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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-06
MAcGREGoR's vENTILATING STOVES.

7 HAVE on hand the most complete assortment
| of COOK and PARLOR STOVES that has ever
been offered in this city. Among my Cooks are the
Diamond Rock. Nevada, Comet. Wisconsin, Char
ter Oak. and Homestead. Paror Stoves. for Coal,
are the Macgregor Ncntilating Stove, Backus Pa
tent Radiator, New Pattern Radiator, ParlOr
Crates, Parlor Cooks. and Cylinder Stoves. Parlor
Stoves for Wood. ore the Self Regulators. Cottage
Parlors, Oven Parlors, Sheet Iron Air Tight. and
Six AID Nine Plate Stoves. Washington STOVE
POLISH. STOVE PIPE. SHEET ZINC. DC.
Iniy- TIN WARE, at wholesale. as low a. it can
he bought in Baltimore. or any other city.
II. /. GREGORY, lis King street.
oct 10 opposite Marshall House.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-06
EAs, LIQUORS. AND TOBACCO.

LIQUORS! LIQIORSM
DIDGELEY. HAMPTON CO.. wholesale
N dealers in LIQUORS, have in store FRENCH
BRANDY, of the following favorile brands "
Scignette," "0tard, Dupuy & CO.." "llenucssry,'
Omitted Propretors," and Jules Robin & Co."
PEACH BRANDY, Apple do, Cherry do, Black
berry do
CORDIALS-Cinnamo and Peppermint
New England and Jamaica RUN
Holland and Domestic GIN
RYE WHISkEI, of every grade
Champagne, Madeira, Port. Sherry, Malaga,
Lisbon, and Clarct WINES
German and Domestic BlTTERS,
PORTER. ALE, &C., &C., which they offer for
sale to dealers. sep29
TOBACCO! TOBlCCON
DIDGELEY, HAMPTON co. wholesale
IL dealers in TOBACCO, CIGARS, IT King
street. offer for sale the following brands of choice
Tobacco:
"Crumpton's" premium h lump
-. s. Hales Extra fuc cured
.Game Cock" Twist
I'll. J. WillamsOn's' do
"IIarris' Peoples Fayorte"
Do "Luxury of the People
Do "ApricOt
Do "Sultana"
"Hcnry GODDARD" lbs. 81 Tecl' 10.
"Charlcs Asher" 4" 81 X Collins"
&c. ". Thompson" " 81. II. Powell
sc. W. Simpson STAR Nv. n. Shceton" "
Corner Stone" " Eliza Logan"
Up. Pry" "
III. y. Scots Mountain Rose" lbs.
Also, Domestic and Imported Cigars. Smoking
Tobacco Snuff. in bottles, kegs, bladders and pa
pers, Pipes and Pipe Heads. sep29
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-06
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, &C.

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, &c.
BLOWS. Pillow CASTINGS, &c.-I have
/ now large assortment of Minor Horizons
PLOWS.
Litus' Iron Beam Flows.
Rchs Iron Beam Flows.
Rough and Ready Flows.
Landon Moore Flows.
Wrought and Cast Sheer Davis Flows.
Wrought and Cast Hill Side Pows.
Subsoil Flows, and many other varieties, 40,
900 lbs of Pillow CASTINGS.
For sale by DRAlTON q. MEADE,
dee l. No. IL Fairfax street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-06

DROWN'S BRONCHIAL TROCHES, Wistar's
ID Lozenges, Wistar's Balsam Wild Cherry
Swaim's Syrup Cherry, Rushtons and BurncttS
Cod Liver Oil, Mustang Liniment. Railways Rca-
dy Relief, Cannons Bitters, Thompson's Tincturc
Ellis Solution, Citrate Magncsia. on hand, and
for sale. by J.WILLIAM BOWLING,
jan 62, cor of Fairfax and Prince streets
DEST OSWEGO STARCH; Salad Oil RaSp-
ID berry and Lemon Gum Drops; Catnip; Gum
Arabic: Burmuda Arrow Root White Bar Soap
Flaxseed: Rochelle Salts: Calabria Liquoricc; just
received, and for sale by
JAMES ENTWISLE, IT.,
i'm Apnthccary, No % King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-06

