mutual consent
* MARTIN GREEN
Chicago, April 22d, 1861. L. A. WILLARD.
j Docking and Dredging.
MARTIN GREEN will continue the business of
Dockltu. Dredging and General Contracting.
'■OFFICE HO. 4 NORTH WELLS STREET.
[ftp2£xlwj
T\ISSOLXJTION OF GO-PART
■ J NERBHIP.—The Co-Partnership heretofore er.
la tSnar between HIRAM JOT and AUGUSTUS PEIS
BIE. dealers in Ice, waa dissolved on the UOth of reb-.
mury last. A. KSIfcBIE
Chicago, March 2d, IBSL
! WADBA9IS, WILLARD & CO.,
Saving dors tlian double oar last year’s stock ot Ice
and greatly Increased facilities for delivering It, con.
atcners cinTely upon being supplied by us to their en
tire eatfßfrction. WADH VMS, WILLARD ft CO K
echS-eEU-arr, Office No. 2 Ma?onlc Temple.
inraranc?.
WAR RISKS ON LIFE.
THE MUTUAL BENEFIT
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OP NEWARK, NEW JERSEY,
Are prepared to issue policies on the lives of persons
| about to engage la the
i Defence of the United States;
And to grant Permits on Policies now in existence on
reasonable tegms. Apply to
; RICHARD D. VANWAGENEN, Agent,
; No. 183 South 'Water street, Chicago, Illinois.
ap24c601-2w
cctreo-ty
OHICAGO FIREMEN’S
INSURANCE COMPANY,
Omes-N. W. Comer lake and Clark Streets.
CAPITAL, 8200,000.
TheDlrectorsofthe Chicago Firemen's Insobakce
Company take pleasure ia pres-jttlng their cusiomer*
aodtbe property holders of Chicago, the following
Btateaents of their business for the year easing Febru
ary Uth, IS6I.
ASSETS, February 14th, 1861.
Stock secured by Joist Judgment
uot-8 and collaterals $120,000,09
Bills Receivable for l->ans on call.. 617!2.ttt
Titans on Bonds and Mortgages.... 84,500.00
Seventeen shares G. ft C. U. R. K,
fitoefc LS r hoo
Interest due and accrued 1.900.00
premiums unpaid s£-9.<*
Office Furniture, tu-rse. buggy, etc. 523.83
Cash on baud, (nowlnßank, $3,000) 2/.W.81
RECEIPTS.
Premiums Ibr the year ending Feb- _
roaiy uth. 1861 $30,510.1«
Interest for the year ending Febnu __
ary 14th XEfii 6,* f9.93
Commissions ..... 110,00
..... _ 129,890.22
_ . _ DISBURSEMENTS.
Losses paid, (eeebelo* - ) $11.4C8,07
Sundry expense*, solarie*, printing,
returned premiums ana re-insur
ance 5,525.11
i list of the Tea?:
Chicago City Ballway Co.
Burnham & S-bith ......
Cleveland & Bussell
j. W. Waughop
J. C. Oothet
J. Keitenoacb.....
Jehu Murphy. ,(»cf. 1,1860, 1i'5.00
H. B. Counties , Oct. 1,1860, 70.66
Quiver. Page & Hoyne. Oct. 13,18 n, 842.18
Hugh Bare ay .Dec.
Un>on on aud Candle Works..., Dec. 27.18>X1, 917.30
William Briggs,... Dec. 29.
*ES.Warne Jan. B.IWI, 66.00
jc»eph Sober Feb, C, IS>l, 500.(0
IrerLaw*-m Feb. 14, ltd, &XJ.CO
Other small losses., 135 40
Losses paid since organization,
To the Dies crons op the Fibehes’s Iks Co
■ GnxTiiSUSNTour Committee to whom was re.
ftmd the Secretary’s Report of February 14, 1801, of
the business, and assets of the <'omnaDT, fisr
examlDatlOc-, report:—That having cxemlheti care*
fully eacn Item ot the report, and toe a~fts held by
the Com?any minutely, we have found both correct as
reported in every particular.
i c 3J}gS?J e
OBLUNQTQN LUNT.J LomaUU«e.
Directors’ Meeting, March sth, isjl,
DIRECTORS
Tnnuic CECBCH, E. tL HADDCCK, C.B, FiEWELL,
B. W. R WMOKD, JK. Botbpobd. Jajles TVakd.
J. B. NEwnocaa Oeeikgtok Lttkt, J. T Edwabds.
THOMAS CHOBCH, President.
C. N. HOLDEN, Secretary* ap3s-eOJ3.iw
STATEMENT of lie Conditi jn
O OFTHE
■ HESCASTTLE MTTIAIi DfSCIUS’CE CO,
OF KSW TOBK,
On the thlrty-flret davof December, 1860, made ic He
Auditor ofthe State of Illinois
’ Tho name o ttra company is the Mercantile Mui.vti
Insurance at the city ol hew i UK
Uacapltal stoct Is Sir.Hundred r »d
Forty-Sir Thona&nd Four Hundred Dollars ar« ie
hand or in hands of Agents
•or other persons . $71,573 81
Bonds owned by the Company m ,
per vouchers accompanying, to
■ .
New tork City sir per cent stock.. $20,000
New T -rh State fiveper cent, stock 15.1X0
United States flve-per cent, loan ... 20,003
Brooks permanent Water Ccm- „
; mistlouera bones. elx per cent.... 80.000
Willi msburgh Gas Light Company
Btocfc, • • 21,00®
Hudson Elver R.B. bonds of 18n,Sd
mortgage seven per cent JAOOO
New York City Bank Stock . I£3S»
Other stocks owned by the Company 28,1a0
; r Par >510,530
Total bonds and stocks, market
• value fSOMMIO.
ionds and mortgages • • 5Q.50000
Cicans payable on demand.secured
i by pledge of stock and bond .... 1*0,490 CO
In tercet on above securities one and
• not collected -,••• 8.503 00
Bills Receivable and uncollected -
. premiums. - , -- 512.843»
Salvages and sundry claims due tbs
• Company ....
Sceip ocnedby the Company. 43,1jj to
Amount of U&blUtteß. doe ornot duo
: to bancor ether creditors—none.
loesses adjusted and doe. . fgW 83
xwtes adju-ted and not doo *,*'*s 04
x»se* unadjusted,... .. ... ...’,014 24
ther proof ...~ ~6,140 60
Ail other cla-ms against theCompfi
- or—cone. 1 1
Total UihQiUe*
April 10th. 1961.
pCertiftcate to expire on the Slet day of January, lE63J
AraiME 'l?SSi?S«! .
■Whereas. The Mercantile Mutual InsuranceCompacy
located at New York. In the State of New Tort, baa
Hied in this office a statement of the c.enniaon ot\
ita affairs, as required by “An act to regulate tne
Agencies of Insurance Crmpanies-not incomorated
by the State oiUUaoSa.” approved. February ljth,lSsG.
an actamendatory ih ereto, approved January 23a. 1537,
and whereas, a&ld Company has furnished satisfactory
evidence that it is possessed of the required eraonntoi
■ capital, invested in stocks and mortgages, and has hied
lb this office a written ißitrument, signed by the Pres
ident and Secretary thereof, appointing DAVID
VT. IRWIN. of Chicago, Its Agent for the.-ttaar
action of the business of wild Company, and nniy ana
unreservedly authorizing him to acknowledge service
of process lor and oa behalf of said Company, con
seating-that service of process upon him, the salt
agent, shall be taken and held to be as valid as If serv«
upon the Company, and waiving all claim ol error by
xvatbtt olencn service. . ,
: i;ow therefore- In pursuance of the provisions of
the acta aforesaid, I, JESSK K_ DUBOIS, Auditor ot
FnbUc Accounts of the state of Illinois, .do hereby
certify that the said DaVIOW. IBWEfB authorized as
agent for theesid Company, to transact the business oi
Insurance to this State until the thirty first day ot
January, in the year eighteen hundred and six ty-twp.
ab lar uce may be legally empowered eotoao byeald
frmrimfmy whereof I have hereunto sub-
S beax. v scribed my name, and affixed the seal of my
IvlL 02108 -"
- : ■ - Auditor P. A.
3Licstmng fUibs.
POPPER LIGHTNING RODS
and all kinds cf
ÜBKTRIHG A 0 FOISTS AID FIXTURE!
-Manufactured ruppHed to Agent* and Dealers.
Agentawanted for the sale of Patent'
Copper Bods throughout the Western and Soothß em
-States -to whom great inducements wlB be offered.
. ’Single Bods sent by exoreesfo any part of thaooun*
try not occupied bv Aornta
—-J-yttpEETS * SENT TREE..
MARSH, 80x5174, Chicago. lIU.
> Building, corner of'Clark- and
Sotttt Water streets. c aplO-eiM-lm.
bIGHTNING RODS.—New and
IgpraTM SM, er Irtm cid Coprcr Uthteloi
Eew
No. 97 Klnzle street, Chicago,
O SOXTIO. , - - TnH&rttm
T IGBTNINO RODS AT
~JLJ Old Stand. S3 EUtxUr street Iron and Conner
lightning Bods. Copper Points irith direr and gold
plate; Platlaa Tin, the b ©at in nse. Also Attachments
and Insulator* or all Idnds.
Order* promptly fined. OfflceandFactory.SJKiazlfl
‘'S'* 1 ’' 4 Fmtot ernmS?ki.
Cijicago&lmne
Dally Arrivals and Departures «f Mali
TrtbieDspart. Maxis Class. ; TrainsArrite.
inCHIG-S^BOTTHEEN.
