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, 1859-03-16
Enterprise of Chicago Merchants and
Mechanics.

We made come remarks yesterday. in regard
to the lack Of en;esprite atowo BY tho business
men OF Chicago in securing \ tharc Of the fur
nishapg Of outfits fer the gold miuea An in.
s:auce Inns come 10 our kaua ledge sircs 1ta ar.i-
Gle appeared, that Illustrates What ne :tcted. 4
citizen Of one Of The t9wns On the G4Is1a Rold
-sscrli7K, il We reco:lec. right-cace ts11 aueh
Chicago last week, and vent down to s.. Louis
to buy portable ecgl1e md tam.a!i. He
effected tho purchase, paid some t. 600 or zuore.
and ordered the srtclss 1o,Hirded to st. Jo-
seph, No, where be will place tbcm Oh wagons,
ALSO bought in 81. Louis, and haul them TO the
mines- He was in tbs city yesterday, aod ssw
the artiolo in our paper. He said to O '7iend of
ours thAt hs purchased in s. Louis, btcause As
didn kaoso tha! sueA machinery soas for sale in
GAic1go. HI was taken 10 some Of our manu-
fsctarers and shown saw mills aud fo.!abla en-
gnss, mud wagons, equal in quality to villa: he
bought in St. Louis, and considerably cLe2fer.
He now sees biz msi>ke; hut who il u 5ia:Ge,
the purchaser that weat out Of The StE!e, and
psid moro than Chicsso prices for his machine
~, or those in the city hariag the articles for
sale, who bid sheir light under bushei, end
thus lost q cuntomerf
And here Nc will whisper word privately il
tbs eur of Chicsgo wholesalers and maLufac-
turera- The merchants and mechanics Of 1t.
Louis advertise Ere times as liberal1y as tho
same class do in Chicago. In this city, business
men depend upon the location and natural ad-
vsntages OF the place to secure them cas:ou,ers,
In st. LoaiF, tley rely On their own Efforts hnd
, 1859-03-16
G0METIIING NEW u! - MITCHELL'S
~ PATENT
Metallic-Tipped Boot and Shee.

An Improvement has been arpfed to Boots *nd Saoes
BY which Gseat SaylLE Ia Expense u made. Every
beet and Hhoe dealer know fbat children will
At tie the shoe In from furr - x
Neek1 and that Il skitherto dcaelthe skill ct
tute1s to obyiAte this difficulty.
TIE 'sAETALLIC TIP"
tneets and overeones 1t, s3Au pteca Of copoer u
ne1ty 70 the Of the boot shoe, Eordpx
complete ntotecinn to it. and rendering the efforts OF
the most fu7etera:e saper Intellectual kick OF wear it
out
We p-escn. this Inven,ton With the tlles kuoEedze Of
and experience in ia Practical Utility Having for
nearly swo been subjected to the eeresest tests
has, BY its own intrinsic merits actually suynounted
every objection that could possibly be brpnxEt against l.
- the accompanying certificates which are but fair
erage OF bundreda othet1 will abundautl5 copbtf1te
We het alton 10 sxyinK that the Mrt1c Tipped
Shoe u destined eatrls supcrtete for Children and
Youth the o.! stlle; and conaidef It moderate
atatee.t tn one pr ef the Meeafc TIPS viii outVe1r
two three pa1 o1 the old style, making aaviax Of
nearly two4hir11 In the expense Of aaoes.
messrs. TADsW0kTH h WELLS, Of Chicago,
Haye been appointed Acnts for tn. sale Of the Boots
and sboes md authorized to dispose sf Town md
County RzhtA
Couna7catons addressed t. them OF the underlined
CaA.E MCKINNEY 4 CO..
10 " Water r., Boston, MAsz
n. p-Thl1 invention IL \ complete protteitou ffpu
the cutting Of Prairie rassea aad especially adApt-
ed to ainers use and ali occupations which particularly
expose the Toe Of the bot ahoe to beIagca OK
fk29 1v-n1
, 1859-03-16

