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The st. Louis Republican publishes q letter Of the
22d ult. from Denver City, from which We extract
the following
In speaking or judging Of the extent and richness
Of the mines, the many adverse circumstances that
have retarded and delayed the operations Of the
has been accomplished has been achieved in the face
Of much discouragement and positive hindrance.
Early in the season the great panic and stampede
took place, when men fed, they knew not why, from
the phantoms Of their own frightened imaginati0ns.
thereby disordering all business arrangements and
discouraging the more determined portion Of the
emigration, who were resolved to test the country
before deserting it. After that, rough and rugged
opened into their canons and recesses whereby pro-
visions and the necessaries OF life might be trans
ported. The proper implements we're and still are
almost entirely wanting and to crown all in the way
to the depth Of several inches with pine leaves bus
and resinous matter-were fired, and the flames swept
among the dead and decsying timbes with terrible
and awful grandeur destroying every yes'ge ysge
gress, and leaving the mountain sides blackeneds
charred and based-the very picture Of desolation.
To see the living flames playing around the sum-
niles. and lighting the midnight darkness with an
internal glare was as grand and sublime spectacle
as human beings often behold. But there is some
thing still wilder and more weirdike in the sight Of
miners working their claims at night by the light Of
flaming torches, with heavy clouds Of sable smoke
rolling above them and all the rugged scenery around
them aglow with swsrthy blaze Of light and them
selves looking like demons dancing in the pandemo
nial illumination Taken altogether it forms such
scene as might have arisen in the Imagination Of
Dante, and made picture in the Inferno.
As is natural to suppose, the society Of the coun-
try is as chaotic and jarring mass Of discordant
elements as could well be thrown together. The
community is composed Of nearly equal parts Of emil
grants mountaineers and Mexicans. with q pleasant
sprinklng Of lndians-and recognizing no legal,
moral or social restraints they exercise their natural
liberty to the fullest extent knowing that At last they
must be content to fall into the forms and conyen-
tionalties of older communities. The fascinatioua
and restraining Influences Of female society are nm
felt, and the animal man ourishes alone luxuratine
to the extreme Of his wishes in all the comforts sf
moecasins and the glory OF red Shirts without hind
rance, and untroubled with sentimental fances de-
lusons or foes; consequently, it is safe to infer
that whatever may be the faults and foibes Of the
and not at all given to visionary schemes political
thoughts and hallueinatons.
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gotal yntslligtuts.

TIE CLOUDS got together in sufficient force. at
one time yesterday, to give the city good dash Of
rain. was very refreshing, and rendered the re-
matnder Of the day quite pleasant. Dame Luna, in
rotund proportions, sailed across the heavens st
night, enveloped in bridal robe Of white vapor.
TIE LouIsrANA BASE BALL CLUB play this after
noon, at the Delachsise ground, in Jefferson City.
There will be ample accommodation for the guests,
and particular attention paid to the comfort of the
ladies'. The game will be something to look at.
TaE ExPIRs BASE BALL CLUE had their first play
yesterday afternoon at the Deachaise ground. They
had very lively and exciting game, for their first.
McManus ten made % runs to Is by Blows ten. The
next match will be on Monday evening.
The Club elected their officers for the first quarter
last evening, as follows: President E. P. Rareshide
Secretary, W. N. Shaw; Treasurer, T. McElroy and
Steward, M. J. Shensley. Official announcement of
the same is elsewhere made.
AN UNKNOWN WHITE MAN was found drowned in
the New Canal, near the Halfway, on Wednesday.
He had on black coat, and had red whiskers. No
one appearing to identify or claim the body, the
Coroner yesterday gave verdict Of "found drowned"
and buried the body.
A CHILD named Catherine Rafter, only three years
old, was run over by cart and dangerously injured
yesterday forenoon, at the corner Of Baronne and
Delord streets, at which place its parents resided.
The driver, one McEroy, was arrested by officer
Stanmeyer, taken before Recorder Summers, and
held for examination. He says he never saw the
child till he was right upon it.
The STORE of Mr.. Young, 237 Magazine street,
was visited by the "merry burgalers" on Wednes-
day night They carried off lots of things, the prin-
cipal plumber consisting Of gold lever watch, with
heavy gold chan pair of earrings, fifty dollars in
bank notes, two silver thimbles, striped awning,
half dozen cotton shirts, and quantity of washed
clothes and groceries.
A FATAL ACCIDENT, and one of most shocking
character, occurred at the st. Charles Hotel at
o'clock yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Washington James
Taylor, young man l9 years old, and native of
this State, was employed in painting The newly pas-
tered calinu of the hntel norfinn ua bad inst .a
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ench Army Reduced to Ps.os roossnr.
ENEwkD FEARS orInvAsIoH.
POSITION or THE ENa1asr smemrpr
INCREASE OF THE rRENcH STEAM NAVY
TREATY szrwxxS xusu1A AND c1rv
TIE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.



