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NEW SPRING GOODS!.
GEORGE II. r,AE

IS Just IN receipt Of New anil Splendid
j >Iutk OF
SPHlNG GOODS;
Cc,'si,'i-- Of DRY GOODS.
IiArS ROOTS anal
SfiohS. Qt EF<SWRf. &c. Purchasers arr
invited 70 call anil cSa'niw' rr',Ss anil ya~liiy
LADIES AND MISSES fLATs.--A
great vMiei, ef SALE, chsara'
g. " PIXIES
moor SktRl~ An SINGS nv alr ~
a. " rtktS.
Mach % No ~ u
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FIRST REPORT TO THE STOCKHOLDERS

A'fi'f W wv = '. " 'has
Marshall Texas, March 81 s5p,
b the Ntokh,,iicis q, the tompa,g
The State sui, against rs has Iast Terminated
} our favor, in the District Court Of Harrison
bounty. upon gcpcr, and special dcmurfe' The
L,d,mcn, /. o,crw lwlming and conclusive. This
terminates one of onr greatest dis'ieuliic' Many
kockholslcr- ont II Texas entertained grave aIf
IVhcii-ons IN fclasion To this suit 'clt salts
! ,l from the beginning. ,ha, the rsul, would
} IN our favor.
This embed. Stockholders may ho or eaod
(hrcr. have entire eon''lcTicr thai the contest
N the New Company will bc equally decisive,
j stands for trial IN Monday next, and Il 's our
Fypcc,a,on tina, it will be lriNi. Al that q
ccs4ary for succcss--to yet possession OF NE
\ pp~rtS. To busd the road and to ruaiiae The
'c,t I~,uary results anticipated by the friend
the cn,,rl,r,.s Is inr lhe union cooperation
s,,aely .irpHl az the sto'hh'ldor'.
J lnNINEs, I'M g.
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I.CDVI.PIi l. S..JlAFYEn,
MIL AND FURNISHING BUSINESS

I.uDVlPIi l. S..JlAFHEN,
MIL AND FURNISHING BUSINESS.
fl'lih unh'sisn~i h .,inr ,srrAe~j ~ .s,r.
rfot w.tsr NIL. hcfc&rs' hsssw y tic
Lawrence Mil, 81, ,asssi alsss, sis psilrs
NORTH .SfSr or MARSHALL.
take this IN, .l,sl II inhrrs'n. the Is.l,lie ,has
they are NV prepared IN sri,sl corn a >lrs'
ea',ec The meal rr'-,,wl nj hi. min II Il A.
pr'or quality. as mary living ns~r saA rvuass
iron, It's location nm testify,
TURNING
The rrrrricsors hrinr nr~lastrs ~ ala.
trclnrSs I" csccusc, with ,tssAs~A n sssle.s h
Furniture IN shssv k,w.
GARNET FURNISHING pTrAkrNKNr.
In addition to III above t,~y vii s~narA
ss her.,forc 10 supply tl9h cs,stspss. Nth
any articss 81 FURNITURE ss.strA = - u
csn manufacture =, thir .AAr h ADswesN ~
INC 'l'scrmintd 10 supply ~ sAsh = ~ 49,
Nc With cverythisa " Asis ~. a11Ass1 1fAs.
Al the lowest rs.~Saiv psiee tsei1se - - -.
kc', THY Sslisia khs~b hAase y ru1usar !.
which. kss~ ia6t~au ~ stsirt sssrulfQs - -,
i,s>s. they srssa, ~in, - SSwsse G0ew.
lfrOlf'u i scNAFtKN,
Fch, :. 50. n.
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cRlNDG,>G. GRINDING !.

1--WE New Grist Mil q, the sssh-tictofv.
] nov N operation Regular mill day
Wclnr sda, anl SATURDAY
Mach ls lsHp W :, ~
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STRAY MULE.

