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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-09

uWE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
n ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS
NETWORK LyBRPeoI-
Chief Cabin fas
Second Cabin Passage.
BOSTON, TO LIVERPOOL
Chief Cabin Passage.
Second Cabin Passage. Observation-Disclosures. %
The ships from Boston call IT Hahfar.
PERSIA Capt Juikins CANADA. Capt Lang
ARABIA Capt. ]. stone AMERICA, CaFc Mhlar
ASIA. Capt. +. q. Lott, NIAGARA, CAPT Anderson
AFRICA, Capt. Shsanon EUROPA, Capt l. Leitch
These vessels clear whit Light Ut mast head green on
cardboard bow; red os port bow. =
PERSIA, adkins. leaves " York. "Wednesday NOV
AMERICA, leaves Bsson. "wednesday nov 10
ASIA, Lott leaves ~ Eok. WEDNESDAY,, Nov -
CANADA, Lsg leaves Bess3p.. Wednesday NOV -
AFRICA, shennon. leaves n YAH. Wednesday lec
NIAGARA AAdeIson leaves Boston "wednesday Dec IL
PERSIA J1dkps. leaves n. To5x "Wednesday DEC III
Berths not secared until paid for.
An experienced Surgeon en- Board
The Of these ships viii not BE- accountable for Gold
Silver Bullion Specie JeseiTy Precious Stones Aeta I'M
ess bills A6ne signed therefor and @ value
IN expressed For freight or e.sssse sPPlJ 20 o.
T. cUNARD, Ma 4 Bow .fns dSfean-
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NEW-YORK AND ERIE RAILKUAD-Un
IN snd AFTER Msndsy Sept 49, 1850 Passenger Trains VIII
leave Pier fost Of Dusne-st a. follows, viz; d.
DfJEKIRK EXPRESS m, for Duntirk, Busalo Cen
.ndsisus md principal intermediate Stations. :,
MAIL TRAIN sOa for Dunkih and bunIo' ana H.
WAY PASSENGER at a:sop m, for Newbursh Middle
town, and kiierme diate Stations. "
NIGHT EXPRESS $50 m, for Dniirt Buffalo, Conan
dsifoa and principal Stations II,
and Niagara Railroad Bnghsmon, with the Syracuse
and Bzhsmton Railroad for Syracuse CorI,ns WITH ne
Buaalo Corning and NevYok Railroad for Rochester an
Buf.lo Great Bend with the Delaware Lsesassnn. sna
Wssern Rslrosd for Scranton and Buffalo and Dnnfrh
with te Lake Shore Railroad for Cleveland Cincinnati Tos
do Detrost Chicago, ke., and the Canads Rsilroeds
NATH,L MARSH, Receiver. CHAS. hlNOT, GenI sup't.
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professionals Notices.

professionals AoIlffs.
Ofsce for PTooafng
A MEXICAN and FOREIGN PAIENTs'
j. p. PIRSSON, No. S WALL'ST:, y. n
pAmpAlet q infOrmatiOs s~ns Zee oy mail
NEW PATENT SPECTACLES:-One Pan
IN suits for he-Prof FRANKS PsIkres Newsf en uea
Lecturer Viaen, 0pticon 70 the NsSfor rye ys
pAl and Spectacle Maser 20 the Eye iEnfnAy n'eno' VIM
ing professionally the pri4cPai cities In TIE nles
DATENT AGENCY 0FFICES.-Ameflean ana
III European PATENTS SECURED, and PamPhist o. "A
vice furnished ffee, sPplcalop TO MUM Co. sa'ee0
The sesntihc American. No 81 Pafkrow New.l ORR Cny
CTET6ON's PATENT AGENCY.-THOMAS
- ID. sTHTSON, SOLICITOR Of AMERICAN AID FoA
ZION PATENTS, Ne 3Tvossov, NY, Pftssd sdres i've
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BuRDsAIL' Af aSsss. LlslAESr FOB
READ THE EVIDENCE.
NJ dsuster eaded with hot water 20 such 80 extef
hst INV die bsthed her neey With
Iicn which instant relief continued iss use,
"a an happy she perfectly well and not Scared
-s - CHARLES z. soNNEBoRN ststiener
No. III Hsssaaa
For ale n No. "a Beskmsn-st., Eev-Yort-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-09

