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Episconal Convention.

RICHMOND, VA, Oct. 2l.-The House of
Bishops has given Bishop Onderdonk leave to
withdraw his memorial, thus finally disposing
of the matter. They have all concurred in
the resolution to adjourn on Saturday. The
House of Deputies had long debate to-day on
the subject of friendly intercourse with the
church of Sweden, and resolved to appoint Il
committee to inquire into the expediency of
such intercourse, and report to the next con-
vention. The committee on the state of the
church made long report, and resolution
was adopted to appoint a committee of laymen
to devise means to advance the work of the
church
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-22
INC Ihulia CONSEQUENTLY took dc prize

THE "BURIAL OF EUCLID" 1.-THE class of
1862, at meeting held on Saturday, Oct. 10,
adopted the following resolution, which was
ordered for publication in the city papers:
Resolced, That we as class do hereby abol-
ish the College institution known as the
Burial ofEuclid NJ. C. DAY, Chairman.
A resolution which does honor to the class
that has adopted it. Now that the custom has
been broken, we may hope that these and the
other similar disgraceful orgies will never again
be revived. OF all the student performances,
this was the least worthy of support.-New
HaUen Palladium.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-22
nrnrkets-Nrw Yonk, oct. 81.

Cotton Market shade better; sales 100 bales; mid
ding uplands at llsc.
FGoGR-Receips 99,41s bbls sales $4,000 bb!s; State
and Western 5cbeter with fair demand; suporne State
$500 % 475 extra State $3.50 90 4,D5; round hoop Ohio
s54O % $50; common to good extra Western si95 o.
5,25. Southern hrmer; sales 800 bbls mixed to good
1896 a. 565 fancy and extra 1913 1929 CANADA, 400
bbls extra at $40 20 36f
spring, Sl,06 Corn scarce and buoyant; sales $1,000
bush mixed western held firmly at S95; white jersey
9Dc. Oats Arms southern and Jersey " 20 4c Northern
and Western, 10 90 45c.
PRONlSlUNS-leet steady; sales 800 bblsi country
mess 50 % S575 prime, - 6D $3.50; repacked Chicago
500 Sl prime mess sl7 % 10. Pork lower sales 1000
bbls mess $3.50 a 1880; prime $1,000 a. 1888 Bacon
quiet; Hams yic; shouldcisSc Lard hcayyi sales 100
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-22

LEAvENwoRrH, X r., Oct 2l.-The Den
yer City express of the 18th, arrived last
night bringing $1,000 in gold dust. The news
is meagre. A delegate convention was in ses-
sion at Denver City, for the purpose of organ
izing provisional government, pending the
action of Congress with regard to the gold
country. The miners were proposing to go
into winter quarters.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-22

PoRT SARNIA, Oct. 21.-The' steamer Isl.
ander is reported to have been wrecked on
Lake Huron. Crew and passengers safe.
The weather is still rough, and a number of
upper lake boats are lying here. Nothing has
yet been heard from the remainder of the
crew and passengers Of the propeller Troy who
took to the small boats.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-22

RICHMOND, VA, Oct 2l.-Gov. Wise arriv-
ed to-day, and was received by Company f.,
which. escorted him to the Capitol, He adj
dressed the throngfrom the steps of that build
ing, saying he had taken the responsibility of
placing a guard at Harper's Ferry, and that he
would distribute arms at accessible points
throughout the state. The speech produced
great sensation
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-22

bbls at II q lsc Butter steady; Ohio III a ISc: State
Is a. 2Oc Whisky heavy; sales 100 bbls at ~ a 29c
closing al the inside price Rice steady; sales 200 erees
at 4c Sugars Musc0vado. 500 hhds &c: Havana,
800 boxes private terms. Coffee m Rio 50 bags at
ii q 43c; Java, 800 mats at l5c st Domingo 800 bags
do, $50 hhds "a n 26e.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-22
From the New Haven Courier. Oct. 20.

