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CoURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-Hon. William l.. Mar
shall, Judge. The following business occupied
yesterday
John Voneiff and Joseph Pracht u.s. John Dobbin
an appeal from Justice King. Judgment reversed
and judgment for appellee for S4S.3S and costs
Joseph Mclaughlin Us. The Mayor and City Coun-
Gil OF Baltimore-an action to recover reward for
the apprehension of the murderer of Baltzel Groin
ger. Verdict for defendant for 5000.
William A. Dean Co. rs. George P. Gover-an
action to recover for goods sold and delivered to
third person, alleged by plaintiff to be upon the de
PENDANTS responsibility. On trial.
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Hon. z. Collins Lee Judge,
The following business occupied the Court yester-
day.: ... .l,.r =, -.
Benjamin DeFord, Isaac DeFord, and Thomas
DeFord Us. The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany-an action to recover for hides, sent to Ham
cock station and destroyed by fire. Before report
ed On trial. Geo. M. Gill and j. Nelson for plant
IFS; Latrobe and Gwinn for defendants. ..s
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CouRr-Hon. William
Fell Giles, Judge. The following occupied the
Court Yesterday: a. .- ~
William A. TAYLOR and others Us. Brig Abbotts-
ford. Libel for salvage On trial. r. and v Brent
for lbellants; Messrs. Wallis, Norris and Howard
for respondents.
CRcuIr CoURr FOR BALTIMORE CouNrY.-Tow-
soNTowN, June 80 1S59.-BcfOre Hon. Judge Price
The attention of the Court was occupied the en-
tire day in hearing the arguments of counsel on
the admissibility of prayers fled in the case of
John e. r. b. b. Chamberlain Ellen p. P.
Burke and John Fattle previously reported. y
Without concluding the Court at O'Clock adjourn
ed until morrow, when, if this is disposed Of
the term will be brought to close.
CoURT OF APPEALS OF MARYLAND, JUNE TERM
1888 ANNAPOLIS. June 90, lS59.-No. 10. Special
Docket.-Alexandel Fl. Barnitz Us. Henry G. Rice
and others. Appeal from the Circuit Court for
Baltimore city. Chief Justice LeGrand delivered
the opinion of this Court. Order affirmed without
costs and cause remanded for further proceedings.
Ne. 49, Elisha Warford and others Us. Richard
Coivin. Appeal from the Superior Court for Bal
tlmore city. The argument in this fur
Their continued and concluded by VIM. Price for the
appellants.
No. SO. Docket of June Term, 1s5S.-State of
Maryland Us. Francis Huntington and others. APP
peal from the Circuit Court for Charles COUNTY,
Motion for procedendo overrued.
No. 1873. General Docket.-Mary Ann Shippers
lessee cS. Henry d. Shippers. Appeal from the Cir
cult Court for Cecil county. This case was argued
by +. F. Chambers for the appellee.
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Shipping 5ntslllgenfs.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, June %

