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, 1859-04-07

NACpA1Ex Asr1cu.-Editors Press and Til
5uae:-1 have received, as suppose many hare,
circular signed BY ]. McAullen, D. D., entitled
AN Appeal to the Citizens Of ChicagH, in BE-
half of the Nagdalen Asylum, under the direc-
tons of Sisters Of Mercy" The object to be
obtained, that Of providing place Of residence
for class Of unfortunates and erring women, is
worthy one. 1t couamends itself to the sym
pathics and consciences Of every friend OF our
common humanity.
The objection to the scheme OF Doctor Nc
Mullen is the fact That it is to be made entirely
sectarian, and to be wholly under the care Of q
particular denomination. The title tu the pro-
perty must, according to the rules OF the Doc
to his undisputcd sway aud control. Fe may at
any time, divert its use from the object pro-
posed, or Ike his predecessor, sell it for con-
sideration and pocket the money. II is not
charged that he toiH do SO, for the writer is
wholly unacquainted with the present incum-
bent, and in charity, prcsumes that be is IN
honest man.
All our benevolent institutions heretofore es-
tahlished, are controlled By societies duly
organized ard incorporated, and are therefore
within the influence Of those who contribute for
their foundation and support Would it not be
wise to follow beaten track, anu not ulTefGe
into new md untried path?
If the "Sisters Of Mercy" will engage in the
labor proposed, working, as they muat, under
tue shadow Of the Hierarchy, t hey will De enti-
tied to the commendation and PRAISE ot eyery
intelligent and philanthropic mind. ".
MINISTRY AT LARGk.-1hope the near approach
of spring will give work to numbers of poor men
and women, who are yet standing idle. I shall
be glad if parties who want men to dig garden,
clean yards. or other work Of that kind will
apply to me, can find worthy men who will be
glad to do it. Also women to clean Offices or
houses, and go out to do plain sewing-in q
word, have persons about me every day who
hare lost heart, they hare waited SO long for
| work.
I am glad to say, at the same time; that no.
ticc kindly printed for nc in the Prairie Farmer,
has brought more applications for boys and
girls from to II years Of age, than can fill
No boy or girl need be dependent IN charity,
they will be gladly taken in the country, and well
| cared for; have the prospect Of making their
| OWE way, and hare good permanent home.
| Win the benevolent, who hare been looking
after families Of such children through the win,
! ter, and know where they are, come to me-
| There is no need of much Of the begging prac
| ticed by these children, they can b. provided
/ for.
| Office rear Of the Unitarian Church.
| RoBERr CoLLrER, Minister at large.
, 1859-04-07

Another Wife Murder at Detroit.
4 horrible murder was committed on Tues
day morning near Detroit, 4 man named Ed
ward Benedict, while under the influence Of
Jealousy, killed lis wife By stabbing her with
pocket knife-thc blade entering her heart. a
gentleman who was driving past the house heard
the cry Of murder, and almost instantly saw the
door fly open. and Mrs. Benedict rushed into
the street, and standing erect for moment, fell
with I scream md Immediately expired. Her
chiidrcn-tbree in number-gathered around
her, uttcriug the most piteous cries. At the
same time Benedict escaped through the back
door, taking heayy cl,aiu five feet in length
with him. lie was oycrtaken in the adjoining
wood by the officers and put in jail. He said
that Ilc had Killed one Of the best women that
ever breathcd, but that having been taunted BY
ller that child recently born WIS not his own,
he, in moment Of passion, gave the fatal blow.
After the post morlem was held the relatives Of
the family were allowed to see the body, aud thu
sound Of tllcir wailiugs is described rs being
must hcart-rcnding.
Mrs. Benedict was about Is years old, and Of
irrcproachnlle character, and Of good family.
Mr. Benedict, II is said, was much respected, al-
though tie had recently fell into the habit Of
drinking to excess.
lie stated, when arrested, that if the chain
had not slipped he would not have been found
alivc-iutmating that lie had attempted sui
, 1859-04-07
39ress Trihu1tc.