The YALE REGATTA.-The annual regatta
of the Yale navy took place Wednesday after
noon. The weather was sour, and the at
tendance, especially of ladies, was not so
large as usual, though Il good many Interested
spectators were present. and the race went off
with spirit aud eciat. For the first race the
Cymothoe, Olympia, Nereid and ATLANTA
(shcl) started. The race was down the har-
Dor, round the stake poll and back, a distance
of about Il miles. The boats started in good
style, and returned in the following ORDER
Atalanta tshelD q m. 40 S.
Olympia y m.
CymOthOe a III. 10 8.
Nered 25 IN. Is
The Nereid was, as we understand, ruled
out on account OF some irregularity, and the
ATLANTA (shell) received the champion flag, as
the fastest boat, without reference to class. OF
the barges OF the first class, the Olympia took
the first prize and the Cymothoe the second.
For the next race, of baiges of the second
class, only the Thulia and the Nautilus enter
ed Their time was as follows =
Thua % m. 464 S.
Nautilus 25 IN. Is S.
The Thulia consequently took the prize.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-22

ToRoNTo, CANADA WEST, Oct. 21.-Nearly
a whole block of wooden buildings, bounded
by Richmond, Adelaide, and Sheppard streets,
were burned last night Over fifty families
are houseless. Bonds livery stables and a
number of horses were burned. The fire is
supposed to have been set
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The Case of Bishop Onderdonk.

New YORK, Oct 21.-A special dispatch to
the Herald from Richmond says the House of
Bishops last evening disposed of Bishop On
derdonks case, by granting leave to withdraw
his petition They refuse to reinstate him,
even on the condition of his resigning his ju-
riSdiption
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Forger Arrested.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2l.-Frederick Far has
been arrested here for passing counterfeit gold
coins, and VIM. Conner, for manufacturing the
same. They are supposed to belong to the
gang who have been flooding Washington with
BOGUS coin.
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The Colchester Bank Difficulties.

HARTFORD, Oct. 20.-Mr. Warren Leland,
since his honorable discharge, has instituted
legal proceedings againt those parties who
were Instrumental in getting up the recent
charges against him. Writs for the arrest of
several of these parties are in the hands of the
United States Marshal
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LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
0 THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
lAmerican Telegraph olice, Lincoln House BlockI
Non-Arrlval of the Anglo-saxon.

FARTHER POINT, Oct. 21-S o'clock p. NJ.
There is no probability of the arrival of the
Anglo-Saxon tonight, although she is nearly
due. A binding snow storm prevails OH the
river. And, besides, she has doubtless been
detained by heavy westerly winds
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-22
Rannhl,ean Trinmnh in Nahraska

LEAvENwoRrH, X. T., Oct. 2l.-Intelli-
gence has reached here, direct flom Nebraska
City, that Bailey, Republican, is elected to
Congress by 4S majority over Estabrook, dem
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-22
Great Snow Storm.

CHATEAUGAY, N. Y, Oct 21.-Two feet of
snow has fallen here since yesterday morning
and still snowing and drifting from three to
our feet
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-22
Powder Mills EXPLOSION.

WELLINGTON, Or, Oct. PLAT about IL
O'Clock this A. NJ, four of the powder mills in
this place exploded with terrific crash. Seven
persons and one horse were killed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-22
BY L. VAIL
! NALUARLE REAL ESTATE

Fsii FOR SALE.-Will be sold on WEDNESDAY, the
<-A26th inst at 10 O'Clock, the premises public
vcnue, to the highest bidder the large and comodious
house. on Orange street. built by Rev Samuel b. Swain,
and owned and occupied by the subscriber with the
land land fixtures thereto appertaning containing 10
well finished rooms, having excellent cellar two
cisterns of water one in the cellar and attic
SAD Land has southern exposure and consists
~ IbU0O feet ana contains nearly hundred choice
fruit and ornamental trees. The good neghborood its
prospective situation and proximity Main street,
makes it desirable residence for any business The
estate can be viewed and examined time before the
day of sale. SILAS GODDARD
Worcester. Oct. IA, 1859. dts ola
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~ O M MIS- SION RO NJ,
Mechanics Hall, No. 4, (up staIrs.)