GOOD AGAIN.-Just received new and first
VI rate article in the way of Brace Bits and Gin
lets upon principle: variety of sizes, by the
dozen or singly Call and see.
JOHN T. CREIGHTON,
jan No. II Royal street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-06

I ANDS FOR SALE.--Wc have for sale a nice
/ 4 little FARM of 80 ACRES, with good improve
mcnts. near Ccntreville, Fairfax County. Va.
beautiful and healthy situation. and said to lie
celent soil--most of the place is now set in grass
Also. ll8 ACRES finely Timbered LAND, one mile
from Fairfax Court House, and within !! of a mile
of a line of the Manassas Gap Railroad. There
could he wood and timber enough sold of this
place to pay more than the price asked for it.
We will sell either or both of the above places
on very easy terms or will take Manassas Gap or
Orange and Alexandria Railroad Bonds in pay
ment. Apply to CORSE BROTHERS.
dec 4-eolm Exchange Block, King street
4 GENTS FOR THE UNION INDIA RUBBER
n COMPANY.-GUTTA PERCHA rOATN
CAPS. BOOTS. and CLOAKS, Silk, Alpaca. Sell
cia, and Cotton Goats, Boots and Cloaks. Leggings
Covers with Hoods, &C., wholesale and retail
These goods arc warranted to stand any climate
and will be sold at mandatory prices.
WALL. STEPHENS 4 CO.,
No. 800 Penn. avenue, between 9th and 10th sts
and No. l04 Duane street, doors west of Broad
way, New York.
Washington. nov 1j-coom
, 1859-03-26

There will be preaching Tomorrow tSat:ath) afternoon
II Metropolitan Hill. a. three ocick BY the Iss"r Of nnc
Ut city churches. The public Invited to attend
Seats ase frrt to ALL
The Anniversary Of The ole= Sunday School in Chea.
90 will ae held in thr Fl Presbyterian Church next sun
day at 3. T. u. Marrh :.&. Ker. Jeremiah Porter frs
pastor In ctcagu, will aaircss the congeatlon AL m:
Invited
So:eE-Ier ". ". King will deliver hl4 lecture On the
"Soass Ut cons!c in St P.ars Church. next Sunday
evening at Il O'clock.
Divine Service ercsy Sunday At fni 4. b. and Il T. H.
in the Church uf the Ascension rotestan Ep!.copa) on
Oak stre between Wells and Lasal!e Esrce. Nor4h DIs
Ian. Sunday School At one ucluck r. IT. Rev. Henry h
Morrill, Rector.
Tho Be1ean Baptist Chu.sa Is being moved from
IT, location Jackson trt south 10 The corner of De
PLANES and e Kovcn srt In consequence Of which thcs
will h service In the churl for the two coming Sab
baths.
-The Neg Jezusatn forms the subject of discourse
by Rev. Mr. nbtasd. st the New .1sEu.as1n Temple on
Harrison street between State STREET bnd Wabash aseaue.
to.mosrow evening at ha1f,,ast Sven o'clock
Reformed rrsbyt tesian Church. Fulton ftseet bet7pn
North Clinton and North Jefferson ktreea Wcs. nss*un
Communion services according to the order af the Church Of
Scotland next sabbath afternoon Preaching On SATURDAY
anoon Sabbath forenoon and evening. and Noatay erep.
ing. Rev. Mathew MeBdde, ot lit. Vernon, Iowa, Will
assist on The occasion.
The Leuten services which 1elne held in the varins
Episcopal Churches at oureity unusually well ocndeL
In Trinity Chu! ealy PRAYER meeting Is hrld 1t twelve
cotk to which al! cordially iuvi,td. We hcas TINT In
the Congregation hcnc |, ucErasaS rcugtous in,cs
manifested.
, 1859-03-26
A Card.
To TIE Qdtr. and Employees Of the Yic1iydn

