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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-29

+ MECHANICS AND TRADERS BANK
New Orleans, Jan. 49, 1859.
:. - e. Notice is hereby, given that the two.
capital having be- subscribed by stockholders
men Of will be required before the inst
jaI3 i'd G. CRJyZAT Cashier
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-29

A. LEVY. Jr., AUCTIoNEER FOR THE SALE
s OF Real Estate Slaves, SUGGESTIONS and outdoor business
generally. Office. rs Common street, Of Camp
street sci II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-29

UNION BANK LOUISIANA,
New Orleans Jan. q, 1859.
AT mn annual election on the l7th inst
Tue io Ting stockholders were elected Directors:
Al. rem, f. Parmele,
nn2h wilson, Il. Biscoe,
Ed. Male, RI Sim
E. Mccall A. P. Nohlom, G. H. slocomb
at meeting o. the Board held this day, ALT PENN
Esq.,. WIS reelected President - -''
Jas GEO, A. FRERET Cashier
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-29

AK HEADQUARTERS WASHINGTON An.
SW2TILLERY--ArsenalG irod atreet. " "
f4V The Washington Artillery will attend regulsr Month.
II Meetings the first THURSDAY Of each month.
and Regular Drills on THURSDAY of every week It !
O'Clock until further notice. "S'-z-'
BY order Of
]. 8. WALTON. Captain.
d. ~ 1SAACSON, .. 3. my28 ly
CLARETLlO casks St. Estephe Meman. superior. - .
- :. 49,: Larronde,
In store and for sale by s. D. GRATIAA 4 CO..
ja24 20 Cnstomhouss street.
, 1859-04-18

ITO RENT-The five story Brick
Store No. l9. Lake street Possession giEea On the
IT cf A,y. Apply Room No. Deatboru Block oppo-
h+e ,h~ rnrt ,ftrr. ! RICE. an 1r4I
, 1859-04-18

The Washington correspondent Of the y. y.
Tri1uAt has the following observations OH the
proceedings Of Thursday;
Mr. Stantnns manner wax violent and oyer
hcarn. tnward the counsel. and crcn toward
t'ir Judge, WIN subsequently, reprovcd him; but
some .ay liz should have committed him for
contempt. lie roared aud talked yiolrntly III
tl1c jury about excluding testimony. making i'll
sinssatons against the rulings. and tssering clap
trap about slaves. 1t is said that he is in tho
habit If dnminccriug over the Washington bar.
The New York lawyers here who are disco1,-
ncctr'l with the case, say they never saw bad
Il scene in any Of their city Courts.
l4c applause, which was generally outside ii
the lar, is significant Of the current Of popular
sympathy. After the sccnr, the Court for !,
time rcsembled Il congressional bcar garden in
its worst condition. The witnesses wcrc drug
gcd iuto leadiug questions before the Court
cuuld forbid the answers. These inllamIl,atory
appeals and coarse lnugua.. made. on III,
wholc. u lisSraceful duy. Thr luck testin,nn,
and assertions. however. had 1narkcd effect
and Mr.. Sickle~'s case appeared to be decidedly
helped.
, 1859-04-18