6.00 a, m. 10.00 p.a. 7.10 a.m.
8.00 a.m. 8 00 a.m.
8.00 p. m, 6 00 p.m. 8.00 p.m.
MICHIGAN^CENTRAL.
4.80 a.m. 10.00 p.m. B.«a, m.
8.00 a, m. 8.00 a.m.
8.00 p.m.' - 6.00 p.m. 6.00 fr. m.
PITTSBTOGH, FT. WAYNS AND CHICAGO.
7.80 a. m. 10.00 p. m. 7.50 p. m.
8.00 p.m. 6.00 p.m. 6.00 p.m.
SOUTH AND WEST. .
CHICAGO AND EOCKISLAKD. . *
0 00 a m 7*3° *• to. 0.15 a. m.
e!00 p*. m. 7-30 Mwtt, 3-30 P
p PIXON AIR LINE.
9.1*0.m. 7,40 turn. 8.50 a.m.
9.20 p.m. no mall. 6.00 p.m.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL—BRANCH.
6.50 a.m. 10.00 p.m. S.OO a. m.
6 SO d m 5.30 p.tn. 9.00 p.m.
P BOTUJNGTON^OTQOTNCY.
8.45 a.m. 7 00 a.m. 7.15 a.m.
5.45 t> m. 7.80 p.m. 6.00 p.m.
a 45 p - “• ALTON AND ST. LOOTS.
9.10 a.m. 7.30 a.m.
6.00 p.m. 7.30 p.m. 8.40 p.m.
NORTH AND WEST.
GALENA AND CHICAGO UNION.
9.15 a. m. 7.30 a; m. 6-45 a. m.
Q IK n m 8-00 p. m. 5.00 p. m.
Chicago and Northwestern.
'7.DO - a."m;' — 11.45 a.m.
4.00 p.m. 6.45 p.m.
MILWAUKEE.
9.15 a. m.‘ '
6.10 p. m.
9.15 ft. m.
9.00 p. m.
Vanity Fair Witticisms.
About to go Through the Mill.— The
Flour of Chivalry.
Present and Future. —The cry of tho
South, jufltnow:—“Secession.”
• The cry of the South after Unde Sam shall
have casligafcedit a little: —“ Cessation!”
A Babe Supposition.— There ia reason to
suppose that Fort Sumter, at the time of its
surrender, was preparing to wade over to Mor
ris Island and take its hatterl a by assault;
because, when the rebels took possession of it,
they found it without Breeches.
By our Historical Coktbibuter- —The
Rulers of the Southern Confederacy—The Dy
nasty of the Seizera.
How Fort Sumter is regarded bt the
South.— Beanregard-ed. I J
How IT WILL BE REGARDED BT THE NORTH.
—With seventy-fiye thousand men. ..
Artistic.—What sort of Magazines are there
to he In the new French frigate ?
The sort that is embellished with steel
plates.
The Chitalric Code.— First debase your
people, and then debase your bril
liant Idea worthily conceived and carried out
by Mississippi repndiatory of honest debt.
Secession Catechism.— Quee.— What has
Floyd done for the Sonth ?
Am.— Done good by stealth
(fuu. —Whafonght he -to do ?
Am. —“ Blush to find it fame.”
Musical.—We understand that one hun
dred clerks in Southern dry goods' houses in
this city, have offered their services to the
Southern Confederacy as_drummers.
That’s It,—“ The.South has treated us as a
foreign, hostile power, and we can no longer
treat or temporize—w.e must fight.”—iV. T.
Herald
Or be kicked- That’s bo. And the “we ”
in question came precious'near it the other
day when it rushed round the comer np to
Broadway with, a well shod mob howling after
it.
A SUGGESTION TO KAJ. ANDEB3ON.
Although without question
All credi. if due
To your courage and skill,
Dear Anderson; still
One little suggestion
V. F. makes to you.
Why didn’tyou throw.
When the first ballet fell
Round yonr fort, a few shell
Of ten Inches or so
Toward the town
Where, they cay,
All the people came down
To see through their glasses '
(The pitiful asses 1) •
How soon stout Fort Sumter would crumble awayf
Suppose that a bomb—
Ora dozen—had come
Majestically sailing
Eight over the railing,
That runs round the green.
■ (Which a delicate flattery
Has christened the “Battery.”)
How many brave Southerners there bad been seen?
And each beautiful ladv • *
Of the “Fire Thousand” fair,
Who “ held themselves ready ”
Would they have staid there ?
’Twas a thing to have done,
II only for fun.
Just to show How the gallant spectators could run!
Foreign Gossip.
The last Loudon Review contains an article
on the “Distress of Nations.” India is the
scone of a desolating famine, alter having
gone desolating rebellion. Austria
i. on the verge of bankruptcy, and about to
lose Hungary and Venetia. Italy Is preparing
for war. So is France. Prussia Is about to
contend with Denmark. Turkey totters to its
base. Bosnia is in arms, and Rome in Its last
atonies. To this we may add our own dread
ful -catastrophe of civil war.
If there he, Bays a London editor, a helpless
Individual in creation, it is the business man
who lives ten or twenty miles from town and
finds himself at the mercy of a railway.
The ethnologists say that among the old Ro
mans the chin projected forward. They also
now held that the comparison of old and
modern skulls does not favor the new doc
trine that one organic form has arisen from
another during the lapse cf indefinite ages.
Professor Baste, of Stockholm, has proved
that the Scandinavian skulls of two hundred
years ago are of precisely the same forma
tion-
At the Arch ecological Institute, London, is
ain exhibition of a curious character, contain- •
ing priestly vestments in crimson silks and
green velvets, richly embroidered and worked
representing scenes from Bible, and as old
as the twelfth century; old books with em
broidered covers, bearing the owners names,
among them some whieff were the property
of Edward the Sixth, Charles the First, Frau
ds the First of France, the famous Diana
Poicticrs and Henry Third.
Moulded gloss casks are made in Belgium.
They are covered with an open wicker work,
are said to be strongerthan those of wood; and
are furnished With ground-glass stoppers and
laps- The quantity of liquor remaining In
them is always visible.
; The French Emperor is making another
great change in his commercial system. The'
Siding scale of duties on the import and ex
port of flour is to be abolished, and a fixed du
ty to be imposed of about 1 franc 75 centimes
on 200 pounds, (Imported,) while the export
duty is to be abolished. There Is to be a dis
crimination between imports in French and
foreign vessels, in the former paying I*so lOOf.
on grain and 1.75-100f. on Hour, and in the lat
ter 50 cents and 75 cents.
A new pamphlet, emanating from Louis Ns»
roleon, on the aflaira of Turkey, is about to
appear, the anticipated character of which is
exciting great alarm in Enropa. • .. v
Among the properties left by a deceased old
English gentliman of the name of Fish, the
owner of Knowles cottage, Dcvon, (a celebra
ted show place,) are no less than four hundred
public houses. He was as eccentric as he was
rich, and was callsithc golden fish. _
, C. W. Eddy, formerly a traveling Fellow of
Oxford, has been lecturing on American im
plements and economic contrivances. He eu
logises, the American axe as a perfect initru
meat, and praises the earth - auger, ns well as
the machine for breaking= rocks, for ballast of
roads.'
March 9, 1860, SIOOO.OO
.M*y t, Ikeo, 50.00
.May 2 1,1-60, LCOO.OO
..June 29.18f0, 120.00
.June 29. i ro, ini.-'-O
.Ausr. 23, 1860, ft'.CO
$11,463.07
.$09,057.59
sVi»o,v73
LIABILITIES.
*HSBO R
D. W. IRWIN, Agent,
No. 9, Board ofTraaa Hullilae.
O B 1 6 IK A I*i
WEDNESDAY, MAY 1,186 L
CHICAGO POST OFFICE.
Trains.
7.30 a. m.
7.SOp. m.
; A complete prevention of forgery by. effac
ing any figure or word In commercial or bank
paper, baa been discovered. It is effected.by
steeping the paper, at the time of its manufac
ture, fora few seconds'in a water solution of
gillie acid. It is dried, andjs then fit for use;
if any attempt is made to efface what is writ*,
tea or printed upon it by .the usual means of
chloride orroxolate of potash, a "black circle
appears around the writing, which cannot be
removed, and so exposes mei fraud.
At thelate Holy Thursday in Vienna, the
Emperor went through the ceremony of wait
ing at the table of twelve old men and wash
ing and wiping their- feet ■ ? He actually <l went
mid gone and did it”
/ Spurgeon commenced his' pulpit career .at
the ?ge of-nineteen, in a small thatchfe'dTDaxif"
In Cambridgeshire. - His popularity remains
as great'as. ,ever. Sis new. tabernacle,is. a .
eplendla-striictare. ' ' *v '
; A simple and ingenious steam whistle (self
dctingl has been invented by. Mr, J4edway» by
which the stile of the water in a steam boiler
is infallibly made known; A rod passes down
thc whisUe tubeohd is attached to a hcmls
pheriol float When the water m the boiler
rails below its proper level, the rod sinks with :
the float, opens o valve, lets.qut the steamand
sete'lhe whistle goings and so vice oersd; “At
tached to the rodda an indicator, which marks -
off on a scale the ambuiitrofwater deficient
: The British government is building fifty-five
new fiteamships.forthe navy. Jhlsia precisely
- what our own government ovght to be doing.
Ericsson’s air .engines are oeing- manufac
tured at Nottingham. ...
