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New-York daily tribune., 1859-10-01
Mrs, S. A. ALIENS

WORLDS HAIR REsTokkR.
p.x n MoRRIs Cross River, Wes:cheser County n l.:
Wboi, known thou shoui this Stato says fnor o
,ny u bo nsye had hair rest red BY the use OF A o. a
Aliens Worlds Hair Restorer ana LyiobAsaih1nI
@'"N- goIp EyIRYwHERE.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-10-01
NRs. :. A. ALIENS

WORLDS HAIR hEsToREI. -
R,v / A. H. CosNIIL, Cores Sec Board Eau. c.i9n, n,
NJ Church. No. S,7 Broadway, N. l., and NeW'bauno
Greene County N. Y. u,..,,, III
sone tine since procured bottle oi yof "oiiu III
-, &c fcr the nee Of relative, and happy % sly 10
- .sd The hns OF na and restored it Om being 81
20 n, orgins gos,y snd beautiful bi,ch
solD kyERywHERs.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-10-01

OR. MOTT's CHALYBEATE PILLs, an aPefen
And ,om,cbc preparation purified lRos OF extraordinary en-
& hy All dmssss and at the principal oioe, No. SSs Broad
vay Price 81 cents per box
, 1859-07-27

On Sunday morning, between one and two
o'clock, during severe storm, party Of eight
men, oil disguised. presented themselves nj The
jail building in St. Joseph, md nfter rousing The
jsiles, demanded admission. sasing they wrrc
from Missouri with horse thief whom they
desired nut in Jail. The jailer seeing The horse
thief in their midst secured With ropes, sns-
and admitted the whole party. As soon r. they
were inside, they at once told that their
rcaldcsisn was the liberation Of DR.. J. boy. wlo
had been convicted Of ncgro-stealing, and was
confined in jail. The jailor demonstrated in
vain. The party drew their re7o'Eers and de-
.uaudcd the keys, which having possessed them
selves OF, Dog was Immediately takcn ont Of his
cell, placcd on horse, and accompanied across
the rsvcr by portion Of .hc rcscueEs, while
the others remained with the iailor to rrrrent
any alarm being given until The fngitires xc1c
we'll across the Hser, when they nlso made .
city was greatly excited about The matter. In
the evening, great fears were entertained that
the excited populace would mob the Office oi
the Fse< D<noe.as, and visit the lawyer who
defended boy with vengeance.
, 1859-07-27

The Breadstufs markets during the week
l'ayc generally declined under the peace news
fis'm Europe, as well aa depressed markets in
the East Wheat declined 10 Sc, but rallied
slightly at tho close. Corn declined to llc
hut Under al active demand to-day it Aas iln-
proved TO Be- on yesterdays figures. Oats
have declined to &c, mud Rye Is to lsc-
closing dull and hcary. Highwines declined
. to &c. Hides active and firm. Woo! quiet
but firm. Nothing doing in Provisions or Lard.
Tallow rim.
The following table shows the closing prices
Of BrcadstufIsi &c, compared with tho prices
on tho corresponding date in 1857 and 1858:
, 1859-07-27

In the House Of Commons on the 11th, tie
Government guarantee to tho Rcd sea Te!e-
graph Company was debated on motioE to
postpone the confirmation Of the guarantee. 1t
vas generally conceded that it Was too Lutte to
cancel the contract, and the motion to postpone
Was rejected, and tho action. Of the House Of
Lords 10 the matter WAS agreed to.
Mr. Disracli inquired whether tic Govern
snent had received information on the subject
OF the Arnisticc, whether it wns a merc mill.
tAry Intervention or whether it involved any
paospect&of negotiations for pcacel
Lord John Russell said nothing appcated on
the face Of tue ar.nistiec to indicate tat il ~
piled 70 anything but military purnosex. #
vas, however, for fve weeks, md Be trn.ted
that during that interval the belliserent Powers
would BE- ready to propose terms BY Which los
titities vii! be ended The Government had m
exclusive information, but expects dispatches
soon- =,
Geaer il Peel announced that he entire mill
tary for:e in the country on the 1et =: June, was
100000, including the embodied militia On tho
18th. L1rd Wodcllouse in tie Iiotiso of Lords,
and Lord Russell in tie Commons, read Eapole.
oa's te!egruu,. announcing peace. The latter
added, tha. although these wns m idea thai The
Emperor Of the French would demand Sasoy Il
com ,crsaiion for the expenses Of waE, "h.
, 1859-07-27

