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fecial Caution to Druggists.—Beware OCcomkeifdt “Mexican Mustang liniment” The genuine to wrapped in flue stool plate engraving*, with the words ‘*Mexic*>- MrtTasto Liyiarr>T~ In & circle surrounding a burning volcano, &c., and “D. 8. s*mea ’’ blown in the bottle. There has licen offered for sale hr one John D. Park, an article In general design qoite the safes, bat exe <«trted on common stone plate, with the words ** A_ G. Brant * Cc.” in tte top or the circle, the word •' Mori can, underneath, email and obscured by tfce smote of the volcano. and the proprietor's name, D. £, Baines, omitted ttom the boltls. To manufacture or seila-notaicrfclttrsdcmarkis a criminal offence, end the undersigned will .-.trlctly en force i.l? rights clTiiiT ar.d crkr.inakv. Info mntion in regard tothewbeiraiwulucf the said couiiicrfeit Lini ment will bcthantra’lvreccived, D. mh2i-ntls-liajcw.tr.4tw Ko.2U2Broadway, N.T. CATARRH 11 V/ CATAEHHUI DB. SEELYFB LIOHIO CATARRH REKEDT, ’WAMuyiEg to be a core cure lor CATARRH or COLD IN THE HEAD, Oil HcsDMim TEecu:o> person* die yearly la cuts Country of ConsaranUoa. Every physician knows chut; with fully two-thirds of this number. the disease first commenced a? B CATARRH IN TOE NOSE. The next ?t**p being to the threat and bronchial tube?, sad lastlv. the lunge. I: *.s raster to care Catarrh than Consumption, and by curing the first we prevent the isuer. Poisons shonid understand that the belter way to cure Consumption is to prevent It. The symptoms of Cattarrh as they generally appear an? st first very slight. Persons Cod they have a cold, and find that they Esve frequent attacks. and are more to the changes of temperature. In This con dition, the nose may he dry, or a ElluLl discharge, thin and acrid, afterwards becoming thick and adhesive. As the disease becomes chronic the discharges sre in creased in nnantitv and changed In qcfilltv; they arc new thick and heavy, end are either po ; rid of by mow ing the noss, or else they fslllcto the threat, and are hawked or coughed off. The secretions are offensive, causing a bad breath; the voice is thick and nasal ; the eyes are weak; the sense of smell Is lessened or de fttroved; deaincss frequently takes nlace. Another common and important symptom of Catarrh Is, that Ujc person 's obliged to clesr his throat In the morning Of a thick or shmv mn.-or-S. which has fallen down from the bead during ike night. When this takes place, the rtrpoi; ic<!' be taru that his dlsea-r: Is on Its way to the lungs. anrVnould lose no lime 1;. arresting it. The above art the pvm.DV;xs of Catarrh as they appear la differ* Cl rwa.’ * _ . _ Bv the aid of the L'lQl'li) CA i Ar.n.-i REMEDY, all *l.c*e syreptoms cas ce quickly tad effcutuaiiv re moved. And I have enfflevnr cor.r-lcr-ee In the ueme* dy to assure all who are disposed tv teat its virtues in ■curing Catarrh, that if niter the trial of the Remedy for one month, no benefit Is received, the amount wIM be returned. Frlc* of the Catanb Remedy. T2.‘JC—-nifident for use one mouth, ■with, full end deaf directions. Ofiice. 182 South, Clark Street, (Up-S^airs. l Adores# In. I>. If. SVELTE, fort OJ2.ce Box i£U Chicago, Hi. del-b€SS-T»m For the cheapest aurl best Hair Jewelry. VTlr*, Brwlfie, Cans. Frizzcts, ctc_ geioi OHSWALDT. IDG Lake street, and examine those von* flerfal productions of art. Ko scrutiny detect the artificial Iron the. natural when adiusted to the head. His Hair Jewelry contains always the newest Paris ftyle*. All articles will Eire entire satisfaction. ocDi’ol-ly thyself: Dr. *T- K. McCAI^N, PHYSICIAN AN© SURGKON, detects to * certainty the true condition and lowd-tv of dlsea-Oc. by a simple end pcientiSc method. without as-ung any questions. Disensrs of the Throat and Luncs treated bv Medical Inhalation and Constitutional treatment. Diseases of tie Heart, of the Stomach, of the Liver. KHncva, Dro> ft. sl Vitus* Dance, Cancers, chronic Ulcers, Ithenma- Ssm.Ncnralcia,Paralysis. Vistula. Spasms, Fits. Dis ease? of the Eve nnd Far, Seminal Weakness, skin Dig casok. J'nptnre, D’arrlusa, In short, all cu-sbls dis eases of leap standing cured in the shortest possible hme. We srenot a** cure-all” doclor.Raa will undor take no case wlthont & air prospect of recovery. Female Diseases, Slc,, Such as Suppressions, Irrecular.tlcn, Fulling of the Womb. Tumor*. «II Urinary' Diseases. Kervcua'Debilltr. Painful or Difllcult Menstruation, Barrenness. &c„ will be speedily run.-d, wiMiout poisoueuw dregs, injurious or unpslat able medicines of anv kind. Have no deli cacy in calliun. no difference wr.at your troupes may t>«. The aSicted are cordially Invited to snd eat 2*iy themselves. rozLsnltatioiiß and Examinations Free of Charge, AH communications strictly confidential. OEcs In be Street Railroad Bull dins, corner of State and Ban lolph street*. Office hours from RA. M. till 9P. M. Address J. H. McCANN, iL D_ Chicago. lIL Letters So my address. Incloelne a stamp, wjll receive prompt attention, or for two stamps I wia send a pamphlet tree. seis-wly Impostaiitto Females.—Dr Cheese man’s lulls. The combination of ingredients its these Fins are the result of a long andcxiemdvt: practice. Tl:cv ans mild In their operation, and certain m correcUn g all irregu larities. Painful Menstruations, removing all obstruo tlons.wbotbcrfrom cold orcitherwsMft. heaiuiJChe. pala in the cldc ivilpHutiou or tin- li> art, u bites, all nervous affections, hysterics, fatigue. pain in the back and llmbe, &c_ disturbed eleep. which arise from Interrup tion olr.ature. X>B. CHEESEMAN’S PILLS va the commencement ot a ne®- era in »bu treatment of these liTCu’-biritics nod obstruction* which have ■consigned eofcnicoy tu a premature oeave, No female -can enjoy good health unless she is regular, aud when ■evtr an obstruction take? place the general health be gins to decline. UR. CHEESEHAVS PILLS ere the mo-t effectual rrinedj ever known lor all com plaints jun-nhur lo Females. To all claa*es taev are invaluable, inducing, with oeetaintt. PEurcniCiX EEGTUjutt. They ar« known to thousands who bar# used them at different pr-riods throughout the roactrv, having the sanction ofsomco: the most zatx es t Phvs iriANMN Amkbk a. Explicitnmrenoys stating when- they snornn SOT BE CrED, W'tt each BOX—tb« PIUCE OSZ DoLLiB m Box, containing from PO to CO Pul®. PUiaeftnt by mail promptly bv rcmlUlngtothe Agent 25 Luke street. toLt by DnuciitSTa genee-U-LT. ty Bold in Chicago at manolactors prices by LORD & SMITH. Dr. franklin chavett’s UTERINE COKIiIAL IB WABEANTED TO CURE all ronns of Utehins Disease, or the MONET will be EEFT. MfED. Satisfactory references can be seen at his ofiice, D 2 West- Van Lurcn street Consnltatiou free. P. O. Box 525. Dr. C. has practiced medicine for 29 years, fmir of ahlch have been In th'.t. ctiy. fce-KS^-m i&ebiciuaL HELMS OLD’ f? %mmm preparations. SELHBCLD’S KELMBOLITS EKLHDOLD*S EXTRACT BUCHD, THE, GREAT DIURETIC. A POSITIVE A2TD SPECIFIC EEMEST FOE DISEASES OF TUB BLADDER, KIDNEYS, GRAVEL, DF.OrST, AND ALL DISEASES ABISING FEOlf HABITS OF DISSIPATION, EXCESSES AND HCPBUDENCB6 IK LIFE. HKPUBETiEE OF THE BLOOD, Ac® NSEYOUS DISEASE&. CONSUMPTION, SPILKPTIC FITS, LANGOUR, gymsBSAL LissrrcDg of the htscul&s SI’STEB. DIMNESS OF VISION, INSANITY, PALLID COUNTENANCE. 50UB STOMACH, SICS ESABACUS. HECTIC FLUSH awn FOE ENFEEBLED AND DELICATE CON STITUTIONS OF BO E SEXES. DELMBOLD’S EXTRACT BUSHii, NO FAMILY BBOULD BB WITHOUT IT PHASMACT OD CHEMISTRY, FEZSCEIBKP aSTD ÜBTO BT EMINENT PHYSICIANS, BEZiirfBOLD’S EXTRACT BUCHC 35 plcaeant In Its taste odor, immediate ta Its action, and free from kU inninoas properties. Cores at tittle expense. LITTLE OR hO CHANGE IN DIET. Price ONE DOLLAR per wue. or Six for STVB DOLLARS, delivered initial, hotel, post, express oEce or store. Describe Symptoms il air Cummtmic&t£Gns t hklmbolits GENUINE PREPARATION?. EXTKari BncHD, EiTKAOT SARSAPARILLA. purer claws, Pixafk Kfrncx.-We malm no secret of Itgredlcrtf. The? »rr by a competent Drug giat and ere of the be?’ aca ; itv HZLKBOLD’S HENUTHR pjREPASATIOSB PKCPA.U*3> VAT7TO. BT SU T. EELMBOLD, PRACTICAL AND ANALYTICAL CHEMIST Depot—l9J Route Tenth eti, Philadelphia, Pa SOLD ST LOBS * SMITH, Whekfc>Je Drasrlsts, 23 late SU, Chicago Agents for the State of Rllnoia. Alio, by all respect* - hie Druggiste Ash for Helxnboid’e—Take no other* nolS-bSSMiIE iEacijinerjv A G L E WORKS Manufacturing Company, DO TOU 'WAFT ffTEABf ENGINES OR BOILERS, PATENT SUGAR CANE MILLS, PATENT STEAM COIL EVAPORATORS PATENT FLUE EVAPORATORS, PATENT STAMP VTT.T.S, Fike’s Peak or lake Superior. kk.wiii FOR dlkiinr.t'na^ With Cati and Duhctiptioafl. Prices, etc, etc. Saw Mills, Flouring Mills, An 9 Machinery of all description. SEND FOR CIRCULARS. P. W. GATES, President, CHICAGO ILIu BT.B.