WASHINGTON, April II, 1859.
There is new and very interesting phase in
our relations with Nicaragua
As has already bccn nude known, Ran Run
ncIs. thr new Consul 10 San Juan, took import
ant dispatches to Minister Lamar and the officers
in command Of our Home Squadron. These in-
@tructlOns have been reiterated and strength
encd BY dispatches sent still more rrccntlv.
Our Minister is to demand the immediate res
toration Of these steamcrs to the Transit Com
pany, ample indemnity for the damage done by
crty On the route, and any other damage that
muy have been sustained in consequence Of the
illegal seizure and other high handed proceed
ings ordered by Martinez. II these demands
nEe nut acceded to nj once, the whole available
naval force in the Gulf, and elsewhere, that cau
be concentrated Ut San Juan in short time will
be placed at his disposal, and directed 10 act
undrr his orders, even if thut course should re-
1ulre TINT San Juan should again be bonlharded,
aud all the towns in reach Of the squadron +
guns should share the sa,ne fate,
The instructions also back M very strongly
General Csss's despatch Of last August, and u.s.
SIRE Martinez III very une9uivncal terms that
this government will protect the rights Of the
American Transit Company.
1he government has definitely resolved that
the Transit route shall br opened, and has is.
sued IL circular to the several companies to as
certain u}'nn what terms the California mail car
be carried by this route from the 3htll Of SEP
tenber. 1>i:. to tlse %htll of June. 1870, TlIc
company must have the privilege Of transit from,
Nicaragua, when our government will protect
the company us far IS our guns will 70 and il
things s!.onltl came to collision; there is hardly
any question but 1lnt the nayal commanders
ws'uld take the responsibility Of 1an,iing suf:
licicnt forces to protect the passengers, mail:
au,l treasure.
, 1859-04-18


The effects uf the blow in raising the wafer Mt
this end nj thc Lake were astonishing. III thu
creek ii reached i higher point between four
and five o'clock in thu afternoon, ,han l,as been
known before since the memorable Hood in 1874
The ft,nt Of Main street vas submerged at least
twelve INCHES. aud Il great portion Of the dock
fur Il lt'ng distance up thu creek was covered
with water, The flats Of course wcrc dccply
ilnoslrd, but We did not have I'M opportunity Of
visiting them to witness the extent and effects
u! the iood. The water fell as fast as it rose.
and al "'clock WIS but little ubcvc its ordina-
rs level.
Thr cause If this rapid and excessive rise, was
not the strength Of the :.aIe. which was no more
viulent tau wc frequently experience, hut tic
sudden chanSe Of tue wind. II had been b!ow-
ing pretty St'y from the east. rai>in.: the water
nj the upper end Of the lake, aud when it shifted
suddenly into the west, it caused Il tremendous
oscillation Of the water in this direction, un.l
carried it for the instant like a vigorously
SWING pendulum, far beyond its usual limits.
We have not been able to learn of any partic-
ular damage wrought either by the wind or toud
1ut vrrr likely We shall have su,uc to chronicle
in our mkt isSuc,
, 1859-04-18
Tic Cuban Filtbustcr Excitement,


4 good deal of excitement ho. bren creotrd
in this civ and throug},out tha county, hv the
statement that uu expedition has been lifted out
frou here to Cuba. aud that the island is m the
rye Of witnessing another Glibnsfcr excitement
lkc that II oxner;cncrd dur;nr fhe 1one1 ;nr,s
s;ons.
Nc hnye obt,;ned thc foliov;n, focta in rc1a,
lion TO Tie matter fror, a re|iabis ,ourre:-Don
Jusr EIiaa Hernandez, ono ri The rr.mcrnhern of
thc la,t Cuhun Junto Tint ,ros essnh1sb.d IN
this c;,r. lcft herr nhont tIrcc wccks s;ncc with
a small number Of Gnban e1ilrs. On board Of
an Aucrican scbooner. with The ayowed pur
nose Of throwinr Themselves ashore on so1I;c
part Of the eastern sod Of The island. and en-.
dcayoriue TO create a revolution. None Of the
other membrrs Of The lute Cuban Juuta. nor Of
tic Americans that were connected with their
operations. have any participation in The plans
of Sraor Hernandez. or have lent hin, auy coun-
1cuancc in his present step.
On fnrmer occasion this same gentleman
sent from hero similar expedition, though on
n smaller scale. il being compssed Of only two
men-Es,rar1nes and Felix. It will be rrmem-
bercd that these two persons were arrested On
board IN American schooner in 1854. beforc
| landing at:Hnracoa. and that Estramnes was exc
cuted At Ilayana. Willie FcI;I wa. sent to the
Spanish prison in Ccuta in Africa
, 1859-04-18

: Astp:sx a.; q; :; nss,'s,;@ ss% .. =:
k<,d;no Pape,. of tAe NlFtf- Tat jal h6a4y !
, 1859-04-18

