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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-19
A LITTLE LEFT YET.

THE Subscriber has small quantity of
Dried Fruit left yet--As good tart APPLES
sweet dried Peaches peeled and unpeeled; nice inc
navored German Cherries, ST. Catherine Prunes,
fearsi and iaaI but not least, some Of those black
bernes, not to mention hlo well selected stock N
other prime Groceries, and for sale by
CHARLES POST,
myi7 East 9d street { doors from Main al
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-19

az We notice that Henry schla,oann. M en-
torprising citizen Of the Fifth Ward, is putting
up fine double brick house on Jones street.
near Jefferson. Other building operations ara
in progress in the neighborhoOd, and the "old
Fifth" may be said to take the lead in improve
ments.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-19

" Our Correspondence to-day will be found
to be interesting. We are pleased to know
that our old friend Perry" from the far Pa.
cific Coast, has not forgotten us altogether.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-19

~ We learn that the "Millers, Distillers,
shipPsrs," and quests, intend making their
yearly excursion to sandusky and the Lake, on
next Tuesday. The trip will take about three
days, and will no doubt be vastly plsasant.-
Wewill endeavor to look in at the party at
"Put inSBay."
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-19
FOR CoMroRT,

NOW, that the sun comes out rather stronr,
and flies will dance in It. II is very comfortable
to have the room shaded. The subscriber has gosd
supply OF window shades, window paper and FIX
ings, for sale on reasonable ieTms.
CHARLES POST,
my1T East I'd street, douls from Main st.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-19

DT-Ths LoganspOrt, Ind, journal says
that gold has been found among quartz at
Tippeoanoe river, two miles from Winns-
mac, which has been tested, and proved to
be Of pure quality, rating - high as 20
Oarats, or only four earats from perfect pm
Pity.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-19

0' Widner, near the Post Office, has received
Strawberries, peas, cucumbers, &c., which he
sells at the lowest rs.es., he win bSih receipt
Of berries and vegetables during the season.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-19
ma Wen bet our last wears Rapla

Wen bet our last years Raglan
against house cloth that Tim Day wrote
the leader in the Commercial of yesterday,
the subject of which was the editor of the
Cincinnati Enquirer. His "scOtched' NAL
ice was plainly discernable. What's the
price of Timothy 1--WE spose he's in the
market
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-19
DIR. WOLFE's
CINCINNATI INSTITUTE,
FOR
Diseases of the Lungs and Throat,
No. 20l Vine St., between 5th and 9th.
DERSONS LABORING UNDER CON

pERSONS LABORING UNDER CON.
a sumption, Asthma, Bronchitis or Sore Throat,
are invited to call at Dr. Wolfe'B Cincinnati InBti
tute for diseases of the Lungs and Throat and con-
suit Dr. Wolfe respecting his mode of treatment by
MED1CATED INHALATION,
Gs~NO CHARGE FOR CONSULTATION.
Persons at distance, who cannot visit the city t,
will have circular containing full description Of
MedcAted Inhalation, and list of question:, which
will enable the consumptivet to send statement OF
his case for treatment. For the circular enclose 3
postage stamp, and address,
pR. K. WOLFE,
Box gatO. Cincinnati, Ohio.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-19

uThe farmers hereabouts have pretty near
all completed tBeir corn planting and replant.
ing.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-19

B@-0ur advertising patrons will perceive
that, by our arrangement Ofreading matter,
their advertisements will be always ne'o--a
very important matter to them.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-19
CARPENTER SHOPl!l
J. b. Raymond

II AS taken w. FAIRS cid stand on Cd
Il street, between Jefferson and ST. Clair where
he Ia prepared to do
BUILDING AND REPAIRING
To the sat sfaetion of all patronizing him. AIso
Stair Building. Give him a call. mys-lmd
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-19
LOCALAND OTHER ITEMS,
READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGF


Those who desire to have advertisements
inserted in the Weekly Empire should hand
them in by Saturday morning, at the latest
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-19

U- Those of our citizens who were at the
military parade at Franklin, on Tuesday, report
nice time.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-19
DIED

On Wednesday evening, LOUIE BELLE, daugAter
OF Daniel and Angie shull, aged yHar and 90 days.
Funeral on Friday morning, AZ loo'oiocs from the
residence Of her parents, on Third utreet, between
Main and Ludlow. Place OF interment Woodland
Cemetery. Gazette oopy)
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-19

DIR. n B. WOLFE-DeAr Sir; / called at your
Throat and Lung Institute to-day, while you were
absent visiting the sick in Kentucky. 10 gives me
Improvement IN all her symptoms. Inhaling A. first
was somewhat difficult, for she oOnghed and spit al
most inceaBantlN, but after an effort two she in
hailed with much ease, and now almost looks upon
II as agreeable psstime She spitB very little now
and the cough hassubsided into aslight hack in the
morning. There has been no blood spitting since
she began to inhAe. The medicine you gave ior the
night sweatB has cured them, and there 10 no more
chill or fever in the afternoon. When she began to
inhae the pains in the right lung get better aud her
appetite improved at once. will bring her to the
city in few days,and you VIII then hear how CRATE
fIi she feels, aa we all do, for your kindness.
Very Respectfully, JOHN T. TRUMAN,
myl9-9md&w Near Harrison, Ohio.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-19

We have obtained permission 10 publish the fol-
lowing letter, though II was not written for that
purpose. Our patient, Miss W, Ia = most intelli-
gent and amiable young lady, who was fast fading,
like beautiful Hover, under terrible blight
Consumption.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-19

GT There was little or no rain east of the
City last evening.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-19
THE MAGNEsIAN WATER

Are permanent tonics. Their effect upon broken
down and debilitated constitutions have been not
transient but lasting, giving 10 the blood new vi
tality, and TO tho person new life and viRor.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-19

is beautiful Aftesian Fountain situated near the
rocky bank Of the scioto River At the depth OF ieo
feet below the level Of the scloto flows the remark
able stream OF sulphur water which supplies thia
spring. This stream was discovered some thirty
years ago by gentleman who was boring fof aalf.
The water, when reoehed, at once arose 10 the
face, and has ever .ince continued TO how during
all seasons, without change or abatement, either
In quality or volume.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-19
TnE WHITE SULPHUR WATER
ME ClIALYREATE SPRINGs

Il peculiarly servicesble IN those disorders Of the
Liver ARd stomach which so often affiict gentlemen
who have been too closely confined 10 business and
persons Of aedentAry habits
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-19

TNHE OHIO WHITE SULPHUR
~ SPRINGS arc situated IN Delaware county, 10
mtlee north from Columbus, the Capital Of Ohio, on
the SoiSto River, 10 miles from delaware, miles
lrom the White sulphur station, o6 tle Springfield,
Mount Vernon and PittaburH Rail- Roads, aud 10
miles Tor, Pleasant Valley. OF Sprlnfa station 90
the Columhus, fiquaaoQQ diane f,nil- Road These
springs VIII open fof The reception of vihitors
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-19

Bathing here, by the plan adopted 10 brought into
fair competition with that At naturally warm an,l
hot springs. The water il heated 10 the bath tub
By ateam-pipesi the heat not being raised high eu-
Ough to recipitRte ia salts 10 s by this system AZ.
piled 70 the surface OF the bather without the loss
lta BalIne inrredlenfa.
, 1859-05-30
Mem aDhfrtisfrnentB.
~ pININGER'S OLD LONDON
~ DOCK GIN.~ II. medical uses snd Effects upon
the
Human sgt N in He,lth and bisease,