—Agents wanted everywhere. IbZ&nUMjdaw |3lumtung. D. McFAKLANB’S Sas, Steam Fitting ana PIQMBINB ESTABLISHMENT 64 Lasalle Street, CUeagfe sum xz cas nmEg iso ieoh feksttcss. Practical Plumber, aas naxTTuncax* or All kinds ofsteam Wortr. TO- TBS TBAl^, - Tha Trade eußphed won toeis and ererr ertkdß la be Gaa, Eteaa EtttSag tad Plmawn* bsdim rT ftil****lff WMringrtflnrtftfirt*. jar~Tifftaufactory,ifr7 and IB Esc Washharton street. Ismiee jfurnisiitng. GREAT CARPET HALL Hollister & Wilkins, 135 Al3? - - LAKE STREET - • 135 & 13? [Up-States.] The Best Goods at Low Prices. CARPETINGS, Hr vc on hand and offer for sale, of their own Importa tion and of the best domestic manufacture, the largest nnd pest assortment in the Northwest of Medallion, Wilton. Velvet, Brussels, Tapeatry, Turea-Ply. Super fine Ingrain. Extra Fine Ingrain, Cotton and Wool In gram, tvool Butch. Scotch Hemp?, Felt Venetian, Ta pe-tin-, Ingrain, Body Brussels and btalr Carpetings, all oxtne greatest variety; comprising the latest, best ace most oeslraWe assortment ever oefire open id in Chicago, and which they offer at the lowest possible prtc<fc. OIL CLOTHS, Of these we offer a large and unrivalled assortment, either as regards quality, style or price; Euglhh and American manufacture, in widtes cl one yard, omsand d liolf yards and two yards wide, al prices from three • hllllngt to six sbUlingß per yard. Also, Fcaw Sacet Oil Cioths. twelve feet, elehieen feet and twentj-fonr Jett wide, at prices from four to ten shillings per yard. Abo—Table Oil Clolha In patterns and by the yard, and Stair Oil Cloths in great variety. ITTK .11 Cocos Mattings for Ofll ’-es. Chnrcbes. 7 cstibu-ea. &cu in all widths, from one-half to two yards wide; Canton Straw Malting, both whit*-, and checked.OLe,one-and-a quarter and onc-and-a-balf yards Wide; Mosaic, Velvet, Bmp els and Tufted Engs, Coco* Ju*e,M nilla, Brush. Skeleton, Adelaide and Sheep-Skin Mata CURTAIN GOODS, French Brocaicllc. Satin BcLnlncs, French Printed LasUnrF, Her?, Cloth, Dau-ask and Moreens, Embroi dered Lace Curtains, in pairs an * by the yard. Embroi dered Muslin Curtains, and by the vard; Comice*, in wood, braes or >ilt, Gilt Curtain Banda and Pins. Centre Tassels. Loops. Drapery Cords Gimp Bands. Curtain Gimps, ellk Bordering. Curtain. Linens, and all kinds of Trimmings ncrestary for Curtains. Window Shades la eold borders. Dry and OQ Painted Shades. White Bull, Gr»ei> and Blue Shade Hollands in all widths, tojethcr wltnjiriiy’f Patent Spring Fixtures. Balance Fixtures. Putnam's Chamberlin's and Feudulmr Fixtures. Brass and Bronze Roller-Ends, Back PoTev* and Brackets, Shade Cord* and Tassels. FURNISHING GOODS. Table Linens In patterns and by the yard. Linen Kap- Lmcn aad Cotton Sheeting* of all widths, Linen and Cotton Pillow-Cas ing*. Ttwels, crash, Pleno and Table Covers, embrol dcred. printed and Furniture Chintz, toge ther with a large efeortment of Fringes, Picture Cords and Tassels. UPHOLSTERY GOODS Spring Beds, Gftlr, Cotton, Sea-Grass, Excelsior ani MnnshKinwi 5, Feather Bed?, Bolßtcrs and Pillows, Blankets. icUlhs Sheet®. Pillow Cases. Lounges. Foot Stools. DOlisri Clc-th®. Enameled Cloths, Carled Hair cf various grades, Moss and Exceisior hy the bale, Sca- Graes. Eprinra. Webbing. Bed Late. Mattress Tulls and Tnincs for I phcUUrers* use. 1-rime JLire Geese Feathers. HollMer k Wilkins 9 GREAT CARPET HALL, IS & 137 Lake street, (ap-stalrs.) 135 & 157 GREAT BARGAINS IN CLOTHIfySG. G. T. BELDING & CO.. 100 aud 102 Bandolpli Street. Our stock of SPRING CLOTHING la now fall and complete, compris’ng a Great variety of Spring Overcoat*. Bnalness Salts of all Grades. Black Saits, from Com* monto the VERY BEST. Blac Nonpareil Suits, Fancy Cassimerc Tests and Pants, AH of which arc New, and Desirable, and gotten up expressly lor tills market TOE STYLE AUD DUE ABILITY Of manufacture, we Defy Competition', promising Ukepoum Prices, and always selling AS LOW AS TAB LOWEST. Also, a large assortment of Gents’ Furnishing Goods. A fun line of English H.» lf Hose and Alexastuie’s Kim. 100 ANI> 102 BANDOLPH STREET, Opposite Mattcson House. C.T. BELDINC & CO. sp2l pK9-2w IHfrdjant Sailors. Dealers In every variety of RENTS FOBNISHINB GOODS, 8 TREMOHT BLOCK, Dearborn street Chicago, Have just received their Spring stock of new and de sirable goods. GOLDEN HILL SHIRTS. We also manufacture Shirts to order, and WAEEAST A FIT IS ALL GASES. tapmaS-SaC- J] BURWELL, "hebghawt tailor, No. S Tremont Block., Dearborn, street. Is cow receiving a veil assorted stock of C lotus, CiesntxuZß, Vxamroß and Coattnop, for Spring W ear, which will be tc ade op to order in the most ap proved style and at the lowest cash prices. H- BTC WELL, apvcM2-2m Ko.S Tremont Block. Dearborn stree NKISVOUSNES3, PRINCE & GO’S MELODEONS. Warranted tor Fire Years, The oldest eatabUshTrent lathe United Slates, em ploy men, and finistlDgSOioslnimtntsper week. Sjmnf.utory, cor. of Maryland & Slagara Sts., WHOLESALE DEPOTS. P7 Fulton street. 43 Lake street, WHOLESALE AGENTS. Henry Tolman & Co W.F. Coiborn Palmer & Weber.... James Beliak A.Couse Ph. P. Weritla A & S. Nordhtimer. Persons nnacqnaintcd with the Malodcon and Its hb-lory, wtll bear m mind that we are the pioneers and Uudlnfe. manalactums. not on-y in the united States, but in the world. We commcncea the maauiaciura of Mclodconiln the tali ot tae tear IS>7. and since that time have finished an i sold TWENTY-iEVEN THOU- BaNDS Ttcie Irstrmrents are now In use mostly in the United States and Canada, but also in Europe, Asia, Africa. South Araerlu. and tte We*t Indies and trom all these quarters we bare tne most Satterine tes timonials of tte hish estimation In which they are held. At all Industrial Exhibitions th«f have invariably been awarded the Highest Premium whenever exhibited In competition with others* We than tale pleasure In forwarding by null (at our own expente) our Illustrated Catalogue, la which eve ry )nrtrumei>c we manufacture is tour c escribed, and by elegant engravings. All Meioc eons of our manmactuie. either sold by us or aealtrs in any part of me United States or Canada, are warranted to be periect In every respect, and should any repairs be necessary before the expiration cf Dtp years trom date ol sale, we hold oursek ■ rcadT and wiilirg to make the «»me fro« of charge, profiled the injury u not caused by accident or design. Agents for the «a t e of onr Melodcons may be found in a-.i the principal towns af the United States and Canada. Address either GEO. A. PRINCE & CO, Buffalo, N. Y. GEO. A. PRINCE & CO., 87 Falton st., N. Y GEO. A. PRINCE & C 0.,43 Lake st, Chicago. Or either of the shore wholesale agents. apls-p3lt y 82aonbcn & aSHilloto ffiSlate. gARNUM BROTHERS, Its CHICAGO, ab» Importers and Wholesale Dealer* In TOYS AND FANCY 800DS, WILLOW CABS, Glgt, OarriagM, dec., Bas kets, Bird Cases, PEG TOPS, MARBLES AND ALLIES, And a and varied nock of TAIVKEE NOTIONS, To which the attention ot SUTLERS Is respectfully solicited. Our BPBUiS STOCK, la now opeu and very complete. BusKsnuzisiii 138 LAKE STREET. Jet. Oarii»«a martin «t«. grEAD Q CARTERS WQODEH AND WILLOW WARE. (ihfldrapig Spring Glgit u Willow Cabs. . h gl&t Gabs. « WUlew Cradles. h WUlow.Ctaatrs* I senbettee roods at lower fletrrea than can betonad. to the western country. NATBARXBIi WHITE, 05 SOUTH WATER STREET, CoaUatiMtol O F [ap2l-p313-2mj (Clod) in g.’ jadoheons. laiPBOVEO BUFFALO, N. Y. .New Tot k. .Chicago, . .Boston, Maas. ...Cinclnnsti,o. ..8L Locus Mo. ...Philadelphia. ..Detroit, Mich* ...New Orleans. .Toronto, C. W, ®i]K Cnimne* ■MONDAY. APHIL 26,1850. LIST OF LETTERS Remaining uncalled for in the Chicago Post Office. LADIES* LIST. Anderson Ellen mrs Armstrong Helen mrs Alleetm Jane mra Avery S 51 mrs Amc*a S A miss Atwood Kate mrs Ay:s-it Adeline Lmise Avery Charlotte miss As-selfort Mary miss Bell Mary mre Bordman Olive mrs Bali ard E A mrs Brooker Be inda A mrs Banks Wary miss Brewster Mary mrs Babcock Battle Br pby Bridget miss Balcy Ann mrs Brush EnmiiTil mre Barton Sarah mrs ‘ Boos An a mrs Barnard AUca L miss Bryant S W mre Barclay Fanny 31 mre Bray Margaret miss Barth Eta miss Browning Eliza mre Barret Sarah miss Bristol Sarah O mre Barns Van- K miss Brown Mary Jans miss 2 Barclay Lizzie G mre Brown Margaret mr? 2 Beatly Elizabeth mre Brown Percls M mrs Bennett A L mrs Brown Lizey miss Bean* Mary A mre Brown Mary mre Bears Lizzie mrs Brown Mary miss Bcali Effie G miss Butterfield‘Sarah mrs Elancy Rosetta miss Buckner Emma miss Blowney Lorina mrs Bosh Sarah M mrs Black W F mrs Barzess Jessie A miss Blacksley Alvin mre Butler Henry H mrs Bingham Mary mre Barton Anna E mrs mre Burgess Francis Emiss Bond A L mrs Buckley Allen mrs Brown Floral miss Buebßmrs Burnett Fanny mre BolUs E A mrs Bnyes Anna miss B:-jce B B miss Bonner Wo mrs Bntler Charles D mrs Border Sophia A mrs Burns Ellen Louise miss Boalch Harriet mrs Burk miss CadyCharity miss Clark Mary mrs Campliell Sarah mre Clark Ellen or £ C mrs Campbell Jolla A miss Clark Fanny mre Calkins C lara L miss Coles mre Campbell D mre Colvin M A miss Cahill Margret mrs Collins Eliza L miss Cameron M miss Coe Julia A miss Carey Bell miss Colvcr Sarah F mre Caton Mary mre Conran Eliza mre Carr Elizabeth miss Cook Laura E miss Cass Rachel A mrs Cooper Hester A mrs Ccnck Jane Lonisc mrs Connors Mary miss Carey Jane miss Cook Harriet A mre Carpenter Hat miss Coagbliu Ket mrs Carpenter Lizzie C mrs Connell Marie mre CarpcutorMary Cowrcy Cinthia A mrs Clough Eobt mrs Conlon Catharine mias C levcland Anna miss Connor Catliarine miss C lifford John mrs Cook Mary mrs Clemmons W A mrs Croghan Hattie miss 3 Clemment S A mrs Crawford Susan miss Clifford Catharine mrs Cony mrs Clarkson A or Mary mrsCnlp Mary miss Clark S C mrs Cummings Johanna D Danforth Susan L mrs D clarity Mary mrs Uav.