u GA RD1N G-Gentlencn and
II their Wfyes also few ktnE]e gentlemen can te
furnished with koasd and 1sa<ant rooms In tssttlaes
boasdinx hou!e III desirable part Of tho cty The
well ventilated and aord dne view Or the like and
hsrbey. keesenee siscn and required. Aatsrs. P. o.
Boz 1874 CAlaeo jye71wx
, 1859-07-27

Extensive ApyrR7ls1xG.-About two months
since, Mr. Andrew Wind, General advertising
Agent, Of No. 1888 Nassau Street New York City
cause the first part Of story, written by Dr. J.
II. Robinson and entitled Zone Eyed SAUL"
(which was to appear in weekly paper Of that
city, called, :" Tie N4w lIork }yttkly," at that
time published by Amor J. Williamson,) to bc
published in oyer 500 newspapers, tue cost Of
rhicl amounted to $15,3
We perceive by our exchanges that Wind has
been compelled to take legal steps against
Williamson. towards the recovery Of ihe amount
and we trust be may succeed, as it is too hard
for any one to suffer 70 outrageously.
, 1859-07-27

NAHazczox. Ju1y ~ 1850.
Serious charges agnipst Gen. Ward b, Dur
nett, Survcsor-G General Of Kansas, hare been
nrete.rcd at the Department Of tho Interior,
involving both his personal and official character
The Secretary wilf order IN immediate iuvcsti-
ostion. Mr. Buchauan's office holdern are
fnrn1np out 10 be much ike 1r, Van Bureu's,
Twenty leading Democratic papers Of Missis-
.,nni advocate the rcopening Of the slarc trade,
and Nr. .Uuchsnan's. Collector at Vicksburg
openly and extensively urges it rs party meas
ure. .....
The latest intelligence from Tennessee repre-:
carry a majority Of tho members Of Congress,
md .us 4 probability thu. tho Legislature and
| Goveruor will be theirs; Mr. Exheridgc will be
elected to the Houze, and Nr. Ready, arenegaot
] American, defeated. ~
, 1859-07-27
New York Stock and Money Market,
iFJom the Tf1fr1n% ~ x.xt.,9.r1


lf5oto tie TEttune Of yesterdsY.1
The peace news had favorable influence m.
on the stock market, and there was q general
improvement in the prominent stocks ut the
f1fst board. but neither excitement nor activity,
and IN point Of fnct, tile amount Of business dur
!ng me day was rather less than the average Of
da1!y TRANSACTIONS. An advance was counted
upon BY nearly NIL rs a matter Of course, but
tt!e entire lack Of nctirity and buoyancr caused
not little surprise.
The export Of specie, for the wcek ending
Saturday, ,:was T., ,o3o, go. There is s1igtt'y
increased demand for money to-day in some
quarters, but there Is no change in rates. Gail
Loans are 5@e per cent, md The supply Of cap
ital abundant Paper is in moderate supply in
The discount banks, and goes freely at SGT per
cent, for giIt-cdged running up to January.
The business of the Clearing House was $e6.-
61?,3lo. The Bank returns show further mod
crate contraction in Loans, and 81 ,0a5,7G7 de-
crease in the snccic line.
, 1859-07-27

Tie good agency Of the huge steam
pumps ut bridgeport in pumping the water from
the river into the cannl, demonstrates in the
present purity Of the water il, the South Branch
what would he the Desirable effects were the
improvement, which is certainly practicable,
carried out, o. having the canal feed directly
from the South Branch.
, 1859-07-27

