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, 1859-10-06
BY TELEGRAPH.
The Board OF Commtssfoner8 for For.
elm 1TfsblonS.

Pu1IArH1rr,., Oct. G.-Thc annual meeting
Of tue American Board Of Cosnnissioaers for
Foreign Missions commenced ycsserl1y. This
is the Oldest missionary organization in the
country. It was Incorporated bv the Legisla-
turc Of Massachusetts in ILL.,, and the first mis-.
sionaries were ordained ut Salem. Feb. 9Th. Of
thu same ycar, and soou after sailed foT tue East
Indies Ii is stated that when the first Iii ission-
aries set sail, the entire amount in the treasury
waa but 500. Now the income Of the Society
is about s;e5 5,oc9:
At4 O'Clock Yesterday p. g., the meeting was
called to order by lie Recording Secretary, who
read letter from President Hopkins, informing
OF his inability to be present, aud suggesting
that Judge Jcssup be selected In his stead. III
the absence Of Judge Jes.up, the Hon. Judge
Strung, Of this State, was called tothe chair
The Kev. DR.. Sheprsrd then opened tue meeting
port, showing that the expenses Of the year
were s4ls, 35.irtceirts *:5o.e05, leaving delt
Of &65,sT4. Tho permanent fund IS Fe57 7.l1,
pef1nanen. fund for officers 939s.4 10.
4 report was then received from th* prnden-
tial committee on the state Of the foreign mis-
sions, the most Of which were represented to be
in flourishing condition. The number Of mis-
sons is &c, stat1ons lss, ont-stations ISL, or
daiued missionaries 159, ply sicians not ordain.
ed !. ulale assistants II, female assistants 2lo,
nntiye preachers e22, native helpers e54, NUN.
Der Of priating. establishments 5, nurnber o'
pages p1lnted !ass year 4Ir3<9s9aVt Ghufcnts
lis, church members ~, SIG, added during year
l,s79, number Of seminariea I, free schools :13,
pupils in free schools 7.sll, pnpils in seu1ina-
rics 4ol, pupils in boarding schools 6s7, whole
number in schools and ssn,inasies S,ss3.
The opening sermon was preached last ere.
ming By Rev. DR.. Patterson, Of Chicago.
SECOND DAY.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 5.-ludge 1essup, Of Pa.
pcting as chairman The report Of the fEudcn
tial COMMITTEE was rcceived-wlieh says tht
receipts Of tue Board have failed 70 keep paes
with the expenses. The income from Forei &
Missions average three hundred aud tweI7s
thousand dollars per year. uF to the yeeal
1858, the receipts we're sufficient; since, lin
time, the expenses have been beyond th'
amount put into the hands Of tue committee
| They recommend MI increase in the coutribu
tions corresponding with the growth Of the mis-
sionary work.
1t Was recommended that hereafter the nnnu
al session Of tie Board commence on the frs
| Tuesday in October
, 1859-10-06
The Weekly Press aud Tribune
FOR OCT. 9th.

rt. 7yr.x,~ pr-sx T,,,rx- for .b;z wcel
contains Tue loHo"ioe.
I LFAulSG ARTICLES The View Tasln China:
Mimi sta; Ca4!aFnsa A:elt.n: ihe i:nn9ts GG!,9L
M.n1T.nt IL. OwIxfss TI.nerss.
n .Eprruf:IaL rAEAGIAPIs-JutIsc Trum-
h7.i. sp eca: Tta Fosr!ue. rroe'.s; \ New
DanseI 10 ss pna. H.! ~ "a .'ts H1,.,.rs e
EsIltt E1sla TT ~. - n,.S,cs T,.ce: ijoe Tnhn
M1t-. roun:r~ "a. ,ri-1 80 :rhs f:h.s es ="
-, =. A =. - ..tnpe AA~ 1s.
A'nC 80 - 80
ILL, REVIEW OF THE II F.EN-A FoI.:cnsAa sum
mHy Of the news tt1asft Fto9 n Tle CHT; fLa
Eu.tsl Statss Mex co aaa Euf.pe
rv LATEST MEMS BY TELEf;EArH-Waltcr
IVA X. Fiffhn- n-sr+1,nfr i!r,Ity Il An1e.1cs. The
ri fou{s Vii la.er fnn,u, nlltcrut3 III. Eet-
lion = Kan..s: Usziruc;;ye Fxrt ,sL,p II Sprlux-
1et| IL: i'll Uou7la!n aud lia.d e. lie As+s.-
1auts: Ett.iA Statc EIctth,u etc.
r..TnE xr. LOUIS FAIE-Frca our ovn eone.
.pSn,srt.
", -I1r v,o&, .xn c.nrv~ ~. r.,- ~
~ 4aE am -; ANU "o4'"9-'-Ane LIZ ~
Aanpa' N!e+ - -.---
T1L.spEEEH or HON. LYMAN INtNDCLL 1t
~. sandnsss oa.o: .,.r,x-,o, VI,
/. n.c ~ ,E.o.n i =. sicaitnt s,r.1.
1r.rUE CAMPAIGN IN wts4x3yS1y-;slut "
b.se between A1easr4 Kaat4ll and Hobart 1t
1....1 ,,x.,,,,,,-,r-o,r
, 1859-10-06