-cou Elizabeth miss Dow Henry mrs Day Margaret Jane mrs Dodd Lizzie miss Bake Mary E mrs Downey Manrrct miss Davidson Julia mrs Driggs Ann Eliza miss Daley Eliza mrs DohmMarv Amiss Davis Wm mrs Donshoe Edward mrs Dt*y Nathan mt s Dubois Catharine Dcley Ellen miss Dnffcy CathatinoTnlsß Davis Cupeling mrs Donne Eliza A mrs Decreet Mary miss Donne Elizabeth, miss DeLcacy Ellen mies Edwards Mary jure Ennis Teresa miss Eden Mary Jane miss Engel Anna miss F Fanning Elizabeth miss Foster A A mrs Ferguson Sarah miss Forsaith Elizabeth mrs Farrelly Catherine miss Folm Eliza mrs Farnain Ann S mrs Fox Lmrs Furguton Emma miss Frost Jane mrs Freely fatherina miss Frost Wm F mrs Fitzgerald Ann mrs Frazier ilary mrs Filcon Bridget mrs G Gallagher Ellen T miss Goodspecd mrs 2 Gamble Martha miss Graves Judaon mrs Gannon Annie miss Grinton Josephine miss Gilbert Caroline mrs Gabbins mrs Gibbs Amelia mrs Granger Susan B mrs Gilbert J Lmrs Grey Marlon E miss Gnbbins G mra Grow Octave miss Gibe Caroline miss Graham Susan mrs Gilmore Warren mrs Gurnee Fannie miss Glee»on Ellen mra Gray Susan miss Glojd J B mrs Grannon Catherine mrs Goodrich KM mrs Gray P Lints Goins Ann mrs Grav Leonora miss H Hackelt Kate miss Hicke Capt mra Hammond Geo C mrs Hickey Honors mrs Hallcck M F roies Hodges E E mrs * Haikin Sarah M mrs Hoffman John mrs Hall Kosa miss Houlihan Calh miss Bart Harriet J miss Hotchkiss H B mre Hardy Hannah mra Hupper John mrs Harvey Sue miss Holden Jane mrs Harmon Mary Jose miss Hurley Mary J miss Hayes S J mrs Huntoon Wm F mrs Hayes Hannah miss Hnrburt M L miss Hastings Carrey mrs Hughes Agnes miss Beeler'“Gertrude mrs Byatt Julia D mra Himc Louise Ecwes Khoda Jane miss Higgins Allen mrs Irving Elizabeth F mra Ibbotsou Mary J Jackton Ann Maria mrs Johnson Martha mra Jackson Johanna miss Johnson Anna Q miss Jones Mary Jauo Johnson Caroline miss Johnson Peter D mrs Johnson Katy miss Johnson Louise M mre Jonrdan Susan E miss Johnson Annie miss K Kelly Julia miss Knapp Henrietta miss Kerucv Uunora miss Klmoark K L mrs Kelley Marcia L Knight Wm P mrs Kelly* Francis mrs Kiytncr Katie mrs Kelly Thomas mrs Kiekland Sarah E miss | Kendall Nellie D miss Klnne Mary A mrs 1 Kellogg Laura A miss LaPior Sarah E mrs Leaden Roser miss Langdon Keltic H miss Leddcn Mary mrs Lawton Gertrude miss Long Ellen miss Lnnaran Margret miss London Winfred miss Lewis Jinnle miss Luthere Deborah mrs Leeland Gardner mra Ludlow Elizabeth mrs Lino Mary mrs: Lynde mra Leonard Uanora miss Lyon? Joseph M mrs Lincll Mary zurs Lynch D mrs Me McClellan Bose McGinnis W mrs McAf-c < athcriuc McGinnis N A miss Mc= 'ollfi’mrs McLane D S mrs Me* levy Anna miss Mclntyre Mary McCrearh Cathcriucmi-sMcKnight Marv S miss McCarthy Catherine McLaughlin Ellen mra Mcßride Hannah mra McKnight Mary G miss McDonnell Lydia McMahon Harriet A mrs Mcuniib Allen miss McNair Julie W mrs McGrowmg mias McShca Margret mrs BE Mulin Mary miss Mears Cornelia miss 2 Mahon Ann Mills Stephen H mre Mahon Maggie miss Mills Phebc mra Mara mrs Myles Bridget mrs Marlin Lizzie miss Minton Annie miss Mathers Augusta mrs . Miller Maggie miss Mathews Kate E miss Miller Mary miss Mason Isabella miss Kontasuc Cathrlnc Maxwell Amelia miss Morse Mary EM D Mathews Mary Moran Anna miss Marshall James mrs Morgan Sarah mra Marguerat D mrs Mostly George B mrs Mears Cornelia miss Murray Mary miss Merritt E A mrs Mcyrcs T E mrs Merriam Susan P mrs Myers Anna miss Meiers Magdelena Mullan M miss Merio E J mi?s Murphy Mary miss Mcckcns Jane miss Noble J mrs North Ann mre Necr Elizabethmlss O. O’Rielly Ann I) mrs Oebanfl E D mrs O’Rielly Catherine miss Oliver Henry F mrs O’BryanMary miss Otto Emma miss O'Malley Meary miss O’Donel Ellen miss Orbin Marian mrs O’Neill Mary miss O’Coruior Marianna miss P. 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No 9, Lannon, Block, 2....Newfoundland Puns, 119 Sti Water St •. -Captain of the Schoon er Imperial—Room No 3, corner Randolph & Dearborn St Pro Empire Mills ..80x273 ... Florence Sewing Machine Co ...Firelnsurance Agency3,D V, up stairs ..G W B ...New Eng land Mill 147 West Lake St—Bos 4*212. Persons wishing drop letters advertised must affix a 8 cent stamp. Office open from Ist May to let November, daily (except Sunday), from 7a. ts. till Bp. w. On Sunday from 8 till 10K a. m. From November Ist till May Ist, from Ba. b. till Br. m., daily (except Sundays), and on Sundays from 8:30 till 10:15 A. a. 15x21 J. L. SCPJPPS, P. IT. HOSTELRY! SKIRTS, CORSETS! DRESS TRIMMIKGS! HAEDEEECHTEFS! COLLAES! GLOVES! Shirt Bosoms, Suspenders! notions: Freeh arrivals every day, at GBATES & IB VINE, 78 Lake Street* lUTiL Dental Chairs, Spittoons, iathes, Furnaces, Rolling Mills, Vulcanizing machines, and material for Vulcanite Work, DEPOT. Oram and Armstrong and S. S. 'White’s Teeth, Gold and Tin Foils, Gold, Silver and Plattna, Plate and Wire, and every other article used by the Profession, constantly on hand and for sale at New fork prices by J. H. HEED & CO., 144 and 146 hake street. 63T" Some old style Dental Cha Ira for sale very Tow. mn24-n728-Sm. BREWSTER & CO., OF BROOME STREET, New York, M ANHFACTCIUEES OF FINE CABRUUS, FOE TOWN AND COUNTRY. Invite on Inspection of their stock by purchasers who value Style, Quality and Thoroughness of Finish. The acknowledged superiority of their ROAD WAGONS, both in design and construction, will be maintained, and special attention is called to Uto stylo for 1562, “TBE GENTLEMAN’S WAGON,” Now ready for inspection at their Only Place of Business, 373 and 374 BROOME, COBNHE MOTT STREET FOUR BLOCKS EAST OF BROADWAT, NEW YORK. apll-pgSlSm gHIPPIHG BOOKS Thefotm required by the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Eaalioad, TOR SALS AT MUNSON’S, NO. 140 LAKE STREET. TVfEWFOUNDLAND FARM X, WATCH SOG3.—A few of tMUrje Newfoundland Farm Watch Dogs For sale at the SUMMIT HABM, COOK. COtTSIY, On theClucaco and Ft Loris Tncyonltethe merits ol the Shepherd and Watch Doga. Apply on the farm, f-uniuut Station, or address me suoairihen car»‘ oi Hod. John Wcntwortn, Chicago, HL epl?-p4i2liwd4w CHAS. L. REED. JLLINOIS CLARET WINE.— $2.00 per Gallon. 50 els per Bottle. Warranted pure, and better than tbs Imported Manufactured by ub exclusively for medicinal pur poses. GALE BROTHERS, Druggists, SB Randolph street. PEUGEOT, KISTTAOTUCSB 07 WILLOW Cars, CHILDREN’S GIGS, AND CARRIAGES, (o bad oidj at Peugeot’s Great Variety Store _ XO© Lake Street. Also on handa Urge assortment of MARBLES, BALLS, TOPS, fte., &e« H C. ROSIN, Pattern Elating of • every description, Scroll Sawlnc, LarseCircularTurnlng A2H) MODEL MA$H«a. Fo. 190 South 'Washington street; Chicago, DL tnMQj>6CSSnn jpASH ADVANCES MADE ON OOK6IGK«KSTS Of Crain and Flour to Buffalo* By CSDESFOOD St CO. apl7-pti3-lm { IAK LUMBER AND TIMBER. v 9 iam prepared to cut to order and deliver on abortrctice. icioDgandshortfength?. Also. n as and Pise Lumber cat to order. Pine Lumber, Lath sod BhintlM tor sale. Office foot of West Wsnnioeton st. apf pIM-lm GALEN EASTMAN. bunting, Averted Colort, in 9,12 &18 ladies. Also, by piece or case. Irftftingx, Moreens, Fanners’ Satina, Church and Carnage Damasks, Indigo Bine Cloths, &c., Now instore and constantly arriving. Tor tale by • GEO. E. SPARROW, 12 Day street, Stw York.' - The eanufltctoret of the above goods having estab lished a bouf« m this ettv. win hold out such induce ments in prices and quality, that will be found well .worthy the atV’ntion of the trade. N. B.