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, 1859-09-16

WASHINGTON, Sept. 15.-The recent conren
ton between Great Britain and Gautamala, def
ming the boundaries Of Balize, docs not threaten
disturbance Of our peaceful relations swith
England, nor cmbarrass the settlement OF our
Central American differences.
Lieut.. Gen. Scott arrived here this morning.
aud in tue course Of the day called on President
buchanan md other officers Of the government.
ae came on business relative to the San Juan
Island dispute. Tue present indications are
that he will proceed thilbeE, the condition of af.
fairs in that quarter being considered snch as to
require the service Of a man Of his well known
character for prudence IN ail his official move
nleuts, to prevents collision between the United
States aud the british forces.
Pending tie settlement Of the question by
the two governments rs in the n. Z. boundary,
the Leave Of ubsence 10 Commodore Stewart 10
enable him to visit Europe having expired, he
has been, it is said, officially Informed ttat it
would be gratifying to the navy dep'mt if be
! would resume active command Of the Phi:adef-
'phiaSavy Yard. This mark nf high respect is
IN accordance with the act Of Congress which
bestowed on him the title Of Senior Flag officer,
in recognition of his distinguished sersices and
merits. AS he neYer disobeyed an ortier, it is
thought he will not decline the imitation now
extended to him.
Sec. Floyd has been advised by bis pbyaiciau
10 take the route 10 Old Point Comfort, on his
way. to Washington, and be will lease the
Springs IN day or two for that purpose. His
healtl, Is somewhat improved.
WASHINGTON. Sept l5.-The New York H<r-
dIdS special Washington correspondent eays
General Scots's ndvicc is required relative 10
the San Juan Island difficulty, and will he asked
Tor ct meeting Of the Cabinet, which will be
held Thursday for the purpose Of reading oycr
the late dispatches from Gen. Harvey md de-
batting on the general bearings Of the atfaIr. IN
this light Gen. SCOTS opinion is considered alb
so!utely necessary BY tie President.
Ihe Administration nrc good denl exercised
n regard to the present aspect Of affairs grow
ing out Of the seizure of the island of San Juau,
They arc fearful that collision will take place
before dispatches which were recently trapsnit-
ted, can reach Gen. Ha' ncy. Nothing has been
recelrcd from Commissioner Campbell, who has
been engaged tor upwards Of two years arranc-
ing the boundary.
Mr. Preston, our Minister to Spain, will
doubtless return home as soon a. be learns of
the death Of Cor. Wicklife, Of Kentucky. Our
Gorernment, at the request Of his family, have
written him, giving leave Of absence, provided
he desires it.
The dispatch from St. Louis, ia YESTERDAYS
papers, in regard to the sale Of mules at Camp
Floyd. is tissue Of fhsehoods from beginning
to end.
The Peruvian Minister had long interview
with the Secretary Of State to.day, in refercnce
to affairs transpiripg between the two govern
nents. Peru has recently manifested a dispo-
sltion to settle humber of long standing az
counts held by our citizens.
, 1859-09-16

too krnA0. II was ths unautuou,x armenian NJ
the Thousands Of spectators present that tho
dr'u can not b sxesllsd, and only equallsd, by
regular soldissy.
During the drill the Highland Guards up.
Pcsred and went through With their Infantry
exercises In manner which really did them
great credit Alter the drill the Companies
formed in column, and preceded by the Com
mittet, marched to the Judges stand, where
the award was to take place. Gen. Ti1gbmau, the
President Of the Society, in very handsome
speech awarded tbs colors to the Cadets.
The colors were received By Col. Ellsworth
amid The cheers and applause Of d multituds Of
spectators, who testified In tho heartiest man-
ner their approval Of the inward of the com
uittee.
At the conclusion of Col. Ellsworth's reply to
Gen. Tlghmau, the companies formed in column
again and escorted The committee, who we're nc
companied By Gov. Randall, OF Wis, and the
Adj't. Gen. Of Illinois, Col T. S. Mather, 10 the
fremont House.
The exercises Of the day concluded with
parade Of the Cadets through the city, who car
ried their colors with them. and were erey-
where received with reclamation and applause.
The stand Of colors, composed ofshree flags,
merits separate. description which re propose
to gise sometime next week.
In conclusion we trust, md venture the asser-
siou, that the Cadets, acting up to the principles
which now reflect 80 much credit upon them,
and gained them the respect and approval ofour
, 1859-09-16