A good assortment of and secondhand Piano
FOrtc, which have been left commission, and will be
sold at very low prices. Piano Fortes to rent
ALEX. MARSH.
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Ncu advertisements.
BY T.. W. VAIL.
A RARE OPPORTUNITY

"A sirabe and elgihy located gentcel Residence with
of land, for sale Rev. A. NJ Morrison hav
ing taken up his abode in another state has favored
with instructions to offer at private sale his beautiful
mansion Lincoln street, Worcester Said house is
thoroughly built in the most modern and approved STYLE
is replete with every ncnce for comfort and utility
containing spacious entrance hall running the entire
length of the house, with twelve large rooms with solid
black walnut DOORS weighted windows warmed by SUI
peror furnace, lighted with gas set of marble basins in
the chambers supplied with warm and cold water supe
ror bathing and laundry privileges, spacious kitchen
WIN abundance of domestic covtnienccs two soft water
csterns, good WELL large cellar, floors laid In cement
AMI many other advantages not enumerated
rus mousse Is situated In noghboLhoOd of the highest
responsibility, upon nm elevated lawn covered with ne
grove OF Forest trees having extensive frontage
Lincoln street, with paved halfcrcle driveway to the
front OF tne mousse with Its and regrcss the
street There Is als5 driveway In the rear OF said prem
ses entrance run Kendall street The rear land taste
trees N bearing condition Also upon the said lot
~ nne barn. supplied with water from never-faing
we'll The above property be sold upon accommodate.
Ing terms, offering great to For
further particulars, inquire Of ~ w, VAIL.
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Auttlons.
BY E. W. VAIL
RARE HANCE.-POSITIVE AND
~ UNRESERVED SALE OF
Elegant Household Furniture,
AT Auction

c. W. FREELAND. ESQ., having disposed of his house,
has favored me with Instructions to sell without
the entire Furniture of his late residence No. Harvard
street, on TUESDAY, Oct. 18th, commencing at 10 a.
M precisely, consisting in part follows viz: black
walnut drawing room suit in broeatele, deliberately
carved, very rich of superior workmanship.
der rich French plate mirrors do black walnut
top center tables marble pier slabs marble alabaster
and card receivers superb velvet tapestry carpets
BRUSSELS and ingram carpets, mahogany sofas, chairs
rockers easy chairs, ottOmans in hair cloth, antique
and center tables tea poys printed floor cloths, very
superior black walnut book with French
doors, made to Order Chickering's piano forte iron
hat tree mantle clocks oil paintings, engravines
hogany marble top chamber sets painted co. chamber
crockery very elegant set damask curtains, superior
hair mattresses and feather beds bedsteas ma
hogany secretary black walnut extension table, stoves
refrigerator, China, crockerv, glass and tin ware and
many articles not enumerated, large proportion the
above furniture made to order and is a superior
finish and Workmanship. 1t is but seldom that this class
OF furniture is found at auction exhibition morn
ing of the sale For further information concerning the
above, inquire of Mr.. FREELAND, or the Auctoneer.
olg dts e. w, VAIL,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-22

The Bangor Union says that Rev. VIM. S.
Cilley absconded from Dexter on the 18th inst
and took with him aginst her will a young
daughter Of Rev. j. +. whitehall, about thir
teen years old. Her friends have been in pur-
suit of him.
, 1859-12-22

RI WAsnlSnrox. Dec- eo.-The Republican Sem
toriBl caucus to-dny assigned Mr. Sumner to
the Committee on Foreign Relations.
At the adjourned meeting Of the Americans.
held tonight, Commits Of ten Was appointed
10 confer with the National American aud the
National Whig Committees upon the best course
to be pursued in the coming Presidential con.
test. The following gantlemen comprise the
Committee: J. J. Crittenden, Of Ky.; George
Riggs, Of n. r.; j. II. Harris, Of Nd; c. u.
Conrad, Of L.; e. E. Rockwell, Of Conn; Jere
Clemens, Of Tenn. ]. L.. Gilmer. OF n. e.; Z:
i. Jewett, Of n. r.; Joshua Hill, Of Ga, and
Z Ethridge, OF Tenn.
The War Department received letter yester-
day from Capt. Pickets. dated Brownsville,
Dec. lst, which contradists the report with re-
gard " the trouble there. There ure no signs
OF anr uieditated attack upon Brownsville, and
the Captain thinks the whofe affair hss been
much exaggerated. he refers the origin Of the
difficulty to falling out between parties con-
corning privnte affairs.
Senator Wilson left Washington this Alter
noon for massachusetts,, having been called
there in consequence OF sickness in bis fanify.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 21.-The American and
Wing Opposition members, in cauous this morn
ing, agreed to still vote for Mr. Boteler. The
cxpediency of having resolution offered By
one Of their number, declaring Mr. Millson, Of
IA, Speaker, was considered, but not adopted.
, 1859-12-22