—Paxticclab ATTBNTroxpaiPTOA qxraUTT on Busting, irawnracTiiun expsxbset tob Got wßmcs&T naz. Osbkm bt if*n. pchothallt aT zxvpspto. - (pniCAGO water i works. ® J All owners or bccunaats of bulldihgs' which are : gltcstad oa lot* adjoining any cutest, avenue or aUey, . tnrchga wcica tue DicCrinritJnz Water Pipes of the CWreao-'WatCTWortßare laid, are hereby Defied that the-Board of Public Works Das assessed toe amounts .to be paid as •water rems or stcMmenta for the half : year, rommeatane shy Ist, Use and ending November lat. o£3, and to rt the same w‘U be due and paysole ou the first dayof Mav next-at fhe office of the Board of Public Works, room No. 15th, Coon Bouse. By order of the Board, „ . A, w TINKHAM, fioeretary, Qdcago, Aprß 19th. IBtti, - f apibpss^im CEEK AND TE SHALL FIND— -0 .tMlbnifnrthe nmeccst. ,t hat lHußtratwclroaHr giving psrtl'uilare OfanewFrench “article” thataotone tn amaikmever haszd of before. Ah» another nice now French 1 tie” bsirtew ever saw. AtiOk how ta obtain the other : French “artielftf'st amuchdQ«oo«t Scad dhectioa business ffiatbs. rj.o VEHEMENT INDEBTED VX KESS.- Hutted States Quartermasters, Also, Mastering end Disbursing Officer's Dralts on United Btatss Treasurer bought or received forcollec tlonby - J. IF. BKEXEIi & CO., Bankers. 12 South Clark street. apSo-pltS-Sw CURVETING AND ENGI KO HEEDING. SAWUAIi S. GBEELET, Surveyor and CIvQ Engineer, has removed hts office to So. S 8 Washington Stmt, Portland Ekefc. W. P, DAVIE, Forseveral tear* attached as Draughtsman to the offi ces of the City Surveyor, and of the Boards of Wa ter Conmte: oners and Public Works, having & full and complete ai<m of au Ac ditlona and Sabtivlstoxis within the City limits, is .prepared to furnish - Plats or Seal Estate, or copies from recorded maps, (licewlse mechanical and othi r drawings), at the came place, CH Washington street, Portland Block. aplfl-pSOMm PASH ADVANCES ON GRAIN \*J AND FLOUR for sale In Eastern markets. EESBALL & WOLCOTT, Are prepax euro make advances on Gram and Flour ccmlguedto John WDmot, New York, and give the shipper pnvCege of telling In Oswego or BonAlo on arrival of the consignments at either ofthtse points. »pll-pgss6m gOLDIERS, WIDOWS, HEIRS, LOOK TO TOC1! SNIEHESIS People’s Pension and Bounty Honey Office, (See our advertisement In Weekly Tribune) SNYDER, COOK & CO., Chicago, HI., 95 Lake street, (corner Dearborn.) rooms I*2 acd 13 Entrance on Dearborn street. In response to the Imperative dTinands of our brave and patriotic soldiery of the Northwest, we have es tablished a Central Uffice for the Collection of Pen sions, Bounty Money. Arrears of Pay, and all stbi-r claims growing cat of Uie war. Thn Urgolv increasing amount of such buslnes® demonstrated the necessity of some General Central Office for the collection of soldiers’ claims with Economy, Fidelity and Despatch. We have facilities for making collections unequalled by acv other House In the country, for these reasons: we have an Unabridged Cog-pilatton of ell tha United Elates Statutes on these subjects, together with all Fe deral declaiona thereon since the adoption of the Coa- Btl'ntlon of the United States. Ono of onr firm has had fifteen jvara experience in the business, and will now reside permanent yla Washington for the prose cution Of our Clients’ claims. This will virtually en sure sveczss, and also enable ns to make returns to onr clients csseediatolt. We employ no ootaide At torneys at WarhlngtOD.bat do the work ot prosecuting and collecting claims au within oar own firm, bonce our clients have to pay but ONE FEE, And that a reasonable one. Bocclal attention wQI be given by us to claims heretofore disallowed at Wash ingion; also to claims on Commissary and Quartermas ter Department. WealsorecovsrpayforHorses lost, dipd ©r killed In the service. To KEOiiiESTS —We are now ready to negotiate with entire Regiments or fractions thereof; for the col lection of the entire amount of tneir Bounties, which will bedne atthc clow of the war. The benefit of an application now Is, that bv eo doing thane claims (at the close of the war) be got before the Departments to he audited prior to the hundreds of thorn-amis that will then be filed. All evidence, blank forma, docn mt-nts, &c_ furnished free by ua. Soldiers and oSlcera whe would wish to provide for their families in case they fall victims to the casual ices of war, mar write and employ ns (.and they are rec nested to notify their friezes at home of the fact) to collect their bounty and back pay. then should they die or be killed m the ser vice, fiie bounty becoming immediately due. will be collected and transmitted to their families. Should the party to employing us survive, the bounty win be col lected at the close of the war and remitted to him All retprps are ms4c to our clients :n gold. Chdms KrWfcr&dtbVasHngtud every mo-Jdng Liberal ar rangements made with claim agents m toC country. TVcwlah to cmylov onca«nt In ever* county la the Wee tern States. Ko charges unless claims recovered. To uor agents we will send lists of tilled, wounded and deceased soldi°rs from their vicinity, and will keep them odvited of all new laws and decisions relating to claims. P. S. —Claimants advi wd by letter free. Address, BXTDER, COOK & CO„ Chicago. 111. Office. 05 Lake street, corner Dearborn, rooms 12 & 13. Refer to G. K. Cushman & Co., Bradner, Smith & Co, and lion. E. P. Ferry. Chicago, lIL FOSt Office Box 3535. QLARKSON & TREE, Attorneys and Counsellors at Law. Rooms 1 and 2. 82 Dearborn street j. p. CLAUssoy. [mh3ln9oG-lm] lampest Teas. estern patent agency. COBURN Sc MARKS, Chicago Illinois. Office No. 11 Larmon Block, corner of Clark and Washington streets. Post Office Bos 444 G. Agenclcsat WaehiDgton and London. Circulars sent to any ad dress. apS-nlSi-im CENTRAL WESTERN War Claim. Bounty and Pension, Office of WILLSON & MSRRIAM, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, 43 Clark Street Chicago, Illinois, SOL. M. WILLSON. [fel2-k2SMyj JOB.W.MEP.RIAM. pARR BROTHERS, V_y JNO. D. il. CAES. X DrPCVTErXN CASK. RELAX. ESTATE BROKERS, AND BRANCH HOUSE OF " Tiie National Claim Agency” Of Harvey, Collins & Brace, Washington, D. C. t Knight’s Block, 123 Dearborn street, Chicago. The mott reliable end ONLY DIRECT War Claim Agency In Chicago. Particular attention paid to Special Claims, Pen sions. Bounties and Patents. NO advance: wees demanded and NO CHARGE made for prosecuting claims if not recovered. Address CABS BROTHERS. “National Claim Agency.” P. « Box 4091. Bxfxu to Chicago Tribune Company; C. H. Sc riven. Esq; John A Nicholas. Esq.; Messrs G-. H. & L. Ladin & Co; Messrs, Hollister & W Likins; Messrs Vander yoort.Dlckerton & Co. mglfrnSiT-ly THE “Washington War-t'laim Agency” Hare established an office at 100 Washington street Uhlcaro. 111. for the collection of all Claims attains, the United States Govsbmsibnt, growing oot of the PsxssstWas Claims received and forwarded to the PRINCIPAL AGENTS AT WASHINGTON, For PEHBiosa, Bottstt Monet. Back Pat. and claims dne Contbactoes from the ComneaAST and QrABTXS3£A6TBB Depaetaibste, &c„ and collected Cheapo and Sooner than by any other means. N. B.—literal arrangements made with Claim Col lectors In the country. Address. H. M. SHEPARD, ahAnS7B-3m 100 Washington street, Chicago. pLAIMS ON THE UNITED V_/ STATES.—The undersigned are engased in the Collection orciaima on the several Departments of the United States Government, and es doc tally those on the Commissary and Quartermaster Departments, and all claims requiring an act of Congress. They will also attend to procuring Bounty Lands, Soldiers' and 'Widows* Pensions, and Soldiers’ Back Pay. Mr. Dor men wm remain at Washington. D. C„ and maybe con sulted or addressed there Mr. Clarke mar he found or addressed at the office of Messrs. Waite & Towns, ICO ’Washington street, Chicago. HL All may depend on the utmost promptness in collecting and remitting. O. M. DOBHAK. a C. CLARKE. Kxrznzxcxa:—Hon. S. Foot, VL; Horn Ira. Harris K. T.; Hon, £. Cowan, Pa.: Hon. J. 5-.. Howard Mich. Hon. Lymsa Trumbull, HL; Hon. L N. Arnold. IL Bon.B f. Bradley. Mich: Hon Thomas Drummond Chicago: Hob. John M. WHsoa, Chicago; Mean. Watte ft Xownc, Chicago; John I*. Scrippa. Esq., Chi cago. fe2B-aifc-6m \\f AR CLAIM OFFICE—Prompt » v attention given by the subscriber to the pros ecntioa of ou legal eiatwm against the United States. SIOO 00 bounty is nowduethe aeirs of deceased soldiers and officers. Applications received by malL Address LEA Vin ft WRIGHT, Att’ys at Law. Office Ko. 63 South dark street. Post Office Box MIS. Chicago, m. la4-k1774m AfTTCITELL & ZAHM, Slatifjb, JLW.. terera and Packers of BEEF AND POBK. Tsllow Chandlers and Meltera. Dealers tn Hides. WooL Pelts and Seeds. Office 'TKlnzle ptreeL Chicago Packing House M Bridgeport. nolS J> A PER. PIOITEEE PATHS WASHHOUSE O? BUTLER, & HUISTT. No. 48 STATE STREET. azanmactarara ana Wholesale Dealers in ail kinds ei Coanaand Fine Papers. Envelopes. Cards. Card and Straw sa&rds, Paper Bags. Printers* Ink, «fcc n ftc. gy*-aab paid for all ands of Paper Stock. tahS KIRK J. SOAP 4JTB CANDLE HASUfACTURBiS, And dealer* in Resin. Soda Asa. Tallow. Tallow OIL *U. fioa. 18 4c 30 RiventM Chicago. anFg3U-ly jHirijigan ilanhs. ■jVfICHIGaN' PIKE LANDS. XTJL The St Mary’s Ship Cinal Company wfll offer AT PUBLIC AUCTION, On Toesdar, the 17tU of Jane Next, AT EAST SAGINAW, All its lands upon the Saginaw