NEW foHK, Sept. l5.-The Rochester Union
furnishes the folloxing particulars in regard to
The drowning Of P. S. 0'Conuor, Who was to 10
hare ieaped % feet at Niagara Falls on he 18th:
He left this city Saturday eve for the Falls. to
max make arrangements for lis leap. There was
little or nothing known Of the man there, md
some thought be would not make bis appear.
ance. He went there however. and announced his
purpose to jump trom scaf1old to be erected bT
the river side, at Whites pleasure grounds, near
where Blond,a's rupc uas suspended. Yester-
day morning he went down to The water for the
purpose Of aecertaiuing its depth to determine
where be would erect lis xcatfold. He was &C.
eoupaniad by several men in skifIs to assist
him. O'Conner swan out into the Hver and
diVed once Or twice. He then went down in =
sm,l! whirlpool and ross to the surface but
could not escape from the current which drew
BIN down md 50 be sank to rise no nore,-
The men in boats could not reach him, md
nothing could be done. His body no doubt
immediately dtifted into the great whirlpool and
ma5 sometime be found near the mouth OF the
river or in Lake Ontario, This is nil that re-
iates to his adventure At tho falls. He left his
clothes md few effects to be delivered to hfs
friends when they annear. '-
, 1859-09-16

New foRx. Sept. 15.-Testerday as the r
III. train from Middleton on the Erie Railroad
vas turning the cure between Hlliers and Pat,
terson, two men we're discovered walking on
the track They did not heed the ringing ii
the bell or whistle, but their indifference indi.
Gated that they supposed themselves on the
right track. Before the train could be stopped,
they were run over. One of them, Mr. Smith,
ID umbrella Eender, was Instantly crushed The
Other: James jenkins Of Patterson, survived
only about an hour.
, 1859-09-16

Wonc1s1za, Sept. l5.-The State Democratic
.Conrension Is in session, and the attendance il
unusually large Much feeling is exhibited be.
tween Tho Douglaailes and their opponents,
The lornler want the convention to mako IN ex.
preston favorable to Douglas. Francis Parker,
a Douglasite, is temporary Chairman. Resolu.
tlons pledging Tho Convention to Douglas and
Popular Sovereignty doctrine wese laid on tho
tahle ii being out Of order.
, 1859-09-16

Third match-sweepstakes-d birds
won BY II. T. Lltch6eld, killing all his ten birds
Several minor matches followed, when the
sports Of The day closed, md In consequence oi
the gloomy weather. and the general md all.
absorbing interest felt in the Fair, will not re,
Sume.
~ THE YANKEE AND TEE BEAR we're out
last night ut the Cosmopolitan Bazaar and
brought down the honse. We hear that they
will mate their appearance again tonight, and
that some other new and interesting features
are to be added to this attractive exhibition.
We trust TINT none Of our friends will deny
themselves the pleasure Of seeing this unique
display, which lasts bnt two nights longer.
There is no place where strangers can sec 50
much beauty. fashion and fun as at Metropolitan
Hall,
OFFICIAL BULLETIN FOR TODAY.
The following is tho official bulletin for to-
day:
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, 9 O'clock.
Class No. ao-Stallions for all work.
Class No. 81 Mares for oil work
And ii time,
Glass No. 32-Heayy Draft Stallious.
Class No. 33-Heavy Draft Mares.
yR1DAI xonS1x1, o'cLocK-cA71LE.
Class No. a&-Working Oxen, Steers and
Drivers.
| Glass No. 25-Fat Dullocks.
Class No. 26-Fat Cows and Heifcrs.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON. o'cLocx-ncnscs.
Glass No. 4-Csrriage Horses, in pairs.
Class No. .35-Car7lage Horses. single.
Class No. 36-Sadd!e Horses, Trotsers or Pa
, 1859-09-16
sEcoSp pAT'8 PROCEEDINGS.

