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90 5000 GtSTs WASTLHD--lo sell three
new aud unequal, invention wal ted by Every
al,lv.- VI, Asents nave SHARED ,v"r so5 0O0
selling ono OF 'hem Articles are ght. c'esp,
easy to carry. and YER taking. 'eyeral piplo'
mas, silver N dial from Amar ln,ri'u . y.
Y and patents have been granted me for them
One patent in England ANA me il franre ut
IN stamps and will send Won, g'At :. 81 pages
saTticulaTs of the best agency in the country.
W.. EPHRAM BROWN, Lowell. Mass.
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NOTICE.

Application viii be made al the next sessl
fog the Incorporation OF Bank at VeTgennes
Aug, a4ts, 1859 scisw
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ESTRAY.

Wanted, iJO barrels Cider, Ivy
Sept G, 1859. II y. SILL az.
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pre,onted TO tie Court here b. one Of the hxe-
cutors therein named, for pi obate ;.ltJs 'l6ered
by said Court, that oil persons concerned therein
be notified 10 appear a. Il session Of said Court
to be held at lie Office OIL the Judge .ots sa.t
Cont, IN BrStol, in said district, on the second
MondRN Of september 1859, at 10 O'clock A. D..
the probate of said will; Tor which ipnrposs, 1t
is further ordered, that copy Of the record OF
this order lie published three weeks suecescivssS
IN the Nj ebury kt gister, a uewspspsrprintsd
at Midd ebuYy, in this state, all which pabhes'
lions shall be previous TO the time appointed ~
said hearing. - & -.
HARVEY MUNSILL, Judge.
A ;rne copy Of Record.
IS HARVEY MuNSlLL, Judge.
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STATE OF vERMONT-Distriot Of Addison

STATE OF VERMONT-Dis District Of Addisou,ss
Be it remembered that at Probate Court held
at Middlobury, within and for the District OF Ad
olson on the 9th day Of September, A. D. 1853 /:
George y. Weeks, adninst stor Of tho cstatc
Of HARRIET WEEKS, -s-
Int Of Salisbury, in said District deoeaed, pre-
sents his administration account for allowance:
IL is thereupon ordered that said account DO con-
sidered by tuis court for allowan ut q session
the eof 10 DO held at the Probate Office in SAID
Middlebur, on "wednesday, the bth day Of &c.
and tina, notice the eofb be given to ali persons n-
terested that they may appear and make their OBJ.
lection. if any they may have, to the allowance
Of said account, by publishing certified coy Of
th> order in the Sliddebury hegisiei.-s hews-
paper printed OF sad 5iddlebury three weeks
successivey previous 10 the time OF said court.
CALVIN G. lLDEEy judge
true copy from the records.
81 CALVIN G. TILDEN, Judge.
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CrQal Noiifes,

STATE'Or vERMONT-Districto Of Addison,ss
Be II remembered that at Probate Court held
al Middlebury in and for the District Of Addison
on the lst day Of September, A. D. 1859.
George A. Weeks, executor Of the last and
testament Of
JOHN NJ. WEEKS,
late Of Sa'isburyn said district, deceased make
application to tbs court to settle and allow bis
administrator sccount, and make such decree
in the pr misses a5 may be necessary to settle
said estate. 1t 10 thereupou ordered, that said
account De considered by this court for allow
ance 81 session thereof TO be held at the Pro-
bate Office, in said Aiddlebury, on Wednesday,
the 5th day Of October. A. d. 1869, at 10 o'clock
in the forenoon, and that notice thereof be given
10 all persons interested, that they may appear
and make their objections, if any they may
have, 10 the allowance Of said account, by
publishing a certified copy Of this order in the
Middlebury Register IA Newspaper printed at
said Middlebury--three weeks successivey pre-
vious to the time OF said Court
CALVIN @. TILDEN, Judge.
A true copy Of record.
81 Attest. c. G. TlLDEN, Judge.
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DATER, CAR 4 BLANCHARD,
IMPORTERS OF
BRANDIES, WINES { GINS,