ARRIVED
Steamship Thos Swami, Ramsey, 43hours I'm New York
steamer Ge9: Peabody Pritshardi from Richmond; On
tanooga, Forrest Baai off Rappahannock bark jus
tina Marshall for Rio de Janero both hence going down
Steamer John s Shrver Dennis, from Philadelphia
Schr Breeze Hulse from New York-to Rose Lyon;
to t. j. Cochran Co
Lis Canal Boats, from Hayre Grace per Ian
caster May %, 1859
Boat S R McConkey, Captain Beaverson-lumber to Hen
Boat R. NJ Winslow, Captain Meis-umber to H James G
Boat II Campbell, Captain Observation-Disclosures to Carr
Boat James Barrett, Captain Kycr-sate and hay to J. D.
Boat ]. L. Arnold, Captain Lesher-coal to j. C. McCul
Boat Fisher and Watts, Captain Baey-coal to Chas Gil
Boat P f. Thompson, Captain Rosscoal to VIM. Nicely
Kim Co. -
CLEARED
sak BaX . Stae Wat1 & or Na hS0n
Schr + Merwin Avery, New YorknMorrll Kendall =,
schr. Thos c. .wore, Hubbard, Wilmington, N. c.
Ship Ernestne, Bremen) Frerchs Bremen in tow OF the
Brig s G. Bass Winchester, Aspnwal in tow of stram
tug Hecter.
.t MEMORANDA
Schr Maud, Gates arrived at Newbern, n. C. from Ba
Scnr John Griffith, Conkn, arrived at New York from
schr Germ Wilson, cleared for Baltimore St john N
Schr Mary Frances spauldng, arrived at Richmond FIN
Baltimore I'D inst.
sshr Aggnstus Hoey Davis, sailed for Baltimore at
Schr Mayiower Kilborn, from Baltimore for Bangor ar
Sehr john GriiHth, Conkin, arrived at New York from
Scbr Rescue Bacon arrived at New York FIN Baltimore
schr, Eliza Raynor Raynor, arrived at New York FIN Bal
Schr Geo " Grice Palmer cleared for Baltimore at Will
Ship Hermann, Kuhlmann, from Baltimore for Bremen
Ship osweo, Stevens Baltimore, was at Bristol Sd
Ship Ellen Stewart Coffin for Baltimore, entered outwars
| at Liverpool, 9th inst
Bark Nashua Lewis cleared for Baltimore at Charleston,
se!r Alice, Howell cleared Baltimore at New York,
schr Jennie Morton, Bullock arrived at Bermuda m
schr. W Rumsey, Taylor, arrived at Boston from Bal
Schr Amyts Baker, at Portland from Baltimore
schr Mary Adelne JONES' arrived at Norfolk from Bat
more 10th instant.
EASTERN PORTS
NEW YORK, June Arr ship Snow s9uall Shanghai;
/ schf PoIiux, Rio Grande 9'''( e ~
CIR o aav? STAR ss
sGa5 June Arr bark. Leighton and Flo
resa Rio de Janero brig Canton St Barts schr Florence
CD schrs Effort. Charleston; W. Kennedy and David
Hale Waspgton D. g chin. Row STATE Nav o.
sierra Nevada Hong Kong Kate Howe, Calcutta
sehrs Narraguagu St. Pierre MIG, Trojan, Jacksonville
/ Mohawk, Georgetown, $. Q. :
CTd barks W. Allston, Honolulu; Louisa Eaton, Rio d.
4 Janeiro.
= BOSTON, June 2lArr barks Frniter, Port au Prince
Couran ienfuegos; julius, Leith; Famngo, Gottenburg
CPd ships Ieaping Water, London W Fisk, New Orleans
brig Queen Of the South, Wilmington, N O. ~
ra2aa.- .F SOUTHERN PORTS.
t2ALEXANDRIA, June Arr. schrs. Roxana, B. Hooper
and B. Morgan, Port Deposit Bee, Lowell, Tram Snit tn
ALEXANDRIA, June 22-Arr, schr Mist, Rockland Lake
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pRDD EPTY SATEC

Yesterday, Messrs. Gibson & Co., auctioneers
sold at the Exchange saes-rooms lot of ground
on Saratoga street, near Chatsworth street, front
ing IL feet on Saratoga street with depth of lis
feet to Peach alley; improved by two-story brick
house. and subject to ground rent of S34. % pei
annum Purchased by l. Jean for 81 200
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BALTIMORE, FRIDAY, JUNE "a, 1855

