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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-02-17
Boots and Shoes.

DOOlS dHU SIIOtSs
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF NEW
goods in this line, ex yankee" viz:
Mems enameled pump brogans,
Mems patent leather pumps,
Mems enameled Oxford ties,
Mems goat do do,
Mems calf half welt dress boots,
Mems calf thick sole French calf boots,
Ladies' fancy buskins,
Ladies' do rosette buskins,
Ladies' India rubber sandals,
Misses fancy buskins.
ChiId's fancy lace CATERS,
Ladies' worsted slippers
I32tf c. A. & II. T. POOR.
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III. HACKFEED & CO.
IT FOR sale to arrive,
THE CARGO OF THE AMERICAN BRIG
sskOlOa,'
FROM BOSTON. DUE FEBRUARY Is. 1859.

BOSTON, DUE FEBRUARY Is, 1859.
TAR, PITCH AND ROSIN,
Bales navy oakum,
Pure white lead, in 25-fb kegs, black paint,
Pitch mops, birch brooms, hoped pals, wash tubs,
Assortment Of single and double blocks, chains,
-Kln-dried corn meal, in barrels,
Mess pork and beef,
Oak boats from 10 to 16 feet long,
CEDAR" +" Is tn 20 " "
Cut nails and spikes of all sizes,
Assorted iron. square and round, from / inch to 8 inch,
Dried apples, rice, saleratus, soap,
II, 2, q, 8, 81 inch oak plank,
inch clear white pine boards pianed,
ga " q 81 plank, &
White pine shelving, planned two sides and edged:
inch white pine boards, rough,
Doors and windows. assorted sizes,
Cumberland and Lackawana coal,
Cotton duck, sheetings, &c, &C, &c,
Per "sACHEM,, from Boston,
DUE 1sr MARCH
Bbls Haxa1 -four,
Gases Hunters tobacco,
Dried apples, in ] bbls.
saddles, complete, with stirrups and belts.
PaIm-Ieaf hats,
Cotton sail Irvine,
Meas kip brogans,
Blue and white cotton thread.
Cases shifting, denims,
" sheeting.
g blue drilling and blue cotton, &c, &C., &C.,
Per ssALOHA,' from Bremen,
Q 18th MARCH
Bales hickory shirts, printed regatta shirts,
. blue union serge shirts
Souwesters, ladies' Isle thread hose,
Gases Victoria lawns,
" plain tape-check muslin, black,
Bales fancy prints,
Black and blue figured alpaca,
Bales blue flannel,
SILK Umbrellas, cotton socks and stockings,
Mother-o- pearl buttons, ivory combs,
Assortment Of ready-made clothing,
Superior Holland gin, in cases, French prunes, in glass,
&c, &c- &c, &c D'u
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-02-17

Just Received, per Modern Times.
FROM BOSTON
A Nd FOR SALE AT THE STORE OF THE
undersigned, wholesale and retail
Choice brands Tobacco,
Boxes Hunters, Meitons, and Cavendish Tobacco, 50
10 kegs, 10 gals each, sup. Whiskey,
2 bbls, 40 gals each. sup. Whiskey,
Half bbls Powdered Sugar,
Genuine Cologne, Httt
A small lot best Rat Poison,
Pure Linen Playing Cards, etc, etc, etc.
1861 Won HOLT & HECCk.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-02-17
Cargo of Lumber for Sale !

UUST PER EOLUS, A. Camman,
e Master, direct from Mendocno Mill, comprised of the fol-
lowing assortment:
39,46s feet rough Redwood Boards,
3,32S " I" Scanting, 8 ks,
10000 s 5-feet Pickets,
$1,000 :. 1,ineh tongued ana grooved Redwood Flooring,
22,795 I" surfaced 1-inch Redwood Boards,
10.282 1t " Plank,
32,95s :. planed +inch Siding,
1888 " " " 6 feet long,
1874 {" tongued and grooved Pine Flooring, II inch,
$4,000 Redwood Shingles.
ALSO
American l inch white pine Boards, planed on two sides,
Do i inch do do do do on one side,
and II, 12} and Is feet length.
Do i inch white pine Boards, 10 inch vide and IL # long,
Do white pine Sheathing Boards, planned one side,
Do cedar Shingles. shaved,
Do pine and spruce laths.
135-f CHAS. BREWER ID.
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advertisements