OFFICE OF SUPT, OF PUBLIC
~ Woa4a. City cf Chicago. July =, 1879.
Sealed pOp<a1. will be fersisf. ii the City CLERKS Of
Aer until Manday, August st 49, At O'Clock T., for
the :.ravenk md Matchmaking Of lta:ted .tet I.on
41rt1sa street Chicago ArtuF. -ccstinS srecdca-
tfons IN my oio Alo, for grading Harrison street
f1n the Southwestern rIankEu,d the Cty L.s.
15<s.et-des1 X. CLEVELAND, supt~
, 1859-07-27

- J. r. Horton. formerly in the employ Of
the Chicago, P1:tsburg and Fort Wayne r. r.,
in this city, has just reached here, returning
from Pixies Peak
, 1859-07-27

the 18th inst, reports Of her trip as follows:
On "Wednesday, the Goth inst. at Les r. H.,
saw large iceberg, and continued to see ice
bergs all the afternoon, At night thick fog
set in; We proceeded on our course vcry slowly
Soon after o'clock, on the morning Of the alst.
the fog cleared away, whcu immense icebcrgs
hove in sight in ali directions. At about four
O'Clock tic whole Atlantic ahead Of us, as far as
We could see, WIS covered with fields Of ice,
presenting apparently perfect barrier to our
progress westward.
The course Of tue ship was accordingly immc::
diate'y changed to the south, and We steamed
covered through the ice, when the steamer was
again headed westward. At one time, in the
afternoon Of the slst, there were 6gty-six ice
bergs in sight We entered the straits Of Belle
Isle ut +. N. on Thursday, and on that ere-
ming saw many icebergs ii the Straits, At one
time seventeen were in sight. Early on Friday
morning We saw two icebcrgs which had forced
their way through the Straits We mere in ths
vicinity Of ice Tor more than thirty-six hours
during part Of which time The Temperature
was only fire degrees above freezing point,
, 1859-07-27
39rcsa Tritutte.
CHICAGO PRODUCE TRAnR

Tile receipts of Produce during tic past
week were as follows:-c.2e4 lbls flour
o3,S.5 bu wheat; Isl, ,a44 bu corn; 1892 bn
oats: G,oo3 lm ryo; 1870 bn barley.
Tic shipments. during the same period
wcre:-7,44e bills -four; 33,7ss bu wheat
e37.?6l bu corn; 1885 bu oats: 3eo bu re; :;
100 bu barley.
T|lc total receipts and shipments since the
lst OF JANUARY compare with last year as FOL
lows:
, 1859-07-27

$500 FER aEtSs REAM F; y :, for or! BILL j. l..
pspes ii Pres and Tribune Job frtrtaE ost q Clazk
s4yeet. VII H. RAND
, 1859-07-27

DARING Ar1Expr At BrRG1Anr BoLpIr DE-
rzAzEn.-About half past four o'clack yesterday
morning the wife Of Ms. Meyer small German
dealer in clothing on North Clark strect, arous-
cd lin, informing him that some one was cyi-
IDENTIFY breaking into their store. Herose, pass
cd from the room in which tier slept, into the
store in front, and BY the din light saw hand
thrust through pane Of glass which had been
broken in the sash door, and busy in attempting
to turn the key in the lock This was ACCOM-
plished before be could reach tue door, and the
door opened, but Utmost simultaneously Mr.
Meyer seized the fellows hand bearing it yia-
lently' down upon the broken edge Of the glass
cutting the wrist severely, and 1t the same
instant be seized the intruder BY the collar, call
ing loudly for help. 4 citizen CHANGED to be
passing but no policeman answered the sum-
mons.
Thetw men toek the burglar into custody,
and just at this junct,re second man who
had seemed to manifest desire to pitch in to
help the captive, took to his heels aud went
round the corner without having been Observed
sufficiently well for identification. The citizens
started for the lookup with the prisoner and
when near Clark street bridge man came
bustling up to them. asked Them what was The
matter, and saying he was III officer, took charge
Of the fellow.
Fortunately Tic two citizens we're not thor
ughly satisfied as to the credentials Of the new
conner, and followed him closely, or there is
little doubt what would hc:e been the result,
since little later q policeman was found who
took both the burglar and the pretended officer
into custody before the latter could make of
It turns out that it was but the bold effort of
IN accomplice to free Ills "par' from arrest,
since the bogus officer was the same man that
had been OH the lookout ut the store, aud ran
round the corner.
Tie fellows we're taken before Justice Mi!li-
ken ond by him sent to the Dridewell to work
out fine Of SIS, or one hundred and fifty days
each. One ofthem Is named Watson, the other
gives his name as Allen. Both are evidently
old birds and will be all the better for caging-
Our citizens must look ont and be prepared for
a large influx Of this class Of gentry the next
few weeks, since the forthcoming season Of the
U. S. Agricultural Fair, furnishes such field
as they most afectionately coret for their indus
try, both from the crowds by day, and thc gen.
orally crowded state Of the city BY night.
Won't some 9nc offer reward for the "best
BRACE Of burglars winged, and taken alive. On
one occasion leading police officer Of Boston
prepared for great holiday in that city by n
Wholesale capture Of thieves, burglars, pick
=
, 1859-07-27
DIE D .