4 Spoosr CASE, Mns uscLEs rs TRouBLE.-
1t the instsnce Of one Jonathan Wilson, clerk
with Edgeccmb S;5ley rival pawn brokers,
Lsunde: rival pawn broker, srd Abuer
WaileIs, weIe ARRESTED charged with obteipipg
MONEY uo3ez false pretencc*. O complicated case
Of 1.-TWO Of trade" aud p1at.d spoons pawnsd
g. silver. TIE parties vers brought before Jus
tics hiiiikep, md Lauder was discharged. His
felIQH in atrca. Haa hrld in 800.
, 1859-03-16

We print This morning the first Of an expect
ed series o. letters from an intelligent and CO.
pable correspondent In <he Valley Of the Grent
salt Lake. His Communications to this paper
will avoid. ii fer ns may b., the mere details Of
thu ormy movements; they will be devoted to
m exposition OF Aoslpo1isn as it il its effect
upon those who profets it as their religious
faith--its fruits. moral, social, physical aud rei
:gious, a. observed hy ose who is in position to
zee what ths evil tree brings forth. We aak for
the first letter the attention which il demands.
, 1859-03-16
BY:'7EtEGRAPH;


NEW YoRk, March l5.-Boeaos Ayres dates Of
Jauuary 23a, are received The supply ship Re.
lease, corvette Pfeble, aa steamer Southern Star,
bad srriysd ut Mou!evidio. and the latter had
started for Cor.entes, towing the PrehIe.
On the arriyal Of the sdvauce part Of the equa.
dron at Rosa Rio. the local authorities eens,a
despatch 10 Admiral Shubrick, asking the reason
of this collection u iorca. The ausWer was not
published.
On the 10th, the squadron was st Paraua, where
Commissioner B,wlin and Admiral Shabrick had
IN interview With Uriqujza. TIA latter had since
gone north, and 1t was sai1 Was bound to Para-
quay to tender his good Offices to Lopez.
The Buenos Ayres TiMes says, hopes Of 4
peaceful settlement are more gererAlIy enter
timed, aod thinks Lopez HM cdt dowu tie claim
to the lowest limits, ratify the to1me1 treaty, and
promise protection and encouragement to Ameri.
can citizens.
, 1859-03-16

Co11HawooD, c. W, March 15-The harbo
here is entirely Gear Of ice, aud active preparl
tious are being made for startin. line Of steam
ers between here and Chicago with increased IA.
cilitcs for traffic over former years. Steamers are
also being fitted out for regular lines to Lake
Superior, 3, uce Mines, &C.
KINGSTON, c. W., March 15.-rhere are get
iarge quantities Of scc III The harbor, but it is
broken up aud will b. carried Of by the iirst
wind.
, 1859-03-16
Chicago Board Of Trade and the Rock
Island }ridrc.

Chicago Board 0f Trade unl the Rock
Island Bridge.
The Davenport GaS<tte copies the suggestion
conta5ped in this paper few days ago as to the
duty Of the Chicago Board OF Trade in view of
the efforts which the st. Louis Chamber Of
Commerce is making Tor the destruction Of the
Rock Island Bridge. aad remarks 81 follows:
Tha. III the spirit which We hay= been waiting
a long time TO See exhibited in Chicago, aud
the emphatic language IN which we wanted to
see it uttered. We hare several tirneA +, en- on
the point Of calling tho attention OF lhe people
OF press Of Chicago to the fact, that while it.
Louis. through purely selfish motives. has been
s.'eudiug thousands OF dollars aud cxLlhllnR
remarkable energy 10 destroy o grest public
Improvement, because it takes away trade from
her, Chicago, as much interested in preserving
this bridge ~ st. Louis il in destroying it, has
literally done nothing for The protection Of this
structure We have uever heard OF her contri-
butlng dollar to assist in defending this rail-
railway across the crest Mississippi, before
Courts, nor seen an expression. other shxp occa.
bional newspaper artlcles, exhibiting particular
interest in tie battle Of thoae who La1e been
spending thousands to protect the bridge from
legal assaults. St Louis has expended oser
twenty thousand dollars in efforts to seeure the
removal Of this bridge. She hea secured the
sympathy and aid Of the New Orleans Chamber
practical detton on the part Of Chicago, that she
ls oppoainR more than I mere bridge company,
and that while she il endcavoring to destroy
one Of the moet magnificent improvement
in the country, there are interests Of as much
importance - herf, and capable Of equal lber-
ally AID energy, pledged to protect this in-
provement
, 1859-03-16
Council Bluffs NplpareiI.

