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, 1859-03-21

&Nkh!t I4t@-al ha$ lHbHl@ ~ illsl~. anil
net Frederick bryant, us We stated in n,r iSsur
Of yesterday, who LOST his eye, lis liz claiu4s by
Reason of Il blow received from, :: c!u!, in the
hands Of police n:!ictr.
Acc1nESr.-A l'ttr sun Of ". II. I.arsabcr, re-
sldlng iii Indiana street, WAS run ovcr by hack
on Thursday last m North Clark street, aud re-
celtcd several scrcrc bruises Though 1,pl.c ii
them are supposed to be dangerous.
lScESn1An1$A.-Tic. .iours.al SAYS two attempts
were made few nights since to fire the bnild.
ing adjacent III thu southeast corner, Of Clark
au1 Iau Buren, streets, Int it was fortunately
discovered in time to prevent II conaagraton.
A SEw 1Acnr.-A new Yacht, called the Anno.
bnt frum nh oriEinul model By T. T. King l.
Co., was launched on Thursday, near Randolph
street bridge She is ubont ::a feet long. and
about l. feet beam. She is Owned BY one Of
the yacht clubs in this city, and is supposed to
hc Il very fast sniler.
STEALING lIAr.-Thomas Mack and John Kcl-
" wcrc arrested for stealing l,uy from the stack
III John Morris, liring On Third street, near
Michigan Avenue TIC amount taken being Of
very little value, and it being pretty evident
that tho defendants had no idea Of stcaling,
they were discharged.
POLICE BUSINESS IN THE WKsE Dlv1s1ox.-The
total number Of arrests made by the Police in
the West Division for the year ending March
18th, 1s'?, WIS 2.o:'o or this number there
were lawyers, c doctors, schoo}-tcacl,er, I
soldiers, ! musician, and Only printers The
amount of fines imposed was fls,l7s.;le :: bail,
sa3,stV; Bridcwcll. e,l3s days; and ten boys
sent to the Reform School.
FALSE PRErEScEs.-A ,nan named Nicholas J.
krieg was brought bcforc Justice UeNolf, On
Thursday, Oh a complaint preferred against him
by Frederick Wcichcrt, for obtaining money
under false pretenccs. 1t appeared in eridcnce
that piece of real estate, located in tho North
Division, after passing through the hands Of
number Of parties, came into tue posses.
sion Of kricg, when it ~us enjpined by the cred
ltors ol former owner, who, us it is alleged,
made iiciltious transfer to defraud his credit
ors. hr'cg. disrcgarding the injunction, sold
the property to Weichrrs for *5s5, and received
the money therefor, nuswitl,st auding, as il nl
legged, he had no bonn 6de title. He was r..
quired to give bail in the sum Of 5000 to appear
for trial -.
, 1859-03-21
WV. II. WELLS, sup't Public Schools.


Bn:aos 1IorsE, CHICAGO March -, 1850.
Nv. F. TICKER, Eso.-hdr Sir: At II lurse
mceting Of your friends, the undersigned were
appolnted u Committee to confer with you upon
the period at whicl, they can testify their CRATE
full sense Of the successful efforts nude By you
thu past winter for:tleir entertainment, ind, Mt
the same time, cyince their respect for your
courtesy and unvarying kindness III all tic re!,-
tons they hare borne toward you since your
residence in Chicago.
They have conceived that it wou!d be an on-
1rnrrate clu>e Of Il series nf delightful enter
';.'nnents, enjoyed by them under your aus
iiees. that the entertainment should partakc Of
the SAME character. They therefore desire that
You would designate the evening at which time
they call trIs'frr ,you j Complimentary Hop and
Supper ;4t the Briggs lIausr.
Respectfully yours,
J. u. $. CAusrH, b. McYIckAR,
JoHS TfRnELL, A. II. Moon,
J: y. vi WlLLAHn, q. y. HAMMOND,
j. \. cLAEKE, G. =. WILEY,
L. Z. TowSE, CuAs. J.. EPrs,
Committee.
, 1859-03-21
LAfer from Pfke76 PeAk.

s.. LOUIS March 1s.--Thc New Mexican nail
with dates tu the 1st inst, reached tndcpc,ld
ence this evening. The news is unimportaut.
Ar. Allison arrived at Independence yesterday
from PiSes Fcak. lie reports i q hunbug. No
money there. aud no probability Of being any.
, 1859-03-21