The Press AND TRIBUNE was selected by
the Common Council last evening as the Official
Paper Of the city during the ensuing year. We
take this occasion to thank the Mayor and A.
dcrmen to whom NC are indebted for this mark
Of their confidence and esteem. and to congrat-
late propcrty-holders upon the fact that the
proceedings Of the municipal legislature will
hereafter he printed III a journal Of large and
general circulation. Heretofore, Council Pro-
t.ccdings have bccn a sealed book to I'LL our
citizens except some four or five hundred
whose pecuuiary interest compelled them to
endure the disgust excited by tic daily peril
sui Of the Chicago Democrat.
, 1859-04-07

lInu. Murray Mcconnell Of Jacksonville. mar
r,'wly escaped losing his life TN yesterday. as
the train trnn Jacksonville was leaving tllat
city. .>itcr the train had started, Mr. Mcdonnell
n"' thinking that the train WIS going 80 lust.
tl.cn.!.s I. step aboard without Auy difficulty,
but unfortunately hr missed tIlc steps Of the car,
and fell instantly hrtwcen the two passenger
dars down to The cross ties Of the track. and MAS
m1!y saved franz bri,. instantly crushed to death
under til. wheels hs holding on, with an aln'e>t
>urcrlluman grasp, t" the iron ruling II the
passenger car. lie caught the railing with his
body On thc ground, jus, before the wheels, lie
was dragged sonsc thirty or iorty yards. and
until tile conductor, Mr. Whitney, could stop
the train and rescue hin4.-S','f EyiShr, 6th.
, 1859-04-07


The FrRSAcE QrEsr1oS.-Ea1oy* Iffss aAd
Iib"ht In your paper OF this morning You
speak in high praise Of the manner Of licating
The Court House. wiz: by steam,) and at the
latter part Of your article yon make an invidl-
oms a}lusion to furnaces by saving: land
few more fires it would only seem necessary
sl,us.ll result ftcm furnaces to disp!ncc them
entirely un,l furc:cr'
Now, wc shall cot saw thnt the warming Of
churches, houses. 6c., By steam, is not safe
plan as against 6fc, but VIC TO say that the plan
has very serious objections in other respects
objections that Cannot be rcmcdicd.
lst. Tic entire want Of ventilation. II il only
necessary to visit tic Court House during tile
sitting Of the Court to find how suf1ocating and
noisouous the atn,osrF,erc is, The air breatfed
aver and over araip. without ary change. il de-
p,iyed Of i,s oxygen. and becomes entirely uu-
ii, for rcspiratiou bv being surcharccd with car.
bonic ucii ea., the injurious aud even acadycf.
fects Of whic|, arc tce well known to require
h;n, po;nto1 MI, },crc
-a' 4ne s1ea' eApenst VI PULL "pl "''f">'
which i. more than double that cf 4 furnace,
ta. ~ 49, se:,,,....;.,, w.. :. H. .,aso,
o,,,zrn,.,,;,,, ~ ,,,,,,r,, ,c,,ra hr
.,.,n of,cn fnd;. ,1;f,cn,, 10 keen awake? m
,,hc, ,h,n t,,e want ,f ,boronph ventilation.
>, Tho tao,ror f,orr y l;ah;i;,v of r,n,o<;on
,s,, Tho ,,on.rr or fire from furnaces. ", can
,,n,,- sn,,l ,f our cvr ratcnt uoa,jny nu,l y r..
,;,.,;.r f,,,nsrc Tim alarm of t7,c m saturday
lac, ~ rsuo,, = n,t,cr,, nm Ink, ,tr,c, VA.
, 1859-04-07
Council Proceedings.