TOR SAIE.-The Furniture and
street, south Division Apply JOS. u. AUSTIN l11sols
Co
, 1859-04-18


The down train on the st. Louis and Chicago
Rund yesterday morning. WAS forcibly detained
Il, l,ris shton by large body Of the creditors Of
the rnad-la5orers mud persons who had fur
ntsllri wood. The switch ut brighton had been
turned. aud the train WIS forced upon the "side
track when the switches ut either tud were
immediately taken possession Of by the crowd
whu demand payment nf their clains before
they will permit the train 10 move. i train was
sent up from Alton. which tuok down the pas
srngtrs from the detained train. 1t is stated
that the debts demanded are mainly those ill.,
Cured prior to Gov. Nastsson's Superintendent
cy, nnsl that offers topay those which have since
been incurred hare been made, hut the prior
claimants insist upon the immediate payment Of
the whole
t. = deputy Marsha! Keys, and posse Of
our city police. started down IN last evening
train, to arre>t the detaincrs of the train, for
s,oppasc Of the T. s n1ai!. We will learn tho
rrsult This unrrinr
, 1859-04-18
rrO 1;E\T-Near Salnt James

NANTED-About 100000 feet
W PR s,auu, If tsr.l uad:ec stas'nS1 Las
Ter Prnt...Is solicited fu1ash weekly or lAnth! suT
,!y 1t .v1i Gear 1ad t:nt s2s tIn.fs IL f'e~d
~ Nth fa-,s II inch and II !Eea satk tassa<1
!; mi il rh,h: ,xiIE. fnaE l. shst tE'h l. L" II
rt Wiith to III. the rlsra.crs The I1;nsf u te e.
nyra7, on ;hc ha1f Lnu.s 4yInsEL - "a ufLt
~: ttpl: anss apis i.1
, 1859-04-18
r H E CT r Y.

DEARBORN SEu1SAnr.-We have received 4
circular ind programme Of the closing exercises
and examinations Of this excellent institution,
on tomorrow aud Wednesday.
TAcArloS.-0ur city school children nre now
enjoying vacation Of two weeks, the Public
schools having closed their winter term on
Thursday.
, 1859-04-18

ITO RENT.-From May 1st-No.
i sAWest Jackson street. Also houses No. aad II
Price Ie Al the lox price et s!s ninth .sh TO goo
Ee5pens;b}s tenants only. E. Il. " INNINGS,
apf6~lwx IL. Randolph street.
, 1859-04-18

A11ESz1oS, CAuE7s.-AU aetive members, and
All who hare belonged to this corps since its or
sanizatlon, are earnestly requested to assemble
ut its ead-quarters, Lind's Block, next Tuesday
evening ut halfpast O'Clock, for consideration
If matters of the greatest importance TO them
ILL., Dy order, ]iour. WE1HnRELL,
4. S. CoBB, Sec'y. 1st. Lieut.. Coming.
HW,}tyu tt,rif j.. 1879
, 1859-04-18

Our readers are aware Of the fact that nceo-
tiasions were commenced several weeks ago b.
tween Cor. Natteson and the bondholders Of
the 81. Louis, Alton 4 Chicago Railroad It
was supposed few days ago tint arrangements
would he madc by which the bondholdcrs would
take possession Of the road and pay the employ
ees III lull Gov. Aattcson and G. 7. II. Davis
{faepreseutative Of the bondholdersl had con-
5Gtense Mn ice IN this city yesterday. We learn that
raise more than twenty-five Thousand dollars
Hn 'or ene emp!oyees, aud that be expressed viii
.ngaess TO pay the balance Il very lhrge sum
We 90 aot KNOW how uuch) out Of the earnings
o. O., the road: ne left for New York list c7euing.
Inc. Inc "nole Ia'ser IL a5 uncertain now IS It was
18th. "e''
, 1859-04-18