Armstrong’s twelve-pounder nfle gunscost
£ll2 Gs Bd. A large number of rifled.cannon
are ordered for thfi country. •- - -
•. The invention for packing- piston-rods-ana
other machines patented*
by E. 8, Renwiekpf New: Xfirfc, .is:attwting
attention abroad. ... .-r. v. ■
ThetSal way hne-steamtrCoiambia w unable
to perform twenty miles an- hour, as guaran
teed, and is inferior to many other rateametsr:
In speed.— now on-thls line, **
admitted to be the fastest sver tried: In Eng* •
land, even by British "engineers,'
An Mathematics by j5.
J. b. Y6ragvr^M'jToT-'Be^ t .' c ° l!fe ß& 18
very highly praised for Of'comprehen
sion It gives to scholars.' ' V- V-. :
“ Fraser’s has ah article on “the
u American .Quarrel?’ showing: the Impossi
bility of the Synth’s being able to carry on the
' war which it has ‘lteelf provoked. ,;
Agnes Strickland (the-mdjnaidpf •
Is writings biography of each of the Bachelor
Kings bfEngiandr:r ~~“:t,. " , ' _ •
The manufacture-of the -new metal, alnm,-.
Ininm, is now carried on upon a large scale at .
Newcastle ataniexpense
of a few BhQimgß per f ounce.-; ‘Browses,
of this ineral andodpper.ar© of an orange
color,- he^yrirsmblfng'gold; and taking & '
high polish. The oompound'-nas a great t«r
nsTcity. The specific gravity U only abontonc
fourth that of silver; .it docs noltanushwhen
' exposed to olr, has jib odor or. taste in. the
month, is malleable,: may be rolled into thin
; sheets or drawn into fine wlre, it Is elastic and
i sonorous, makes good ttm^fbrke, - melts. be
low the melting 'silver, la easDy run
: Into moulds, and conducts electricity eight
times better than Iron, is unaffected by acids,
• except toehydrochoToricand alkaline solutions
but, as yet baa not been soldered. When this
art is discovered It will com© into a thousand
uses. Thiff strange and new metal can bo ob
tained from any bank of pure clay. .New Jer
sey la frill of it. .
At the London Exhibition "of the_ Society o
Arts is a. cylinder of the
aize of .a pocket-book, capable of printing ten
thousand Impressions per hour.—
gjawgtnga.
TO MERCHANTS.
CASH JOBBING KS.
Tbe target sad only complete etpstweetel New Tork,
Paper Hangings,,
CURTAIN PAPERS,
Table Oil Cloths,
WINDOW SHADES,
Curtain Fixtures,
1-20 p. m.
6.45 p. m.
TRIM MINOS,I to,
AT MANTJFACTUBES’S PRICES.
Cash buyers will find It to their advantage to calk
E. G. L FAXON,
70 > Lake Street ■ 70
tmhiygl-eaTIl
TJ RAKE & BROTHER
DEALERS nr.
PAPER HANCINCB,
WINDOW SHOES, FIXTURES, SC.,
House and Slsrn Painters, Paper Han*
gen, Etc.) £te« t
NO. 184. CXjAJEKET STREET.
lodaiyl __
17 E. RIGBY & CO.
X? •
■ ' ZKFOBTSBS ASO JOBBEBB O T
PAPER IFAJVOJJrtfS,
iKS
General Douse Painters.
8t BtSPOtPH-STi CHICAGO.
ifiteawints. sft,
gININ GER’S
OtiD
LOUDOU DOCK
GIN.
THIS DELICIOU TONIC STIMULENT,
ESPECIALLY DESIGNED
For the Use of the XESedical Profession
and the Family.
Eavme snpemda the so-caned "Gins," “Aronsstla,"
“OordteL”^**Medicated,” “BotmappsTfie* la nowea
dorsad by all cf the most prominent Physicians, Chem.
iota, and Connoisseurs, as possessing all ot these In
trinsic medicinal qualities, (tonic and diuretic) which
belong to an old and purs got. Pat np in auart and
pint bottles and sold by all Druggists, Grocers, Ac.
A. 31. BININGEB & CO.,
abUshed In 17780 Sols Pbopbistobb,
No, 19 Broad street, N. T.
tgrFor sale, wholesale, in Chicago, by Hoyt ft
Pierce, J. H. Reed ft Co., a. d J.E.S. Puller ft Co.
apltrui-ly
OLD SACSHM
Wigwam Tonis.'
TEKS DELICIOUS ANdVaBJTAMHD BITTS3B
are recommended by the First Phyaiolaaa of the
Country, on account of their PUBITT AND GREAT
UltnWilUAL VIRTUE.
They are pleasant as nectar to the taste, and are pro
nounced the best Tests asd Stimdoßt ever affecofi
lotboPabUfc
Their curative powers in oases of GENERAL DB
BUiITT, LOSS O? APPETITE, OONdTIFATIOH.
Etc., are an paralleled, and as a guarantee that w 5 feel
warranted la claiming what wa do,wabag leave to
state that our asasrtions are endorsed by -
s*roC. BULLHAN, of Yale College,
Prof. ofSIaMMbEMttB,
And hundreds of others.
i»cuc.*o^ rißD rO3TE3i
. Wine and Liquor Merchant,
toHTS-ly Ho,l7dSonthWaterßtreet,Chicago.
BAGS I BAGS! ! BAGS! 1 1
FAB WELL’S
STEAM BAG MAftXFACTOBT,
SO. 221CABSZT BTSSST. CHIOaOO.
BAGS AND SACKS
Of every description furnished on
short notice,' and printed with
Kew and Beautiful Brands.
SIMEON FAF.WKLL.
ap6-WU*ly
JAMES H. CHILDS & 00.
HOPE 00TT0H HILLS,
PlttaleursUf Fern*.
3USm?AOTUXBSe 07
Beamless Grain Bap,
-- AND or
O SN ABUHQ^S
83 inches to 40 Indie* wide.
tarwe are prepared to receive orders from the
tradtv- - • tal-dT9g-tv =-
"DAOS—BAGS—BAGS- -BAGb—
Jj . COBK giCHiNQE
BAS MANUFACTORY.
ttIHU?AOTCSSSB 13TO X.RM.BW 3
Bags ofEvery Description*.
Miners* and Grocers’ Bags made and printed to order
with beautiful brands. New andsecood-hand Se&mlefS
Grain and Good; Bags, for Shippers, Millers and Far
mers’ qm. Flour, Buckwheat, Feed, Hens.
fidelity end dispatch. Bast
oant-d to shl abers. mys-lj
pHICAQO BAG AGENCY.
V BTS SOUTH WAXES STBBBBT.
SSAHLSSS GRAIN BAGS of various sine and
Halvee, Quarter*, end Eights. printed, to
order of any desired pattern.
HAM BACSS-Bvot size used. ’
GUNNY BAGS—Two or Three Buftefc.
Commission Merchants, Eillere. Grocers end rro
rlßlou Dealers will and Just the articles wanted Indus
B^^? ,oU ' aMd - a-wm » cha^an
gLnmber, &t.
WALLACE & HOLSGS,
CFosacsncr jobs a wahacbJ"
Bare constantly on baud a well selected stock of
Sard and Soft Wood,
LOMBEB. UTH, SPOIEB, STATES Jt SHIIBLES
AT WHOLESALE OBBETAIL.
and T?ill fomiih Bills for Lninber, Timber and 'White
Oak Piling, to.ordcr on the Shortest notice. They are
also prepared to do a general CosmilMton’Biifiuees,'
and to make liberal c&sS advances on all kinds of Zum
ber consigned to them to sell either by cargo or at re
tail. ■ -jar Office and Yard oh the comer of Old and
Grove streettw 6onm Branch, Chicago, iSL ■ ... _ .
Post Office Drawer 6111. - njhs-eIM«Sm
TMPORTANT TO BUILDERS.
JAMES IScCAMMOS,
(toud Stmt, tot. Hadfcon and WMliagtoaßta,
CHICAGO, TL~U,.
Mono factorer and dealer la. all Sinus ol Wood Monld-
Gn, Door Jambs and Architrave® of any .desired pat.
tern. Circular Mouldings, any Radius, Wood Turning
-In aD Its branches, Scroll sawing and Cornice Brackets,
-» variety of patterns: Octagon-and four sided Buna-,
ten and Kewels on hand and made to order: Stair
Ranine and Brackets, Planing and Matching and Saw-
Ice-done to order In the best manner at the shortest
- notice; pence Pickets. Particular attention given to
ailing orders firptn the country lor any and au of the
above inscriptions of work. Bills for Rough and
Dressed Lumber fißed'wtth dispatch, and flapped at
the lowest market price. Tour attention U Invited
fere purchasing elsewhere. Hy motto Is“ Good
work and low prices win." •
- Agent tor WM.B. BILL’S Justly celebrated T . .
GOVERNING VALVES,
For 6team Enginec. warranted to regulatetha motion
.of the engine .perfectly under any aijd £il:dretan
•'Ctances. fiend for-Ctrculan.
Poet Office Box €53.
