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Board and Tuition, one-half in advance; the
balance at the end of the session.
sE This Institution will be furnished, at the
opening Of the session, with new Chemical and
Philosophical Apparatus. We deem the system Of
instruction in these departments superior for the
pupils not only hear Lectures, but are taught to
handle the apparatus, perform experiments and lee
ture upon the same, whereby they become practical
manipulators-the only method BY which the prin-
ciples of these sciences can be thoroughly mixed
COURSE OF STUDIES.
Branches parsued through the entire Course
Orthography, Reading, Pronunciation, Defining.
Elocution, Derivation, Composition, Punctuation,
Pennmanship, Vocal Music and Biblical Studies.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
Primary Geography, Drawing on Black Board,
Use of Outline Maps, Penmanship.
Juvenile Arithmetic, $50
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT. @ H.
Mental Arithmetic, Written Arithmetic,
Higher Geography, History Of United States,
First lesson in Philo'y First Lesson in English
Rudiments Of E. Gram. Composition,
Natural History, Grsy's Elem'ts Of Botany,
Elements Of Astronomy Latin Grammar,
with Charts, Latin Reader,
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kfeakzsas Gass
English Analysis, History Of England,
Arithmetic Reviewed, Ancient lGeography,
Latin or French, Biblical Antiquities,
Algebra Commenced, Botany,
Watts on the Mind, Manners and Customs Of
different Nations.
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Algebra, (commsnced,) Parsing and Analysis Of
Geometry, English Poets,
Anatomy, Physiology Parker's aid to Composite
and Hygiene, Botany,
Latin or French, Experimental Chemistry,
Robins Outlines of An. Logic,
and Modern History,
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Rhetoric, English Literature,
Trigonometry, Barrington's Nat. Science
Natural Philosophy Ex Natural Theology,
periments d Lectures, Geology,
Political Economy, Msteoroiogy,
Latin or French, Astronomy.
Intellectual Philosophy Kane's Ele's of Criticism
Evidences Of Chris Stewards active & Moral
tianity, Powers,
Moral Science, Buffers Analogy.
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VIcEsBuRG, MISS.

We have now the largest and most complete
stock of sheet music, musical instruments and
musical merchandise in the South.
I'M E1iaHna
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FASHIONABLE DANCING

A TEACHER to take charge Of a School in the
n neighborhood of Benton, Yazoo County. APP
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and by all Druggists.
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FORT GIBSON, MISS.
GEO. G. BUTLER, Mrs. A. ]. BUTLER, Principals.
Prof. 3. J. FITZHUGH, Vocal and Instrumental
Music.
Miss. E. A. FITZHUGH, Assistant in Music and
English.
Mile. N. SCHWENDRMAN, French, Spaniah &C.,
and Drawing and Painting. -
Mrs. A. n. M0NTM0RENCY, Matrou.
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A E.&H. C. BLACKMAR have removed their
IA. stock of musical merchandise, stationery, &c.
20 Vicksburg, where they have bought the interest
If Mr. E. D. Patton in the house of Blackmar
Patton. The business will herafter be carried on
, 1859-08-27

On the 9Th ballot, Wright receiving 4 majori.
ty Of The votes. the different delegations changed
their votes, and it was announced thAt Ar-
Wright had received $50 votes, and his nomiba-
ton was announced amidst tremendous chetr-
ing, which lasted some ten minutes.
(sp2eial Dispatch To tie Cincinnati commerc!h.1
NEw Yoak- Aug. =. 155a.
The Erfning Pcst says of the New Jersey
Democratic nominee for Governor: It il il
manF respects judicious nomination. Mr.
Wright is one Of the most popular men Of his
parr. and thorough upholder Of The preseat
Administration. We believe fluent speaker
a. well as genial companion.
The Elprtss says Of him: The General is =
Democrat Of the unterrided, heels orer head
description. He came near getting the nomi-
nation two years aeo,snd at one time be had
lair prospects Of going to the U. S. Senate. lie
lsa printer by trade, lawyer By profession,
editor or proprietor Of the Hudson County
De4aocraf. and We do not know how many other
things. He il said TO be the FIRST man Who
brought Mr. Buchanau's name before the public
Of ew.Jersey, for which service the President
subsequently, rendered him 4 foreign mission
: but the General declined To accept. General
Wright is the owner Of I fauous animal that
played the part Of the Wild Horse Of Tartary
at The broadway Theatre txo years ago, and il
the master Of the horse only runs as well rs the
horse did on that occasion, he will be q hard
mnu to beat
, 1859-08-27