River audits tributaries, covering nearly 100,000 ACRES Of the best Pine Lands tn the State. These lands, whe ther we regard inequality of the pine, the amount per acre, then-nearness co good streams, the cheapness of logging, the ea«e and Baft ty with which logs are run ana heir, or the faculties for manufacturing and ship ping; are unsurpassed, and are worthy the attention cot only 01 actual operator*, but also of capitalists for It is not expected thattheywill bring at auction one half their real value. The lanos were selected with the greatest care by experienced judges and upon a com parteol of the report* of different persona, who made their reports unknown to each otrier There, are on tea bagioaw River, between Saulcaw City and Bay City—a distance of m teen miles—forty two saw-mllla. &losgsiu« of which vessels can lie and load, the proportion of clear stuff is vary large, often averaging forty per cent on a winter’s logging. The vailey or the Sign aw abounds not only in pine butalso In hardwood oTlhe beat quality, which is rapid ly coming into demand for shipment. There are also 1 rge trs'-ts ot of excel lent quality, to be I at favorable rates. In addition to' all these alraulagra, is is now demon strated that beneath th« Volley of tne Saginaw Uts the most valuable salt bw8 l n In the United States, (t ia onlyaNmt fifteen tyonthii since the manufacture of tai* was begun ' There are now tflveo salt factories ia operation, yield ing a dsCy product of ax barrels, asd there are twin- ■ ty-onecompaa>e«ißOTO that have bought their ground arid are maxing p*op*raUona to mauuiaoture as soon as possible These sal* works are largely increasing the demand not only fbr staves but also forcord wood. From prew-nt inofc-tions it is bettered that in no ''-part of k£e*Weßtem county wtD tiie increase of nopu imson and the rise in real ettate be so rapid, as In the Talley of the Saginaw for the next two yesn. Also, tht- Company w-U offer at Auction. on the first day oi July next, at the Uwu of Muskegon, on Lain Michigan, and about twenty-four thousand acres of pine lands all situated upon the waters of the Miwbs gon. "thenine la of-excellent quality, and especially • adapted to the Chicago market _ ' ' - There are a doren large steam mills near the moots .rf tatrivvraiongßtaeofwhii'h vessels can lo id, .T&ere is, upon the western fide of the State, no nver where so **ree a lumber hcrtnesi .fa done as upon the Vlhsks -gon. TTbe quantity of cut iait j ear was sixty millions of feet. These lands are specuil y worthy of the atten tion of lumbermen In Chicago and Milwaukee. - ~ The Company has in Its office at Detroit, a full de; seription of the quality and quantity < f timber upon ea* b forty acre tract,RaweH aa of the quality of the eofl, aodtheseoesertption*areopwaforinn inspection, of anyoaewboiray wish to see them. Catalogues of the lands-divided into group* as they willbeoffrrfd for sale, can bo bad on application by letter or otherwise to the subscriber, at Detroit, or to riXEESITESa 6SEEHXEAF, Chicago, 18. Tzbvs*—The lands will be offered at a minimum price of three dollar* j>er acre: one-fourth casare be on the day of sale, and - : the remainder ua ihree equal annual paymenu with interest annually at sevea neneo-t payable at the Company** office la Detroit; Towosewfao may wiwito pay the full amount .of tbetrbldinOafiH- at the -time olaaia, a discount of six Decent win be aBowM - coetiaictawlth'parcttsaetß Wtllbe made in accord-, aacawllh. the form already adopted and he use by the informationtiuttmaybcdeitred wIH . be promptly glvrti onqppiicatioato , ~ GEO, S. FSOST. . . *p£pisi4ia ■ " Afattrttta Company, Detroit ' ShucatUmal, T ADZES SEMZS'ART, DIXON', The Sommer Term opena W£DSESDAY, April SOtb, and closes Jo!; 9th. Panlla con board in the Seminary—with their teacher*, where, from the DgUGIIT?I.'L andTTRALTiLg'LL lOCaUOD. We'tTUss QIBT wIU find a pieaanc hvme. ■ For Ctrcolars ftddrws S. A. COOLEY, Prtnclntf. mzon, April A CADEMIC AND:; COLLE iI eiATEJDEEABXHESTS OF UHB AT LAKE FOREST. The Erring and summer term of this Institution win commence on THURSDAY. April Sltb ins: Fret 5L C. Burma, &c experienced instructor, a thorough dis ciplinarian, a graduate of Amherst. College. wliL, with his family, rcndeln the* Academy bundles, where rooms can be seemed if desired. Prof. Wx. 0. Dick ixson win centime as Professor of Languages. and bare the principal charge of the Freshman Cliw In the Collegiate Department. For particulars, inquire of the Professors, or the underrirned Rev. Z. M HUMPHREY. M R W. PATTERSON, O. D , “ ARTHUR SW^ZT. H iL THOMPSON. Esq., Committe of Icspnctl^n, Or PstEE Pace, Secretary, Chicago. ap9 p206-td U'OREST HOME FOR BOYS.— A Thcrengb Instruction, la a SAFE HOME, fora ewSELtcr !adg,Jn a delightfulsunurb of Chicago, cn the Lake Shore. The nest term commences on the first Wednesday in Mr.j, a card of fully apectac Hems with Tellable references will be promptly sent to any who mav Inquire. Address W. A. NICHOLS, Bos l<a Chicago, 111. sp3.p2l-3w LIBERAL EDUCATION with MIUTAST! IISTRBGTIOI AID DRILL. ■WESTERN UNION COLLEGE «ad MILITARY ACADEMY has been located at FULTON, tr.T,, and will open Primary Academic and Collegiate Course*. onßepLlßth,lS6l. The College has twelve experienced teachers, thorough appointments, and excellent appli ances, both regular and scientific courses, the finest school boßdlnga in the West, (cost iIHhOOC), ample and attractive grounds, a fine Gvmnasmm, and many other advantages which ehonld claim the attention of parents. Instruction in German free; also, in Abtillbey, Is- FANTEY AND Rhus TACTICS, SwORD, BAYONET AND Gymnastic Exercises, Common Zouave and Fancy Dkill. under an officer of United States Army. Stu dents dress in uniform. Terms ST3 per school year for boaru, famisHed room, fuel, lights, ■washing and tuition Ip every department. Excellent accommoda Cons for 303 hobnlers. under the same rocf with and the constant care of tbe teachers. Address for Ctr*u l*r*D. S. COVERT. President. Fulton.,lß. £e24-n£s-3m diaper fbangings, PAPER HANGINGS. CLOSING OUT SALE, FOB ONE WEEK ONLY. CHAS, ANDBKSS, 57 Randolph street, IST Buyers wPI consult their Interests by making early selections, aps6-p3IO 3t Jp E. KIGBY, JR., Agent, Importer and Jot?l>er of PAPER HANGINGS AND General Mouse Painter. apll p2S6-$m 89 Randolph street, Chicago. JJSAKE & BRO., ssAixsais PAPER HANGINGS, ■Window Shades, Fixtures, fee. 3GUSS Ain» SIGH FAIHTEaa, PAPER HANGERS, ETC, ETC, No, 184 ClatiL Street, Chicago. [oclS-ly] mfcW-nSa-Gw 5200,000 IN ONE OF HERRING’S PATENT SAFES. At the greathre in Pearl anu Fulton at*. Jan. 25,1552. „ . _ New Toes, Jan. 27,1562. Messes. Hbeuixo * Co., No, 251 Beoadwat • Gzstb: The large HERRING’S PATENT CHAM PION SAFE yon made for me a few years ago, has bees put to a severe test in the great fire, corner of Fulton and Pearl streets.on the 2Gth inst, which en tirely destroyed by building, together wlta many others. The lire commenced about 6 o’clock Sunday morning, and the bale was taken from the ruins after an exposure of more than thirty hours. Tour Safe con tained all my books, insurance policies, and other val uable papers, besides gold and sliver, hank bills, cou pon bond*. <tc- amounting to over Two Hvhdbsd TnorsAxn Dollars. Everything in the Safe is In per fect order, except the binding of the books, being steamed. Tour Patent Champion Safe gives ua great satisfaction, and has guarded safely through the dre every dollaroflts contents. Truly yon’r, A. S. FOSTER. AsoTHxn crmE saatn yrES—tlo.ooo'aavßD. Gzxekal Office, New Hates SrzAsmo-,T Co. { New Yobk, Jan. 2S, iSSi { Hessn. Hzbreno & Co- No. 251 Broadway—Gv-sts: We bad one of your Patent Champion Safes in the re cent extensive nre, comer of Ftuton and Pearl streets, on the 20th inst The Safa was in the mini story of the Fulton Bank Building, and fell with the ruins to the cellar. It was taken from the ruins after TuiHrr-arx nouns exposure, and was usd sot. It contained our books and papera a considerable amount In bank notes, and about *IO,OOO in Treasury notes and other secu rities— all of which we found in good order, and nn- S “ U ‘ Cd - HERRING’S PATENT CHAMPION FIRE-PROOF SAFES. The most reliable senility from fire now known, HERRING’S CHAMPION BUKGLAR-PEOOF SAFES. Lined with Herring & Floyd’s raw patest “ CP.VS TAI.TZED IBON^—the only metal which cannot be drilled. HKEBING * CO n 40 State street. laJ-tlB5-Iyttht> iLegal Jlotices. Ilf ASTER’S SALE—State of Till- JLYI note. Cook C Jnoty. gs. Cir. uit Court of Colic County—ld CUanctry Stephen Cilka va. Henry Wells arid Samuel R. Childs -Forudotur of Mortgage. labile notice is hereby given that X, L C Paine Freer, Master In r&qncery of Conic Conaty, State of Illinois, will, in obedience to tne manoatem a Decree entered te the above entitle sell at public auc tion for ca»>h to the highest bidder, at the north door of the Court House ot the County of Cook. in tne City of Chicago, on the Ista day of mar. A. D. XsfT?, at ten o’ciocfc In the forenoon of said day, all the following described parcels of laud situate in the County of Cock, and State ot Illinois, to-wit:—The southwest quarter of the southwest quarter of Section twenty six (26), In Township thirty-five (35), north of Range Voir teen, east of the Third Principal Meridian, containing forty acres Also, tne south h-uf of the east half o( tae soitheart quart> r of Section thlrty-fonr (31), In Town ship thirty-five (32). north cf Range fourteen (14), east of the Third Prlncio&l Meridian. M«o. tne northwest quarter of the southwest qu-irter oi Section twenty mx (2fi).of Township thirty-five (35). noitb of Range fourteen, cast of the Third Principal Meridian, or so much and sucli portion tbereofas m»y be necessary to make the money, principal and interest, due to com plainant, with the costs of e»!d suit, and the cost;, fees and expenses oi aatd sale. L. C. PAINE PRitK«, Master in Chancery of Cook Conaty. Chicago, April 230,15C2. ap2l-p7i7-td ASTER’S SALE.