ST, Louis, Oct. 4.-The steamer II. II. Nor.
rison, Ills +. M.. was discovered to be on ire,
il a roam iu the nursery, under the ladies
cabin. but the flames were eusilv extingnished.
soon after, II 7. u, smoke was seen issuing
from her texas, which, together with the con,
tents were all destroyed. About 900 will
repair the damage. The fire wss the work o.
an incendiary, as careful examination showed
traces Of combu.iLle materials in differen
parts Of fae texas. Several such attempts Il
burn steamboats, at our wharf hare been 70
pcoted!y nadc.
, 1859-10-06

Night t.efore last an accident happened ut
Highs cyator which cecAsioned the loss Of
about thousand bushels Of wheat. The bark
Winslox was load ny there during the night,
aud ,hc persous in Charge Of her falling asleep,
as the hold filled, the vessel careeued little,
slispl.ciu. the conductor through which sse
rraiu PASSES from, ,hc E!cvatnr. aud letting the
Wheat run into the river. The parties in the
warehouse no. knowing anything ubout the &c
cider,, continued running out tue wheas, mud
the mischief was not discovered until Kdout a
THOUSAND bushels had been Na.r1uIxt
SrafintI. Sfh +,
, 1859-10-06

Dos1ox, Oct. 5.-F. B. Beaumont. Of jamaica
Plains, aud now resident At Hung Kong.
China, ia = letter dated slss July, says: ~
1uu,or here, probably cbioess story, is tha.
t;oyeruor Of Shanghai, saying that the firing
frn:a The forts as tue mouth Of Pei -Ho River upon
The Britiah and French Embassy was not by his
orders, BIT by those OF Aaudarins. whose beads
he had ortle, ed to he struck of for the act, End
It i, expected that shs American Minister, Mr.
Ward. has proceeded to rekin,; Nj. Bruce, the
, 1859-10-06

EFOn Na4fklUGtpHs
wAsu1S61ox, Oct. 5. On me recent rcce7-
ton Of The new Brazilian minister BY the Pres
idcn., the latter took occasion to express .the
hope Ahat the Brazilian government would =tit'
further remore the restrictions On our CON-
merce with that country.
. 4 nriyate letter from Arizona, dated 17th ult.,
sars .'she Apuchcs arc getting boldcr, and We
have almost The usual number Of murders and
The yctc 1t the recent election for Delegate to
Congress exceeds e,c,7. Only about one-sizth
Of tie voters participate in tue New MEXICAN
r1rr+icn
, 1859-10-06

All persons interested in matters of Zeal Es.
tate, arc requested to meet at The ofice Of S. II.
Kerfoot 4 Co., No. 81 dearborn street, this
{Thursdar3 evening, ut 7o'clock.
4 general attendance is requested. rs there
mrs several plans to be proposed, which, it il
1hought, will conduce to the advantage Of CHI
cnpo
, 1859-10-06

,LzrtSe7ox, Nv Uet- 5.-lhc Csyington aud
Lexington Kaslfond was sa1d 1t anciion &o.d.y
ior *5.la5.o0o. The bid was made BY v. Il.
GeJge. Of Corington;: for what Is known as the
q Judgment o5taincd By the second mortgage
fsnn nahnIaefs
, 1859-10-06

foxzEor, ou1o, October s.-The steamer
Mary Cook, which left Cincinnati on Friday
last, sunk las: night ai o'clock, at the foot ,ot
Race ron Island. She sunk in about seven feet
Of water. and caa probably be raised again, in
whi:a erent something will be saved. Los,
&boat $4,000,
, 1859-10-06