NJ. r. saA that hs had scaae tits ts&itsd tn
delegation to retre and eoasait, but they had
not, and he would now renew hin Invitation.
Another Delegate from kunsex County aaid
there was 4 number Of delegates instructed not
to meet in the caucus with Abe baEus delegation,
and did not intend to accept the fnvitatio1. lie
doubted If As. &. had voted The hss1oeratic tick
ct for two year,
II was Impossible under the confusion tlm
reigned to report one bali Of The thoasand noises
ths, arose al around; but the cry Of +'Rulc
them all out waa upperxnost amaaS1t the tu-
mnlt. All sorts Of questions were raised. 4
vote Vas finally taken and the motion to recon-
alder carried This opened the whole question,
and il seren devils bad been let loose they could
not hare caused = greater uproar.
4 motion was then made to give the Sussex
County delegation another trial when ODE Of
the members of that delegation asked to let both
Of the delegations from that county withdraw
from the Convention, and to take no farther part
in their deliberatiou. pledging 1t The sane time
IN entire endorsement Of the action Of this bodY.
This announcement was received with three
eheers. The troublesome question of Sussex
County being thus disposed Of, and the delegates
invited to take seats Is spectators, tho Conven-
ton proceeded to ballot for candidates, which
resulted u follows:
, 1859-08-27
CEMI-ANNCAL TRADE SALES

CARPfTING. K1s.
VIM. 4. Buffers i Company
VIII hold taelr ayst Semi Annual TEziA SAls Of Furniture
Looking G!Asua CaspeGnx. ssc-
On September l3th, l4th aAd 18th,
During the x~<k Of tho 6rcAk National kf1cutu. FAy
Persons estn& to contribute tn th- s.ls
ths Asts ~ tnsv vi! bs res red u eas 4ys
u the - and tarotc nrt the 1Es Of S4penpe5
All go1ds vii te saId By catalogue f4r caAA.
W. have stcnr-d IN attsna .turn the tooE7s
IN BsuVo v !des'a bu Ling No. = And = SAts
These cratra!y ioc.A.l. axi hehx 3xtA h4
hl.s&st spacious In tbs rIty.
WV. a. CUTTERS CO, Actin
an3 AHfV No. e pea<tarn street.
, 1859-08-27

TEE F1Rx OK TnCRsoAr EyES1SG.-The losers
ut the fire on Throop alley on Thursday. evening
wereJ. L. WILCOX, whose tenement Was injured
To the amount Of $500, colored woman named
Oliver, his tenant. aud one or other parties in
small amounts The fire Was The work Of sn In
crndinrf
, 1859-08-27
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

noon n the af Ohio md Deasbosn stse<ka
luz II " o'esoet he Sunday HcAao1 vii 4
* O'clock
Flint Christian {Dsdple> Church, Monroe xsset b
tween Ahezdaen nd Ruckef xresk Ee-& Eide. Meeting
evr4y susda4. Speaking 1t loxA- md N F. T. seaa
&fee.
The FlA Ka&1sh EsaaEe5eal Luthes2a Church dtua-
ted on Monroe xtee.. setween Cark AID Eea nssska
open evuy Sabbath 21 .tns serEics- Hoa.1 lok L. ~
md ?. II. aAaaasA seAool1k r Il aeats nss. Rev
@. A. Bover4 Pastor.
-B1. Jean \. TurEzaoa- of SAaAv1le Tennessee, vi
del1zs address d d. Na1opouaaa Han. szsdsy xta
iass., IT ,f.pA.4 70 L. 4, aad haN5nH7P.N.
, 1859-08-27