from TIE Aatk LANE ExpssH. Uef.a1
The excessive rain Of the bcgianin. Of the
week, followed by some SNOW aud sieet, has
quite put . stop 70 the progress Of tisld-work.
The sane cause las also sent back the condition
Of the wheat newly tl1rashed; SO tlaat without
return to fine weather or standy frost, there
mar. for short period. be less facility in sales;
The general tendency taqiseacason las resulted
IN i,tther decline Of iuly Is per quarter, 1npre
eapcc4a,!y on new samples But the time Of
year ia much against business. Still, us this
couutry remains relatively the cheapest, 1t
seems improbable that the present dullness can
long eon,innc., The wet state Of the meadows:
serye 10 Increase the value Of dry fodder as we'll
as we'll US spring corn. The continental u,nr, :,
kets appear 10 hare been influenced by the dull
reports from Eos'and. France, .he near coun-
tries, and 1,at.ic ports have all given way son"-
what, as we'll us Udessa; md the last accounts
froo, New YORK, with receipts greater than The
demand, note small decline 10 breadstu6s. In
Egypt and Algeria, however, markets lave in'.
proved in consequence Of orders from several
purss Of the Mediterranean. AtpetersbuEg lhe
shippipr season las clpkcd.
, 1859-12-22

THE GREATEST WONDER OF
l. THE SlSETEEyIN CENTURY.
Prof, Woods Hair Restorative,

stlet 70 Dr- Wood Of th14 city, ffuul sea.t&man In
Mase .hieh :ssats kowa<! Il shs superior merits q
coming from rrllahle suutce- II certihe4 k.an-
truth The Dr. nceds tneonluns use%s pLI
ae,y from Tie psess:
Professor o. J. Wool i Co.-t;ens1ensn: Having ms
attenton eaed few uans. s.ee to III h.hy eeei
pcatson 81 upon ~ own ha whleh h.d eecene 4ate
ha;.:t<r- sene lssse nca,h. rssu1sa eatte u
,on1 haE rss;o.atlve sa4 u;ed + .oon found It ".
1ha.s procured aaoshtr bottle Of which have red
some c7n no. certify 70 he vori that iht E'*y ..
re "a ~ III 5as Is u1a soef md r.
ese son aad glossy shaa has been betuu fr tween
&. Z. sssa y.
Thr above nosee deem due to Toa for yooR valuable
PEI d7tetous, 1 not lave oc7.oa to conif=.iict rs
9attn;n.. a. citizen S ot ~ sy nd ,sssst hsxs
u shore Win ~ ..ssehed a. Jour service.
~h he beauties Of nature y o;hers I; xe =
woods HAIR GEsTOKATYE
Professor Rond-Deaz Sit: Havag had the in!ass tuns
ysl!ov is-s'. ID New oaens il Ia W ,niucel -
et ,aa To- to
afflicted saeh = treasure. FINLEY JOHNSON.
ia; r. IL cssiss i I
Eed. Mas: Ie gentleman Of great influence an uni
vesxa!ly beloved. WI. DYER
Professor Wco4-Dear STR: Having ,1ate trial It
has I ssta enseta.. ii 1s,oo1ine sdsnsoa satru aod
eon.t.ei tendency to itching With yhieh have teea
.heh rs e. bteonnE s1.s, Or snai eoIer ihassus
otter article With anything Ike the pleasure
,;s;. Ess:; 81; gsss;.,;; sA:
II AaIke, strFsi T. Loul. ~. ANU sod By ali toA
, 1859-12-22

fnG I3H1e 9pf EI8EF 4&3eS -
Erezy Engine itfu1u1shed wt!h1 :.
Judsonss Patent Governor Valve
for Flour Nu. We confidently recommend them Al sare-
Esos to any other style At Epslne, mi they vii
Save from IS To so per cent in Fuel
ihe usual eass ef boer In The Wet We shaf
keep Of different kizes n es1atzhmrrt
whcre they iaay Be md the NECESSARY information
otaine4 yteAtluk theal Conpeieat WILL II destftt
country. Ne aitos supply
WATER NHEKLS. SuAFTIN1. GEARING. tc,.
, 1859-12-22
.FDr 5AlR,

EOR SALE-A CIGAR STORE
chance for two sbclc men, For particulars Inquire
Il etatc IS Horth E11sk street. Eestxlw
TOR SALE-A fine residence lot.
u IS feet :so.f. WatA-h aye:ur Twelfth s.t4
for sae At low pr ntd iorG Tine but small
required t'wn. Al LESS l. o. bo1 LIS Chicago, ILL.,.
no.0blsllm
, 1859-12-22
From California.