CALLED SG...................-.APR11. t. 1850.
Pn-ent--liIs Honor. thu Mayor. and Aldermen Long,
H"t.f!Ed Abbott lIarris tu,es Myvrs Kennedy. Wand
penter, lluek .Enzenbaekcr+ and Con,isky.
fht minutes r the proceedings If tie lat mrng were
mad and Aid. Myers moved tn amend that Id. L,G with
draw his Er!'" ;4ss e order for c.trlctl. will H. L.
Dv G.yeF fur pasius Hiycf street. Lost an on Motion,
the minutes weic apprred.
Tn nt1on o{ aa Ward the chuncN proceeded 10 destg
nnlr hy talnt L Corporation NEWSPAPER.
Tn dt tlot the Frtas and Tribune rrceiyy II v.e tile
Democrat received 4r"ss: and ths Na,ional utnrcrat
ctsv vote ard the 1rcsS and Tribune DECLARED to
t~ is the CORPORATION Newspaper f"r the Present
Mtnic'4 year
AID. Ward then moved that the ordinance hcrctctor. In
force regarding the CORPORATION Printing aal tc Trcs,
b. paid: therefor tc continued III force tuE tic rrcst ye
Carried.
In mutton nj Alderman Abbott, the bids for improving
SOUTH ClEk strec; wesc ot'cHed+ atl read As fuloWs
, 1859-04-07

GREAT WESTERN BAND
nish The btst of nns!e III OCCASIONS Apply 4 The old
sp::1xx For the G7eas Wessera Band.
PuRn un1GLIaH LrNsuEp o1I1
PURE WINTER sP1an6 OIL
PURE WINTER ELEPHANT OIL,
PURE WINTER WHALE OIL,
NO. W1NTuR LARD OIL,
TANNERS BANK & STRAITS OIL,
Au8TEN's KER0sHME OIL,
EXTRA COLOR PALM o1Ly
East INDIA CASTOR OIL,
For sa,e Il lowest market prices by
J.H. REED T. CO.,
ap.lye:@ Mho1esa,e Druggists, ~ and 1ts Lake-s..
TR IPP, II ALE & CO.,
No. 100 Lake Street,
GENERAL PATENT COMMISSION
WAREHOUSE.
The subscribers desire to Inform Inventors ratcatees
and Agents md the public generally tta.
they have estaaliahed
A Warehouse and Exhibition Rooms
The asoTc location where they exhibit ard oss for sale
ala<ye variety OF the
Latest md Most Usef11 Inventions.
The otace Is thruwn open as the
HEAD-QrARTERS OF INVENTORS
who desire procusc Patents and Pa1sntees who ees3r
to dispose Of game.
consgrments Of Rights and articles for aa1s enn.s
sion In all classes ct useful tnseatons respectfully solicited
The attention Of Manufactures and Mechanics Il
tIeuasiy Invited, as
R4re 0ppo1 tunities; for Proftable Business In
vestments
CAN BE OFFERED.
Applications for Patents made with and rronpncss
1t reasonable terms.
TO responsible with right Kind Of abilities there will
always te call to act AgcHts-butt to NONE OTHERS
Much effort will be made to give anY information In 1ateat
matters that may b. dedred.
II The public generally Is lnv!ted to r:st the md
e1amlnc the articles exhlbitiun, aal they viii te
| ptaIned 10 rI.!tors with pleasure.
Chicago, Ill.
Nm: Jones No. 81 Summer IT, Boston: r. H. Field
Co.. kIby st. Boston James ~ Hale. Milk st. Bostoa
Duweu q Bro- :: Lake st.. Chazo; IT, l.. Gilman i Co.
l:3 South Water Chicago; Hoyt 1 Pierce 30 saie It..
y. II Aaa Peck, Albany, n. T.; Charles 1sutaan, Syra
| tust NJ T.. fn.r
, 1859-04-07

Property holders on South Clark street, be-
tween Madison and Twelfth. will beur in mind
that meeting will be held in tue Council Room
this evening, to decide upon plan Of paving.
and to consider the bids read in the Council last
evening, for completing the work.
, 1859-04-07
[IYDE PARK SEMINARY