LA 6kAj OSaEh L ~ b1ANSk1a
IMPORTERS OF
BRANDIES, WINES { GINS,
l4l Front st eot, New York.
Would respectfully solicit .hare of public
patronage aud Nj gaarnt~e al Liquora purchased
OF Us 10 We Pure and Lnaaat,r"te4 AL rders
received wiii be pronp Is TENDED So.
hoIICE - hereby cUtiy thai have mace
chemical analy'is ci s'nAi lcs - c following
liquors, furnished by pAIEK -kh ald BLAAor-
ARD, No. TAI Front ST., ew FORK, and h~te
found the same TO be pure and gE1duttti 1ted and
erd,N,J free from any mineral or tge'c5le rvyor
poison and al such can, without sit.iion, re
commendthem Tor medicinal Us, VIZ ;--Ju'' ),
Robin & Co.'S Brandy, London lock Gin, no.
lea Rum, 81. Croix Rum Old Bourbon Liskey.
CHARLES L. ALLEH 81. D
Formerly Prof. Chem. Castleton Med Coll
Mdd.ebury, VI. July lah 1850 l5;Sm
PURE CIDER VINEGAR.
1000 gallons Cider Vinegar warranted pure,
Just oceived by u, 4 SHELDON.
June s, 1859.
PERUVIAN SYRUP,
KEN edy's Discovery, Woods Hair Res,ors.
H SHELDON
June 4.
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE,
John Bulls Bee Steak Sauce Tomato Koicl-
up, mixed Pickles, Pepper Sauce. &c. sold
Juuee II. A SHELDON.
COFFEE, TEA, &c.
Pure Old Govt Java roasted and rsw, Rio,
? md St Domingo Cofiees, Imperial, Hyson, Gum
powder Troe ,kuy, Young Hysor and Hyson
Skin Teas, al OF prime quality just received by
June 6. II A SHELDON.
FLAVORING EXTRACTS.
Extract Lemon, by several manufacturers, FIX
tract Vanilla, Nutmeg, Rose, ger Almond, &c
at SHELDON's.
FRUITS.
Raisns, Tss, Cunauts, Citron, Sc, at
sill Lpt NJ.
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a eIyr VARYING IN VALUE FROM FIFTY CENTS
TO $40, GIVEN TO THE PuKCHAsEE OF

a edyr VARYISG IN VALUE FROM FIFTY CENTS
10 $40, GIVEN TO THE PuKCHAsRE OF
EVERY BtoK.
We take plea ure Is stating at the liberal and
increasing patronage bestowed upon us BY the
people of New England, and other part Of the
coun ny, enables US to offer still greater induce
rents to purchasers OF Books, ana individuals or
associations getting up clubs, thaa ever before.
The ad autHges we possess over any other
similar establishment IN the country, espec ally
tor tlng New England orders, must be evident
to ose iuainted with our posito and UNDER
stand our superior ant increasing inciiities for
doing business. Our advantages are as follows:
We publish large iist Of valuable books
We obtain large quantities Of other valuable
works IN exchange for our iwn.
We huv lrge editions from other publishers
for cash ~ every low prices.
We put no Objectionable book on our catalogue.
We offer no inducements which we do not
fulfl.
We buy our watches in large quantities for
cash, and Of the beat make.
Ne have our Jcwery made to order by the
oest Manufacturer. in this country and Europe.
BY doing an extensive business we can nuke
ve,y valuable presents more frequently 10 pur
chssers.
Our preoent plan Of operations Is the same as
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Nliddlebury,
, 1859-03-29