RUPTURES CURED
-XVr.T-v.-BT THE- . ' : ' u SoT ■• •
,J
This Trees la tmllke an otheze ever -
in construction and mate- . ■"■
'riaL Docs not constantly press on - toe - rapture, and
toerebrwlTe ft call for* trass for life, like most trustee
in use. out presses In toar places, .bringing thepartsto- -
either,girtnsnatures chanoot<Acnre,-whteh It dort
■, R, oearll ■+» case*.. Doeanot pres* HraX>THli COS >
or obstrocTclrcnlationviierflrßOlh or corrodes, andl.
aivsn clean mid new-' •Tonng'pmons.and rereot
STSslwSa eons. Phy eitlans aSjr It IsthoOSLY
•PHILOSOrHICALTRUSS IK US£ Kone bttt,tboße
whohave suffered with toe miser? of rapture can ap
-nreclale to e vain eof too “BlegsThiM. , Anmnatratßd
containing, all parogdarv sent free. Per '
sduvU this Trass esabe Tlttaff' by wending- tire
•n inches aronnd hips in line of Bnptnre with ducrlp*
tion of case to J, u, BEEtIiY, Sole and Exclusive
Agent for toe Western States. , _
Office, 194 Lake street, Room No 4, (npstalrap P.
o. Box <ss. CTWholesale TradeauppUedat Hew
torts prtoo- n«o»
gTATIONEBT,:.
JONES, PERDUE 4 JSMilli' ~
ISTvA TIONE ES ,
' 122 hits.* Street, Chicago.
JONES, PERDUE ; &' SMALL,
AND BOOK BINDERS.
JONES, PERDUE & SMALL,
wo. iaa.
QARTEE & STONE, Dealers in
Slea AUD FAFSB,
O Boats Cud Street ni.
b HT C«Siipll!ws?Sl Bn*. of »»m£|^oowi
T>UTLER & HUNT, 48 Statist,
XP have now on band the fbllovtnz Uses of printing
@t«* 3SXM 38X*B 43X0 2Sx3B
«X4S S£r44 ' 24x84 SBrW JStflß tS
26x43 24x8* 38xfi 28x85 20x27
And are receiving a large asßortmeßt of BOOK PAPER
gflOO reams orwr&ppmg Paper, of different rises.
1,500 reams Manilla do.
S5 reams Cap afld Letter, and ft general assortment
. , Ol Printer's Stationery. -
- -LDOO tegs ot .Hetherie celebrated Book andNewi Ink.
Allot which will be told fer cash at the lowest poah
ole rates. • ■ ■ i • - - ■ -
rnhis Cash paid for Bags. • • •
Da. ingsbsoll,
• ' Biisrx-6oox~Haxdvaotcbxb.
BOOS BINDER AND RULES.
I am now prepared to manufacture Blank Books ot.
every description, ruled and bound A any desired pat
terns, with or without printedhesdlags. parttcularat
tentlon paid to orders from CoontyOficers, Banks. Sc.
£lll Heads, Lettur Heads, Shipping Buis, Baled
‘end Printed to order. Magarii^.-Periodicals, etc.,
bound in any style; Old Books bound and re-bound.
■ Hortheaatcornerof dark, (entrance on ClarksrreetJ
Post Office Bex 5634. mySMSSUy
YTEW STORE I—NEW STORE! 1
CEO. F. FOSTER
Invites the attention of all Interested In Chicago or
any other of the Lake Ports to his new
SAIL LOFT
AHS SHIP OHiIfDLBH? BTOBB,
At 281 South Water Street,
KTCA.H, r.ATTK ST- BREDCB.
Constantly on hand Masila akd Tabbed Bops, Hay
Rope, Lath Ties, Canvass of all kinds, and all other
articles found In Ship Chandlery Stores, galls. Tent*.
Wagon Covers. Awnings and Tarpaulins furnished at
u, i P i«Tsr^ oiio, ‘
QJLBERT HUBBARD & CO.
Ship Chandlers,
Wholeealfi and,KeUU >
TWESIS and CORDAGE,
205 a 207 South Water St, (Cor. W«n%> .
Would CAR particular attention of the trade to our
■lock, aa we at an times have the largest and
- best assortment in the West or
fiEanHa and Tarred Rope,
Ditching Ropes,
Bags, Bagging and Burlaps.
Canvass. Oakum,
Tar, Pitch, chains,
And Tackle Blocks,
GOAL TAR BOOFIHfi PIT6H AND FELTIHB ;
BED CORDS.
an qualities,
WRAPPING TWINES,
In bundle* or barrels,
am AND BASH CORPS
NETS AND SEINES
Cotton, Flax and Hemp Twines.
OF KYSST DESCRIPTION.
Having also a sail LOFT our feemues are ns
equalled In the manufacture Of
TENTS* WAGON COVERS* AWNINGS
AND TARPAULINS,
A large stock of which we have constantly on band 0
znoke to order at the shortest notice.
si. HUBBARD 1 J. 8. TURNER IG.B. CARPENTER,
S3T Bend for our prices. le9-d4-6m
AND
pURINGTON & SCRANTON.
SHIP CHANDLERS,
AST
SAIL MAKERS.
Have constantly for sale at the loweas prices, ■
nhminu utd Tsrrtd Bops and Cordage of
Jfrery BescrlpUou.
EAT AHD BALE BOPK. LATH BOPS,
BfflSs»».
FFTCH, ’
sa
PAIKTS PAINte AND OILS,
Wide and Sorrow Cotton Buck and Canuuaa,
OF AI.T. NUMBEBB, LIGHT AND HEAVY.
Cotton, Hemp and Flax Twines, Wool Twine*, Bur*
lane, Wool Sacking. Wool Backs.
Tents, Tarpaullngs, Awnluffs, Wagon
Covers, dee.*
MADE TO ORDER OR THE SHORTEST RDTIBE.
PUBINOTON' ft SCRANTON,
mblßeSßMm 317 South Water street, Chicago
Sags.
FAIRBANKS’ .
BTANDASD JPt
m O A X* 381 0 1 /■_.
0? ALL KINDS.
Fali-Danka & fireenldafc riB^SBaBSi~
85 Lake Street, Chicago. ™ ~
DURTEE & FORSYTH,
M&nulactnring Company
SCALES,/rx
ITEE & BUEQLAIt PEOOF f ■ Ij?T\
Warehouse Trncts,Baflff»se B&n-V :
rows, Sugar Mills, &C. -
A. K, BPENOEB, Agent 5^
lasro-ij
ffirusßea.
gtationttg, sr tt
Blank Book Manufacturer*
122 Lake Street, Chicago.
COMMERCIAL PRBSTEBS,
.Lake Street.
jol)tP (gftanhlerg.
Scales.
IS3 Booth Water St, Chicago.
oCTMSH-fia
jjitchgock’s
Premium Scalti J
Mannfiactoredby
8. S. HITCHCOCK
89 S, Canal-Ste, Chicago,
of Scatetßejalred.
HOWE’S STAND
ABD SCALES.
fr
mvimm, ouiinh 9
&eo.,
No. 199 A adlßandolpQ, Chicago, IH IgBjBBjA
Wbiah cmtofliercL No Cheek
tod*. qgf
satmnarVSe.
D DANE’S NEW BARREL
. MAcacraav.
WABBASISD THEEZST IH AHZBIOA.
To Ooopora«,
In offering this Hew and Unequalled Barrel Machine
ry to the Coopera of the Northwest .and South, w© d<
to with fbe fullest assurance that It wffl. be fonne
the Best sad most PeWeCVtho' n«« Economical
sad Labor Saving sadoheapto of anyinuaa ■
DOANS A HXJBLBUTB ;
Stiivo Sewing and Dreastog Machine, •
FOR TIGHT WORK. •-
MACHINE, fer : FIOUX
BSiSSI i S?g c ?^“ b S2-«
DOANE’9 8 ’ HEADING JOERTSB, fcr afl -Mad# of
XK>anI§FOOT .7QPrTHßforFlourßarrels. . '
POANE’S HEADING PLANJERfOrAn Kndjrofheadr
DUANE'S EQUALIZING HACHJHB, tor till EiuttOt
doSFs csolb akdchamfebihQ machisk.
STATE JOIETEH,
.of heads This machine'te'a^o - She swt Shingle
:-jDUextant ■ _
Poane fr** the onlyßarrei ggaacj
myl4cS33-ly] . 158 Clark street, Chicago;
YOUNG’S MACHINE SHOP,
Ben 155 WeßsStreet, CUeege,
MAKUFACTUBB iNB EEPAIB MiGHUtEET.
• W. BtTOGKGAiXJwProprletom..
j. j. VKKxnASD.foreman. . . mtaygl-iy.
0 HIG AG O LEAD WORKS,
. Ocr.CTioto^»ndPoitonßto*BViW«tade,V
LEAD PIPE, B ARAND SHEET LEAD,
Shot, Wlilte liCadpndil<Ttfcaree,
. PIS LEAD, POKES -AND BTDJtiTOIO
BTOrtra from lit Irttlo tor
P»AYSON .
X - ATTOBNIT* * COOBSHfcOBaAT LAW,
80 - - Cmhora SUU( - - •
Prea*! y.
Preslaent; 6mnmbns, By 4gp. t George B»e
--?«im B. DMMW.EJI. 8tt2«15. , L t*a*U. ••
TOolwale
1861. SPRING TRADE. 1881.
FIELD, BENEDIST 4 00,
81 and 83 South Water Street,
USPOETEE3 AND JOBBERS OF
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
: • WOOtEMS,
Linen and Cotton Goods*
ADAPTED TO MBITS WEAR- :
; t xi t n .a.30 . aa.
Can rely soph finding at this old eetahhflhed house a'
full line ol rlece Goods, adapted to Hen's wear, at the
M-otcest Prices.
iCESTS FOB THE AHEEICM FASUIOSS.
' tnhteltlAa .