I'D schrs Tram Smith, Fall River John P Wetherill,
NORFOLK, June o0-Arr bark Charles Kean, Caribbean
Sea; schrs Champion, W L. Herne and VIM Frazier Port
Deposit.
RICHMOND, June 2OArr. schr. s. R. yinton, Philadel
phia -'-7'''7 IT, VII
RICHMOND, June 2I-Crd schrs. Isaac Rich, Philadel-
phia; Eagle. New York q
WILMINGTON June20-C1d brig China, Brazil: schrs.
Sea Bird and Col. Sattery, New York.
june 2l-Arr. schr. Mary Greenh, Boston.-Cfd. brig
Grenada, CardcnaS. y -
CHARLESTON, June 2O-Arr steamship Nashville, N.
York
CID bark Modena Providence schr Richard Bullwinkle,
Boston
York 5000 = -
NEW ORLEANS, June l5.-Arr. ships Artisan and John
d. Albert, Boston; schr Smithsonian, New York.
CID; STEAMSHIP Chas Morgan, New York; ship Marcia
Greenleaf. Liverpool; schr J. NJ. Holiness New York.
NEW ORLEANS. June lS.Arr. (per tel ships ). Green
man. New York 10th, Robert Harding. Liverpool 2Oth,
Wellington New York Inn Carver
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A poor fellow who has driven stage IN M4ntgohi-
cry county, Pa. for living, has iaiIen heiI, oy
the death Of grandfather in the East indies, 70 =
huge fortune The East Indian uncle OF gTan 0a,
father is a charming institution-parucuiariy OH
the STAGE.
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Horse Race.
New YORK, June 23.-The Princess to-day beat
Flora Temple in two straight two mile heats. Time,
: III D
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LOOK OUT FOR THE CAUSE.-THE Engineers on the
survey for locating the Baltimore and Potomac
Railroad have completed their work to within
mile of this village, and are pushing on as fast as
the nature of their duties will admit.-HdTt0oro
Gazette.
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Sold INTO SLAvERY.--Daniel Boone free negro)
convicted in Baltimore county Court for assisting
slaves to abscOnd to free State, was Yesterday
sold at Towsontown out of the State for the period
of two years. He brought S2S5-Lewis Winters,
of the city, being the purchaser. Also, Thomas
Wallace, free negro,) convicted of the same Of
fence, was sold by the county Sheriff to Henry 5.
Kee, of Alabama, for the period of eight years.
Price S525 -
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COUNTY PoLIrICs.-The Superior Council OF the
American party of Baltimore county met Yesterday
morning at the SmedIey House, Iowsontown. 1t
sons opposed to the present National Adminstra-
ton to cooperate with the American party in or
ganizing for the approaching fall elections" then,
agreed upon as the day for holding the county no
minating convention. In the afternoon, the Coun-
Gil again assembled, and appointed JAS. L. Ridgely,
G. NJ Bosley, Jacob Turner, John Slack David r..
Lusby, Nathan II. Ware and Charles Jessnp dele
gates to the State Convention to be held in this
city, and passed a resolution authorizing the coun-
ellis in the election districts to appoint delegates to
the Congressional Convention.
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE

1MPUR1S ri BALIIMUKE.
COASTWISE.
NEW YoRK.-Str. Thomas Slcdnn
40 claret, DeCormis & Rogers 25 bbls. syrup
Fl. W. Worthin gton; pkgs mdse. Price & ONeale ;
b & L Z 800 do snndrv
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Bark Bay State, Sparrow, Boston-Rose Lyon.
Schr. Alliance, Wletts, New York-P. Malcolm f. Co.
Schr. +. Merwin Avery, New York-Morrill Randall,
Schr Ephram and Anna Dod, Providence-Morrin
Randall
Schr. Thos C. Worrell, Hubbard, Wilmington, N. c.
Dunnock Weathery. % TT
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TT SAILED.
Ship Ernesne, (Bremen) Ferchs Bremen in tow of the
steamtug Reliance.
Brig S G. Bass Winchester, Aspnwal in tow of STRAIN
tug Hector. %
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PRICE TWO CENTS
"The United States vessels Wabash and Macedl

Inc United States vessels Wabash and Macedo-
Man have left Civita Vecchia for Naples
before leaving this very painful scene is re-
lated to have occurred: A young girl one day asked
sailor which was the deepest part of the port and
selfin and DISAPPEARED. She was saved however,
by those standing around. She appears to have
been young American residing in Palermo, and
had fed with some man to Ciyita Yecchia. On ar
irving there her seducer, having shut her up in a
hotel abandoned her.
"Every assistance was given her by the authori-
ties, and the delegate sent her to Rome BY spe
cial train. The arrival ola train with three per
sons ony-the girl and her two eonductors-put the
whole diplomatic world in confusion who were anx-
ious to know who was the mysterious arrival, and
curiosity not satisfied until the despatch of the
delegate detailing the incidents of the affair was
shown"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-22

MILWAUKEE THE LARGEST WHEAT MARKET IN mu
WoRD-The following statement of receipts Of wheat in
Chicago and Milwaukee, for the two weeks ending Nov
and ~ respectively shows that Milwaukee at present
holds the better title 70 that distinction
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-22

4 NEAT, TIDY, PROTEeTANT WOMAN WISHES A
"A situation plain cook good washer ironer and
an excellent baker Good cty references Ca iS9 h av
nrst floor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-22
Meeting OF tho Aldsrnsnic Street Conn