tsr fns HArIo.xI sIsr.1
= LivnRooI, July 20 Hr. TenDroseias -
sssshe won u stakes 1t the Gooswood rsees.
Land. s-.''s@ = = -
.ns e A%esseaa = mare Prioren canein tlisd II ~
LIyEzrooI, July 90 Hseaasd.oa, spepc. s ca.
circular quosed yeow and nixsd Coxs 4 &. III, =
o. au PEI eenssl. besf eiossd dsl - ~ asal16op
have slightly declined. Puk ca0sed ~ sS.s
tions are merely nominal Bacon eIousx sss ...
ally at previous quotations.. is5
NEW YoRx, Augun Il.-Tte - -. ,ss
Capt Walton, Of the Gouthauptsn - 1ss,s I
has arrived st this port ehe In 6eusi
the 9th ult
The steamship Glasgow, Capk Thonpsus. "
Glasgow line, has also arrived q III poet -
Glasgow on Saturday, the 3Oth nit, - ~
have been mostly anticipated by ~ Anlia " 1f1-
fax. NJ M n
The following additional items of iptessuf - p
lected from the Glasgow mails
LONDON, July 3o.-The French Goyssnslut
decided that the army shall b RESTORED 10 -
footing with ~ little delay e poeuib1e.
The announcements Of this Important nlsa1 ~ ~
generally regarded g evincing sincefs dsulse e
me part Of the Emperor to preserve peace.
During the discussion On The foreign policy Il -
land, in Parliament, the Ministers announcsd ~
England would mot accept IN invitation 70 i Enrn~
pean Congress until The result OF tie Frsuco
conference It Zurich wasmade known. M
Advices from Paris indica4s that a urplssnak
state Of feeling y gaining ground II Francs towards
England, owing 70 recent disepautons IN Pxxiisl
and the bitter tone q the EnsIal pfsss senlzs ~
Emperor. Iss 81 Hsss' q
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Planters, Merchants and others desiring to effect Insurance
their property respectfully solicited give portion
of their patronage to this Company.
App icaons for Insurance made in person by mail ad
dressed to the Company either of the Directors will receive
smraedate attention Possessing personal information in
gard 10 ocetions and other details of nsurabe property the
Seshe and Western States this Company enabled-beyond
uan5 othe so give advantages in rates of Premiums etc.
Tho direction of the Company embraces of the first bus
of the city of New York. extensively engaged in the
Southern trade and closely identified with its interest,"
Any Information connected with Insurance will be eheerfly
tyen, aad all business connected with this Company will be
transacted with liberali,y and promptness
DIREcToRs.
Wu1 Chauncey-Wm. Chauncey Co..,.......10 Old Slip.
Moses Ttylor-President City Bank Wall ST.
Paul sporord-spoford, Tleson Co. 29 Broadway
Van shaick-van ssaick Edwards Co...t5 Front ST.
S-hotsalou-Importer 62 Water ST.
JAS B. Wison-Formerly Wilson Cobb 81 Front ST.
E. D. sprague-Dayon, sprngue .107 Front st.
Benz H. Lil'ie-B H. Lille co....... .l+4 Pearl st.
dahn g. Holbrooke, International Life Ins II Wall st.
WE hoioreise'. IL Merchants Exchange
T. j. coenan--J O. Coleman .63 Wall st.
.. .2l Beekman st.
&n A. strong 30 Pine ST.
Edward haight-Pres Bank of the Commonwealth Nassau
NI A. Wheeler. SO William ST.
c. Maie.ta-C Maletta & Go........... b3 Beaver ST.
n. C. Platt-Presdent Artizans' Bank Nassau at
John T. Wilson Fulton ST.
d. II. Whlock-B. N. & EA whitock Co. Ia Beekmsn ST
Nathaniel W. Burts-N W. Burtis so vesey ST.
VIM L. McDonald-cartiages 412 Broadway.
John e. i'ghtbody "a Beekman
Psoli Lathrep-Lahrop Wilkinson. Murray ST.
". ". Hewel-Newels Harman Mcdonald. ls Murray ST.
Frederick A. Fisher-Woe Dash Fisher .3S Warren ST.
Minard Ill. Fowler. Nassau st.
Geo w. Read-Geo W. Jehial Read .l2D Chambers ST.
Rcbt currierMelius Currier Sherwood 42 Warren ST.
John B. Corlies City Hail.
John b. Snook-Ar rchitect. IL Chambers
George Cnol-Csrroll, HerIick Mead .49 Chambers ST.
W Il. Bukley-Aen, Mclean Buckley. 40 Chambers ST.
D. NJ Holdredge-N. Y. s. Heating Co......442 Broadway
Francis Miller, w. .lO6 Forsyth ST.
VIM. CHAUNCEY, President
WM HoLDREDGE, Vice President.
yass h OAKLEY, Secretary. iy27
6s44ANGE OF NUMBER, BUT NOT OF LoCA-
~ TION.
Drs. CLARK & FRIEDRICHS,
Dentists,
Ne, iY forrnery l2l1s, CANAL STREET,
fs5E Union Bank Building.
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Young Willis s
Initials