EXTRACT OF \ LEr7ER.-Fronl M c1nicnt hi
vine, on the practical improvements of the age:
However the general use Of the sowing ma-
chimes in cities and iy the wealthy may Gr re-
:.ardcd rs Of doubtful proprictv, there can be no
question raised as 10 its need iu the country.
Help there being far behind the demaud. the
aid Of 4 machine is general necessity. Hence
the much ado about sewing machines the m,l1.y
inquiries to which is the best, most simple in
its arrangements least likely to yet out of order,
best adapted to its end, and nost likely to give
satisfaction.
INCLINATION and other circumstances haring
brought under my! examination several rroms-
ncnt sewing machines, and led to acquaintance
with their merits, should my opinion bc deemed
Of any Value, would not hesitate tu accord the
preference to Grover Dakcr's.''
Frpu an esteemed clergyman Of this city:
ave hare had in use in nly family Que of
Gruvrr & l'nkcr's Sewing Machines for nearly
tw" years 1t has proved Invaluable, and more
than answered our expectations. As il complete
Family Sewing Machine, simple in its arrange
mcnt, conbning utility aud economy, it must
commend isself to all who use it,
t;rover i lInker's New and Improved Family
Sewing Machines. ts.e475 and $ltVwith H.nl-
mers II. ALEXANDER, Agent,
1w-NlS l66 Lake Street, up stairs.
WHEELER l. Wilson'S SEWING MACHINES
Northwestern Office, ICY Lake street, Chicago.
GEO. r. Cn1r7ESrEN.
F1!lf-3W {scDrraf ifrnt
, 1859-03-21

81 Suw that Spring is opening. our lady
readers will do well to leave their s!1awls silk
dresses. &c, with Mcssr*. Cook brothers, l2y
Clark street, who will, at 4 small cost, restore
them either 10 their original beauty. or color
them equally as good as new. We heartily COM
mend this establishment to the goodwill Of our
fair rslers, confident that it will prove Of great
benefit to them.
, 1859-03-21
r E \ & 2 E T. Il l n 5
CELEDH ATED
Worcestershire Sauce,
Pronounced t5 toiinulettsta to lie the
ONLY GOOD SAUCE,

And Applicable to Eygy Variety Vt Dishes.
Extract Of letter fum Medical Gcntlsm1a u Aadfas
" L." '''>0s' ~ " MAT, 1851.
Tell Lea rentns that thelr sauce highly esaeenHd N
Ina ai r. In M upnlnn. the most palatato - well -
ths most wholesome salcc ttalf Is n7sic-
EXTENSIVE FRAUDS. ...
The only Ms4al awarded b. the jury 81 tho SeT ioFk
Exhibitor: I'M Fo1stki Sauces - tansn y ~ &c ht
TEiKINS for tbxtr Worcestershire saisc ihe Nofla wao
fns II which having I'D u nunle1r'us fofefes @
are requested to go that NC nsuxa @ II n+t W
Ls "a poss ah: sna;9s sng 9se saes aa5snt ad
@ s ~ tbear IN sa1oua pas VI The
vii I" aivIse them u any such taffnksrenss' solo
=" "noF~1s q 0ss''~ 'S' '' John DUNCAN i Sons,
~ broa4iway. New Yosk.
stock always In xore Also. ar1sra received ies aSs
shinuieut& from kn&tAo1. os.e.eee94
, 1859-03-21

- Those l77:'n cxtra-sized, beautiful ever
green's. four to six feet high. ri, n,c! needed to
ori,ameu: ti'e tine residences and public grounds
If Chicago, will MI be sold in tile ncxt two or
three weeks. rs they are going off fast, and the
balance will be, shipped 10 st. Louis il not or
dered soun. ;s the ground must Lt clcascd! Ad-
dress T.. Andrews. Elgin, Ill.
Specimens At gt4 and lu7 I4ake-st m11al IN
, 1859-03-21