ITO RENT-Thc Stone Store Cor
n.r If rack and Rive: stser:. hayiux z,ut eeuas
and dock Po>-ess!on sren 1T Ut May Inquire x AL
TER 4 ROGERS, toEucE Mo3Eue aat NasSrt &rctts.
, 1859-04-18

PEW RESrAL,-Thc annual rental Of pews in
Grncc Church takes place this morning (Mon-
day. at the church edilice, corner Of Peck
court and Wabash nvcnnc. Parties cnn make
selections from eight to ten A. ".
, 1859-04-18

= Tue way to wealth is as plain as the way
to Cook / McLain's steam dyeing and securing
establishment, IS Dearborn street. 1t is to
waste neither time nor money, but to make the
bssr use of both. Without frugality and indus
try, nothin. will do, and the former may be well
and practically carried out by calling on our
friends Cook { McLain, and having your old
clothes nude by them fit to he worn through
another staspn.
, 1859-04-18

ITO 1}ENT-The Warehouse and
rark IN South Waller street, ocruried hy The Gn.eE-
sInea mar es BFitSt Uas hua!E aE .z,x f.t
tnh11 Inl]
, 1859-04-18

E1Ax1SATioS c. WASHINGTON 6caooL.-The
exal2ieat!opx O. Washington School on Friday.
last +. III Interesting chsz4fa6ttztaaE II be,
large number Of visitors present gare evidence
of the increasing interest which is felt in the
prosperity Of the school. The pupils acquitted
themselves in such manner as to reflect the
highest credit upon their instructions and upon
their own diligence IN study. Father Brewster
WAS present and made some most admirable re-
marks. He spoke Of the gratifying fact that the
rattan had been superseded By kindness aud
reason, and that teachers had at last discovered
thai children are possessed Of hfarts as well as
other people. He said that the cheering spec
tacle before him "lifted half decade of years
from his shoulders" The course Of Washington
school is onward and upward.
STREET CLEASIsG.-1t is proposed that first
our streets shall be cleaned (which never has
yet been achieved}, aud done by contract,
(which IS better than ns way at all and this ut
the expense Of the merchants themselves, who
on any Of our best streets may prize sufficiently
q clczn street, to bear their share of the expense
of the SAME. We learn that the proposition is
very acceptable to several prominent Lake
street houses, and that the block On that street
betwcen two cross streets-we do not tell
which, because if the difference be not percept-
ible it will be literally, no matter-each night,
during the coming week, the sweepings to be
carefully removed early the next morning. We
think there is something in the project that is
promising, and shall have more to say about it.
CHICAGO April 15, 1850.
Nzsus. EIitors:-Noticing in the Timts oi
yesterday letter signed o, e. Buck, stating that
the whereabouts Of any wooden or willow ware
chants of McGregor's, iowa, which be attri
butes to the fact Of no firm in our linc adyertis
nE their goods in the city papers, we woult
cali tile attention If the Timt& correspondent
to the fuct that have and still do advertise to
large amount in various ways, and cannot but
express our surprise that Mr. Buck is unaware
Of the existence Of our firm, which has bes1
now doing business in the same line in Chicago
for over fire years! We would also mention
that it is customary where one dealer receive:
an order for goods he does not keep, to hand il
to one who does keep them. There may occa
sonal}y be exceptions to th1s rule, but th'
Tan<s correspondent says that twice las b.
| written to "supposed dealers in our line, wht
conclusion, we would say, that VIC shall be hap
nv to fill any order, either fur Mr. buck or AMI
| one else who is able to take our goods and Civ
the cash equivalent.
Respectfully yours,
DRlcGs, WHITE l. Co,
Wooden and Willow Ware Dealers,
| IS South Wuter street.
, 1859-04-18

q 4 grand conccrt aud ball will be held 1t
the Mechanics Institute Hail. on Tuesday ere
ming. 10th April. For further particulars see
small bills, apl1-at P.W GATEs PreS't
, 1859-04-18