AFA Fh!n H. Thompson did. IN tL. DIST Hay OF Oetnber.
\. H.. 49, n4kc ard execute. to Ezra H. Mc1'aSk.
kereess Office of ttok cnuuty the sth day Of ctr~r
L. H., 1@.! IN El1k, N' H. ut Mortgages. Iake gy wAy.
<l 1nrr1ec laar /, the IT fur
tain nftcs In *ad mort particularly described!
the lst v IT October A. H. 1S.. And default h1viuE tttn
1.Lae In The paynent Of the sud last mentioned nntt ami
t!lrre being III said nEt -aEe. aspe:nt and rrson
thas efANN tt made In The paEmct u *aih p:rns+~r
Interest t!tren either 4! the snt. thcl in that cuse
the ws'e Of s.h >tMfs@t ~ x.a 'tes >}'! al
arro'r due aiul lnyalc a,d that :heu the xi Metl.
his e4tvutnr administrators. anu Is and eInIG~
cEctl H a1II ly y!stue f sal !n c:Er. tr publishing
tcc In Iuh.Ec ncTspapts printed In the city IT Chic.,'
sixty DAYS htfnsr tho day M @ar. slI the premises tn 4l
jr.crit.s AMI all tf 1hc e,ty n rr!ri,p psinn II
the sid Ihn II. Thompson. Ills le at a-*c:s public
auct!n and nI<n sale thereof tn 1 1e e1cruc, aa LrreF
II the purchaser purchasers er.s anil sufficient deed.
deeds f' the s;d prurHy sod AID u ttc PROCEEDS
m sI lr. to Fay the ne. the rruAi>-
notes .lue. undtr said ttvhcr viii tie ces
:1tMl charges incident to raid s,lt, &c
NT tltiro't ntice is hereby tvr, that the Under
duly assignee! t" n pursuance II he authority Esrn
n s4d McEagg aid h assigns -hall Muaday. the 18Th
DAY u June ~ O'clock in the fur.aocn of said ,y.
1t IL. n"z! t9"F u the Cou !oas IN .ht sly chsa
10 highest and be-, bidder, for cash In hand. the premises n
.aiI te=c1ibs to Wit -Tweuty od IT the
south cn # fe half o she ':l1tct IT
linn thir1vfnr. In Township thltyn!nc, 1n IT sanSe
Iw% commencing The :,he:>t catr Of Ii. s4,c4st
II the east a. If the :lsd southwest 1ler. t
nc.th a!o the eat !e +f ai quarter fty r., shetst
wt.t. eighty rda ttce ut forty rs thence eighty
r"'s I" 'r laSe of tsn's, eehtainns Twenty asz u
S' EKAsTrs c. GRANT. Assignee Of ssorteaev.
+, T. JsAE. .attY fur .isstgnye
Chicago. April t. 1s59. ap: IN 69s
, 1859-04-07
Wisconsin Judicial Election.

WIsc0nsfn Judicial ELECTION.
Returns from Wisconsin come in slowly The
following table comprises oil that we have re.
ceived up to 10 O'Clock last night. Although
Lynde leads Payne ncarly two thousand votes,
as far Us heard from, still VIC hare no doubt Of
the election Of Payne BY very handsome ma
jority;
, 1859-04-07

MICHIGAN SOUTHERN AND NORTHERN INDIANA
RA1InoAD.-The following is a statement Of the
earnings Of the above road for the month Of
March, 1859, compared with the same month Of
the previous year:
, 1859-04-07
Washington 1ntc1ltTcMcc--Ecn.C Caks
and the Presidency.
Michigan Judicial Election.

lltvAN!f, MoElaay. ATtI4.
Majnrities for Martin. tKcp.> are as follows:
.Aun Arl.nr, 10y Marshall. -; kalanlazun, l>+ !;
t;rand Haven. Icy; st, Johns. ~; lpsitanti,
s", and Republican Mayor; Adrian, 3n'; l)rra-
tur. ~; liistale. 1:"; Stnr:is. 50; .t"ne>silc.
Fayrttt Township, Il; White riycen, Fl ; Cold
wafer, Township. ~.
Majcritirs for Felch. {Dcn,.l arc as follows:
jackson, ! pontiac, l"~; Holly, IL.
, 1859-04-07
THE JUDICIAL ELECTION.