@A+ 1870 ~@-"-~~f
Is Preventive ant . Cusc.
sArp,c.s4L c~E " s.14uLt-
E.e< sIss +: hf Of @ Ss1 @ s >, hs n, S:7 q, Ia
seo!c s:n,utaAts have bryn a&epsx4 n.o .hs Nasera
s a ana ts' # q Sad I'D ID +' u
s is xsetf r. mush asy ax h p s
hatae hts s l. tae t eessF @,5 ~ nss an 'ss
ssn.t to e1sIeme .nr sis.:. no ms::ef low axS1ava
tcd how tncuahe thr escta-elt Tie I'D
form 81 stimuli The f Of society seems to +,
esape ii. au imperative sna the
aaeaee + Lat " as aeay pvsd d2E2 tn U hs ~
5esupeiar oserts:ked tys:en. Tbs i the
Of I'll ias., that which arises fou epeu OF viii
Now ~ the edses Of III stimuli Is to quicken the aeo
&c y ts'e so5
weaz and te They xe44se condition Eesen1tta= thai
+ IT, ~ Sa'ais s @
t.eIIy .isady Ier. Oily thfe.senne Is itrt at a
The Importance Of employing oely aua n1osu?a.
ao f I'll: X ssvds5t, The S .,35a sase
ass,HIst .a rvs ard a.ylra viii f o,
be.asss y X I'D staa:as prpa
s'y f X :s;essss 81; 4 Ii;
the extent = th:s s5ae PIT
Acohulc hAverA=e- sc roturec AID ~Ah cH1 Gf1
Guilty. 1t Is grt1t nl*ake suppose that eood liquor
Is uty rrnint II the past- Ihe7t i Huc
ous Ingte!nt aid Is perfectly rrlah!s f,f c:ai 1ke.
Uf II ucse tin t. without question: occ o{ toe aao*e sas
the number "fos-.aii .nte anA hea il i4;uen
Msc by medical nltn. WIZ: stimuli Required by nssss "a
| teutx.
l'urnx ons and eo'scieotio lnre :saion Into ths r
1tsnn4 IT ac0huc heEaEt4 with the hulr ecnnnMF th
writer 14al n tes and examine Etzt variety
wines md liquors and dosc !rd tat The best Insults as,s
firm, tl: nf cid in Tht hx-t that ftfnd. va. II
| ul.b tONlauS DOCK GIN, lupo.ted by Acssn. A:
| luNlNGEK + CO. Thu merits Of this were 0SefaI
cnui he desired FIR mild hut rrot aet!on. purity, dcIea
ofarar. AMI heahfu! Indignation. Ills Holland Gin
Imported perfectly pure aud t~t1.eI Just inlp"Eted ,l
from The vc.y bet Ingredients with The greatest caI
Aliowe.! 10 attain a1pe old age heferc II IL Ho.d.
| J. BUKUETT THDkxE, u. D,
| Late of Il. H4zk'4 Hospital.
Wl.lt=a.c Depot ard Agerey II Chicago.
| IIOfT i PIERCE,
whn'c<ale G:uccrs snd Importers. IL. So. Water Il.
, 1859-05-30

