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, 1859-05-17

::WAsn,xc7oS. May lb.-The following is the
official list Of visitors wtn attend tlc annual
examination Of thu Military academy, June
Hon. lu:. IIayne, Augusta. Me-; Col. Jno. T.
1irad, Of Mass; Rufus baker, Conn.; ten. Geo.
Z. Dantortll t;co. ". Cass, Penn; Capt Theo
j. Lee, Nd: Hon. .]no. Kerr, y. T.: Ebrneze1
Stearnrs. Ga: fol. Jno. johnson. ohlo: Major
VIM Bcarp, La; l.. Il. Cage, Miss; 1}r. 1no
T. I;arnes, Ala; y. +. Van antwerp, Iowa
Chas; Eldridye. Wis; ten. J. {. Smith. Fla
Grn. S. 3. I.aIlcn, Me-; Etl1elbert Hilbert, Orc
, 1859-05-17
The President o Baltimore,

BALTIMORE, May 15.-President Buchanan,
accompanied by Hon. H1ell Cobb visited BAL
L. s. Court House. uewas received at Bar
nuns Hotel by a few riends, among whom
were Judges Guylcs 1 ,1son, and visited the
localities proposed t. President looks re-
n,arkably well, and matested much ac,irity.
Secretaries Thompson ap Black also accorara-
MED the President. Thfatty will dine at Bar
nuns and return in le afternoon train to
Washincton1
, 1859-05-17

C1Sc,SSAY1, May la Destructive IRE oc-
CURED in his city At olocz, Sunday morning.
kemp1c / Weeds p.ning machines, Raee
street, were totslIr desbyed. Loss g. 900, in
sured for 1000. Schcley Co.'S Rcfrigera-
900: Wm. Nabor's Cair Manufactory loss
s2,"os'. nu III: 1nntce. bout twelve buildings
were burned ia.&f, andeyvral others damaged;
fifteen OF twenty fanlls were burned out. To-
I'll loss about $4,000, :sured &2o,Le!.
, 1859-05-17
Two Steam boa atA Burned.

ST. Lor1>. Ma; 1';.-Tne steamers MonoE-a-
hea and Ediaharg, ulnorcLon the liiin"is >llnre,
opposite TIL, city, wc:t burned to the waters
edge Il, three o'clrrk this nnrnn.. TIE loss is
estimated 1T >.sn. Insured i,r s."M~ in
Pittsburg oiliccs. There WAS no freight OIL
..ithrr 1,t,at
, 1859-05-17
Later from Mexico and Etuh.

New YORK. May ls.-Dispatches reeelycd at
Washington frun Minister McI.ane, announce
that hc has arranged the basis Of treaty with
Mexico, by which the right Of way from the kio
Grande to Guayn,as is secured, and the nru-
tral,y Of tic Tehuantepec is guaranteed.
The State Department has further intelligence
from Gov. Cumming. of Ctah. He repulates
the ide., ascrbed tu hin, Of atiliation with the
Mormons, and says it is an ar.ful dudge Of his
enemies to injure him with the Administration,
aud thereby bring About his removal.
, 1859-05-17

From Santa Fe and Pixies Pcnk.
ST, I.oris, May 16.-Santa Fc mails, with
dates TO thu 18th April, have reached lndcpend-
cnce.
Three overland mails by the central route are
missing
Adrices from Pixies Peak are discouregins,
but 40 falling off in emigration.
, 1859-05-17

NEW ORLEANS. May 1i.-Ilie Lafayette Sugar
Refinery and scscr:l al;o:I,iny buildings, oecu-
pying an entire Square, were burnt to-day.
Holk's Fast was celebrated to-day Ut tho Gre
olc Race Cou1se. Twenty thousand people
were present.
, 1859-05-17