In this city the 9Th inss WILLIE B. only chilli Of
Stafford ]. and Fannie II. 6m!th. a<cI txo years and
thirteen days.
Funeral Will take p1sec At 10 O'Clock Thu.sday
Ing from Ill Stasc street. Friends u the family arc In
yitcd to attend.
Yesterday afternoon. JOHN GREEN. Infant rou Of Ell.
ward +. lid Mary Luusa Bosley, aged = n1tntha.
The funeral tAkes p.ce this afternoon at o'clock from
the r.sencc nf the rarrnt1 IL Wrt Wvhtnxton strt
, 1859-07-27

tB Sixteen csrs fully loaded v ith excursion
lists to Crystal Lake left the Chicago l. North
western Railway depot yesterday morning.
large collection Of litt1c folks and their cider.
prepared, VIC should judge, for good d.v in
The woods. The st. Johns Church folks know
how TO give to such occasions every element of
Success
Ten cx1 loads orer The Rock Island R,ilro.d
look the Baptist Missiod and Church Sabbath
| Schools to Oak GtoSe yesterday morning.
, 1859-07-27

- 4 light army ut the Armory yesterday,
with dull and declining market for police
items. All on account Of the war.
, 1859-07-27

= 4 contemporary proposes grand test OF
skill among our Chicago hands for prize to be
awarded to that adjudscd The most skillful.
Hear, hear.
, 1859-07-27

New Winter Wheat Las been arriving freely
during the past week, most Of which ,as been
sold on track to city and Michigan millcrs.
, 1859-07-27
THE CITY,

TIE HESar JrArEnrz cAsk.-Thc new trial
of Jumpcrtz will come before Judge Manierrc
at the September term Of the Circuit Court.
, 1859-07-27

WAsu1saron. Saturday. July H.
The PostOffice Department having deter.
legged official misconduct Of the Postmaster at
Chicago, two specinl agents hare been dis
patched thither for that purpose. They already
intimate that their report will coutaiu some rich
disclosures, as they hare discovered evidence
which will astonish even Postmaster General
Holt, who seems to net in all official matters
without fear, favor or affection. Considerable
excitement is said to prevail in Chicago,
, 1859-07-27

The following table shows tie amount Of
BTcadstuffs in store on the 23d inst compared
with the amount in store at the same date in
1857 aud 1855:
, 1859-07-27

The Library and Rooms Of The Young
Mems Bssociation. arc being put in the most
complete order by the Librarian and his assist
ants.
, 1859-07-27

WsrxowsKr's HALL-This hall will be opened
on the 9th Of august Grand preparations are
being made for 4 ball upon the occasion.
, 1859-07-27