The Democracy of Cleveland, 0hio. arc d'-
v;ded into two bitter factions, ouc Of them uu-
der the leadership of Grey, Of the REaindrdfts,
goes f'r DonSlas aud uniricndly Icgislatiou.''
The utllcr, led by Flood Of the LtAofra', sup
ports buchanan and "a State equality. Thu
two scgments measured strength last Saturday,
in contest for the Hayoral.y, III convention.
Tue $soft Shclls or pouglasites won the day by
four votes Coinberry, :soft. lad ~ votcs 10 =
fur Erowncll, Har.l. Twas closr nicking.' -
When the result WIS announced tlsc Dou:,lasitcs
yelled aud cl,eered, und the Ducllauccrs groancd
and Lisscd.
A few months ago Tie star Of douglas was
high in the ascendant. Four-Gftl.s af the CIcyc-
land Democracy were his devoted followers.
The Duchauccrs were feeble faction. But tic
events Of las: winter, at Washington, l,a,c dis
cnuraSed his hackers and inspired his enemies.
His chanccs Of the Charleston nomination l.ay-
ing laIed iuto mist, lis friends :rc turning
np :l,nuns tl'c missing, They consider lin
played out, aud so drop him, incon'inrntly.
, 1859-03-29
39rcss 4 Criihuttt.
Gil IlCA GO.
Judicial EIcctf0n--Tucxdny. April s.
70 Judges Of the Superior Court
VAN III. HIGGINS.
GRANT GOODRICH.
For 1kputy Clerks Of tl,e Superior Court
CASPAR HCTZ.
T.. II. HA1yLEE,
The CIosc.C0rporatIo1lk

The CIosc-C0rporatIonx.
The parturicnt tlroes Of ilat cIosc-corpor1-
lion known Us tile Peoples Committee, hare
ceased s,nd the result is-notlling1 As much
was expected when their labor began. They
were deceived in regard to the reported dis
satisfaction in tic Republican party-deccivcsl
in the willingness Of the no-rartis:n pcsnocsa-
cy to aid in the conduct Of q political contest
which would no. result wholly for their advan.
tage. anu were c-Er4rionsly dcteived in the cs-
TAINTED Importance, to tho people Mt large
Of tue work i'll which they hare been Engaged
Ne take It, that. hy this time, these gentlemen
are well Convinced that the Republicans d
Cook County arc satisfied with tue ticket
wl.icl, has been presented To tlcIn by the dele.
:-atc convention, and that the nominees there.
III will surely lie elected. Tie close-corpo7a'
,ion will 60 into dissolulion--the members ol
the game being wiser and happier men fol
their brief and painful experience in attempt
ing the regulation Of :su:lirs wli.ll tic people
lad beforehand adjusted 10 suit themselves.
With the retirement Of the Committee We
slall probably have demonstration Of tl't
Democracy undis2uiscd. They llarc been III
dustrious!y at work To put themselves i'll rcadi
ness to take advantage Of whatever movement
4tl,c people" might make, and now will
their meu in condition for tie fight, NC shall
b. disappointed il they lei tie prizes lie carried
of by their default.
, 1859-03-29
Latest from the Straits.

The Detroit I'r;5"~s Of the .ftll inst. saws:
..1hc mail carriers which LEFT the S;ult st. Ma
~ III tie It'll it,s:.. and passed the Straits on
the ?t. arrived in this city last evening, haring
bcrn about tlrre weeks coming through. When
thcy CROSSED tic Straits the ICE WIS still thick
hnt yic1Iin, to tlse weather, =" that ii Ind be-
come uusafe fur teams. On the outside Of tile
Straits, however, the ice ull broken up mud
they think sha, by this time The Straits must lie
olrn There was nu ice nj al this side IF IsoIs
blanc, and Hi snuw. There wns sos'lc SNOW and
ice around the :<ault, and the ice WAS giving
, 1859-03-29
mcct1n. offhe Board Of Education.