- White crockcsy At auction Ibis morning
at g. o'clock. Mcssrs. Gilbert Sampson sell .
large invoice Of best quality Of white Queens
Ware, At store No. Sc Lake street. Hotel keep
ers will find this good opportunity TO replen-
ish. See auction column.
, 1859-08-27

H1lp TO BA11--Dennis Mccarthy WAS brought
up and fined yesterday morning in The sum Of
80 for assau!ting one Of his fair country ryKonen
with his fist. TIE consequences Of his ungal.
liant act did not end here. for the notoriety the
case gave him resulted in his being arrested and
shot At fight last winter.
, 1859-08-27

M1ls1Anr.-In your paper Of the eeth it is an
nounced that the Quincy Blues will be here dur
ing Fair week, to contest for the stand Of co!ors
offered the best drilled corps. Is it generally
understood by the military companies abroad
that prize Of this character ia to be awarded .
really hope it is, md that We may expect to
see here such admirably drilled soldiers as the
"Grays' Of Rochester, to contend in noble en-
ulation, with our own well appointed Light
Guard and corps Of young Cadets.
No greater attraction can be presented to the
people during the Fair than the evolutions Of
tne military bodies. F. 4. L.
, 1859-08-27

Rz-ARREsrED.-Thc young man Frederick II.
Meyers, who vas held to bail on Thurbdny in
s10on, for horse stealing, was rc-nrrested yes
terday and held to bail in the further sum Of
10000 for several charges oflazceny to be exan-
ined On Monday next before Justice Milliken.
, 1859-08-27

Rks117CT1oS-We wish to amend an error In
our reference in yesterdays issue. The Is res
tisuton money should have been acknowl-
edged as from Rev. Father Magaa Of St. Pat
rick's Church.
, 1859-08-27

suits xi rooms
- for gentleman Aad VII single etat!e Apply
= u AonTos ,.:ea Aas-A fsx tsy to~- -el. t.iea-
, 1859-08-27

Morton who pissed forged notes to 3 large
amount At Louisville, ky., some months ago,
WIS arrested in this city on Thursday, and has
been taken back to the scene Of his crime.
, 1859-08-27

Ax Exrxauve HAr1 o. fz1kvxs AxD 6folK1
PRorkx1r.- Thursday night two German,
brothers, named Csrl and Frank Kneiaer, we're
arrested in the act of making Of each with 4
back-load Of hszns from the premises Of Riley,
Smith Son, No. l54 North Wells stree. They
we're found TO reside IT. The corner Of Larabee
street and Chicago svenae, where search Of
their haunt discovered = quantity Of stolen
goods, the list Of which would read like IN ill.,
ventory Of country store- From appearances
Il would seem that these brethren have been do
ing land Office business in the sneak thief line.
The whole stock Of their accumulated plum
der is 1t the City Marshars Office, where VIC
advise any one to call who has lost boots, shoes
or clothing, new or parity worn, bufalo robe,
wolf robe, japaaned tin~are, candles, sosp,
sugar, coffee, pals. &c, &c
Among The booty is what is termed N Albnm
bcdqnilt, or light cotton quilt, the squares
bearing autographs Of the makers- This among
other names, has ihose of Mary Aaishall, Alice
0sband, C1arissa Wildmsn, Ellen 4. Townsend,
Rosa u. Smith, and others. 0ue name has been
cut out. Some Of the clothing and . handker-
chief ia marked Charles Hartmann
4 portion Of the property has been already
identified BY o1ners. Some lead pipe Is claimed
by John NcGee, No. ISL Chicago avenue. 4
looking glass and clock are identified By Theo-
dore Schwar1hoH as stolen from his house, on
the corner Of Peyton street md Chicago are.
nue. / variety Of wares await Ownership, Is
above.
, 1859-08-27