70 NF tDsfeT0 d1d zsMpVytzS 0} ne -R9cKI2dn
Central Railroad:
hereby tender my thanks to the above gen
tlemen who 80 readily came forward and e1.
pressed their sympathy and solicitude By kindly
offers Of assistance in The case Of the accident
that happened to my child while strayed on
their road opposite MY residence At Fair View,
on the esd inst, and would add that from pres
ent symptoms the physician thinks the child
not dangerously injured.
am Satisfied thaat no blame can be attached
to tbe managers Of the train by which the abore
accident occurred. as the child was astray on a
part of the road where there is no crossing. but
that they must hare madc extraordinary efforts
to stop thc trim; otherwise my child must have
been Killed. will also state that from my &C.
quaintance with said road ain convinced that
the officers and men can not be e1cetled in their
vigi!hnee md Se1ttesy:: +. ,. LAsGlx1. ;:
Fin Vnw, Cottage Groye.
, 1859-03-26

PER LAST STEAMER.
wEWML EXHIBIT
ON MONDAY, MARCH 2sth,
ONE OF THE
Largest and Choicest ASS0rtmentS
IN THE UNITED STATES OF
sopf;s 81, Jus asj Ke,*ss i,xt,;, no., .1tz.
9&;fPdy fsyg, F3sss F;Is;s5 4 ;;.iss;p d. ;s;pe,"
Se|| siv!t. ri. nics. coots.
La4es md Embru!uedes
And niany yc.y scarce styles Of Goods
CONFINED to rs
That Cannot be Replaced this Season.
We haze now In ttn.c, lneompa.at1y the
LARGEST AND CHOICEST STOCK
General Dry Goods
WEST OF NEW YORK.
w. M. ROSS s. CO.,
NAM 10TH ORE,
mhss eSas 1G. and 10 Luxe STREET.
COUGHS.-The administration of
medicinal preparations in the form Of Le>ng,, Is It
aly as rsanls. CoccM REatp1. .Nssra:s H,,11Ssn
I.hts ., congh LozcaEe a.y Irritation which Induces
Colds.
fh ~ u T. te IT,, OF ehe1kinG
n.aSn'9s y"old ,ie!a g d nTx*ste
ie as dsaaoat aa liz 1s Fnsaa9 7 sna'
Asthma.
At11xA or rEE1nscA spanotlc Affection Of the rron-
"rra* B,u.r1iat Tprrs viii Ia touit case1 xiye nrr
sf I'll s*,e t / L & Ie Long standing PsS7sss Ta
M d: z, s, s 1ts; ass;.s ;. e., T %
Lzz1h Frankfort, LII.
IdIdFIu'
c41AnRa-A farm Of Chronic That D1.easc, consisting
rajst and extend. m ,ute n. no*n s1;mrn H.hi Nj
Gh hass p9ssS VI a In ,ha hs
them.
Influenza:
rra, and .uddcn ch,n.ez ., .,r,,,.
7Ee fruitful .euEees u t.*iscaa,y nd 8rosAsu oaa.o
aaa Thse 4 's st
II I h S. ~ 70 ,ns s1h ~ + Tsh th Or
a.taek may Se ea*esaa V @.dsi sS T. a'''"
| ,..x, DiOHc4tt1s. I
nation q the snsi Mpeoa; Gaad. eSness<d ~i.h 1ht
AsNefa!S *1icn Ane lAe !aGt anu u haplpc The ap-
rFTae5 f Eh1cAH offn 10 insd!nus "A attract
~ - " 4,sa ~ ~ aSn ~ - stss q ~ea9sotnents
fIneis. It Mss fun. cold ur any unsu e.r!tioa o Tie
x".Sr Ihese inGpasnt synp;.ns ere asyei BY using
ts Of yoiee Z ofte, txpsIced I' Al eo'te
uo,r1o1o,o
- a1 Ga! 9gmoSS. Ta.s F..
pasnfai rtsujt Of sr1isg ~. nr uuu.u,i e4eon
yoal may u any time he removed by allowing
~ :" t.x"+ Sorr IN H. ,nantb r1.n,
| Fu1uc Speakers viii ind them of peculiar atyantase
eh,,i Iu,,Iou' md In suIuins haHt n!aiu, 1T" In
| Cv!d4--Rxr pAs1ki Wlst hte EiIsor of Nons Hrr,I
, 1859-03-26