GoDEr FOR MAr.-Godey, Arthur and Peter
sun for May; number % Of our Musical Friend,
aud 4 fresh supply Of the Dime Sons Book, and
Stanton's Chess Players Handbook hare all
been received By ScSuly i Co., 81 I,earborn
street.
, 1859-04-18

Horse BLowS Dows.-ln the gale on Thurs
day afternoon, franc house on Wells street,
belonging 10 c. h. Starlweathcr, and which
was being raised to grade, was thrown from its
temporary supports and overturned; Ten per-
sur,s were in the house ut the time, but none Of
than ,xcrr iniure1
, 1859-04-18

sB Henry Ward Beccher, the B'ston Tran-
script states, has agreed to occupy the desk Of
Rev. Theodore Parker; Music Hall, some time
during the coming summer.
, 1859-04-18
Carl Sc3iurx at Suhtou,

,.,,;,.,, 49,. ,,,, r
- '''e 'e"''"'.''" y luz "'pu"'ea''S "'
Buston ui the anniversary "f tic blrth-'say Of
TIumax Jefferson. curI Scl,urz REPLIED tn Il
,,,.:.,,,. ,,,,,,;,,,,,,., ., u;s,.;r ~ g.,
e''''''''e'' '''"l''''''e'' (" "''e'''''' ''s ''''
'""S'
lion. t,fi Seinf1 u: "'scone'h was miro
tiac',i. a'a f'sri's' WIN i""aas oi arpias,se.
lie alluded I" Inc rtren' victories III tue West
:'i'a EHS' nhh s'ht thrs'fea' "r>t sem. through
Itl;l. congratulations u 1t4rh III the EAST Tic
well understand tar other 1T once. lie rrn-
r.tslrd +" s'atv what '1'rs Of the West thought
Ia bc trur .leilrisunlan d"ctF tFlnr.
There arc three great paints made by Mr..
.1,.iltreou the ;ir-t, in tue Declaration nf Inde-
u.n,.rncr- the right. tc natural right If every
man IL .rf. government. On thut principle, we
IL WISCONSIN mr., urainSt ,hr cussluycncnt Of
,,:,, mi ,,,,s,, i. ..,;,,,snn hr nj cm,s,i,u.
t;un,l n,r,,,s in mr. nnw,r On tl,nt nrinriuc
,i., vr ,.!u, f,r MI ,nrn without d>,inctnn IL
tr,..i ar LirtI.,,]ncr tIr rlrh,s IF coual
s,l;. l;...nyr,n,urn, and wc mr.. urai,,>t al1 rrs,.
" H. ,n','r L's1 IT, 1..frr",, i; th. o,,;,.ncc II
*. l.il ,l..wu 1l,r ,riucirlv If limiting slavery
I" its "l state limits; WE =" for that and say.
"a ireeus ~ 'a's ".lNtsa. ,', H'" i',ss:4 Wy.
stream ti,at r,,triLu,<s il, >hare tn na4uf,ctur
in: industry Curry Liberty, and uot slavery
"1sfr'Hf 'ur S''c!n'Erht a'a 'hs'''n'anhs !, 20:
,u,nn' ,,,"',nccd mn, ,hr dc,rinc If iim;,inr ,ln.
general s.ye.,,,nrnt to tho strict exercise af its
"clr:atcd powers, aud TIA: th' Reserved !!Ihts
and law.
Tae :ncaninS Of the recent victory in Wiscon'
~. ''''S 'aa !" b verdict Against tns ehoree
u|e> of Th,,,,,s H., nv, r,,,, i, IT,,
, 1859-04-18

