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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-01-05
Complimentary.

The Most Worthy Patriarch. Bro. h. d.
Townsend. who attended tho Io.+ o,o,,o1
49,.
- '' WI '''''' D''''''h' publishes the
following complimentary notice ofhs visit, in
the South Carolina Son of Temneranco
,-
u" y %,.'u.'"E ny appointment OF our own
Lam ""'o''", anxious 10 make some return
.' l.'I most ''eePL'o,e VISIT OF two distin-
T,",''l' members OF the North Carolina G..
'''''''i' whose "'ines appear IN the proceed
,''s' "i our late annual meeting, published
MS "geN'
VIC I.'t strongly inclined to witness the
p'''e'uu'S' Oh q ooIy mat sends such rep
reNeHlallEes abroad, as the Old North State
,''''g'Sc'.y u'."' ana II possible, to engage
,or 'Ie ''''le the haoltual interchange fra
S,''"I E.etlHlsS bet"ceh inc neighboring
In ~ NV Sums VI NorIn ana south Carolina.
'"..a o"Je'lS were accomplished, beyond
"" .'s"Jsl eNP'clAtioHS, Notwithstanding
~, "',oI 0''"nr'" appointed TO 60 over failed
'' "'''"u.
some iour or hye OF the most distinguished
nlg'l'"e'S VI ''c 'F'na DIVISION oil North Car
,'' VIZ 'Ps"m''.'t - ''',t our meetings the
tc,,J'"s 'e'' o"'''''5' ana VIII De sure TO at,
''U.'' .,,
~ WI ~ tSPtV''l9 S'H!hyInnS 20 an VINO
meaL P'ese'I at our meeting III CoIumoia'
MeeN oL'''c l9''' 10 learn mat Professor Ster,
ms Wl3'G c''q'Ght appeals eiectrlhed all
"mG t'"' 'ie Soou fortune 10 near nm IS
IIH'"a 10 N'SI' US next year. more accepta-
~ 'es'i'.ll''G coLlI moI nave oeen APP
ppC ,ha M y" NV. " S.,,otl',y till'l% our ?IoInrell
~ ~ III ,Iu''' 2'''g, lo' SoGu'l9 'il'l oaJN
Us, we" T''' W ''so'L'St' WHO VIII "ouou''
p oigimy ooap,%"le. cu.oa.,uo,
W, ~ "'N''o "' H'"S"'
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-01-05
HOusE AND LOT FOR SALE.

THE subscriber now offers his House and Lot
for sale. 1t is situated in Franklin county, with
in half a mile of Franklinton Depot, on the Raj
eigh and CASTOR Rail Road. The lot contains
ffiy.six acres, one half in woods. There is a good
dwelling house, with six rooms and fire places /;
two of the rooms are twenty feet square. The
house is well finished, also g9od outhouses, an ex-
cellent well of water in the yard, and n good
spring convenient There is no better water in
the country.
ALSO:
A young Orchard Ct choice Fruit Trees Any per-
son wishing 70 move to a healthy place and good
schools, could not wish a IaOre desirable place, as
it is one Of the healthiest places in the State, and
no better schools. The schools are under the care Of
G. W. Neal, A. NJ, and Lady. Those wishing to
purchase had Better call soon, or they may lose
a bargain. as 1 I'm determined to sell.
For particulars, address JOHN S. BODDIE,
Nashville, n. c., or R. G. MArSARD, Franklinton,
n. G..
Franklinton, n. G., July 81, 1858. 49-5m
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-01-05
DISTRICT NO. l,
To the voters inside the corporate limits