ST JoKSs, n. F., May 1G.-The steamship
arago passed Cape Race, md an abstract Of her
news, which was put on board fishing boat by
Capt. Lynes, has reached this port. The news
has been mainly anticipated by arrivals ut New
York, but being one day later possesses cne or
va features Of interest.
The steamship City of Baltimore. from New
York, 23d, arrived out on the 4th inst, and the
steamship Vanderbilt which went to sea on the
+. !. Of the 4t]l.
Spolcon's manifesto appeared in the 4oni-
ftHr # the Sd.
ThtDank Of France had rais,d its rate Of dis
count rom 5 to per cent.
The liverpool BrcadstufTs market opened
buoyant nd prices advanced considerably for
all DESCRIPTIONS closing quiet Provisions had
agcneral inward tendency. consols closed on
the I'd ut ~ M!nt.
The BanA VI Frankfort has aso raised its
rate Of discount from :; to 1t per tent.
The Dutct Government had applied to the
Chambers fora credit Of f:a",'Hu-
The clipper .hip Champion Of lie Seas, had
arrived frum Melbourne with E!Sy4u in trea-
sure.
The advance n the rates of inteest by the
Bank Of England was expected to ,: made on
the 9Th.
The !arago has 40 passenger. She left
Cowcs on the evening of the 4th.
R1yEEE pr LORI, May l5.-Te steamship
| Nova Scotian has passed this Stain on her way
to Quebec Her advices arc frouiiyerpool to
| the 4t|l inst.
The panic on tho London stock kchancc had
| subsiLed.
There hud been no collision as ct between
tire Austrian and Sandman armics,ut one was
expected at auy moment.
| Napoleon had sent n formal dearation Of
war to his Corps Lcg;slati, announoy his iu-
| 1cntiun to head his army.
The French were pouring into Pieuont.
The commercial intelligence is the same as
that by the -arayo-
Some engagements are reported bu1hcv are
not confirmed, and battle was cxpecd abo,t
the til.
Tie French Minister at Vienna andhc Ana.
trian Minister had both quilted their r.ts
Napoleon was expected to leave gu III ,;th
Napoleon sent IN the Cops legislation tho
Sd. strong warlike manifesto, in which says
"Austra las virtually declared war :,,;ns,
| France. anu nothing Ttnial1S put 10 take b fha
sword in defence lie diclaiuas all ile.of =
conquest and rrofcsscs noting but the prest
sympathy for Italy. aud says be is about to rocc
himself ut the head OF the 4rmy and lcaytths
Empress and his son IL the patriotic care h.
French people.
Austrian troops were concentrating along tic
Sessia, and had occupied 'icel.
Trieste aud the surrounding territory h,t
heen declared in state ofsicse. ticn,rai Ger,
lay. the Austrian commander l.aI imposed ,
| heavy contribution.
The English Parliamentary elections ycr,
progressing. The Government gain out Of .4s.
returns is Is 10 ~. May country and Irisl
elections wers vet UNDECIDED
Tie panic on Change i London had subsid
ed. lltsiness WIS dull tut Consols had nd
| yancca.
Uu the Paris Bourse tn 3 per cents declinc<
| to 61f 15c
, 1859-05-17

TT Messrs. Pullman i Co. have just taken
the contract to raisc the Democrat building 10
grade. The contract to elevate the tone Of that
paner and its morals, remains untaken.
, 1859-05-17

CUHEFess1o11H1 NOH1InaH1oHss
LOUISVILLE, May l5.-Thos II. Holt has been
nominated to Congress by the Democracy Of
the Seventh District, Holt in acccptiu. main
taineI the right Of the South to take her prop
crtv to the Territories under tile bred Scott
| decision, but dceiarea aSains: interference uf
Congress either establish, prohibit or protect
slayety
, 1859-05-17

~ The Galena Adrerti&tr learn. that the
south end of the Wisconsin Central Railroad, rs
far up as Genera, has passed into the hands Of
the Galens Company, who arc making prcpara-
lions to run the sumo.
, 1859-05-17
From California by Overland.

Sr. LOUIS May lG.-The Overland Mail. with
dates to the I'D, arriSed tr-aar;
4 landslide had occurred Ut Monte Christie,
mining town, KILN. four persons and sus~
pending mining operations, aud doing consider
able damage.
The Legislature failed to provide for the
3200,nu1 did bonds still outstanding, notwith-
standing the people desire to pay every dollar
ofthe State indebtedness.
Business brisk, money plenty, gold dust ar
riving freely, markets unchanged; wheat har-
vest promises abundantly
, 1859-05-17

Thirty different varieties Of Lamps at
the great Limp and Oil Emporium, 1es Clark
street, Kerosene Coal Oil onfy Il a5 per gallon
with little or no odor, mvl3-Ct
, 1859-05-17