SECOND pAT@s PROCEEDINGS.
The Convention met at O'Clock after morn
ing prayers the business Of the day was take1
up. Nine new churches were admitted int
Convention from Lacon, Lewiston, HJde Park
Salem, centralia, Polo, Amboy and Woodstock
Res. Q. Locke, from the Committee on Priri
lege, then reported on The case Of the contested
seat from St. Johns Parish in favor Of the ap
| plication Of Dr.. 4. Groestech, who was unani
moualy admitted to his seat.
| The Bishop then proceeded to deliver bis an
nnal address, which was long and ahle pro
/ ductiou. The portion Of It in which reference
WA made to the death Of Bishop Doa:e, va,
particularly eloquent. His euloy on that dis
tinEuished prelate Was glowing and touching
aud produced marked evidence ofapprosal By
the whole Convention.
Ths adases. Of tho B;Ihop indicated fine
state Of progress in the diocese, he reported the
number Of cont}rmations during the year to be
AS. Tho address WIS listened to with deem
interest by the whole body. After the address
aa adjournment waa made until TN.
7uuRspAr AFTERNOON. -
At2 o'clock the Convention re-assembled.
The Committee on Privilege reported srsins.
The admission Of st. Jude's Church, Peoria, and
the report was concurred in,
The eStanding Committee and MissJonarF Con,.
mites then reported. Tho Trustees Of The Di-
ocese then laid their report before the House.
So much Of the Dishop's address ns referred
to defunet parishes waa referred to tho follow.
ing comnitsee: nev. Dr.. clarkson, Judge
Treat, and H. s. Austin.
john 3. Kiozie, Esq, then zead tho 4eport of
the Committee appointed to procure house for
the Bishop.
The House then proceeded to The election,
with the following result:
STANDING coxx177xx.
Rev. John o. Barton, Rev. Clinton Locke.
Hey: 1. T. Clorer, J.H. Kinzie,.
Dr. Brimkcrhof, Dr.A. Groesbeck.
pEIEoA1n 70 GxzEnAl CONVENTION.
Rev. Dr.. Clartson, Judge Otis,
Rer. T. n. Morrison, /. Campbell,
Rev. r. n. Benedics, sc. Sherman. ,.:
rnov1s1oxAL DrIEoA1Es.
s.: s.; Hss!:sss: ts's: 5: 5s'9' e:a,s.e.
Rsy: ssy: 8. 6 :. Ps c1sfE. & Go. - + F"ie: Ge.
Tho Trustees Of The Episcopal Fund were then
reelected.
Tbs Committee on tbs Dishop's residence
thea asked 10 be discharged from any further
consideration Of the subject. Mr.. S. Il. Ker-
foot then said that as this waa most important
subject he would move that it be made the or
dsr nf III. A.v for t,,nor+nv {Eridart mnrrfrr,
, 1859-09-16

I DO to John Jonea d Co.. lls Dearborn
street, and get your clothes cleaned and re-
Pna.s:a. Thy viii bs w*ll doas and 1t prisss 70
, 1859-09-16

1--WE inrite the attention Of both citizens
and strangers, to Tho large and elegant .sso1t-
ment Of watches, jewelry, aalver ware, de-, on
exhibition By Messrs: noard + hoes, Ut III
Lake street Their goods are Of the htes,
styles and patterns, and Of tbs 6uest and richest
aaa,ity. and viii VEL repsy m elimination. Z;
purchasers or not. Visitors row in the ctr
will find an hour or two we'll spent in a visit to
thei. establishment, which is e1celled By moth
ing in the western, aud nc doubt if 1t be sur
passed b. nytt1nk in the eastern, Giles.
, 1859-09-16