CHICAGO, AaiCh - lha
Present: Mcsszs Hnvcn, Carpenter, Dorc,
Ward, brooks, Porter, Bass, Adams, Tut, Eos
ter, Higginson and Hoard.
Absent: 3iessrs. MoseIy, Hayes and Bau-
mann.
Minutes Of last two meetings read and ap-
proved.
Mr. Ward, Chairman Of the Committee on
Buildings md Grounds, presented report re-
commencing repairs on tue roof Of the Brown
School, and improvement IN the grading and
plankng around several Of the other school
buildings.
On motion Of Dir. TAFT, the report was referred
buck to the Committee on Buildings and Grounds
with power to act
Mr. Dupee, Principal Of the High schoo1,
presented report, which,. on motion Of Mr..
Carpenter, was referred to the Committee on
tue Publication of the annual Report OF the
Schools.
Tn motion Of Mr. Taft, teachers certificates
were granted to Helen C. Hoag, Celestia T.
Eddy, Eliza AEers, Belinda \. Jones, Sarah Il.
Stevens, u. Whitt1csey, Eliza L. rhlpps, Anna
E. Richards, Mary z. Cowles, and Abb'c b.
On motion Of Mr.. Hoard, Miss Helen G. Litch-
field ,ras confirmed as Principal Of the Primary
Department Of the Scamnlon School, Mill sal-
Mr. lass, Chairman Of the Committee on tue
/ High School, presented report recommending
several changes in the course Of study for the
! Normal department of the High School. Con
Cured in. ,
4 report was presented By the Superlntend-
ent, recommending TINT rooms be hired if pEac-
ticable to relieve the Primary departments OF
Jones School, Scammon School. kinzic School,
Franklin School ani Washington School.
On motion Of Mr.. Bass, this report was re.
fcrrcd tn the committees on these scrcra!
schools and tue Superintendent, with power to
act.
The resignation Of Mr.. Dow, teacher in the
Ogden School, to take effect at the close OF the
term, and the resignation Of Miss Thompson
teacher in the Foster School, we're received and
accepted.
Un motion Of Mr. BaSs, the President, Mr.
Dare, and the Superintendent were appointed i
committee to reyise the tuies Of the Board, will
authority to print such number Of copies Us they
may deem necessary.
TN motion Of Mr. Taft, ,lr. Bass WAS added tt
this committee.
Tn motion Of Mr. Hoard, it was voted that here
after the meetings Of the Board be held at tw<
o'clock T. H.
0u motion Of sIr. Hoard, it was voted that tn
Common Council be respectfully requested Il
! nrder the erection Of u new school building, t
| hr commenced a. early as practicable.
On motion Of Mr. Carpenter. it was voted tl'a
the Committee on tile High School and the Sup
crintenlcnt be requested to report to this board
| 1T its next meeting what chuugeS, il any, ar
| necessary in the reorganization of the Norma
Department Of the High School.
Gn motion of Mr.. Hoard. it was voted that tn
| Audtin. Committee be instructed to approx
the bill Of r. E. Blackhail for the tinal paymen
| Of $;,A, Oh the Perkins heaters furnished by hl6
| in tic Foster School.
| Y. II. WELLS, Secretary.
I
, 1859-03-29

F1Rsr QrARrERLr REPORT OF THE MATRoS or
THE ClrY BR1ngwELL.-I entered upon the duties
Of Matron to the Dridcwelt or CITY Prison on
tic 1st Of January. At that time the number Of
women under my care was somewhere in tie
ncishborhood Of sixty. These women hud
| minds capable Of Improvement If rightly ap-
preached, but, at the same time. minds needing
| the greatest care and observation in directing
them properly. The prominent object Of rny
| labor with them was to meet ercry peculiarly
of temper in the right way-to toucli the right
chord, tins causing it to vibratc to that infiu-
thought aud feeling which would lead them to
| better lives hereafter.
In some instances hare been enabled to sue
cccd. Three have gone ont from those walls
renewed. rs believe, in heart and life, by the
power Of divine grace. Others. instead IF re-
we'll cared fur aud proridcd for with homes by
Rcr. z. F. Dickinson, while several hare fouud
home and excellent care in the Aagdalene or
House Of Refuge fur rcpcntant females, at Price
Place. on the West Side, belonging to the Sis
tiers Of Mercy Of the Catholic Church. One.
who had gone rery far astray, has returned to
the paths of virte, and is united in marriage to
respectable man, and is well settled in life
Seven or eight, at least. we hope have been
| saved from EuInS on in their former ways, and
are doing well. While this is the case with a
| few, wc feel encouraged at the evident improve.
ment in the manners and general department d
most of the women.
The condition Of the prisoners Of botl, clazses
in the Rridewell is good, better than in mosl
prisons Of the kind. The waris or cells, and
everything throughout the prison is as neat and
Glenn as can be; thcir food is abundant, whole.
some and good-more SO than tho s1nalI sum al
lowed the keeper will warrant the punishment:
arc not seyercr or more frequent that is nbso,
lutciy necessary.
The number Of women has diminished cousid
erably, yet for the lust week it has been incrcas
ing again.
In our next quarterly report VIC will endcarol
to throw out some hints with regard to furnish
, irs suitable library and other means Of i'm
| proyenaept fqr wpmcn - we'll Is the men. II i:
highly important to teach them habits of indus
try, and to do this. We should have work a!war.
on hand. 4 good amount Of sewing and knit
ting ha4 been done for the city and the prison
yet nc have not sufficicncy to keep them al
ways employed, and should be glad to get xaari
}; from those interested in the institution: w
hare religious services every day, and Sabbatl
school and preaching % tbs Sah6.th-
Mrs. N. y. n4Fs,
|, =. 4atzpn Of the BrideTell,
, 1859-03-29
dor SALE.

