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PRESS. AND TRIBUNE.
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WEDNESDAY KoREIHG, MARCH 2, 1859.
CHICAGO srEApFAsTLT REPuBLlCAN.
YESTERDAYS WORK.
TIE RATTLE AND THE VICTORY!

For mo nth past the Democracy Of Chies'
go hsye been engaged in y stsll-huut. With
candidates long ago seiectcd-wish tbs Gid at
uew secret society Of Democratic origin-
with money atea1t3ily but lavlsh1y spent
with a magazine Of faitehcodB in relation to
the standardization in pnwer-with appeals
for economy Of expenditure aud complaints
Of high taxes-with erery Republican Jealousy
tkilfally famentcd--with every prejudice
fosterad aud hattcred-with al tie ma
ehinery Of tho party in complete work
ing oraer-wlth every train laid and
every gun eharged-they went into the
contest NTH confident ASSURANCES Of vic.
tory. Their labor yesterday waa but the
public effort BY which they we're to grasp
suceessl They contested every inch Of ground
fought as men oueht to fight for better
Cause than that in which they were engaged
But xbair- laiax- want for aaught. .--2ne b.
publicaa party OF the eity-trae to it, pr'n-
cipIcs, the men Of its ehoiee and itsen-has
again triumphcd by an emphatic majority !
The Democracy ars routed, horee, foot and
dragons +; and We ere euabled, thfs morning,
10 congratulate our party friends, upsu the
glorious Tasult.
We have not the returns ut the time VI
write to b1 the exact majority by which the
Republicans have swept tue city but it IL <nt-
6sisat 10 aasura tue taxpayer Of another year
Of peaceful and economical rule sud to as
sare them also, that With discretion and vlgl-
lance that rule may be 80 Indefinitely perpet-
uated in the handa Of the Republican party,
that Chicago may be taved from the fate h9
which the other large ei.ies Of the cous*rt,
ridden by The Democracy and excessive taxa
ton, hare bean ovcrwhelmtdl The victory
v,n otter hard struggle will NOT ba barren
Of heue1ccnt results.
, 1859-03-02
The Lake Street Grade aud the Retail
Business.

K8tnrs p,.s. .nd rdhr,..
~ :. .h..a..a.;..;a 49, $1,000. ~ .h r.,. IN
~ eoeraetesfsfe OF me American peop1e 70
70 10 ext1emas, ind IN Chlcago No paftAKe o1
this peculiarly TO a yerv noticeable degree.
W. h.r. hod =, a-.s. ~ .1f d.~ nr.da
AAo Nv s'ao' 81 A'' 1s"0 e""''
osek aes'h 70 no grade' q high grade ma no"
second edition OF tho latter; and now right or
wroou let NJ haya il nermsnent and tousre m
IN II =. fam =, oo,.,h,. NJ ~. -, ~ oo;,o
~ - 20 la"@ 80 posA'oie' oo' eto VIC no' 6o'as
10 IN e2tfenae IN onf recent improvements maoe
uecesaarY By our new xsadet Rising building
designed Tor bua.ues. purposes 10 orade from
=. 49, g.. -,.-. t,.-.,s 1..:-
sn' ~ wv 's1< 19''' sne "a'A ~ 'e''ous ua4s
sa8e, and WILL prove 'atal to their dearanli'tT
for retail purposes.
1f1cts s+-s.+ :. ~ hid Is. .-,.,.;u
-. 80 ~ Ao'4 40 soe'.'oA 80
Ell ts'feet, anu .eonteq6enAy sac nlgaer va1uo
Of its font, it, buildings aud the street itself
muat ba accexaihle- .nitabfe and .tt,.ct;ve #
<. -.-
sue o"neta u properly Oh ene e'sees "aas 70
double lA present rHfue during the next few
vears. it in in their nower. In eve1v r;tv of
,..
1a180 AiA'o' 'n0 pfopel3 aaeo 4or fe'an pa1-
least double the rental Of property used for
~hot<.,ts rnrnn.a. exc,c.;v~1v
~ o@no!1 -. ,ef.h :, ssr+,rs * -.~,.ir xu.~.
-ff%e
e1a!aon o. tnelr property they must un1te 10
nsk'ng the asiset pleaaan. promenade. and
eooiofm tne11 ou.olnes 70 tae vans et fesaA
naae. 80 Put a.ose ~ nucn soose tne PROM
enAao ~ nae oeen aoaa - ~ se'ee*a leeent anefa-
nons' u eqoA. .asas ~ ~ 'osa 1u1 ie.n4 potpoaea
aua o'sly on. ~ nnHaeu :" ueH'.nsns 30 tno
t;a tse'' ~ i"..i,;.at .oMl uap."s tn,sn vssopH~
toa. No in'eHtgeas 5etalisr, ha'ia3 any e1pe-
II such nuiia1n9, Of r'ek The damage to hia
oaaiaea3 OF fofosdoaoR, laoeftaus easfauee:
Put this street up to unlfo1m grade, make the
entrances to III stored easy aud inviting, keep
he s1Teet clean, nnd Is will secure Poatlou no
change OF population OF rival competition Gun
impair. 1nylse the throug by making The street
1nTisinB, End ths throng will be sura Ia come
1nto it. Tho Talue Of property III cities il not
determined by the amount Of bnssness dons up
on it entirely, but more by the crowd that ocSu-
py it. l. retailer doing q large trade hos from
oue to four Thousand customers per diam; the
wholesaler not Al many hundreds. By tha
meRna referred to tie tho7onEhfsrs would be
secured. This would enhsoce 4ne Ta1ue Of prnp.
erty by making the upper roam valuable. All
the room IN the great shorouRhfsres Of large
Esateru cities IL valuable from cellar TO attic and
in demand 10 sue4 degree ~ TO MIKE the ar
erage rentaa Of upper soomt exceed the lower.
Place Lake ssreet IN the sans reiativs position
Ana tha income Of itn owners can b doubled
without increasing rents nt lower 1oota,
l.Iakc s1eet noH Is, peonIe dread to euter it.
Ali live hr the absolute aect.sities Ut tue co1nuu
nity. The immense trade Of Broadway il Largely
matt nh at tie prrehlsaa Of those uhe inv
, 1859-03-02