K1oKUk, Iowa, S,pt. ia contract hsa
been mada BY parties here and At the sast BY
which the Keokuk, Fort pes Noinss A!ssou'
ri Railroad. isto DO completed to Eddy yrHs, bJ
the first Of January, 1851. There il much re'
joicing throughout this region and the whole
Des Noines valley il consequence.
, 1859-09-16
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UNIVERSITY Or CIIfc.c-,

NA'ENo4l4 Or CfIlCAGc
H. sse.nd ysr Of tts Ca,-.7,.,y o,.,,
th' latA t''t Tbs s'saa = SosD4r
LAY AcADKNT opsa to ii so7. ot,,-
Encsnh Educal!nn. " "'I*Ss = IT = :.
La COLLEGE ~ wheh .sse4 es...,.
aophoHozs aud Juaius-hay4 aI:- III: ~ i.h-ta.
MA SCIENTIFIC tCHnoE, .p., =,
presented ccosss Ii tnt Or fr lie ar,t:s r.
OF more branches ~hiA thrY may xl4h I, ~ ~. ~
=, Applications for 1dnl4!an Or t1.u,.r:.,,,
ths Ptea!isnt Ksv. J. q. Uutroaxt.. il :. s+E.*.
drawer s9;J. 'A''usa Ia tsr:.e,
studsats 1fom the ritz reach The 1-r,r.,,.,-
3ai~ayA. x"s AsD 1 uAIs cxs1s s4s4, y =. ~
CHICA GO ACApENy r,
- Fourth Zen. Of the Ai.Ys I.a;s !ts
School fr Young Lat!ea will c,4nua NJ. ! ~ akEM,
sept lsth, 1sa3. n their sea,ul ll.u,~. s'AtA
Ksserner may te nrals to The .4!1o.;z..-..
tees Of tbs Institution: ''@ He~'.sSs.. i-.
Hon. Wn. b. Ostgp. Jnr.,h-- .
lton. q. T. IAexsy. ~. p" H.
Hon. E. Lane, Her, r'"''t; ~.
&&A-N3H l. II. U1rtE EAt e.
, 1859-09-16

E Why anr person should appear shsbbi1y
dressed. NO can't imagine. rhsu be can send
Dearborn st., and have them, It only tridinc
cost, made to lock rs good as new in every res
pect. The Ladies too hare somehow rot tbe
'dea that their establishment is the best blace
in town to get their soiled and faded Shavls.
g. Or 5e1 oysd xs9oa' injury to
, 1859-09-16
auttintI 6AftH.

FVEN1NG SALE AT AUCTION
Elegant Fancy.Goods,
Ju " uLRx,
Pictures and Silver Plated Ware,
DY GILBERT & SAMPSON,
TH1s TRCRsDAY lal FRIDAY EVENINGS, Sept
~ nd 1sh It ther sere No & axs .t.es oppess hs
Tssna1s uonss, commencing 1t 7x ecocx GssssslY VIZ:
Fancy Goods.
Ralculxa ssrrnou Ca.ss In1A!d Pert Foos, pro-s1nz
r.'sI ss sa s;af1 1T F'1sy s " s;s
Jswelfy.
Cod al s.eF Wssese. Iad .: and Gsrss ch.aa N;sea
l:iass. ete. ETC. onEris!as general s4.sty.
Silver Plated Goods.
j. Fts5x; ssissf II Ssst;; ~ SssS!e
stea sas:a*n aaa Tay* sa:sst Dutiss.
PICTURES.
ehoiea variety Of Picture. Of .a.tou. subjects. To-
.sF s3se IL .ad 'oa Of sf a'
..'5s dif5zE7 aza5 :. if5::.ss 3:<es.<..
CHERIFE"s SALE.
~ VIII be said On MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18Th,
AsIooeioet A.M.at
81 LAKE S7nxxr.- so
AsELEcr
LIBRARY OF 700 VOLUMES,
o-7"o Book Cases. p o4tf 1a of Jsea Gy Sheriff
.esas7:s. GILBERT 4 sAMpso.;. Au=ts,.
R1 GILBERT & SAMPSON,
Rich FURNITURE,
, 1859-09-16