NrkAYkD fcs ihf ssAarsiasv 4 Haeqq~s
- la,ulixg. ~, ~ ilth ~, : hseov 49,
,ns,e kr~sy ~. Vim ersptsA llsl.bae -
sscwud hr neck IN pow snM ~ ~ ~
taankt,l 10 .vs irsrswssessa skrs& ~ oGulsk
s~i 10 r,y all rascssble ,hAfr'-
Nu.h -, % 4
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Tng knl,ss OF PEACOCK. n,
editorial article in the Crockett Argus
we obtain the following ~ccorui Of tins
dcplrablc affair. 1t is evidently an in
partial statement
"Irhc material facts, and such Us may
'm stated witlion, prejudice to any one.
are, that Mr. Isaac Peacock. an enter.
przing. Industrious aud mach esteemed
gentleman of this town. one who had
long been on the most intimate and
friendly terms with Mai. Hall, the pro.
proctor aud Publisher Of this paper had
mr"nsideratcly int,ricred IN a domestic
n'httcr, and III a manner to cxaspcratc
tb" feelings of that gentleman, already
Wrought up to II very hah tension
The Interference consisted IN aiding q
much beloved child to carry out an act
ot INSTRUMENTATION and to place herself
p IN opposition 10 the wishes Of her parent
We accord To the memory of Nh Pea.
cock the lusiiy,' Of believing that he dii
not tiunk he was lrahsgr"ssing the
hounds Of Friendship, and tina, lee thought
Major Hall unreasonable aud prejudi, Ell
IN his opposition to TIC marriage which
h" assisted Ia bringing about This
marriage had takcn lace ia "a clandes-
tine manner. on The morning If Tuesday
of last week Immediately after supp.r
That afternoon, Mai Hall was standing.
in conversation with another gentleman,
~ the gallery Of Halls hotel. when Mr.
Peacock drew near, and. apparently
under the IMPRESSION That A remark had
,,,a a.: I'm ~ wv, -" ~ ~
rn;,h., 49, h,n, ,nG L,,,. Lin, ,,a0.s,,,
a., p.,c,..G ,,'',iol n', ,','i,,,,l,., , ,''',
IN an.n'..i.,.,r, ,,,a.. l,, .ta ,,F a." u.'
,.b, ,[ ."v a,,o o'' :" dr,rc ii.,. ~" a,. aN
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NEW lisfS, Cos, March 2 The barb
lawrence, which was llhclcd aud sci1oo
lie the United States marshal some
weeks since, on suspicion of her being
,ncagcd in the slave trade, has been re-
,a.cl. the proof agains, her being in
sufficient to warrant her being con
,lcmnca
The i.cavcnwortl, (kansas) Democrat
publishes dispatch stating that fight
ai occurred near Fork Nrbn"kle q
t.t-ccn "a detachment oi ifiy United
states troops, reinforced by fifty Nashl-
!, Indians u,icr Lieut. Powell and "A
,rcr party of comanclic Indians The
,itcr were driven back, aud 100 Co
tnches and two soldiers were wounded.
mother battle il reported Ia have
taken place between fifty United States
hoops under Lieut. Stanley and the Co.
uluchc Indians. in which eight Of the
rlius. and one Of our soldiers wcfc
killed.
capt. Carr with fifty men had lcf,
lrlvcnwurth for the seat Of war
The comanchcs numbered upwards Of
hn'r thousand warriors. aud another
attic was daily anticipated.
r. Ioris. March u The Mississippi
90 ,his point has risen ten inches during
,Ir last twcnty-'our hours aud Is still
.Nclliug rapidly
Lake Pipln is still closed
i.hrIsyiiI.s March II. The Ohio at
| this point is rising rapidly with eleven
{irri Of water IN the canal aul ninc feet
b. the falls |; has risen tive feet since
saturday
~r Louis March 10 Mr. Allison n gen.
Etrman who has been ou An exploring cN
L .lltion iothr Pixies Peak gold mines
|surtvcd in this city to-day from ludcpcu-
|,lncc aud reports that the representa-
ga, in regard to the mines are a hum
Ing.
I Pr says their u 10 money there and
|siYthing to make II Of,
\ man blythe name Of Albums was mr..
rested last saturday night by Mr. Iolm
L II Dawson. near his plantatinn on Bayou
Glpides lot attempting to steal negro
longing to him Adams was lodged
the parish iail ~ Sunday On Mon
d,v lac was examined before maeis-
ate who committed him to in'l again to
await his trial before the di-uir, court
Vs. have not Vet learned the particulars
krordra Dcnalroi
The trial OF H. T. ~irklcf lot the mur.
,..t Of T. Barton Key was to eommcn~c
iir 2sth ult.
GurN fLoon ~ mn rtrt Nm cN-
PRESS in last evening informed us that
IA, river Platte had risen above its
A a.. H.,...t
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NOTICE,