The sirkles Tragedy at Warrington.
WAsH1xaros, Feb. 2s.-The examination con.
cernipg 1hs killing of ,4r. Key, did not sate
place ia, day, "a was aiticipsssd. Mr. Sfckles
has retsined n counsel Ar. Stanton, OF fith.
bucgh, Mr. Chiiton vi. Radcliffe, and report
says others, includint Dsvid Paul Brown.
Through the interrentie1 Of friend 4r. Htck.
Yes has consented thai for the preeent Mrs
siekes and their child shall remain with her
mother, who hss been t4y.graphed, and who il
expected to arrive here b night. Tbs jsil was
to-day vtsited by many 4 Mr. Siektes' friends
Numerous rumora are {foat concerning all tho
parties, having the tf.ctto agsravate the fae's
already psinfn,'y d;at.eP Ping, aud many Of the
reports are pure fictioa Mr.. 8lekses will re.
main IN pr.ou uutit lilo {day, when bis case will
e. betg!s The grand jn,I His counsel belisxe
cation will bring up .ae ensi7e eAse. including
thA provocation.
Mrs. Sick,es admits, to clergy man who vi..
Tied her, that her confession ia correct in I'LL
particulars.
Nj. Keys faueral will take plscs Tomorrow
tT1eaday). The members of the Bur met today
and passed = series tt revolutions expressing
their sorrow and reKtet 1t the deRth OF Mr.
Key, and their intention Of attending hin fuue.
ral in body
TO day nj. sict,es il }3iu 4 complete mental
proatrstiou. and refuses 10 see. anybody but
lew Of bis most tnsim&atricnda. Mrs. s. ia con.
fined 10 her bed bY sa7esa ifluesa, md refusea
to $50 snY one. Ar. Buchanan called at tbs
jill to day to ECO lii. ticklea. There arc ru-
mora that Mr. ButlerKorth Was arfested las.
evening Is m aeceasErg to the k.lling Of Ar.
Kay,
WAsHGarox, March i.
The following was this day agreed upon By
hr. SiekleS counsel: Lit. Sicktsa having been
committed on sunday, thn further e4aninstion
before tbs magistrate will be waived, for the
rsaaon thst tho Criminal Court Commences on
Monday, snd, being in confinement, ha will be
entitled without delsy 10 IN lmmedi&te and final
tria'. L further explanation before the CON.
hitting magistrate vua!t Involve long inyes-
tigation Of the distressing circumstances With
cut any final result, AMI might p1ocrastiuste
the period Of getting the tlsp before The jury.
Numerous oders Of bul ha.e been pouring IN
upon Ar. S:ck!es ever si3 &c he WAS committed,
but having voluntarily placed himself at once
in the lsnaa Of public l4ttee, 10 uill patiently
wait Until hia act hhxll pa tually pronounced
upon BY jury Of bis eo{atrymen, after fn]l
and complete hearing oil she case; and whilst
this may aubiecs him II some Inconvenience.
his own feelings and thts. Of otha1s inynlyed,
whoa ne u wiling b. s,r ~ eosbipto ~ spare,
will he saTed from tho repeated discussion oi
ahe unhappy clrcu uns'atces attending thi. ease-
. Mr. sickles' father srrived last night, and
bad painful interview W:h him. Tbs mothar
pf Mrs. Slckfes also Tiai,&1 him this mosajoa in
6cup1ag viii .:Snr---~1 u. =, Na-ya.l
tna W.. 80 o,sresue 6r ~ feeiirE. u -
, 1859-03-02
Old Granger Fio0red.