.Wo. 12^
1861. Spring Trade. 1861.
W* have this Spring the largest stock ever brought to
COOLEY, TARWELL & GO.,
this market, bought cheaper, and will he sold cheaper,
42, 44 AND 46
Our. Hr. Cooley resides in New Tort, and gives his
Wabash Avenue,
whole time to purchasing goods, which, with our ex-
DRY GOODS
tenrivc sales, gives us advantages In offering goods
JOB BBSS,
cheap, thatwlll COMMAND the attention ot the best
trade. • ‘ ~ ‘
OAR9ENBERGH & WILLIAMS,
; Ho. 20 Lake Street, Chicago,
XMPOBTXBS ASS DBIT.TBS Zrf
LEATHER
'.'AOT>
SHOE FINDINGS.
FRENCH AND GERMAN CALF SKINS, best brands
• •* PATENT CALF, "
OAK AND HEMLOCK AMERICAN CALF.
“ • “ UPPER,
“ SOLE LEATHER best tannages
Calf Kid, Slorocco,
EJVWE'ISB JjM&TMJVG,
SATEH FEAHOAIS,
.-. i •-
Silk and Cotton CongreM Gorins,
SHOE THREAD, TOWSEXO’S KIT, &«., *«.,
_ ALL_AT LOWEST PRICES.
[mham-ly]
Q M, HENDERSON & CO.,
Ma&uftetaren and Wholesale Dealers In
SOOTS a SHOES,
Ho. 22 tube Strsst, tomcr of W.huh Arenus,
Have in store a large and desirable stock of goods,
whichthay Win sell very cheap to cash and.prompt
paying trade. Agents for Mitchell's Patent MetaSlo
Ttfgea Shoes In all the States without exception.
rjpo ILLINOIS MERCHANTS,
1861 -A Card 1861.
WEBER, WILLIAMS & YALE,
HATS, CAPS, STRAW GOODS, PARA*
SOiS AND UHBBELLAB,
35. .LAKE STREET, CHICAGO 35
Invite the special attention of Illinois mearchants to
their very large, wen assorted aod unusually attractive
Spring Stock Tor 196 L which will bo offered at lowprt
oes and on favorable terms for Cash or Approved
Credit.
PT Prompt and careful attention given to order*.
WEBER. WILLIAMS ft TALE.
is * 18....5TATE5T8E8T....16 * 18
laniMt
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
gflfh Buyers Off an examination
GKROOEIIIIEIS,
Fish, Wobdea Ware,
DRIED FRUITS, &c., &a
e. €. COOK & CO.,
18 Sc 18....STATESTREET..-.16 & 18
mhffCl-iy
T3ABCOGK & PEER,
1!1 KANBOEJE STREET, .
Mebogaay, Rosewood aad Walnut;
ALBCk. •
■BAHBH DIBIIS ROOM & GSMMOI f DBBITBBE
IN GSEAT VASIETTY.
; wood-Seat and Cane-Seat Oltilra, Bediteadi and
fUBItSN $n kind and to Order.
3SF" Particular Country Orders.
IyUTTLS, HIBBARD & CO.,
Baossns 0» ■
OtDWME MB TIN PLiTB,
OB . ■ . T.raigg street - » • OS
We o#«r to tka trade, at CM LGWxST MAr.ayr
fISCB3>—
8,530 besot TIN FLATS,
&C 0 fcdls SHEET*?BON.
550 • BUSSUIBOS.
i 3J53 > IMITATION EDESIA. __ ,
*:. EBI6HT and AKSS4LD WISS
S3, casks SHEET zmO,
10 tons PIQ tin;.
13,500 Ibt. • QOPFSB BOTTOMS
S3 seta TDIKESS’ TOOLS SBd HACiiiNJHt
80 BRIGHT 02 aid COIL CHAINS,
LBO doa. AXES, _■
jjSO " BHO7ZLS, BP ADS and BCGOM.
30 toes 3AD SONS. ••
TUTTLE, HIBBAS9 ft CS..
oott-'OO-ly ' Corner of State and Lake sta.
Hats, caps and straw
GOODS. ‘
BATES, WILLIAMS & CO.,
39 A4l Lake Street, OMoago S9 ft 41.
HAOTrAOTUESE* ABI> DEALERS IN
Hats, Caps, and Straw Goods,
018 BPBIN6 STOCK
IS THE ÜBBEBT AID MOST COMPLETE
. la the city, which wo will sell at the
THEY LOWEST TRICES.
•yy INTER & SPRING TRADE.
Having completed the Removal of oar
Dry fieods Jobbing Department
SO EOS. 7* Aim 76 LAZE BXSBS,
i
We ere now malting additions of
fresh asd seasonable goods,
A&dtovttehaymtoezamlaetheeame. It 1* our aim
p meet the views of -
: ; SIB3E CASH MS SHBRT TIRE IDYEKS.
BOWKJST BBOTHERS.
■ Eaipoiten and Joblwru.
: fe»------ i
CONCESSION!
PEAKE, MARSH & DE LONS,
87 Lake St. - - 48 Wabash Ave,,
1 we h am
, Letermined npoa
CONCILIATION AND CONCESSION,
I io fa as they can be efiwsted by
Xjow
i We «haH offer AT WSO£ESAIiS throughout the
mfl. during'the present agitations ft neck of
Dry Good», Hoi»ery and-Hotiom,
*U*H«K», 8HLA?BlS8 AB9 REAL VALUE.
Tbeee are tones for
rather than. Jt^ord*,
ws have a rear.. ofjisrd^wor^
COTTOS
1861 - BPRIN G TRADE 1881
i- h-WH^wtaco,,
S3 aid 3S Lake rtreet, Chicago,
Manufachmeiv end Jbhbert of.
Ready Hade Clothing,
r, J . .. a*a Paalera la -
GENTLEMEN'S FURHISHIMB BOOOS,
' '
Trimmings, &c* 4c.
9tu stock is lar£Q and wed assorted, and will be Mid
At t|ie lowetl Prieei.
Bawsoii & Bartlett)
BOOTSANDSaOES,
flO. *3,..-LAKE, STSEBT-...—.C0
We would rcapactffiD? caD tfiajdtentlonof Ctt? and
Country Merchants to tfur extensive itockot Boot* and
I aioes. irtdsta we have nowtu stgrvsgd are daily re.
ftfttyißg.ftiom-ony factory- to -West.
whlchconalste or a fnllßS»artmßD.t of tkMeCelahraUd
Custom-Madepatoa Kip udStedflomWater Proof
] oots; together vrithaiailetoek of all styles of
NPWngo AJfDStnJEBCEB- GOODS.
erf the beet quality and manufacture, which veare pr«-.
pared to sell for CASH and prompt paying trade at
Boston and New York Jobbing Fiiett. _ . ... . ,
We ere Agents for the tale or MltcheirsPatent HetaL*
Bo YtpaooS and Shoes In all the States. ■ ■ ■
gARDWABK,...TIN PLATE
WILLIAMBLAIR&GO,,
176 Lake Street, Chicago.
Bavins received our Spring Stock, we offer
At the Very Slowest Blarkat Bates,
4,000 Boxes Tin Rate, dzes.
p'ppn Bdls. Sheet Iron. No. 16 to ho. 29.
6.W) Tbs. Copper Bottoms.
S.OQO lbs- Brazier's Copper.
BdlA Bright No. 0 to No. 20.
100 Gaaks Sheet Zina, assorted widths.
iffi 'i™*.
AQBSODLTURAL IMPLEMEMT3 of all descrip
tions at Factory price*. , ,
A complete assortment of Cutlery. Shelf Hardware.
Tinner's Tools. Japanned and Pressed Tin ware and
Tinners Goods of all descriptions upon as favorable
terms as the goods can he procured from any market.
•gn.Tiiv -PTfrp. --0.8. NELSON. O. W.BSLSSS.
• [splMHy]
The only house In the city selling -
Staple Agricultural Implements,
Ezeluaivaly at Wholesale.
GOODS FIRST RATE, PRICES LOW,
Dealers wifi note this on their memorandums and
Y-AMV gellmore & C 0. 9
JATOTS HABBISBraDHTG,!
Noe. 617 Chestnut said 614 Jayne Streets,
PHILABEtPHU,
. Have opened tbah Spring Importation of
SILK AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
Sims Goods in Great Variety,
WHITE OOODS, EMBROIDERIES, &a,
Which the? 'win aen at the LoweetEufarnPriees.
felfi-658-3m n*T.T, AKD SEE
JOBBEBB OF
Hnsarpaesodln
WL\)9lts3le Reuses.
METAI, WAREHOUSE,
Established in M 4.
W. H. KRETSINOEB,
7—South Water Street—ll7
(Btt'WXBST CLASS ABD DBABEOBH.)
can at
117.....50uth Water Strew 117
[sp&e46B-lm;
J> EAttSON <fc DANA,
49 -- a LAKE STREET - - • 49
Manufacturers and Jobbers In.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Have now br store a fan and Complete Stock, which*
will he offered at lenr prices for -cash or approved
credit, as our motto 1» , ’ ; - -
Dow. Rants and Small Profits.
apC-etaMm
JBUtal ®2Sarcso«se.
METALS,
Tinners’ Stock
SCALES.
VAHBSEVOOET,
DICKERSON & GO.,
Importers of*
TIN PLAT
And dealers In Tinner’s Stock,
METAL WAREHOUSE.
189 & 201 Bandolph Street 199 t 201
CHICAGO, ILL*
AGENTS FOR
Howe’s Improved Scales,
Also for saH
XIN PIiATE, SHEET IRON,
ZUffC,
TINNERS' TOBLS AND UECSmBB.
Japanned and Stamped Ware,
AXES, SHOVELS, SPADES,
Hoes, Bakes, Pick*, Bare, Hairow-
Xeetk Wedges and Sledges,
AGENTS FOB
Windup's Patent. Ventilating Be-
frigerator.
SAD IRONS
By the cask or box, superior to any la the market
TVS DEAL LAEGKLT IS
FENCE WIRE,
English and American.
CIRCULAR SAWS,
From the celebrated manufactory of
WHH-ET.Tm, MADDEN & CX.EHSEK,
MIDDLETOWN, N. T.
Full Stock of Circular, BHU, Crow Cut
and Bade Saws.
Saws made to Order.
WITH FIXTURES COMPLETE.
EVKET BAW W,
FACTION.
jy orders eoHdted £rcm desert Bad all partfaa
_
We oflOsr tb© above good* to the trad®
at the l«ovreet Market Price.
ViTOERVOOET, BICREBSO3 & CO,
199 & 201 Randolph ft.
[spS-e4®-lm
®entists',®ato?s.
■T - WAR3>;
-bk-ntist,
1 office—Boom Ko. 13 Portland Block, corner OfW&ioi,
iiigton and Dearborn streetßTCMcago. ep2o-e576-lm •
t>'EMOVED MUO NO, sSjOBt
JX CLARK STREET.—Dr, FULLER WffjTWW
temoTed--W» DentalOfficefrom ■S3 West - 4 J ‘‘ T
Randolph street to 84 Clark nreet, over lire. Hopson’s
hlflUnsir, at which piace-hd- has newly tarnished an
elegant, mlt of Booms adapted, to us nroiessional
wanta, and where be win be plcasedto ’ aeehlß former
patrons and such other rittr<mt as wish his professional
eerriee*. : •• • - - spirei-ly.
I Mpj man jam
**■?., ■tisT vartfs
IMUw* A'fWtenisTßr Swot, Oacaiflc.
gist east of Clark BaSfc
fa charge f-t* minnfMOrtt nf nasniw ,»WCT
.OTStaSDO.: - ’O-l*
jfarntg fot gale.
t ands eor sale. cheap.
(Haltfottria atOr scaft.
pO N T :E XPRE SSI
TS.V
TO SAN FRANCISCO.
LETTERS will be received at tlie office oftoe
United States Express Company,
CORKER OP CTARR AND LARR STREETS,
(ISO Lake and 20 Clark street*!
Which will be forwarded to couuect with the Pony
Express, leaving SL Joseph, Missouri, every
■WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY, AT 11 F. M.
TELEGRAMS
Sepfeto Fort Kearney on'the mornings of Monday and
Friday, will connect wltS the Pony, leafing St Joseph
Wednesdays and Saturdays
EXPRESS CHABQES:
letters we ehtos X oz. m nnder 1.......... SMI
The halfonnca letters will oe reduced to one dollar
after July Ist,
i* oil cases to be enclosed in CoTermnent
n lp aoQLvß.“Kt"-
JOKES & » CARTWRIGHT.
PIKE’S PEAK
TRANSPORTATION LINE
inKOM
LEAVENWORTH, [KANSAS,
DENVER AND MOUNTAIN CITY,
Id connection with theCblcago, Burlington * Quincy
Railroad Company who *te prepared to giro ttionca
Bills ol Lading from Chicago to Denver CiS and
Mountain City.
J. & C. baying been engaged In the transportation
business for several years, and transported a large
amount of freight to
REIVER CITY AIR THE fiBLO BE6IOR
During the past year, respectfully Inform their frlenda
and patrons that they expect to engage largely In the
business tire ensuing year, and will db prepared to
Transport any Amount of Freight
THiiT MAY OFFER,
From 0&6 Th/mnand to Five Thrmaand jp>^ T
AM freight bifig wtllbo require!to be settled'*>,„
date of shipment; o»caahwilibarequiredou f -wlnS
at point < f destination.
Our Agen'e *i»o in St, Joseph, St. Lou> ru>irt.»<%
Boston, New York and Cincinnati will gp ta H vaicsgo,
THROUGH BILLS OF LADING TO r.pnnm
Onr first, trains will start about
SOTH DAY OP ipblL,
Oraa sc*m before as tho'jTfaas on the Plains win a!-
Onr Venus ▼HI be ma<i^^ no - w - n application to
onr < Alice In LeaveawwU* or to tha offlcee of any of
our • iffents. J
rJ?/ Y ,°4 r ? t t 3 * a ?s^ jatrscts call WM. MARTIN - ,
St a « C - B -* 1 ■ 8- C»- foot
tohiS-cy.Mia JOSES & CARTWRIGHT.
Shippers.
gPECIAL KOTICS
1» SHIPPK3S.
Klchfg&s Sosthera eai SorShera
Ifidisna Railroad
EXPRESS FREIGHT LIMS
FOB TOLEDO, DETROIT, CLEVELAND.
BUFFALO. ALBANY. NEW YORK. BOSTON.
PITTSBirRQH, PHIIAPELPHiA
BALTZMOEB AND nrynrrj WAfiTKR* CITIES.
Ssth in the United States End Canada.
An Kxprras Freight Train will leave Chicago Station
corner of Clark ana Twelfth e treats, daily, at 11 o’clock
A A for the above places.
Shippers by this Line can rely on ha vine their cron
arty transported to its destination w.tn as QUICK
DESPATCH vidas rxw TBAxayxsa as by any ether
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 York without change
of Cars. ®
Bates at all timea as lowas by any other Une.
SF-Mark Freight designed for this Line, “YU
Michigan Southern Railroad Express Freight.”
Contracts given at the General Office. No. 68 South
Clark street, and at Chicago Station.
JNO. D. CAMPBELL,. H. H. POSTER,
Gen. Sup. Toledo. Act. Gen. Frit Ag't.
]a3»ly CHAS. M. GRAY. ContAgest
®il ffiSaerits.
BEDFORD OIL WORKS.
Tha subscriber! are manufacturing
SPERH OH,
FOR MACHINERY.
2Eosoa*a Head-Light OH and RTaaon’s
Car Box Oil.
Also, a Teqr superior
TANNERS’ AND HARNESS OIL.
And would invite all who de&ire a really nice article
to a trial of the same, with tne fall belief that no Oil
tan be found bearing any comparative value for either
light or machinery to theaa Oils, in reference either to
quality or price.
- We have a process by which all the fibrous andgmn
mey smbstonce In Fish OUs is precipitated, lading
them, oenectly pure and transparent. This prijeess
alsq lucrcaaea the booy or durable characters of the
Qu, thereby increasing the^wearing qualities. Anctter
auluablc quail tyla, it win stand a very low degree ct
temperature. The some Oil used for machinery is a
VERY SUPERIOR BURNING OIL.
civins a clear, brilliant light, which proves Its parity
and excellence.
Tbeaepns are sold tvnotoaaia «d Retail brP E
MEBKIHEW ft CO- at the stata
street, and by C. GOODWIN, ia.’ Sooth Water sfcwct
mhaX33i2m P. E. MEBKIHEW A CO.
YORK KEROSENE
OIL COMPACT,
At Prices to Command the Maiket!
KEROSENE ILLUMINATING OEL
PAF.AFFTVE ILLUMINATING OIL.
PETROLEUM ILLUMINATING OAL.
MACHINERY OILS.
DEPOT:
COZZENS ft CO., 89 Water street, Kew York.
apS-e433ui
JMPOETAKT, —Look in at
ITS BAHDOLFH STREET, C&ieacs,
And see how low they sell Olla, White Lead, Zinc,
PotQta, French and American GlasVVarnlahes and Ja
pans of all hinds; Alcohol, BornlcgFlold, Coal Ofla, o
bestuuaDty; Brashes, and all appertainingtothe trade
iaa?sl-ly THOa. R WOODfeCO.
iauttet ©oohs.
"DELTING, PACKING HOSE,
JD Ac. The patent solid
mC&NIZED UVBBEB BCLTISG,
Warranted to be the best in ose.
HOSE AND PACKING,
OP ALL SIZES.
LEATHER BELTING
AND
ZiJLOB LK AIH KBy
And all of
RUBBER KOODS.
JISO. B. IDESON * CO., Sole Agents,
apl-jC9-8m 115 Handolpb atraet. Slcgsbnry BloclL
(East Jntcel Dells.
jq’AYLOR & COMPANY’S
Oast Stool
CHUECH ASD FIRE ALARM BELLS.
We are prepared to fin orders tor there
CELEBRATED BELLS
At New Tort Pricey With Freight Added.
Erery Bell U WAERASTED (or one re”„Tl“ “J
and proper usage. If a bell should fcr.ak*fr«£ • IS?£
half price Is allowed la exchange tor a new one. ±or
full particular* send tor Circulars to
TUTTLE) TTTHBABP & CO.,
Agents and Importer* of Hardware and Tin-Plate,
mM4c2S4to 63. LAKE STREET, Chicago-
Ue Inbentors,
npO INVENTORS.-
Broadnax’ a gray,
•Patent Attorney* and Solicitor*,
Have opened an office la Chicago, where one of Ore
EXAMINATIONS, INFRINGEMENTS.,etc. AppU
catioos prepared and prosecuted upon a Cclstinqsnt
Fxk. Otat la No Paxkht No Pat. Iftne Inventorso do-,
glrea. Patent* obtained throegh this agency will b*
published in most of the leading bswepApnsa op th»
west runs op C&asgs. which c rings tne mveattov
directly before the public. AH professional bualnc*
transacted by members of the firm—sot bt beplot.
to) . Patents seemed la ell foreign countries. Advlea
gtyea, and circulars sens gratuitously.