tsv. HaxteT !ck.Es.a. u. D., a1u p.rs.':.A Nrt1
hos1n wtn open dest elAss es.nt.,7 ser l"t. Ia
sest Of Lad Eaiyer.sy. '
The ensIfe ssspoush Q. instruction s de:o.s .:ss
the MIsAes DrsEsoa, VINO eutig.i u the j., LIT
en- Institutions sa1 haze hai experience IL t..l. ~ h..
course VI suiy w!i coEp!:sc ts yseHs sr.: -, ..t
All ora3ns at1l Ut an accomplished frsa.e +11,,.t
!.n'ed aanhes OF yrun. 'alsa will te rvev,.t i13 e
la1n'y aao h.v. " nj srsp-u careful In:
SOC. III Asn.s,4 WieeoMln. saIi5 application ts.:sa.
tkfnu Rev. ". k,z3. of l:c,:nr
Gndrtta5.L& THAI the Nixses sta1n., i'll. .i esttr:
schvc. oi he hEt ets. take e..t a:a
a%th ~ enzens OF C.c1xo aht TsSHity c lsn
e,,Ee p,s}. att tuc Ican-m-at. the t.. III
anl5 atit ~ s.e at4.Emslts ata aecuml
h-y !" eonaves school y! the highest clr4;l,ls;.
u Isto1. I'D EpuA.r y. K!1x.
lFEuE Ee.. Dr. Fas:e.son. Ct .u.e,tr /
I1I7 een Acquainted with Ur. pska.4, :. !. a;:e
Y - II. ~ yrass. aI AneHlre The npn1,'a .: III
'uen 'a ~ .ucces IL seAcher*, teel sfy
vi ~ r fultat Esstsctlsa 10 toe p. :r'
nasytoS 5uta ladiea- l.. ". EAI.Lksa.
Ch.c22o. july H. lisa. n. 3-.-Ls&3
, 1859-09-16

Bra..xasos, IT., Sept. l5.-Tha YsFnaat
Btass Fsirasssaesa i large gsthsring The show
Of horses, cattle and sheepis good, but tho ms-
Taris. of Mas.schu,e.ts, dsli1ers n address
Tomorrow. The Fair continues ThuzsdaJ and
Friday.
, 1859-09-16
Rro1f.

CuAr7rAraAr, Sept. 13.-Tbe frost Of last
night has done its work thoroughly in this II
cin,ty. All tha vines are cut to TIA ground.
The degree Of cold was 10 great IS to form I
h1rd frost on III ground Snow ard hal also
fell during Jaatssday.
, 1859-09-16

Pu11ADzLPH1A, Sept. IA stranger WIS
found dead At the White Bear Hotel to-day.
He appeared to be abont 80 years Of age, and
from papers be is supposed 10 be Ar. A. Pier Of
0hil.
, 1859-09-16
Member Of Awarding Committee.

q Our country visitors should bear in mind
taas Cook AcLain, 9s Dearborn street, clean
ana renovass gentlemeu's clothes, mixing them
~ .l;, ttiding cost appear equal to new. They
- clean and dye ladies' sllk dresses, shamis,
de-, IN the best manner, By their celebrated
chemical steam 1Ytinr uYncsas.
, 1859-09-16