Of the City of Raleigh, new and old.
We are authorised to announce III. CHRISTIE
PIERS a candidate for re election as Consta-
BILE in the Raleigh District, No. 1, for 1859. Flee.
ton takes place on the 18th January, 1859.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-01-05
A Memoir of Rev. Elisha Mitchell, D. D

q MeMOlT OF h6V. EII5Hd AIItCI6II, j..
I ATE Professor of Chemistry, Mineralogy and
Geology. in the University of North Carolina,
together with the Tributes of Respect to ns MEM
cry by various pubic meetings and Literary Asso'
and the addresses delivered at the Rerinr
terment of his remains on Mt. Mitchell, by the Rt.
Rev. James II. Otey, Bishop Of Tennessee, and
Hon. David L. Swain, President of the University
of NC. This interesting little book, gives a
graphic sketch Ct the life and the ouly correct
account of the ira &c death of this great and good
man, together with a fine Steel Plate Likeness of
DR.. Mitchell. Price, in paper, 30 cents; in cloth
50 cents per copy. Copies lin paper covers sent
by mail to any part of the country, free Of postage,
upon the receipt of IS cents in coin or postage
stamps; in Cloth for SIS cents per copy.
For sale by II. ID. TURNER,
n. G. Bookstore.
Raleigh, Dec. II, 1858. l6-tI
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-01-05
BOOT AND SHOE MAKING.

From the finest and most tasty, to TIE eoarsest
and most drrab e which he offers for sale on tho
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-01-05
MOUNT PHEASANT ACADEMY.

'T\HE exercises of the 9TH Session of this Insti-
( tuition, Is miles northwest of Raleigh, near
Geo. W. Thompson's Store, will be resumed on the
first Monday in February, under the instruction
of Willie D. Mitchell Board convenient to the
Academy, from I to $8.OOpe month.
TUITION PER SESSION.
Geography and Arithmetic. ................. soc
Higher English. 90
Latin, Greek and the higher Mathematics, ...I 500
Students charged first month full tuition, after
wards from time of entrance. No deduction, ex-
cept in cases of sickness three weeks or more. For
further Information, address the Principal at
Rogers Store, NC, or Board of Trustees at the
same place.
WILLIE D. MITCHELL, Principal.
December 18th. 1883. 17-tfF.
- Recorder and Advocate please copy.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-01-05
Chowan Reynoldson Male Institute.

GATES Co., n. C.
FENIS SCHOOL WILL BE RE OPENED ON
the first Monday in January 1859, under the
entire control of thu Prin ,ipll.
Terms per session of months, payable half in
advance.
Primary
Advanced Eng. Branches from ......l2,to 1900
Preparatory to College, "..-.".--."...l9,OO
Scientific course, IS. 90
90
School Room expenses. .... -.......-....l 90
Board from SIS to 50 per month.
J. D. B0ESHALL, Principal
Rn7noldso~. N. e.. l4-6t
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MUSIC TEACHER

November 18th, 1853.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-01-05
Read the following Certificate /:

~ Ut. bINU n, 7. VI.
New Hill P. O., Wake CO., n. G
, 1859-08-09

NEW XOKA HM@NCt HAAfAEk%
lDr TxzxGH4rn.l NEW Toax. Aukuts.
Stock market opened with a fair degree of
6rmness aud IN adrsnce Of 2 cent. was es-
tablished On most descriptions, but ut the close
the improvement WIS lost; disposition TO sell
being quite general on speculative list. There
was decline u + = cent in Hudson hiver, in
Harlem preferred, }c in Cleveland Toledo,
Since the board, n. i. c. is 7.ic@1e4. Hudson
River eeot, Mich. guaranteed code. Tue weakness
in stocks n1ny be attributed almost entirely to
apprehension that the Bank Statement now pre-
pairing, will be particularly unfavorable~
The foreign news by tue Sova Scotian ellcits
but little discussion, and is generally favorah!y
construed.
The foremost Of the Western Stocks we're
Galena, Rock Island. and The two Michigan
Roads. Canton fell t, Delaware Hudson t.
The transactions in State Stocks were larger
today, especially in No. 6's, which are per
cent better. Tenn. SIS we're also shade higher.
The Supply Of money among stock brokers IS
quite free Today ut jper cent. on good co!ater-
ais, but the rate Of discount Is evidently hnrd-
ening. The transactions in prime acceptances.
say 60 days, are at6t@7 per cent, With more
doing st the outside rate, gilt edge notes having
three and four months to run are 7@7t per ct-
The opening business in Exchange for the bos.
ton mail indicates dull market, with declin:
ing tendency. The leading drawers are asking
1l04 on Loddou, and 5l5i on Paris, but
few sales are effected. Good bank bills
n1c obtainab!e at ll0@11ea.
Nothing further been done ia Erie atfaifs- Di-
rcctors have another meeting tomorrow.
The weekly bank statement is not completed,
the figures Of two small banks being wanting.
Taking last weeks figures Of these two, the
specie shows a total of $20,GS,So5, agafns&
&20, ,764 ,56f last week. \ decrease Of {655.s59
Loans foot up I'll .959 ,73o aea,nst tll,541,-
41o last week. reduction Of 3l2.3l9.
A book for subscription Of $4,000 to the
capital stock of the Mechanics Bank Of Mi-sou-
ri, for the use Of the Branch at kan*as City, are
open ut the Bank Of the Commonwealth, IN this
rtr
, 1859-08-09
HNW 1t G0k 4lMt.