NEW GOODS NEW GOODS
SOON DUE PER s.
Bark "Sachem,
N FOR SALE BY
H q. Hall.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-02-17

SHORTLY
Per Bark s.Sachcm." aud Ship "POIynessa,"
FROM BOSTON,
VuyHE FOLLOWING FOODS:
Dry Goods.
Bales Excelsior denims.
. Suffolk
g Illinois Mills extra stripes,
Gases blue sheetings,
=. Uxbridge "A white sheetings-
Mems kip brogans,
" enamelled brcgans,
{" calf
50 Oxford ties,
. cloth Congress CATERS,
" calf sewed pumps,
50 patent leather sewed pumps.
For sale by
1871 u Ak fooN
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advertisements.


HAS JUST RECEIVED BIZ THE MOD
en Times, y and has in store
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-02-17

Bread. Bread, Bread!
FOUR CAVES MORE FOR THE DOLLAR
DOBERT Owe Err, CONNECTION.
II Err, &C., begs leave to inform his friends and the public
generally, that he Intends, on and after Monday. Feb. Z, to give
go lon YES of the best Bread for One Dollar {!
He likewise manufactures to order, and will keep constantly on
hand, fancy cakes and confectionery CT all kinds, which he will
sell at most reasonable prices
n. B.-Ship Bread constantly on hand and made to order, at
the shortest notice. 136-3m"
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and CITY MARKETS.

-THE NED
having purchased the god WIN and fixtures q
the above markets, have this day formed . Co
-AA-AA partnership, for the purpose Of carrying on the
Butchering Business, In all its branches, and respectfully solicit
: share Of the liberal patronage hitherto bestovedson The late
arm Of Risely 4 Beatty. Families, by sending in their orders,
as the market sfords. J. BRADLEY,
L. =. BEATTY. Salesman. 1882 ml j. J. SMITH.
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UPHOLSTERTNG.

-mnTHE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING A
U thorough knowledge o. die above business, begs TO
IL notify his friends and the pabec gsmsnlty 81 Hcnoau-
E64az7 Ia, thath is prepared 10 make o0pdeT, On short mo-
Ttice. ana in the most thorough workmanike manner, Spring
Lounges, Spring Beds, Har, Pulu and Grass natresses- Odeo-
III Lounges, etc. recovered and repaired u&A neatness and dis
patch. Carpets y III kindshtaf IN tAe - taoreugh w:.knan-
like nanper. +. AnokAnAns
I1oIorn Next door TO Ca. Csrk, Eoq. Ho1cl axeets
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91bfrtisfmfnts
lust RECEIVED PER SYREN (!
CHARLES AR I'D.

the American clipper ship
RR0N fROSvox
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Head Quarters, Honolulu Rifles. I,
February Is, 1859. (
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-02-17

- Ale best quality, just arrived p
clipper ship ~syrn'e u" CHAs. BREWER, %.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-13


A TIRES STORY HOUsR AND Lot NO. l6S WE
~ Npeeen,h street With modern improve IT, for :
Inqui,e % A. ANDRoss 100 West MI see .pees
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-13
NEWS FROM NEW GRANADA.