PIANOS i MELODE-
OSs TO EENT.-Nev .nd stcond hand
II $SPsanos for sale low. Pianos tuned and
paired Ut
81 Lake Street,
OpFoa1.c the fremont unuse. nu19 a.7s1m
, 1859-08-27

ITO RENT-A Two Story House
l. afev tockz West Of rnlon Pazk With good rel and
dAeTn PIics so month. Inquire Ct !. +. STARR.
the Of Ctzrk aAA North t1ett4 atrexs
boz 4139. ane3K.t
, 1859-08-27

CTEVENS, BRAlNiARD & CO.,
~ fsuece..on e sscytnA Bros: L CO..
GENERAL CuAMIs&l0S MERCHANTS. - Eouth
Water t.cet Chicago Ill., viii give t1e1r exclusive ii
on . he pu ehase an4 .als r Pour tan and ~ kinds
Bills Of Latspg aud property in s4ore q Pt once
Box e9:9. 7ux..ly
, 1859-08-27

Dr. kALB TRA1x.-The De Ka1b accom1noda-
tion train will, on and nfter Monday next, ar
rire in the city at nine A. NJ, and leave at four
o'clock r. n. This will be good news to large
number Of our business men.
, 1859-08-27

WANTED-Board-A Gentle
W n.q r1th Init ealn xiahe. baase ~:th sm.
family In Hh! he5e - othkr ba.ders The ltdY Of
ths hoaae =. be esPe - b exete,c supervisory eaze
o7er child which pthe1icss Referencrs kvtn nd
required, Address for - week, II. Dsx eso.
, 1859-08-27

Gas F1xrrRzs-Those in want Of any thing oi
the kind will do well to call on J. II. Jerouid,
No. IS South Clark street He has the most
complete assortment in the city. Also Lnmps,
Wicka, Chimnies, Paper and Glass Shades, de-,
&c. au27-1mo
, 1859-08-27
LOCAL MATTERS,

~ Go to John Jones i Co., 1l9 Dearborn
street, and get your clothes slcAned and re.
paired. They will be well done and =. prices to
suit the times.
, 1859-08-27
THE CITY.

Wno'I1 BEr on TEX BAY.-A bay horse is in
the Possession Of rinkertou's pirate police
awaiting identification.
TAaRANcr.-A worthless fellow named Charles
Mctskcr was sent to the Dri3ewcu for three
months for vagraney.
DunGLART.-Edward Burns arrested for bur-
Glary and larceny Of liquors from the store Of
Adam Baierle, on South Water street, was held
TO bail yesterday in 800.
, 1859-08-27

TNVALDS, ATTENTION!
Hrofeaper JeAn Baptist Smith,
DoRx WITH i NATURAL GIFT

IN H. Ctey q MA0eFaAl, EA0AAA,
csz - ,essatn 4 y. sAA 4 hAsay - - ~ taAs
4. - fzIn NJ kt.t nf xAk1Nak1pN. ~ Ii
- g. WT1HoUf f11 191 % M1DlCiSx.
n.d vthu.s pAA- Al pasA wAa ~ MsfftAE nos d.
- N pa.ss ~ q fssk 1A q = skoa, Vhee ,As1
- eoasah w&A - A0 = ehAEA ~ oe*aA ho0 afA
Uszea ~ xAAlsslpa *1sss sskws0 fAakn- - MslS
kteet, ~ !AA
, 1859-08-27

CHzss,-The Journal says Louis Paulsen, the
celebrated chess player, is about taking his de-
paHure from this city to New York, to cLal-
lenge Morphy to 4 match game Of chess.
TUE C1Rcrs.-Ab. Pei. takes benefit tonight
ut the Commonwealth Circus TEo Of the Tur-
uers Of this city appear with two Of the COM
pany in the Trapeze act.
, 1859-08-27

"ANTED-A few Stone Cutters
w Ut the Qa,ny It kKCREE TAYLOR Il RON,
corner Of Eheako 1repus ~ Western lralt3 auesx.t
, 1859-08-27