AtsASr, August SIT has leaked out here
By what means the famous letter Of Cos. Wise
caue to be published. 1t tappeart that the let
ter was written to confidential friend Of Gov.
Wise's. residing 10 New York. That gentle
man, on recent visit to Albany, While IN con-
rersation with souac members Of the regency.
found those parties hostile to MF. Wise, on the
ground OF bis intimate relations with Fernando
Wood, and the control the ex.Mayor was sup
posed to have over him. The gentleman who
is highly honorable man, and perhaps not
smart enough for the iutrixues Of the regency,
incidentally stated, in spirit friendly 10 Cur.
Wise, that he knew the imputatious aRainst
him 10 be unfounded; but he would not be
credited, unless he produced tue proof, where
upon am intormed he showed the letter to Nr.
Cassidy of the Argus in strict confidence who
asked permission to lay it before Dean Rich
mopd. This was demurred to. except upon The
solemn assurance that it should not appear In
pint -,
It is now known that several copies Of 1t were
made, 1t may seem strange that the Albany
Asl4s and Argus, Mr. Cassidy's paper. should
decline to publish the letter on the assumption
that it was forgery, while it manifest, was
made public by some members Of the Albany
regency, and probably with the kno~ledgs u
Nr. Ca4-idy himself.
, 1859-08-09

WASHINGTON, Aug. s.-Maeh speculation is
indulged in here as to the action OF our Gov
erumsot on As. McLaue's dispatches; but as
this has been kept PROFOUNDLY secret, nothing is
known outside the Administration, except the
fact that instructions are already On the way t.
our Minister by special messenger.
By advices just received there, it appears that
Juarex declines signing the treaty without the
approval Of the Mexican Con gress, and one can
moi be called unit! the Liberals obtain posses
sion of the city al Mexico. This, however, is
not the only difficulty. 4 conspiracy vas dis
covered at the capital on the 11th n1t. The
plau va. to asss*siaats the Governor and take
nossessinn nf the (foTer nucnt.
, 1859-08-09

Judge Douglas writes another letter.
WAsu1sGros, Aug. 7.-The letter from Judge
Douglas 10 Col. Briton covers tWo points-Sat-
uralization aud African Slaye Trade -subsian.
TALLY Is follows: -,
There eau be no difference in the degrees OF
protection accorded br Government to natiEc
naturulized citizens. Our Constitution recog-
uizes no difference in thus respect If person
can expa'ri.te himself from foreign Govern
ment aod swear allegiance 10 this, aud sill owe
anything 10 the foreign power, he IS in the sin
gular and incredible predicamcnt Of owing ale
glance u two countrles-
The Constitution was creature Of compro-
mise, aud the African Stare Trade was Tue sub
ject. South Caroliua and Georgia wished to
con,inue it. Virginia. Pennsylvania, New Jer-
sew and New York wished to terminate it. New
England WAS passive in tue matter. South Car:
oli1a and Georgia .iually carried ti'eir point OF
continuance, to the ear 1905, with the under
standing that it should then end. It therefore
became the vital compromise Of tho Instrument
ITSELF In this view Judge Douglas declared
himself TO be irrevocably opposed to the re-
opening OF the African Slave Trade
, 1859-08-09