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-FromO Oct.
II Iasa Train, VIII leave Chambers Station follows
EIpress Trsns and II and p m Ter sing sins ~
and and s;4s for Poughfesp'ie 90 M ana -
PeeisR Sing Sing Trains stop .. most Of the Way
Trains Tor New York leave Troy t45 and 800 m and -
n NJ sl Albany about Is minutes later On Sunday 81 $50
y M A. y. SMITH, Superintendent.
, 1859-03-25
Important from Lake SUPERIOR
II, 1a,ft IL frtt,,tr,. e33


Mr. Mandlcbaum arrived here last night from
Lake Superior, via. Green Bay He brings in
telllgcnce Of importance tn uur steamboat men,
who we're making calculations to pay, an early
visit tn Lake suprrinr, but whu will have 10
t.wait little longer" He left Eagle River on
tue Mh inst, nj which date the snow was five
feet deep ut that place, aud the harbor, together
with ihc harbors of Ont"nagon. Eaglc uarbor,
and Copper 1larhor, were all frozc up. From
Eagle Harbor Nj. u. went to Marquette, which
flaee he lrf, un tilc lA1h. The weather was
pleasant, but tic ice in the lake WIS playing
:. fast and loosc." according to the direction Of
tie wind. one day choking up the harbor 70 that
water could not be seen, and the next disap.
pearing entirely from sicw. Nail carriers from
the Saut reported that tic ice on aut River WAS
becoming quite rotten, but in Mud Lake it was
yet solid u in mid winter. 1t was believed buats
could not get through until about the goth Of
April.
Mr.. H. crossed Green Bay from Flat Rock to
Aenominec last Saturday The ice WIS solid
but Nus hcpfunlt1n 2 to thar.
, 1859-03-25
The Hancock House,

Boston. s4Iln The House today the yote re-
sion was rcconSidered. It was then amended
BY placing the matter in the hands Of the Gov-
ernor and other State officers, and Secretary Of
the board Of Education. giving them the power
to make he purchase if they deem it c1pedient,
ind providing t1lat the House shall not Be used
Us nj executive mansion. In tlis shape the bill
passed to a;third rradiug.
, 1859-03-25

There is q very general complaint among WI
Ter takers about the interruptions in their
llydrants. When the cause is searched out it il
found to proceed from, fish and frogs that ret
into the service pipes and choke them Wp. Fish
si1 inches long ana frogs that won1d make
Frcnchmau's luoutl water haze been taken ont
of tile taps of service pipes. Tic power Of f"rcc
pumps are exhausted III vain Efforts to remove
tho distractions. There is III remedy but to
hire men to dig down to tI,e Intersection If tho
service pipe with tic .nain-cmploy plumber
10 dischgagc the one from the ether, open the
tAl, und pull out tile frugs and fish, theu attach
,he pipe, till NJ the tulc and pay the workmcu
round sum for their services. This has been
uur experience. Night before last the water
supplying Our steam engine yave out. 4 fnrce
pump WAS procured, but mot drop Of the much
needed tlnid could he coaxcd Or forced through
the lylrant. Water had to be procured from
another service .s best it could. Yesterday We
called in the aid und counsel If the plumbers.
4 hole was made in tlle ground, t!'e tap found,
and opened and II huge frog and six inch tisl,
were found to hc the cause OF the difficulty
They were extracted in pieces, first onc leg nf
thu frog was pu1led Out, then she head Of the
fish was takcn o!1, then another frog lc::, then
more fish, and 50 on until ull tle deposits were
removed.
O:1r experience is smlur To scores of others
of w''osn We hare heard.
question naturally arises, how camc animals
Vi such large dimensions 10 get into the mains:
NJ, uttn s,e
, 1859-03-25

