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, 1859-11-07
THE sPERFECTLT INDEpEND.
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The tickets pitt in nomination by the Ran
lolph Stree; Democratic cautus IN "Wednesday
night appeared in the Chicago Times Of sa1ur-
day We refer 10 The perfectly independents y
The first name in the Times list is that Of Mr..
T. II. Fuss. for .Scloni Commissioner. Mr..
Fuss bcug III some part Ct tho Eastern States
at 1lis juncture. it is hardly iii casy matter for
him to rcra,iiatc the doings Of the Ran.
do!pl street caacus before tile elcction.-
His friends, we understand. are taollc-
what puzzled to lind lis name presented
for this extraordinary ho:lur. and more csle-
cially to find hiu bcin: pushed to a certain
defeat in connection Herewith. Mr.. 1lcrFin-
hind. the perfectly independent" nominee
for Surveyor, H. or has heretofore been. !: coll-
sistcnt and conscientious Republican. Nc
understand that lie takes Ills nomination rs an
intended insult. Tie name Of Mr. Hugh
Mailer, tue only rs:l candidate OIL the county
ticket, is saulwicl.ed between tile other. tn
givv lliu, ulso perfectly independent as
1ect. Two names arc put OF the ticket 3os
Collector Of South Chicago further dodge
10 secure character for independence. When
tic tickets arr brought to the polls. one Ut
.ther Of. the names will have vanished.
The ..pcrfcctly independents were busy
as uailcrs on Saturday. and 50 they will bc TO-
dsy and tomorrow. 4 fill Republican vote
will bc wanted tit the polls to take care q
, 1859-11-07

Those Of ollr readers who do not keep all
cve on o,1r commercial columns, w':l oe sur
nrised nj the extent o. the receipts and SHIP
mcnts OF ucw corn this fill. Under ordinary
circumstances, Ito new corn is received here
till after the lst Of January, and cycu then 1t
is only to supply local demand 1'y 'list'llcrs
aud othors Tie warehouses very rarely store
it befurc the months Of april Or May and then
only at tic owners own risk Of heating. This
season, however, owing to tue short crop Of
Inst wear, large number Of dist'ucrics, starch
factories, 8c., have Aad to send on orders t"
1,uy and ship new CON- so is to provide t'r
their win,ers manufacture; and the result if.
that tie receipts here during the past week havc
ranged from 10000 bushels to 40, 600 bushels
daily. During the past two weeks upwards
Of 10000 bushels have been shipped, nlid
there are contracts made to ship ut least l0o,'
900 bushels more before the close Of uaviga
ton.
4 yisi, to the derots Of any Of os'r railroad:
lca6ing wcst, will give the uninitiated somt
idea Of the extent Of ,Lis business 4 lars'
proportion Of tllc Com arrives in the car, all,
las To I've taken of in wagons to be she1ed
Ou Saturday, Mt tie Illinois Central depot
tiere werc upwards Of fifty cars filled, al
awaiting the st. Lo.1is process Of movement
The shellcd cora, Of course, is taken into ware
houses hy elevators
, 1859-11-07
Tie Baltimore Nufsa,,cc


WAtnI:c7us. Nor, 4.
For tue last few dars, the baltimore ,]cr.;on
has absorbed lunch of tie attention If 7..,1to J.;
this city. Tire vote has been taken In, ,,' b..
excitement, both here and there, has hurdIy
The funeral of young Kyle tc-lay. at 1,at;.
1hore, !earn. WAS attended by IN immense cnr,.
course oi the best citizens, who declined 10 rid.
IN the carriages, but preferred to walk to ,ht
grave, as showing greater respect. In society.
tue icnalns men OF the American partr Il, e ev,,
rywlcre being cut By their friends. Great biz
teEntss OF feeling exists, and the contest i, M
longer political, but social. Tie Legislature
beln:, Uc.nocFntic III both branches. tier. bnius
l.. Democratic and = American Senators md
q Democratic to - American Delegates. stcps
viii he taken to have it immediately coureneJ
Ill tfoet 10 pass Some measures for relieving the
city OF It's present deploraI1e condition.
" hat particular form Of relief will be nioDt
ea- IL not known, but it il supposed the city vii!
Virtually be deprived Of its charter. and Cam
ihlsS'onrrs appointed wIn will nntniua,c po,;ce-
lne',. aud take the power nut Of the hands Of
thc Mayor in imitation Of The notion of lie New
York Legislature.
understand tie leadin. Americans threaten
resistance III such case, but Creat1e dnuL, il.
Us IT will be impossible for them to hold ou;
against tic power Of the STATE.
Some serenty-tise ruiliut,s from this citv went
up ~ talt'More On election duy and took ,,art il,
the distnrLances. They wouitf hare been mr.
resteu Oh their arrir. here, but escaped from,
lie cars ntMr llantcnsburg, and fuo;ed it into
tic city. Things here arc exc, ssiyrly Jull-
, 1859-11-07