—State of Iffi i.T.l note. Cook Countr. S3. Circuit Court of Cook County—lff Chancery. Stephen Childs tb S«nm»l K. Childs, Hem&n W, Childs, Blozeos Sautor et at.—Fore closure of Mortgage. Public notice is hereby given that I LC. Paine Freer, Master in Chancery of Cook County. State of IlUncia, will, in obedience to the mandate in adre-ee entered In the above entitled cause, 8-11 at public auc- t l cn- for cariuto the highest bidder, at the north dour cf the Court House. In th* city oi Coicago, County of Cook alcreeald, on the 15tb day of May, A_ D. iS®, at ten o’clccfc in the forenoon of said day, all the folio w ing described parcels ofUnd, situate m the count* of Cook aforesaid, to wit: An uudtvfued two-thirds of the earthaif of the northwest quarter of sect inn thirty four (3J), In township thirty-fire (S5), north of range fourteen (14). east of the third principal meridian. con taining eighty (80) acres. Aire an undivided two-thirda of ene equal undivided half ot tne west half of the north east quart ir cf section three (3). of township thirty-four north of range fourteen ( 1) east of the third principal meridian containing 59 40-JlO acres, he the same more or Ica or si much and auch pn'oa &r may be rereisarv to make the money due to the complainant principal atd interest, with the cosw, foes, aßdexpecseaofsAxisaie. L. C.PAINE FREER, M*«t*rin Chancery of County. Chicago, April 23. 1562. ap2t-p"l?-td A&TER’S SALE.—State of Illi note. Cook County—Sß Circuit Court of Cook Ounty—ln Chancery. J*tnca IL Reea vs. Dial*l T. CltAVtland and John C Hnlcce. PnM.c notice is hereby given that I, L. C. Paine Freer, Master In Chancery of Cook County, State of I lim.l*, wm in pursuance w ih tae mandate la a Da ci€p ent-rcc in the above entitled cans r, on tae 7th day oi March, A l>. IP® pell a: public: auction lor c<»h to the hightst bidder, at the north door of the Court Boos* of Cook County, in the Cuj of Chicago, la sa d County, on Saturday, toe tenth cay of Mav, A, D l?Ki, at ten o’clock Inihe forenoon of said day, all of Ibe premises described in tne Hiu of CumpUlut la e a<d cause, ti-witr—Lot thiriy-ntre (39), In •'m? Grove Alto, Lots five 5.) six (6) seven (7). e*ght (8,) mne (9-; and ten ( 0.) in Biock eight )to HundlCYS Subdivi sion of Lota(3) to twenty-one Til); also, or Lcutbirtr tbiee O'S) to thirty-seven (S7>, all 1; elusive m Fine Gn'Ve,all sbnate InFractlona! Section twenty-one (2*) la Township forty (4n). rtonh of Range tourt-ten (14) east, m the county of Coos and State cf minors, or is mcoh and inch portion tnereuf asma) be nece-eary io make the money due ta tbe said defendant Clcavel-tud upen the mortgage described In said B'H of Complaint, principal and interest.with the Crete, fees and expenses of eaia sale. L. C PAINE FEE <B, Muster In Chancery of Cook Conntv, Chisago, April 18th. 136 i ap.9 Psic-fd 4 CO,, CTATK OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY OF TOOK, SS.—Superior Court of Chicago. Jane Term. 1565. Tuthill Klne. WHson C. DavU, Heman KiDgrtmry. William B Bo gem. Thjmssjß- King. Horace Warren. Valentine H. Marshall and Elijah Barr—ln Chancery. Affidavit having been made that neither Wnaos C. Darla. Hraan KJPgebary and Valentine H. Marshal', three of the defendants above named, can be found up-, on due inquiry, so that croceio con be served neon (hem.andsaidaf&divithaviDgbeea filed In the office of the Clerk of said Superior Court oi Chicago. Nonce is hereby given to the said Wilson C. Daria, Human Kingsbury and Valentine H. Marshall taat the com plainant filed his bill of complaint In aid Court, on the Chancery side thereof, on the 25th day of March. 1562, and that a summons thereupon iww out of said Court against said defendants, returnable on the drat Mondav of June next, ( SB2) as is by law required. Now. unless von, the said w*iarn C. Darla, Heman Eingpbmy and Valentine H. Marshall, shall personally be andappear before said Superior Court of Chicago of Coo* county, on me first day of the term thereot to beholden sljChicago, In said county, on the first Moo . day of June.; iSfi*. and plead, answer or demur to tna raid complainaata. bill of complaint, the same, and the matters and things therein charged and staled. wiH be taken as confessed. and a decree entered against you pccoidingto the prajcr of said Dili. ' _ THOS B. C YHTER, Cleric, ffnuim, Vfoopnzipon A Gba-st, Comp’s dot’s. ■tSpfMw CTATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK O COUSTT. as.—Superior Court of Chicago, Jane Term. A.D, isfe. William T Burgess ve Dennis Beach and Peter W. Peckham.—Attachment Pnbhc notice is hereby given to the said Dennis Beach and Peter w. Pectnam. tnat a writ of attach ment toned out <*f the office of the Clerk of the Su perior Com tof Chicago, datea the first oar of A. D. -862. at the suit of the said William T. Burgess, and against the estate ol the arid D**unia Beach aud Peter w. Peckham, for the sum of Twenty-Five Sun dred Dollars. directed to the Sheriff of Cook" County, which said writ haa been retumed-executed. ■ Row. therefore unleta yon, the said Dennis Beach and Peter w. Prckham. enail personally be and appev before the said Sapmor Court Af Chicago, < n.or before the first day of Che term thereof to be Holden at the Court Eotue. to tae Cl»y of Chicago, on the first Mon day of June. A. D. W2, give special hail, and ptead to the said plaintiff’s action, judgment will be entered, against too. and in (fcToroi the said pi-unnir and so much of the property attached as may be sufficient to satisfy the said judgment and costs, win be sold to BStwftihe same. THOS.B. CARTS 8, Clerk. Wx.T.Btmexsl. la groper. ap3n93L4w STATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK COUNTT. sa.—Superior Court o£ Chicago, April Term, A.D.lßß2.’.Wtorter & Wilson htsumtactarirg Company va. Union Manufacturing Company.—Attach-: I 3 notica !s hereby ghreaTo the said UoloaMann fceturtug Company Chat tw»> write of attachment toned out of the office of the Clerk of .the Sapexlor Court of Chics*cvdated the fifreecth day of tSrch. A, D. ..at the suit of the said Wheeler A waaon-Maotihclor - log Company; and against thehstate of xSib said Unina MannfhotntiiiACOfflpany, for the anm of alx thowawd.. eifeht hundred and 75-lOfe dollars, directed to the : Fhetlffa of OooAand; Cosntlee, which eald wrlta have been returned executed.' * 1 1 • Now; therefore, unless yun, the grid Union Manufao rj-tmpany, «>>■» Ra and appOAT before the s&id Superior Court of Chicago, bn or before the first day of the term thereof to be holden at the Court 1 Poew»,ip*b*fHtyAf tyn the Mtmdsy of April A. D, 1963, give speSafball. and plead to the said pototiffb jtulgi-TBetwm bw watered agalnatyou, ■nil-tn-ftTftPAf, &« riiintiir. and aßunnS t* fifl) jiwwrtr attached AS may;be sufficient- to tasistj the Baiapsywwwit and coat* wtß be sold to aaUafy the flame. —wjuagnmu ‘—"frHUMAS BjC^Ctafc ' Saixttp A HncapooK ntTTi-Sfji. nUrS^SKw JpO R LAKE SUPERIOR. Ths Steamer Z.'W. BACKUS M. leave A.Harvey & Co's Doc*. Monday. atsu, Stb, sc». y clock, P. m„ ca-Bcg at MILWAUKEE; . POST ULIO, ptiyr Washington. rhbboygan, . MANITOWOC, LITTLR TRAVERSE, BRAVER HARBOR. MACINAC, SAULT ST. mappp., For freight or pawagn apply to A. HARVEY & CO., v«.2K*rt<i*js2Bonth Water irrie*, or to Cant CHAM BERLAIN on board. ap33-i*sl 3t ►ITT, HLD OSWEGO LINE TRANS- V-'.PORXATION COMPANY FOR Cane Co . Ofwc*o: F. K. Din? & Co., ICO Bread , stretLAewYcrk. proprietors. 7neußner*i;raeu,s»* »ws of the above old v.-cli.,| istabl: sbzd lixx, will contract :"relcht at thelowast : nili£? m >- fc i C 4 L«Ve aotf ofctat. to Eastern ■ markets. Auo feetvy inusht* frtn Eastern pdftts Westward. inis mute % u Oswico H cot oily me i MOST ZTuzpiTtorr. bnt amid?: Sn .rUt of canal I west ot Srraciwc. The Coxpaijvhava an ex- : tensive Floßu.cnFltvator, ■with aprsrrr.ns for niobium yials, at Oj-wcro, with which tiey .transfer grain, shipped by tn’s Line, from vessels to, caail boats, with out golny: Into store. 