NASHVILLE, Aug. 7-u4rr.s {Dem.) for Gov
srnor has about 5000 majority. The 0ppost-
ton hare elected Congressman ia the second,
third, fourth, 9Th, eighth districts, aud proba
biz ia the lst. The Democrats have elected in
The 9Th. 1th aud 10Th The 9Th district Is still
doubtful The Legislature is Democratic
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 5lh.-Thirty counties, more
than half the State, have been heard from.
Ne,besi4nd gains 1900, indicating Democratic
MINORITY of 900
The Opposition elected Cougressmen in the
lst aud s,h districts. The Senate will have one
md 5ss.9y e!ss Isa IS5s s
nainFi r.
, 1859-08-09

ST. LoC1s, July 7.-The Overland Nail arrived
last night
4 Gre occurred 1t Crescent City on the eth
loss &30, ,00a.
New gold and silver mines discovered in Va
shoe valley. promise to nay veil
Three arrivals from Victoria within = week
brought upwards of $l3.oo0 IN gold aud 500
paaseogera- The latest dates we're to the 1eth.
Frazer Riyer had fallen sufficiently to permit the
resumption Of mining On the Anrs.
The Tictoria Ga-+He says the yield Of the
mines within year has been q, 600 900.
An arrival from Oregon On the morning Of the
departure Of the mail. brought adyices lndicA-
ting the election of Logan, Republican, to Con-
gress, By 20 to 80 majority.
Horace Greeley had arrived at Salt Lake
City.
The Indians were committing depredations
in Humboldt County, duplicating the Aormons
, 1859-08-09

LrAvExwoR1H. Aug s.-The T.m*s Of today
sav. that a secret Vigilance Committee was or
rani1ed there the past week. f,'r the purpose Of
Breaking up extensive gangs OF bosse thieves
and robbers which infest the Territory. One OF
two xictims had already suffered the death pen.
confessed their crimes and exposed their associ
aies. The Committee dtsbauded after gaining
sufficient knoalcdge to effect the destrrcuou ol
the different gangs
, 1859-08-09

ST. Lou1s, August s.-A special dispatch to
the Bul4<t4~ says that the overland Express
from Denser City, aish advices to the e9,h u1t.,
reached LeaEenwor.h last night
There vas great excitement at the mines in
consequence oil the discovery Of r.ch digsiugs
oyer the divide. between tb q Middle and Souin
Forks, near the head waters oi the Colorado
Hundreds we're leavin: daily for the diggings.
Another Express is due to-day, and will proba-
biz bring the details OF the ne" discoveries.
, 1859-08-09

C1xyELAxp, Aug. 3.--The body Of Elisha F.
Ster]ios, = well-known citizen Of this city, was
found early yesterday morning upon the side
walk with the skull fractured. he was proba-
biz murdered. a reward Of $500 has been offer
I'd for the detection Of the murderer The
Coroner's verdict is not yet known.
, 1859-08-09

IsxAt.
1;..s....- w. - e.n..a 49, ~ ~. ~;.;,;.- ~. ~.
.o' ..osa . ~. a.t.n .nhnrh. ~ 49, ~ - .....t
d.n - .aa..,,," -. ~. .hronch -. ;r.f,, do;aa. ~ ,
49, ~ -ho .,t;aa ~. d,,a;.n.;-.
man Of drugs by the collar, Was only interrupt
ed by the bystanders after he bad, to the live
tiest extent, carried ont that common instruct on
# the shops, "schea taken to be well sAdEe".
1t Is said that the cause Of the difficulty was .
dose administered to Fat by the apothecarJ,
which had disappointed the expectations Of the
latter, in g'ring him aeslse exercise instead Of
coresed night Of quiet III taehe ye to BE-
uurtherln' honest men "'d yer dhrugs. ye spas-
peen!" and be made at him again. Fe11ious
thing to ba medical ADVISER
Tn. R,.sox wHr-Bob Brick1es had hi. hair
cut on SATURDAY ana s4ea cut 4ne knigo' o.
Inc sc'ssors mus. u e'e oeen cnoAea OIL " luz
soeeF 11nposa'o"''y 81 getting ano.neF cup.
'e"'."s Do' e'.uAu" 1o,e,eu "'ua o'4s.ss VI
'oc '''c'est s'ana1ns noo nau soe neaa-aeoe
on oonaay' . SEVERE au@a'' eneiuns moen SYM
pa'ns WIN h's 'anolaay VINO nung aooa' alm'
'enue's o'ss.ng eouseia.'un' .' t'aeata@'ns 0oou'
oAse - -, @en au'.s, AA1 ~ n.s,s 70 e s@
sou, 4l ot'e.s' q. to' "I..:nn @.. n,s
o, au1 ups. 'o'e'a'' uo WV,
.:11,u w: sl:-,.s '1
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49,, ' w.. N....-- .,
'"~n' t4sse" "+''o"6+ "''ts Wy --0'~"A1s 0
by this time are in the Queens dominloos.
VI mere 01e S0YeS and SMITH! and IN their 40
seaee WY o,o ~. sono u 'ne e1!@'"5 OeA'o'
s''o' nay" "1o 80, -.
, 1859-08-09