scbea Uhqseh Brother Director of the Christian
II ~ my fotner Dabus Printing Telegraph Co.
@ .rnelisher Of the City Directory Eaitor Of the
M iss me Agent Of the Republic Of Hayt..
ST. MARKS, Postmaster.
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fs44ANGE OF NUMBER, BUT NOT OF LoCA-
" TlON.
Drs. CLARK L FRIEDRICHS,
Dentists,
Ne, lSs formerly l2l1s, CANAL STREET,
fssE Union Bank Building.
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COPARTNERSHEP-CL STEELE / F.
~ P1NCKARD. (of the late firm Of Payne, Steele Coz
h yng associated @ .hsmseyss With wM PfNcKARD
conducting General Wholesale Grocery business in New
leans, under the firm of PINCKARD, STEELE co. They
old stand of Payne Steele Co.. and in the block Of
buildings until their spacious finished at the cor
ner of Tchoupitoulas and Gravier streets.
WIN NJ PINCKARD,
CLAIBORNE STEELE,
s, .... FERDINAND PfNCKARD.
Naun nr1ea IuIy a
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ALABAMA ELEoTIoN.-The Mobile Advertiser OF
Wednesday says:
Sufficient returns have already been received to
show who are elected to represent the State of Ala
bama in the next Congress. The members elect who
may all be cassed as National Democrats, are az fol-
lows:
First District, J. A. Stallworth Second District,
Jas. l.. Pugh Third District, David Clspton Fourth
District, Sydenham Moore; Fifth District, Geo. S.
Houston Sixth District, w. R. W. Cobb Seventh
District, Jabez l.. NJ. Curry.
With the exception Of in the Second and Third
District the old members reelected. Gen. Moore
and Mr.. Curry had no regular opposition though in
the Fourth District Hon. W. r. Smith was compli-
mented by large vote in several counties.
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TOPAIiTNE C. PAYNE, Senior Part.
~ ner Of the late firm of PAYNE sTEELEG CO.. has this
day associated with him JOHN KEMP Jr long connected
si,h The henss s,S Of Hall Kemp Co. under the
Grocery business the old stand Nos 2 20 choupouas
street +. @, PAYNE.
. JOHN KEMP, in.
New Orleans July 1859 ~ jyi I'm
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VOLUME XII.
COPARTNERsHIP.,