THE New SHERMAN 1IorsE-Only u portion
Of the Sherman House (new edition) is to be
erected this season. II will commence on the
corner Of the alley on Clark street, and extend
south, midway the block, to adjoin the old struc-
ture. 1t is to be first class sir story marble
edifce So feet on Clark, and lto feet deep.
On the expiration Of tile lease, the present
Sherman House will h. superseded By tile bal
ance Of the proposed structure
When completed, it will be the largest and
probably the best arranged and most elegant
hotcl in the city. It will present front of 1to
feet on Clark street and l4o OH Randolph. IT..
v. Boyington is the architect.
OPPOSITION LINES on LIKE M1cH1GAS,-t
seems now certain that from the opening Of the
season Of travel, a sharp competition will spring
up between the great riral routes connecting
the West with the Seahoard. The ''steam fer
~" at Milwaukee is not TO be left alonc. but it
il strongly ramored that steamboat connections
between Chicago aud Milwaukee will be this sea-
son better aud more attractive than for year
or two past.
, 1859-03-26

1cE AsD Icx Dkror.-We notice that Mcssrs.
Joy 4 Ffisbie, the ice men, arc building an ice
house apd depot op Desplaiues street front Of
the Chicago, g. Paul md I Fond au Lac Railroad
grounds, $50 feet long by As feet in width, to
receise and deliver the Ice brought in ftbm their
Cfy;&A Lake ice.houses.
, 1859-03-26

MOVEMENT IN Ponk.-Scvcral barrels Of prime
pork were "takcn" at the packing house Of
Brown Co., near Bridgeport, not only on pri-
vate terms, but otherwise so privately that no
clue to the operators can be rnined
, 1859-03-26

THK WEArHER.--Narch has been in its tau.
tru1ns recently. A right smart thunder shower
in summer style, sandwiched in between two
snow storms is variety enough.
, 1859-03-26

lorSG MES's ASSOCIATION ANNUAL ELECTION
Members will remember the election for officer!
Of the !. N. Association today.
, 1859-03-26

- The grand jury Of Tie j. s, Circuit
Court for Hichig1n' hsving indicted u. &.
deputy -Marshal 9yicr for. nansaughter. GU
asoeount of 4he shooting By tha4 ofdesr If csRt.
Jonas Of The Brig, coAoord, his trial 4s now IN
pr6gress in Detroit. = ..,. =. -
, 1859-03-26

DECIDEDLY CooL.-A Nashville merchant was
in this city yesterday Oh what was literally Il
nice errand, to purchase 2o0v tons Of the geld
substance for lis city, almost entirely out Of
that winter staple and summer luxury, HOW
selling for four cents per pound in thut city.
, 1859-03-26
Destructive Fire in JofIct-LoAs,
El5.Uf1fl.

jay the morning train from Joliet We learn
that quite largc ire occurred there about !.
o'clnc:; this morning. $nnle six or seven stores
OH Jefferson street. were entirely destroyed.
The gauas contained in them were for t!lc most
purt Hnved.
The fire brake out in =. I.oucr's clothing stare
and spreading eastward, consumed al the build
ing /" ti1r curncr Joliet street, with the excep
tion Of the brick store occupied By by ". Wo"d~
ruff, which. tlloush considerably dunlagcd, with
stood the hanlc..
The iollawing, u near as could be ascertain:
cd by t''r time the train left. nrc thc names Of
the OWNERS and occupants If the stores:
GlaLc Sa'.n'n. ewned by .John Delz; Clothing
store. occupied By ). I1ouer Hat and Cap store,
occupied By j. scwurznlun. owned by Mrs. Ber
gen; Tilcr h Grundy. auction store, owned by
H. l. Hawlr.; ciuthing slorc, occupid by Levi
l. Fls'd, owned By +. J., Cugwin; taller and
clothing store. occupied by J. e. Williams,
owned by U. L. Hawfey; btrk grocery store,
occupied By 0. II. Woodruff, o"urd BY II. Il.
Stevens.
The fire was viii. difficulty restrained from
crossing Jefferson nsld Joliet streets, und the
dangcr was imminent at one fine TINT much
greater a,nuu,.. of property would be destroyed.
--rfuHFHa{ If yrf<r.{1Y.
, 1859-03-26