TnE WEsr- RANDOLPH STREET F1RE.-0nr re
ference to the fire on West Randolph street OF
Friday evening has called out two OF three com
I municatons which VIC shall not need to publish
to confirm in any ones mind d belief in onr rea
dincss to accord to the Citizens Fire Brigade
ready and prompt credit for the excellent eff
cheney which has characterized them since tlaeil
organization in our city. And TO speak in the
hig CHEST degree in their praise does not weaken
or affect cur statement rs to the fire in ques
ton.
Il Thai there WIS " oonfusion'' ia fully confessed
in being IMPLY explained and account
ed for in the communications themselves,
and The reasons given are good and sufficient
Says "Brigade" in his communication, '',lc
| Court House bell was rung for the xfevnd dis
trict, instead Of the Third, which misled mem-
bers Of tue Brigade
The writers referred to u1l unite in inst refer
encc to and complaint Of the fact the Fire Brig
adc have heretofore, amid services the must eff
cient, borne their own expenses, and that they
still lack important details Of outfit required for
their full and complete efficiency
THIS should not be true, and we trust will not
much longer be SO, us it is evident that the Brig
ade have earned fur better than this at the hands
of the city and citizens.
In connection with this point we are l,appy
to hare been shown letters from Several of our
leading Underwriters to CaPtaii Raymond tf
the Brigade, speaking in high terms Of the CID
cient industry of his corps in the removing and
storo. d..txo,.,,,, Tn... - .,.... .....,.!.
N.s.rs u y on.nat ,,,. ur.;sht ou.,..'
otoo,. - .;T. - Il, ~.
o;a.a~ ~ .,,- ,,s;.sa. ''03N ''''''
W.su1xG1ox prn,,r Scuoo,.-The prhl;c e1-
,m;,,a,i,n nrwasI;;,:;:a;, g., M 49, @ -,
at'''a1l"h VI washington School on FRIDAY last
was alike gratifying to Superintendent Wells, to
teachers and nunls. and tn tbe parents vbo wrr,.
nrcsent Th;s schno1 80 :. a,1or,,11 Ino,.n
had. until onitc recently tbc ba,,1e., rcrut,t;t,r
of uny othcr in hi ;;:;t, E,.r .;n,. - ,r., .s
tab,ished the scIu,ar: !, :iten,lnncc or n 1.,st
a nrettv LARGO ,ronort;on ~ .ha,, ,,,ro hon,,
.o.,.;d...a
m, pr;nc;n,x lar, ,,;,.. ~, IL d"~n.;,
NJ ,n,;nt,;n;,,- nre,,a. $780, ..d d;.o;,,,:.,..
ammo Them rio ;,,uod;,,o nro,,o.os.a, oe
Of Mr.. Gutter, the present Principal, remained
hut short time, finding his duties too ard,o.,s
to be longer sustained. - - -:
The examination on Friday, however, gave
evidence Of tic existence of an entirely new or
der Of things The school was in admirable
order, aud the yarions classes were found to
have made fine pr.,.,rcss in their rcsncct;xc .tu-
, 1859-03-21

IN tl'c rec"aa page If 1o-day's paper will be
i"it"d I'LL article If S"usc length on thu Lumber
Trade wl,lcl. canth fail to interest aryc class
III onr readers.
, 1859-03-21