II the Democracy bad raked tia Seralth Ward
all over, they could not have found p4an whom
tho Republicans dislike more tl,sn ELr1u GKASd
n, nrf 6newnom euey would tzbor Earder to beat.
They have beaten him handsomely-by majority
with which he will be coaten.. H. has been
hoored BY an honest man-.3ohn Aston! AL
homer to the iudomltabIe Seventh!
, 1859-03-02

HAsarxoros, usrcb 1.-The Senate to. dsy, in
Executive Session, rattsd the Reed trentita
with China
nr. Cameron is to nova for = committee Of
Investigation into the blank printing frauda ex~
posed ia the Senate yesterday by Mr. Wilson.
, 1859-03-02
Ninth Ward.

Ninth Ward.
Among the regrets OF yesterdays business,
the defeat Of l. h. RusLxr, E:q,, Republican
candidate for Alderman in Tho Ninth Watd, il
not the least In the Common Council, he would
have served his condiments with the zeA
honesty and fidelity ~hich distinguish him II =
citizen qualities which in thst body sse never
afbiAa
, 1859-03-02

Amon9 tho speakers At tho Republican Hesd
Quarters laat evening were Hon- ABRAHAM
LINCOLN, Hon Leonard SRett Of Bloomington,
and Hon. 4. ". Nick Of Kankakee. They
were received With repeated rounds Of ap--
p1sRsa
, 1859-03-02

TIKI LAsr MILK Or lRox.-Adviees frorn Erv
lork received Inst week, announce thu arsti-
firing fsas that the Last milo Of iron necesssTy for
the completion Of tho Chicago. lows lad Na-
eraskA RaalEosd to Cedar Rapida, has Msn
purchased: md w'll ss shipped immediasely hy
portant, compared With tho diaaavsptaRe of d.
lAYiuE until navigation II onened.-.Io,nnT
, 1859-03-02
STEAM s0lT Burned OF TIE nIss,ss,pp,
400 Peraons Oh Board--2Q0 Int.