COPARTNERsHIP-T UNDERSIGNED have
" formed copArnership under the style and name OF
McCERREN, LANDRY CO.. for the transaction Of Gem
eral Auction and Commission business.
@. W. McCERREN,
j. @. LANDRY,
-g. a. J. POWELL.
and sales Masonic Hail. corner Of ST. Charles
ami Perdido streets.
New Orleans, August s. 1892 au6 2m
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COPARTNERSEilP-TH UNDERSIGNED HAVE
- this day formed @ Gapanership under the and
Wholesale Grocers Commission and Merchants at Is
and 10 New Levee next to corner Grayier street.
CUTHBERT BULIITT,
THOMAS WHALEY.
New Orleans, June l, 1859.
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MOTTO E--AIL PERSONS HAVING BUSINESS with
the late firm of j. l.: JOHNSON d Co. will call at the
counting of Messrs Bull Whaley where all settle.
ments will be made, until further notice.
jill. JOHNSON.
New Orleans June IL 1881 el2 IN
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HOMESTEAD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF the City of New York.
oFFICE-w LOCK BuILDIN
Corner OF Nassau and Beekman Streets
Capital, S15O,OOO.

Inses all kinds of Personal Property against Loss Darage
by Fire, at the very lowest rates charged
by responsible Companies
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0ISSOLUTYON-THE CoPARTNERsHIP HERE
tofore existn under the firm of J. L. JOHNSON CO.,
is dissolved by the death of John Shryock.
he survivor will attend to qnidatng the business the
late firm. j. l., JOHNSON
for j. L. JOHNSON 4 CO.,
~ o,--. o In liquidation.
, 1859-04-23
Steam Passenger Boats on the Eric
Canal.

tFrom the Roehetcr Onion!
We arc told that company is now being or
ganized to construct two frst-class steam pas
senger and express packets to run on the Erie
Canal, between Rochester md Buffalo. The
stock is to be raised BIZ subscription along the
line Of the Canal, and already considerable las
been taken. Two firms in Rochester take une
thousand dollars each, which is indicative Of
confidence. Liberal subscriptions have been
made at Drockport, Albion, Medina and Lock
port. These, md other WY towns, desire to
have beats to do light freight and passenger bu-
sincss, and promise to patronize the line liber-
ally.
The steamers arc to be Of light draft, aud
just IS large Us will pass the locks at Lockport.
They will have side wheels constructed after q
new patent, By which the swell is diminished.
1t is thought that these boats can be construct
cd so as TO run ten miles per hour. and carry
ing good accommodations for passengers. They
can easily pass between this city and Rochester
in night, or in eight hours Of the day. The
enterprise is somewhat new, but not impractic-
able, and if consummated, will infuse new life
into the villages lying along the Canal east Of
this city.
The boa.s arc not to be made expensive, and
arc to be run with a due regard 10 economy.
The hulls will be a little under one hundred feet
long, and have thirteen feet beam, strong but
Light. The guards will cover the wheels and
form part Of the cabin floor--in width over
all, seventeen feet, The hold will be five feet
be Abnve, and extend nearly over the whole
boat. The engine of each boat will be Of sixty
horse power, and when light the boat will draw
but twenty inches Of water. Such craft Gun
be constructed for 81 900, and will not prove
expensive 10 operute.
, 1859-04-23
Haeniral Garns..
CONSUMPTION d: CHRONIC
~ DIsEAsES: ".