LATEST tGoa THE GOLD MINES
lfrom the Geaaaa R.pobllc.n Kna,,.
Our worthy friends Sam. Curtis and Dayid /.
lt'cl,arsls came in last night from the Soutl
riatte Mines, bringing the 1nost reliable anG
satisfactory information yet received.
Mr. Curtis IL the son of Col. Curtis. member
q ConGrcss from Iowa. We ull know him here
Lie 1s' trutbfal, Intelligent aud cnterptisinu
n'an. He has kindly furnished US with the fol.
1@ox1nR statement, which isfaity indorsed by Ar,
o44a4 c,7r, Np,rh s., lss,.
AEssRs Enron. HIRING to-day arrived from
the Ncbraaka ahd kahsas t;old Mincs, and find.
| ing Il great deal Of excitement prevalent
throughout the Suites with regard to that coun-
try. have tlought that short statement Of
fact i'll the case would be acceptable to your
reader: readers md the many persons thinking Of cni.
| 1t the time left {l6th of February there was
not great deal doing in the mines In the way Of
| dig@iug. \ small number Of persons ,ycrc at
| work, with rockers, working from two to fire
hours day, as the weather would permit, and
31aS'i'| from two to tive dollars per day, to my
knowledge, and some were said 10 be making
more. :: ~.
Tie weather, though very pleasant for TINT
season Of the rrar, would not permit Of running
sluioe 10 any advantage. feel Se1y confident
that miners eau 1nake from three to eight llurs
XII Wt,s, uas, VII roeActs, a"r1ns me summer:
fcel cont;dcn, tnat ~ fron aris ~ ~ run SINGS
per day can tr made.
t;ol.( l.as been fund on Cherry Greek. Drr
Greek. Platte Kiver. ynsnucr'x Fork. Thnm,;,
sons Fuk, san yruiu' Fork. Cache lc Fou.lr1.
and the Hui1ng Springs. Ibclievc that the best
diggings now ln.wn lie on the first four of the
adove numcd streams. They arc all Of then,
branches If the ssout!. Iutte, except the Boil
ins Springs. which emptics into tile Arkansas.
sA"t gt'fd has been found in small particles IN
San Erln's Fork, and that il believe the only
place where it flas hrrl, found in that col,ntrr
/ hare heard If uu cold uuurtz heinr found aid
tl!iuk thai III TO tie time of my fray;n,, nonc
had bccu discovered.
.,,;nls @ 'F "..'",,:, na"" S"Ss san.ot'a !Ier VINO
few WIN urc Ut ali dissatisfied. and eycu il.ey
will wait 10 prospect in the mountains =:
te.. a't 49,, se,I eonnant ,na' heas gold WILL
~ -. ."" VI ~ e'"na'S ','fs t''s spring or
,,...'' n"G ,i . .,u IT, - :ne e.e,i "aon 1'sat M
~ w. 4.cisss "a .. e'Sn' aouafs pef oay III
ny ,u'Es'!ss NJ" Ai""l1. >,
,, lne5e = IL" M"!'1l III my nllna pht tl'it gnu
a:'onnas III S9n'cieh' 'luanfH'e* 70 fHy We'll 1ur
ul@s,hts' ahd 'a1"fln1 men ran make ''ore ii"1'-
y tncfe 1isisn tHeS coA III the otat**. hages
i"r day 'an"r were three dollars ut the tiric !
,ei., aau peh1s ot WORK 70 ao.; thnk great
many persons moi accustomed to work will
, 1859-03-21
39re84 NGrihuttt.
. - a.
8UFFAIO RAILROAD CONVENTION
L FAILURE


The Convention IF Railroad officers wh;c],
was in session at buffalo during the greater part
last week, closed its labors on Friday witl,ou,
accomplishing the object for which It was cu1cd,
; The sessions were anything hut harmonious, and
9hc debates were characterized Ly elimination
and rccruumanon of the most bitter character.
1hc hlaf rupture occurred upon the settlement
OF the h"ur for the departure If trains from New
i"rk, and tile through time between that CITY
and cbica:so.. Then. y. Central wished the
morning l"ur for leaving to bs oclock, and
The time through 10 Chicago III hours. The
> New York ard Erie, PENNSYLVANIA Central, and
Baltimore and Ohio. preferred to luvc the
furmcr III ucisck, auG the through time IS or
~ hours Then, The three latter roads wished
tile time To be rrU rata over ali the roads COM
prsins any "rc line. while the Central opposed
7l'c measure. There vas 10 recunciiinr ,imst.
differences aud after saving hard things Of
ono another tilr"uyhtwo days discussion, The
Convention UNANIMOUSLY adopted Il resolution
lar each line to arrange its own time ta1lc Mr,
Garrett, President If the Baltimore aud Oh;o
Ra1'r'ad, limited ut Il rr"i,ailc separate .rsun-
ization Of Western aud Southern ru4ds; and
Dir. Moran declared l,c would never :s::;,in be q
party 10 amy compact whatever
This will pE"bah'y be tho cnd, for some time
Ut least, "f all attempts ~ combine or l.nr1nonze
the Interests Of the rival through lines Iacll
VIII nuw tiEl,t IN its own look dangerous
rates "l speed, rccklcssness rs to tie life and
4lnlb "f passengers, and rninonslv 1ow rates Of
farc aud freight will nov, doubtless, be the
, 1859-03-21
7 II E. CI r Y.

Republican Executive Committee.
There will be Il meeting. Of the Republican En-
ccn'i'r Committee Of tho city at tlc Club Room,
at Mechanics Institute, "n this {Molr!:,yl eve
ming, III II IN. \ full attendance is requested
Isaac n ArSoIp, Chairman.
UENt.f uuWL MI, Secretary
, 1859-03-21
THE BUSCH VERDICT.