The readers Of tho Pass AID fR1prsH hare
seao ""1 ae"'''eo ... .saA' .
soe pen .. 'oun L. .eI'e'' 4.sa' - ~ w.
% s.'e cary eu"o'S I"a :p,ss.;a. p.ps " f,,. M tro
HFSs' ane ot'o'e 'ae eo"3ou".''4 . ~ '4- w.
papers 'e "a' ,o' soAe '',sss y, .oA. w
o. soe Resistant ea''''A .. wv "1as.
US pleasure 'o aanoaose .ns' nv "4s Nv"
come co''nec'eA IN '1s "."S oo1"'s c -,
ea'So' ''ou "'. ,,'. =. -, a..
most 10 'aa''' 1a''"'s"s "e.'so ~ n .s
"oo'ee's 's.'' eoa'c 'pso' .'s"eFle. -
y fe@', Aau saee.o1 "''s.' s:., aa1 - =. w.. ~
sne oes' anu ''ucss i.'ea "''u "ne'n - mo- 80
o1' soo4 '1t."'o ~ W 's r"...
c''oa'e'u A''', ~ 1Ds .' 49, " ..
sSus'sA1 1. ".'I ~: "o', .aa. " ."s ~" ~, = y,
esteem. Inacs MS management sne O'a' VIII
he & wi1r awake newspaper, and a welcome
xi.tor in The fani:ies aa,up. whom it circu!at4s.
~. ,'o..>s',. :. ~ 1.~ - n.n.rer, .vn,o,+ Ard
We hespcuG los II" generous sui'po''. ana'
by the way, cur merchants will consult their
, 1859-10-06

LAncrSY.-Nargaret Doeling was held TO bail
in $500 yesterday, for the larceny Of ss5 from
her friend Catherine Crowlcr. r'
, 1859-10-06

NeW VOTE 11WFdeFtF8.
NV Yosk, Get 5,-Tte death sentence
pa.scd On James Stephens. the wi!s poisoncr,
was affirmed By the Court OF Appeals, while the
zane Cont reversed the sentence uf James
Shepherd, condemned to death for murder aud
, 1859-10-06
THE CITY i.

LrunERAEs.-The Intention Of lumber deal
ers to thc advertisement Of mine host Of the
So!litt House will repay all those interested.
, 1859-10-06

vAeaaScr.-AI lad named Frank Aorey, from
Keno.ha, was sent to the Reform School ycster-
day a. yag1uut.
, 1859-10-06
*Ernrrla Election.

Arcrs7a. Ga, o.. 5.-The Third Congress
aion.i District Is conceded to the Opposition.
1be balance Of lhs Districts aEe regarded as
Democratic, though the vote in the sth aud st!l
il Close
, 1859-10-06

RANDOLPH S1sksr Cans. The unmber Of car
riagcs having been increased, the Randolph
street cars run now every fire minutes.
, 1859-10-06

The following table shows tue amount Of gold
brough, ty each steamer from California and
landed 1T New York this year, compared with
the shipments of corresponding dates in 1853.
1t will bt seen that tue increase iu the influx Of
gold this year is neur'y million and quarter
over tho amount brought last year, up to the
irestis time:
, 1859-10-06

EB See advertisement Of Cornell : Co.s
tvo-threal uoiseless premium, Sewing Machine
and universal hemmer, No. 13o Lake st.
, 1859-10-06

4 GEEAr D1s1DzRATux.-The best oil to burn
one m half Of pint viii burn twelve hours, giving
a ljei,t equal 10 eight candles. call 1t the Lamp
and oil Emporium, aad ask for Boston hero-
sepc, for which we ore the Agent. The trade
supplied at Boston prices, adding Only freight
sud exchange Remember the place, l26 Clark
street. - e:3's~
, 1859-10-06

Ax UxeALLAST ScAAr.-David e. Patterson
:, undertook the escort Of 0rphie R. Ballard from
Rockford 10 this citr. in place Of fulfilling that
service b. stole her trunk. He has been ar-
rested and indicted before the Grapd jug. and
sill dad location IN Stats Institution proba.
bly, before he il month ol1ar. :~.~>-
, 1859-10-06