DtC4O1k3 AGAUANG d AGAD :
"a! s con.'ed daily from to p rn and from 10
-. m- f'r I'll diseases Of the :.
sssAfs, $50 all k.ArssGe Ddssssss.
Ashese diseases rapidly. and often }npetcrptb,Y
e fs,' tsn'Sas1on r sa ua's Promptly aet - c2fy
nan:a fnd 5psedJ eair; Thelr s5ste Of treatment BY
hsd!eal inhxaAon totaeF With Constitutional rt1nees
o1ey ~ eontd4ut that any e1nad person xff b con
ht3tts- !, -
itoms It M 100 ssa.e eorncr 1t n
trancs VI 8tatc esrsx. Consaltatlou fsee; hi eR
, 1859-04-23
,ftt6utdutr.
4 N n u AL STATEMENT

I u ~ 1Ad . II i = III r n t
Peoria n srinc and Fire Insurance
COME PAEY.
PEORIA, ILLINOIS.
For tn 1sar ending KareA s1st, 1850.
! RECEIPTS.
E.sne Premiums s....-......-........ 7.s+1 %
=, SIS -
Daues ot iaoss ana F1;S;a:: i
Total receipts. 11A ~ e3
DISBURSEMENTS.
IL Hls'hs Ia,.os 'os.es ns, 1920
Eansa sasssit 9 Premiums / III $
IN psns srtenaE siye;1;,n saats astney <xpsa
s1pr.s, ta1s4. eon.ni..oaa, a''. as..'. pas ss q,
Tot7. dssbus=era=at4 s=era=at4.......,..,.t9 .t9l0:s =
Sss pso1tsfos the IS
fhe Asseta Of the Company s.e--
Rel ssa,e, unlasa@it;;j 1ssst M 4
Roads ozns Y =: g.. daTlns ID pei eezt 80 q
T. Lo3as ~ s@cuse,l By @ t5ss nanx,ztz on neal cs-
1as5, 1as, ro;th + I'D. 1ou1!c Y TIE snouns luaaA
sxtse s. sfss ssas*i i i: ]. i
aaa1, ol!, dan. nj aeerptsaeea. f - s., ma.a..
tnk taiy. AaEinG from atshtto niatty daYs
from cate T. run, dFaw!n; /. per cert aia-
Ply :ecur.i by eolIatera! Or arprosed Pt1-
Total t4................-........s3es s3es,9ss -
Liabilities
Bils ~ raya9e fnot due).........-........1 1s1o &.
~A o"~e'--As- 4o1 Il
Tota} liaslit5r.. r.......................1.se8s ;
Losss aafsstei and aaa no a%e IT.. 5ns,
AID c!1+Il1 Eo5stY uutdfrsteI nes
, 1859-04-23
Hrf84 N0ttiht&ttf.


JOU PAINTKNG,
The px1s AID TA1Rr.E oErsx prepared to e1ee1te
shert nsca sre1Y variety Of Jsh Printing In the
xxa and At ds Lou<a Lisia PRICE,. Particular attantoa
given 70 thu printing sf
1suhrNEss Cams, LE1TXx HrAuk Bnk HrApk
kkuEfIr, IueTEkA, pRo1KAxNEs,
TAXFLIII1. CiACCLAK4 CAEcK1,
81 ANk Np1rS. 1AEEl1, TIckYtA,
TPRINTE0 IN COLOKS n
In nj IT. varieties doao In beautiful yls and At oder1ta
Eaes. An examination Of specimens and prices Is respect
fully Invited.
E3odsstrom thu country promptly 1Isd and and sant
honsty e4psoss.
, 1859-04-23
CHICAGO TYPE FOCEDERY
Printers Warehouse
~ o.......WAsH1A.aT TON ,aE......o

CHICAGO.
1he Thseh.r = prepared 10 n1rn1ah Type IN 1a,zs
E.All Quaat!tses mate fTnm hus<ttnf quality Of nta
f,r either cash OF zpprvysd lasf IL I. ~, suep3eI
And tblnk necessary fof complete Printing Oder
ucw spec!neh Hook b rtaay tor delivery, AMI
vQ te *eut u part!ea w4hlnE tn orier AipIea1ua.
mh1Aab d. L. D0DGE. Treasurer.
, 1859-04-23
c@ n Word of Warninr.-Tfcr