ArssRa. !. H. s1xaHa i ACo.--9sntlemen ;: It
Taa agresd By the Awarding Committee On
sewing Machines, thAt the Board Of Managers
ol th. Illinois State Fair be recommended to
sward to I. II. Singer Co., for Family Sewing
Aachines, premium equal to the one ALREADY
awarded to tbs Whesler Wilson machine.
Yours with respect,
J. F. frsxf1u,
, 1859-09-16

@ The largest and cheapest stock OF Crock
cry. China. Glassware, Silrer. plated goods, Cut
lsry. &s, &c.. in the city, is 70 BE- found 1t tue
China Emporium Of A. Jaeger { Co., 1908 Lake
st., neaf Dearborn.
, 1859-09-16

fD~ Geo. ". Ssevens 4 Co., II Lake street,
inrlto the especial attention Of our visisora to
their stock Of fne Watches, Jewclrr, Silver
Wate. Fancy Goods, DC. They guarantee nll
tney sell to bo ns represented, mud sell Mt the
lowest paying prices. Gire them call.
, 1859-09-16

e Remember that good assortment Of
ouths and ehildren's clothing can be found ut
u: =. Husteds, I'LL Lake street, ed door West
Of Clark street. sep133t
, 1859-09-16

~ 4 tiptop salesman, if well recommended
Tor honesty AMI industry, can find employment
oy addressing I. O. boz 1890. sep18.3.
, 1859-09-16

r|-n you wish to See some rare and eletant
specimens of jewelry, watches and silyer-s1re,
eli and examine tho stock Of Geo. " 8tsrens
4 c., 1t II Laks street. They aru selling 70
MARKEDLY chssp. and warrant Ill goods to b.
what H,ey ~ 1apresentsd. '+
, 1859-09-16

WORCESTER, Sept 15.-Geo. B. Loriug, Doug
las candidate, WAS elected permanent President
receiving 800 yotes out Of 1900.
, 1859-09-16

~ Vichot! Conchas!l Cou,erciaute!!! |!
L. Orleans Regalia de Londses ~! La Meier
De La Habana!lIll Choice aud select brands
Of Cigars just received by D. II. Corbin l. Co.,
Is South Clark street. Trr them.
, 1859-09-16

~ Fire work. 1t Scovi1le's Cottane Grove
Gardens, Wednesday. Thursday and Friday
evenings. Admission free. City Railway ears
run regular until III O'Clock. The saloons sup
piled with nll kinds OF refreshments A good
band Of muxic in aticndnucc 6cl4-3t*
, 1859-09-16

New YorA Market.
BT T1K11ArnJ Nrv YoEK, Sept 13.-s 7. II.
FLox-Ns.ket rcr7 teasy and toeeaoc lower Saes 80
r. = stE9i eotor up+E :t4ts eg - for e1ts. %
<k LEO Tor kupef vest 11 81 70 chNnlQn to fnt4
extra .rsiern: *s3I& y TOR old aad c@5-e1 Ior sah
Esou1d slipping brand- extra RouLd Uoap Ohio
heav@ Caaadl ouatnal II 500 faE extt:s Rys
hour qul<i at3 otafD
GRAIS-wheai declined fully rents rer hu ea1es = ::
ca bu II 4l@1ie3 fer while we.e1u f!4EAtI3 for rid
ve.ts1 10 Tar MI cub, sesi - fur white Can di.a.
md N Tor new white ny. Rye yeheavy-s;les go tu
aatsa!es 800 y ssXasac f* xed western. Ha SIC
for ruutd yFk ow Oats 4eady. sc uc for nd and
MI. 3saaS9: for ves.ern and cssi4oe t.ansd,-
MHlSkEi-A shade eaAef-stIes -)0 LbIs at :6c-
FkoV1-l0N1-Mebs park stealy and unchsDSed, whEe
p1e fser-ies LIS bblsas .1Ass.s !: fur ies II o.
tef 20 fur pc1t-ncuded src soJ bb!s Aeless or
TIN IL Sept It i315. Becf stezv-kalcz - bels a. "a
a;3 foF eousty Ptae t97 dn nes. e3ss for tepacse1
GHeaso aad es ~ t1t!as-'aal t7e beef hams At !5s
meats s'n re . pig. = n fot .hou:.'eEa a4 fas
cty 10 pIie kettle cesei butt~r quiet toS
4fl3 f0r Q4lQ t1aLst for atats, Ehstse hx1k
, 1859-09-16

10 Fail Millinery in elegant variety is now
opening at Hiss IL q. Marshes, a5s State
street. st.
, 1859-09-16
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The University Of Chicago.