Meeting or tho Aldcrnsntc Street Conn
mittee.
xur NAssAu STREET JOB-wIDENNG OF LAURENS
STREET.
1se Committee on Streets Of the Beard Of Aldermen
held meeting yesterday afternoon, Alderman Booe In
NE chair.
The petionersfor the widening Of Nassau street laid
map before the committee illustrating the manner in
which they propose to have the job effected The design Is
10 widen the street both from Cedar Beck
man. and on the eastern side short distance above
Beekman cutting of from twelve TO fifteen feet the
western side according might be required 70 make the
street straight and Of uniform width and like slice on
the other side for the same object On the western sde
however, II Is proposed To leave the HERALD Building I'M
disturbed also the block between Liberty and Cedar
streets; and the side the petitioners omit the
block between John street and Maiden lane their gene
raj plan Of demolition.
As no one appeared who spoke upon this subject
entirely confined TO an examination OF the map ny The
committee themselves and a consultation thereon.
The next matter taken up was the proposed OF
Iaurens street twenty five feet throughout its endre
length from Canal to Amy street, and thence 70 Fourth
street.
A. TOBIAS appeared before the committee representing
property urens street. TO speak against the project
He asked postponement OF the subject at least of
action ON IT, until he would have time present remon.
against it, as majority OF the parties most in
erested in the street decidedly opposed to the aera
ton
AIFFxp MOORE spoke in favor of widening Laurens
street. He said its widening would be great relief
we uanc IN Hiat part OF Ice CITY, anu tnat u II o
necessary Improvement this He denied that
iss widening had anything to do with railroad scheme,
and that such scheme was contemplated he would op
pose II.
WILLIAM WARD spoke in opposition, denying that the
widening would be Improvement, and alleging that
would cost much more than its value He would not de-
sire 70 be assessed for such useless alteration.
MASsyxrD DAVIES thought that the arguments used
against the Improvement were in its favor. II il
speculation stated, then it must be considered
q benefit, or such speculation would not be made
Other speakers followed at great length, but no new
views were put forward The committee adjourned TO
hold another meeting future day. of which notice will
be given.
, 1859-06-15

~ From the mouths Of several policemen.
We have it that they hare the most positive
Instructions not to interfere with offenders
against some Of the most important laws Of our
ctr, and lars too, which Mayor Haines pledged
himself in his speeches and in his inaueursis to
enforce. No policeman dare now arrest q man
Tor any thing else but for being drunk and dis.
orderly, as is proven By our police reports
Sunday Democrat.
These assertions are mcniacious falsehood.,
made By nm unprincipled man who, FILLING to
rule the present administration, is bent on
carrying out his drunken threat, TINT he will
"b1ow it out Of water" Wentworth will find
thash he will have to employ some other weapon
than lying hcfore he aecomplishes his purposes.
~ The County Physician has received from
Ar. Sewcomb, the son-in law Of Ar. Gould. the
farmer, who met with the serious wagon acc;-
dent, in this city few nights since, letter da-
ted the 11th inst, in which he announces the
safe arrival Of the unfortunate man ut Egiu also
announcing that he would be returned to his
home that afternoon. He says that Nz. G. has
acquired feeling in the left hand, and that be
was fully as well Is when he left here for hotne.
Ill may be remembered that Mr., Gould yas en-.
tirely paralysed below the neck when he started
hence. '
, 1859-06-15

New ORLEANS. Jan. 14.-Advices frou, Yer,
Cruz to the 9th inst, via Harana, are to hund
Airanon suppressed tic pronunciamento
made at the Capital By the priests in favor ~
1aloaga. BE had arrested the principal priests
and sent them to Vera Cruz.
The liberals are greatly encouraged byth- ~.
cent events at the Capital 1t is also fenorted
that Zuloaga has been imprisoned by Niramnn
Miramon had decrced that the importa,;on.
At Vera Cruz should be cou,i4cated, md mni;s
he'd the I'D ea1ortm dutv.
The Marqncse expedition against Moriela had
been driven back, but the town had been rar.9.
cd and the women seized and whipped, to forfe
them TO discover their hidden treasures. The
Americans and other foreigners. suffered severe.
ly. 4r. Black, the american Consul. il renort-
cd to be going to Vera Cruz for safety from h.
rabble Of the army. <''0
Mr.: 4cLane arrived at Vera Cruz on the sctb
alt. WV"
Senior Bon.lla. Secretary of Foreign Affa;r~
das issued another decree in which be stat-s
that " the Americans are not accountable for tbe
acts Of President buchanan what be SAYS ia m.
posed By 20 out Of ths 81 States. Of She North
American Union"
General Cabas is reported to be at yaiuco
Letters from private parties giye the sdv;ce
not to cross the 1sthmus in the present condition
Of Affairs
, 1859-06-15