rplins morv dcsjIcb!e than stealing tho reputation of
reliable arc.a to pose upon the community an nfror
and WORTHLESS and yct It Ii ten done. Fifteen yess
ago Hemtrrct Co. introduced 1Iulr Restorative under
the nae ut InnitAb. Il lii Co.o1nE" It's wonderful rz
tosative properties na1e wonderfully popu4s aad
nul bald hcas likely to hecne thug Of the past
when thu country aooded will l!ta1ps t!s ure Of
which only use:r<s hut absolutely E}urous The
original PREPARATION IL sc:cns!dc combination. made with
oil and stimulating spirits aornG An agreeable halrT'th,
while all tue limitations AFT made Of water. making tho tr
larsa dry aid lzzv qussiug after c1 tbs uf oil
IL mike It luok dcrc1dly. We would therefore AL
vise readers tn buy nothing tut the original Inna&s
Hair Cu'o.ing Nus:usa!isu which Is 1sl;als.-ITroy
, 1859-04-23
Burnett's Cocoaine,
Burnett's Cocoaine.
Eurlett's Cocoaine.

- single application renders the hair {no matter 1ow
Hf and d) sof and glossy for several days. Nia con-
ceed by Nil who lave usl 1t to he the best and cheapest
Hair Dreadng In the world.
rreparedby JOSEPH BURNETT CO, Boston.
10 For &ale By dealers gcneally 1t u cents bottle.
, 1859-04-23
n RIFT n IS AIR LIGHT:


We re row prepared 10 rc ssate ind Couaty Rights.
Chemical and Machine patented March, 1s3a.
The greatest iuveoon u the ase. The light the cheapest
and most b.tlras known exhibition day and eya-
ming It g Lake Hrrt1.
dee box s07A. = - Iii So ~
, 1859-04-23
PURNETT'S COCAINE.
Burnett's CocOaine.
Burnett's Cocoaine.

TA compound Of Ceeoa.nut on, &c.. for dscsln: The
Hair Fur efficacy and ag1alcncss l. without equal
1t prevents the hair froc, falling %.
!: promotes it, healthy and vigorous growth.
It Is NIT Ersa.y OF sticky.
II leaves no ds1Ertea5o o3ot.
II 4oftens the ha!r when ha5d and lsy.
1t sontlscs the !rstatsI scalp skin.
II adords the richest 1us.re.
It remains longest In etfcrt.
II co.t4 1fty ce0ts fur h4f pint bottle.
, 1859-04-23
s. Il Kerfoot & Co.,
80 - Dearborn-St. - 90
Next Door to tho Post ONCE.

No. Ap 1uTro s,a;y se Roa.s IL md lot on War
~ss nosss I'd i i on Soaaa:ss. mai atay
IN, . uosaH s1ssI sad Ie on y r. eor of peo,3, ind
"s ski fsst aa is:Sss l.: sss NJ Su. l..
land ave1to-7u0.
"S' 4s1:S isst q c!4tsa;.s w'th l74ss 1Fck
SIS 81 oo11e: feet on corner Halstedst. and
Farquier-4a-e,vo0.
$50 n0I:s I'D II 10 e so!1i4 na7sa sa, :t M 'eaF
-as ea1I:: III u I!as I.i.aa aTsaus, mar
T.ylnr St-i.GW
"'el 1oo5lsl r. e = s:r. Washington and sAe
.s;1 New eutsse Soase aud 10. on uastinc..s..
~, nv llae i.iaad .senac- -sa:
uosss s,sna aaa ha dSt On cu'si'-ss' near Oven
"as' ss1lao lerL 81. Aberdeen and 1yler
"@s es1is III On Txeii,b-st, near Illus L.
=. land avenue wv: 80,
100 u'S;s s:4ssn AID Il s;rtt-s.a sa !.:A 'sFst' n*''
% ss11s. F.t t w'n Sn ns: %[r;; Int; sslsn vi ef Sa0n
40 sosi:: I'd q o. 1,* xlxi1.a 1sas andi.va
"xs 4s,'n sst'fss; It.. se CO.. Of co,ne,,, md Hub
L sAcc Of Tx:rth md caaal sres.-<so fat
Several io;s On TSs'f IT, E. Of canal per foot
SOUTH SIDE.
No. 80. ABB n1A nuscs o. }ots rrae and 1ndsna
a;s7 neal y :. Arss c!alk's :, I'D: Ess,tsase. 1t
..s5 s''@ rs ps' o ps' n,h %ael s'e: n.r
Walsh avenncA14sS. '~>' ''''A
"'7 7'12stt5 S ssa:sn5S sn Ma5ts hf Madison street.
"ss: s'1.e2 9.s sorn*r II fsinkln and Van Buren,
NORTH SIDE.
No IS; ALI 11-1H 4oxloo fec, Ohlo street. near VOL
'":.. Five It's On Sedewek street, near Gil
"az Tw" :n Haron S ssres, n ness c.s,, &lso
"a'l nos;s &; nj Il /; No. IS North Dearborn
"25s 81 so7l.la,136s OIL Nn.1h CLARK street. nea.
North aTrHuc will huuxc-S.ttJ,
, 1859-04-23