~ See advertisement Of Cornell 4 Co.'s
two-thread notseless Premium Sewing Ms@hius
and universal hemmer, No. 1888 Lake It.
, 1859-08-27

l. 10. Property in ch.caxo Cottage Grove Lake View.
ss> Acs !tGh rolling prle miles from Manteno sta
no Acres tne rolling laad al fsn>e4 The Burlington /
Missouri kver Ra!l1o,+ y miles ses: from 1ur!snktca,
and 70 bid ont In torn lots upoo sheh Ra,l.uaa
EaiIon ts eoE&ruetrd Ths iand niles tuEl any osher
arxe settlements naturally !hutarJ 10 Il and o6cts first
rate chAace fo1 my disposed TO eneaEr tn aeneral
ezntlle ad produce bu1nt4 vhers f5raae NAY le
realized
For terms apply At The C., D. / q. r. Il. nmce, TO-
autt-ln- Alb i. +. HALL
, 1859-08-27

S1Sakn's SKwNo AAcRJxEs arr superior for
manufacturing Pxrposts.
Are ssors d4a1aNs for al kinds Of faszilr stso-
ing.
Art oapa5ie-qf doing grsa.e7 earitty Of
&cork,
Arf fres from sA< faxlA Of al osAer ssschin<s.
Are dlwost noiseI49 in Aer operations.
1rsns9c1 b<tter, aad tA<vefors WORTH sere..
d,t p1.fsctIy smpzt aad easily ttps IN or
Dr..
Are mucA eA@apr 6soa@ss thy ear. nors
Rsoaty.
Are juss ~ machine fer erery family.
4. n. HAaRn, Agent,
No. G6, L1ks Street
ang243w
, 1859-08-27

hn.1 tou.,t,e1'er--Jae}L ssulrca.
Ss,rs Pr@,a tt,s 4...f"ae' -HtLry {. Fiecf.
Es..zia.eale.u f,41l.r I44tr1rston-S. c. Draper.
Hobart was nominated in the 1lth baliot-lla
vo,cs. The highest vote received By Dewey
20.
Rloadia,s Last Feat.
Not couteut with the unsurpassed and thrill
ling feat Of carrying 1 man On his back, across
the niagara rircr, Blondin has devised and exc.
cuicd new ft4t. On Thursday, in the presence
Of thousands, he carried a cook store over the
rope OF His buck. The Buffalo EJpress thus
describes the deed:
AFTER stuy Of fifteen or twenty minutes up
OF the Canadiun shore, be started back with
cook stove swung upon his buck, the culinary
uppurtenances thereto, consisting Of saucepan,
lsde, kuudry dishes. and pair Of bellows, re-
cure!y fastened upon the stove. 1t must not be
Imagined that the store be bore upon his back
WAS full sized cas-, iron "victor," neither must
it be fancied miAiature ptfAir-a disguised
spirit lamp clnhug dish. 1t WIS Roodly sized,
properly; fashioned cooking stove. made Of Rus
sia sheet iron, boosting Of smoke pipe about two
Nlondia secured h;E pole and proceeded with
great nonchalance 10 make preparations for
camping" Unsllnging his store he placed it
upon The rope beforr him, sat down, and with
some pitchy, combustble material built bis tire,
exciting it With The bellows, and soon raising
arn,ions for cooking. When proper degree Of
heat Was attained he produced h:h eggs, broke
. them iuto his dish and threw the shells into the
rircr. The omeletle was prepared with a1f the
skill! u csit{ De rnixiut, mud when it WAS com
plete he lowered it 10 the deck Of the Maid Of
the Mist, where, VIC doubt not, it wus divided
into the smallest possible shares, and eagerly
treasured BY the passcnsers Gathering up his
"hoteI," DloDdon rr:dlusled il upon his back,
and quickly landed himself and it upon the
American shore, amid the loud cheers Of the
thronS.'
repeated Lis tight rope performances ut Roches.
ter day before yesterday. His feats upon the
frst crossing consisted of hanging himself to
the cable by his feet, his head aud hands
swinging downwards then by one foot;
then By one foot and hand, and
finally letting himself dorm, holding to
tue cable by his hands ulonc. On his return he
lay down upon the rope, first face downwards
and then upwards, turned i~o or three summer
setz, aud lastly stood upon his head. II seems
that he did not hung from tie rope by his neck
according 10 the programme.
lie is 10 perform ngai next Wednesday, and
on thst occasiou he will "procccd to the center
Of the rope aud there balance himself in chair
and eat Lunch after which he will lie his
balancing pole 10 the rope, mud descrud TO the
led Of lie river, where lie will take glass Of
~ateT; aud climbing again TO the rope will pro-
coed across.
Clevelaed RallrosA Convention.
tspeG.l Dlia.el to the C!aluuat Gazrste.]
CLKyElAsp, Aug, s.
Some twenty railroad men are present at the
Conyention here to-day. The Pennsylvania
Central and Baltimore and Ohio are not repre-
sented Propositions were presented 70 hare
, 1859-08-27