[ IT, persons are iorcwmncl lldm trading or
" certain dpc till, ifircn by the 'hesc'sE'N'l
To Geo. " l,aius for the snm Of nip'. -t'
dollars To he lad in r'n'hing' dated The 2s'h
Manh 1859. have iepai OTIS nEalf's, sa'l
u.te : JACOBS
April /. Isi9.- ln29stfl
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i-An Cr'rH, just r'ceivcd, and fr sal,
low by G. q. GRk,,G & co.
Apr l. ls5n lu2q iwl
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alf, oac hdN IN GdraR0.
Orhogmphy Reading Whiting. Go
ogiaphv Primary Grammar, and Ariih-
u,ciic. reduced one third from former
rates Observation-Disclosures. $1,000
Grammar aul iri'hm'iic continued.
Composition. be, lamali"n. Natural
Philosophy, Chemistry. AMI History .s 5000
Algebra t,cumtry, Irigonpne,ry.
surveying Descriptive aul Aualstcal
Geuu,rrY. -had,s shadows ard Per-
.peciivc Integral and piiErnilal talcu-
lus, Astronomy Mental Philosophy.
Rhetoric Ancient and Modern lAugne-
lr's .....,........... ........... 1000
Fuel at toegr per session ...+...-. 90
Student viii be- charged from the time of
entrance to closc VI session, unless in ea.e Of
Frolmetetl sickness.
l'oar'l may be- had in the family If the former
President. or respectable private Gn'ili,-, at
81 per month
For nrihcr information. refer 70 catalogues
which may he hal on application To the Pr~i-
dent.
J. : BASS Prc.Ai,M
Fob j. lsi1. No - II
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r. cay Lopfa oticer IF s,d Cqtais, Grectn.e
NUt arr hcrohy commanded to saBmon tht
] steamer 81 Charles and owncrs by publ
cation. To be and personally appar lsforc nsr al
niy rHirc. at ,iur.-yiile cn Saturday til. IN,
day Of April, 4 -. lsdr. a, 10 u'vsock \.
10 aa-Npf thu complaint IS tl,unss +. swan
rpn in ! plea of dch,. for tn -um II ninci,
dollars rrinripal dr. hy Arr'', t.51 briefly a,
follows fuf N sacks vt srli a 81 10.
HEREIN fdl moi, and make due r''urn o
this wi, arrl the law directs
GIVEN mlcr my halrl, his the iih day d
March. 4. II lsip,
r II. SMITH.
irdic, y M PhiD %. sai ~ .fd 'o,tr'y
i.-u-d March It,h is.,9
Y. II SMITH, !. +.
Narsh =. 50 M Il 3t
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WHITE. SMITH, \ BALDWIN.
ussti+us .. r"~ XII.


snesNSroGr Ia.
l. EEr co hand VERY large end well ri -scd
N assortment II
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES,.
Their sleek n l'st ',.-sis sr,;hsu'-~ tlttfNN,
IDMFl- W,A>ktt-. READY MAIN
tInTiii\1, HATS tnpis. SHOES. ."i
PI.ATArioN o,"p'-4 Isc-s ,kscsirsn,n "a
BRoaANs, Ere
11,rir sicrl 81 .f,-ss'ss IA ahost tn hrrst
r.r. ,,gSaaa 10 'he ,'lssv. consisting NJ TOY
FlE. SUGAR. hArN<. iNRk, iARr
FIut'R Wri Arrt- G',t EtEf ciH"s
OLATE. TEA. CIGARS, and TOBAC'sl,
and AL ki'si OF Liquors
They psrcli,~, for CASH md sc'l rNcitasis-'v
e,r CASH, ct tb' lu-e,, ysssise RATES thy
,s,licl- ~ ~hr ,i.l, SHREVEPORT. ~ ~ha rrvs
rs -,s,al ~ N-~ ur,ri,s "a lay n t'a'if ssptst-.
10 Rlsi give ,eia tail en'. rNami's sh~ st'sa''
~ AMI rrift~ Of their s,sss.
Mnrrh ~. -. No e u
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ENNEsT Quality jlst w0iyol and lar 'al'
L hv q G. GREGG y 90
App ! l~5a ln2aaiwl
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,ISa<( lkeCetNc,1,