After some discussion tho report was unani-
mnisy adopted.
I},. IM|xtr from the Committee On Thco1o.i-
ca SEMINARY, made 4 special report 1rcon,iocn-
s1jn:: tsr acceptance Of tho offered endowment
an,, also the establishment Of four chains in the
sen,;,,,r, If the Nurtl, West, to be known r.
sIcc.i,eiy as those Of Exegetical and .Didac!ic
la,solu!sv Pu1r,aic and Pastoral Theology
Church. History aud Gorernmcnt-and Biblical
and Oriental Literature. Tie Committee Ike
wise rccoEuac0d thai :hc election IT Professors
10 till said charge he made the order of the day
for Monday afternoon next and tt.at npmlua.
lions he received acknowledgements.
ArTEnxooS SESSION.
&r. |Fii.nn, {of CHM, } rep"fsed the nomina-
ton. made to it'll vacancies in the board Of Fur
tlgn Missions.
Ur.-Hrnphty made similar report as re.
yards the Hoar.i nf Domestic Missions
s:..iuus additional nominations we're here
made by different members Of the Assembly Il
ill vacancies in the Board last named.
U-. .SHAiA n1oved 50 to amend The report os Il
unitc'ih chairs Of Eidac,;c aud Polen,ic TIE
b.. Humphrey seconded .he mc.ion in frv
, ,,marEs. =.
I,r, U-Htiam& defended the amendment Of tn
y. II an thought the matter best left aloa
I,r. Re advocated the changc proposed. r.,
: best way to teach didactic theology was in ccu
Dr.. .MtGiH moved to refer the>this part Of II
report tu secct COMMITTEES. epptsattng pf Dr..
Saith, uuu,pret, Thorlr~ell ard N1tsou.
On motion Dr. Mcl;ifi was added TO the con
n,ittce-
The committee retired aud returning rerortc
as follows:
Tho ChAirs arc to be.
!. Dit1actic aud Polemic Theology.
, 1859-05-30

DAr1AonE. May a5.--Tbc total loss By tue
fire Al Key West is estimated at Sao9 g0e, on
(Am all in New York offices. Among the rrin'
cipa1 losers are Col. o. harris estate $35, ,y4'
VIM. Ii. Null T. Co., $5o,@W; Packer Clark
.0,eut; Jas. Tyler, $15.u,p; Peter Gandopho
$l5,o3O; u. s.. l7,o"o; G. +: norn, $1,000; :
il. Stafcr, sli,oHl; l.. r. Campbell, $4,000
The fire ragged eight hours, destroying. upward:
Of l0p buildings, Of which over one half wcrs
stores aud warehouses.
, 1859-05-30

WAsu1sGroS, May .>.-Thc following is list
Of tue officers ordered to the atcacr Sdh 5dftA-
to, prcparinE ut Now York for tue African Sta
ton: Captain Armstrong; 14'ents. donaldson,
Hughes, Mat9igan, johnson and Loyal Acting
Master, \. Z. Cook; Purser, Barry; Chief En-
ginecr, Farron.
. The residents of several railroad companies
whose lines extend from Weldon to Charleston,
together wtI, the President Of the fernando
Railroad. arc now hrre on business relative to
the great Southern mail, their object hcirg TO
cutcr into arrangements with the Post Ot!ice
Department for transporting it more eEpet'i-
tiou6lr, especially between Ncw York and Ncw
Orleans, avoiding tic failures which arc now so
frc4ucut.
Ii ha. been stated that Lord Lyons il Of tic
opinion that the British Minister in Mexico, will
soon, If be has nat done 50 already, recognize
the Juarez Government, and that it Is under
stood that lie has Instructions to that effect hnt
there is no foundation Tor this statement rs 1t
is rctiably sscertained that Lord Lyons llas no
information respecting the intentions Of Her
Naicsty's government with regard to the eoh-
tending. l,artes in Mexico, mud has expressed nc
opiliun IN thc subject.
/. was decided n the Cabinet to-day to super
cedc Postmaster Westcott, Of philadelphia. Nr.
y. T. l;ruwn will tellis successor.
There urc ibut five million dollars subject to
draft III tho Treasury, whici, is barely 4 margin
required Tor working snaonthly. Large sums il
treasury Mates arc comin:, in md bcin@ rcisslsd
The amount overdue nuw hrla by New inri
woull absorb every lollar in ttc treasury, ant
require two millions more.
Dispatches wcr. received to-day from Gen
Lamar. lie states that the Reilly contract ha'
not been ratified.
1t is understood here that Jursz. the Mica
ruyuan minister, has received intelligence o
Walker '<u,editatrliorn upon Central --n,c rica
aud that the English and French astna'rass u
tlat coast hare distractions to scizc linn atit
his followers, either a>li"rc or aiit'at.
, 1859-05-30
Fifea