TAI UoSernment-An Invasion OF Vene.
zuelans Observation-Disclosures at Viento-
Barranquiha Taken by the Federal
TrOOps-Inde pc ndence Day ON the I.th.
mus-Naval Reports-The Gold Graves,
The 2sh ultimo was the thirty anniversary of
the independence Of the Isthus and was ken, an,,,t
generally holiday Statutes were fred from ,he h
racks ard American -of-war in the harbor ana :,
noon, the Governor accompanied by number OF czon.
the Bishop and clergy, the military, the foreign Consls
Flag Officer Montgomery, Capt Hunt, Of the Leyan Can;
Richie, of the Saranac, and large number Of natives
joined in having good time generally In the evening
there bull fight, in which half dozen colored
"pussons" got knocked over, but nobody seriously hurt
The steamer Midway from St. Thomas, with the English
mail arrived at Aspinwa the morning Of the 25h and
LEFT next morning for Greytown She brought fourteen
cabin and twenty two steerage passengers The Midway
brought dates from Carthagena to the oath ult.
The following is copy Of despatch received at Pana
ma Of that date concerning the northumberland Po-
sada in Barranqua which place he entered by force
defeating Carazy."
It is understood at Panama that the saranac stationed
there and two of the force stationed Greyown names
not known) are to leave for Mexico soon.
OUR PANAMA CORRESPONDENCE.
PANAMA, Dec. 4, 1859.
General CONJUNCTION in he Lptyior-Arped Opposition 10
the FEDERAL Covcrnment-Murder of Citizens BY venerue.
lnMs-A Ffatrcide- BayTdnqsiIa Taken by the Foteral
ztssps-1xe Ltsxm Independence Day-A Grand.
C3dsattm--ES Pyendsx Robles in the City-Coal al
Chtrnss-A Correspondence on Nasal Eiqu,1s-Surpy
a he SDrawoc, and her WRECKED Conditioa--Genera
NdsaI R4as, -
The latest advices received here from Bogoa represent
eli the States of e interior be in commotou and in
several Them the people are resorng to ress.
NE sutboriy osthe federal government The opposition
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-13

GREAT SACRIFICE OF AN ELEGANT STOCK OF
" French millinery gools. W. 0PENHYN, 81 and 2id d.
yten street announces TO the ladies' Of rev York and the
public In that be will cell his entire expensive stock Of
French Millinery ioos ~ about fifty the dollar Rich
velvet BoLes worth $i2 At So SO ST. 50 at 81; S6 at s.
30 also fine assortment Of French Artificial Flowers Bridal
Wrcahs and Htnddresses which received by
rfvs ri n
DO s3il b. u. LEI " J.ls
sry. Hcmcptcs = and w LiylSion street
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PERU.

PERU.
DREAD OF INVASION OF THE COUNTRY FROM BOIL
INTERPRETATIONS FOR A RESISTANCE.
good ceal of uncasiness felt in Lima and Ca,ao on
account Of the threatened Of country in the
absence Of President Castillo with nearly all the available
military force Of the republic.
For several days before the sailing Of the steamer from
Callao rumor obtained that seven or eight thou.
sand Bolivian troops the frontier Of Peru pre-
pairing to invade the country General San Roman who
commands the Southern military division of Peru had it
was stated requision on the War Department for
fresh levy Of troops and in consequence of which there
great activity in the recruiting service Lima and
CaaO This would seem TO confirm the rumor of the ar
rival of military force the southern frontier Peru
the purpose invasion Under ordinary circumstances
might be believed but OF years people of that
part OF the country have become accustomed wars
AND rumors Of wars upon the slightest pretex this
last ruor should be received with caution If not dis
credited entirely.
We receipt of letters from La Paz the capital Of
Bolivia, dated 9th October which make mention of
the marching OF troops towards the Peruvian frontier
but the contrary, state that Bolivia is very quiet
True E:benique has for time past engaged in
raising force in Bolivia to invade Peru, but he could
hardly raise army of the size of that said have ar
rived the southern frontier of Peru without the fact
being well known At Bolivia and most certainly the
capital
Guayaqu with an army Of 5000 or 10 900 men.
This force was conveyed in vessels belonging to the
navy Of Peru and ships chartered for the occason-mak
ing feet Of fourteen vessels.
II is not exactly known what Castillas intentions are
suppose tnat MS 10 Ecuador while
others think that he merely intends to enforce
OF settlement agreed upon at the time Of the raising
blockade before Guayaquil The arrival from the
west coast will probably decide what he is aiming at.
OUR NAVAL CORRESPONDENCE.
UNITED STATES SHIP SABINE,
AsrINwELL, Dec. 4, 1859.
The Gdno Trade at he Chiachas-Qaik Leading Of YES
sels-A Neo 7o,cn at North Lslaad-Rate Of Freights
gentleman just from the Chinca Islands informs me
that vessels with much trade there than for
merly When he left there sixty five vessels at
North Island and guano put board the rate Of
fifteen hundred tons day. Much imposition however
still pracced such causing ters Of vessels ship
from twenty thirty extra hands at Caao assist them
in loading, when the ordinary Of the vessels s
amply sufficient The hosting in Of guano is performed
by portable steam engines horse power cents
ton, and the is only wanted TO pull in boats
Quite little town has sprung up North Islam in
habed BY superintendent laborers &C, and it is the
policy OF these people TO deain the vessels long
sible Hence nnetythree lay days are required when
forty would be amply sufficient
The reighs ct present to the United States Europe
SIS; to Havana, $40; and to Maurtius $40 a ton.
ECUADOR
Ecuador preparing TO resist any attempt at in 7ason
on the part Of Castillo.
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NEWS FROM THE SOUTH PACIFIC.