IRON, Hastings, R,iis. Stcci sc. Sc ani fol
] sale by g. q. tNf''" 60
Apr. ! 1859 n2ais
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Gents aud lSo,s' Hats.

| H. Quaii'ies. ias' rg4'ciyel and N,r ',ic b
Y q 81. t;Hlit.G \ 60.
Apr 1850 fn2oIN
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inst Received,

FANCY 9oods and Varieties aisl fni az,
Il hy q g GREGG, 4 GO.
Apr 1850 IufoIel
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l-.aesl. Narrh - 1850
W.. II. ii.,i~s..AA. j T.

Revived aDi cseFnicl eth Mrrrt lsao +,
handing the editor ~ thu 1csas Ne'suhli,au a
y''"v NJ i,e si,hm writ tir publication
W SLATER I, u e
MACH. ,itsg 81
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Ladies' aud Misses Shoes.

1 LARGE TT Of lAdic>' AMI Misses Fash
y ,ouahle Suo.s mi r~'is,d aal fir ellc y!
&. q GREGG 4 90.
hn, T. ls59 ineaAu
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II. Il. II Y DE,
RECEIVING 4 TT ~. SUPPLY
WINTER COODS!l
TIE nvsT srtr, TED srotk iIt uas EVER
BROUGHT 10 THIS MAihtI
ilis as-orimcn, of Ladies' Dress c0oes.
tlDAk-. SHAWL, and IL Al rs, lie
think cannot b, ,urlas-od ia this market.
TIE FOLLOWING COMPRISES A PORTION OF
MS STOCK

TIE FOLLOWING COMPRISES A PORTION OF
HIS STOCK
French anil English Mrrmo:
Mou-n d. ain,~ fa wool. figured and plain,
Figured tu-hip'rs- "
Cashmere f,alr~ a Ans foune,sl.
Mousn De LANES Il nion,i printed AMI plaid,
Figured Cashmere -hs~ls,
Black eros De Rhiue .-ilk;
Figured Black
Mare,liie and Florence SILK;
Cloth gioaks. large assortment;
White and Fuucy 'tanas,
Wor.,cd Nic'orincs;
Fancy Hools:
Chenille Head dresses;
Black Elastic and Fancy SIN Eclei
Embroidered skirts;
White and colorcd Spring skirts;
Lace EuC,nic
Opera. trimea and Printed Flannel;
W.,c Shaker and Salisbury
l.lur Green. Red and yellow "
Swiss and Embroidered .laconr, colhrs;
l'ieuc Collars
-a.. collars and Sleeves in 4cts large a.snr i
ladies l.. T.. r. H. and l.inbJ Ild} Is,
tur-ot. Cord, and Ias-l,,
LINN Cambria and lawns;
Irish Iinu,.
White and Black Illusion;
Whit. and Pink 1arlcion;
injia Mall. \ainscek and -wi.s Mu-lirs;
lilark silk Velvet.
Black Cotton
iir-n Blue and Brown Garcsc;
White Marsili,.
black SIX and Thread iarc;
Black. colorri ard Fanny Frin-s:
Mar,ccs Flush and BIN Wuierh Trimmings;
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TENAS pENITENTtANY.
PLANTATION nCOps,
COTTo\- am WOOi.i.ENS,

PLAIN ass rWlt.tED.
f1NiE umlcrsishcl st.ils w.,~r,h,ll. ssll sA-
ai.ch,iah n .hr .li-'ng interest tn the
above g-s,s tl~ r.''a"'ny II al ~h. have
u~l ,hem rs,asilis, -, 'aes thai they arr ia,
,Hsi,r Go .Ir tnfi'r.' vri.i. II similar M.na
ever tfoushl to ,hr s'atc. Tw ms.s;sl Il
which ,h,t afe nm's las, Of the la-s- s'~i
wi'hcs. rlsur
Ou' Agents n. Tic sale oi them as rsvse~s
are
M,s..s 'trr,i, l!oy Il Ca New 0kan.
~ uur.,. A Co. lrxlssnosa:
T. u. <,hol- 4 Ca. tsalvcstsN.
4. ! imrke. lt"f-,"n
5pll\ : RfssfR. riAnrsf Ns,a.
Haa,sviile. Sept o 1855 ssl
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Ladies and Misses Hats and Flats.