con6dencs will be strictly adhered 10.
ARa1s1s FOR FAsr DR1F1KG.-Our public
streets were never intended for rsee tracks and
we are glad tha. this tardy lesson is being
taught those Who almost daily imPerl the lives
and property Of quiet citizens By their criminal
rsoklssesess, in diving n top apeed through
crowded thoroughfares. Michigan aTenue has
10 IT, improved condition been recently The field
Of operations for some Of these fast drivers and
to such IN extent had the evil grown that We
arc gsad 70 learn that Capt. Kennedy has de-
tailed = force of police and given strict instruo-
tions 10 hare I'll these ambitious knights Of the
whip duly md Immediately On each offence, en-
ssfed u the Armory, and broasht before the
Iudge's stand in the Police Court Three were
thus asrested yesterday and 6aed IS each.
Let the znAttaT b thoroughly attended to.
The drivers Of these fast teams rnua: be forced
to seek some other resort for their fast work
than along our public thoroug ghfsrts- The nui-
sxnee becomes the worse and the more serious
when two or three tesna 1t once with their half
tipsy, yelling, conductors come tearing in aim
ultaneously from sonne Suburban resof*, where
b.d xhisky hAa fired their blood and ieft them
no higher ambition than tha issue Of sharp
bruah back ia town " for The &riakx"
Let these fellows b attended to, good Capt
Kennedy.
Tnx Pax FAx1Lr-~LAsY AP4kARAscx--Thc
Peek Fsnnily have been driving 1ar9e sadieaces
thrpa9hont u wosk Ut Metropolitan Hall, and
| to-day eoee their ssasea heEe bJ enter ftannents
, 1859-08-27

w WANTED-A young man, twenty
w yes.s of ~ Of good stdresA known and can give
good .se1enca " chicago h of bl.;neA ch will
not Do e1ta nov, WhoIs. IL Grocery psEftd tat r.d
do soanth!nf eAe rather thxo nothing AddreA T.
boz 3&3 ChIc4kp. 2uexxX
, 1859-08-27

Gems Wishing first elaM Cooking Rasge put
into their reaideuces and warranted, should call
ii D. L. Boone's 9reAt Western Range Depot,
l45 Stats strset. Une1cepdonal city references
kiren. = anl2 I'm
, 1859-08-27

TERMS or SALE.
One 3h Of the purchass dnwn ths haaner n nEe two
1Eee and four With leo tho prrertY hrarnx
tay Il Aae Ut, Marton tia ~. ~ fuuna Il
The A1erf Mli~ and si give tesss Wishing -x.nuns
the property description IT il and al,o L
lu3&a1.5td r. AAHklE
, 1859-08-27

p1cx1c At EvAxsrox.-Thc First Congrcgsr
tiopal Church intend having grand Picnic II
Evanston on next Thursdsy. Old and youug,
married and single arc invited to bring their
friends and scquaintances, and spend pleasant
dav in the woods. The cars 1eAys IL depot 1t
half.past nine o'clock a. II. precisely, and re-
turp 1t four o'clock r. Il. Tickets fifty cents
children half price.
, 1859-08-27