rr.prcsio emit Robles, OF Ecuador, at Pa
u.ma-Losses by Fire and Earshqua ko
In ChfIs-GoDes NJ Quiet or the Revoiu-
tfOnfsts-Alarm I'm Peru at Dread Of u n
Invasion from Boifvaa-Milisary Pre-
psrattons-Iccuador also Armtng, 40.
The steamship Bolivia arrived at Panama on the 2lst
Of November from Valparaiso calling at the intermediate
ports.
adviccs dated at Valparaiso tho LIST aud Cal
40 on the 18th Of November.
The Bolivia brought to Panama $4,000 in specie for
Europe.
Among her passengers was ex President Robes, OF
Ecuador, who was deposed and banished a short time
since.
The news from Chile and other points on the west coast
Is unmportant
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ECU AUUK.
Ecuador preparing TO resist any attempt at in 7asi
on the part of Castillo.
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sHOARs AND TOBACCO.

JouN-THANKa FOR YOUR ADVICE. IHAvE rRrEn
smoked. MARYLAND.
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MATRIMONIAL,

A GENTLEMAN, THIRTYFoUR YEARS OF AGE
a passabe appearance with income Of three Thousand
wishes to form the acquaintance OF sensible vrnous
young lacy or widow without fan y, with 10 mari
IRONY she must be possessed Of those qualities
onpepsaoe to good companion. Address VIM ii. Edwards
station n Bi1e House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-13

MATRlNOEY MADE i
~ lover.-DR. UEAUBf
send full dlree lions bow ali
tive Of age, appearance or !
gain the devoted Affect. ,ns o.
heart may desire; the whole
lection. Address Dr. DeAu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-13

OURS, FpRs, FURS-FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTa-5O0
Of Mink and.yarten from $23 upwards; SPLEEN
eid Of Ma CUFFS and victones Of Fitch Marten
meut Of other furs 81 Is be Broadway prices Buff
fno and fancy sleigh Robes equally low O. H. ATKINS
2lZ Greenwich street. Vesey.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-13

MATRIMONIAI.-A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, JUST RE
N turred from Europe IL DESTROYS Of bding wife, hav
ing but few ntances the city, he resoed TO this
singular tbouRn common method young lady Of not more
haD ~ ens three years Of possessed of Intelligence
hnemcrt and bmiabe disposition who may disposed u
answer this nay es, assured that she writing gentle
man. who inserts his verserneu sincerity. Address
N, Union square Pts, Office, Tor three days-
, 1859-09-17
RHilfDdUG.