Mlpn1E1oRo, Mass, May ee.-Thc steam saw
planning aud box-boarl mill Of benson 4 Smith,
the railroad depot and post office at the South
liiddleboro station Of the Cape Cod Railroad,
were destroyed by drc last night. There VAS
mn irsu
, 1859-05-30

- -s'S% -ss0'ee - ~
OFFICE OF SCPT. OF PUBLIC
l2o., ~ Iii # &c sstS MsS asi r IT, Juno ,
"reurhnE ana filing A7.s.s aud MieEan strcc:s 3eso
,hG 70 Ia LIS 0fse ff1pe,as - e s;T
Hfse Ut da8
-~~-I~,
S1DEWALk NOTICE.
T,,; &.i} II IstS hs & tI. r., r. fr ~ ~; n1
hare 'ltrti s!de~k 10 r. con.n,eed - foilows On
The noh side of Elm srtet fFum Giak ss,ee e N9eot
s1fe u ths AoitA Dfsnhe III ssttl lta patS pt
@ a o. oeastnSs % no ~ Il; ~ cc ~ & ~ - q
form a. @ sySn x5sde ,.n ~ ~o.,.,.., T., ~. rn,,r.r
'as !:s y
ehia ths,n;' aHo Gus" s7'e<"4 VI 'oe
mseel@ T. kK91sAAS ~. cry S.e13,
NlDEN ALh NOIttE.
~ tHtv Cterka OGce chi,z.sc H. Mav n. ls:A
Fuh.c Soc: Is he1eiT eiyrn dat ha Common Council
~ s1 V.a ~ ~ Tso., i VI % I'm .f,rc1 to ,lyi
Ian .t.et 3G IL. Eorb INvy. ix Hef I'd nf nth plne
@ +. ~ ; o M Or s"t u y IT. hs 70
nnit. a. s;ee see 37ss , h. con.e in thu
G. 1 ay Sg ST. w IL l. e s 3 H. eSe c.
aIc tt.s*wd1a- =, ..,,
nyo-1M Il kEE1sAASN. C1.y CLERK:
CDFWAIK NOTICE.
49,: 49,. oe rr1. -, ,,eu
SHJ E'tsh s osse. t ttns3st NJ IT, ~ 10y ~. % ~.
InS .,cue LITE! 49s", N LIN ~ ns. .'S ",
The sut e Of eHefioF strEi from Ea4s stfset 70 a.
GU eTyt ~ ths norm lsisaaM ~ iexk woe Q! Sen
g the ealth p: the easth ded between thef 50
as to dtni 20 sstn s EaaE' ,n y, ~, T., H., ,.,
, 1859-05-30

PROVIDENCE, Nay os.--Last evening, us Mr.
BurriN Arnold, ot Ccntreyilsc, Warwick, Was
sitting in lis store, he was INSTANTLY Killed by
some person unknown, tic ball cntcring his
head hctwecn the shoulders HI End just rc'
turned from this citr.
, 1859-05-30

- CttY Clerks O.1ee. chicago, H.. May -. 1sH.
PrbH: notice hsrsey kasen that the G.naon Council
lie side Of 6ucrde:d street fr1 a.chsr Eoad 10
south IN she south sat ftet .tte II inch pine
p!.nt Lid On haztx5 Ies than hr Inch eak
linz lct TITO tue he earth tled IN between theu
- to fnfn N e1en Kra1t.
Nov uness Tue eane .t1li be constructed Ia The
REQUIRED hg tie Ordinances relative sidewalks b<fose
ihs fifteenth jar * Iune 1 It Ell b. built ~ The skress
Commissioned aad tie Assessed ou tie T:ss1 charge
aeyte t1crew1h.
uvallQt II. EREISNASN, ,Ilt5 Cle1k.
, 1859-05-30