The returns Of the Judicial Election from the
various towns, in this county, are too one-sided
to be interesting. We give below the vote Of
few towns, aud shall probably be able to give
the official vote Of the county tomorrow:
jCpGIA. cLE1ks.
, 1859-04-07
Central A Anlcrlcnn 4 AHAlrk--IncrenHc OF
Home S4uadron---flc Mission to

wAsnxG7us, April Ath.
Dan Runnc!lS, the newly appointed Consul at
San Juan del Sur, Nicaragua, left here to-day
viii, dispatches Enr General Lamar, and ulso
dispatches to Connodure McClunry Of The
1iane Squadron, and Commodore Long Of thu
Pacific Squadron, which go out in to-inorruw's
steamer from New York
These dispatches misunderstood TO be- as stat
I'll Yesterday, OF percnptory character, aud
will ktuw to thc Government OF Nicaragua that
tie United States will Ito longer submit to their
double dealing policy.
Great activity prevails in our Nuvy Yards il,
getting ready vessels for immediate service.
Tlc Lancaster. Hartford, San Jacinto, coustcl-
lasion. John Adams, lcyaut. Portsmouth. Molli-
caa,. Wyoming and Sarragausctt have been
ordered i" be prepared for sra immediately.
AS ! advised y"u yesterday; MI. 1sles has
gotta and has been ordered to report imnacdi
atcly to the :'tatt: department.. ltls necessary
tn send the Minister to New Granada off Ut oncr
and Mr. loncs' yucillatun has already caused
the {nss If IL month. As the ynyage tn 1sogot:a
involves lung journey through son,c If tEls'
the prevalence ni the yellow fcrcr scasun there
is sone fear here that Mr. Junes may wish to
delay his departure IL y pesisa when he can
MAKE the Journey with greater safety Ia himself.
such Il course would involve great tlrtfincnt
/" shr public interests.
Washington 1ntc1li:,cncc-Ecn.C Ca&s
and the Presidency.
l''u1'r~;'unlctsc Of ,Ic y. u. TnLunc.l
W.su1SGroS April 4.
AL the rnmorS hitherto sent forward with re-
CARL IN thu i'll health Of Gen. Cnss turn out IL
t,e whnty untrundrsi. The old MIN is hy III
,uruns tie Invalid that so,nr people would desire
~ MAKE linn ont to bc. liz is quite well enough
To cn,sr the liS1 ut Charleston in colnrctition
with Mr. Buchanan fur tue uc1t Presidential
nu1ail,a,ion.
Mr. Appleton will retain his place in the State
department, notwithstanding the rutnnss to the
contrary. 1t was ut one fine designed TINT Mr.
Holt should succeed him. but the death IT Post
master t;encru1 Brown changed the rrosrat1l,,e.
Mcssrs. Wendell and bowman had Il private
interview tn-tlnv with the vicw OF completing tue
transter Of the hi"" newspaper establishment,
,l.r p1an If which WAS previously marked by n
premature publication If the terms. Thcy did
not, however, c"n!r tu M agreement, and the
tnattrr il sill unSrttlrtt
, 1859-04-07