NV Tokr, Aug. s--Adriees from Ha1ti to
he e3d, state that the Haytien Legislature had
offered 10 Geftzrd the otice and tile Of Dieta-
tor. which be had declined
, 1859-08-09

WAsa1xGros, July s-S1ke following stats.
mept II made on 4uthoEhy Of q. S. Narshat
Blackburn:
.landed on tbs F1oF1da coast, ns4r TYrua- A.
soon Z. landing wss effected, shs vss:a wsa
dred apd nhandoned.''
, 1859-08-09
psa~tnE Mil. de- RuFned,

4ExPu1s. Tenn.. August s.-Aoore, Halsted
co.'s planning mill, lumber yard and 6se ad-
Joining buildings were burned yesterday the
work ef an incendiary. Loss &1a5 600; unin-
rrHad
, 1859-08-09

AcT1cK1a's.-Brougham gave Columbus e1
Fillibustero" to crowded house at AcVicke1't
theatrr last evening. An attractive bill il an-
nounced for tonight.
, 1859-08-09

CHICAGO ORruAx As1Lrx--The1e will be
meeting Of the Asplum ut Rooms, No. 53 WASH
ington street, on Thursday, ut Al P. H., to
transact important business
, 1859-08-09

A NEW FEArURx-Decidedly new feature
in the Auction business, is tile introduction Of
the Trade Sales. BY those enterprislng Auction
GERS, Wm. II. Haskell Co, los Lake street -
Of course it is not expected that goods so sold
will BRING the first cost of manufacturing. and
consequently bargains are to be had every time.
Hy reference to ' Auction sales" 1t will be seen
that to morrow morning at vt o'clock. COM
mences the third of the series. Shoe Dealers
Dry Goods men and denlers in Yankee Notionn
geLerally, will find that these sales ore worthy
Of attention.
, 1859-08-09

- Attention il invited to the large sale ut
auction this morning at st o'clock Of Fnrniturr
&c., by Gilbert l. Sampson, suctioneers. Ser
Auction column
, 1859-08-09

INSTRUMENTATION Duhigh las been in
dicted ia the Recorders Court for manslaughte,
in the killing Of Cowhey On the West Side.
, 1859-08-09

= Go to John Jones Co., 1l9 Dearborn
street, and get your clothes cleaned aud re
paired They will be well done and at prices to
suit the times.
, 1859-08-09

r. Persons who Witnessed The arrest Of the
ncwsboy in front Of the Postofice on Sunday
last are requested to forward their address to
BOX $3.50 Chicago p. O.
, 1859-08-09

~ Examine and price every other stock in
town 6rst, but don't buy dollars worth oi
clothing until you hare visited Tappen's one
price house, No. l02 Randolph street.
, 1859-08-09
Arrival Of The Overland Mail.