| Nkw 0R1xAxs, Fab- 29.-The ateamhoat pr;n
! cess, From Vicksburg for New 0rlesus eYo1o5
| ed and burned on Sanday noYu;nn la, AZ ~
| rad's Point, near Baton Rouge. -Four hcrSrsi
[ persons we're on bosrd, Of whom t~o hundrsd
! are lost and missing. moatly residea.s Of I.on
! aiana snd AiEsissippi- Alasge number of Lids,
we're On board. 6iiing tho iaaie,' and hsii '. II.
Reutlemen's cabin.
Tbs following are the uaIaea OF tbs kialea q,
far za esce.tained; J. ". Seymour of Raton
Bou2e. Calhoun OF Ms,avil!e, Ey,. the n,3nt ri
the Priucess, Asst Engineer H. i. Eu1nhv ct
81. Louis. ]. J. Hodges Of Aisaissipp, md tbrea
unknown.
Mus1sa.-Mean.. Cha1iea R.ni..er .od L.
Howard, residents Of Nav of1e4ns, Mr: Joseph
No other Northern or EasMrn names are ascer.
tanned.
A large number we're badly kcalded and 9TH
erWi1e injured The boat and cSr9o ver4
totai loss, tbs boat was cue Of ths finest On The
river.
ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS,
a boat which has just asri7ed from the wreck
Of the Princesa, btings number Of the woaud>
ed aud dead.
The weather Was fogEy 1t the time OF the ex-
ploRiou. she Was behind TING and had too much
steam ou. 4 Bston Raage dispatch says that
the engineer u reports<. to hare said that he
wouid reach Sew 0sieas..i in 4 certain umo Of
blow up. Tho engineer Waa cut oomptete1T into
pieces by the explosion.
About one hundred arc wounded, many Of
them dangeroaslT and IN dying condition.
Il il Impossible, ~ yss, 10 ascertain thu uum
ber lost Severai hoats saved many os thu pas
xengtr1-
Much excitement prevails bers and all alonx
the river, Numerous unrscognizsd bodies are
being found. No othHt Northern or Western
names Kfe Jet given.
, 1859-03-02
LOCAL MATTERS.

Attention is called to Tho saie al anet;on
thu morning Of Household Furniture. At l35
Adan1G etreet. 4 dne Rosewood Plsno Vii b.
sold; also Wilder's Safe,
, 1859-03-02

HoNs FOE THA FR1nSDLExs.--Ths regular
monthly mesting of The Board Of Managers tho
Houao Tor the Ftlendless. will be held At the Home,
thls afternoon at O'Clock.
general attendance 5or important business Is
requested. E, +, D1ck1ksoR, Esc'y,
, 1859-03-02

The saharriq1o4s 70 tbs s4oek ef ths Chicago
1oaa I'D 1fast csmpao5 asseRs&a4 - laso, 900
upaa 1sss s~aninE+ For taeA ii rsfpra 10 t1st,
Atsnssota Bsafs, H.. ~ aaeAey sstiaas en ~
toa,A pset, ~-,~ 81
, 1859-03-02

II Pike's Peak Boots, wafer. proof md
msde expressly for Tho Gold Rsgioni- :,Also
mnooef 6not4 et conf at The Boot AndSh1e Ex-
change. III Lake strsst, second door wsss Of
Ii SAILS xtreek. m.1:1w.
, 1859-03-02
THE CITY.

Ward Majosities Tor Mayor.
Ths following m.joritiez in .hs several Wards,
on the 6rst eosnt Of atralEht deksts were an-
nounced Last evening. Modified Is the result
will be By later counts. it will undonbte5}y isays
Handsome majority Of trome 7oo to 500.
UA{EE8. GILMAN,
, 1859-03-02

SAIL ,Ho.- Yesterday Two young man living
together in \ bhansy Oh the North Brtnch,
c.uikers By trade, named chsacsy Hays and
Juhu Sssmau. were arrested on \ charge Of
stesiiug Qu.atity Of saila..valued at &l93 from
tbs schooner MAY. Tbs property was found
slowed on their premlsea. They sre slowed for
Aaower part, Alton likely.
, 1859-03-02

Tbs receiI.'s Of al kinda Of D}eaastuds dtFtiog
thu mast rock I1a ve fai!en Of very considerably,
owing ptobebly to the bad condition Of the road
tu The interior portions Of the sa&e. The receipts
last week and tho preceding week, cuhpare rs
Iotlows:
, 1859-03-02
Aldeymcu+

Aldeymcu.
The following Is the list Of tue incoming Board
OF Aldermen. The Democrats ars Ia Itailc- The
frat named Alderman in each Ha1l holds over:
Nrxt Wasl-Lont. nptsford.
Fero-d N2'd-Abbat. Harris.
Ttird Wxrd-EnrtA Jnp-h-
fkrth Ward--Mvcrs, Esaaefy
Fffh W&ed-J D ard, JafL
FfIth Ward-fcn Horn R-oo
ft1tu.h Wsta-We .dt Alton.
Filth Ward -Tri:ht WahI.
Ninth WatdCar%erfe.. IIAck.
Te9th Thtd-EisenLs4ekxr, {bn.itlx.
Republican,.
, 1859-03-02