RAxGE or T1E THERMOMETER for the week,
as taken By E. L. O'HARA, Apothecary and
1'harmacentist, No. 80 Vast Randolph street,
corner Of canal street, Chicago.
, 1859-03-26

PGRsoSAL.-Mr. Hatch, Secretary Of State,
Hon. ]. X. Dubois, Auditor Of Stute, Hon. y.
i'atenan, Superintendent. Of Public instruction,
Hon. Geo. ". Jones, Ex-Unitei States Senator,
Iowa, arrived at the fremont House Inst ere
, 1859-03-26

THE WEST SIDE UNION DEror-We learn that
one half the block cast Of Caual street, between
Randolph and Washington street, fronting on
Canal street, and extending east to the alley, has
been leased for the temporary purposes of the
West Side Union Depot enterprise. buildings
will be Immediately erected thereon to accom-
modate, from early in the summer, the fright
departments Of the several lnes Of the road.
, 1859-03-26
:Ifaunn.

EOUND.-A White Poodle Dog,
l. which thr uwner have by calling Al tie corner II
ssh W.ter aud Clark street. uues Building xl!n,u tl
basement, iuha+Ax1 4. bAlELlE.
, 1859-03-26

CrT KALnoAns.-Thc success Of City Passcn-
ger Railroads in Philadelphis is 50 great, and
the stockholders are reaping such golden har~
rest, Tint the Pennsylvania Legislature is flooded
With applications for charters for new roads in
the city. The L%dger says: j" Hitherto this
privilege Of laying such tracks has been giveu
axay, but the question suggests itself whether,
uthey sre 50 very profitable to the stockholders,
the city itaelf should not share in thess profits =
ind proceeds to show that the roads Should b.
:ameans Of directly reducing taxation aud rail-
ing reveuuo.
, 1859-03-26

Loss OF Cattle from Starvation.
The scarcity Of feed among our farmers is play
ing sad havoc with their *tock.-Grcut numbers
Of cattle nrc dyink in this county firm, actual
starvation. The unequal md utmost unsntcr-
ruptcd showers NJ rain wbjcl. fell last spring re-
tardcsl farmers i'll fheir p'osiu@ operations. and
accustomed nu,nbcr of acres: in consequence,
suany farmers are now entirely ont Of feed fer
their stock. The loss Of stock By starvation in
Christian county is hnrrow-ing u contemplate,
and will amount to SUN which, were il posi-
ble to state in rouna numbers, would seen7
fabu!ous.-7aylorriUtL LndY~AdtA, March 18th
, 1859-03-26
GTEAM SAW MILL FOR SALE
~ cHEAp. on easT tesuaA together With

s,nq ACRES or PINE TIMER LAND,
The subscriber has foz sle The above property which vii
be sold Il "a tarE1!u+
Tho min Is nesT new and Is situated ou Sturgeon usy,
Wisconsin, ta9I.hiaF .l!as the Couasy SEAT Of
all up The NIL Uoek anl 1ecelya the r1i+r
The tud well tnbevt &nd Iots convenient to the uI
al.
The Subscriber being With The lumber tu.f
neA md being en<ax In other buAne1 Is desro. IT ALL
ing tho properly ths tine Thee ae auut L0l los up
the tank u the B,T, which vii be sid With tho oter
prppeIty.
Fot further particulars p1sa%e addrsss or e,n On
RAHSoS, BARTLETT i CO,
, 1859-03-26

TnE ConoSEa's REconn.-No iuquests to re-
port yesterday VIC fall back upon the pnst.
During the lust three mouths Coroner james has
held thirtv inqursts-au increase Of four over
tine same period last year. During the past two
years, two hundred and sixty inquests hare
been held. Future asrirants for the post Of
Coroner may paste the exhibit in their hats Us
dismally reliable.
, 1859-03-26

- {. SG1sfTE.S. A.freftisiaJ Age& q Dt nrtFn H.
t. anari=*I 10 TesiEe Advertisements for U4 DID oil h<
Leudt.9 rupsrs Of tbs .SattA- Ness. }a1 LsH II
, 1859-03-26

RExovAL.-Murry Nelson, Produce and Com
mission Merchant, and Agent fur the Fulton
starch Company, has removed to No. 2l4 Soutl,
Water street, corner Of Wells. nh2i-3t
, 1859-03-26