MA1TEsoS llorsE.-Tho Mattcson House is
now rai.ccd to grade. The prorrietors are pre-
pared I" rcccirc thcir nd customers and friends
aS usual. Ris-ELL j GoonRlcn
IUj.tGn Anr1I L. 1>:n mn Il I'll -rtt4.1
, 1859-04-07

r. See Advertisement Of Quaker City SO
Sewing Machine. l.. cnKSELL l. Co.,
l:G Luke street.
IrxnEn MsSrr.c1rErrs' .1sscc1Ar1oN.-Th
Roo'ns of th" Lumber Manufacturers -Associa-
tion, i'll Llnd'a Block, will Dc open each morning
until further nuticc from eight TO nine o'clock.
as 1.unh"rn'aus s Exchange, at which time and
place all resident and nnu-residcnt Manufactur-
rrs, City and C"untry Dealers. Weasel Captains,
and others interested in the trade are iuvitcelto
nttcnd. RopEnv H. Eoss PFcst,
T. "oon, Secretary. ap6.lw
= The Grover J. Baker Sewing Machine
Company have just added to their new aud in
comparable Sewing Machines, IN Improved
lIcm1ner, which renders their Machines IN crcry
particular uncqualled.
II. ALEXANDER, Agent,
apa-lw l66 Lake street
= The Pocket I'erfumcry is the best Per-
flsmc in use, sold BY ali druggists. pcnton l.
Co., Agents. ap5-lwk-c-674
| - The perfumcd Crystals arc good Trav-
| cling Companion, sold by all druggists. Pcnton
! Co., Agents. ap5~lwk-c-674.
- The Oriental perfuncd Crystals or
! Spirits Of Flowers, nrc 4 neu', norel, Convenient
md cheap Perfume, sold By oil druggists. Pen.
/ ton Co., Agents. apo-lwk~c-635
!; t8s See advertisement of Or. Sanford's
!; Liver 1nveornter, in another column.
| P1xE's pEAk.-Tlunks, yalises and travelling
bugs, manufactured expressly for trip to the
Gold Mines 1T ". 1 G. S. Wfight's, 81 and 2le
South Clark street. felS-em
,,~- See advertisement Of Boudcis Sewing
Machines, LEG Lake street. ja4bso6
, 1859-04-07

ITO REET--From the lst Of May,
J. tuo1hr~r-.xy E7:ck pxe.ns> Nos. l.: sna l:lVaS
street between Gtzk aaA l,s&e xreet each cuutu.ES
rfcycn Es.1ts. With rGlI-fu1 anu cp.ctA c.desa 1t
y.::r1.v uacr. LIT S1t:u f,et with kara IN lie
a~,. Dwelling Horse No. 81 Ohio strre between ku:a
a3 Pf,e. catanlnE len bath 1na c!Osets Eas%
,:-f'rn. and hy'.EIu4c water.
The a,ve !a.-t h:.s. are cated In tie test net;h!or-
fo-i* tn the North l.t."n and vitl Re rIed to Ers!.
.?on-fh'e tenants. Sr-c ether nerd aFTdy.
WMGAMHI.E. cf-cc M. Lnds 1;ock. corner e RAN
''1ph ard Market ttsr"'. altesAlE1
ITO RENT.-Brick Warehouse and
l. 1,wcus House, fr Rc.t-The subscriber will MT.
ff fa.nra1le ter:1s k* Bck lack!rx
ltn-t fr ntinx the Eirrr ami Worth Wai.r street Just
blow Ia~h s,r rEE.. lf.l.= ret for Fus~1rn@ aa'i
Transportation Wholesale ISne-- vii r~E: In ef:hsc-
err By -lri with crrrx-ten r'af 4 bul:n; ~ hs 70
i, r1tertn. together lN f.rt the Ilrcr. F4.c-s1u
sivtn the hr>t Of April nr Asr.
Atta-Twt EFsttae<s lsrick Dwelling Homes. AL
l"c ..aed Mlcl .u s.:eet between Fse AID Eu'h.
lstar t!.r LAKE. Hvust- ,,r~-r,
1h1l-r4sAlm h. tafsf t.ct lii.
ITO KENT-West Chicago
l. f4gcs No. II and III Nad.sor st1eet, eofEtr Of
tnira. Rent 4t5 re. rlunth.
4 ti.thc House On Cnluu Park with Carriage House md
Stable ReIt 10.
D. bucks Kralaenc q West Madison street. for les.
time thsa ihns Eeas G7Ien CarasT houSe: Lam a2u
1lu. feet Ne. Madi%nn Ises- between Dcspl1iaes
anil t.aea street q 81 per not PR ye7r
+1:5 yt Of tie LIT mentioned lot On nou stfect
*'''o ie' 4o'' 'es seH: FOR SALE
Large Let Pauline and Park ayenue Calon ra!k
6x13i {et east and south frunt. Apply to Dr.. INGAIS
or Dr. DUCK. III C1a1k street, corner Madison. a4
, 1859-04-07