II The Chicago, Pittsburgh L Fort Wayne
Railroad is doing a 1pe frcighting business just
now. Some twentE freight or thirty cars arrive
daily, many of them with through freight for
St LnuiS
, 1859-07-27

~" Our Lennie, ~ bright seren year old,
and a reader Of all The magazines especial. the
puzzle and enigma departments, came down 10
breakfast the other morning big with the en-
bodimcnt Of an idea that called hin, out Of bed
at daybreak. This is Lennie's enigma, md nc
think it will "pass." We will mail fou. sub
scriptions to the New York Ltdger, SIX German
silver lead pencils, or three copies Of Smith /
Du Noulin's Directory, to tue person sending
US solution
lam Ansns words ef twelve l<ttess-
Mr. /. :. + aDd & are my fnt namr.
NJ 2, II the sntal ct my Middle name
My ,, 10 II, L.. Is my List n1nae.
NY whole Il the u1npe Of the authoT.
, 1859-07-27

The Morning lott contends that the soul Of
tEe Treaty agreed upon il the Nationality guar
antccd under every variety Of local government
n Confederation Of the italian States. The
Emperor Of Austria is to bc King Of Tcnctia
solely rs nj, internal member Of the Confedera-
ton he will rulc less than .0oo, ,00O Of Italians,
ond will lie controlled by Confederation ruling
not less than 4G 1901, BOO. The Pope is shorn
virtually Of his stemporAf'suprcmacy he il de-
rraycd u the substance, but keeps the shadow.
her Independence will not be a mere
1sane, and that the influence Of France
and Austria united will not be more
unbearablc than that Of Austria sinely. tbs
Ro.nans must hope that the ltalian Confederacy
under the honorary presidency Of tic Pope, will
rrto known. The Papal States are left as they
were, but with master somewhat greater tban
before; lie is honorary President Of the Italian
Confederation mud Gen. Guyon holds the eword
Ut h's side. Tho King Of Naples il made men,
Der Of tue Confederation. and has to learn the
10 welcome new powcr-thc 1tatian Confed-
frat,on, older in dignity if not in time. Eng
land las nothing ~ do but look on. Austria
Is somewhat lumbled, bnt relieved Of difficult
ty. Sardinia 1s agsrandized with province
that 'nistrusts her, and ncighbor that has
to her gratitude. The Grand Dukes, we sup
pose, src once more to be reinstated in their
thrones. France has now the game iu her own
hands. She bus Europe before hcr. She can
raise all Italy, and huff the Austrian Empire
against those Germans whom she has 80 oitcu
bcaten-yct on the very summit Of her ambition
shc renounces. France hus spent fifty million
sterling and 50 900 men, only 10 give Milan y
1'irdmontcse instead Of nm Austrian master, and
{" establish the Pope in temporal dignity crcu
beyond Ills imagination, and capablc Of cxtcn-
e'"n: Il all this real! The Enaperor's gamc
must be u very long onc.
, 1859-07-27
LOCAL MATTERS.

D1STSoEn's OLp I.oSnox DOCK G,S.-Mcssrs.
Hoyt l. Pierce would say to the trade and their
customers that they can Gll ail orders for 4. H.
Dniuger's Old london Dock Gin, having re-
ceired five hundred boxes Send in your
orders,
, 1859-07-27

GQ TEI[ KEAM FUN
pCsOO BILL HEADS ut up to en,er On
payer tr7A and Tribune Job P1ni:nE Q1ce. IL
Ch1k street. W. NA. L. RAND.
MASTERS SALE.-State of 1lli-
1yA nos, Ccok County, SS-SuperiuT Court OF ahf-
e7kp-In Ehanccry. Eane Ria+ell Jts.e II. L<avt-
w'ssh. E!sia C.. Lsarra.cth Eli.hs 5. Wads.ossh.
challes Il. Hunt Era Taylor and James .W. Seosue-
Eli to Forclose AortssFe-
Public nutl4 h htrcoY xver that In pursuance Of de-
eai oes enterrl In The atore sntited ha Ex
tenth aay q July - Ia Scott M!Se, n t1a
day of Auku. H. D. l8. u len O'clock IN the foe
of Ed dAy. sel 1t 2us to ths Highest bidder
for ta4h The north DOR OF ourt House Ia The City
Of CheE in County md State Aforesaid. tho follow
luk described rtat est1te u H oss ~ and TWO e.,
naied PHI of xt Addition zeeoried N Cook County
Recoroer4 Umoe. NaTeh ssh A. D. lsA in Book - Of
N2 taEe 49, rd pfe:as being situate Ia the ctr Vi
Etiogu. county Of toof. and S,ats q illinois.
Master In chan:esy Of the sspt1iur Cour Il chicago
Chtaka. July 1ixh, ta3e. tyse3 2.Jaa3
, 1859-07-27