Cts&. Z. f1oyost, for come time and until
1ately, Job printer in this Office, has BECOME \
partner il tue Courc,, B!uff4 Nonpayt:t -one Of
the bes. of our Western exchanges Mr. r is
= capital workman, and will provo valuable
acquisition 10 the Aonpartl Within the last
three years this oils. has furnished from ltd
employees, editors and publishers for more than
= scote Of Western papers, and foremen TO as
many more. The Pass AND TR1nukE eatablisn-
ment is = printers college, which every year
graduhtes and sends forth c1ass Of youog men
thoroughly instructed in the profession, in Ill
Of it's branches.
, 1859-03-16

NEW YoRk, March 15.-1t nDpeara that the
SLAYER captured on the coast Of Porto Rico early
IN February, was the bark Majastic, and that she
had over thousand negroes on board. The
American captain end the Spanish owner made
their escape. which With tho taking of the sta-
Yer in Porto Rico has much the appearance Of
cullnainn.
, 1859-03-16
The 10000 Billiard Match.
pL1aolr, Mach 18th

Editorl fztss and T4ibu3e:
4 great deal ofsalk il now nsde il our Sport
ing circlet, doubtless extending to yorr OWE,
concerning The great approaching billiard match
between the champion billiard players, Phelan
and Ssrfeiter, soon to conc oil in this city.
l.isto bo carom game, played upon tatle
with Fhelan's combination cushion, which las
the patented peculiarly Of Sc lineal inches more
cushion, owing to the peculiar cures Of the
jaws Of the pockets, Tae match ia made two
thousend points, for 80 .0o0 i've Thousand dol
lars side. 1t will be played on Tuesday even.
ing. April 18th, and bids fair 10 BE- on1 Of the
mcst marked and exciting sporting evrrts CT
The season.
Pleian is an 1rish1nan by brit, 4 jewciler By
trade and q billiard PLAYER By choice, aided in
the latter by such natural traits perfected By
training cs have given him world wide renown
at 4 champion player.
He hiss won laureIa and something moro matc-
rial in suecessful matches in this country, and
Europe, and hna nevcr been beaten. Besides
being player be has added to The literature and
text books Of tbs game Of billiards, treati7es of
approved me1it, besides being the pa:eatce Of
si1 distinct Improvements in the mechanics OF
the game.
Pne'au las vauquished tle champion p1ayer Of
France in the Three Ball Carom game, and claims
IL be tle Billiard Champion o the World. 1t is
accepting this challenge, and the 900 stake with
Which it Is backed, that Join Serrcitcr Of this
city is brought forward BY 1lt'se who believe le
can, aud arc prepared to STE him ;. .beat phe}an'
SerrcIler, Otherwise known as Dutch uans,:' las
been brought up to billiards as some men are BUN
aud bred among horses.
His only ianrels area ma1cl Of 81 900 won in =
malch will B.rney Crystal, ,cf New York, played
!" home and ltorne," half in New York and half in
Detroit, setrciler being tho vic.ur, making run
Of ouc hundred anl twenty, tie larses: ever made
10 match game Of billiards. mention these
facts to let y"u know who are to he the contest
auts Of tie pr:z. Of slu,o00 acd tho CLampiuu-
ship.
The regulations for the match restrict the NUN.
hcr present to f!.y, though tie outside attead.
aucc will inc:uI- much Larger u1m5cr. CrE.
, 1859-03-16
The Cuban Fillibusters in New York.