The Europa, with dates to June 4th arrived
oti Cape Race last night. Her radvices are import.
ant. Through tllcn VIC learn tha, another battle,
more sanguinary and decisive than that
st Mentcbcllo. was fought on June 1st at Pal
cstro, SIX miles east Of .vcreesli, that tile
Austrians $4,000 strong; were routed with
great loss. and that they are now retiring 1,e-
hind the Tciuo. Gen Garihaldi had resumed
tie offensive. Strong rcinforceuents had been
sent to support Ills movements in Upper Loln-
hardy. Two nsorc affairs Of o,lIposts are re-
ported. in one Of which Gen. Forcy was en-
gagged. tic Frcnc! accounts say, with signal
SUCCESS.
, 1859-06-15

-, "@@N7bo@o' VuHc ~ lbs9.
L1tturs Press md Tfbunc. '- -
send you u sack Of new Wheat Flour mauu-
1acturcd This day atmy mill, from, Wheat raised
On tue farm Of Green p. Garner, which you will
please accept with 1nv best wishes.
This is the first crop Of new wheat that las
been manufactured this year from wheat raised
III "estetn State, aud it is witt, no small feel
Tug Of pride forward this early production Of
Egypt. This il not tue only time our county has
been ahcnd, for we l4uv. had the first new wheat
iof three years in succession. Hereafter there
ncca be no doubt about tue certuint5 of crops i'll
>outhern Illinois, both in quantity and quality
aours truly WILLIAM STANDING
, 1859-06-15
THE CITY.

- j. i. shays new store will be open for
the reception Of visitors, this {Wedncsdav)
evening, June 18th. at o'clock.
e There is TO be match at Base Ball to b.
played ut Dainty, on the Ga1cna Railroad, next
Saturday. between the Downcr's Grove Club.
and the Dandy Club.
- Hon. Robert Scbeuck, Of Ohio, CT N. C.,
and Minister to Brazil. was at the fremont ye.
terday. Hon. Owen Lovcjoy, who has been
staying there, left on Monday.
u State Of the weather as taken bv J, n,
Heed d Co., Arotl1ccarics, l44 Lake street,
june l3th:
Thermometer R,r,n.,.-
, 1859-06-15


NAsHISCroS, June 14-Thc views of The al.
hlinlstrafion on tie subject Of tue neutral 1irhts
Of Of the United States will soon be transmitted To
Mr Dallas, the Cnited States Minister at thr
'couft of st. James. and by him will be commm.
n1ca,ed to the British Government. Copies Of
tue dispatch will be furnished to our ministers
esthe other European courts after the manner
~ secretary Marcy instructions to the ministcr
Blsnchasan, while the latter represented tbe
: nlted States In Grcat hriiain with reference to
,ne declaration Of maF|time Law At Paris, in 1856
" " Great Britain, France, !Anstria, Russia
Iruss.s, Sardinia and Turkey. but dissented to
Pr onr government.
!, The brief letter Of Secretary Cass relative to
the risks incurred By naturalized citizens Of The
lnlted states returning to their natiye land
nAsmg oecasicned much misconstrucsion, doc,
mcnt Is in course Of preparation defining The
exact position Of the administration on thai snh.
Ject, and rs to how far such citizeus are entitled
to protection by the government.
II Is no.v positively ascertained that there i.
no truth the report thst Mr.. SIide1l has bren
appointed Minister to France ~"
, 1859-06-15

Is Thar So?-Yes, tis a fact, that you ran
buy at the Lamp and Oil Emporium, Kerosene
Coal ol Lamps for s" cents. l.s CLARK St.
, 1859-06-15
AXE VIEW HOUSE, II. ",

Having purchased this wslknown establishment have
rc1ttet TIC aame supplied Il with furniture made
number t Additions and altx,auon calculated 70 meet he
want. II tte public and herehy anoan ihas It Is nov
and Ftad fur tho Of quests. The locality Of
ht* Hnie has few equals In tho Neen country il pfpx
unity TO the Latc lcaeE the attractive scenery hitting
houscs bacnk air. tn" drives II &end to fccu.nuend a
from helt. dust and epic emfes '~'"s-
Gentlemen with their families Who desrr 10 pass frv
weeks away fon the heat snd dust OF the ettv Win eonn
eennomy - As *ea health and recteaion y calling and
this IIn3e3. H. W f:HESTER A
--@ - N-AA-o A"Ass
, 1859-06-15