We publish this morning 4 letter from one
ai The jury III tho Dlscl, case. from which nc
arc Elal IL learn tIu,t there is anu1cr n,u Win
did not - fran the jury-hox i'll which lc and
his r.'nl"Ili"ns i" si' panel acquitted tho soit
Of unr'l"r. to tile ln,Spjta1,lc board of tue fl
tEier, where
Thc fE.c5.i,'akcd nusr:s
hid c'!fy furnish firth tie e--- talI.n"
f'lcsr ;sr'' ten ysl 10 hear from. Who writes
tic llcXt letter?
, 1859-03-21
amuseme11tS.
DROCESS OF CREATION.
Telescope and Microscopic Heyel1-
tton8s
RECENT MICROSCOPIC DISCOVERIES.
Dr. SIN announces that b. will commence eou1ss Of L&c.
tufts
METROPOLITAN HALL,
On Monday Evening, March 21st,

subIect-THE PROCESS OF CREATION.
Eseh tp.e viii r. fly illustrated by >Ee34 M. ot;sr
s. y. a!S n;: & e ss = IN, aa NJ
t,ss f NO q h. & sa H. gsB.l Eat. r ,o, G % =,
fu 1'nuond Lights The objects aud Illustrations yin s.
TT ssss e sa Compute f1tsaet IL
Wo.l. ' 'S " ''A'lDs IT '1S w
ece win ~hfh tsty app< 70 10 aIs ( 1eai II E.heF her
at'n'-phe:e II planets md .sct.r na%<B::ek
:I mi s" xst H., h4 eaTs Hssa 2ES7.
i; - t:tSss 70 . T. T. @ ss =. IT, -
Saa. tas ~ nsis how ~ m2ds and wAsn?n
s3.sFss sa sf Il ::,s I'd !: ,;:ai II
s -: : :'Gs*tsf SEii sss Is
'xsxs t.: fa.. y! previous
:" .x % saa H. II n9rhs s spAy Il IN
ssrn. ss1l pKnr3ztA aHia:e,ls ~! 1hs hir:sr sr(.
II Inels-AnA4ls existing pMs tv +. the crrttiou ef
E@ *ith sv A. z M
yass 'ssesistiss T. H. saa@ttas
.ets md ther geographical i.'nA7"n-The question of
.titan uan and thc sc-t II ihr annaiEThs nsntal
he nssesr+s In esulnon with God and the Angels, .
II will h +en FIRM the fcgrnr enumeration nf topics
Ih!'ph!e inquiry .d he een. discoveries It sslti,,as
thr 'sts s ~h:ca the subject has bveu lrretoforv H.
Among The multiplicity of Illustrations on the e7n,ass xul
iii H.. u M tsw 4uf ~ the Il 1gTs Il ns, =. ssy VII aPr IN M
the 1t syster %h"winx the revolutions tn. p!zirt1
ss 'ss ! ix;*s s. snna y H.. H. ex r.;
i, esain dc H. t"7saloa si s1"sG X L
sf',t T.. hl,; IL hlthst s5tnsidt Illustrations theN
n i s1st sss s, sas xi = ri. s''st 1 Z
r. T'eksts 70 ~. hst at she Book *re* rrtrrar. anil
Nai!1' %f.,F H.fr,, ,Hfn,Ii
, 1859-03-21
Nein advertisements.

&C II SCRIrEx. A5rtrssing A2aa, g Dearborn Il,
a~taorisai to reesse Adeet'eneas' n ta n~7 al ta<
Lendir9 Faps,3 Of The North H1at lal bsoily
, 1859-03-21


| T1nuaf .-1n rorr nanar ~ 49, al, ;,st w.
nuhl;sh ancv. tho na,,,au a.a o.,,a.;onra r. 49,
Jurors in :,., .o,,n,od IN, IN $780,
mept that tb.v ,t..nda5 ah.a,n.~,. s,sa.e.
y, tba ree;da,s. ~ ~. y p...h e.
m, .,n,ou.,. -, az. ..-.--.. -,
not attend On the occasion spoken OF, was not
ins1ted, and did not know Of any such occur
renee until I read of it in the pupers.
The public has right to discuss aud criticise
the verdict aud will be tho last man to COM
p1aln OF 1t, Il done candldly and trnthfu1ty.
!, Ny verdict was GiTon, rs believed at the.
''me' ana as no" firmly believe, in accordance
with tue law and the esidence.. This being the
case, have the approval Of Il higher tribunal
than public opinion, TO wit, nly own conscience.
po..ta,,,,' 4'' ~"''
"M:-n :-o, =. : -noA's eAA'hN'
The coScERrs-Mr. Ullman has, no doubt,
delighted our citizens by the announcement If
sase n 1ha nna "ssT "i IN es esass
f'oncarfk nfSt ,Scck Tie mcrits t,f +i,osa H.;
tin=uishcd stars Of the lyric s.ugc arc too well
known too need extended notice. Carl Formes.
'he distinguished basso, will arrive in this City
VI Monoas' ano from inc demonstrations with
"he'l NJ , has e'e5s "eefe oecn received, we
~ Tta .a,s D' u.e '.esp.'on ne1e VIII DC grea'.
sa'| ~ 'esef'eu SEATS VIII commence at 'lr-
~ ---~@H'.- ---.. e.., ~ -''oA"'s 'o'n'
, 1859-03-21