I NrtSr Styles. jaa roeiycl and ior sab
Il hy g. e.. GREGG a 60.
Apr. l. 1859 oso lwl
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/ AptES' pr4ss t;o,sis, '.lAs, Ss,it,, Cosay
] nm.fs. rrin,csl lawns Sc &c., for sal'
hy u g. "Rt"" '".
Apr lle5e iasaa~l
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GENTI.ENEN'S
Flu WISHING GOODS.
-TORlsS At MARSHALL AND At
JEFFERSON
CIIOJtE ARTICLES.

Ti't undersigned has opened fashionable cs-
Establishments 1T Gcn,lcmcns Fashionable Goods
at Marshall and at Jefferson. to which he wish
e., tod direct public attention. Ia addition Ia his
stock Of heavy goods he ila- liu.t received large
SUNNY of
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priut. nisd t,inghn,a~. tsicachrd
and HtONu taUous,

.lUV IStUN VI UVVOU>t
Tor tide Million. just reviewed ani F"r saio
L hy e. g GREGG & co.
Anr lsi9 In29lN
, 1859-05-24

IScESp1ARlsN IN TIE NORTH DIy1s,oS.--0n
Saturday night last, q structure in process Of
erection near the northern limits of the city, al
the| residence Of Aichael Doyle, Was set on fire
and burned to the ground. The loss is about
$500, and uninsured.
, 1859-05-24

The plates .! the Brighton Market Bank,
,loar Boston. lave been stolen. and bills Of the
bccn printed, filed up and put in circulntion
1t the West They are well calculated to de.
ceiye, rs may be inferred from the fact that
800 Of tho Issue were received last week vt
tic counter Of one Of our city banks, without
suspicion Of it's spurious character. See money
article, fourth page.
, 1859-05-24

The negotiations between the Erie and Cen.
trnl roads awaits the action Of the Eric mana.
gers. The discussion, We believe, is closed
The proposition before the Erie includes an ad.
vance Of freight rates 10 remuncratiye point
cattle freight $75 z car to New York, and SO
to Albany, and passenger fares to e or es.-
The hitch sppears to be that the Central Com.
pauy are unwilling to pay the Erie subsidy oi
tae', ,ooo or &e5o, ,oo q annum for teepi pas.
tenger fares up. Meantime, We bear that the
Michigan Central. Michigan Southern and Fort
WAYNE and Chicago roads have made IN II.
rangemrnt for Eastern.bound freight. which
goes into operation next Monday, by which
rates vii! be materially advanced. The rate 10,
cattle from Chicago TO New York by eitAel
ro:te is to be 70 cents r cwt.
, 1859-05-24

4, F. Ma1nEa. Of MatheE TIFF. and In.
Sco17, Of Scott / King, huye cen Appointed
Masters in chancery under the Superior Court.
These are appointments wbic will ,,r c,niuently
satisfactory 10 the Bar nn'4 tbe public. Both
the gentlemen upon ~horn tbs honor hare been
bestowed, are well snoSn in professional and
business circles and thcfe will Le no one to lint
that the inrurtar'1 t!nties coutidcd to their
lands will not he honestly uud industsiously
discharged.
, 1859-05-24
NEWS FROM Pixies PEAK

Tic ecur ~. tonor tr the ;n,..,1;ce,co ,,.,,1,
we publp II elsewhere this rnorni,, FINN ,,n
Wcs,syc = co1d F;.lds !. na of ~, an,,,,r,r;r,,
..hara, tr, ,,,t,,,,,, ,a.v ,,;.,,-,; ,,,.,,, ,h.
stor;cs tuld hr the r,,,,,,in, c,,d .hn,,or. ,.h,
III rnc. 1,,cL lcfo-a -,o,,,;n,1 ,,,o r,;uas rto
II t ii ,,,,. ,,,ns,,u, film, thoso ,vho ,.;n,s,,.
Mt Denver Civ. Arr,nahoo md ,be otncr ,o,r
towns in the cold -ccnn barc ,7onc s..,,,.e,,
anv,h;np in t,,f. ,r.,. ,,f .,;,;,,o, ~ o,,t, ~
, 1859-05-24
Pathway; Or, The Mountain Outlaws