LE,yExwon7u Nav asth.-Thc Pixies Teak
mail, with dates fto,n Denver City, arrived here
Last night with four passengers and small
amount of dust in the hands Of passengers
Provisions were arriving at tie mines, and the
general aspect Of affairs had improved.
, 1859-05-30

II DR.. J. 4. kcnn1cott, one Of our bcs
known aud most accomplished dental surgeons
has removed his Office to new quarters in Nc
Carthy's block Oh the corner Of Dearborn and
Washington streets. See Ills notice of removal
in mother Column.
, 1859-05-30

CARE RACE, May a7.-The fog of the Cape
has been 50 dense since the 90th inst, that it
tas been impossible to see ANYTHING at dis
taree Of 600 yards
The telegraph line is now entirely completed
n Entvnnrf
, 1859-05-30

-4L4.f
The Illinois Central Railroad Con.rany hare
received adyiccs that loan Of Elso,l0a has
been filed up in London for their benefit, wbic.
will xire them NIL tile money NEEDED during the
yea5, and redeem, The optional scrip dur the lst
ii July. The schemes for paying up the 40 Of
unpaid ins.allmeuts In the stock has also been
iavornbIy receired and will possibly be carried
out Upon the conclusion Of the above lonn,
The shares, which hnd been selling at 4si dis
count improEcd TO &. discount.
, 1859-05-30

&Troy, May .S.--Robcrt Morrison we'll known
citizen Of West Trov and deputy Sheriff Of Al
bapy county, was murdered late on Friday night
robbed and lis body thrown into a canal basin
frnm which it was recovered to-day.
, 1859-05-30

T. Tie usual assortment Of single and
complicated DRINKS were disposed Of at the
Armory on Saturday morning.
~ Ex. Gov Curry, of Oregon, is Dclazon
Smiths competitor for the U. s. Senate. They
are both ultra 1r,.4lava4v naYn0rrnfs
, 1859-05-30

PnorrDkscE, r. l., May as---Thc Journal pub
fishes translaticn Of circu1ar issued bs the
Provincial Government Of Tuscany, rehearsing
the local erents which preceded the abdication
Of the Grand Duke. The only new fact stated
by the circular is that just previously to lis
his son, the Arch Duke, to the fortress Of st.
George. ordering the Commandment to FIRE mp.
on the city, which order the latter firmly refused
TO obey.
, 1859-05-30

Loulklana Democratic State Convcn-
tiOu.
HEw 0R1EANs, May a7.-The Democratic
State Convention ut Baton Rouge has, after Il
contest Of three days, nominated Thos. Moorc
IA Slidell mani for Governor.
, 1859-05-30

T r E S co P y l \ T. y G
, 1859-05-30

Hos1nS, May ::s.-ianl Morphy arrived this
morning, and WAS received nj the depot BY 4
committee Of the Boston Chess Club, and cs-
corted TO the Revere House. His formal recep-
tion takes place this +. NJ, ut the Chess Club
, 1859-05-30

TTRUSTEE.S SALE.-Public No
Il uce Is hesehy given tbas l. William Whes!er, Trustee
t1iTd day Of Nasrh d. D lad bY Samuel A. Ford md
<shate H. Nhititsev and Fecoted In The 1eto1d&.4
Of took Couu:y as VI Illinois in Book Of Deed u1,nbe1
Sse hnnasst ~ A. ~ haodsed End asx,tvs ~
NY mentioned IL md SECURED by sad DEED e{ TEu
aesesnz 70 The eno: ard eet Thereof cn aEEcsien Of
IN sid trust tee contalncd an1 Ter he purposes therein
Pressed 80 Puh:lc auction e the hG4e hscdet fer CASH
hoan d oeosf, h he taseaooa md frsr oecet p the
afternoon Of 80 cly It The north eoor q " ceu Hous
nsa. q e. ~ satate eoateysd q Es sdna4 aa&
Division of t1sue ii md tro ~ n hloek eiAt
y The School seciau totte cE 4Cltsga County
,NA9 6th te39. -. ny7td
Ths ibove ale Is postponed aat u 11th tar
hot1snfu9r@aId, WIN. WHEEL ER,
.May 18th, 15J3. mys0 dIcStd
, 1859-05-30

n {. II SCRITEG. Adsensia9 I9eas, g psersoss Il
Il ouri2o1 u Fer.ts Altertszltns (or III ,aaJ Oh ~
Lea4irs Pr.x,7 effA North. H<x tal has4lg
, 1859-05-30