EY yichot! Conchas!! Comcrciante !!
- Orleans 1sega1ia de f.ondrcs -! L. Meier
De Ia uabana!!!.! Choice and select brands
Of Cigars just received BY b: ". corbln L Co.,
t5 South Cksrk street. Try them.
, 1859-10-06

SrA,ps' ARE Tnrxrs.-We refer Of course to
the Baltimore and Norfolk Oysters on sale At T.
E. Spaids', No. 70 State street, opposite Garrett
lIIock.
, 1859-10-06

4 D1sc1A1xEa.-The Light Guard Band dis.
avows all connection with the Gift Concert On
Tuesday evening, other than as hired perfoF1h-
crs, by the proprietor Of the enterprise.:
, 1859-10-06

DIED.

On "Wednesday, the 5:h tnet JENNIE, daughter Of D.
L. and f. u. pu-t, ate1 1eu Uo..lis~
Funeral ths afttsuuun At thess rcsierct, Ss. - Al
Buren atrtet-
On tn -.ay evening Tire <a Inst LILLE, daughter Of
Fyareis and Sarah u- 6raA.ey+ asel ysass.
The fnne viii te atsended nj urlr 7esds1ec NO. 10
Ohio street. On Thu1s.l4y si.erA6on Ut 81 O'clock
, 1859-10-06

~ Singers Tailoring and Leather Sewing
AacLiues At Reduced Prices, &C Lake street
se1G.3W
, 1859-10-06

AWA11-The halfdecomposed remains Of
small infant we're found yesterday under the
west abutmeut of Polk 1trset bridge. An in
quest was held, but nothing developed.
, 1859-10-06
LOCAL MATTERS.

r7rGo to John Jones / Co., 1ls Dearborn
.tro.t md ret YOUR clothes cleaned and re-
paired. They viii be we'll done and at prices to
e,;t the timt4
, 1859-10-06

~ II you want = we'll made, neat 6tting
aud fashionable suit clothes, go 10 J. Il. Elys,
at 1G7 Randolph street. lie has the best cutter
in town, aud viii guarantees both work aud
prices to give satisfaction; aud his stock Of
ready made garments Is the finest in the city.
Eire him n call
, 1859-10-06

GAs F1x7UnEs--The best stock in the city,
ouI richest patterns, can be found at our show
room. Il End A9 State street, up stairs.
aa19.]m BRoWx J. W1LpKH.
, 1859-10-06

Acsrs1l, Ga, Oct 6-The returns from
Georgia continue meagrs, hut tha phases are
| unchanged.
, 1859-10-06
rho Prcsfdentsa Movements.

uAI71HoRx, Oct s.-President buchanan ar
rived here las. night. aud iefs br the Northern
| G utral Railroad tlis morning Fer his home at
| Nteatland, near Lancaster, IA
, 1859-10-06

81 We don't wonder TINT the people Of
Chicago are 50 we'll dressed, when the gentle
men can take their old clothes 10 Cook Nc
La1n's at IS Dearborn street, and have thcu.
made to look like new 1t only small part Of
tile cost, And Tic ladies can hare Mtir soied
and faded garments cIsansed or dyed at 123
CLARK street. without injury the material and
at extremcff low Prices.
, 1859-10-06

LAzckxr.-A female rejoicing in the mono.
| syllable name of Aqn Mann was heldto bail
yesterday in 5000 for the larceny Of 80 from
ono Mrs. Robinson.
, 1859-10-06

E,rszr / NEwcoxa's CAMPBELL Mlysrsk1s,-
Al viii be seen by tsc advertisement in snotber
column, this celebrated troupe vii. *:i1c astres
of ecnccrts at Metropolitan Hall mex, week.
The Philadelphia .Saaday Al11s in speaking Of
tlis troupe says:
"This justly celebrated troupe hare taken
our cil;zeas by storm. coneer: H,ll, las. even
ing, was crowded to its utmost capacity, with
an elegant and delighted audience. Tic per-
formances Of this troupe arc of character the
most chastes the musical ,netaDge, - Pot
Pousi.' styled bJ the Canpbelts the surlesquc
| "A la Mustard Is composition Of fun and good
music. superior to any Of iss kind srer pre-
srnted to ! rhi!ade1phis audience. The render
Ing Of the beautiful ballads, Darlns Rosabelle,
tMy Donny JEAN Nelly Dear, Goodby,' we
we're Boys and Gi,!s together.' By Laetlle.
Rainer, Leslie, and Little Bobby. uers received
With great applause, erery piree being repeat
ediy eacored. Nexeomb, who psrsors,es til
0rsat Empresar'o in the burteseue la Hut
fard. Is exceedingly funny. and has stampet
himself m actor Of The first water Taken al
together, the entertainments Of the Campbell
| are the best Of the kind who hare visitcd OF
| cifv"
, 1859-10-06