The Cuban FillibusteTs in New York.
New YoRk, March ia mass meeting WAS
held Last night in Tamuany Hall for the pur-
pose Of giving expression to the feeling with
the proposed annexation Of Cuba sTbc
meeting Was large one. Ex-Asyor Aickle
presided. 1saec V. Fowler read the resolutions,
and Senator Brown, of Miss., and The Hon.
John Ccehrsne, Of N. Y, and Capt. Rynders
made speeches. which were to the effec. that
Cuba 4urkt BE- Ours
, 1859-03-16
The Mexican war News Confirmed.

TUG HC11C@H Wal VE"o ~oAuI Wtus
NEW ORLEANS, March l4.-The Tennessee's
mails confru1 tie reported seccess of the Libe-
rails. Gen. Anpudia reports that the Reaction
lists under Gen Co5as, 1900 strong, were twice
beaten back BY un inferior force Mirnmoa was
resreatlng On 0.izaba. Only 500 troops we're at
the Cspiial.
The American Government hal greatly en-.
coaraged the Liberals The English mad French
fleets we're harassiDg Juarex
, 1859-03-16

TIE FAMILY SEWING NAca1SE~-Ths utility
Of good sewing machine has become matter Of
TACT. The hest. where there are 60 mapy, all
claiming to be the best, IL the question no" to be
decided BY the public. 0oe claims to hare taken
the highest premiums In every case last autumn,
setting forth that all the patents Of any preten-
slons had been fairly in competition. The infer
ence intended must be that the Wheeler j. Wilson
mschtne, Is Of course the. best. Now, It is clear
to my mind that this statement is intended to
convey an untruth, and to create false impress
sion and mislead the public. ] am informed that
the statement aboye referred to, is not trne in re-
gard to this Grover T. Baker machine, (which I
know to be - patent Of some preteusions as we1l
as intrinsic WORTHY that it did not come into COM
pctiop nor Was it ever exhibited at the State Fair,
OF any Of the County Fairs iu the Northwest
with the single exception Of ice Davies County in
this State, where their cid machine took the first
premium, as also work done byit. It Seems to
me that the Chicago agent should have known
this TO be tie fact as well as any other person, be
havlrg (as am informed3 attended, the State ard
many Of the County Fairs personally, before
making such statements calculated to mis1ead-
Ihaye had in my family one Of Grover i Bakers
old style machines for year past, and have had
an opportunity Of testing the work doue by itwith
that done by others ind have nsyer found suy
machine do work as well Is it. It 1ever rips, nor
breaks in washing, whereas have had work in
my family done on other machines which had to
he dope over This never occurs with the work
doue by our Grover e. Baker. But good as mine
is, consider The new machine lately introduced
the perfection Of Sewing Machines. 1t ccono-
misses wear and tear by an easy, still motion. run
ming at great speed, and doinr work equally
etropg and we'll with the old style, and 60 sim.
, 1859-03-16

Tic cunJitiou oF tue roads in tue country DUR
ing the past two weeks has rendered it impossible
1oF farmers 10 haul tteir rrotuceto the dcpos ,a5l
our 1ecepts Of glsin have fallen tG very ,ua:cri-
ally iu consequence, aud mben placed alonsride
the receipts during the same period last ,var al,-
pelr Insignificant. TIC following arc ths receipts
Of Finer and G1:in during tic past week and
those dmins The corresponding week in 1858:
, 1859-03-16

Latest advices from the frontier Eay that
tle Platte river il rushing down in flood
full rite miles wide. Hundreds Of carly EN-
ifraute, bound for the gold mines, were Gu
cumped on ils bank waiting opportunity to
c:oss. Fort Kearncy is surrounded By wafer,
ard the Missouri, under the influence Of the
t1ocj, is higher ihan ever before knowu thus
early in the season.
, 1859-03-16

1t IL estimated that tho net reoa9pts Of
the bsztop Home @2athio Fair will b $40, ,ooo-
remarkable saeces. The receipts at the door
oA Wednesday wsse $t,l00, ana the total re-
eeipts Ast day were nearly 5000.
, 1859-03-16