*'lA1'a' plSTa:eh 10 &ht : rw Y.ns Tfil,unc
WA'HlSG1"S. Nov. 9 1852.
ine!e Is Nothing III the correspondence be-
tween our Government and England to ;nstify
tue least apprehension of any rupture rcsu],iu:,
from the Sun Juan affair.
Inc Administration Inns discfaincd having
Eaycn . General Harncy any Instructions 10
iaHe I exclusive or military Possession Of San
take",. it is not disposed to rccedc IRON i, :
"h le y VIII bc ready to continue negotiation.
rs 10 Tic disputed boundary. Lord Kus,clrs
letter ~ rot offensive, and presents no den,an.
except to rcsto1c the joint occupation before.
proceeding iurtl'er. THIS il declined here: bu,
the correspondence continues anical,ly. and the
Conviction is fully entertained that SCOTS nre.
sence ot'd investigation will rcmore all points
Q! embarrassment to the sati,facsinu al bot!,
sides. The information here 1s conclusive t,a.
me importance of the island as II milituty posi-
lion OF otherwise, las been greatly c1a::c1-
atcd.
, 1859-11-07

EVENING Scuools.-Eiifoys Qr<ss and Tr;;-
fchool connected with the publ: schools: and
if there is, where it is held aud if not, why We
cannot hare ono:
suppose there is none but wish the Board
Of Education would think Of the young clerks
and apprentice boys oitener than they seem TO-.
wonder il Mr.. Wells ever thought, when he
met threc or four boys gong to the theatre,
that he could help them to become useful men
BIZ getting IN evening school in operation.
One year ago, Was in San Francisco, md
went to au evening school, where was taught
| all the branches taught in the day schools, and
had to pay only two dollars per month but in
| II cyil hour l was tempted to come home, hop.
Jag might have IN opportunity to attend a
free academT, ur something OF TINT kind, and
pictured 10 mt self man just out of college
with m inauercc capable Of doing great dea
| Of good in the world; but it seems that wa!
building castles in The air, for inste. Of gettinf
ready for college, have TO use ali my time ane
money in order to secure even an intelliseu
position in society.
| suppose the hoAru "oala Tel! me- lila
there arc great many private evening school.
where can get good education very cheap
but find the terms Of most Of them are frog
SIX to eight dollars per month, that they ar
open only during the winter, aud that durin
the summer should hare 10 80 without
teacher, or payy one dollar per night for one.
1t is all very well for Chicago to cry on
..1.ook On this picture, and then on that
pointing to herself and then to Baltimore; br
| If she cannot g;ye her working boys IN educ.
ton, she viii have some Plug ug1ies" Of h.
! oxn in few yeara.. 1osoRAs1 Arankx1stk.
, 1859-11-07

WANTED-Day board in 4 rri-
Tate a.ay whsse ts-1e arr fes 10 uttes BAL:
ef By two youas uxn Sstsfa<1orv references ttrtn
AC6Ttas5oI as Eust NJ n{dIt
, 1859-11-07

The Douglasiles have an idea that they can
leat Doydcn with m 1rishman called Hugh Nc
I<r, for County Treasurer, by raising him rs an
"1pdepepdent candidate" Who is going to be
fooled by this "Indepcudent" dodge: This
nan Naher is bitter, active Black Democrat,
aud leader among the rabb!c Of lis country
mcn. Let no Republican be deceived into rot
ing Tor this partlzan Doug!asite. ~ any such
cat.iu the -ueal-tut subterfuge rs playing "ln'
dependent Borden is capital Republican
and has made an excellent Treasurer. He Inns
bsen attentive, ob'l.ing and faithful. "ha,
more is wanted: lie is the superior Of Aahci
in every useful respect.
, 1859-11-07