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% Us sas EoS1Es s II III I'D t:3ta Il s t. s aa 81 @
Tor SALE-MAITt Nt1Ts'
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17tl1> sA1F r11IAp
i % OK pous!r % px.t JuYEs PrRprE . sM.iH a.
sta:lonrfs Ind LINK Box M;nuii.;ns,s. : i: i.ic
FOK s:ALE-lhc Sel,r. bay State,
al52 iasaisS 4 ~: bAyInsoS. 1'f'
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EON DALI l"o otory Frame
4Su-quaftrr c.sh and ta!lct IN tine. Ala two s;ry
.altinx with 'AS u 1T "" - South C!ark >ssves p!s*
STEWART, Is S.suth Watsr strsst. -''''i us:5 .xx
@o3, 49, - 1,3.o77 - Gs,
1ANI, nsar Keskfoni; II wnas!.s soun.s
% j., VI = Esa1sias L IT, ~ lss
GAR GARRISON. X. ' Rosst'7a mh.s w.
TOR S.ALE.-.t New Larnc Hr;.k
T. Ez!5eass ~ @ T g. 1T svsaat, u IS sup p
+: :ys S!h }:fts @ + 81 r. al foa,saaS T.
ioassias: App'y III es:r:0 nl.:::xxas.
1NEXV For SAIE -O,o o+' +La
j. o's s5 e. @ r. @ es #. /: s* Il 5. e g. chsss .s; s
fur * A '* '''1?t rkaShht2? t'a T s?} Tfhx%r ,ess
ToR s,IEoo :. ?ss. ;, ,s1 1-EAps,; 1,*,s ~
twenty Ss sa a'as e aspS x - 'asaA' 'a''' Ga
rse<;n:sss y: =: h.s':'Ph ..;:*t:
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, 1859-03-29

DEsrrucr1os OF i BnEwERY-HEAyr Loss--
On Sunday morning about haIf.past one o'clock
!, iirc broke out in the brewery on Church St.,
near tic Catholic Cemetery, on the Lake Shore
in the North Division, known rs Downer's
brewery, but carried on By A. 2. Dickerson. 1t
rapidly inyolredthe whole structure, which was
destroyed. It originated in defective fuc.
The building WAS owned By j. S. Saberton,
and was worth between three and four thou
sand dollars. There was no insurance upon it,
The stock in thc building which was burned,
comprised about 1,50o bushels Of barley and
malt, go barrels Of a!c, 200 empty barrels and
fixtures, valued in all at between three and four
thousand dollars. There was no insurance upon
if. E. Kawson lad also SOD bushels Of barley in
process Of mailing, worth about 81, 600 and un'
insured.
4 small house in the rear Of the brewery
owned and occupied by Michael Burns Was en-
cutircly destroyed Loss about 5000; no insu'
! raucc \ stable, where the brewery horses were
kept, was also burned, but the horses aad wag'
ms were rescued
, 1859-03-29