Tue DUfcu CAsE.-Dissrict Attorney Haver,
1t the session Of the Court OF Common Pleas
last evening commenced his closing argument
in the cAss Of People v5. Busch. l: will be re.
sumed this morning, and tic case will doubt
LEES BE- sive1 10 the jury this forenoon.
, 1859-03-16

NEW Yosk, March 15-Tte North German
Lloyds steamship Wesser, which WAS obliged to
return to Cork for repairs in December last, On
her frst voyage from ..tn~n{or Nav York, was
advsFtised 10 leave Cork fer New York on or
about the lat Of March. and is consequently
poW due
, 1859-03-16

BownAsv1LLE, G. W., March Is.
Two men. one womba, and child wcre
drowned Of Post Darlington. last evening".
They were in small boat which was capsized
in gale. Tha names Of the parties were Croc-
ker, Berry, Mrs Berry snd child.
, 1859-03-16

LOVE AND SA1E.-John g. Sa1s, the poet edi-
to. aad lecturer, held larRs and intelligent au.
dcccs ct Metropolitan Hall last evening. iu the
L livery Of is toem on "LovE." one cf his
Iest productions aad des-rvediy popular.
, 1859-03-16
r, Vnd Oh 1Ae Treasury Of California
f1am TIE n. Z. Even,nE POSI-

In hi, : funding Of Tie State debt Ut California
seve,aI, ss4s Aks. fraud appeass 70 have leen
com,ni,;ed by xhieh Innocent parties ere now
1i1.a,,. ~ en, =. Bonds, known as the old Issue,
@ xeT: issued ~ ed IN exchange for war1au,s that had
'ssan nn1,oinsd Com The Tzeasusc,'s .fice these
1o"d! sa,n conv, <ted last Year into new binds
1nsm ~ en% ~ tmrr =. ~ the parry who presented
the warrants. ~,
Ia toossd = aft,, ,nfa,est 1t IL maintained by
he ornara ,,,t ti1o S,ate Il the Sn'y party that
should ruler. inasmuch as It u4 a ~, !roneeo
by catelessncss On Tue part " as 1~@ LIZ a.a u
Ief; atd ttat, moreover, no moi &c ""e 6"e' "
The thelt Of Tie warrants.
, 1859-03-16

- McSally 4 Go. have a tresh supply Of
"Mo7phy's Gaues." Chess Monthly for March,
and Leelie's and H@rp.r's Weekly, contsining
pictures Of The S:ckle's tragedy. Also "Natri-
monial Brokerage" just ont.
, 1859-03-16
THE CITY.

Last evening WEB Of tbe finest spring
taehion. with moonlight trimmings. altogether
the best yet cat.
, 1859-03-16

70 The residencs Of Major-Gereral Bscu-
bi-n cn the West sids came near beiog.destroy-
ed b. Ere q few nights hince, by come rneans.
fire having beea communicated to clothes
closet, the contents ef which we're ruined.
, 1859-03-16
TO Lumber Dealers and others.