\ Accrtain Mr.. Hunter, one Of the witnesses ut
the Brown trial, testified Us follows couceru;o..
the way justice wAs metcd out to tue insurrcc-
ZIONIST Thompson:
:" Afier Mr.. 1seckhan, who was nlv great I'M
Gle, was shnt. WAS Mach exasneratcI. and
started with Mr. Chambers to the room her,
Ill. tecs.nd Thompson uas ccntinr.l. viii, tA,-
purpose Of shooting him. We toun,I several
persons in the roon. and leve'cd our guns At
Inn, when Mrs. FouIk's sister threw herscf be.
fore ln, aud begged to care i,;t, to the laws,
Nc thea caught t.'ld Of him, anl dragged ln
ont ty the taroat, lie saying. Though you 1,.u.
take 1nr 1iir, :U.s"hlntV VII! rise M to are,,:t
mc, an! carry out MY purpose Of giving Iil,crt,
to the slavts;" VIZ carried him out 10 tue b,,jrc
and two of us. 1crelng our guns III this moment
of wild exas1sratou, fired. and before he fell ..
dozen or more balls we're buried in him: VI.
tdcn thrcw his body off the trcstIcwork. and
returned to the bridge TO bring ont the prisoner
Stevens and srrvr ll,n in The same wav, We
fund him suffering frnm his wounds. aud r,nb-
ably dying; We concluded to spare him, mud
start after elers, ilt,d sll1ot NIL NE could find
had just se'n my loved uncle and best friend !
ever had slol domH tr th3se eillainotts .ts,nsi.
iionists. and felt justified in stootin. any thu:
J could find; ! felt it my duty, md have NJ
regrets"
, 1859-11-07

From MI Appearances, it is extremely proba-
blc that tho Black Republican ticket will IL
elscted iu the State Of New York. The excite
n.cnt produced by the ifarpcr's Ferry utiair
and the tr1nl Of ,he conspirator* is >vstemati-
Gully Increased and intensified. II AL the great
leaders Of the revolutionary party-Wiisan.
Corwin. Eccchcr. Chccvcr md the rcst-arc
adding fuel to the flame Of hostility to the
South, an. il is evident that their in,iau.n.at ~
appeals ARE taking ho'd vi the pubic mini.
Ambolcnca by 'mpunity, and flushed with the
hope of po'iticzE success, tLcy give free utter
once to lhrir treason. aud do not nlincc tie
u,uttcr- Fur this. their sentiments are thu
more ncccptable, aud make The deeper impress.
sion. With tic mid ol ta,s excitement there is
eseryprospect. therefore, that thu revolutionary
element viii tic triumphant in our State eIrctiot,.
Tue democratic party arc 80 dcmorali*cd-
all tho leaders being jobbcr* aud intri:ucrs.
who care nothing for the country. unless so
fur as it affords 1llcm plumber and Spoits-~uo
cflectual resistance can be offered from that
quarter. The rcvolutionists arc thus confident
Of an casy victory, and arc already ca1culati,l.
their majoriiy.--I. j. Herald.
, 1859-11-07
Movement OF tho s'Opposltfon+, in
PEnu4YlYnutHa

NEW YoeK, Nov. "a dispatch to tile Es-
prsss says the Pennsylvania Opposition State
COMMITTEE have agreed to call 4 State Conyen.
ton to elect delegates to Q National Opposition
Contention Of lie whole Enion.
, 1859-11-07

HAlrronp, Nov. 5-TLe four s,ory brick
store Of s. Rockwell & Son, corner Morgan and
Front streets. in this city, fell between { and :
O'Clock this morning. Ii was nearly new, and
contained l,:99 tLls flour, large quantities OF
though one half ofthc building is wreck from,
the cellar to the roof. The loss il estimated j.
xS.4A.
, 1859-11-07