N~FA S8VVSVOUs
.!Nn ALLEN. ir rfesldeat. 4. \. RtNT Secretary.
s-tM. M"tAiAN. : hr Prs. F.. l.. II 'RSM.aN. TFrss.
ll2snk eoutettst IT, as1-uglnsnts fuf the eusuin;:
stls't41sh1s t"ucany will e prepared the opening u
i1r'Saith. with Unsurpassed facilities. ht Lakes AMI
tl:'l u transpt Ar,h'n*c l4ti,s4l lron. Att other
anF FrnF ant AMI I"ft."a Lakes Eide,
at low E.tc-.
Thr work II the Erie tan Enlargement know a,ronc<,l
$" k~ar t.! ciurrtion. the COMPANY fr warranted In Er-
antetnE IN it, c.tnmrrs such tnrr<l prntrtne~s and e@
lah GetHtsN Ncw iDfk and Buffalo, euIu1d x4tta-
fAtAE.
Lire nf F1r<tass Serrw Steamers will he regularly
rt~rrn thlc1 an l}raIn for fright ard taseenKesz dur.
k Tho tis:nE anl t1t u,rsrSr Il pIr{aEri u
Huke consss* fr anu nwn freight by Steam aud c1i1
ut steam Lake anu EaiT II 11s2 ffun EutlD At the
levtA 1.1s.x rasrs.
This C"nuaty E1p:rsA nyes The Sey York Centr
salreasi atl taE Lakt. te1ty insustHK u their
:ess the chuce u Euu:es IL 7A un1 New iurk mad the
"est.
Ar;a AItEx: General Assnt. cens1es' sup. y;
JAA1s II. N1LAra Astor House building, NY.
). Il. CHAsk, 1l3 Tier. Albany.
Do. l9t River ssrrct, Trnr.
J. H. "nnIR- Cnntx Agent. Sc statc strc+t. H0*tan.
1ARKNx. NCSTLkE. ~wettty .ttet. Tuna ~att!a.
". +. Hrsp, NIL ( MIs-. kai'n.Al fhrk. Milwaukee.
J. L. NrzD i Co., l1usds lhek+ Detroit
John ". Tutt1e,
nhi.-en-cE3 Astrt, foot Of State street. Ch1e,su.
, 1859-03-29

MonrGaGEE SALE.-tircAt sale Of first class
lIote} Furniture C. H. kceth & Son, Auction.
GERS, will sell out To-day HUT first class Hotel
known US the Granite House, formerly Stanwix
IIalt, situated on the cosncg Of Clark and Van.
1'uren streets. For particulars sec nlycrtise'
rurnt in anatltrr column
, 1859-03-29

4 MEXICAN TRANSPORT4A-
IA; sE ex e.. & = Il: :; s*@ gs:s
CASH CAPITAL, 100000.
JOIN L. KIMBERLY. President
FRANKLIN LEE, Vice Prcs4.!ent.
JAMES e. EVANS. stc'y and Treasurer.
IN the opening Of navt7hu this Company viii be pre
P4,y t. ttaas1: rupe1T 4s,ehansx rs ton NJ
ro,t. to TIE ws:e: III. =. Esas Ct s' M md 81
are11t This Complay have = nnr OF
EIGHT STAryCu PRoPELLERs.
To Ry between Buffalo I'D caen: touching e. r9ae It
Hastrx :; CHS au2c seis:t. All warehs;.e aes,o.
aoa, s n RECEPTION an3 E s1 :hSpnS y ~ r.,
efihs: 1sea. xha III AZ Ii. p*renal stsn:.ao t"
'laset e e. f H. e & f ana aa''
CANAL BOATS On THE ERIE CANAL.
aod are about establish line of Steam CanI Bas als
W. feel warranted IN representing to OUT nuefuus cusom
eE.. that they ean rrty Upon
GREATER DISPATCH AND AT LESS RATES
tim has heretofore been zsren sherore ask the pub
ne % eoa,inue TIE E:soua 70 o*say bestowed upon IN
uas - I'd DoeEs 5a Wsrte: street. between Washington
nd Asf;on streets chs0; HIS r. CHASE .,~nt
COLLIN WOOD LINE.
~ Commencing Oh the opening OF Sav1-
Eatiou. the !o1twins i M. nex anu lux- Eu&&@--N
Is cla.s >c1rx steamers. havln. Largely In
creased their capsety fur lesascFs will Ill ihs lime
follows:
FOUNTAIN CrTY. CAPT. PICK.
EVERGREEN riTi. Capt- cnAxrKa1411,
HUNTER. f5pt. p1cxsoN,
DSTUEAGUS, Capt. WftKEss.
Leare Cteagn fo the ft u Iasale s.svtt South SIDE
4. 7. spencer Co.'S wharf, Tuesday. Thursiay aad
saturday e,suink At o'clock lannx Il III points % the
West Shore Of Lake Michigan, Ls no.ta Two Rlr1E
and It Noekfu4c,
Thsua ytls u LadIns ycn from Chicago and ports
The West Shore Ut Like Nsh!a IL Boston. New York,
Nuu. and al the principal points LII the Essefu and
Sew England States and Caa.d7-
, 1859-03-29
T II E CIT Y.