SrnAwnrRn1ns.-Wc have from the well
known house Of J, ". Doane Co., Dearborn
street, box Of luscious strawberrles-the first
Of the scasou.
, 1859-05-17

sEI. n. Singer L Co.'S new and improved
Family Sewing MACHINES; also, Machines fur
manufacturing heavy garments Of every descril,-
ton, constantly on hand At 141 Lake street. CHI
caro. L. ". HAnR1., Agent. aplj-3m-c9V7
| See advertisement OF Boudo!r Sewing
Machines, l26 Lake street. ja4-b"'t
, 1859-05-17

NEW YoRk, May 1G.-By the arrivals from,
Europe we learn the particulars Of the sinking
Of the Pomora. She l,ad 81 passengers and
crew of 50 men; il Of the former are reported
saved and 3 Of the latter. The rest were
drowned. The ship sunk in nine fathoms Of
watet.
The list Of survivors is as follows:
Crtw-stathew Lees, Bartholomew Reilly, John
Raber.
Passengers Stephen Kelly, Sd mate Richard
Long, boatswaln; Michael Morarito. John Smith,
Richard Emnlit. Thos. Barrrs, Tho,. Jordan,
jeremiah @ Williams; Geo. Melville; aeo. Sot,,
John Rogers. Chas. Jackson. Chas. Thompson,
Jas. West. Vim. Murphy, John Mccormick,
John Aeelam, passengeEs; the cook.
, 1859-05-17

WArEK YocR GARpESs.-If you want good
rubber hose fitted to your hydrants ut low
price, call or send to the Rubber store, Il Dear
born street, one door north Of Lake street.
myS-1m
, 1859-05-17
Annexation OF Southern Nebraska to
kauRQR.

LEAvISwonru, May l6.-The people Of South.
cru Nebraska are earnestly agiiating the an
ne1ation of so mu h o that Ttr itory es lies
south Of Platte River, t. Kansas, ard thus Sc
cure admission to the Cniou at the next session
of Congress.
Public sentiment in that part Of the territory
is strongly in fasor ofthe proposed annexation,
and it was recently resolved in mass cnnven-
ton at Nebraska City, to nominate delegates to
the Kansas Constitutional Convention, which
assemblies in Wyando,te in July.
The Nebraska delegation will undoubtedly be
admitted 10 the Convention, and it is probable
in defining the boundaries Of the State Of Kan
sas, that the Platte will be designated IS the
Northern line.
Th3 Utah mail with dates 10 the 10Th ult. has
arrived News upimnortapt
, 1859-05-17

Tho War and tho Southern Markets..
The WIT news has proved heavy du,nrcr On
the coston markets nj Charleston, Mobile md
New Orleans. The New Orleans Prize CnrreAt
Of the 18th says !" tic Adcladc's adv,ces ycs..rr-
day, bringing further decline Ut .c::d per II.
have totally unsettled the market. aud the lew
saies were at such irregular PRICES to pre-
cludc quotations, which are omitted fer tlv pre-
sent, as there is positively 10 murkr: Ut this mo-
, 1859-05-17

70 Yesterday man named Fred plegel
was held to bail in 500 for stealing q chlds
wagon, a shawl ane parasol from the house oi
Christian Frcdcrickson, No .32 ualstead st.
, 1859-05-17
LANDSCAPE GARDENING
XeHr<kE e4rC hifcc {Nrc.
Rzy1szp, xxLAn,.1o AND NEWLY lLLrs7nA1ko
BY Henry Winthrop Sargent.
5yo. III Yaccs. l,sr Ala