Nrw YoEK, Nor. 1.-The steamer Ocean Queen
sailed to-dar for southampton and 1Iavrc, tax
ing $.4s.5c7 in specie, and US passengers,
among whom are Nr. 4. s. Hill, Of the Trijutt,
Dr.. J. Frazier, q. S. 4. and Dr.. s. H. Elliott, Of
Staten Island.
The Kangaroo also sailed to-day, for Liver
pool, with $40. 300 and 49, Inssenrers
, 1859-11-07

E The polls at the Town and County Elec-
t'cn will be held at Smith building, corner Of
Milwaukee Avenue md Desp1aiues street, for
the Sixth Ward.
, 1859-11-07

The Trial of the 1IarpcrsS Ferry III
kurFCcftQniaf4.

CuArLEs1owS, Va. Oct 5.-ShielLs Green
one Of the negro prisoners, WIS found guilty
this morning. The drst count, Tor treasan, wa1
abandoned upoa objection being taken By Mr.
Sennett, that it was not proved that the pris,
Cher was free ptrson, and therefore did not
come under the statute which reads .tapy free
person." Sentence deferred.
Copeland is now on trial, Nr. Seunss, de.
Tending.
Tranquility is in process of restoration.
, 1859-11-07

observation-disclosures Hill, who was arrested
some time since for stealing barrel Of beef
from the Michigan Central Rail1oad dock, was
discharged On Saturday.
, 1859-11-07


1tetA
The report Of the attending physician Of the
Dispensary shows the necessity Of its exist
cnce. No enterprise eau bc successfully carried
forward without material aid. Medicines, band
ases and dressings for patients, Of various
kinds, cost money. Any contributions in MD Of
the charity will be faithfully expended for the
purpose. Contributions may be inc'osed to the
Intending Physician. ut the Office Of tic Minis
try at Large, Washington street, between Clark
and Dearborn.
, 1859-11-07

NEW YoRE. Nor. 5-A letter from Havana,
oftbe colh Oct, says there is report Of 4 con-
spiracy, Or something Of tLut character, having
been discovered among certain military officers
and the soldiers at Mntanzas. Various arrests
arc understood 10 have taken place, but no fur
tier particulars are permitted to reach the pub
iir aar
, 1859-11-07

DGkAnFC1 ACCIDENT At DCSpEE-Friday
night, between : and O'Clock, member Of
a boot and shoe firm in Buffalo, whose name our
informant did not learn, was killed at Dundee.
lie was about getting upon the Fox River train
for Gc1eva Lake, and as tue train started, slip
ped between the platforrn and tho car step, IL
space Of only six inches. lie was turned over
and over and crushed in dreadful manner.
lie died about an hour afterwards, living loug
enough 10 give his name and residence. lei
egraph dispatches were at once sen, to his
friends.
, 1859-11-07

To Administrations weeks since ma
chinist whose name und locality We cannot rec
oi'cct, took from our news room crank be-
longing to the wheel 70: lowering our forms
INTO tho press room. for the purpose Of repair
ing it, since which VIC have not heard from, it,
The person who took il has probably mis1aid
and forgotten it. Will he have the Kindness to
return the crank, rs VIC need il Eourly.
10. Q. F.-The new Hall Of Fort Dearborn
Lodge, sitrntcd at No. 81 West Randolph street,
will he formally opened on Monday evening,
| Nov. .tl,. Brothers Of tic Order and their
! wives aad daughters arc cordially invited to be
present n. Z. kAzEa' H.
FThc first Issue # the Saturday. Ertniny
| L<ritr t,as appeared, and right spicy, gossip
ping, readable paper it is. We would not VOL
der If Marers has made "ht-"
,E Furniture and Carpets at Auction this.
Monday morning, at 10 o'clock, BY Gilbert 4
Sampson, Ut their Store, 81 Lake street.
, 1859-11-07

Election 7tnttldy, Nor.s.