II Vi are under obligation 10 Ar. Edward
=. 9ess, fright clerk, Of khs Illinois Central
Rallrosd. for valuable statistical Information
connected with our commercial dep,rtmnut
, 1859-03-02
Explosion of q

Explosion of q locomotive.
CLkFzLAkn. Nurch l.-This marainv loco,
motive exploded on Tho sten5erville aud Indi.
sna Railroad, few miies from :',euben7i!e,
lnstaatfy killing the engineer, fireman aud !
brakeman. The tnxins Is perlect wreck
, 1859-03-02

P1n's PaAs-1rruks, vAi,sss and tzsysltar
6afs manufactured expfsaely for u3P to ths
t{old Mines et Y, / g, 8. Wrixhts 81 aud NJ
bonth Ct1<k strsat~ fata xm. :.
, 1859-03-02

Reducing lie Flour 10 Wheat. aud adding all
:ae grain up there IL filling oil in the receipts
3uripg the past weel Of A7.5p2 bushelk.
Tue receipts If Flour and Grain since the 1st al
.1anuar5, compared with the receipts during the,
, 1859-03-02

Tue Flour market dutiug tue past week has
been firm, aud III advance Of 1d495a per barrel
las leea, established on Spring Extras- This nar~
let IL verr bare Of stock =; tor although We lave
about %, 900 bbls in spre il Is ue1rly al sold to
Canadian aud Eastern parties, and awasts shs
opening Of navigation to he shipped. The light
receipts Of Wheat, At nelI a. the ttInness il New
York, with good speculative fcoling in tho West,
have gwen the market buo5abcy-WinseF having
Advanced s04c per bu. ana Spring 5@Gc-tps
m,.ket closing very tira. with ~ upward tell
4deacF. Corn has advanced 3@I:. Oats, RIc,
and Barley have maiutained former prices, aa-
though pr,mc oa!a and BuEey ara considerably
1.mer.
The receipts Of Hogs. live and dressed. dur
ing tha past waek, vera 1,4s5. against 2.o26 the
proceeding week. The receipts, shipments and
surplus for Tho season, will be found in tbs fol.
lowing liable:
Res& p's Of LIvs md Dresssd 11oks ftcrn Nov. atn
&eb. u q
To Il thls sAAson ~
R4p1sd 90 "a feh. b. 9-.--:.--...,......-.....sGHs
4A1A SSe- <F.s12
Totd SURPLUS. III
Tho Provision market during The pat week
hss been guile insctise. Moas of the stock here
- held subject 70 eastern hauscs, and il not gen.
orally offered Tor aale- The Packers have sbout
ciosen operations for The aeaaon.
Thu following table shoHs ths c9osia9 prioss
of .he principal staples il this znsrket, CON-
CARED With tbs ruling priced Z year sgo:
, 1859-03-02

f~"%~-9sf~1 VIZ
D1sso.UT1oN of CO-FARTxERs8IP,
~ To htn Ct coutna 4 R'4te,erd. proprietor. al
tureh.sed H. iatefess 81 Mers co!ns il ~ @otaa
Tne e -e9na q tae azn ~i1 he si7sed b. VI B teh
Heut sIo1. and 10 whom al prss7ns ndef3ed - re
,x~ M5Rgla coLt1va
Chicago Lead flps aad Sheet Lead Works.
fhe aadesfEasd vti ntueo tds d nanutactur{ns bud
~ nn3er BIZ ri vd "a nAne. and aSp The Axr1v ~
re Go4.r Walts t:4a snd On O. s. Loas aad of
aa = aot e d9Iss e N e.: aad rcas1 s<seecu !,
rn,,.., u..,., ,,a Iw. BLArcH1oaD.
ne nrua cf Bateht,r coun% rropr4e o7. o, tbs 81.
LouS Lt.f Nns ateet ead Works this daJ ds.safs
j. s.i r d ID VIC ssrn*
,hs wtn r. s!e.e = ae Collin. rs a.
mas nn:d.ss saasttsd r. fs9tsd TO
t. loah 1.seh i. ID aoRiis cottISS.
St. Lonis LEAD Pipe and Sheet LeaA Wsrks.
ffe u1derxhed will continue u. mAnufa:turtns hui.
a: e under by individual nsue and voul respectfully
~ aoKss colt 1Ha.
TUE ctPARTNERsulP or WILLARD.
L Ala14nder Go Is thls day d,soiysa hy mutual
so9 Iii tate7s N is saakax Hoass af VIII ! Az
aader 20. - L + Alexander g..
TetsQssYI rN IL ALETA.naR
L. A. "aiAsd VII continue hl4nnca = "a C3a1kA.
, 1859-03-02