Till c,,,, uo., ,-,,.b u =, n,,rh i, A
,.;ng tsc In. r.s,s t.r t.T., injury, ra.. NIX
,rI:,rrr. ami, 49,, yal,r Ly lie c3;e1;lc,
j.: Ill lhv rrol,,cnt Cutsa,urs of nr,anr,al tse+, tn
5ne htsa staies ahI ~ u'e astrsa"hs " An's'al
iilscs; iISa;e 1ssssaehs.s: eeattt a'A, ,s* l"tA.
s:s@st ~. -se% sts+s. a'4 a"s. th III ne
nss E"'* VI ths sdtull San*ist Z" even S4ltI1 stei
!sae Eusta'i-S " at.te ooo: tru.'t ana :
thefs kHcs .ihc ti1hafeu El5'as.lss sn N"os as,!
to.s. :" u!e NJ tAne..n ' IN. TT
1e'u3le9 u Ii "1e -ee~ ""o t'e4'~t 'Ao ~ 49," "o''
Our stuck Of Tlu,ks Horticulture and grruturn /.
very Large aud arranged In Catalogue that .hail
t,,p %rr- ;.nar. <r ,,,.. ,,.. ,...rx,
FARM DRAINAGE q
lAL tkStlFtE. ~ @ ~ ~ ~ n,
.,sS'. n @ ;th rr. nrjn T.ss, II Kaui,
E'apofatn. sIfneE sse1vaI, s: tn,e ~, ~ III, -
~ i '8u .oasG a.. ~ ~ IL nI, Enx ~ Nc n.nnsh-.
toas. ~ LIZ Asa litS1' r ~ M II. y. -'e 'p''
THE PRAIRIE FRUIT CCLTL . e:s-
Tb;.,. III. Th;,d ThouSand Of ts uust valuable Lt6E
~ W..,.v, Eayr7.r4 =
~ -. ,,.. ,-,, ,,.r.r, n, .~rs q, =,
AAERitAN kEDS AM esEfe IL iA-A-> ''st''
An ElIulrra.inn and uesc1ptln Of Weeds aod trefEl
Plants whlrh nIcrt the Gpt!re require hs attsutii
Atuer;cau Ax.sc1l!ts.i,.x LIS wv. DArL1Su1oS ~ H..
Revised with Additions Ly GEuhGE EmrasER. rn:. Il
Nat Med and EtaHy In the New luFk Cu!eke tf t'E3:.
HAY, Illustrated with nearly wv CURES drawn t2sts-Ay
for Ills work
I.yt;STklTII GREW IL On THE HIVE
| -f'' ''o. -, :, ,,
l ~
, 1859-05-17
EXCITEMENT IN THE GRAIN MAR
X EFT.

Notwithstanding the fact that tl,e war news
was pretty well anticipated by grain operators
in this market, yesterday morning when the
European steamers news WIS tclcEraphcd tie
widest exc;tencnt prevailed, and i'll kinds Of
Breadstut1s and Provisions advanced rapidly
No. Red Winter Wleat-tllc f;lyoritc article
isr speculation on-wilicll sunk on Saturday last
to SLIGO per husilcl, rose yesterday myrllil't:
to $l.13. Mess Pork sold Il: the rlf,sc Of tly
wcek at S1a, bu, Yesterday il was held firmly
$3.50. In the afternoon. however, the tx
citcmcnt subsided, and tl4c market went lack
3 to cents About 100: 900 bushels If " Wllc:l!
changed hands i'll the course If the day.
By reference to our tclcgraplic reports, il
will be seen that the excitement has not l'rc:
confined to Chicago. New York, Buffalo ant
0swcgo have ill been similarly aflcrted
, 1859-05-17

- The State street omnibusscs, since they
have been taken OF, hare been put on to con-
meet will the horse ecars south from Clichs l1o-
tel. The track-lasers are pushing the track
southwark as fast Us possible, to reach Cottage
Croye Ut IN carly day
, 1859-05-17

LCSAR OH Nor Dean YEr-The depot, how
ever, is removed to the great Lamp md Oil
Emporium, l26 Clark street. my13-6t
, 1859-05-17

~ On Saturday night i young man named
y. II. Mackar was arrested, charged with steal
ing baggege ut the Michigan Southern Depot,
, 1859-05-17
II 4 K Il / E D .

In Chcago on the 1:s1 Inst. hy l:ev II: Green y
ANDREW RAYMOND a"d Miss LtChEIl3 ~.
rIHBER.
, 1859-05-17

IKE ALE-l'ownes's Champagne 4lle is
fncrite brand Of malt liquor, much in request
by the dcvotccs Of John Barley Corn II ranks
with the choicest aies made At Detroit, Pitts
burrh or Albany; and is unqucstionably rs
pure III ale HOW -a-davs is ever found The man.
ulacturers, DICKINSON { BE&ls, No. . Masonic
Temple, lay rs under obligation for an oppor-
tunity 10 taste and try barrel Of their stock :;
| hence this commentator.
, 1859-05-17