Qua 0wS Ior.--A grand Fancy Dress and
Civic Ball, the last daucc Of the season, will take
place III Madame Akerstrom's Assembly Rooms,
corner Of Wells and Randolph streets, on Nom
day, March :sta. Tickets admitting gentleman
aud ladies', $lUt tnll45-St.
, 1859-03-26
BaarDi1.g.:

BButUlN9.
POARD1NG-lll Wabash aye-
- nue---Bns,d and aita ef Pkannt ftun& o,as aor
gentleman and aT. Ako mons for thsea or f,ur sa2.e
tentensa. ADD fs4 daT hHaeu CA b aenncsodaaeA
mh.3 11I
POARDING.-Two Gentlemen, or
- Gentleman md Lady. caa h. aecnmAotafs4 h> \
l1&4 II No. ~ Wet Randolph stFce&- n,h3l-1K%
PQARDING.-Frst Class Board
.nd pleasant fooHas. eithcR S1ksR xtnGte, 1t -
A&&Q<
, 1859-03-26

fOtNG MES'S SAssoc1A11oS-.Mssrs. Editors !:
have been shown ticket Of tue above Society
with my name inserted rs candidate for Cor
responding Secretary, as this has been done
without my knowledge or consent, and US am
warm supporter Of the ~ Independent Tickct," "
am compelled to request the insertion Of this
explicit disavowal Of any connection on my part
with any such irregular ticket. Would-be of!i-
GERS generally succeed in cutting of their u.s.
pirations by letter writing, and know Of no
reason why the same rule will not prove equally
well when applied to candidates>ag against-tlcr-
will. II, ", Fc1LEa.
H,r,L 3-}L
, 1859-03-26

~ See advertisement of Boudoir Sewing
Machines, lee Lake street. jas-b9V6
q Sec advertisement Of Quaker City $40
Sewing Machine. l.. CORNELL j. Co.,
l1t. Lake strent.
, 1859-03-26

GAlKsA CulcAoo Ustox RAILROAD Co,-The
earnings Of this rond for the week ending March
ssd, were as follows, compared with the same
Week Inst rear.
, 1859-03-26

VINO Is TO BLAuE?-Thc Grown Point {1nd)
Register complains Of the irrcguarity Of the dai-
ly mail from Chicago, which is sometimes recei-
red on the day it is sent, and again not received
at all, md ut other times is carried past md re-
turned from the east by the way Of Valparaiso.
1t says that from last "Wednesday till Tuesday of
| this week the Pass AND Ta1srxE was not re-
ceiyed. Who is to blumcs
, 1859-03-26

~ See advertisement Of Dr. Saniord's
Liver lnyigorater, in another column.
P1EE's PEAK.-Trunks, Yaliscs and travelling
bags, manufactured expressly for trip to the
, Gold Mines at ". l. Il. $. Wr;gLt's, IL and 2lY
South Clark street. feIY-.u
, 1859-03-26

CoAl-Drns1Sc -lIcpcated e1-
pcrinlcu.s hare demonstrated tue faet, that COAL
IL fuel far locomotives, cat be used With vast
sasing to the rai,ruad interests Of the country.
4 correspondent of tic New York Courier and
E"9"ire,, writing from Albany, says: "The
coal era seenas to have begun in earnest in the
locomotives. The experiment on the Hudson
engines ran few days since from Poughteep-
sic to Garrison's without The fire being touched,
willie from Garrison's to Peekskill the fireman
found the engine content to take 4hat romantic
Hightund ride, with tue starvation diet Of three
Ahsrels full Of coal. The miners in Pepnsyl~
xania may tell this news a. glad words for tue
home tQcY make joyous by their labor"
, 1859-03-26
DIED..