MICHIGAN SOUTHERN AND
~ IL, LAKE .,Ht'RE RAILROAD, Ssason Afr-s1s'
EseLt ISL tAeca e:se-t at.j Af1cr i pEl 3D.
q. ThEouG!4 Enl'c..lN Totz. Do& on. Pailaist lta
ba:t1apre. ..ht=zto-=. srsnrae'd woceattE rcstn..
Quebec beGoi'. rEGun tstGe. A.A8aEe A!4 t'Ha-
H. D1skss .aa2r y r.na Aoa;rsnL 1nieoo !tsr t,'r
Birink aal all sht ;oiA lit Ter lsasa New ORR,
md the Nxw E glad st.tes-
CAV I'm Nal aa4 Atsun va old Michigan Line.
c1i!y. Sal:15s tx.spttd, reaching Tole.lo II ~
rm, con1stetlny e 4trsa. with the train reat nia<
tetFuat =: 1:13 2ta. euunces.Hx With srain, on
G1.At We4sxEn r, X. ltne-
$40 sca New York Exprsss tsi,y except sunday' Nh
Go.tsn Air Line re.eh Toledo Il 4:ss PIN. aaa
y. tsu!t dI1ecl u IT'S In Tine TO coEnrct @.ti
rains ou Greas: :WesteFn Isal;aaA East ~4rt, 7r,l
al posnt4 interior IN canada
500 pu NV Yofk md Dosson E1e-a f4ai!Y Satnr lay+
e1r pted,. 5a old MIch!: "a Eoad reaches It:e,..'
Il s:Do m, aad. Detroit ll:.n connecting Will
~ psn train On Great " estxr1 N-H-
Correction raade 1t Clyle mi NduEcerilc for all nts
Interior N Southern and Ala uha- Direct t1nnsx a
nAd. II Cleveland with x1lna for Pittsburgh h,
AMI BaEinrt. nakrs auick unaa any otneI roae.
W00DECFFS PATESC SLEEPlNNs G-AK* st>.o1a'
p.ny ali ntxht rains this route 10 New York and 10 1
AZ r7lps for aurane1 newly dtted With Feui- o1s
Ard DuSfn
, 1859-09-17

We have now In ztore and daily Tecc'vng full aad
complies stock of
CIR ROCER I ES,
Composed, in p.n tslo.; to which We in7'ss tho IL
SO hhds Muscavado Sugar,
115 do Porto Rico do
20 do New Orleans do
800 bbls Chicago Refined Sugar..
$50 do New York do do
rs bags Old Governm't Java Coffee,
las do Lasnisa Coffee, -.
$50 do .Rio do ....
IS do AIorha do
100 3oo bbla s 1 M9w Orleans moiasso'' IA
y. 75 do sugar House Syrup
200 do Golden do
IS do Portland do
800 hlf chests Groou and Black Tea
$50 bx sawyet's White urasive Soap
100 do Jesse oalley's do do,
800 do a A1Falm Soap,
100 do Star Candles,
- do Sterino do
49 do u on1d do
$50 bb1s Smoking Tobacco,
120 do Chewing do
215 butts do do
$50 fancy caddies do
11o NJ Imported Cigars,
SO jars Nracaboy snuff,
273 boxes oawego Starch.
as bags Poppor,
as do Spice, IS boxes Cloves,
as cases a Nutmeg,
- tcs Primo Aice, 200 tnts Cassia,
76 bxs Primo Goldfish,
175hf bbIs al White Fish,
1919 boxes Scaled Herring,
ITO do AL do
194 bags Dried Apples,
as bbls Zante Currauts,
1876 boxes Layer Raisins,
576 do N. H. do
SO hfbx3 do do
400 coils Manila and Juto Kope,
475 roams Wrapping Paper,
375 bales do Irvine,
liz bbls 7uro Cidor Vinegar,
100 do Dairy Salt,
250 boxes Pipes, .......'
For s.l.v,rylow II. D. GILMAN L COZ
ses lv 153 South Nnier Street
, 1859-09-17
STEAMER CITY OF BUFFALO,