EsOR aALK OR RXOHAN9E-KIGHrY
II AeN EseA Rtatie RHs..r IAnA. a(esassd h
&.9 3oEAH. t. = n.34e eem C6}eAeA nd 3 .1N10
- Hsp ot 1hsa. aashsA natsa4 ueMtk~ Ii IN u aM
ae:eA Sxah4a1d Z r ~ gesuAYsN q afe 4santeuaa
eox 1aceapF 70 ts9ias:
, 1859-03-02

- 9es sdvsfsiesAaut OF Quakar Qity -
sewing A1abiu& Il Co1x11k Il Co, ;,
|. .eoa-ly ~ 4eke ttffPskk -
, 1859-03-02

Acc.Dkxy II BaKwkax-Two Nix BApIr
lx1uRxn.--We lesrd TINT On Monday tho boiler
in shs Bins Ial4pd Brewery, 1t Blas 1slaod,ia
ehia county. exploded. causiDg considerable
damtge and sseiousiy ipjurins two msn who
Hers 1t work in the estsblishmenh oas Of whom
il not expected 10 survive. and the injuries Of
9he othez szs also dangerous and perh&pa mar
tal Tho boiler waa blown through tho alds Of
tho building u abont tHenty fae. bsyond Tha
damage will uo: exceed $500.
, 1859-03-02
u HILL i SWAS
64-....- Dearborn street. 81,
Piano Forte, Fine Furniture, &e..

Furniture Dealers Altva,ion.
1900 FLAG sEtF cHaIss,
AT PRIVATE SALE CHEAP FOR CASH
GILBERT IL nA:nPsuN.
M1z1 Austsonstrh u LReA
RY GILBERT i SAMPSON.
, 1859-03-02

DROPELLEBS FOB sALE.-THE PRO
peBe4 GENfeKR CIIIE1, now btne n BuR1a, II,
r spa ~ pzor:Ier GAiIfoaN1A. nov b:n{ q mevs-
I'd ba!scee ID IL nd tsefTe Honthx sith undaoots
sscary Tor m41e Ind further y 'et1a at1en aadseaa
ss& e1H1r, AseptN.Y AkR9. ca. nunrit1 n r.
, 1859-03-02

If MAs. AAEkaAx WHxE1xR's LzcrcRx 70
LADIES UPON rn& tc1xHcx or ATAToxx Axn Pxrs
ox.-The third leotute Of ths preaent conree
1t the Ftrst Preshyter Church, will be given
this afternoon st half p.st two o'clock. Sutject
- Digestion Tirks.s. Of sdmisaion twenty i've
cen&a.
, 1859-03-02

The NeT Rsneay Tor Uonsunptiou-
Prspsrea aad eo1d hx IL HID / "a,
4eot, sesda sad 0heuiatk ~ asd tt Isks azssk
, 1859-03-02

P1ccoIox1S1 NOT CoxtSo 70 Ca1cAoo.-A dis
patch Was received In the eis5 yesterday. statrg
that picco1omini aud troupe arc On their way 10
New Orleans, aud will not yis1t this city. From
New Orleans they proceed to Earope-
The secsnd harvest hfter S:rakosch's Italian
Opera Troupe would probably have paid Is poorly
in CAic2Eo as 1t did In st. Louis.
, 1859-03-02