urday contains an article Of meaningless abuse
against Mayor uaincs, which series to illustrate
'.he stupidity, ignorance and small supply Of
brains which fexist in the official head If the
Tina local column. As nothing better is cx-
pectcd from Sn:lrlcyow, it weuld not be worthy
Of notice. except on account Of fits..misstatcmcnts
concerning some matters Of private business.
4 citizen Of 0sweso, New York. named
Stoats u'hcbus. What a name ! is holder Of Il
mortgage for some $2s,5'a, upon steanl engine
in planning mill at the corner Of Canal and FOLK
streets. Upon its maturity. steps were taken to
foreclosc, and a custodian placed in possession
Of the engine By the mortgages attorneys, 4
distinguished legal firm Of this city. i subsc-
qucnt mortgage upon the same engine is held
by gentleman living in Muscatine Iowa The
distinguished legal firm neglected to nlaintain
their possession and permitted the engine 10
be controlled BY the nostgagors. Such being
the case, and the junior mortgage haT-
ing u lease of the premises. his attorney
took possession oflthc premises aud engine, as
legally he might; twenty DAYS having elapsed
since the first mortgage debt became due. The
distinguished legal firm, in order to retrieve
their negligence, sent for their 'client (named
stoats'. and cast y about for the WAYS and means
mortgagec in possession. learning that
such entry was Contemplated, called upon
the Mayor for number Of policemen
to preserve the peace and maintain order. An
attempt was made, with fifteen OF twenty men,
to effect NJ entrance, but the assan!ters were
frustratedby means Of good fence, paddock,
Il big dog and a live Yankee; SO that when the
policeman arrived they found the enemy had
struck their co}ors and rctrcated from the field.
The controversy will be transferred therefore,
from the street to it, appropriate place, the
courts. These are the facts Of the case; who
ever wishes to see the mendacious fctions which
have been founded upon them, may find the
ZANE in the 1ins<s, in Gte1ep. T1xpEx,
P. 6-aThe citizen; Of oswego, named
stoats, left this city on Friday evening in grea.
disgust.
, 1859-04-18

CArRo.-The correspondent Of the St. Louis
Democrat writes. April 10th; "one Of the
Messrs. Eads l. Nelson's steam pumps was put
down here yesterday, and will be used to pump
the water ont of the town, until permanent
machine can be put down. This pump is said
to be capable Of throwing out thirty barrels Of
water per minute lie mentions also that the
naoeqaitofs were quite troublesome here yes
tcfday, before the rain"
, 1859-04-18

sB- The celebrated English Racket player,
Mitchell. challenges any Of the players Of the
United States to meet him in game for &c.,
ooo side; the choice Of place to be decided by
toss, and an allowance Of $500 to be made for
the travelling expenses of the party who
"draWs" to cross the ocean.
, 1859-04-18

~ E. lockwood Hoar, it is stated, has
been nominated by Governor Banks, Of Massa-
chusetts, TO fill the vacancy in the Supreme
Court Bench NJ. Hoar was formerly Judge
Of the Court Of Common Pleas.
, 1859-04-18

i lad Suock1SGLY ToKS nY DoGs.-A buy
named William Mcrvin, about twelve years old,
was Oh Friday evening attacked aud ,hocknsly
torn and mangled by i've dogs, which, consider
Ing their fe.ocity, we're morc liberia! than crctl
liable supply for IL butcher na1ned Ncaelitn, OIL
Wells near Adams street. The poor little 1tl-
luw WIS rescued by SON. policemen, WHO >!1ct
fuur Of the dogs. Their hides Mi .ht be dried
aud twisted into i very suitable application for
the mau who would allow dogs Of this eharac;e.
to be at large in a CITY.
, 1859-04-18

- We witnessed the operation Of little
patent water filter, which is the incest thing i'll
its way We ever saw. 1t would seem as if every
family upon witnessing its operation would de-
eide at once 10 adopt it. 1t was sl,own us by
Mr. B. ". Robinson, Of Boston. who is stopping
at the Sherman House. We need nut add that
re shall usc it,
, 1859-04-18

Mr. Miller, lawyer .tsuspension Bridge
who disappeared upaccodntab1y at Buffalo 4
few days since, has been hea1d from at Frank
fcEt, Kentucky, where he is insane and sick.
, 1859-04-18