Fl Mss u. Cameron respectfully announces
to t6e ladies Of Chicago, that sl1e has 1etuTned
from New York with splendid and vel! S.
lected stock Of French Millinery, which w'll be
ready for inspection, at her new rooms, No. ae4
Slate street, On Thursday, October 9Th, 1883.
, 1859-10-06

1 T AU C T I o n -
VIII he saki At nlsEc ou SATURDAY. 0ft- sth-
IT II o'clock H. NJ Lunt*r i,Ed recently oeeupln!
by II x1Y jlr&.aud + Co., cusne- VI Suuta Cl1sk sad
North Z ree:s:
The 1t.1n IL i1sI, I Sil.le, Ef1.t.. -.
One Fay v.rr. Ucc H,v + straw Guitar.
tsre ttr<n buy, TAete farl lart*,
Dne Sleigh, rfH.ee s *esJto1 Sa8A.
Two hAr1ca&ak, ut1.a Irsxs
NudA:o Eo5e, th1tr,, &C.
Ons Typ Dasky.
Ais-THE oEFtcEon on .ta s7zd s<cup'ed ey NsssEs-
E<e, + Busa,ts1l-
The above naMs3 property WA 10 sol for eaah 10 The
hskheAt h!4t.r.
n. AHktU$E.
, 1859-10-06
Nflu a1bertise11lcntS.

n G. L. ScHIrE.*, -ti=-r:i-i~9 d3'h. 63 G-I't
I, arAor.ei to ysrir~ A!eA-.fz Ais and at IA
Ira gi.o Pk,pery Of G4a .SastA Hea. ja1-ts3+y
, 1859-10-06

ITO RENT-A Cottage Containing
rrouus hill ard pantry, ~ishths E7rien saeent.
aa CAit1xo near Uu<aukee aEs1uts- FEAShLlS
v EIST kH- II Aesaod.Ss 1h<x to7n:f ClAsk snd
: It s,sinrfon stEeet. eaE-a6.s-lw
, 1859-10-06

SABBATH School PRockss1ox.- learn there
will be Sabbath School procession Of the en-
tire Sabbath Schools Of this ciiy, Oh Saturday,
Oct. O., under the auspices Of the s. S. Union.
, 1859-10-06
NUMBER 83.
au1uSr1lIkntE.
1TcVICkER'S THE ATRE.
f33 var ~, s.--.. t,-tur,, s.ats AID Drs1hpxa.