- lie knccks a1l competitors endwisc-Tar.
pen duf>-,.n fine c'sHhinE. fcady-nade or 10
, 1859-04-07

r. See Advertisement Of Quaker City $40
Sewing Machine. l.. CnnSELL 4 Co.,
1nf T.nke street
, 1859-04-07

- The Oriental Perfumcd Crystals or
Spirits Of Flowers arc \ new, novel, conrenient
and cheap Perfume, sold By al druggists. Pen.
Inn Il Co. prnfs nn,.1 1rk
, 1859-04-07

ITO RENT FROM THE lST OF
l. MAy-Tbe Dwelling House No. III SOUTH J. dtrsnn
rir-v the southwest VI jaeiAn street. 1le III l.
5sty 10" feet md I. well shaded r. tn 'front.'. Thy h
- Ii h rrtr plank ri ctI1r Under the wlole trO
asiss etaueetus with folding ds timing ro"sn kteh'
IN. pantry ,n1 wa--E,, tac 1Est t,r 1Se canscrs
ah-.,a,1- r'nrrr.- attic and observatory a5.>ye. Ash
the premises wm!house. tlrn md cas7t1cehnu.r-
.nf1s11
, 1859-04-07

GREAT WESTERN BAND
~ This Band Is newly organized and prepared fur
nish the best Of music ali OCCASIONS Apply At the old
pthce. No: ISL Lake strret. CHI. HOMASC2.
ap.,Iw1 For the Great Western Band.
, 1859-04-07

ITO IJMBERMEN-Schr. West
chester capacity 100 u. lumber light drat, for *ae
cheap. Arr!y II " AhREN L PRATT. Pnmeruys Build
Ing. Chea8'. Enh:e t:s1 I'M
, 1859-04-07

TO RENT CIIEAP.-Lunber
- Yanl u T"lk ail l'each tsret.. central
10 alf Einai uvptt. Ito feet np Nater By CIV frrt Gc T.
with Improvements. FTcc. :: Q ,wr ytar.
tl, Luuttr lsr,t II the foot u can On Lumber r.
J ft. fruit with plankcd a!cys Utr. Ac, At the
low Ifsce If $sJt ptr year.
s. Block u sir- anl DwelI!nc< corner os Welt and
ARD Munnt street. Including suite Vt rnu1s ate, f.r !
:1:.t boarding Inu~ hnt.l. Apply IL H. A.. ar j. ~
MlLLlAMs 4Ar We,t u els sse,t fr1.;e. s"E;a
Mater stn-tt nA3 -tft.E~
, 1859-04-07
90 fel1t.

ITO RENT.-A Furnished House
\ on Nich!tsa Arenue- Address =" 5. r." Boz 3d.
, 1859-04-07

sss The perfnmed Crystals arc good Trav-
cling Companion, sold by Ill druggists. Pcnton
d Co., Agents. np5-lwk-c-674.
, 1859-04-07

ITO RENT.-North Branch Canal.
t,A r,stly CONSTRUCTED by us aua which txtrni. III
te S"t'h EFarA of TIE 1ser "pt sts 'h!eazo Avtr',s
feet drrp newly ockrri and complete oer. and
Eve, upwards of,.J fe.t II wafer ttot. With depths of
uss fp! IL, t" ~ feet. IA3 psupe'ty wll be cst very
!U,r u EraAi terlnt3. .-.... ..
mill, r
, 1859-04-07