Observation-Disclosures Residences.
l. Tw,two stnrs Inu..1 .atety built. hy j. H. Lsn4tn
Il il ~. ss4 n..r The LAKE s:"t. 7n shout ~ 4at ne
,,,utrs WALL # 1r lr:~s which the Hye FAX iflu
s:rr- hcth s,'nx IL AMI frur, Ife1+ Park.
The a.Hs tous.s have ct land attached tn rEH
au,. ~ new rler> a1! finished With all modern stllr"se'
aa' n;i5@ly aAptc l.. VI wss ~ pr'. M
hv..r residence. fr tAe!E faniee out ef thr city, The
aovs -- with the let's II sa1! on wheh the sa'1!e ar
<,nr Aru1y IN EEU. +. GOODWIN.
.ntt I'm : ~ No. % Dxa5bn.a st. Er'r.s + d.
, 1859-04-18

~ J. H. Hoes, III Lake street, has return
cd from New lngk with i large and beautiful
stock Of rich and fashionable jewclry for tile
sc:lson. Also, rich FANS shell combs, &c. Please
call and examine the same, visitors will be cour-
ieously treated, whether purchasers or not. We
| study to please. lpla-lnt-c4l3
, 1859-04-18

.a!-I. II. Singer Co.'S new and improved
Family Sewing Machines; also, Machines for
manufacturing, heavy garments Of every descrip-
tinn. constantly OH hand at l4o Lake street, Chi
ca.o i. ". H4nRss, Agent. apl5-Gnl.c?l.
M4r7EsoS Io1s.-Thc Matteson House is
now raisecd to grade. The rrorrictors arc pre-
pared to receive their old customers and friends
as usuai l'lssELL tioonR1cn.
CHICAGO, April !, 1861. ap7lin-c6a5
, 1859-04-18

TN mo,i"n, tie abovc report, without thr res
"lution was received and adopted.
i ,nutinn WIS then made that thc resolution
hc adopted, to Which Ill amendment was offered
su>pcndiu. Mr.. Yam lnwaycn from t'4c priyi-
lt.rs oC tllv board fur six days.
Before tho mntinn and amendment were {,nt
IL lie v",r, Mr. Van Inwas.n expressed himself
wiin. tu apologize if thu l'oard thought he lsu,l
artrl u..uils towards Mr. Cue in tt.r matt, r.
Tlr' amendment t" suspend Mr. Van Inwarrs,
WAS then put tu tile vote and last. attcr which
the resolution accompanying. the rrrnrt was
adopted.
On mn1i.'n the meeting then adjourned
, 1859-04-18
-17O i,LIT EPOW THE 1ST OF

ITO RENT FROM THE 1Sl Or
uAY-The Dwelling House "a II s2'.sa 1sotr.,h
st:t,i ~ It. ..hwc.. eE:ef of J,sk%'z F.t a. '
il in c.,u.i rp,r has paaked csiiaz uattE tae
Yr,Is .taLyrt.ax with fu!.: d.-,:s. ".t ~.N,s
~ " - .rn ca the 1r<t Gear: sst e!1: =
:a;5 r.n .s-s-rsu, a,tie aud observatory 10y. h'
o. the p:r.ni>e. ~e.Ihoues sA.ti A.: 3:t-. M
ssupp.so oe.a "'-1 ~ 4 az. In esSa
, 1859-04-18

PikEs PEAK.-TrnukS, Valises and travelling
bags, manufactured expressly for Il "trip TO the
Gold Mines at ". l. Il. S. Wright's, III md zig
Snufh illrk sfrrrt ftlu-1m
, 1859-04-18

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
~ for Erezybody.-The undersigned viii e.re any pei,
pleasant md hnnoE7hls tsae AsEna waattd Il ezt1y
e:ty town md s1naE; Add1sss =: sW1sHER- Prospet
, 1859-04-18

s3y Messrs. Norris l. Hyde, No. loo Dearborn
street have tile latest New York dailies, also
Harpcs and Frank Lcslia for the week, and the
Magazines for May-Godey, etc. Also Our
Musical Friend; late Boston dulles, the Indc-
pendent, Home Journal, ETC., etc, lr3 Dearborn
street.