T,RUSTEE'S SALE.- WHEREAS, JAMES
L Wsd1Wo.tA and Emily ", his wife, AID strong
WAdsWoTth OF Chicago. Doqoty Of Cook. and S4ie Of
Hlnelk made and executed t.. me. The subscriber OF
Chicago AoresAll cerai4 Deed Of ffnst OF certain
therein described. be AlnE date tho tven3eth day
<f0cobeE A. D 1851 70 te.ule ihe payment Of ceEtA!n
IrrHssosy note Ia aAld Deed Of TFust -ucoed And
OF the date herewith. made b. WI sx-rth Co..
for the Of 68 l0o payable 70 tho order Of Char
D. Palmer. aod due dTe monthe Ater date. which tAtd
deed cf trust fled for ,rd the "a day Il 0eto
ber. L. D. l:67 In the BE esdea ote of cook CoaatY.
IN the said atate Of 1nk ana d1J corded ln hooE
1t9 Of pee3s Pare 800: ana whereas def2r1 haa been
in thr payment OF o. the t4d proItto:y
aboye mentioned IN application has been made 10 NE,
be LEGAL hold the !or the aae OF she pfeles in
said deed Of u.t described for the purp In I'D de ed
Of trust nenponed: No1. therefore, Eeace Ii herehT
ven that IL p1ssoaoce Of sueh and Of The
poxe In s.ld deed Of un c9ntalned aa1ll friday,
~ l5h d.3 q A9s1. a; P l:s. a.t.o o.sl,ss ne
ucu.e 70 ths sad uoan;, e c9ss s.a:e Of ao!1 ssl
;eaevint dseste3d prel,ea aa.sed IL tle County q
l Q; the north ha Of The north au.er Of
ES. rorth Of RA7Eu Fourteen ~ e:st O. the Third
f-lpsl Meridian excert the eaEs tyo u Of The
north four ~ Of lhe seid twelse (5) acreA
With the Apr act1 and al right and equity OF
d.tppto1 ct tho skld James W& a1d k1aff r.,
bis vile and 8-onx WAdsWoEth their eirs and asss
bated th.s fourteenth aay Of Mareh. 4. D. 1s5e.
WIN. L. HR0TEt TrrsteA.
r. HlYnzr At&tY. r1hl5 5sa0 e{sS
, 1859-03-16

MECHANICS INSTITUTE FEsrIrAL.-Thc mem.
ters cf tile Mechanics Institute, propose holding
Festival at tue hall OF the Institute, corner Of
Clark aud Washington stsett:, Friday evening,
the 18th inst. 4 lumber Of our best musicians.
both vocal and Instrumental, Lave volunteered
their services upon this occasion. Those who
desire to participate III cauciag will he favored
with IN opportunity. Refreshments vii! be served
by Mr. John Wright
, 1859-03-16

P1Ka's PaAk.-Trunks, 7allses and travelling
baga. manufactured expressly for trip 10 the
Gold Mines at ", i q. =. Wright's 81 and al9
South Clark street. fe19-2m.
, 1859-03-16

nj ECHASICS' INSTITUTE HALL
the Ccu1t House tbs Hall IL one of The .srxrat IN ;hs
1a .11 gsaf1 fosattd Tsa Ikttsd aal ever5 vay
tstt vide. The lns.u:s nunoezs over vne Thoussnd
& an E4ay aze daily v:A!tln< the Institute
NE VI IL napeT may be I: Ettls or no e1r ensc
rotiae: Of any rase: Rnr,at " bp heli II ths HI
aJdrc,sp " GATES Pres. ma es-l,
, 1859-03-16

ct. JOINS, March Is:
The steamer Prince Albert from h. T., on tne
Sd. inst, has not yet arrived, Weather clear.
, 1859-03-16

Rosin Oil Factory Destroyed.
Basros, March ls.-Last evening" tho Rosin
Oil Factory of A. W. Troworidge l. Co., At New
ton Centre ~ destroyed BY tiie sito two small
, 1859-03-16

MAKING MONEY raE WRosa wAy.-The Pals-
tine postmaster, David Martic, whose arrest and
trial for alleged mail robbery resulted in his &C.
qui1u!, hna been re arrested On the charge Of be-
ing too much An initator Of UEc1e Samuel in the
literal art Of money making. At his house in
plsstine, officer Hoyes found q quantity Of coun.
terfait dies aad chemicals. also bogus halves
and dimes. These had been carefully secfeted
in various places. He has been held for trial.
, 1859-03-16

~A 4 furnished house on Buffalo street,
temporarily unoccupied, Was burgla1iously en-
tered on Sunday night and robbed Of wearing
apparel, &c.
, 1859-03-16
LOCAL MATTERS.