ITO RENT Eve story Brick
1t Of Nay. Apply u Eonn No. Dearborn Block. oppo-
Etc the post oEacr. J. B. RICE. sp3 lux
, 1859-04-07

FOR SALE.-Wright's Reaper
- Faet!y, lcs'lnx u:d!nS. sheds ani stt'ek u ali
kna+ hs~3tr, taN >eel bar anil -heet rn. white wo'~
ant ash tmlar. A!+' the two patents L.e IN .1e:l.utu
Atkins ;ur nlp:vtutnt In h4rv.tinx machines. IT,.
a:"se will tt I'D IN i'nk u" In detail s cab Or seess
>fnt paper Thu arnH Ut H1niEtcta:rr~ uf arrttlf;,
implements !. eei I" this Opportunity. \ fas"rie ita
IT iilr ,.1r f'r IT year. L. riyt from tl..
uwuer, fvr kl1stcs de.:1uus II manufacturing.
JAMES tt.APF. A.e!sntr,
mills c41{lm No II MAsinr Bank Building.
, 1859-04-07

= The Pocket Terfumcry is the best Per-
iume in use, sold BY all druggists. Pcnton l.
Co., Agents. ap5-1wk-c-674
, 1859-04-07

WAUKEGAN, llIINU3,
i Erck 1Iou>e and LIT >i1ied the west tlc r
Geslr-+c irvet. The huu.e i - BY ~ two Hor+r :lh.
with nt.t " and nihc u f.t cellar unhef tnt
~hpe- Thr E l. ss Feet fnt t;vucrsec ssrerl bY LII
feet deep- The whole con!rl1niiacA
BEAUTIFUL VIEW DF THE LAKE.
Title perfect. The property t .e,l II private sale Until
the tcth lpl Ia" II May 1t itch t!e II MT dsrs
- " wi! X ld Vt s c1Et !lo,e III W4nkea, to the
highest biGtrr for c7sh ARMY IL
SATTERLEE. COOK L co. ch!csso. or
mh1etI ". $. 5EARLES. h-Aukexaa, Ill.
, 1859-04-07

ITO RENT-Brick Store No. l76
L. North Water stzeet 16s feet long With good Dock
syer 'front.' and dry ce!er: will be rented cheap part
Ai.ta2 / Ia. an rhr.a I'm
, 1859-04-07

-FOUR STORY BRICK BUILD
L. ING FOR SALE.
The Fu:-Sn-y Brick Building with is1.t If lr.iind f'1
sI.re a1 hAlf nccu1i,-! by the Jo lhIf.ct
If the fxE~ AND IE,nrxE |. FIR sa|t F.-l.n given
tr ts.s 1t May. II ,esigt1l iht uiItr ant shifting will IL
-,I with IL. bul:.lrx aen.nx capital opportunity + :
manufacturing The nisin: wnut s'.t t. my more
tlln the rnt fur thu |rr,l. Apply tn NM. DKbS~
No: Pa1s4 Asp TnlnCsE Uuee. between thv huurs
# It anil l. 4. N.
" --f sold i'l be FIR rent a,cr the e.t Of My.
, 1859-04-07

FOR SALE Two Story Frame
l. Hnu-,+ with lra.e rf IT. NJ. ~ Eliza ra =: pre-
@s-IAs1rr rash amt fA1lIr~ t!ur. A,,
4-t.-.,faIfer cash, 'aan'r t;sac. -tppr II JOHN
STEM AlsT, y sDutA MAtyE :tIeSt. M!ssl ivy
, 1859-04-07
Nrlm ADVERTISEMENTS.

{. HNKifE-S. -ttrtri.in3 .lgf, Il I.rtfI-,rn u
is 1ahori-el 10 rtrre Hire t'ra<4 r this nnF al IL
L<"iiH7 !..1~,z ofN~ .:p,f.. l1'.t ja1 }solly