Ohio nppsars 70 h4xe great deal worse from
the late 1rosts thsn any other Western State. In
many counties tic growing wheat is nearly de-
>troycd. 4 letter before us, from Stark County
says that not enough wheat has been saved 10
furnish half bread for the people Stark is the
best wheat county in Ohio. -.
The back bone" counties which constitute
the great wheat growing section Of Ohio have
suffered terribly The prospect of great crop
was exceedingly fattcriug u..til few days ago.
The people arcpanic stricken, but VIC hone that
tirey are more scared lhna hurt, aud believe
that more wheat vii be harvested in tlat St,,4c
Than the people at present exnect
, 1859-06-15
19te$& N:Griht&ttt,


NATIONAL AGRttULTrnAL FAIR.
l: will he seen by dispatch in this morn.
ing's Press AND TRilrSE that the text An.
m!'i Fair OF the National Agricultural Society
will be held i'll this city. commencing on the
lotA Of Se,tciaher next
, 1859-06-15

WiANTED-A an, 7; D., Boy to run Er
htoFs and who viii board with hs pssents Caa jsrn !.
noae y N the stote inquire at tbs Office fel5 ts;s
, 1859-06-15

More dangerous counterfeits in circula-
tion-therc are ones twos. threes, md fiYes on
the Bank of pecwecowa, Wisconsin.
, 1859-06-15
ARRIVAL OF TIL. R1IITnN

ARRIVAL OF TIL. FULTON.
The steamer Fulton arrived ut New York res.
terday; but without important news The items
OF interest relating to the war are more f;,]}y
and clearly stnted in the Europa's adyices 81
four days later date. We print the following
only:
New loEk. June l4.-The Paris corrcspond.
ent OF the Co,'aereidt -4dsertis<r, Of this civ
writing under date Of May 31st, furnishes III,
following u, Items Of intelligence:
The hse American citizens who were confined
IN the prison OF Rome were released on the de-
nlanG OF the American authorities and are an
board the trisate Wabash.
=, zen. Ne'l, Commander of the 4th corn. If
tne ne! french army was supporting Garabadi with
ta'fty thousand mesl, and it was also his ;nten.
tion to march for Milan. NN'eD
j. bEESE, May ;otd, ria. France-An ;nsurrec.
non nas broken out in Eattc'line. The popula-
tlon is rcpa'ring en n.asse to Sondrio the centre
Q! Inc revolutionary movement. The Austrian
q" u a''afs. who have retired into Switzerland
haTe been disarnnea By the Swixs autLoritics
and sent into the interior country. The Fcder.
Of the Grisoas. ~ ~ - Ao"''c1s
, 1859-06-15

"!A fountain Of health" and 'wel1
spriug Of pleasure" is that silver ono ut Thay-
er's Drug store, cor. Dearborn and Randolph
sts., which doth daily dispense to the thirsty
pnhlic, 10 unfailing supply Of cool, sparkling
Soda which, Favored to your taste with fruit
syTups, isa most refreshing beverage in hot
weather
, 1859-06-15

NEW 1oRx, June 1.-THE Government b,z
recovered the claim Of &13o, 900 from the estste
ofGnrdncr, the forger Of American claims. an3
ths money has been paid over.
, 1859-06-15

~ Gentlemen as well rs Ladies' arc invited
to make II, State street, a restinyplacc. Crum:s
patent foidins chairs, camp staols and scttees.
furnish agreeable sit,ings while waiting for th,.
cars. Respectfully,
fe7.ow H.C- T4y Sru..cr T.,
, 1859-06-15
20 ke11t.

- RENT Superior Sewing AIa-
room canes 10 rent Arr! al NJ. Il Draz.rn s,n~,
:aet3.1.GtsoI I J. NOULyEF'
, 1859-06-15
Mem advertisements.

- :. u aeR1PKH. Ads<rtist.g 43e.t, g D~a,1o,z Il
70 Fers7re Adse'ti4tme1ts jar TIL. onf az IL
"Fr'" " "e -'o'1"- He6 sat tsoi ly
, 1859-06-15

w AIltt Lien LOT 4lii
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