ST. Lor1s, Dec. eI.-The Overland Mail Of
.the 2stl passed Mnlloy's station. ut l2 o'clock
last night, due at ST. Louis Thursday night.
Detention Of the mail caused By high water Of
the Texas rivers and severe weather on the
plains.
In the case OF Biddle Besgs vs.. MERGED Min
ing Co., application will be made for writ Of
error. will. the view Of appealing to the U. s.
Supreme Court.
The steamer Sierra Nevada was to leave Sun
Francisco on the o9th for Panama to take New
York mails Of Dec. 5th.
The steamer Cortes reached San Francisco OH
the aGt!,, causing much rejoicing.
4 severe gale occurred On the 24th, flooding
the streeta and causing much damage to ihc
shinping in tbs hnrbor. The schooner Genl.
Morgan sunk. Several others seriously it,
jured.
A tire occurred at San Francisco on the eth,
destroying $4,000 worth afpropertT.
The Austrian brig lwich, from Rio Janeiro,
which was supposed 10 have foundered, had
been found anchored on the Mexicau coast, with
two sailors on board in starving condition.
All Of the crew with the exception Of three 9th
ers who landed in boat at San Bias, had died.
a slight shock Of anearthquake Ind been felt
at San Francisco on the eth uEt.
i is rumorel ut San Francisco that the Sena-
torial contes. would be narrowed down to Vel
1,r md Baldwin. It IS supposed the cleo
ton will he postponed until next session.
| The revenue cutter VIM. L. Marcy returned
to Sau francisco, being unable to laud at Car
roll1e Island, III consequence Of severe gales.
Business at San Francisco dull. No sales Of
| Importance.
Since the departure Of the last mail large
| amount Of rain had fallen. ;
1IectIn. .:of the National American
| Committee.
| Pn1LApE1ru1A, Dec. el.-The National Amer
icau Central Committee convened to-day at the
American lIouse.
Hon. Jacob Droone was appointed Chairman,
| aud Blanton duncan Secretary. -
4 committee was appointed to confer with
the committee appointed by the Washington!
meeting on Monday night to consider II plan OF
organization for uniting the Opposition to tie
Administration, consisting Of II. Il. Stuart, Of
Va; Anthony Kennedy, Of Nd; Erostus Brooks.
Of II. l.; u. Duncan, Of Ky.; jacob Broome, oi
Pennsylvania.
committee was nlso appointed to address
the American people. No other action decided
/ on.
The session was chiefly derotad to private
discussion, and tic claiuls Of Of prominent men
to fill the Presidential chair.
, 1859-12-22
Meeting '0f the National AmeI1c
Committee,


Tie Last of tue Straw Stack War~
CnAnLEs1owS, Va, Dec. 31.-Thc military
are daily leaving, as fast as the Railroad can
carry them homeward. The Fincastie Guards
left this A. n. The whole military encampmant
will be dsbanded ON Saturday next, when Gen:
Taliaffero and his staff will also separate, aud
tEercatoration of the civil government 4nd civil
rights will be the occasion Of d grand, jubil.e
among our people.
President buchanan has addressed letter
to Andrew Hunter, Esq, enqulring whether
stevens will be tried in the u. S. Court or by
the Virginia authorities. He was unable to
girc any definite answer on account Of the IT,
iusal Of Attorney General Harding to enter
uoiie pros
, 1859-12-22
IlRYANT s. STlt.lTrON'S
~ CHAIN uF
.WC}.rxkMxi{c f1l{ik r1x

. .1tsatel At hI 40, Sew Yo:t. V!,.!rl,:l A,l4zY
na.1. 'lsseL.e! and lr,1,dt ia Mi
ne ene!tT "chaE'i !'as,i: on 1T 1Irv y -r."ns
AtFs7n'iis Galley a: BELL &. hw
enE!tt! - nr lEstsnt.n. r's" 1'.t .t,. n
h.iANF, EtLl. SrEAFT'4S. i'.'> '. Bell 1":n.
rs";s s:ar .:"l t-.''ei4" F..v .'f. ~. ,rxr
G!Ir"'ar anda .ss:.t "ftlflyr fnt",. II r4i,u1.
lynt at:iit .tttr7 tnil'r nt.,e, >ist,:
i,:.liv nEyASr. EEfI. + sTrATTuN
, 1859-12-22