q On OF before The 1st September, a good
tenant desires q small house, with yard ia
front or at side. Address. p. q. boz, ls20.
iasr7
, 1859-07-27

WHEELER Wilson'S SEWING sfAcu1xEs.-We
prefer then, for family usc.--N. 7. Tribune.
They are the farorites for fami]ies.-E. +.
TiMes.
They are without riva1.-Sc;katjfe -4mai-
cdn.
They maintain the pre,cmincnee.-N. 7. e.
Presx.
For Aemmin9, filling, taeting md gathering
no statement is necessary, as their reputation
for successfully doing this work, has been for
some time established.
All the 1ntest improvements originated by the
best talent in the Union, are involved in this
machine. GEonoE r. CulrrESnES, Gen'l Agt,,
jy7-1mo lE7 and 1Go Like street.
SlxakR's NEw IA" MAculxE.-This late in
ventiou is designed to obvinte every difficulty
that has heretofore arisen id all Sewing Ma
chimes. It Afns, .ftlls, tueka and gathers- The
great demand for thcm already felt in this mar
Eet, is guarantee that they mutt supereede all
other machines in use now On exhibition, to-
gethcr with all the different styles of Singers
Machines, 1t &C Lake Street. 4. ". Harris.
Agent. jeal-emo
W The head quarters for Skiyt Supporters
is ut 4. Graves, Is Lake ST. jyl3d1w
~ No. Al State street will be easily dis.
tinguished By tho sign Of thc Mammoth Golden
Tea Kettle. jyle-.w
, 1859-07-27

GrEAT 1Esrnrp trrH Crrprrrn-Rnsp Uf1I
crxrrxar-For ,one ye,,e ro.t tbcrr h,. h.er
g, r-o,r;,r t.o,;nx H.. 80. ..o.,..4 -. =.
made md vas ;nner,t,te1v demanded in The
,,...o- ~ sn.,,.;,,.. - :-.a.
other tban the ritz cemetc,v m The LII.
Shore. Distapt-tlouT6 II va. when first sct
apart for tha. nurnoxe n tho then remote out.
slirts, the bomes of the North n;x;e;on hare
now ,onc s;ncc ovcrt.ken n md viii nnot. that
riein;tv one of mr. beet md nost dcnxe1v set.
tied suburbs.
4 met annr,b.,.;o, md n-o;ud;,o ,x;st.
,,,;r.t ;,,,,,,n,,, ,,n.t.,;.u a., a.. 49,.
~aon,1 .r,..5 - ~. 49, 49,. -
t,o horn,x ~ IN a.s.,,. M IT. y I' a. ~
or,bc so;1 naoa rh;ah .s 1922 ~ :. ~. .s:,. 80. I
a., .,,:....-I~,.,. r'.- 80 .'
d;.;on. o,...r,,... ..Sa.c.,s ~ eaen so',
.e,;o,. b., ~. ~ a;.;.a~. s. ~.A
~. f..,,, .,,..xs -, .:" ~ @A t
,~.,.. ,-;.,' a.. ~ s1'' '"'9ss', ~
, 1859-07-27

PEasossL--Thc following arc among The ar.
rivals at the Richmond House: Hon. Lyman
Tremain. Attorney. General Of New York ;'Ex;
Mayor Cook, Bnt1ulo; E. " Trotter; Esq, Al.
bauv: Hon. 4. Saunders, Iowa
, 1859-07-27
The Emperor Napoleon has issued the follow.