A.A . 1sD~4Aeaa Ce~SrsssRA@ EGAeesa
II 0faENN.
, 1859-08-09

CoSs1SUED.-Tlc case in which Henry EdgelI
stands charged with stabbing John Mccormick
On Sunday last, has been continued until To-
MQfYoW.
, 1859-08-09

S,xoER's new "A" MAcH1xE.-This late in
vention is designed to obviate every difficulty
that has heretofore arisen in ell Sewing Ma
chimes. It Aenss, f<2s, tueks and gathers- The
great demand for them already felt in this mar
ket, is guarantee that they fnust supercede all
other nfachines in use; now on exhibition, to
zetle1 with all The different styles Of Singers
Machines, at &C Lake Street. 4. ": Harris.
Agent je2l-2.no
, 1859-08-09
THE CITY.

yAGRAx1s.-At the Police Court, yesterday.
four miserable remnants ot.womanity were sent
10 Bridewen for v&grnncy.
, 1859-08-09
4 Tie.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. 7.-0aicial returns from
tbs fourth Congressional District indicate tie
vota.
, 1859-08-09
autltoia =dlES.
QY c. Fl KEITH & SON.

F1 =. II II EIld d Jun.
18 r 18 DeaThef0.At..
THIS DAY. At ~ cock II tasf sals.ros,n.
lcD H. Vb 4 Wits sIah.
= Hf Bhla Troa
- BIB X 6. srt "a Vol t.
70 Druna Fik1
- 0IIe1 r. rAjaauak
3K.ss PfrnsN
: HhkA He ntY.
Bhl2. Wine.
axtto Ctk'ra.
Il D.l. ~ SalefatuA
400 BoKen 3eAP>
10 Boxes Grvuat ,;in % B1at,y Chs ta Fish
Palea; 1tsAs y o4,1 tsn4A
Also-A 'a,fs aa.oiptnt Of S4~ Furniture coE1pzknx
L SotaA Bstsesds ftase&ua. Nas'A4asla C4as and
Word ><1z Chara TAhc4 Cda. Mattresses, h., &a. %
10 1oL without ~ Euf e7ah,
CHAs 1t kElTH a4rv, Aucttea~&zst
at5- tta3o NoA Ik N IA psara~1 ~fsxFt.
, 1859-08-09

Los7.-A man named Anthony Tolaute, re-
siding 1t No. IS North Clark street, on Sunday
last had his pocket picked Of gold watch Oh
one of the horse @r4.
, 1859-08-09

ExcuAxoE-We will buy drafts. certificates
Of deposit on New York, Boston, Philadelphia,
and St. Louis, Gold aud Eastern money.
l.. E. ALEXANDER 4 Co., Bankers,
South West corner Of CLARK and Lake st.
, 1859-08-09

"1o ~ uono "Sa'o IL An1 ae0"' A'@1 0A'A esSo4so
quarters in the North Market, constituting the
Police Station Of tho North Division, and made
the more complete by the addition Of u Lookup,
and cells for the storage Of the prisoners taken
u.,,;,. Ca,,,t f,r +r;,1 i, .ha ,,,or,,,,,
Th7. new arrangement is a good one. Ionc
nccdcd
-,
PLEASANT fErk'-1ne annual ua9nes'ns U.
.oe tn''a i3e@'s "s' '11' o."'s4: ''DooA'A ."4
Mlsssoa echoo,s oceo.s 'o'o.5. 4ncp.oceS'loo
forms AZ 1t H. D. ~ est Aa9ke' aa'i' N 'ne
following order: chicago L'sht 1"aFa bano
Home eaooath oenooi; "l'1aH otleet A'ss'on'
A'!" "aakee oepo' n'ssoo' res. aa'He' een.
Urn sl''s'on ana A"e'oeen es'ee' A'ss'oa AZ
- H. .aefe "'u oe 'ro'' anu aee esea% cona'
.'ou ~ "ess A4a ~. . ~. -. ' =. s;ah, 49,
o'clock there will be gathering Of the teach
ers and friends.
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cs:..v w.. C,,h .,nou,c.. :.
nAo~... T...ass 80. ;r.t ~ .;.,r
49, s.... ys..,, M. -.,,d e,.,..
W.. .rr~ss NJ, -as -s.,-, =, n,on, .,a
-.
Tho jo.rnol tenrp. TINT It is the intention of
H.. o1,,h n b,v. +wo r.ca,sax dur,nv The M.
.:..., r,:r ~ ssr,.u,,cr xxhen somc sn,cnd;d
..:,, H., .t:.-.a ;n ,,d.r IN ;nd,co anne
p .,,s. I ~ s-.a, ~. 1o~., 1,rox ~ 4,r t,,c;,
80. .s.,:.;.. ..;.,, c,:.... ,,,t.. fr1,
- .-.-s,..r. ~, =. ,,,,,,;.,,na s,o-t1v
f''t'' ''N11''so ''--' ~ F-
, 1859-08-09