SgwArk, n J., Dec ei.--one Of the enan,-
cl1ed cloth factories of Brown 4 Prentis. Of this
city, was destroyed by fire at an early hour THIS
morning. II was three story brick editicc, and
contained fair supply OF stock. The origin
Of the firs il unknown. Loss. $1,000 Insured
81, 800 on building, Il 900 on stock.
RockLASp. Nc, Dec. al.-The Commercial
House WAS destroyed bv fire last night, Jauus
Sears was killed and Ed. W. Lore seriously in-
jured. The loss amounts to $1o 900, wo.thirLs
ri which IA insured
, 1859-12-22
SALE.-State of Iii

NE 1.1s cs. s..7I7NsS5 y. <1,r. 80
so-fn Chan esy. William Wood. Alexander DsEsds.own,
John pesaistowp. WA n GrseS Widhn CrAutord, rem
iatn f. Daveon, I-hn 3. Youlc jane. Campbell. JeIn
A. Nond Hobart u nRissowu and xaaier lkREs own,
IT,, ~. Alba LkhteT and N4 ienn-E. osleu. -
Public uoce l. hereby given that Ia pursuance Of de-
eretal ORG, entered III ts Shove entitled hr
aelnh day o: lhcxnber, A.. d. ls;9 Ira Sut Natter
fourth 4sh, day of January Il 1850. at o'clock III
the Of d day. X ii public ,cton to The hxh-
IN The CITY ef Chxo la The County Of Cook and stAse sf
HIN L. following described estate situate In the
City nfCheacc In said Cou-ty If Cook Wit Lct
beft~enI ts,h Beck tl!ty t} In r. 1e4,:s addition
to Chicago. liza SCQlT.
A-.5,ta CAapeeyT sr?cs:os e ra Of Lldeato.
Chieacp. Gee ri. iS.3 " desS h--ltt
, 1859-12-22

r. ". BANTER Il CO..
Nil, Fu,ushrs DEPOT Wrst Wntcf strrct besveen Rsa.
dnlrh md Madison. Chicago,
k7NEnxt 0tict ad1uSs Ink "a. ntAJo
, 1859-12-22

1.Apy's Frn Glovg Losr.-A lady, while go
ing from, Clark street bridge 10 ktnzie street
and thence to Wells street, on Tuesday, about;
dusk, lost FUR glove. viii the finder please
return it to Capt Davidson. 14e South Water
street.
, 1859-12-22
dfinancia( R,ln Commercial.


W.1,s1srA. l.vExsss. pec- 81 1882
The money market Today was more active,
and currency was in fair supply. Eastern e.
change continues firm and in fair demand NJ
1ftdl{ rcr cent premium.
, 1859-12-22

DR. ATcCLINTOCK'S COLD and
~ C0C1H MIXTURE ts = eomb:n .slun Of n4turts
!esac antdoesso te Irritation and tsurtarce Of the
ms. and .oss thFoAt Il ssnoves in ve.y a1cs1 t!s
e*4yy Essge OF Inflammation tie GnEr and tEscat
and the free paion of rt1feet h~ah. Pike eo
eents. For sale ty JOHN D. PARK, ia Lake .r+et,
Ihlc1sQ. De- m
, 1859-12-22

tE3~ See advertisement Of Cornell Il CHS
two thread noisclcss premium Sewing Machine
and universal Aemmer, No. l3S Lake street:
uu91-fv
, 1859-12-22
LOCAL MAI~TEiiS.

~ Go to John Jones, lla Dearborn street,
aud get your c'oshss cleaned and repaired. They
will be well done and at prices to suit the times.
, 1859-12-22

Tie National ,RepuhlicAn Convention
to be Held IN OhIcsgo.
New foak, Dec 2l.-The Republican Nation
nj Committee are in session at the Astor House.
The Republican National Convention will be
held at Chicago, June 18th next. !. :.
, 1859-12-22

FoR CuRlsruAs AND New YEAEs.-Atl should
remember that Seeley nt 47 Clark street. las
the largest, best, and ,ont varied assortment Of
Candies of any Conicctioner in town. I.pdics,
please mike = note Of il. no2l-1M