, 1859-03-22

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MzcHAs1cs' DESTITUTE FEsrlvAL.-The festi-
raj for the benefit Of the Mechanics Institute,
Which was to hare taken place on Friday even
last, but postponed on account Of the inclenen-
cy Of the weather, will couc off this evening,
without full. We hope there will BE- generous
attendance During the present year no class
Of community has suffered more from the dull
ness of the times than mechanics. While q /
large number have been obliged to work at re-
luced wages, many have been altogether thrown
out of employment
The Mechanics Institute was established some ;
sixteen years since. fur the purposes Of espe~
c;alty benc6ting this class Of our citizens, and
las done much to meet their wants. During the j,
past year, the financial condition Of the 1nssi-
tute became somewhat embarrassed, aud the
present efficient officers arr cntearoring to pro-
vide means to again place it out Of debt, and cs~
tabsh it in condition satiiactory to its found
ers. In this they hare been, in part, already
successful, and it now only needs animated ef-
fort the part Of those interested, to make the
Mechanics Institute the must important institu-
tiou Of its kind in the West. 1t already has
over twelve hundred active members, with q
library Of near eight thousand volumcs-some
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'enee' sef'alnt'' 'Ae Pcop'e sn"u.o '@s% wa.
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such general benefit to the city at large.
Weagain say, let the festival at the Mechanics
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4 DISTURBANCE ar THE DEARBORN S1RErr
GAMBLING IIEL..-On Saturday evening, Us was
rumored about town Yesterday, the inmates and
visitors in the faro rooms in H. u. Walkers five
story marble block, on Dearborn street, adioin-
ing the Matteson House, were INDUCED in Il very
pretty fright, the result Of the feverish cxpec-
fancy Of IN interruption by the police.
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ant. Helen Jackson, blacks, were brought up for
kicking. up Il disturbance generally on Quincy
street. The first three i,:Hed wrre G7cd TO
each. and Helen $1o-
Charles Williams and Charles Jones for crc-
attn: Il disturbance in l,ousc Of i'll fame on
Clark street, and abusing its inmates, were fired
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