1DE -
3yALlscG,o, July 10. Soldiers: An armis-
tice MAS concluded on the sth inst, between the
belligercnt parties, to extend to the 18th Of An
gust This truce will permit you to rest aflcr
your glorious labors, and to recover, il ncccs-
eary, new strength to conclude tho work which
yo1 hare SO gioriously inuuguratcd by your
courage and resolution. | an about to return
to Paris, md shall Leave Tie provisional CON.
soon Us the hour Of combat will hayc struck,
YOU will sec me again in your suid.t 10 partake
Of your dangers"
rhc 1;ans3 Pa1is correspondent says that
tvpLus fcrcr ragged in both tue camps 10 Italy,
and that ten to c]eren thousand were attacked
with it in the aliicd army.
, 1859-07-27

UNDIVIDED HALF OF THE
BRICK WAREHOUSE At WOODSTOCK {!
Ix1 se11 easr terms and time ratuate NH Property
1t Wanteean nd halt of the Warehouse NJ Woodstoek
now occupied By u. n. Hunt.
This u1e1a great cue<snto pe:7ons wishing 10 tnvest
and 20 Into buztneas- Apply 10
C.. D. B1CKFDRp,
At Bank O. Northern u1nuIs Wank,rau.
July = 1s:a. tydtS6J I'm
, 1859-07-27

EB The horse rnilroad on Weh Randolph
street extends from the bridge west to Reubcn
street, and is being pushed along rapidly. East
Of tie Eiyer the line has nearly reached Clark
street, and will in few days b. finished to its
eastern terminus. Tue cars will be running in
ten days. A full equipment Of superb cars are
in waiting from the manufaetory Of J. F. Mend
sen & Co., Of this city.
, 1859-07-27

II a young man named John Guzenheimer
ltas been arrested and will bc examined to-doy
charged with opening letter addressed to ono
Meyer. The two had been partners The case
comes before U. s. Commissioner Uoyne
, 1859-07-27

MI t19 Elt . Ct4LE.-0Late OF ILL
4s1 nnls. took County, SS.-Clrcuft Court Of Cook
Ssunty-,n Gha9e'1y rraa, 4 TuskeE = R,x.t lar
;;nnet, pas.d e. Btar, and the unknown Lelra u oaa
Hobtook. deceased.
Public noe i hereby sfvrn that in pursuance Of d.
este enfered H. .o7< ee c.e The third day q
Ghaneery of Cook County State Of !nsuo1s viii the
I'm d7{ Of AuSss A. D. ls9, At the north door Of the
Court House 10 the City Of Chsu CSunty Of Conk afos
aa Al ten oe.oct IN ie Of said day. eel pao
lc auction to the hehet bidder for eash al Of Lots
ested sesen e. efht {s niue o. nd tn n1' IN boek
one ID Of Dyer DAEtz41na Subdivision Of The enuhh4H
Of hs easthaf Of the northwest Qu4ser Of Section khlT
fur sas n Township thi,ts ts north OF RanSs
Kss I'd Raehef. Aap Of ChcaeS aad 'ienity Ieeor*a
1ss Ia Book . Of ieds aa as 81. eoniaiok tight
~ Arts uaore leA - The al.o Known 1Dd
setbed - t7s cf he ehf Of lat n1u1ed quar-
tel section commencing the .uuh nne Eeof .oEty ~
rods ~c.1 fn the southtass Of said quarter
I'd s1nins thence month q, toca thence west
thence cast to tic r.ct q tvgna4ng cua&ns ektt {s)
ae1es mo enr le or VIII s+1l such pst thereof nay
be neessaY to mike tie raooey upon aid dres hd
latestei and ctsts. L. G. FAME fNkER.
Master II Ch1ncesT OF Cook cuIhty.
Chicago, July H3, 1853. }y.,. M-d..S