Lake street. NJ, stairs Incar T. i. Cartcr's dry
guuls storcl. ilavng just received choice lot
of Millinery t:uods, inclndny Snnc very bcauti-
ful Grape bonncts. will dispose of then. ut prices
to suit tl,c tines Ladies will do well to ca!i
im,ne eliatrlv, ;,s the goods u'ust b. sold. Ercry
article is new. 1nv4e-3t
, 1859-05-30
8Dst.

T OST-*5.0O HcWar,1-A Black
Il and T,n Tf1,.er E.ea, ~Ynuns." IT.. asc:rt tet
Eeek tnn5meiet lszth4- collar with T. ..
FUJTH. Wa:.S, ayrnue. t"rrer Cd <ts-rt- myes;r:
I OST.-lost either on Jackson or
- Clsrk sts-tL Indie, Cold t'hatn With Fetcil and
Lekes attlced JEe tne. will le ibtraly rewaldstl BY
lt1vrk e :1e II tits ot6cr. &he Autr Of J. L. An
DERSUS + 70. ~ STATE SGett. nras ?tr I"
, 1859-05-30

Heavy Expectations or Specie.
NEW Ionk. May ::.s.-The I':yo, ,dor liverpool,
took out nearly $79,tv0 in specie; the 9ltsfr for
southampton, I'll, ,0Uy, and the 44rdgo upwards
of 81 a3eVto
, 1859-05-30

The Reported Restoration Of Santa
Annu Confirmed.
TEnA CRuz, May .3,-Santa Annals titles have
been restored und niranlon invites him TO re-
turn via Tampico.
, 1859-05-30

It is said that the Rothschjlds hare lost
15,ooo, 900 francs By the great Yiennese house
that has just failed but this is probably IN ex.
agrerntion.~
, 1859-05-30

1FI. u. Singer 4 Co.'S ncw and improved
Family Sewing Machines; also, Machines for
manufacturing heavy garments of every dcscrip-
ton, constantly on hand at 40 Lake street, CHI
caeo. A. ". uAnRts, Agent apl5-am-cao7
IT, See advertisement Of Doudoir Sewing
Machines, 126 Lake street a4-b306
, 1859-05-30

Co1rrBcs, Ohio, May ss.--in the Habcas Cor
pus Case, the decision is postponed until Mon
Iuy ) o'clock, P. II.
, 1859-05-30

CIUEWALK NOTICE.
~ City Clerks o6ct. chis.kc III, May n. 1s:A. =.
Pubic Notice Is hereby given, tat ths Common Council
hare oteryd Sidewalk u e constructed follows: On
the ct side nf yoleot Street. fr,n Elm seet to nSi
sOn street. in the North Dvan liz feet de Of lncb pine
pink ll behring's Of than hy 4!Deh oak snt
Ing let ito tic eb tie stth died LII between them, 70
as to foIu1 Er1dc.
Now un1e<s the shall BE- constructed in the anEet
required II th, uE:nance Ielltre to dexaks, bfos
the 18th day Vt JUNG, ISL will L. built By the alsret
Commissioned aud tic cost a.seascd tic premises charge.
a4lc tit II with.
" II KEE1EAtNN. fTtt Cferk.
, 1859-05-30

~ 1t the fre IN kc5 West, reported On
Saturday by telegraph, 10 houses were de-
sroged, and the total loss IS estimated at $780,
900.