EyEEHrsESs.-Now is the time to transplant
tl,r1n. Rral advertisement Of J. c. Andrews,
Elsin, II. lie has large quantity for sale
chcar.
z: The February number "f the NORTH Brit
ISL Review las JUS. t,ccn received by McNallv &
Co., vii" also have Cooley fur April, the banner
of Light, md tlc latest number of Our Musical
Friend.
, 1859-03-21

Tic Tat"s is l'ucky to tl,c last. Its deter.
nliicltua u permit none Of the Democrats I'M.
der It's ln|ucnre to vote f''r any Republican foE
Judge M 1lr Superior Court, is characteristic
INT While tailoring so zealously 10 put parti-
soi's Vi its owA faith or the Bench, would il
he anytlii, more tlan drccn1lr consistent IL
case attacks upon Republicans lor doing tl,ut
very Thing which it recommends to its friends
II Tie 7tm"s must at't nlnm tic maxim with
WHICH 1t sct "llt-!t Is dangerous nrlisaasl.ip
IN cleo, Republican Judges. l.s,l no partisa1..
ship III ;sll to elect Democrats to the Dcncll-
why. il is not fer us 10 complain. Let tile
1Il{tsS cIFTY Oh
, 1859-03-21

'F""' me '"'1F"oenf' l1'h']
lHe mn'ieS nurk!t continues ahul''iantly sup
4hiea WIN '''"h"F' ta"igh Tins Is IA st'mr meas
,tfe ""'ns =" 'he 'n)hd'c!"nS movement "f thu
uauAs i'll eStciulh1 tl'rlr discount ltisr, Whfl,'
thcir sl'ccn anu deposits have rnn dowt, cnn>fd
cr"bas The r"b.s!lrta returns Of the banks for
aast week sliow IL weakened In,sls"n. With ::
4iecrc:'sc u III specie. aud Of *';13.
~" IN t,e deposits; tue ',sns !'a'r hern expand
eo 4 million ~ ts"llai:. There will he Il l"ss Of
specie again tsia week: f"r though ~" have
pee feec''a 1r"1's tH'!irli''. lcslsics Treasury
"r.nt> L" tl'' afH"unt u several hundred thou
SINUS Hlos'-Il".e11lcf about the 1lstal average
,m'ua'' ''t 1feaS''ry has drawn largely fron t,c
banks ~. ACCOUNT 0l the new In!l, aIltl for Gil-
lie. Tie bau,c.. If fra,],. !. si;1i ,,,,.,s, -.
and Il cpnstant strr;,, If rua Is rru,,;rcJ ~ CT
tlr tile adverse balance. ,rhr in,,I,,tut;u,s ,r
large, and :.re entered inr immediate cosu,,,,,-
tim Cali 1oa,a hare l,ecu madr <1,,rjt,,r H..
week III many instances 'm'"w 1 1rr cent.
thong. that up to .'ler rent. is tft' general ave-
rdgc. Tlr banks aud trust companies Win haye
sn0ncr ta lend III that way Charge :. The t!o
,nestic exchanges especially Boston. ;rc in In
vnr Of New f"rk. Tho larry importntins Keen
up a constant demand fnr tnrci.i1 exchange bc.
yo.,d what ntsr exports Of cutton SUNNY. nnl Nc,
have consequently tu send gold, whicl, il unw
indigenous in this cnnntry. We Shin all We mr..
nus receiving from 'aIifonrniu.
The prospects of tho ,uupcy market arr of
gradual l.art1rnin. Of 1c rates without any
inatcrial rise uutil the cotton shipments full en-
tirrlv of. as they .1o it, July and August, When
large exports Ut specie arc antic;patca. as tl,.
4,nlt ba>i* Of exchange Il. meet the .lcclaul for
,,av,!,ca. uf foreign Indebtedness. Their. Is m
expectation Of any foreign demand for our
brca'istalia, rs prices Of these urc lower in E
rope ii.a: here: and consequently cotton md
gold will b. thu cl,irf products for the nay,nrt
s,t Imported s...,d.. fN
DI>:nrxr,, The >upply Of ,,ri,ne commercial
bills il Lcow tic dr,,.!,I. and rates r.. ..sy If
.a; :, cent. far indnrsrd. and ia. = CEN: far
enc named notes. The money avail:lblc for iii,
flvOsitc mud: If Temporary invest l1ent il very
abundant.
New York Dry Goods Market.
:Eu. H., ,.J.J. ,-.,,
tF'"a' liz inati-''dr'a. 1'thl
The iIn;H'rtatlans have been farur during the
, 1859-03-21