TO GIVE SATIS*
OFFICSSi
CORNER SEVENTH AND T STREETS, directly op.
poelte the Patent Office, Washington, D. G.—ETe-'
iahliahedinisa.
UPTNE STREET, Oldtotom Houie, St Lonla,**.
P. O. Box 2SQ7—Estabjbned 18H.
LABMOIPB BLOCK, corner Clark and Washington
streetv CtlcagoTllL P. O. Box tti3-£sta&hshed
. 1n136U teZ^eOT-Sm
<gutt«, sit.
ZiUNS-!—GTJKSI!—GTJKSIU
•V*" finns. smea, Pistols; Colrt, a .
MIV Sharorfa. and avarr variety of
fxrtvar- -Bowie-Knives,, Tents. PlcKk ySUggy
Shovels,pass,GoldScalea»Bi*jjl?otßj4wa jmmigr r _
sQ ktade-oliamer** toolsTPyfder, w
trrvrr-trT-ltlijtl gtOgraily. - ■ r
lor«.Lonlaßhet. B<H« ..
■ird’a Parser. g-80. T. AB3ZY isa Laids-et. aegtr.
g>tesw : B£t gjtorSg.
Jl UGUST -SCHWARZ’S
BOSTON FANCY STEM DTE HOFSE,
153 mi-els street, second
sSst, and 73 Sontn Ctek street, oppeeßo «»
mittSd STaour tSde. As a practital and experfencSl
m-erhe la determln edcot to Be Burp*»ed by any eat&b-
H» prices am reasonable
iSclpIM to do tbe-bgt,worki to cnsuvr-. rs VOl
S£a Ills establishment t%j cbaapesL -; ap2tnc-3m
GLOVES, GLOYESI
Don’t forget to bnv yonrJHoresat BOWESTS, KO.SSI
Clark street (np-sta&i). The beet and cheapen Back.
skin and For, all sold lower than ever betore. ■
X. B.—Bowen is also Agent for the West of WDaon*l
»«r!n? Machine, the moSitoPlaaaa «w»^MCtlae
“s«iai4a, c^mduslu
piUCAGO AND MILWAUKEE
VJ railroad. •
For nnwan&ee. La Crosie. 9t* Fmixl
Oihkoah, Berlin, and ■ Interne*
dlate FolnUi
Or aad_ after Monday. April Sd. l«L Paasengsr
truns will leave the Depot, corner rf’WMsKlnxie and
streets (Saaaavi excepted), as follows i.
SA. if. and 9-00 P. SL, and arrive at Milwaukee
13-30 P. M, and 13-15 A. XL - .
720P Q Sl rtralll4rrf7es at Chicago at 3,-00 P. &an£
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leave*
CLlca 0 o at G-3S P, and arrives at Chicago atß-49
s.c.baldwts.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
X EAILROAD.
1881-~. Summer Arrangement....lßßl.
Oq and after Sunday, April u, :sr»i, trains v iu }oar«
the Great Central l>epot, .rets of Lake and Sonth
Waterstrceta:
&50 A. AL, (Sandals excepted,) arriving at DecUup
-24» P.H.Sprtß S fleld4:3oP.iL.St.Looia
3:50 P. iL, Cairo 10:15 P iU, Metnihla
9:30 A. M., (next day,) yew Orleans m tf
boors from Chicago.
f.. {Saturdays excepted) arriving at Decs tor
2:10 A. At, Springfield 430 A. il„ Quincy
10:30 A. St, tools 8:00 A. it, Cairo
10:15 A. M-Memphis 9 P.JL.aextday
Sfew Orleans in iH hoars from Chicago.
On Saturdays an Accommodation Train vrlll oeroa
as ar as Crhana, leaving at 6:50 P.M.
Through tickets, to ah Important points Sooth s«4
Southwest, for sale at the office c£ the Company La On
Great Central Depot.
HYDE PARK AND WOOD LAWX
Trains vrtil leave Chicago: wave Wood Lam;
liSJA.iL, fr.5A.iL,
2;« P. i£., lisA P. M-,
*:S P. S*„ SriO P. M,
6:l-i P. 31, StfP.SC,
ICrtfP. SL TrOP M.
w. R. ARTHUR, Gen, Snpt.
W. P. JQHysoy. Gen. Paaseager Agt.
6:30 P.
pHICAGO AND NORTHWEST
EF.X BAILWAT.
For Rockford, Beloit, Freeport, Jacwrllle, Galstttw
Madison. Prairie da Chlen. Fond da Lae, uehkoiZi,
Green Bay. Berlin. Bipon, La Crosse, St Pant Ac.
On and after Monday April £M, isgl. trains will leave
via:
Day Express 9.15 A.M.; TTi-ht Express. 9.1 S’*
Through to all the above points, and cona** *
both prairie duCblen and La Croa-e, vrit> .uttogaa
for St Panl. 4c. . „ • , - itcamars
Wax Parenscr 5.20 P. M,. for _ _ . .
Rockford. - Jaxsesvffl* and
Trains arrive 5.15 A. .15 A. M; 7 11,I 1 , if.
E. Db IVitt Bonnreo*. P -LAP. Snp*rtntendaa*>
"7— .en. Ticket Agent cci34y
1861*~ p -cffalo and
•• —ARE nCRuN RAILAVAT.—Shortest
and best r
Train lea* *> to Buffalo and other Eastern cltioa.
A- M- v -mg Chicago at SP. M„ Detroit « 8-55
10.3<* .rlrea at Bnualo at .V4O P. M.. Sew Torkat
Y«r* * tOßßoaton a; 2liO P.M-.coDnectmcwJth New
3- a Central at Buffalo and New York &Bi train*
.. olng East. Tickets via this Hoad can be obtained
•at th*= Union Depot. RS. CAHTfrS, Goal Manager.
A. FELL, Tramc Sup'C Buffalo. . mh2Tai.ly
1 Q/'t SPRING AND SUMMER
iOUl» ARSAiOEMEXr.
Michigan Southern & Lake Shore
RAILROAD.
On and after Sunday. April 14, an 4 until further no
tice, trains will leave Chicago ad fo liras:
Mail ant> Expssss ;
6-00 AM- Daily except Sunday, reaches Toleda
Mi old Line 4.33 t*. M,
SewYokkaxd Boston- Exponas:
8.00 A iL, Daily except Sunday, reaches Toleda
via Air I.lns at P. M.
Eabtxkx Expzkss:
8.00 P.M., Paily except Saturday,’reachesTola
do via Old Road at 4.50 A. M.
DeTSOTT r.XPBXSS;
6.00 A. M„ Daily except Sunday, reaches Detroit
via Old tine at fi.3o P. M.
8.00 P. M, Daily Saturday, readies Da.
trolt at T.’Ji A M.
PITTSDCnuH ASD PIUIAIrSLPIUA EXPEZSS VIA Toma.
DO AND CLETBUIJrD:
8-00 A iL,) Makes close connections at Clcra*
j land—time always as quick, and far#
8.00 P. iL, j fd-va} a as low oa any other route.
All the sbovo trains make regular connections to
Dunkirk. Buffalo, Niagara Palls, Aibanv, New Tort
Boston. Philadelphia, Baltimore, and all points East,
fcallshnry's Patent Dustars med on all trains
Luxurious new bleeping Coacncs, with all modera
Improvements used only on rMa and all connecting
roads.- •
Through Tickets can be obtained at the Company's
o?Pce, 38 Clark street, under the Sherman Kous*% <K
at the Depot corner ox Van Bures and Sherman sta.
. JOII* D. CAMPBELL, GEO. M. GItAT,
_GenT Supt., Ti.leuo, O.
PITTSBURGH, *T. WAYNE &
CHICAGO RAILROAD.
Passenger Trains leave the Depot, corner ol ila<fr
fan and canal streets, • ’hlcsgo daily at
sa.au Fort Wavne Accommodation.
a.x. except Sundays, and at
S P. except Saturdays.
FOB BOSTOS, SEW TOSS, PUIUDELPHU.
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON,
Harrisburg &. Pittsburgh
Also—FOß ALDAXF. BUFFALO'. prSKIKC
CLETiLAXD COLUMBUS. CLXCIU-
.ATI, DAYTON.
And all Intermediate .stations batween Chicago and
tiie cities above named.
Sleeping Cara on night trams and baggage by this
rente cnecied through U all Eastern Clues.
Tickets for sale at mo principal Ticket offices in the
West, at the Company'j’Otllce. comer of F oadolph and
Dearborn streets, and at ttis Colon Depot, Vfeat tilde,
Chicago.
D. W. BOSS, Weat’a Faia. Agent
B. F. PATRICK, Ticket Agent.
PJ-ALENA & CEICAGO US ION
\J RAILROAD Spbiss ApaAVOttwirsT. _
•On and aft-r Mordav, April nth. 1-til, tralna wffl
leave Wells street depot aa fo’low.*, Sundays exccptcm
9.15 A. iL and 9.15 P- M.. for Belvidcre, KokJonJ.
Freeport, Warrrn, Galena, Ouuluitb, Dubuque, and ig>
tsrmedlate points; 9.13 4. M. and 9.50 P M-. fbr
Dixon. Polo. Fulton, Cedar Rapids, and lotermed-ato
£oials; 4OOP. M.fjrElgin. BelTidsre.Rockford,and
iwnaeclate point*; 5.3 ft P. M-fer Geneva and Inter*
mediate p r >lo£s. Passengers for Beloit and Jaaesvula
will take the9.l3 A. >L train. Passengers for Crystal
Lake. McHenry, Richmond, Geneva Cake and Inter
mediate points, will take the 4.00 A. M. train.