Cts'fy 7tAaturrr. r.-..........-.....-A: IL bnaIEA,
f'sAhtr SMFrs MCLLOI1-
b|.4t4 tsFa4a41ss'"n<t e. 1-AEaAAA4
khCtn CHICAGO.
7:,xn Sxwri.er-Frraerck Tutt!e.
.s.+is mi fSuJ~rri-,r-A%rnu Aittls.
3n~n fis.-e1.,-M+zt III 1poh8r.
r,arn t1-rk:-Wll'aM II. Wiitcr-
Aa-e-,r-%eth Xacsa!a
E>,n4st;.*i"~er. H,9Atnly-- T. logs l.. u. Stonr,
II. &. lt.wky.
.'rer.,~.": Hqhu"y.-lss District. y. i. comsok: I'd
In. tt ,tuas 1EAn.
Ss.~"d Nr.r,--'ac,.a KI,t'rr.
CNIcA1a.
1:,c% Sa,e-rt-rr-A. II. luslcy.
As.t4asf S4t~. fl%.t-AukuNus Seclle!.
Turn tnt1,tt.r-1. ]. E!rllarAs
Turn Ctr.t-Tht.,dnre fnTt.
A~,v~-H-k. J. Iau..4sn.
ftps. Hi9h.Hyf-NaIttn l.cHtE Jacob I0:t
m1n. ErffaM lard.
Is.-~d A"A@r-l'ttllp Hts.
wrs1 CHICAGO.
T;.,r4 cH,xrr:4,.-A.& Il. Thtuop.
A--t.tsAi !Sxt- i.nt--A. II. JulllIsGn.
7o<a t1-,k-E. L. NlIAra.
Turn Eli.rtT-f. H. $: e;Hy-
Asr>.n-Kt<xrH scar.
c'as"t.e!se... r A.yh"I "I"-W!uiam W"aoes. Anstn
TlEA.s. luln GHrt14-
U1+1.,rr u Hiy4nay---A. Fierce. J i'm Hitter.
WARD et'rEIvssalR.
Il ward-recrr rar'. Iesh Ward r. Cleveland,
II t:eo. A.. Fase. 9Th :" George " rbster.
IL . =: y y, itr.itv'' - lin ii. Aixna,rr
, 1859-11-07
THE CITY.
fkePnbilcnu NIaH8 Meeting.

At NORTH Market Hall On Monday evening.
Hoa- ]. n. Arnold, Hon. y. II. Judd, F.. e.
Larnet', 4. c, Hessing and others will address
tile meeting. Republican papers please copy.
, 1859-11-07
Nell] advertisements.

II {. IL SfFIFE+ .4frrr.i';n7 t;.n. Es ptttrI-ra.st
Is H4ls~-f 10 Trrti.t .str.msn. for this anil Ill t<
Lsa4lt77 l'l~Fs - TIC North lfca. ;.l.t;sty
, 1859-11-07

Loss OF 4 Kcrosene OIL .1anufaetory.
1}osToS. Nov. 5.-The Kerosene Oil Nanufuc-
tory Of ofSpear, Burke { Co., in Winthrop, Mass,
was destroyed by fire last night. Loss s3,o0u,
mostly insured.
, 1859-11-07

~ SNGER's SEWING MACHINES FOR TA1Lon.
lxG AND LEATHER SEWING, 1T G5 LAKE STREET.
no. 1w
Singers Family tSttring K1edints. at g.;
, 1859-11-07

NEW YonK. Nor. 5.-Morse 4 liro., uncur-
rent note, brokers have suspended, and made
nn assignment to Cias. A. Meiy ~. Liabilities
small and creditors will probably be paid in
fn[I
, 1859-11-07

e An item Of interest to every lady visiting
this city: The largest stuck and grea.est vari-
s Mnssx Swn b Hy sns mn %:y
Clark street. nov1-4t
, 1859-11-07

r UNIBER ASSIGNEE'S SALE.
- AtWaker LuIs stand Nv " North C,aa1 s:s-et,
Fu'tcn and alro streets the futche9 ~i te At
lusAe AutssGa on FasE the ~ G3S ef S9!sstr 1ss
third clear nr h. Inch and taif and t~o Lumber:
toxsher wfa quanA Of mnlo1 t-a:d& ftcelcx door
.air. for Cash nEly. TlMtTHf EASTMAN,
na..Ax A-aig1et Of Walter fult.
, 1859-11-07

\ FEMALE 1lcKpockkr was held to bail Friday
IN $500 for picking the pocket Of mnn named
Il. 5. Short, Of Sl0.5J, whom she had enticed
into saloon.
, 1859-11-07

IIoksIlitIe& between Bucnos Ayres and
tho ArErufInt fxtnuhli1.