rnEREr11oS-ii WAS Thomas Williams. anil
net Frederick bryant, us ". stated in nur i<sur
Of yesterday, wl,o st his eye, ss III claip4s by
Reason If Il blow received from =. club in the
hands t,f Il M,1ire t,:.;~.r
, 1859-03-21

To."'ts' correspondent If the y. i. TIM "A
writes f'llnws, under date Of the l4t! inst:
It would bc curious if, after ill the n,,tcrv
against 1!,e cs,srsiar ires cxac:cd hy your tom
sn's il "yr CITIES shipments Of grain fi,,,.l
Canadia,. T." American ports, it sl.nuid turn out
flat trr arr l,nrrr:,iti laws bnll ;.l tat,atl:,
a1' the :itatrs which prohibit the establishment
If cu,.>,l>h:I,S IN either frontier Yet Mr. Mer-
rift. ti.c CLair.nan Of n.lr Parliamentary COM
mttec On Tra'lc aud Commerce. declares this to
be the fact. H. vii! first ascertain ii l.,>tivc,.
and t!,cn bring t'ic subject ustcr nn:icc Of ,i,c
LEGISLATURE
, 1859-03-21

PIKEs PEAK.-Trunks, Ya1ises and travelling
bags. manufactured expressly for trip to tho
Cod Mines ut #. i G. S. Wright's, IL and 2l9
South Clark street. fcl9-.m
, 1859-03-21

TO REET.-Brick Warehouse and
Il n~eulns Houses frr Rcnt--The subscriber will rrnt.
for term Vt years, favorable ht. BSck Packing
xlox Rush sttert hrafc. II cseed for kurxanlnx md
1anr.s'an or wh.s VI h.ss vii ss rns u seanss.
efe4 by shed with sition roof an: building - BY %
fext extending together LII feet tie River. Possession
given the dfst Ut April OF May.
Also-Txo s..cla.s H.ick Dwelling Huuses and
twnsuEy Frame Dwelling. heretofore occupied by u. "
Dolc SITUATED Michigan street, between piac and Rush.
nr.1 The Lake Iiuuse.
nh1l-ct9.lM i. CARPENTER
, 1859-03-21

- See advertisement of Houdoir Sewing
Nuchincs, lS2 Lake street. ja+bs06
See advertisement Of Quaker City e.,
Sewing Machine. L. CORNELL & Co.,
oce6-1y 133 Lake street.
, 1859-03-21

Observation-Disclosures Of David
King. whn left St.,Ar- t'ouny ~ t. s:ue anrca1s
ago. lie "r his leirs eutsd s te1 # asnus sAu
Address Il. II. >TARErtk
talS SGli-tH Sa:rha n T.
, 1859-03-21

ITO RENT North Branch Canal.
l. We o,tr fos Eet the p,efs each aide # the
Casal recvntly constructed BY an! which extends from
ts North Branch of thu Iset vpp.i,s Ch=sn AEen1s
to II ftet derp nswy uckc md In complete e:er, aal
gives upwards Ut 40 fe-t IT water 'front.' with depths If
low l. E,nst tenants,
mill, 0f.DEX E1EE1Xlt00 4 M
, 1859-03-21

BOARDING: - Two GIntlemc1l
- aud their Wives without cilirt or few single syn.
slsnen esn se aseon'teda1sd With }4t AND INT
as post ud1ct- Rtfr5ttc45 eIcltpxtd nha]