Sleeping Can on night trains.
* ]-.. B. i ALCOTT. Gen. Sap t. _
G. M. WHEELF.R. Otn. Passenger Ag’t. Ijl
/CHICAGO & ROCK ISLAND
\J RAILROAD LlNE.—Passenger trains depart
from and arrive at Chicago aa lollops:
Davßx ressand Mail leave at 9.00 A iL, and arrive
at 8.3u P. H, Sundays excepted
Night Express leaves at 0.00 P. it, Saturdays «X*
ceptrd; arrive at 6-15 A. Mondays excepted.
Joliet Accommodation 5 09 P. M., Sundays except*
ed. JOHN F. TRACY, Sept.
W. L. St. Jogy, GeuT Agent. atf
Chicago, burlinutok *
quehct p.ailhoad.
rasseaser Trains leave and arrive Chicago «ww
:ews; Mall leaves a* -.13 a, at, (SandavaexcepteA
i arrives at «.oO p. a.. (Sundays escorted). ExwflK
saves as 8.45 p. u„ (Saturdays excited;: amtea a)
M 5 (Mondays eicc-?;6d, Aurora Accwnmodaao*
: eaves at 460 ?. u.. (Sunday* tiojotsdj; artivea M IwJt
t **®‘® Sw -“ K " 4i «. o.kuuwmw
ST. LOUIS, ALTOS' & CHICA
-1 go EAILEOAP. ,
W15T28 t-
The only direct routs to Hloomingloa, SprtngntlM
Alton and 3?. Loula, WITHOUT CHANGE OF CA2i
Tralns leave Chicago from TT :st Bide Colon Depot
as followa;
Car Express. Bight
Leave Chicago at....... Alsi.it. AflOF.lfc
Arrives? Joßrt 10:53 M
“ - Peoria , «•«».«.
• « Bloominstoo. hes M 13* ‘
•* “ Decatur fea ** . „
“ “ Springfield. 533 14
" " Jacksonr-He tW4 “
■ “ Alton 9:13 • - ,63- *
“ - 6t. Loafe 1063 “ JwO* "
Through trains arrtvs at Chicago at 5:80 f-Jt »hd M|
f.sl Joliet and Wilmington Acconunodßtiooieavi
Chicago as 4CO p. m. dally (axoept Sunday), arrrr* is
Elegant Sleeping Cars on all night train*.
CONNECTIONB—At Caanoa withL«!«aagort, Fa*
rls and Burlington Railroad tor Lcgansport, Feojifc
Galesburgand Burlington. AtB»owl th Lit
nols Central Railroad for Decatur. At Springfield wra
rest Western Bailrca-1 of Illinois for JMsapnvlDak
j spies and Quincy. Ai tt. Louie with Pacific
lor Jefferson City. Svracuse^eoratcvm.. Booartß*
Lexington, ladepcnSencSj Sana** City and
worth, witii Nortn Mfesocri Railroad raSt. ChartaL
Hudson and 8L Joseph and with iron Mountain Bs»
road for Pilot Knob and Southern MiaMurL wt& Baa.
read Lina of Steamer* on tha Mlaalsiippl fitver SK
Memphis, Vlciaburs and Naw Qt.~ear.s.
For through tickos apply at tha Company's OffiCß
e Dearborn Btr«t, onp&Mta Treseat Sonia, and m
the Depot. Canal street. _ ___
a B.
JOSEPH FRIGS. Trcaenrar. *ea
rpHE PEKIN SYLVANIA CEK-
I TEAL EAELBOAD.
MSSsDOUBLE TRACK.
The capacity of this Scad la now equal sc any hi MM .
M a»e Throosh Fanoogar Tnlm
Between Pittsburgh and Philadelphia, . ,
Gcnnecting direct In the Calon Depot, M -Plstabarn*
witn Ttroush Trulna from all Western Cldcs for Ph£l»« ..
i airida, New Yorfe. Boston. Baltimore and WaiMnatoß *
i ity: thus furnishing faeilltiea tor the transportation
©I Passengers onsurpasaed tor speed and ccmlOTtcy •
to Philadelphia
without change of care or conductors. ■ . :
Smoking Cara are attached, to each train; Woodrqaw
Sleeptug Cara to Sxprcs aad Fast Trains. Tha Sx* :
press runs daily, Mall aad FaacLloe Sundays except*
Ttoee dauytmnacczinectdirect for KewxeA. W< •
Fast Lino connect tor Baltimore and Waaiu .
Through Paeaenger Tralaa provldod with ;
bldge’s PuiM Braia—speed under perfect control •
SaEaginear, thus addinjmadhto the aatety ottrto «*
MThaiTT Trains between Philadelphia and NgW - k
York* two Daily.Train* between Sow York andßoMj
lon. ’Though Tickets, ail rail, are good or atshsr of_
ti ßoit > Tlcksn a to Boston are good via Norwich. Tatf
Bivcr, or ssoniagton Llnae. &<»too paasaagaratraaiS
fwreiifreoof chargothrocshNewYork.
Tickets may he obtained at any of the ImpoPtahl
BaEroad OSces In the West; also on board any oftiM
re>mlar Line of Steamers on the Mississippi or Ot» -
Eivcrfl: and at the ofiico of Uia Company laßoatoa. •
New York, Baltimore, cr Philadelphia.
STTaxa Anwarsas Lew atd Ton xs Qsaez id
C* A3T CT2B2 SOOTS.
ASK FOB TICKETS BY PITTSBURGH.
Tha completion of the Western connections of tM
Pennsylvania Railroad makes this tha ;
DLaSGT LINS BETWEEN LHE EAST AND TBSj . ’
SKLAT WEST. „ •
The ccnnectiag of tracks by the RailroadßridfftM
Plttshurzh. avoiding all drayage or ferriage of Freight
tegethsr with the saving ofuma, are advantage*tMdU p
ly appreciated by Shippers cf rreiglit, tndlha TroveX*
For FrSibt Ccntractc and ShippiagDJxecttona, aaplF
to or address either of the toHowing Ageata or tag'
Company:
D. A. STEW AST. Pittsburgh:
H. S. Fierce A Co., ZaaeavUle, O.; J. J. JohaaMu
Blpley.Ojß, McNeeley, MaysvCle, Ky.; Onnsby#
Cropper, Pcrtamouth, O.; Paddock b Co., Jefferson- ••
vGie, ino.: H. W. Brown A Co., Ctnc&aaa; Athen Mi
Kmbert Cincinnati; R, C. Meldrqm. Madison. Ind,
Jo*. E, Moore; Louisville; P. G. O’ifltey* Svaa*
vlile, Ind.; N. W. Graham A Ca., Cairo, III.; B. F»
Baea, Shsler & Glass, St. Louis; JohnH. Harris, Nash- j
villa, Tean,; Kanja A Tana.; Qarka .
A Co.. Chicago; w, H. jk Soonts. Alton, 111.: ■
aadlSennspotnia in tag :
Tk9 Greatest Taiuifeg offered ftr.tto
toa u4-Speed! Transportstioa ex -
Live Stock. , ... ..
And good accommcdattona with meal pp*Lfl|»«.-
JOTKca in'-pfgiagTO* -.a;
‘SSS I
or MlasonrL by rSlroad direct, -
Tha PcnaiAvanla Railroad also connects at Ttttt»
- hnrvh by which Goods can be forward* ‘
«d to aav nor; on the Ohio. Muaklagnm, Kentucky,
OUaoiAMbUd. WhCMw^t
ain Hiascuri. Kansas, irsaraae ana Ken svers; «n»
' atCiovelftncL Saudasky and Chicago withSWaxaer to
all Porta on the Northwestern Lake*. .
Harchar. ta and Shippers entrusting xhctracaporwial .
of thdr freights to tS Company, can rely with ccna<
d Ths mra and from any poinl *
-
particular %o mark packages
MBfflßgfi#s»*aws
--
"IfICHIG-AK CENTRAL -AND
iXL GKSAT WSSI23H fCASADA} RAILWAYS* j
TSliitc? imsueiaestst
TrainaleaTS u-3 QrsttCentra! De.c Hoot oJIAiA-'
• street. Chicago:
IC3I. sf.—Ll*atalns Express (Snndsyi «espt»fc>-~
; arriTSatZJeSPQlt&iS r. jt-SaspenSOTßildXi:
5.00 i. *t; Albany ssjo p. x; I»aw York *£*#,
„ r. i»4 Boston jfcOO night. _ •* «>
BJojr,»,—New Tcrk azßTTtotoir Bipwak C««£S
• •i—- • fistordagr) arrive at Detroit A3ftAifoSjfc
■ •■■■■
aja t. J atrccjll,,
100,- 'J
to KEoTwEdaiO
-
Sss^asfiSSiWfeS^'ft*!
iblre and Mem*. ”• • v* ■ - • . . j
corner Lake and Dearwsn streets, sail at “♦
dsroi toot ot Ltia d=M‘j r _ RJC2. aßMdot.^ioV
1 e a BiWnr.6«llTilittal
Superintendent.
Gen’l Western

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