WazELya l. W1Lsos's SEwrSe MAcK1sEs.-
North. W estern Office, ls7 aud 1G9 Lake street,
ChicaRo. Gro R. CH17r1SpEN.
mh3-3R General Agent
, 1859-03-16

hB II advertisement Of Boudoir, Sewing Ma.
chimes. II Lake street. ja4-ly.b9O6
EF SEQ advertisement Of Quaker City go
Sewing Machine. l.. CoRxEL1 i Co.,
oc26-IY 1873 Lake street
, 1859-03-16

EQair4}rni Ia bnSl.}s,..........-1@l&3 &33 207l AS
Tie Grain and Flour in store on Saturday
last. compare With the 1mount in store 1t the
corresponding date in 1855, as tollows:
, 1859-03-16

DAR1so AND RCrJ1ASL1 AssAuLr.-Oa Men.
day evening las:. as Mr. jerks, Of the firm of
jerks d Beers, was returning home from the
lecture at metropolitan Hall, in crossing from
State street to Wabash avenue, had bis atten-
tion attracted. but not strongly, BY three men
who passed HIN on the sidewalk on Jackson
street, they stopping aud turning to look at him
Immediately upon passing him. As he turned
into Wabash avenue he noticed them following,
mad about block further On they came up to
him, one Of them dealing Mr.. Jenks a severe
blow behind the ea7, which staggered him. bnt
fortunately did not fell him 10 the earth. He
turned upon his assallants, Who retreAted few
PAGES, looked at him irreso1uleiy few moments
rs if uncertain whether to follow up the attack,
but almost Immediately they wheeled about aud
took to their heels. No doubt the scamps had
all the requisite disposition for the highway
robbery they Contemplated, but failed in the
matter Of pluck. Had the first blow told in
knocking Mr. jerks s.nseless, it would have
been another matter
, 1859-03-16
TRIPP, HALE, u co.
General Patent Office Depot,

FrHE SUBSCRIBERS BEG LEAVE 70
tpt.1a ii public generally. that theJ hAve op&ned
t6eaf olce u tao Anoye place for tho SnxAco1 ola
GENERAL PATENT AGENCY BU8INE91
l. their .in to keep On hand Al III tnaea for exhibit
uon md 1ale laExe variety = possible Of pAensr
9falta Of tho ates md ost usafo nve1tons and they
1t take neat pleakure Ia receiving vatoFs Who may
Vah 70 examine ur&F articles. whetheE wla seW Of
purch2dnEp or not.
Tbeof6ce i thrown open ~ tht headausrt1 Of nven.
k1 Who may Nh 70 dispose tht!T Improvements; and
Tho pruprieoss respectfully invite inventors md Axaua
70 csll UPON them nss p!*sse. Pssena oesained n
ncB inventions On reasonable AEmz and With the least
po1dble delay. The u1terExnsd III keep .hosoukhly
posed up Ia Ill the p4tsn 4sued Il Walhnston. Ae1
vii feceiye xud sel On commission al classes OF useful
I'D oa,en,e azces so9etaeF Nth naivdua County o.
ekate rxhts 10 md se she b49c Caro- 1 BE- fatea
70 receive patented article or Isht ;r sae hat 1ot
f1o maintain character worthy the entire confidence
Of al 9hn xy H1h 70 purchase aa4 usef1l improve.
msnts TRIP, HALE CO..
No. I'D Lake Street.
WEI Jones. No. 81 Sumner u boston: 2. T. field
Co.. Khy bt. Boston: James H. HAie, Auk =. Boston:
Bo1en Bro. u Lac s.. ChicATo: u. . 4inaan 20.
Is 8outa WAter 81, Chicago: Hoyt Pteroe ~ otata
b. Chieaxo; 4: J. MURPHY: Burlington, ": ); Tnhl*
AihaoT. NJ T.: AfrAn Peck. Albany, H. K: Chane9 !ro.
man. aJszEuse. N. Y. no9 oAart1
, 1859-03-16

TIE following are tls earnings Of the Great
Western (Canada) Railway for the week, ending
1lth March, 1859:
t7H
fEtRlL l9eE9
, 1859-03-16

The total receipts Of Grnln aud Flour since
the 1st Of January compsre with the receipts
during the san,e period las! year 81 foIfow8: