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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-19

FOr sale at the Barber shop Of Peter JOsss, a.
Jefferson street, Dayton. septls-swd
, 1859-03-19
~ E i r LIS, Nebraska
\ Try
To Merchants,
IRADESMEN AND MtXfFACTrREKS.


The Undersigned Is authorized Ia mike very advantageous
ts,aiss xh" d..s e 5m:sS t 1nt Of aetiss trade
sxks e dry Eo.nl EFusvr.: la1iware tiny stores
as d III s s Res" s s u ah m saE s @
lsnari EJ SUPPLE csnstf a ,sinyt maass @
en- ,so sos;s:f & ed ss sstS fseef e na
ssah. rE.seE. watch aEt clck naksts etc VII" desire
ihs i!x IL a sJEs{ x' "a well e 'a
y fislrire Nil! Is .uuca nrsI md will do well t.cc.
O IL Il Il r LIS
la, st tsn ta ont at the mouth Of the Gnt P.te
lie iss and Ed by tic Nsus rer w,,s1r thsge Is 4,
q o. 1 S sS ~. ;ss IL o'staa asa $i ;t2F Tk
s: Fss II ii sz:s 4: sS;;s
sEt ty Eod Travelled n2l on sis Missouri river to the
hee"s sic u The lvf for te tac and eonneree q
ne l,aenss .tsnsnis II y. .rw :l dorado It l1ne
s!sss Sssa.ka ~ VI ts:aty fyiox on:aa |; ss cHs
the rale In that line al.ady HT~acd anu actre-uds in
the way # nsneEs QUITS selling vy rapidly, at good
Tie has eood Stone casses apen and issurroundcd
.i. s,4dy e1tfnsi1cy sei'ed ani sr!ly dlns Up Win
Ths;S |. S steam r;,sy rran .ass VII wharf
S i + f i1s a:s IL =
and AssSss TLsre 1 hIee qnanty r 'tarttr tawc m
eItap and 1apid aSe t provided IT,
Al1a s .ase conesss4 that their viii II larr eou,
that the rlas adopted By ,he 9napHls Company will
corpoited In The articles If a*eiae VI she cuupzuy
hiy for site and esesY tenth ot IN The
endowment has been given TO found University which
has ten chartered by u. Territorial leesasp. Ten
for tte and hu1l lol$ uf artsayc y1e hare heen
given found Seminary. which + a<o chartered. Ten
acrcs has been given fur rite for Theohfc7! School
Four lots f! sites for Iebue schools one fot hail.
atptt s1und and right Of Eaf aesos the town plat fol
The remaining los Divided Into clsaca 1T
ness Lots .xle3 ftt; - Rete.ce Io 5x11 fert: 81,
Suburban Lots Of from hall to two Ia size One.
half Of each eas* Of s 81 apart 70 t sold 1t The cos
Of the nd taou 80 1cfr 10 aefu tteEs in the town
xho make improvements each settler beinE entite 10 one
L Of each clas paying onctalf dawn and the baance
.ne ysI after the Fqud inprurrn'ents made when
des fee simple will t given Of the remaining
half IT the lois Is a~o ay te FOLD At coet IN like
nsI +" *rons making large Improvements in lhetovn,
With the advantages of the site and the above plan ful1s
caHtd out 0rcaptls must rapidly especially eyeE5
other point Of importance the Missouri REtr has araJy
bad IL properly up 10 high F1ites which must operate
tar to s9p!d I'D dEsnceulrlt.
ay ts seen apidr*%ei a nj otHce. No IS Clart
sEi until leave for o!sa}pIs about the hrt Of Apri
ueAt. srm 10 l. O'clock i. \. Gasly. .
mh19 ltd<w JOHN EVANS,
/
, 1859-03-19
THE CITY.


ioa' of ealcAeo'-lhe 'o'a. ". ~
s"sa y !A~e u. 'n'S po'' a''o0 ~ ~ - -,
- :,
~ 4 hreman's oaoge WAS 'oanu u 'ne
street some time since. IL can DC haa % 'ne
f1gn11ni owner calhng AZ INC eny aa's''al ''-
nee IN INC basement ol me eny nn'''
ALTERED B11tss-Sotes Of the denomination
" i've ana leu oo.la, -, >, "a.s4.o 4lo14 0 ~
nAuA VI Aufo'' LII LILIES ''A'e' AA' - '' '''''''A
- '''' '''''
posrrovEaEkr.-Thc Mechanics Institute Fcs-
tiyal which was to hare takcn place last night,
WAS postponed until next week on account Of
the unpropitious state of the weather.
ALMOST Ftnz.-Thursday evening; about
nine O'Clock, a house adjoining the brick church
on the corner Of Edna Place and Polk streets,
accidentally took fire, but it was extinguisled
by the presence Of q few hand engines, without
any general alar1m being sounded.
E,nra awcl1;no housc wus burncd ear,y an
Thursday morning ut the Junction, on the Rock
Island Railtoal. Tic particulars ne hare nut
asccrtaincd. The loss is rcported ut s4,1k'.
The light caused by the fire was distinctly visible
IN thls city -.
"F.B.M M.n-Wc learn that Society bearing
these mysterious initials, has been organized in
..,e
49," " ~. ac,' .,,s. ..,~s.:.,~ -. A.
Wv '''As =, =. + @'
A'e'"'"' ao"ae . ~" e'sAl.se 's..- ''N'
RAscALLr.-Af few days since . valuable cow
belonging to William Tigbe, Of Ainsworth sta-
tion. was killed BY some scoundrels, and the
.lao- ''"eA o'' ~ ~
lug eAre'Sr "as 80. W tue ,o.o1' 4"s s
o'e'o "ao a'o a'e ese"' o"sA& ~ "A'~ ]s'~N' "~A
tannco "''noa' taN'ns tnc1a w.
BEEN IN Bad CoxrASY.-We saw, yesterday
morning, at an early hour, son of the "gin If
the say," with his Two eyes in deep mourning,
lie ind been iudulyinc in "frcc fight" in
honor of his patron saint, and came off second
, " ~ ''
~ NO "A''
- The Jo"rnaI tells a ridiculous story
about boy, weighing forty-hvo pounds, harlny
, 1859-03-19
1MARRIED.

lu tt ritz. On The 18th Inst. by the Rev. r. H. Clrk
EtET c1E0SoRA, secnnd daughter Of the hte +. "
Kossiet, ESQ., Advocate Of Montreal.
Atthe rly1nonth Parsonage March 18th. by Ecv. J. E.
Roy, ~. HENRY POWER ind Miss MARIA J.EGAN,
, 1859-03-19

TE~ II.
co.,. go. na-sn st ~ 49,, .' anss ~. W.
oA ."a A4,"e t,, y. wv .e'a.s' W..
.:,,,, p .o' -, .Ao '
s"e -" " '"0 '"s' 'e'7'oA' ~ :.
se'1'c WIN tae eoan's treasurer ." 'ne as' u
'"'te''' 'ns'eau o. 'he l''n o1 May-tne 11ne o.
se''e'.'eat III olner coun'es. lie assumes l1a'
~ i'aAl's eooA eoun's IN exception tne peo'
p'e ot inc county art compelled 70 pay taclr
,a<es tho' n'''ell carrier. ahis Is not tue iact
A"e ~" Fe4'i3es 'na' Jaoe,nsn' oe oo'ataso
asa,'ss oellAqaea.s ~ .ae 'a'' ,e1m u 1ne
o'oA ~o"n'' so"', ""o .,'''' ''4e 0a's 'aAs ,ass
'"e '.eoN - o' " '',~ ',1'' A''o'.A' SoA
se!aen''s tnose pe'sons "Ao '"'e Aos a''eaay
P"'o 'le'r o'a'e ano coun'5 'a1es Gull oc'as 'ac
matter ahtll tue oas Of saie lucy choose 10
do SO. phaer the OLD law, Inc sue "onlo haTe
takeh pace on the sccono @aonaa} I'll June.
inc special 'a" Delays Tue sale Que month"; and
IS 10 'ake plaee IN e'eFy othef county III which
Inc 3o".s'''p 'lsa,'1a'''" p'e'a''s '"e sa"e t"y
'"1' =. &c "0'' 90 eo'~'
- Vas occcssas ~ teqote ~ ca41sf ,e.u'n
" inc township eo''ee1or oooks IL oook than
,n.,.a ~. e.,,,,.,,e,.. s,.. 49, r~u., c,,,.,.
.... -, a.. H.. ~ s.,:-.s .. 49,. :.
,,,;,,.nd +h;,.,- A.. t,.e,.. ..is s a..
auircx In coot cnnntv tl,;x Is M sn,.t, undc,.
takinr md if wo,,,d be s;m,nIv ;mnoss;b,c ~
accomnlisb il between tbc 15th Of May and the
lst Of June, when the list must be printed,
Wentworth knows this fact He also knows
that, last wear, it took lii, entire printing cstub
lishn,eut from the 1st of AprI 10 the 9Th of Nav
. ,o. a., ., H.. :, .,,. -, :. III c,:1
, 1859-03-19


{oEiS;x41.)
Certificate to Expire On the ols& day Of January, a. D. 1850
ArpE7uk's OETcE, STATE or 1LLlsol+l
SPRINGFIELD, March a6, lSs.
Whereas The Republic Fire Insurance COMPANY Iosatel
Al New york in the tf New York has lied In this Of
cc statement VI The condition Of its aatr a. required by
San Act to regulate the Akeneiet of Insurance CHIan.s
ary l4tk fs and Act an,emiaefy theEwt' approved
january ID ISL and. whereas. saA company has fur
nsIcd satisfactory erdtnce that i Is Possessed u the re-
ouII. amount Of capital invested in stocks ard odE7ge
a,,d la 6lcd In this otce written Instrument signed by
fsinn, Of Chicago, its far The transaction Y the
h1sue:p OF said Company, and f1y 1nd unfesefsey au
thofne him IL Acknowledge service of process for and IN
bthalf u d Company cansSntinE that seEsee q pt"ets
salI - K served upon Tic Cocny and wa7ins ali claim
uf tI.ur hy mason Of sueh st1r1ee :;.x
Nov therefore, in of the provisions Ct tne act
Aforesaid l. Jes.e X. Dubois Auditor of Public Accounts
Stepbeu c. MSsnsor il authorized eeat for the 3i
Company. 1fansa the bust1ezs "f Insurance N tas
Stste Until the thirty aE.t day Of Ja1uafy IN ths yr7t
poxersd ~ 70 10 DO by said Company.
In Testimony Whereof. hare heEcuoto sutr1abed
NV ua:.,e and 1ed tue Seal Of my oiec It Spring
ctld tl4is 18th day ot Mafeh, \. I. lE9:
JESSE Il. DUBOIS. Auditor P. A.:
n. R-The Republic Insurance Company" talea
MARINE as veil - Fire risks + i 90 the mutual
principal tar dividing among the sa+d the kIeassr
e u p5at4 ct Gsm2anI Tm1at r.; ri M a 1l,tp y
holder Last yeaF hose doiaE buds with the Company
received lark
80 Per Cent of the Premiums Paid.
Au 70, The Int dse years the Company has returned to It's
poliey.ho!Ler IN avesas fseeafV setea Per etAs.
vrE34 fF.rE
, 1859-03-19


The ftaats ZcttunE on the Late Verdict
The Illinois Staaf. Zti'""y, Of yesterday, con-
tains an article strongly ccnsnring tic verdict
of the jury in the case of young Busch-thnt
journal contcnding that both from the testimony
and 'hc instructions Of Judge Wilson, verdict,
Ut lcnst, Of nausfaughtcr, should hare been re-
of the article:
The Consequences Of such au unconditional
acJnitat arr, indeed, serious. If re admit tt,ut
1'oEgs had no right to tear tho planks from The
l1uuKe Of Busch, the proceedings Of Young Buxch
are By no means justsGahle. Whit ART courts in,
ssitutcd for if not to determine such ouarrcls
ubout the limits Of lots? and in this case thcrc
WIS no necessity to prevent the tearing down Of
some Ilanks BY such extreme measures as the
killing Of man, who. at best, was only the agent
Of Doggs- But this trying to represent young
Busch as engaged in honorable defence of his
fathers property, falls to the ground, if wc read
thu instructions Of Tue Judge
How, in view Of the instructions, tue Jury
could render verdict Of unconditional actluit.
ta. ix not clear TO liz, md for the interest Of
public order and morality VI wisl. thut We may
not l.avc to chronicle such verdict again. nc
1n.4x f14s rttto seitA full aud mature <Itfy+ra-
.".mi.*, 6<1aust see trfH knolr ihat il nil create
fur "* btffrr enemies.
ba, VI. deem it 10 be our duty and the: duty
Of the German press Of Chicago. II protest
against brutality going uupnnishcd. md VIC do
~ the more bcca1se it was committed by Ger
man.
We lcarc it to the friends Of legal technical-
ties to deieud this strange verdict nf 4 jury.
Eumnon sense stssd tllr natural impression tf
the proceedings cannot follow into taicse nicctics
"f legal scamen, and it rises With sorrow and
unxiety from. the pcrusaI Of q verdict which, in
the lace OF such 1lEtFtrrirpx larry oF ThSrz IN
, 1859-03-19

Il GlTT or CIlCAGo, ASr THE f1rSrT CouE.
WHsREAA We Informed anl Ir;iere 1t 10 te true that
thu 1aw cn:Itine tlt superior t,u requiring the Judges
!" l elected By shr pso w Mt h7se lytn 1asse sno
Republican vinbyrs thereof fn.n th's t"nny, thai thu
election VI 1e* should not Ii. nrle orty question: and
wtrras Tie Republican Convention. Friday 1lih Inst:
lid, IN violation Of such pvSor a,ste Iaty, political
nntnIna1InIs. .
Aud, whereas. atl got NJ helxve astast adult
t1ai thc election of Judges Of Crs up the sru!a
f,i,Jte and h prer<, ami sl.5c ange1uu* t. public
justice anu t!e weltae II The Ir"fe Ti:h elections AID
Nominations sIl1e lare lrfeitfr with eunlcn.t4A.
Inn 1t all xtnnl n1GI-
Thsrrfe caA n.nu good men. without distinction 1t
party, val tlos who vppt~ to the nominations
i,a'r N FHay ls.t. to met iy C'nxvl.1sa TuerIy
.eAs =, fns. at :"coek T. NJ At trr M1tia!ts 1a*tt,
If tlrrc ~ltrting 3i,a.e and ~rl q1ahcd candidates.
N t .suin t ~ III IL ,,t ~ ~ s n5 ~ ,n NY III III
WIN IN "p!ssea 70 thS pr'@eut n"sntnces. ...
The |.4tc Hf tt different towns LII the county arr
qnsst.4l t" -~l Representatives 10 tlIs Convention.
StazyA 1sth. a553.
, 1859-03-19
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

There will be preaching to-nnss~ tsaltab) afternoon
1t Metropolitan Hall at three O'Clock by the raor Of ore
Of cur city ehuzyhes The public invited to attend
Se5ta an ffee 70 ali. -
, 1859-03-19

METRoPoLlTAN HALL,
On Monday Evening, March z1st,

suh5cet-TuE PROCESS OF CREATION.
Each topic will b fully Illustrated BY chemical And other
experiments bur chiefly b *sns of u o4hY NJ!
Sus us ths pcne.pa. ea Of Europe tot Illus
ttNn Of lie Eane subject. The Instrument Is capable Ut
III D,plaond Lights The obects and Illustrations VII b.
distinctly o e7c1y psrt If The hail. The materials
III n:d Il the lsses ia.atoa. of leaning Ii lie Old
Terses Lzcr1zsrhs seaIl, Of spsss I'd The
~Amosphers " pEsnts md .eilaF p,ek
T.: On r. e.s5 15xs e aa
anil the which have view q the
s f q s u E.
What tae earth asa!c how - + made md Then 1s
again II i. aal ,lt feaant e nases III
saIhs A..aal aeSaant 4 the s.;ea ana az u ,t nas
aaa r. p!a"1sl rli5t9El,aIEs ~ =.
H. hss % n q hs fts;ss
e y to IT, ,s essin I of a.anTks ecosrphy y
IN ssi sis2 e. aia a IT, Ehe: c14s:
ssSs xtti, fs L.. saefs d
nov extinct G.kraphy Of antt1I!luz:an
~; ri ,S;s 5$sasass ea;.!S; ,s' j.
Eetts ht es In cnmmnn With the aons.iS aad these
he poesssss<a IN spuaia,a With God and the AngrS>
III. st ,utt q Tue l.stu7cs tnra*s. a,e at'd It
Ehn.1hc nQuEy and .he neynt discoveries u seaent!ac
Is tYutts In xhh ths subject has isn itl*oto's ill.,
he ssw ." IL Y a:usst = hcy Vii "a apss ~ th
night Y the !teufr It IS minutes lt orocka view ot
thr Aar system showInx the revolutions Vt the parts
sa14 .he Tia their 5you'ton. rvund saslr own a1 I'D
s ; sal fis s easiaa tie * s % Il;
crust &c. ns*.ss The hE4hsr scientific Illustrations thtrc
~h.y Sns and /, sihcs dai. sstar. viii siss,
variety Ut living n+<vts, &c.
r. T!sksts Y te hs It ts naek stores generally '
, 1859-03-19
12daHteu.

WANTED.-TO MILL PRO-
w rzst7uzs--Wanted situation Is Miller: nae who
understands the business In al It, lranehe1 particularly The
Bun Dressing he has had considerable pettce. An Eng
hl11n hy birth. Letters directed to " J. j.. Post ONCE
Wess u1tala Champaign County, H. will he attended, u.
, 1859-03-19
Nf&p advertisements,


e II SCRIrEN .lIteyti4ua3 -1yrp, u D-u-iofz IT.
n,.
1.r';n9 raprr. efsAt .,er'a-Wes. jal h'+ly
w .iIum sizd I,rtck Dwelling Unuse with motiern
an stt,st ar Suth Ssr e:.t * sate st1.r ,lsp s,t
lot In localities WIN pay haf cut, down. lalaner in
mice ani lot.1',inn fnIhl9 " c;ls
:-----------"----------
"T ANfEFn-t 3.ef1v tn oet nc
Clerk In Cigar sore tl1at ca ~ r7ferenee
tocaeitv and character. II inc pceoaa n,tar.cr nly
lear u situation by addressing Box @ stating when and
where st m1y be found will ucct with attcntIul. h19
, 1859-03-19
TAS. r. BALL s. CO.,
LrMpER & GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AAIxr LoCIA 10.
y Advances u1adc On Condgnmeats. A3
tnhl9-1n<e109l


TRUSTEES SALE-Whcrcas,
J. Gsarxe Da1ks1 nd Eza1eth atkeE bis *s q ; Is
executed the suoeser of Gh!eaeo cypat! 81 foof
thessn I.sibea bn1 daie the tay of Aay
A. D. l5;; to kecurt the r!nent Of ce1tan psousafoy
note In deed Of Eentioned and Of ue same date
thsEexiE uae by the said Geo Ba1ker and John S1nuel
fvr the sun Of Tko Thousand Dofs o parable to the
order lanes Groves, and due one yer IN N
aed fer record The ainth day of AaJ FL r.
Hinol4 and duly co9rted In bocf - q pees pase 1l
and whareAs default haa been ade IN the payment OF me
lid prossory noe 3heye naentionsd I'd sPgaaop ga aas
nj The uutpoesa In said deed of trust mentioned.
Now therefore, notice & hereby given at n pursuance
oo oontsiae SSH oa Tnesday nnt*snth day Of ApHl
ts7. Ut the north door Of the Court Howe p
th9 sid County of Cook. st7te Of Illinois I'll II public
sucsiou 10 tAe bShest der cash III The following DE-
sc1bed pF.ns situated In the County q Cock -! state
m Btcek twent5 ~ y so'e @;s ~, aoosr ss,sea. aa.
anc and al the rghts md equity q sgdsnptl9n ct tns
.k (eofc Kafker ind Etxaheh 1fktr Their heirs and
hsdgn6 therein. EA4FA1 IL" oA-ts A10s&<e.
NED ,b, ish d.T q 9sreh, L. D. 1sn. nhtssod 81.
, 1859-03-19

INJUNCTION Observation-Disclosures & Smith, If
Pittsburgh, prorrictors Of l1ostcttcrs stonlHe!'
Bittcrs, hare through their counsel, obtaned all
injunction restraining Elnaorc & johnson, Of
New 0rlrans, fFom manufacturing, aud vending
spurious article Of the llostctttr littcr*, which
they have currics! on II, IL considerable extent
for so,tc time past; they buying mp til. genuine
empty bott1cS anil filling with .!.rir cuuntc, fit
article.
, 1859-03-19

RANGE OF THE Thermometer for the week,
as taken by Z. l.. 0'HAnA, Apothecary and
Pharmaccutist, No. 80 West Randolph street,
corner Of Canal street, Chicago.
, 1859-03-19

NOTICE. George +. Van Brunt
IN having been taken Into the fEn Of Van Brunt +
Watus the business will bt continued by The subscribers,
undrt lie same n1n,e Nos 80 and III Chambers street
and al ms q ri West 18th street. in tkr e.:y of New
A'7 ~ " THEODORE VAN BRENT.
FUARLES s. WATKUrS.
GEORGE F. VAN DRCST.
h1Lkf@
, 1859-03-19

RAILROAD TO DnlnGEronr.-Wells' tomnfr-
ti@ Erws's says the Canai Trustees have fit is
rcported} deferred the removal Of the Canal Col
lcctor's Office to Bridgeport until June, by which
time II is hoped railroad may bc constructed
for the benefit Of Chicago residents w!,v may
hare Canal business tn attend TO-
, 1859-03-19

e The t]o"tuaI tells ridiculous story
about boy, weighing forty-tive pounds, having
accomplished the feat Of crossing Madison street
seven minutes, without any serious injury to
life or limb No sensible man believes the
story. The thing can't be did!
, 1859-03-19

DOhKDING.-First Class Board
ID and pleasant fnas. tther SUITS single. 1t IS
uth Ciask street. Transient Uoar It reasonable rates.
tafsn'
, 1859-03-19

To THE prnL1c :-0n reading the letters Of
Mr.. Fuller, Mr.. Peek, aud Mr.. Merrick, in The
>l""r"4f Of yesterday. determined to Gull On
the authors and ark them to state to me- the pre-
else conversation from wlicl, II supposed n.,rcc-
mrnt WIS implied.
Below will he found letters from Mr.. PECK and
Mr. Coventry:
, 1859-03-19

Been IN BAD CoxrASY.-We saw, yesterday
morning, at an carly hour, Il son of the !" s i'm "f
the say" with his Two eyes in deep mourning.
lie Ind been indulging in "frcc fight" in
honor Of his patron saint, and came off sccond
best. He was in search Of "docthcr' to bind
III, his x..nnas
, 1859-03-19

It will probably be demonstrated, during the
callvass now goinS on in this city and county,
far judicial officers, that when member Of the
Legislature OF any outsider at Springfield, at-
tcnlpts to trade of the eleven Thousand Kepub-
lican yotcrs If Cook for any consideration what
cver, the ratification "f the bargain by the peo-
, 1859-03-19

ITO IiENT.-.A House, No. 36l
L. u" E"-rs The 1Iau>. |. new, built q Brick, and
of taseml nt se snrie ahI attic sad Is ntst in
the very et AyIs thrn,xhnu with ua> Rala at lydrnt
WateT bh; Water tis*t lse'lS Speaking TLte Range.
,arc nrss of MaS Inquire the psyn! IN ,he after
Ut J. AcENEN, eoEnrs Ut N0nh Wells aud Pear
ssIu stIsria. AAllaiWe
, 1859-03-19

ponr or CH1cAoo.-Thc total number Of arri-
rals BY lake at this port since tue 1st Of January
is e5-a1 Of this number since the 1st Of March.
, 1859-03-19

roL1cE.-Thc following cases were disposed
Of by Justice Akin yesterday morning: James
Reilly, for celebrating St. Patriek's day too free
II was fined g; James kanvi1e, not content
with getting drunk, went to smashing windows,
and was fined 8; Jam& McCarty for simple
drunk, paid g.
Jenny Stonc aliin* German and Susan Schmidt,
two street-walkers. formerly belonging in Chi
cago, but htcly from kankakee. were found
drunk in the street, and fined Is apiece.
Patrick McLane and John Graham, were
fined 81 each for fighting. The dispute arose on
account Of Graham calling AeLane thick head,
-Nichncl Douncgan and Mrs Donncgan, q
newly married couple, were found in lumber
yard On West Canal street, sleeping on pile Of
boards. They were fined e5apiece forvagrancy.
August Cooper, a boy, behaving himself in 4
disorderly manner, was sent to tho Reform
School
, 1859-03-19

"F. i. M."-We learn that Society bearing
these mysterious initials, has been organized in
this city. Tho object Of the Society is the be-
stowal Of charity, something after the manner Of
tue Sons Of Malta. They had Il meeting ut the
fremont House few evenings since.
, 1859-03-19

ITO RENT OR FOR SALE
inu.e containing fur1erl rooms ti, .r4 cellar and
assc. It Is elt situase1 In the south Divcn zr~i Hos-
nsr In!sana Avenue and Kdge!y aee, to II. Il: HOOD
TEsS Tk,x IL = H. tnh9-lnts
, 1859-03-19

RAscA1Lr.-A few days since valuable cow
bclongingto William Tigbe, Of Ainsworth sta-
ton, was killed by some scoundrels. and the
hide taken of, brought to this city and sold.
The carcasc WIS left on the roadside The scoisi,-
drels who did the deed ought to have their hides
tanned without taking them of.
, 1859-03-19

ITO RENT Fine Lot OIL Wash
alley Tte ttet pared viii block ssoae, md the it viz
JOHN WRIGHT CoufvtHoner, NJ ~ Suuh (l7lk street,
,tr,.Ite The l'uurt House. tnhtt-cksS-{1I
, 1859-03-19

| NEW ! ORR, March 1S.-Tlle Brooklyn CITY
American Convention met Yesterday, nnd nomt.
mated ii straight american ticket, headed by cx-
.Muy0r Geo Hall, fur Mayor.
, 1859-03-19

ITO RENT.-Lakc Street Store,
l. NJ. ~, occupied by John West Possession
e'gTn IT. 1sdtnee of r,y Duck, ri wc> Msicu street.
rrsiixnce No e. with na1u and Gtrlcn. Furniture
for sale. -.-... .,.a
ots on Cniun apd West Madison steetA just east OF aau
FOR SALE
4 GOTHIC RESIDENCE and Tam {xfth fotl nc1f
CnEu ratk trke lot corner of Paulna and Randolph
streets ne Cnuu Park IS by l&5 fret fot particulars In
quiEr If 80 .,.,x. . ~
fAse2..Ap DR.. IICk- ~ CIA1k STREET
, 1859-03-19

ITO RENT Of the most de-
j. sirate nwcrln.r the North SIIc. Of C1aEk It,
The hnuse Is tsck with mite and large grounds. The
1esee VT, tc cxpected buy portion u the Furniturr.
such Kas tt.n carpets 11l stTes. Address Fax s..
rust On1te- nlhlt'cAlt lt
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-05-14
City Ordinance, No, 81.

Ordlnssse V lag out describe and ss.absh certain
"A DHeetA
n. COs..cn CvaOa ef0s cDv Of RsdesrvGss, DO
0rdats 20 SGiOWs:
eBcSoui street 70 Be Known - Hske street. 10 here.
BY eahlShed ofths Width gngth end description - FOL.
lows; eO0@eAeng the West line Of Bsnham sFovt ~
the eorpsr 81 =. Yot fsDes ~ being shout
Tires fost RoSA efsae shoass running tsacs nsTth
81 Deg - min WsSt, ~ tha trne neEidaa, disianos Of
four husdEsd sghs oad ens hsM tAeo LAY ss 70 s Fast
line Of eaessBeno street. SAID street shan BE- dirty lsst
in With during lie entire enh Of four hundred sht and
one half feet
sscTIoH .. STREET 10 be known e Chapel street, Il
hsFsby eSsabshed Described ioows: Its Western line
commencing ne NoFth line Of ChambeFf street, at .
point SevsnySH and one fleet frOm sacramento
street. and ruHng hsnes North deg5. Wes b. ne true
meridian distance Of four hundred Eve and half
6l feet; thence NoTth ~ degS % min WEES distance
Of one hundred eighty and half 1eI1) feet 10
CssyS AIsy, ct pOnt sad Alley twenty CO.. feet
Ssuthws o. KnBeys H. Ths Width Of sad Ohspsl rs<t
shall be twenty se from cha@beTs street % he angle.
anA from thence Widening 70 o feet at CaFys
Alley
scciOu s. This Ordinance shall take effect from and
after Its passage.
Thereby certify that the above Ordinance vas passed By
the Common Council at Restng hsld May eeh. 1882
Is. HERNANDEZ, Clerk c. @.
Approved, Stay 9Th, 1859.
GEO. .. JONES, Mayor.