&11C 07EE13EAAaE A1NTUU1IEe
SEw YoEx, Nor. 5.-Buenos Ayres advices to
tue 1st, state tha. tue buenos Ayrean squadron
had chased Crqu'zss steaIner into Monleyedio.
That government had ordered them to lease,
and the Buenos ASEeaus were waiting outside
to fight them. ! Parcguayau mediator was
daily expected at Gueaos Ayres. The land
forces were innetiYe.
, 1859-11-07

CHICAGO MEDICAL soc1E1r.-The postponed
monthly meeting ofthe Chicago NedicalSoci
will be held this {honday) evening at the rooms
Of Lind Medical College Subject of discus-
sion: The Fegera Of the Season.
, 1859-11-07

=" Where ignorance is bliss, 'tis folly to
be wise" Those who have hitherto been ig-
noraut Of tile fact Tint Loornis has just received
some new and elegant styles Of Hats and Caps,
will show their wisdom and consult their inter-
csts by calling at ~ Clark street and giving
them IN examination.
, 1859-11-07
NJ A r l>IED.
I E D.

On Thur t.y crenlE II the sr>i!encr Of COL Jaae'.
Fnhert Cnllycr. Mr. DENNIS ROCKWELL. ard Nt
hELES u. DEAN. both Of this CITY.
, 1859-11-07

ST. Paris Curncu.-Rev. Richard Eddy,
from Canton, st. Lawrence County, y. T., will
prenc1. in st. Paurs Church, morning and even:
ing, Nor. +th. Mr. Eddy is one Of the noted
advocates Of Unirersalisnl.
, 1859-11-07

- Go to John Jones, ll9 Dearborn street,
and ret your clothes cleaned and repaired. They
will be well done and ut prices to suit the times
~ Don't forget tile great sale Of Lost Nag-
gage, pry Goods, Boots, Shoes, &C., Mt the ii.
Z. Il. r., Tuesday, Nor. 9th.
uo7-.t e. II. KE,7r 4 SoS, Auctr's.
, 1859-11-07
auee:.7-1F 5.

- See advertisement Of Cornell J. Co.'s
two-thread nclselexs premium Sewing Machine
and universal hemmeF, No. ls3 Lake st.
Ano7-1Y
, 1859-11-07

I C1r.F
or,...ted and br,,,,. t,oso.o 1.,..;sa 1,!,,;,.s
Saturday chorrsd r;,h sto,t;a" = ..'1 1a ~, ~
ned ut $3.50, from John Ttonlns, colored 1nuu,
living on West Lake street. Sampson Was held
in $loo to answer before the Recorders Cou,t.
p,.nc,.,- ~. ..@,
cou,,],t r.;a,x ,;oh+ l.. 49, ia. .a ..,,S
=, r. ui,c,,,,, =. A.. ~ ..e" s'''.
..a 80 -, ~, s.e'
1,.s.,na,. oe d. t..;,,:- '1e
s,,;r. ,x,a, r.. 49, asaE. ,1ao H. ;"'s so'1s up
TIE prisoner is iu Jail, and will he examined.
x.,r noo.. Wc.,5 ~, ,1,
,,,. a.. A''''o.ns 80.
Ston. u.ux;.,n Ane ~"
un. .sws.>, 80 ",,1 T." te'ef.
.cr- 1;,;nr-,an, >, , ...., ..e au'nof u
,,,. - uu',,. -, 'ssn cup
us%a,,,,. ., noa.,'1 ' '"@s 'e l"nna III
-W -oo-N e-e---
STEALING UooTs.-A young named John lien
nessr, was arrested on Friday n;rht- fur bein,
~ pau VI ooo's- Lit
- 49, 49, ~A.., - ', 'vot ''14u suos s1o3e
.,.-,,..1-'. -. 'A.O "A.te ~ eaGaeea 'ae
.,i - 1''"s W u Palr u
$3.50 -. A''"e1 pa'i. AAe
~'@'~ "Ao ~0''111eo .o' ~ s1e' e@11''''noo'
STEALING \ WAsn1xG-Oficer Leonard. on
Friday found u lot Of wet clothes, evidently
large washing, under the sidewalk on Kinze
street, where they had been concealed by the
tlief. .asthey were wet when tley were found.
it was pretty evident that they had been bu. re-
, 1859-11-07