TO REE'F-Sevcral good hrick
dwelling, with stables. A.'. snrleiy n trntnients
at pr:ee. fr,n. s.;1 3uu. ABBOTT + h1St.MAN.
5n 'i;a.k Hnrt ar4 c.u3tn
, 1859-05-17

r OST-Chrcks.- 1a5 on Civ
Ix7 f.; d1 VI; A @ 1h ;2 a ,y G. ,> t. 4 Mv Ma
tSF ti'i. stns $a.'sl = Wa2l Al st,:, r.; ~ ,a,
stor1r,'. mylsa.::ss'
r0ID T1VnFD -, now. ,r,;e1c
~ t ,h yft a,al s4 we;15s a r r If, S19 III
etil, Il tl:33. Address :; sW!sllEE. =,
ITO I'RlNTERS.-For sale on two
x's 1;a - r I'd 81. = M dsn ron - l.
s> nsafly IND il ri rats .Fasr .Arp!y aess
SIRE :'1s'': c!!e.s,: .ey1l:!:~ 1L@.-
y IO4l NY eoN-
dsn vi ;F i rasi: ::sn = IL Sishs! i 'is, y:
ss: ff.y: May r ia 4: he s,r :; ]. "sn;'
IL Hill: S::ss M nsy / s:Ss; ~ isG4!
estei azt n.snsa 10 s,sens. CiiAI:.Es i: Ii In.
1N1fI,I DHNEET $40 ,,or Mouth
IL Am All EXPENSES rsIp.-tn ,r-n, !. w,rt.
e. e. n t9xn md e"ay i, The vIi5s4 s'es m sas!s
II. M crstanis rc,l1e F1 f.::fhe1 isisrcu4,S dFcs
TH.1f.i ..rcrt. ~ s':. ~ @ ~ a,a
''.1.e: .21l.!.s::.
y; -: Hln.n~
~ sn!tS ts:s ::: Y: "Sf' o: Hs,
.s h'sasrs @ he eIe,.s, i4''@e' ''F 'naSins the bt
'ss tn On mi SS Sss viii please sseee that the
ny!!::.= SA1l1AS c!1Ar1X: :
CmE ,as fn1c, SV1h;lne :; ~ ;o.ln e. 1'8roMEh
vii m y it 'asn ;,Tn S.n y r ~ s ~ a r" H.
, 1859-05-17

~ The Grl!lln Air Light is in full blaze
o nights at room No. : Larmon Block where
the curious, the scientific or the spcculatiyely
inclined may examine its workings
, 1859-05-17

- Lodging room to rent, in a genteel, pri-
vule family, No. 81 West Lake steret. Refer
cnce EXCHANGED
, 1859-05-17

ITO RENT.-Lotts to Let-Sltu.l-
tel IN the brit .usat.n fr Wholesale dry K'"s 1nrr'
clt e!h:.s IT AMI sn,e dealer. They arr very nFe
and well ltht.I. Enquire u EDWIN III ~. E4td'
,Earr store q Ike strtyt ap1t+~c3os
, 1859-05-17
a11tuSc1ncllt5.