WESTERN AETR1rOLl-. ". T. f1AsE, Couuar 1e..
9oEu "a EVth!nE Line etseen Cleveland ald hudai'
one oy tbs abore 7sutcent hoSs viii leave the l. e.,
and lAigeai !toek C!eftaud- eresJ evening Is .paFS
r. o'clock On the as1!T7t OF fhc trains otn
Hrh The non:ck tta- the New Tosf Gxntsal and
DufEAo. Ae1 aofk and Ere K7s;rrad, UT NEakaEA lL
ochtstet Syracuse, Eoue. Tte Albany. Co1nIus, Ei-
n. OswExo, tew YLrk Sad boston.
!. u:stss to sp3 eiaoAatets 4 'he .to's ho'ts, L.
Ing Already well Known IN the tfavef!'K pubic III Il
spects tf1s elaaa, eoa,rnodious tn1 .aee.
Thua rendering summer TIN to Ne. YoEk or aay pont
Of B16au the most de1:a.e Of aoy that ealI b
ptzaned.
Tlckes e7n BE- had II Ticket oets In II. and
Il ta under ht keve.e House. ot
Randolph and Dearborn .tIeeta, and II the depot.
q u. GRAY. General Western A&ert.
Joax D. CAxrnrIL Gen. Supt, }ei,-
, 1859-09-17

IL City Clerks OGce, Chicago, Sert. sth. 1872
u5c Notice hereby 10 al tn1stested that
til. Commissioners appointed ~ Tie Common Council OF &he
fty Of Cnccp 70 1secstan the 1naXeA and benefits re-
eups 10 owners pfs in the es D!sn Of al
city, By Of opening alley fourteen tset w Esn-
dhiop to ChiSo hase eompsted thsr assessment aad
made return thefeH to my one.
ne tksiF oh{eEons a wrnfn&. in M o6ce, het1e
Nontay the e6th aay Of se2temtes lse at o'clock
Room hea. ali d asseakuznt AID feElse and
confirm or annu1 the ame. .,.- .. ,7,
e<1.lQt u. kHEiSAAHss ta7 I4e1A-
, 1859-09-17
DFTTSBURGH, FORT WAYNE

Nov completed and en- run FINN chicago to Pittsburgh
without change, connecting With the great
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
To New York, FhrAdelpha. BaltI aad Washsux:tn
0y. and vi The interior towns Of Pennsylvania New 1es
~, xaw York. Maryland, &c.
AefehautA hy .afng this route. will h4ye the benefit o.
III the Eastern market II no additional eost-
HakK2ke checker through
Trans leave Tie tepot eonet Of Canal and Van Huen
s3seet1, West side. u foliows:
s:a0 H. Morning E1pnsA daily t3unIavs e1eeptelJ
80 f.N--Nthht Exprtss dally tSatuTtAJ excFptri.}
Conn4tlbK 81 CFesttne With t!ere1a3 aud Lake Shn%
Railroad to lunk1k. Buffalo, St1safa fa. Ssw York anl
Boston, and al lfctof towna Ct New England via Scv
iutk Gcats.land New York and E1e 1tatroads
Also, souih TO Columbus. Z,ne.x!I.e. Newark. Ho:nt
ysnnn. stenbcusife, heecE aad tescr to usof Uho
and Virginia
River Koad TO Springfield Cibans Dsysnn and Encnnai!
so With tr us Il Lima foe Ilyon An Cincinnati! ttft
FARE As LOW AS ANY OTHER IsUtfE
Passengers bound East viii ind tLs poth pleasant
aud axrtbe, p1eans through Ra1y Of The Irsrat and
dnest cities in the Tn ted states.
FsuEers arriving II chieko+ on any Of the rosIs ril
tnd Aeaise check the depots receive checks
chicago cara. o.erp!nE eafs accompany tach ttala.
Ticket for ease At Ill The principal Ticket umceslr the
West and al The Company Otee Of Randolph and
Dearborn stFeeta, uppose the k<teEe House. n the
Deot West S1de Of Canal md Van Hufe1 stSestA
chicago.
BE parlcuiat to ak for tickets by Fort wayue.
DAN'L ". BOS-. Gen1 Agent, ch1eaGn.
JAS. W. NILSSON, Fright Axcat, Chicago
J. j. Upy11p1, Gent EFEtsht Akt, Chicago. Myt
, 1859-09-17

CTTY OF CHICAGO, City Col.