PRICk lIACH1EES.-Patented,
Il New York, 1854 Improved II Ie3e.
FIVE oRDyAKY KINDS, witl. ilur.e 10 t,in& tha
clay will lay thu yat1 AA ta .n0 hir4s In day.
pe1pr u h3nd mate They I'll up thu
MILL aai atv readily moved nua eas ut to aa~aes. wez-
T6eY pEp4u4aK tho hu.t hrlsx In ttxo. Hen Stu.
ualIa Improved uorse Power Auu4ets 9.:3.
BRICK PRESS.
one ao by 1no t1 90 FER daF. eaua
to PhaAlh4 press hreE. Tht tfick nfp thrown
u and dAltvered thu cd9r facilitating ha ths .hor
Thsy atEunE. anil warranted fF ycF. They
adjusted ta2 atu1fy h2ust keep the dlea Aayp and
In order. frce, AlUo.
Apply ~ ). C. RIPLEY It tho noe u Aid AvxY7 rs
Ma4Esoa Rlres, Chicago. snd RICHARD Hi>GtE. II.
L1uls. xaeru machines Tan ~ k1l. mh5cSuHn
, 1859-04-23

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Certificate to Expra the SIS. da- Of Jaa.a,y 1s$o
.ACpt7uRs OFFICE, S7Arx or I1tI.otx)
1-, sFztNG1iEtn. .hlre! ". lat1
te New iork IL the Ss1e If New York laa rcd IL Ills
Office statement VI the condition of is a4rs a. r0u!rrI
An Act u rguhtc the Agencies u Insurance con,aa.
meg nut incorporated by the Sits Of u:.i4- az, rved
f.np1Ey T. u IL ~ and 4; A.t as.ea:oFy thereto aorc,
.aattoy extsaso TIA. 1t Is 1t svquii1I
1ea In this Office written Instrument ssne bY lie E.l.
qens 1!id SECRETARY thereof sp1s4ntlnk M-:.s Hail
foaada OF Chicago Ia Agents. for tte cf The
sssnsss of az ccEay W r;1y and anse.erSey su
sa 3 a. s'd S4pan$ y'!.sntIn at service II process
Epr BY reas'u If such serv!tc. - -
taef!oFe n pursuance IF the rrcrsecs II the tct
atorad. l. Jr<ee X Dulo!, Au.or II Tu:sc ac:ot.. -
fhe STATE ot ilno1> Do hecty c,:tify tn; t;G ss.
III III co1ei 10 t7st,:; Az an'ne% n tn.,1: ss M l
Slai; w.. T., te1nyfst hay of January IN the ys:
nuhu1sa ~ A1ty = f1r = they uay II legally
e1nlo~ese7l ~ ~ da ty ..!d Iulu]any.
In testimony 'Fhrnut hive hcreunto subscribed
ny H1,le. and at1ul the se.4i VI NV otuc,. ~
4. D. 1S.J. - 3"'s'
JESSE 4. J'C9u.a, Aua,1o. PA.