At Monroe, Mich!can- on 18th In,t.. Luther :.
HARVEY, formerly of tht fu Of Harvey l'so., Lite IT
this city.
, 1859-03-26

pERsosA1.-We notice amongst the arrivals at
the Briggs House, the names Of George D. rren-
ticc Of the Louisville Journal, uou. Fitz Henry
Warren, OF Iowa, Hon. A. A. Dutton, Of Yer
mont; Cupt. Todd, U. S. L., and ". X. Burr,
General Agent Lake Shore Line, Buffalo,
, 1859-03-26

To ECRorE.-A person fully competent to
take charge of vessel from tits State to any
Of the European ports, wishes TO make IN en-
gage1ncnt for the present season. lie is well
acquainted both in Grcat britain and Cauads.
aha can give the best of reference o. to ability,
DC. Apply by letter until April 18th to Post
Office Box :s3:i5.
City reference, Ncssrs. Coe j. CARPENTER, 40
North Wutcr-st mI,.,t; at
, 1859-03-26

ITO RENT.-Cottage No. l4l
Il West Madison .irrt. K.t.t slco
Gntt1xe on Cniun, IT the a!.vs Rent text
Twast"ry lu,ss. Is Gufa.o stnr~t. kints..s House.
Rent $40.
~ttpxiUEe Wext Mni4snn artt4 eaxt Of Cnlon st.
LIT +e1:s f.st On Cnl1n, it mar X ttc :4tuye.
FOR SALE
LIT If raGilna au1 Park aycnuc Skis r.
r.,a Tnnn Park.
Apply uK. lNGALs. oalce 1:s Clrk street. ecrner of
NlL3.~n. nhAs.1s.4.As-
, 1859-03-26

TOR RENT Or SALE Re
= sIttnee # pz. Duck 81 West Madison stree4, With
Carriage liaass md Stable. Ten rooma, Lot 4o1iss-
~; Gtale RsssJsnee With Carriage H9ase nd staaat
ply t. Dk. DICK, IL Clark street. cornee of Assoa-
mh.f em-rA1.
, 1859-03-26

w WANTED.-A Tailoress who un-
W derstands operating Singers Sewing Machine, t.
70 into the country. Apply It no 1ake st. c604
, 1859-03-26

ITO hENT-Thc Warehouse and
J. p'rk South Wa,erstscet occupied hy ,hr un.tr.
s;nt nk els >trvt Er!dkr Une hundred anil +xtv fet
f'nn:. ro>s*.ull siveu immediately j.@. NEWIUrSE
ulht} 1n4s
, 1859-03-26

TOR SALE-By Van Inwagen &
- Go. ome. 10 a 1'oles Building chsaEo lllind4 the
'''@*'4s .% As
, 1859-03-26

Mlcu. CENTRAL Il. R.-LAKE ERIE MAr7EEs.-
We learn that no official announcement has been
yet 1nadc Of IN intention to run the Lake Erie
Michigan Central Railroad steamers the coming
season. II is still under discussion.
This company hare commenced running their
rropcllers between Detroit and Buffalo, III their
freight business.
, 1859-03-26
10 Rent.

TO KENT-Ho.,se 244 Fulton
= 1tvvt. fusI!sus. e.upct$- &c, rrsntIy new and
tt'e'i to TIE hoT~ !r <t vty chap. Inquire u = 1sS.
18eSt- ihh-fI% Il. r, VINCENT.
, 1859-03-26

MAn DoGs.-Wc have recently heard Of seye~
raj instances Of rabid caniucs. At Curtis Lake
Shore distillcry, yesterday, mad dog bit three
other dogs, aud ut Nyrick's bit several others.
An nni1nul in the same condition WIS shot on
West Harrison street On Thursday, after be had
bitten fwn 1ors and n ro1y
, 1859-03-26

ITO RENT.-In the West Division
L VI Nay stnst. l~twy%a Washington and Madison
ttnrt@. two thrrr,nrv {EnglEL R,*,nentl tsxein:
heaishtts Thry contain twelve ra,u% Win i;as Water
ishs IT, Ut thu sjc.nuy kn4 .chuls aud churches
Dmnshtl.4s esrr: + minutes. tIEe~+ lax l6 nF apulY
II NJ: fonsFpys Nutllnx. II No. " Nay sszext.
, 1859-03-26

TO RENT.-Two now Houses on
Il Fulton stnet, Eear Inoa Park: supplied with ,.n
and hydE7nt wasrr. Apply II a3 neazaorn rr 10 Loe-
nlrt or It f Neat Lake stFv~t. aer 1yx pexk r.x T.
H. u l!lNG. n,h5s Iva