ATcV1CkER'S THEATRE.
Ni M4d.zna sssees, besueca ssats saat Dtszso1a-
rurRspaY EVENING. Ok. as-
LAST MIG HIT BUT W o.
OF ths :ined and f.ro.sse aetztn
JULIA DEAN HAY E,
Who h=. this her a aRpsafansa Ia 'f!s
Aeztze. u ap2si aud1enssf. Via
GREAT APPLAUSE
Tie. ensazruent aaos b ezteadsd bsJandtha present
well 80 piece VII b. repeated
shs win sppes. thls evsn.n< IN her great eAssa=tes Of
LINE,
In Buwes, ee.eaaea p,sy in Fiss Acts eusttled The
Lady sr kvo~s Or, Lose As< Fr5d<.
a.aa x,aop@ y. .:eo: g. passs " h1<''
70 conclude with the rouiax eree called tho
BENGAL TIGER
wsa H. Bs.Gs7. Nh. A!t... Afs- 1*'<A'"'' L. I" sa'
rTouosrov srea.zk BENEFIT .ad isss night but eos
1t jana Dean HAyne.
Sor1cEcuAsa. or TM1-p~os. opsa It 7; ca'-
TIA 1ses 4 14 aeaoek. precisely: n-f f,,,4. N.
xe1rsl ri csr::s. se. lo~sf Ra'ai' 8o's.' I" op's'
b<xs r. ooee opea from 10 O'clock A. y. tin ooek
P.M, xhsa sa:s bs seeusea .are. da5. . ..v7oee
METROPOLITAN HALL.
TIE CELEEEATED
GID FOLKS CONCERT
COMPANY.
Fran MASSACHUSETTS,, roza.stln.of
r11rrx LADIES l. GENTLEnES,
w,ru THEIR srLEaD1D ORCHESTRA
An, Jy.1s. pa44s R4zp fra, bnaenn a'@a@eo ~ Wv
,ti.e II yCupS NxH EEX.as22 se>-A'e>
MISS ME TW1CHE L L,
VIII h,ve The Aeour of giving
T.x0 Grand Concerts,
In this dty. on
u-,;7,xood Saturday Evenings, 0eto-
ber 7kh aud S1A3
wlca the will appear clad In
COSTUMES OF 100 YEARS AGO.
| E,- ,,,4,entars 50 h!l!a of the day. L.
ADMISSION rs CENTS
t1-sstava,r. srana As>sraoon coaeest Il socioef-
ec4 asoost
MUSICAL UNION ACAL EslY.
| wi FALL TERM.
AThs E,em-naFy elaxs eeu.a,seces TUESDAY eTenlsx e
H. Sa, Il. vaas nj x.sa'sE as.t
s7<, IT,. rfyas's ss*ns X ,*anss II. entitled to
fc t. al ii: pub e entertainments q tas Aas
~ faaer ra.ka,.r. lnaaie \: I:eos caays xa':t
'''F' u 1's y. I;3NEEy}!! %MEEEryx}E! n,,+e,o,
.,,ssx & ssah.kSYI9SS:l PiNS,SSSS:l D<.0..,
ASOLE's DANCING
, 1859-10-06

AN ENERGETIC MAN POS
sesxuc s1a e7rIt7l and w.!In.reA to Fesk ran
".ssr.s1 - II Nnr ira octk-tt1
, 1859-10-06

Rxs1csAr1ox.- Deaubien; light house
keeper ut this port, has resigned and "come
ashore" since the new arrangements require
the light keeper to reside on tho end Of the
pier. A Mr. Morris succeeds him.
, 1859-10-06

Chicago EQUESTRIAN AHnoAp.-Tho second
premium Of SO fer best equcstriauikm Of boys
under fourteen years Of age at the St. Louis
Fair was awarded to Master J. G. Kelley Of
Chicago.
, 1859-10-06

MARROW EscArE.-Thc premises Of Messrs.
Il. D. Emery i Co.. eoa Lake street, agricu'tu-
raj implement dealers, a1d publishers Of the
Prair;e Farmer, had q narrow escape from de-
struction By fire on Tuesday evening, from
pile Of exchanges becoming ablaze from gas
hurne
, 1859-10-06

UT ANTE D-A Situation by 4
Yonrk n,an axet =: Eng to tsfe CIR of hoea
eatf-tzs a1l natn himself useful. Altsxss J. C. Hex
, 1859-10-06

ITO LUMBERMEN.-1 will give
dav board n. room ho.r: ta sla<le p<:<ons and fan
nes anoans u aas thousand d9Iafs PIT e9n!h aud
eSSsig Sollst Iouse tof Vi 4san x,oa Fraaknn sta-
, 1859-10-06

Mona1sskr-AxA--A youDgster named Peters
was arrested yesterday for so severely beating
comrade that the latter is now under medical
treatment. He was held for further examina-
, 1859-10-06

1N ANTED- Mercl.ants-A
" young u,., iron the EAT de.!rrs situation Ia
tbs cty Il couapc,eat - I'll aEJ lo.n
rt.u. Would at ~. aaly 80 e r.. a.psa ssr.
eiert atdrrss ~ b. T." rost ofaee Box ISL.
, 1859-10-06

REconpER's Coun7.-In this tribunal yester-
day, the case Of the People r*- Charles Mcsley,
for ,agrancy. resulted in his acquitta1, hence as
follows:
I1s Cowt-"Gentlemcu Of the Jury, perhaps
you will be willing to make out a certificate Of
good character for the prisoner"
But tic jury wasn't willing from the showing,
and Mcslcy went forth, warned, perhaps, for
the future.
case was on trial yesterday afternoon
against landlord, for letting house to be oc-
cupied fos. infamous purposes. We should like
10 see few score Of our Chicago landlords
:" put through on hi. same charge. ~,
, 1859-10-06