II Strangers visiting the city, md III others
who contempiats travelling, should call q r. !.
Clark rtreet, I'D examine ths most extensive
assortment Of Trunks, Talises, and Travelling
Bags, wet Of New York.
Trunks ranging in prios from tl-5o 10 5000.
Travelling Bags from 50 cents to $1,000. Trunk
Covers made 10 order from fe.o0 to $500.
aug l9-lm
, 1859-08-27

TOR SALE.-Hardware Stock
A well selected sock Of Harlware. Stoves Iron &C..
fer z'e On very hror7ble terms II Nrnd Il Sale Co..
H. 4 chance a osEed parties wishing
tusneA tth f the Eouds will be sold hw and the ssus
tdtted Up expressly fo ths busine4) had Al 'w
rent Their Is but other hardware In the plac
md the facilities or DUNG large esh business rtt
called " hst point IN ths stA&e. Th 1oek must te
For particulars Inquire af q. Y Belden tot Vim. Bali
Co.. f.& lakz street, Chicago Or II Aendota Of
b. i. GILES. Assignee.
au1SeEI AcudGta, III,
, 1859-08-27

" ANTED-A few Boarders at
front paros vx e2cuafed for kefzan md ~ife have
Aso ample for two OF shzce Gtntene1 This pieas
loion and very the Of business. Terms
moaerxte Gan take few dir boarders aisu Comnuaa-
hazs ated r y. Box 39l1 viii be attended u. Au-t III
, 1859-08-27

SnGER's Szw1xa NAcH1xex-For Ill kinds Of
tsiloring and leather sewing. Il Is Lake street.
aus4-3w a. ". HARs1s, Agent
, 1859-08-27

The hJf 1hclQdes cur leRnlhH hoteI8 Of the
erai grades, and the tariff announced We hi
oon6dencs viii be strictly adhered TO-
, 1859-08-27

1RAa9s of the Thss1oneter, fsr tho week,
taksa By Z. L. 0Hara, Apothscazy md Phar-
unsssasE, No. 10 West Raeasaph b.. corner Of
Caanl Street:
, 1859-08-27

TO RENT-The five story brick
Il et<s. No. N Liz H7esk. Rent lox App1J Il room
No Dearborn Block-oqpos.te The Poss odee.
Aulk1lM JBRfCE
, 1859-08-27

Tho following desirable pops, ty. ax II over ssrr,
hl 'dErt Of sAuAhe Ind. mill a1a1 sovn ,.as T
A A.taaie cd On te kAnk4kee sef. ns1aaAtl..y nut Il
ne.tun~. - hy ~ f+t !hur high. fur run -
fses French bl at, III netary ntnIn4sv. ah t., ;:
in 1rt Ate .,fA and t7pzh.r n dlnx inv lu..,,,
lh- ars III fronting The mil A.'.ed aad ii
stesl Ito sevrn farns .tih about toas a:,y
ul<tF cultivation. p.bws. '''
, 1859-08-27

TO RENT-Several good bricA
l. SveEnngs wtsh s2b.es. Also vs1esy os s.nesnsnts
4 pEoss trua easo 70 NM ARbuTT 4 K1NGAAE.
~ Cls{k ktr4k. Anil c7;0 6U
, 1859-08-27
TQ 6fHt.

T RENT-Store No. 200 Lake
ezseA md 8-eoed Floor In ls laks -tzees ro~esian
Ivea!n@eth ~: l.ats-*117.1xl A.W.LORD 4 70:
ITO RENT.-A First Class -Four
l. ktoy Brick House- With III Ae no*ezn improvements.
SuAfed on he Sosta xlde No * Huron II quEe
II H. L. HILL. y LAks STREET s1& xat1-Sn