Th1s actoos r ): oaesti q wv.nr>1,~ u. ~ j.,
OF September Ee1t. ~" -'' ~
An en.nE a&As1ess VII: r. .v..;,,si ,s IL, mr.,
DUDLEY FIELD. of N<w Yt;:
Tbs tassfactoss -FH
nos. HENRY IN t.,
AA1s Ffoessor Ia t1s sta'e acd S1.i'sl Lev So,
tae Stale Of y, n l,,: '-
Hon. JoHS u. WILSON. < I.e.. GssASr LUorrHa
OfGaoe7..
IhcFe VIII be th:te te:us, Of ts..ve Were r., ia
Teaf. md tu course y: s1u,y viii su,s w., 90. :.
9A terms tmhratinE the vatibu% p,Ss i. ~: ,.,:
tA*. Equlfyt tatmirLst+ pn.r ::r4.!, t..,rIn. -
constitutional Law. AMI II Jnrr:t..1. T.. ~. -.
st4sss bea!!cs j tess -<!cn.se genre q. t',,:
pFn1euce FF ttose lntentl.g IL 1~yats ::.asx..i,.
The erst term b-s!ns cu tie TAR VEL. s,r.
Der The fcdond ltsm on The Fir. We.:1 -: .t".T
ana 3he thl.tl on the SecrnI Wt.Eet..r : Il. t:"i
Gloss 4! the ColseE11.n ss4r there y, .LtaI%r..n
ttan Ef tic preset Of TIE Law Eae1I:r ;.. .r, III.
University. WHEN aay A:nrtnt wh. h;- -. ~.
Feteivcthe degree OF .c.lctnr 1t l.4t
DC tnlt'oa fec will ae Nv for tAu E:>: :*r f:,7
eFNy t~'m AfteFu4ilA
stud fAa1 tnitr aar fi.lt vita tLS..t;, >. a..-tr-
ENats q rAA&z f.r b@:innrrs
The -t1fE'hTent Of tEc Sch-ol !. MT ,Aat..-~
ne LntveFslfy. An ent!te% 7w >lEIy;,s L, :, SS
LIE same ~ ot!.e- COLL - >tusi~s,s.
AppAsaslon for adm!ssGa may Ia Ma.c y r.. p ~.
Psnsest.'s 1t h!c1cp,
tna .Au;sust II. lS1. :"-.I".a
, 1859-09-16

B Wheeler 4 Wilson's Sewing Machines.
GEO. Il. Cu1z1EspEx, Gen't Agt,
se1c.6t r1G7. and 169 Lake street,
, 1859-09-16
From Orr MaIl Edltion,1