-rATfitWAf" will tr iublshei Ia the eolpnn% &
THE NEW YuRk MER.'C ny, To Which ]pasa1 !Av-
fn aged to Contribute k1eLrAsrKlr for tam Il f.
numerous readers xoud s.turu ,a"k- at
rhA hold in frat~tll ren x,uorancr the wh BY t.r
p24y AMI fAEus have euEnuuted 1ly su2srss. Il
CO not jos anx t.kethrt hentoEsrx Eu1ay PIE Ase!
with each ol.E, Ltu-t vi! s.ot X te,uxh x4at Il ..
pstf cousnue tn rLert their approlatin. II,
wh' have tAksa Lterzt IN tie 'L5!Aihr4 II Ma
WhiMe-a character Try <x1eI,-!ve!y kn~u--uay srt
ps~zshly dnI ta Pal HAMAI" ria, nf bis
and natpte. ~ho.= eap~u4 uad a"llrdes ~: ut thar-
tho-- Of u.her Year, In sbur It 2ay3.>e y: ve-
stury thai shall excel rndur: n nv pst
nssey u its itu.u.ns in suthfuues 4 ceGt4,5p t.
trieact 1t p.t. a,,d rapid aucre,-lon of l.el:ens.
i Will te II! tstEaaI ~ BARLEY.
Worce.tef, Nay, iSa. J. II. ROBINSON.
The pua.i.5crs q TIE METcTKY VII enir add t.;
they pay r Robinson h.*hrr rre kr k!> l.t than IT,,
ever yet tren paid BY tts pex,paper ps~, !" aav "-
rkllucer, tut y Of duty tu Gu1er V{ a..L
demands hts eminent As:s:es> II d t4t.sl@. l.
Lornrahx competition. ta excel a every derrtueat-
whatever md that will ~ t4lh:a, fr
furn-l. -.
"pATHAWAY~ VII: r. commenced il TIE SEs:
fnkk MERCURY without day 4.I os..c: LpEris.' :,
viii follow in rati Euceesstun-
CAELDWELL. surTnWORTH WHITNEY.
uysktzuSttx-la75 rrpp1vtYr, Ne1 fu5k Mr.cu.y
, 1859-05-24

No. SO Wall Street, New FORK.
Cash Ca2tal III paid In .............. sl.abno o.
Net Sufp.us. My 16th. lSs9 ..., 49,, ~ =
F09teies sssxsA On tbs msst Sassrsbis ssrAs
, 1859-05-24

"ANTED-.A few good board
~ srss Is. State s.ree4 between Na4.!.na md Nan
re. The flnasy In mail aad chllcnn Ths kx9ztioi
:esitasf mi te1Eas aaiA+ + o. Box .Ss-
ny3txx
, 1859-05-24
LOCAL MATTERS.

1srErSA1 1xrnovExEsrs may be found at
Tla1er's Ding Store, corner Of Dearborn and
Rnndolph in The share Of cool, 10 Soda, ia
yored 10 suit the taste. With rich Fruit Syrups,
a most delicious and refreshing beverage for this
weather.
, 1859-05-24

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viii 10 p*rrrlse thai have n, ef
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Summer Dress Goods,
mANTI1tAE,
CLOTH OUSTQR9,
SKIRTS,
PARASoIss,
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- Strangers visiting thi. City will hna
beautiful collection Of the most fashionable NIL
iinery at Mss II. H. Marsh. eas State St., be.
tween Jackson and Van Buren, Streets
my.4-l0s
, 1859-05-24

WA41x York GA1Dkxs--1f yon want good
rubber hose fitted to your hydrants at 4 low
price, call Of send to the Rubber store, Il Dear
born street, one door north Of Lake street
f1v..1m
, 1859-05-24

~I. ". Singer Co.'S new snd improved
Family Sewing Machines; also, Machines for
manufacturing heary garment. Of every deserip~
tion. constantly On hand 1t l40 Lake street, Chi
caco. 4. W. HAnz,s, Agent apl5-sm-e907
~ Ses advertisement Of Hondoir Sewing
Machines, 1e6 Lake street. ja4-b9o6