TIE Ux1ox PARK Mrs1Enr.-A few days since
the body of small infant was. found exposed
near Union Park, yesterday afternoon. A
young German woman named Katrina Kent
was arrested, charged with being the unhappy
mother of the castaway- She will be examined
tn.day
, 1859-08-09

IMMENSE Brs1szss.-I. II. Singer 4 Co., are
still extending their business operations by the
erection of new and elegant building for manu-
factnring their new A machines. which hare
lately acquired such popularity in great many
families 10 the West,
They hare sold ofthis style Of Machine, with
in the last sixty days, three thousand six hun-
dred and seventy, and Of al the varieties mann.
factured BY them, seyen thousand two hundred
and forty, making the largest sales that bare
ever been made in this branch Of business, in
the same length Of time. The latest improve
ment de-ignated as the 4 Machine, has recently
been examined By the best mechanics in the
United States, and pronounced by them to be
Call al the sa!esrooms, No. SC Lake street,
and judge for yourselves, when We feel assured
that you will at once decide that the merits
aud capacity Of this Auchine for family work
are unequnlled. nu4 lW
, 1859-08-09

HEAVY Loss.-We learn that yesterday after
noon, at the Wells street depot, ralise, con.
tanning besides clothing, valuable papers, notes.
etc, amounting 10 between 5000 and 5000,
was stolen from passenger named Fowler, re.
siding in Livingston Co., n. Y.
, 1859-08-09

AonsE Suow.-At Waukegan, on the a5th and
a6th instants, will take place Horse Show, for
which our neighbors are making great prepara~
tons.
, 1859-08-09

TOR SALE OR TO LET.-1he
L prernl.es Nos SIS md s.3 wa.hr xton sl~t. Sev
York v*l .tapt-d for Curing 4eata here = ~ ~
prertses Dse nk TWO ta'xs lie houeA t!rt< nokE
house, fs Ists lar attic thre Fd KETTLE one
pte.aI srisak. uaehl one .tea@ entee taae -
ahove p<lp-r he pureht%sd Assei On fAsorAh9e
ts1p.. ty apoly!r- tn rEiEk GrTbSuC3A On fh-
pr1ntseA or P. T. CEfSTIE. u Ctnss1phsr Afr<t Se~
York .rk MA42
, 1859-08-09

QrEs71ox! QrEsr1ox: QUESTION! SIN
gers aud Wheeler 4 Wilson's agents are quar-
Teling as to which company has sold the great
adear people, in Chicago. are examining all
kinds, and then purchasing L. Cornell 1 Co.'S
new Family Sewing Machines and Universal
uemrners, 1t the rate Of TWENTY-FIVE to thirty a
week, and are now Boosting orer their neigh
bors uho hare uuwiselJ paid three times the
money for machine no better than those 1t ls3
Lake street anS-St
, 1859-08-09

NE771E.soNE-A mau named William Eettles
was arrested on Saturday night, and has been
held to bail for passing counterfeit IS in pay
ment for cow-
, 1859-08-09

CHICAGO ARRo4p.-The poet before the Liter.
ary Societies ut BoWdo1u College, at the late
Commencement, wns Melville n. Fuller, Esq.,,
Of the bar Of this city. The production is high
II spoken Of
, 1859-08-09

e G. Mirasolc will give grand opening
ball at witkously HALL this evening, andinEites
his former pupils, friends, and the Sons Of Nal
ia, To be present Light Guard Band will fnr-
| nishthe music