MECHANICS INSTITUTE
DR.. KASE'S ARCTIC VOYAGES.
For One W4cE,
COMMENCING MONDAY EVENING. Nay 18Th, $50.
Asr f m, to.t FcHh EurGrf IL s.n',sa e,
Lady FsankiiE At the Gallery If Illustrations: II Kexs:4;
fniit hSa tS a sS S;SS j
Lifted. I. i. FAlLlNG's Gre, Original Illustration u
DR.. Kane's World Renowned
ARCTIC VOYAGES.
Together with English AMI Danish Searches for sr 5ohn
franklin III The Ft;.d zlh., t!eH:ra ly T." !:.t Ans7i
can Artist GEnsoE IlE'tLz Esq. fs"a Tx original draw
srsfa htrrss,lhz !scs Of TIC Arctic Eyrel':son vl +:
Sc.,". c.saratc., inv ':whev tthe s:y survivor II
d. rE2aa1 " s WI ns h, ep'Sy' e. .1s
f5,nsl'n to d ksn:s e'2:,f MT Th" nsss: q t,i en
7hasy ys I'D faSay Afternoons !, es"sx AID Saturday
E;Psti; + Ka"S S*s Mr. TIM; y,g.sy tlitsy'
EIRST FINE ART EXPOSITION
L. IN Cu1CAGu-An exhibition IT se:cct md asp!nv-
sd Wylt, of n in amns IN asa ss isau, 1 tba VII ~ ~
Of May In Durl Euaas eeEnst G! Like stees 2a
Wabash artEue-
the ctty for aton ~ Tie pa;c and II: improve
ii the general tc. the D:ct0Es !a''e The general
ca-nt,3ti, aud encouragement Gt c:tzc5 In securing
lis fl success. The "f the e1h;tln are to he af
Oiled 10 ayancc the Fine Ans III t;E
Tile r:tfarce thv "f exhibition j. Lake street
Price Of Admission. ss:.s"n l:eIe's httv c.t sHc1e
nf ace ncen ce1ts. Hours Of exhibition frui u II
~, anI t.ta evenings Som 3 iaat t. Eli Il-t ~
O'Clock.
<p fh,,s,r, r,ter t., y+,rs of arr will .,,t Re ad-
.ntteh uaies. accompanied by PARENTS ur EEa1uiaAH
Caue. tMhe,as anil Ia,...s will lc taken ~ the 81
ttuIa:t 1t the door al retufte IL tas zyt1rZ
Tickets for the Exhibition he tnh: at tbs Store IT
$. Z. Grkk$ TO- two t."r> west {" TT saflEc a1ld II
the nf3ce. Of The fremont ami Richmond Houses.
Catalogue Of the Exhibition will se tt.'iti' printed
The opening of the Exhibition il Necessarily postponed to
MONDAY fh Ath inst
, 1859-05-17
THE CITY.

t. The coolest ttiug you can dothesc warm
evenings is to drop in and see the Arctic pano-
ram1, at Mechanics Institute Hall.
, 1859-05-17

EMPLOYMENT $50 per Month
~ AND ALL EXPENSES rAIp.-.tn agent Is want
el in and county l., The l1itel Slaes eaey
n RESPECTABLE sDd hnsiness. by hc the as,re pro-
Els crstanly realized Fnr further As1 id1c.s
nK. !. HENRY WARNER. co:ntr "i B.nni~ay all
Twelfth streets, Hc& 1oi1 l.;y. icvsiug j'*tge
44,n ~pft9
, 1859-05-17

WANTED-Immcdiatcly Il good
W second hand Tu5n!as Locomotive Etir7 II
twenty Eve thirty thirty live nrsr power cllSt,. NJ
1y IN ~ tl:k stnce!, or aareas Lux ~" Post t.c.
mr..
, 1859-05-17

80 A smart fight took place on the corner Of
Matncr uud Jefferson streets on Sunday, at the
house of one Michael Ryan. One Patrick
O'l'rien was severely cut in the head with II
latchct for which cnttine, Ryan, the perpesra-
tor has been held to bail in $:;"1.
, 1859-05-17

~ The greatest luxury Of the season is to
BE- ieund at Thaycr's Drug Store, corner Of
Dearborn and Randolph street, in the form Of
cool, icrd soda. with nny kind Of Fruit Syrup
you wish. Just the thing for this weather. Try
, 1859-05-17
4rrsa 4 Trihu1tt.
CHICAGO.
RICHARD COBDEy. ESQ.

This gentleman, at present sojourning in our
city, has been returned to Parliament by
large majority in the Late canvass in England.
, 1859-05-17