Gas F1xrCREs.-Brown / Wilder are now re-
ceiyiug from Cornelius X Baker, rnd other r,ar,-
ufacturer*, lorge assortment Of late patterns
ofCbandeticrs Pendants and other Gas Fixtures,
Globes, &c All IN need will please call at II
and a. State street. oel1:ou
, 1859-11-07
VOLUME XIII.
Old Browns Spcec},.

= gentleman fr"n charlcstowu, Va, who was
Present Wien brown made his speecl. lust Le
lore his sentence was pronounced, assures liz
Thai reaction Of feeling took place in The
crowd almost instantly. As l}rnwn was led out
TO prison the general admiration Tor Linn was
expressed on erery hand. Tie people Ind seen
a '"4" and heard him speak-,nany of them for
the first time iu their lives.
, 1859-11-07
39rcss Trihttttt,


~ NOTICE TO MAIt. SUBSCRIBERS. 81.
The .fatC at the end Of the s.ip wlich your namc II
printed. she ti~t Ar" s"ur .nr;14n s1,.-..
rncss then renewed VII: te discontinued. a4e ,ei,
t.FaEe that dA,c. II YOU wis., the ta;,rr eonuurd IT,
, 1859-11-07
3laantg1,

| "ANTED.-AG Gentleman Wants
to have fno@ u.cv L.:tsea2e Drawings Cor;st:.
Ay pt:ezt TO do It x! receive l!hesl par
oFtss iio1 4sH. np.+s.I
, 1859-11-07
Reduced Price to the Trade.

This on !. Es1feer t11nspasert aad :aodosocs While
bu1n1rE. We GUARANTEE Eulfurn Quality.
Inc every hatch received, We II far tupe
nr to other oil the 2Fket and confident 1hat
ater purchasing ci.s.t.ted the monies viii be
funded the nit tstuucd within weeks data
shrtatut Paeassaof 1ve and Ten gallons fled u
Lamp and on Emporium
no:nx.hs6 CHAS L. NOBLE Agent
, 1859-11-07

STEALING 4 WArcn.-Thomas Sampson was
arrested and brought before Justice Milliken on
Saturday, charged with stealing a watch, ral-
aed nj $3.50, from John Ttouns, colored muu,
living on West Lake street. Sampson Was held
in $l00 to answer before the Recorders Court.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-01-16
OFFICIAL.


rHHE TREASURY DsrssratSss
Doc ,mber igth 1865
SEALED PROPOSALS apartment uali
Monday 2th for millions
United be issued under IL is Jpo
viii be rmbursable fifteen from tho Isl
january ave
payable annually Of January each
year
below par, M fraction f
No bad Will be ID alless
Of the deposited subject the order ef n tbs
Treasury derositary Sl4sss whose
he accompany bid In all bids he
conditional and without reference 70 bids Of cherx and
the premium offered therein
1he seal should be endorsed oasie
velope Proposals seee-
Of the Treasury Washington, The viii be
ceped any required paid depoy
by accepted parties residing
the States they required deposit prn
pal aad premium Boston, York
Philadelphia, or New Orleans
dollars each payable
The successful bidders coupons
from the LIST of July also payable bearer attached
thereto will be issued for the the bids the
certificates Of deposit the credit Of the Treasurer
States with the dcrores the United
cases bear intcres from the date OF such deposit The
that date TO the lst Of July VIII be paid the
his attorney by the depotary whore the deposit
Successful bidders wiz be required deposit the principal
premium of their accepted bids before 18th
Tho preliminary deposit Of will he
Ell 20 be returned TO thr unsuccessful bidders.
.Hi M E.s HOWELL. COBB. ii
Secretary Of the Treasury
Dec 1-lawta4hn nt&sarl