NuAr's. FAME *-'' j. Brown 9Th neiyhbors
If the journal.
Cuu1s1Y's MlSsrnE.s IN CuicAGo.-TLe ycri-
table George Chrissv. with his innitablc miu-
s,rrl corps is performing at Mechanics Insti-
tute Hall, opening his scason last evening
, 1859-03-29

ITO LEASE,-Hotei, with Furni-
i ture, known As ihe = Eoard1u.a Hoqse" cu South
Clark street.
Also Dwelling House on Michigan Avenue. eorner Of
jackson strtct. Rent &s90.
Al,u several good stores Clark and els street For
rhh31
, 1859-03-29

~ -McXally & Co., have always OH l1nni com.
plete sets Of Our Musical Friend, wcc1y pub
lcutiun which contains twelve pages Of first
class music, aud is sod ut tue very low price Of
ten cents per chpE.
, 1859-03-29

LOCAL MATTERS.
~" WHY sit &c in darkness when Gerould,
II Clark street, is selling his large stock Of Gas
Fixtures and Lamps at such low figures.
nlll29-2t
II Sec advertisement af DR.. Sanford's
Liver Invigorater, iu another column.
pIKE's PEsK-Trunks, Ealises and travelling
bags, manufactured expressly for u trip 10 the
Gold Mines ut ". L G. s. Wright's, 61 md .l9
South Clark street. fel9.2m
sB See advertisement Of Boudoir Sewing
Machines, le6 Lake street. ja4~b"uG
y See advertisement Of Quaker City $50
Sewing Machine. L. CORNELL & Co,
I'D Lake street.
, 1859-03-29

GEEDS.- Timothy Seed, Clover
~ eeed and Caa4ta CAsA Sesd What Tar ais b
qa'nsHti1Gin H1n.eds % c sn y,4 Z hmr1EHe ssT1L y
uAee1t VIZ,
, 1859-03-29

ITO RENT,-=0n the North Side,
i near tie Lakc, the comfortable !ptdepcc fo; ~
Erie street containing two axr luy parlors A*o dining
servant ruon winter and summer Kitchen, and large nns
The Gop.c Is supplied With gas ~ nrtures complete.
Arpy 1t the house. or to ~. WEST, No. Ill Lake freet
, 1859-03-29
The Northern Railway Of Canada,

THE GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Fox Montreal. Quebec Portland and Boston, nod
LAKE ONTARIO STEAMERS zoa NIAGARA FALLS,
Oveko and Cape Vincent and It Ogdtusburxh With tho
Vermont Central Railroad. 1E Boston Ant inte1fr3lase
points the ftxuont Central between UE!ene9AEh and
Netoo.
for Pa~ensess and FrLt betws. tbs Wxstsrn and EaA
en- aud New England ctases and Capa4a-
For Freight Or fassAxs, apply to
a. +. SPENCER i CO. A9enk
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