" ,eetos's omce, September 1s;9: s;9:,,
Notice hereby given fhat the touo Ftu< Ta3aaAs s IL
my h4n1Atnt coEectlon:-
Warrant No. 5H South-for grading. enshnK and E7!el-
px Abasn ayenue from Like street to Eaoc +
Warrant No a97 6auth-tor alhnE. w11lns and paving
Neis street from the South line OF Randolph AIeet 70
lie Moth line Of Msloo street excluding The ~ !oot
= :, roadway at waahlaK Areet .,.4.--
Warrant No soa south for f!lins Ealng and Eavsllak
NArket street tom nfe uf Arlington E3fett 10
th4 North erfb Ina of Madlsnh street. =.
Warrant No. 3oJ Souh-Sor ktadInE. eurbnE and Erzsel
nZ stats st1eet from The North line Of 1~eth s'fees
TO }he centre Of The Archer Hoad:
Warrant No So southtor e1ttnnink Dessho.n ssfstt IL
straight line Soush fiom Madison street to Aoarot
nrees extty wttc AMI on 1ne with the Po1on OF
said street ly7nE sudl4e!J North Of o4A enn1e1a'
pAtec extension.
Tair7It No. 4:s West FIR g7sdsrg Walnut street from
P4rIins 10 Hondstree-
Warrant No IT, Wefor extending Pta! stseet from It,
pie4ent sontheln terminus south to Third street
Warrant 4s3 West-for matchmaking and grading "en
Madison street from saDEaraon street to the city na
Warrant M. 1k4 North-for grading avenue Ispm
1lttis Fort I4aa to t;Teen Bay ko7d
Warrant No. l65 Norh-{of anttug the Auty running
Nor and south throuxh the West p1st. and zso the
AiIev running East and West th.ssugh tbs Centre o.
block l9 In Woieotts addition TO Chicago.
Anpesoaa IRE requested forthwith make Of
sad ny oce Or ine sane VII Dc collected y
n sid aSses.ments 4 r. C. NUELLEk
ssS aS,6 50d City Collector.
, 1859-09-17

CIV Clerks Ofae< Chic. 70, Sept. III. 1soa.
Puhc Notice herehy gwen 70 Ill pxroos interested ts
shS appointed By the Ccaoo CcureI Of ths
ftv ~ shicaro 10 sess Of tya hundred and
ffstel 4sas upon The real In The West Division
q LII CIR. Geeae benefited hy grading the south haf oi
EiWante ayenle. has Completed bis assz4cseat, and
msde rt:urn tAe7enf 70 my u63ce.
iii thef oll<tians. II wTtnE- my odoe tefa1s
Noetay. hs =sh day Of septenter. lsas oeloe5 F-A
.xfhe Common Uouccu En 1t that time. La the Cound
Roo hezs II otsoas to sad assessment aad rsE!se nj
ss:.1x City CLERK.
, 1859-09-17

II C1ty Clerks Odcc Chicago. September :. lss9.
Puzzle Noce Is heseby given II Ill persocs Interested
the Commissioners .ppotntel by ihe Gonmon Council
nf the ctr Of ChIxo The sum O0e undfed and
FY Doa.s (sl:o Q0} upun the real estate In The &e
Division ef .aid e;y deemed beesat,si BY .di9S u. -
The City Lis, has completed his Assessment md uade
teturn thereof to my oface.
AM persons wishing appeal rom the e.A asstss-
ept must die their objections In writing. IN nee Or
Or btfars MoGtaY. the 18th DAY Of Septemtef s II
O'clock r H. sthe Common Council will. At ihst time. In
thc Council Koo hear al objections II Aald aasesSn&ni
and re1tse and confirm Annnt lhe Kane.
se7 Id Il. kREIsN.ANN, City Clerk