MALE At AUCTION "A FARM NE.R
n,,.x nsnee nnaoots osnttsi = R. Haa nj aboa. 10
aer 20 t1aton I'd u. ~t4h snalt r.edencs dns
a.o 4 4d; never sEk scr11 and &C 70 Of yood.
u fhe a.a.s of Dan s'tA,Ek, It Nonea @''-|
!4h'-e e9' sAsa: tho bAlAo e In tho. eausl pa1.
aenfs.on tho II q 9siataoek OF .h4 YEN. ls5N 5Ss
a1a se WITH Int reat It ten prt ecus II m i9Y n sas
he'ff e Il 4 .c w south Hals ttresl chs 10.
, 1859-03-02
AMERICAN EXPRESS CO.'S

Commission Merchants
..nKARBoHH HTRREr
W1 adTaoee every description II xoodz enosisnAd
for Auction Bales.
" STRICTLY / coaas1ss1oA EousR -
xoRAf1o Au1- tlAEl aAauu svAhxv
, 1859-03-02
Do Rent.

ECO REST-THE sToSE FRON T THREE
l. .torJ and basennen> h-uss No. 10+ North 1a.a.)e
hfee* NJ atHo Nery nAsu apd she'd Ia the fpsr
A.b1to g. l. AU4BAAD. No~ Lootnis' Rtocz.
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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-05-05
S t. Mic Il . las Hotel
CUMBERLAND, MAINLAND.

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| V'IIE subscriber having leased the ST. Mich
! L olas Hotel an d purchased the whole OF the
| splendid furniture with which it is furnished ID
luxuriant style, respectfully informs the public
thatitis now open for the reception of it's
| friends and patrons, and will continne to be
kept in style equal to first class City Ho-
tells. Neither pains nor expense will be spared
to render entire satisfaction; and from many
years experience as Il hest he 1atters himself
that he can accomplish 1t.
The Rooms are large and we'll ventilated,
and the hotel itself, besides being convenient
to, is sufficiently distant from the Depot to 10
free from the incessant ringing Of Jeifs and fhs
oBsasire coal smoke aHd gas escaping from To-
cOmotives continually standing in the imnH-
dipte vicinity of the Passenger Depot.
Polite Porters always in attendance at the De.
pot to receive checks and take charge o: bag
gage.
A liberal share of patronage is respectfully
solicited.
BOARDING. PER DAY, $3.50.
Rsd-The several Stage Lines running hereto.
fore from the Revere House. to the Bedford
Springs, j ohm stown and West Newton, and owes
the National Road, now start from the -. Mich
Olas. Persons wishing to travel over either OF
these roads will have ticketsProvided Tor them
without further trouble, by leaving their names
at the Office.
Persons wishing 10 travel over the entire limo
in the daytime can do SO by taking the Mail
or Accommodation Trains from Baltimore and
layins over in Cumberland until the next
morninc and taking the S o'clock train Those
from, the West can take tho Mail Train, lilo
over and take the n. IN. train for he East.
SAMUEL LUMAN, Proprietor.
Sent Q, 1883.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-05-05
RIEsStF.s'Ga s. Co.'s
PATENT CHAMPION SAFE.
At DUBUQUE, IOWA.


DUBUQUE, Jan. 7, 1859.
Gents: ! am requested by Mr.. I. A. G.
CCchranc, ofthis place, to say to you that on
the morning; Uitho 18th instant, about 3 o'clock,
his store took fire, and the entire stock Of
goods destroyed. The heat became 50 sudden
ly intense that none Of the goods could posi-
bly, be suvcd but fortunately his books and
papers, which were in one Of your Champion
Safes, were all preserved perfectly. And well
they may be called Champion, for during the
whole conha grafton there one ncessant
pouring OF fame directly upon tho safe which
contained them. And still, upon opening it,
the inside was found to be scarcely warm, while
HE outside was most severely scorchcd.
Yours truly, n. 4. MCCLURE.
Herriugs Patent Champion Fire and Burg
lar Proof Safes, with HALLS PATENT
POWDER PROOF LOCKS, afford the greatest
security of any safe in the world. Also Side
board and Parlor Safes, of elegant workman
ship and finish, for plates Be-.
FARRELL, HERRING Il CO., have rcmov-
ed from 81 Walnut St., to their new store,
No. 6GG Chestnut St, (JAYNE's HALL,) where
the largest assortment of Safes in the world
zen be 'uund.
Farrell, HERRING q CO.,
62l CHEsNUT STREET..
(Jayne's HaU,) Philadelphia
March 81, lS59--6M.