TOR .SALE-A GROCERY-The
j. Stock aaI Fixtures OF 4 ar.te!a+s sroceEy 4ofe-
jnne gotd e4h tt,s.. Ttis s1sr. A?2ly II e.'17ar
Of Nsdt3ca and u-..44l .sle-f., 6tc1-s
, 1859-10-06

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cnrr II t.t .S ii Clc11o X.ttLs copah} Sosas3
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, 1859-10-06

B Large and important sale at auction Of
every kind Of furniture, carpets. and household
goods, this morning at halEpzst nine o'clock.
and continuing Friday morning ut half-past nine
o'clock A. H., by- Gilbert 4 Sampson, No. 50
Lake street. Parties in want Of furniture, ETC.,
ui!l do well to attend these snles.
, 1859-10-06
NOR SAFE ORIN EXCHANGE

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j. .nx q; ;pps-s01l actsa ehntee kscfvsfd and unu1-
rr1rsd ants In RocS awA.h and Ia u >ee :cnatea.
Nbouusn: Wlrneoa:o scd t:c Ctnntts ilLno.s. thse!
had+ s.aprI,e Prairie a. TINKER vel ..te1e .t:a.e1
in either safe. Address 1:ek 1ss cali At l5s kt
k.hLasa. i'll J.H. EEETt@I Agent. otkA&t3 In
, 1859-10-06
1Saantf1.

XJTANTED-Ten competent and
w ,r,,nen-e,l rrr Gnod. Salesman. Apply ARR
.,.. % II "a W.4f H. Russ + 20. pc1aaa2 IL
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-06-18
Ladies the Best Company.

Thackeray says that it is better for you to
pass an evening once or twice in a ladies' draw
ing room, even though the conversation is slow,
and you know the girls song by heart, than in
a club, tavern or pit of theater. All anus
ments of youth to which virtuous women are
not admitted, rely on it, are deleterious in
their nature All men who avoid female So
ciety have dull perceptions, and are stupid, or
have gross tastes, and revolt against what is
pure. Your club swaggerers who are suck
ing the butts of billiard cues all night, call fe-
male society insipid. Poetry is ihsipid to a
yokel beauty has no charms for blind man !;
music does not please the poorbeast who does
not know ono tune from another; and as a
true epicure is hardly ever tired Of water,
sauce and brown bread and butter, protest
| can sit for whole night talking to well
regulated, kindly woman, about her girl COM
ing out, of her boy at Eton, and like the even
ing's entertainment One Ct tie great bene-
fits nan may derive from wonan's society
is, that he is bou ind to be respectful to them.
The habit is Of great good to your moral men
depend upon it. Our education makes us the
most eminently selfish men in the world. We
fight for ourselves, we yawn for ourselves, we
light our pipes and say we will not 60 out =
we prefer ourselves, and our ease and tht
greatest good that comes to man from awo
mans society, is, that he has to think O
somebody to whom he is bound to be con
stantly attentive and respectful,
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-06-18
Bath.
Terms Used ON ,Change.

A BULL is one who buys stocks on specu-
latioa thinking they will rise, SO that he can
sell at profit. 1t is to his interest to have
stocks rise, and he will resort to every means
to bring about the desired result.
A BEAR is one who sells Stocks on specu-
latlon, thinking they will fall, so that he can
buy in for less money to fill his contracts
1t is to his interest to break down the mar
ket, and he will resort to the most deperate
means to accomplish his object.
A CORONER is when the Bears cannot by or
borrow the stock to deliver in fulfillment OF
their contracts.
A DEPOSIT is earnest money, lodged in the
hands Of a third party as a guarantee %
up" 40 up" etc., is the language EXPIRES
sive of deposit.
OVERLOADED is when the Bulls cannot
take and pay for the Stocks they have pur-
chased.
SHORT is when person or party sells
Stocks when they have none, and expect to
buy or borrow them in time to deliver.
LONG is when person or party has a
plentiful supply of Stocks.
A FLYER is to buy some Stock with view
to selling it in few days, and either make OF
lose, as luck will have it.
A WASH is pretended sale, by specia
agreement between the seller and the buyer,
for the purpose of getting a quotation report
ed