CHICAGO, My TO- $50,
MEssus. Ep,rons In addition to the certih-
Gates contained in my letter published IN thS
Press t. T. i5ane on the 1lth inst, | beg TO caii
jour attention to the following rtl+dof6 "jt'-
fnatioA received from TroE, :. T.:
Taor. n T., May L, $50.
"a E. J. WooI17, Chicago, ILL.,:
I'm, ", Bdcon's Bank Loci fds ptrktd, IN
the Branch Bank Of Tennessee, ut Shelbyslllr,
and the safe roJJtdof large amount q money;
April 6. 1856 Mr. bacou has known this, and
continued TO sell his locks, k"o'ci"y their lnse"
curity. (signcd) LEWIS LILLE
The. aboye, together with the fact that Mr-
Dacon's largest-sized Bank Locks havc been
picked to his knowledge, during the last seven
years, time and nyain, upon his best Bank safes
in the most responsible banks, such as that Of
C. & 4. Ives, Detroit; Hoffman 4 Gi'rccke,
Chicago; and the Exchange Bank Of Il. 4.
Tucker & Co., Chicago, should deter ali Bank
ers from relying on his sufes and locks rs Il Sc
curity for tleir money and yaluablcs.
Yours respectfully, E. WooLlET::.
81 Lake St., Chicago, III.
Agent for Lewis Lilies Wrought and Chilled
Iron safes and Bank Locks, without any hey
or keyhole.
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Of sheet Music, containing IL pages. Price only
"our Musical Friend" is filed with the best
Piuno Solos, Duets, Songs, 0peratic Arias,
Po}kas. Mazourkas, Quadrilles, Waltzes, and
cyery other species of 1nusicul composition Tor
| the best American and European composers
are printed on full size music paper with al! thc
accuracy md neatness that can be bestowed OH
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We direct your attention to the price of the
tT ,,F~ t1r1r4I fr
, 1859-05-17
j. n. GRAHAM,
F.. II. Mct'Atiti.
MARK SKINNER,
ALEX. WHITE.
MN. HARRY.
Executive (nNmtttec.
alHt..:L:GS

MECHANICS INSTITUTE
1F1 HALL, Corner Clark and Wa-h'i2tnn t:ee's. oF.
r.,-e tie Cnlt House. The Hall is II tne largest In
The c:ty crstlslS l,:e well lighted anil way
veuient TIE stLnE i ~.iy ftrt !'H< and etsSa tset
wide The n>.Its numbers aver Ie Tn"u~.:d Mt1E~F
and MANY dl1 visiting the institute nc2Ey tie ~hule
number nay e al ;e expense nosIei ot any e1ief-
ta;n1rcnt Il l.e ke;I 1t ii: Hall.
ALdrcss T. " GATES Psest. rahSeE3-1y
, 1859-05-17

ITO areflousc and Dock.
The Ya1rhou.. and Dock 1t the f.,s uf State
trrrn v ateAose Will he sold. s.!et: ~ lr:>t II
the pre.n!>r+- JAMES T. DALL4hA-
,r.1
, 1859-05-17

~ The depot for medicines to purify The
bfuoi, ut this season Of the year when most
people need an alternative remedy, is 1T DoIlcs,
smith Co.'S Ia Lake street
, 1859-05-17
LOCAL MATTERS.

= Gentlemen, do not forget that Cook 4
Mci-ain's steam dscin. and securing establish
any i'll our, Or iu fact any other city.
E Prof JIunphius' Specific Homeopathic
Remedies may be found Mt Bclcs, Smith Co.'S,
Ia Lalo street.
, 1859-05-17

NANTED-By Il Young Man,
crry B>.r>s SITUATION ticri lstaEE,v-r- Fs,st
Class city references given. Address pu> Dnl:e Bus 32
, 1859-05-17

VIM J. Moss, Jr., collector for St. Loui.
merchants. who was! supposed to hare been
up safe md sound. lie was robbed Of his
saddle bags at a hotel in Exeter, Scott County,
the finding Ct which led TO the conclusion that
he had heeu foully dealt with.
, 1859-05-17

l. cERs.-rhe Undersigned. .ss;rcc Of tlaKvsst 4 An
desn, viii sell II Puhis *utn !" the highest !dtcr fl:
cash. Friday May .an 1s,. a. the S"ur Il u ucn;
certain Judgements ltes account. li cta.!:s he c'iE'l
70 H:l c>::str, and wch NY hAs.a nr.seetet.
he cil:.S IN lc n Hr II ute. M. Il Lar
rrtt l;its here tic sale wi. le rs. All pI.us !:.s:
e.ttd a.t untitled to attend. CHARLES !. DYER.
i:iy::E-11&3 Assignee IT Elassett & A14te1sun.
, 1859-05-17

1t is said that Major kearner. Of New York
has entered the staff Of one Of the French
Generals Of division, Is volunteer. Major
hcarney, it will be rccollccted, distinguished
himself in the Mexican war, in which hs com.
nunded volunteer cavalry company. raised and
equipped cntirely ut his own expense. :