1 TV EIGHT & WHITNEY AsentK. Office TTo.l.Pardpr'sßcndiojr.'lJd story )2iOPoatn Water street, corner of Wells street. apzi-pM-'ai SUPERIOR AND LAKE SUPERIOR LINE. Win leave <rar Deck for the variorn ports on Lake : Snnericr, caiJinc at Mackinaw and Saul; SC Marie. ‘ SaHiut: days will Ce given berea^er. , „ A.HABVET& CO., tplipcCMm 226 and 22 South Water street. •a. ; tpiipcCMm 226 and 22 Scuta Water street. : “ ed ; ' I i THE i t | Western Transportation Go. i • Sl> iSB ‘ i Si WESTERN EXPRESS. '■ | 1862. ; im r , THE WESTERN TRANSPORTATION CWI ; PAST havlae made arrangements to run their Lake SUam Propellers cn alternate days with those of the . SEW TOBK CESTBAL ' _ • iSD 1 MICHIGAN CENTBAX RAILROADS, Numbering thirty firrt-clas?, staunth and strong steam ere, offer to the commercial public, the following evl . D. dently superior facilities for the transportation of mer ’ < chanoise and produce to and from the Eastern, West- : 3 ' ern. Northern and Southwestern States. The Com pass’s unequalled CANAL facilities, consisting of i ISO Canal Boats, ; Of the largest class, six of which leave New York and ; • Butfalo dally, connecting at Baffalo with the following . w • Propeller lines: £ s i THE WESTERS EXPRESS, ; ■ (Owned and operated by this Company) will run over ■ i the New York Central Railroad to nsif-tlo, connecting i t, ■ with tie various Kallroa-sleadlau west and with the ! 7 : following Lints of Propellers ou the Upper and Lower j Safes. istoamijoat Hines. CHICAGO AND jmAVACKEE On the opening of navigation, A FIRST CLASS STEAMER The Upper Take Usie Daily. "W. T. Co. Steamers. B. C. &C. Line Steamers. • TONAWANDA, FOUNTAIN CITY.' ; HtEE STATE, WESON4, MOHAWK, MENBOTI, PLTfIOtTH, EVERGREEN CITY, • NEPTUNE, GALENA, MAT FLOWED, CHICAGO. ; Leaving the dock at Erie Baaln. and foot of Michigan ■ street, every evening at 7 o’clock. F*ir freight or pas-I ssce. apply at the Western Transportation O 111 re. Erie l Basin, and the Bnffaio. Cleveland and Chicago Line : Office, foot of Michigan street. The Detroit Line Daily , Via North Shore direct, connecting at Btufalo with the 1 New Ycrk Central, and Budalo, New To: k and Erie Railroads. ■ft*. T. Co. Steamers. W. T. Co. Steamers. Missorni, DUNKIRK, ILLINOIS, CONCORD, SAGINAW, MARY STEWART OMAR PASHA. Leaving the dock, Erte ?asln, every evening, at 7 o'clock. For trptgh* f>p nqggtu* apply at the Company a Office, Erie Basm. Cleveland, Toledo, and Green Bay Tine. Central Railroad Stcamcrr. EQUATOR, EQUINOX, ABATES, EUPHRATES, ECLIPSE, COMET, ROCKET, MARQUETTE, CUYAHOGA, OHOSTES, FOREST QUEEN, Leaving the dock at Erie Basic, at 7 o'clock P. M. For freight and passage apply to r. I). Polo, AgcrU, office foot of Michigan street. For bills lading and contracts by Cana! or Railroad, apply to th* tallowing Agents: EVERETT CL Apr, No. 1 Goentles SUo, New York. HUGH ALLEN, A- COLSON. N0.9 AstorHonse. New York, fi. G. CHASE, 113 Pier. Albany. N. V. S. G. CHASE. 151 atrcct. Troy. N. T. J.L BURD&CO. Hurd’s .Dock, Detroit. Mlch- J J. T&LLMADGE, Mississippi and PrairieDnCMea Railroad Dock, Milwaukee. £.A. Bred.Green Bat. Wis. VT.F. nrRD, Beston. sis??. Western Transportation Co. Erte Bs-da. Buffalo. CONSIG N EES: BOND & MORRIS Cleveland, Ohio. DENNISON B. SriUH & cu« Toledo. Ohio. W. T. DILL. SanCuiay, Ohio. JOHN HEARN * • O. Eric. Pi. DDTTOr. & RAYMOND. Racine. Wis. KENOSHA PIER CO., Kenosha, Wis. AT. H. WtvlGH T & CO- Waukegan. HI. J. F. KIKKLAND, Sheboygan, wis. C. I*. RICHMOND, Down Freight Agent, North Dearborn street. J, YV. TUTTLE, Up Fret-lit A"ent, Foot of State street, Chicago. 111. apil-pSCS-Gm THE Northern Transportation Co’y or ohio la prepared to transport property between Boston, aU Points in ftew England, Rew York and the West, ■With promptness, care an 1 dispatch- This well known Line of Fourteen Ftrst-cbss Screw Steamers, connects at Ogdensburg with the Railroad, for Boston and all Points in New England; At Cape Vincent with tbs Railroad and Propeller Lice between Cape Vincent and New York, And at Oswego with a HSR OF 25 FIRST CLASS CANAL BOATS, Between Oswego, Troy, Albany and New York, Forming a DAILY LINE from Boston, New York. Ogdenahurpn, Cap o Vincent and Oswego to Cleveland. Toledo and Detroit, AND A TRI-WEEKLY LINE TO Chicago, Milwaukee and Intermediate Forts, AGENTS J. Myers, 191 Broadway. New York. John Hock ing. 7 State street, Boston. Geo. A. Eddy, Ogdcashurgh. H.-l.Crevo In, Cane Vincent John H. Crawford, Os wego. Felton A-Breed, Cleveland. Walker A Hayes, Toledo. E. Ih Mathews. Detroit. 0. J. Hile, Milwau kee. Taylor, M array ACo - Racine. CLARY & HOWE, Agents, Foot of North Lasalle st., Chicago. [apA-pSGm] "OTJFFALO, CLEVELAND J_> AND 1862 Chicago Line. 1882 For the ensuing season of navigation the steamers of this line will run in connection, and on alternate days, with those of the TVESIEBN TRANSPORTATION CO., Chicago and. Buffalo, Touching at Intermediate porta when practicable, and foimlng a DAILY LINE (Sundays excepted,) for the transportation of Freight andPaeaesgers E. v C. &C. Line Stars. W. T. Co. Steuners. FOUNTAIN CITY, MOHAWK, GALENA, FREE STATS, WEfiONA, T )Niff >Xt>A MEN DOT A, PL*MJUia. CHICAGO. M\YrU)tvSß, EVERGREEN CITY. NEETUNE, Banning In crnner.tlon, at Buffalo, with NEW YORK CENTRAL RAILKO At). WESTERN EX PRESS. SPAULDING'S EXPRESS, UNION EXPRESS; x,.vi The WtsternTninspottaG-'n Company, and Troy and Erie, anO Tro? aad Western Lines of Canal Bj-üb. on the Erie Canal. At Cleveland, with CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH BAiABOAD. The Steam era compoetog thia line are of too largest and of great strength aad speed, with superior acconnnoc*t:oa?for Fhisrcg'Ta y, itn these uncqallcu ladiitica the line Is prepared tb comract to nan-port property irom New Torfc. Boi ton, A ibanv. Troy, and all the principal points on She line of the* New York Central Bailroad ana the Erie Canal, to the ports oo the'west Snore of Lake Mtchi gad : and from those poxta to Cleveland, Buffalo, end alipoiuts Eas For rates of freight aad passage apply to JOHN H MORE, Agent N. T. C. Railroad, No. 239 Broadway.N.Y _ _ HCGH ALLEN.) Ag*a Wf Bt*n Trammorutioa A. COLSON. J No, 1 CoenCsa Silo. N. T. M. B. SfAULDIfiG, Spaulding's Expreas. N0.2A3- tor Bouse. N. Y. „ . J. B. wiIGTS & CO- Proprietor of Union Expreffi, Nr.2hTßroadsav. N.T ■W. C. BICE, Agcnt-Tror and Erie, and Troy and Western Lints of Canal Boats, N0.7 Cocaties Slip, N. York. . &. G. e IDPEB. No. 69 Waihlrgtoa st. Boston, Mass. W. F. HURD. Agent W. T. Co. BvSton. A. A. WEMFLE, Agent New Tort Central B. R, Albany. 6. G. CHAf-E, Acent W T.Co, Troy and Albany. J. A. J. SPRAGUE, Agent N.T. C.R.R- Troy.K. Tort. BOND A HOBBIS, Cleveland. Ohio, m SXEWaBT. Agtnt C.A P.K. R, Pittsburgh, Pa. J. L. HURD & CO- Detroit. Mich. J. J.TAIiLMADGE, Milwaukee, rtls. SHELDON PEASE. Managing A^t,, Office foot of Michigan street Buffalo. C. T, BICBMIIND, Agent £br Easrwvd Bound Freight, Office fost of NorhDeaibora street, Chicago. JT.V. TITTLE, Agent for w>*tward Bound Freight, Office foot of State street Chicago. A. A« SAMPLE, Passenger Agent, Office No. 6 North Clark street, GiicagoT ap3-p2ilm 1862 CLARY & HOWE. 1862 Shipping and COMMISSION MERCHANTS For the purchase of Produce la this market, and Axenta for toe Northern Transportation Company of ° , OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE, V Foot ofNorthLasalle Street, Ctdcago. 1862 MATIIEK & CO., 1882 SHTPPISS ASP COMMISSION MERCHANTS; Abd proprietor* of the Northern Transportsaoa TJbp, on rhg tiunria Atlchlgan Canal, oosween cn cago and points bn the lUlnola River tfd St LoMj tot own CacClUcs on Gie ?? : axe enabled«D give .despatch to property shipped by ofNoithXasa’la st- Chicago, ap»yftl?ta c,f)ota Cast. TUf TERHUNE, ' XfA« (BVOCXSSOX TO GASESXLZI* ooj SHOW MAITUTACTCaES, SO. 65 DEUBSBS BTBBEI, CHKAGOt n*la 1 post Office Box d£B. Kaflroaag Q.REAT CONSOLIDATED USS II CIHCIHHATI ABDCHICAQO ABt-uas RATr.Ufta-n “WA CBMCT, 6.COA.M.—Day (Sunday* excepted) 5-10 P. M. Night Express (Saturdays excepted.) Arrive at Cincinnati at 7.(0 A SLaadSAjp x. ■ SocxEAKH C6SSH7CDN»-At IndlMapoas *arw ranV. Mf^assafe’s^ssfeaspasis Louisville, Fiaaklbrt-£eita*tOß* and an coinis fSma* . oo’raNO&aasa—AtAßdar»enaaaigg?mnw«- “4 *a y. ■ ■1 onj y? ocg *? emannatt for Hamdea, Harriett*, •«J2>sssß e^S%^£.Sie c * a m obtained at all tb»NcrthyeaC,'' and at the •*»*. Chlc^-o, JQE2FBRASBT. Gen. Sup., Richmond. Inti CIUS sgg^qegasasgaaa l V: QUINCY BAILED AD. - Passenger Trains leave and ant?