ee49 S'o"e e&i"e|"4es o"neo - 1'' H1o"Aoe
ana occupied ~ hr. Ahenell' ano =. w. blaeh
1or" extensive heaa "olAa ING Ase 'nef
spteao 20 .ne ao1 o'a'ns o'ock "es'fo'tog 'n'
ne.o1 1neo t1esos' 'et'a" enntcn' o1 "n'en Ae'
nooef' fa'te'son Is Pastor' ano TO" o. goo<
a"e'nng nouses ao'oinaog' 40" 1a1 inc nf'
.n e.sene' We cann0t oenn''e'! s.a'e NJ tn'
so1.s ~ Ptsss' .u1 .as,' - n.''' uoao |,
.' 1ue eu.e 'oai D'''As "A's' ate uesee 'Deo
".. 0' - 1A1'' e....
1ne eosn.aa noass ~ au e4esau. si1'ea''
Q" ss'.'s '. We A'e' e'ass ~ ao'e' 81 so'e'ta'e
""u Aa,s"sa s a4u e'ee.ea 9ome LII 'ee years s'aes
nelgn'' ana 1fonteo Oh Lake street, just West
@"oton 7'3set' h"Aa .. 0'nen' taato'e ifon1
A--;..s -: ~. a.se- ~ 60. ;. ~.
ossd - 49, 49, s....,s :. sj-...a or.s.. 80
ss.;.s ~ ~ ~ s:. =. ~ ~ .'ss ~ I aae.aL,.
;n~es,m.,t ~ ths outts~ 1es,,, sto mn ~ b.,
,;a~a .aa;.h.a go ..r:a ~. .,o.d rno.rnr;.a
T. ~ - fa;s.aa w. hs,as, ~ - - stars. -, -. ~
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ri. f,,a *,,r,r,n~a ~ ,h.. roaf ana th.nra r.,
.ho-. ~. ~a.ah - ~, o..-s. :. -. -. w..
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s,rnv;no u ~ - '
An ell from the Cochrone House. of equal
height with the main edlece. extended east with
~. ,n.;, hn;1d;,r -, r,n.1 .tr..t IN, f;,,,,
inn an ,,o,a ~, ths ro,osr ,f +ha .t-..t. o,cr.
pied by thrce-story brick building, .iglty
feet on either street, This. occupicd by van.
tenants Urn. a,so de.troved
] -,
was The stone structure occupied as the Nv
draul,c mill.. This vas compiete1y eutted.
'Tbe cb;c,oo lead worle IF + " Rratch,
ford- srera erected in 1s5s at n cost of ohont
fartr tbop.,nd do,tars II waa ,ho 1.r,es.t az.
+nh,;.hment If tho lind in +ha wext ;f ~, l.
the United State, md in nufar.nrino min,
of rie~. was one Of The chief ornament. Of Ii,
c;tv- nes;dcs The hu,,d;oo. tt;cre usre d.s.
,roycd 500 barrels Of iipseed oil machinery.
lead. lead nine. sheet lead. ac.. to the value Of
upwards. of 100000. The business carried on
xas immense. for besides m.nnfactur;nr ,n.
wards of 100 900 Mrs lead anpua1lg into lend
nine. sheet lead. &C.. they were extensive deal
ers in sbot of Nil kinds. The enpine ;s snot.n
~ a. he;no m. If III. ;r..t IN tha wo.t ard
th.;- ,,,,l,;n.rv ,r., .e ~. r,o,t -.,r.., -
,,,sr n svsrv n,r,;ru,o-
h.aa ~ sons...a.s, - - .;,t.". ~ ..a... 49,, ~ -. .
s:~S... s. ..,s" p'Hse'
, -. 'ss ' 80 ~. WV W..
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w s1s W. ."s0'o ~ ~ no"e'e' aao
0ssn o'eiAo AHe'e "e'e u" 1Aon eno'te1o
, 1859-09-16

~ If you want choice article Of Table
Butter, so to Watson 4 Wright's, 1so State
street, se9-1o.
, 1859-09-16

kosrH SIDE HoRsz CAns.-The North Side
cars run to the Cemetery every fire minutes.
and on Chicago avenue 10 The bridge eEe,J if.
teen minutes =.
, 1859-09-16

NRw Toax, Sept. 15.-The steamship Jason
saited this morning for Galway with sl0, 900 in
specie, and tho steamship BayaFia for South
.mpton with $750, 900.
, 1859-09-16

Gas F1xruREs.-The best stock in the cftv,
ond richest patterns, can be found at our show
room. Il and 49 State street. up stairs.
ss-1e BRowN d WIDER