* a* Chicago as fct* .nwa;—l&y Express and Mall leaves CMcitro at ILSO A, &L, (Sundays excepted) arrives at 5.4S P, IL, (Sunday* excepted.) N'ght Express leaves Chicago atlLts P.hL, (Saturdays excepted!) anlva K5,t5 A. iL, (Monday* exce&ied.) .Heniiota Accommodation leaves Chicago at *. COP.M-, (Sundayseiccpttd.) arrivesatlttOO I v. C >aadfljg exempted.) C.6.H*RMmgp a opt. AND MILWAUKEE v/ eailroad: ;• Poa irg.WA.rsza. Lx Crossr, St.-Pato, Obhxose, bbulin, and Is - fait mediate Points. On March sth. ISC*. Paasea- Ifcuve th«i Depot, comer ofWest Klnzle SdJaafVjl’ “ rrtTe o*3lso>tUis A.M.!tud Accomodattov Tuxtttleaves Chlcaao atS:IjP.AL, and amvegat ctucszoat B-so a w r * mhs 8. C. BAmvLV. 6n^{sg^«. TLLINOIS CENTRAL RAtFtI X ROAD.—Chanqs OF Time:—Ou and after BTJH. DAT. Fehmarv I€Ql 13E2, trains will leave from the Great Central Depot, foot of Lake and South Wata streets: Express 9:30 A. M- Sundays excepted—arriving at Peo rtaasTroßp. M, Logansport 9f D P. 3£, Dec* tnr 2:35 P. M. Sprtnsfleld 7:30 P. it. Jactsoa ville 9£2 OP.- NapreslfcSDP.SL, Alton lUJ ?. St. Louis llAa P. IL, Terre Haute t* A. and Cairo A. M. Accocnnodstion 6dX) p. M, every day—for CentraHi J°d Way Stations: arriving st Ceatralia a ftfflP.sn This train also connects at Tolon< with Great Western Railroad, arrivtaxatDe catur atlC-15 A.M, SnrlncfleldL3oP.lL, Jack sonvlUe 4jo p. m.. Nsptea 635 P. M- and ai Mattoon withT. H_ A_ St Loola R&Uroad 1 Terre Haute at sSp.M. ; Trains amive at Chlcaco—Acccnunodatlos at SOS A SL. and Express at 9sOOP.IL • f *?S*ae checked to all important points. ; L or sr.d information apply at the offla : In the Great Central Depot. FOR HYDE PARK AND WOOD LAW? Tra 'u!; a y a .9 Mcac!,: ixs.-K-wooi-Lm T3A.H, 12*0 M, lis»P NL 6-JJOP.m! _ „ W. R. ARTHUR, Sec. Snot. : W. P. JOHNSON, Gcn.Fasa. Agent. ’l/fICHEGiUf CENTRAL UX HOAD. SEEAT CENTRAL SOUTH TU SET? YOWL, ENGLAND AND THE CANADAS. On and after SUNDAY. Nov. 3d. iffi* Train* lac?S the Great Central Union Depot, foot of Lake street, gg follows: 5230 A. H.—Day Express (except Sunday) arrive* at I» trott at <kOO P. SL, Suspension Bridge at t£ A. E. Albany 4d£ A. M- New York P.M-BO3UhI23OA.SL ISC P.M.—Night Express (except Saturday), arrival at Detroit at 6JG A2L Suspension Bridge ££S Albany 6d5 A. Si, New York 12 M-, BOCgSj tjo x. X: jAndsasti Trslna via M. C. Daurdii Isave Chicago M SrXA. M, Man Train '3O P. M, Fast Exnreaa, arriv* to Chicago A. M, Fast Express; at ILCS P. K Fight Mall Train. The ”30 P. M. Train leaving Chicago ran* thmngt y Cincinnati without chance or cars or baggage. Salisbury's Patent Dusters are nm onDir Biprse Tiiici. Patent Sleeping Cars on an night trains. U?' Baggage Checked Through. _jrj Tebotoc Tickets for sa’e In all principal Offices la the West, at the General Office, comer and Dearborn streets, (under tbs Tremont Sense,) QtS cago, and at the Depot. R N. RICE. General Superintendent, J. W. SMITH, western Pas?, Az’t, pme ago and st. Lou® SAILEOiX! USB. WISTES ASSASGEH3SS3;. Two express trains on and after Dec. Ist, isel Traces Win leave the West Side Union Depot st 9 A.H., -.v eept Sundays, and U.-45 F. M. except Satoxdsji. Ag. rive at Chicago at 5.W A. M, and 9-JOP. M. Joliet and Wilmington Accommodation. Ibitvj Chicaxo ?. X. daily, and arrlvea here at 1030 \.gi. mylT JAMES BOSS. BeceEvg. PITTSBURGH, iY. WATNS £ X CHICAGO RAILWAY. Passenger Trains leave the Depot, comer o£ and Canal street*. Chicago, daily at £OB A. M. Fast T/ne, (except Sunday*.) £l3 F. M. Night Express, (except Saturday!) SRP P. SL Accommodation fot Valparaiso. For Boston, Hew York. PhiladelpbltW aUTIMOBE, WASEOKGXCn. . Marrisbnrg aa<l Pliiabß^, -Also—Fo* AT,B*ST. BU77ALO, Du «rr COLUimns. TUttox, And all intermediate Stations between Chicago isc the cities above named. Sleeping Cara on night trains, and baggage by teic route checked through tc all Eastern Clue*. But one change of cars between Chicago and S. YCSE via Allentown os train leaving Chicago at fcio F. « TlcketsTer sale at the nrinclpnl Ticket Offices tn tkS Wat. at the Company’s Ufilce, comer of Randolph vSL Dearborn streets, and at the union Depot, Wwtate CWcago __ WM. P. SHINN. Gen.Fas. Agat A. HOLLIDAY. Ticket Agent. lees. issa FESSSTLTAISIA CENTRAL 8, ®. ; THE SSS Qllles Double Track, (with Its connection^) IB A FIRST-CLASS BOUTS, FOB SAFETY, COMFORT AND SPSSk To all the Eastern Cities 1 THB TRACS IB 6TOKB BALLAST** AKD ENTIRELY FEES FROM DUSTI THREE DAILY TRAINS FROM PITTSBURGH TO PHILADELPHIA (with close connections from Western Clctcaj ALL CONNECTING DIRECT TO SEW TOSB, THROUGH PHILADELPHIA, And close connections at Earrlsbcrgh for BiIUMOBS AND FROM PITTSBURGH TO ITSW TORS One tram runs dally (ISO milea,) VIA ALLENTOWN, WITHOUT CHANGE OF CASS Arriving Is advance of aQ ether Beates* EIGHT DAILY TRAINS FROM PHILADELPHIA TO NEW FOBS, Tickets for Sale to Boston by Boat orlßailrwi, Boat Tickets good on any cf the sound line*. FARE TO ALL POINTS AS LOW AS ANY SOJTt* SLEEPING CABS OS SIGHT TEAIS3 TO PHUiBELPHU, SEW YORK a, EiITEOOE2 BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH AND TBAI& FZRRED FREJL FREIGHTS: By this Route Freiznta of all descriptions cas be I® warded to and from Philadelphia, New York, BottaK or Baltimore, to and from any point on the Railroad of Ohio, Kentucky, Indinaa, luinote, Wisconsin, low9> or Missouri. bt ILHLBOad onuscr The Pennsylvania Central Rail Road atev connect* fit Pittsburgh with Steamers, by which Goods caa bo its warded to any part on the Ohio. Ksa tacky, Tennessee, Cumberland, Illinois MteaissippL Wtsconsm. Missouri, Kansas, Arkansas and Red Rivwl: and at Cleveland, Sandusky and Chicago with Stack ers to all ports on the North- Western Lakes. Merchant? and Shippers entrusting the transport Con of tootr Freight to this CumoanT.rely w&S: confldcccc on 1U speedy transit THE KATES Or FREIGHT to ana cron. Un? POST, to the West by the Pennsylvania Centre! Tiaif Somf. aT ALL Tt5£ZS AS PaVORaBLS AS * JtS CUASGZ9 STf OTEIE Rail. BOa» COifPANLSS. Pr Be particular and mark packages “ m persyr CSNTEaLR. R.” For Freight Contract! or Sfnppmg, Dlrecsoas, aop® to or sddres» either of th* fohowtng Agent* of the <k CO- Chicago, Olmom. D. a_STEWART, Freight Agent, PStaaur^fc. CL&F.KE * CO. Tnmsier Agents, Pittsburgh H. w. Bltowy & CO- Cincinnati. Ohio. iL C. MjELDRUM A CO„ Madison. Indians. J. E. MOURE. Louisville. Ky. Vt-W. AIRMAN <5- CO- EransvUle. Ind. R. F. BASS. St Loufa. Mo. W. H. & E. L. LANGLEY, GaUipodH. UhlA C. B.NKaI- Parkeranurz. Virginia. WALT. & cn_ Marietta, Ohio. H. S. PIEIICn & CO- Zanes-riile, Ohio. MCDOWELL & MoCOLM. Portsmoulfc, Ofct- S, MayevUle,Ky. J. P. JOHNSON. Hlpley, Ohio. JOHN TODD, Covington, Ky. ft t. HEATON. Cleveland. OhlO. B. C. MKLDBUM. General TraTelfisg Ageat (Ct ■Vsath and West. ZiITE STOCK. Drovers and Farmera win nna un> toa moo *d?a3k> tageoos route for Live Stock*. Cagsdoui Y*rd*,w*C watered and supplied with every coarcnienco, tmiyt been opened on this tine and its connectiona, and SHE attention Is paid to their wants From HarTtebncglt. where will be found everyconvemenco for feeding and resting, a choice is offered of the PHILADELPHIA. BKWYOBK and BALTIMORE MARKETS. ThteVS! be found the shortest, qictcat and most direst route for Stock to New York—fvia. UlentownHa* with fewer changes than aay other. ENOCH LEWIS. GenT Sap'k Altoona. Pa. kL. EOUPT, Oenl Ticket Agent, Pblladetoaia. H. HOU STON. Seal Freight Agent. PhtlailrfjMfe )al-k175-ly -|Q£i —WINTER ABEANSS, JLOOJL, H2ST. SllcWgaa Soothers sad Lake Shag* bailboad. OS and alter fIONDAX. Nor. tu. and ttnOl tarttfff notice, faatoß win leave Chicago as fiollowa: Etw 70EX. Di.l BZFBXSa; cjh a. M. dally (except Sancayj, rt» Old Mlchusfe EoaAconnectlxx at Elkhart with train on£s y-ina Road, at White Pigeon with train forthral Hirers, at Adrian with trains for Jackson, at At Une Junction with trains for itow and D* troll, prsar Rxpxsbs: «cS9 P. M. daily (except Saturday?, via Ota scab gsa Road, eonnecone aSAIr-IJne Junction wsD trains (or Detroit. Inbs arrive from Vm*. at-iftso a. al ua ttr.a an am above trains make regular connections St Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara "Falla Albany. New Vm > Boston, Fhnadeiphiy Baltimore, sod sirpoints EasV_ Luxnrlonanaw Seeping Coaches Improvements, ran between Cleveland and Chicago •without change on Sight Train* TtrooEhTicket* caSbe obtained a* Office,MCiarfistreet, under the Sherman House., os wk the Depot, comer ofjyap Berea and <fc ROOK I£sl*aHH w j P .n.mi*q-ceasan at Trxx—Wlnsea eogmencmgSumlay. Bov. iTth. iSSi Ti»D-; Bax Expresa and MaO. Sundays B mtti A. Saturday! oireptca MjJoUet ACffftfniuoftatftw, Sundays citroMf soap.M. - Through Trains arrive :&13 A.V n«ff p i L: joßevA«**MDodstio«. asnA.se. aND NORTHWTSSt- KJ- ' SEHBAILWAT, for BotfMca. BelotV Freeport, jacearJia, 6*l sS* DunletOi, K.ad?»oiL PraLle du Lac, Oft Her. Bertia. Bipon. l« oes» -- ■ -- -TBAQm FtKAUI^B. SS , sisF.lt Sw SJcr “ a> : a. PiWrrrßnipjMi.6&tlcMtAfeDs waw. fVftLENA *cmCAtiODNIOS On ud SW a«L m Q. M. WHBSLSS. 6euFW««F4eeek !•