PERsoSsI.-The Scw York Ertning Rost Of
the I'D says:
Rcy. Theodore L. Cuy1er, has resigned his
pastoratc Of the Market Street church in this
city. THE letter announcing th's quite uncx.
pected intention was presented to tue trustees Of
fhe church after service last Sunday evening.
The resignation has MT, however, as yet, been
accepted. Mr.. Cuylcs is On the most harmoni-
Gus terms with his congregation, and only lesVes
to seek q more permancnt field Of labor"
, 1859-03-25

~ I'VE would cali the attention of furniture
buyers to the sale of Hill 4 Swascr, "a Dear
born street, this morning at Of o'clock The
sale is positive and without reserve.
, 1859-03-25

IorSG MES's ASSOCIATION ELEcr1oS NorIcE.-
The clectinn ot officers Of the Youn, Mems As
snciaton for the enS,1lng ycur will take place ut
the rooms of the 4ts>ociation, i'll Portland Block,
on Saturday next. March 18th. The following
nominations hare been made for the Regular
Ticket"
P,xsidfnt--Io1ln '. rarsse'I, Of Cooley, Far
1T T11s Ir.sia<mt-S $. Houtou, City Super
intendcnt.
TT t'ire Prtsi1rnt-Stcpllcn 3. Williams.
Corresponding .Srrrrtdry-llenrr ". Bishop,
Jr.. Of Thompson { Bislop. attorneys.
N+toriiag ,St+Tttdyy-Chartes l.. Thomas.
Trtdsurtr-L. Z. Ellsworth, with IL. \. Tuck
er & TO.
Henry ". King. of Barrett, King 1 Co.
Nm. Ii. Gould, of Gould d Drus.
t;eorge liowland.
T. W Wadsworth, Of Walsworth / Wells.
Edwin l.. 0'llara, druggist.
s. II. 1awkey, Of T. u. Avery l. Co., lumber
dealers.
Charles 4. Gregory, of Arnold, Lay { Greg
ory, attorneys. tnl2i-c55:'-ccs
Yorxc MEx's ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Tick
Er.-F9r Prtsidtnt-E. :. Wells, Metropolitan
Block
F1rxt Philip Walswortl., Of
Huntington. Wadswnrtii X Parks.
Second tItx-I,rxidtnt--J. T. brooks, Insur-
ance Agent.
Corresponding ,Stcr<tary-J james r. Root, At
torney.
1e.o,iin2 sterttary- Stephen 2. Lunt, office
IS Clark street.
7rta*rer-L. E. Alexander, of Willard,
Alexander, ( Co.
.Na,anrs-T. u. Carter, Merchant: II, ".
Airport, Dentist; N1n. l.. Gretneaf, Go. School
Commissioner; j. II. Nollisier u. b.. Charles
L. Thomas, Of barker 4 Thonas; r. Ludlam,
II. D.; T. u. Field, Of Field, Benedict i Co.
plat}orm.-Jvs7icE-u
The best interests Of the association in all
cases.
None but .frst49uxs Lecturers in tue course,
and no Leeturtr prv'nistA ,eitaout authority.
1orxG MES's Observation-Disclosures
TtckEr-Nominatcd March IS, 1859:
For prexidtnt-E. l. TsSkuAA.
For FIR rstsid<"ts-D. j. Lake. Of Lake,
Brown L Co.. s. c. Iligsinson.
t"r,t*rondi4y Steytt!ry-P. L. Sherman, Of
Sherman 4 kalcs.
kszerxi"g .strrttary-Leroy swormstedt, with
Sattcrlre, Cook Co.
Trtu<urtr-r. !. Adams, banker.
Mmayers--C. II, Hunt. Of Hubbard / Hunt;
C. Il. Larrabee, Of Larrabee i North; BENZ I.
Quimbv; Dr. Ralph y. lSham; Denj. r. Page,
Of Lewis l. Page; Horace L. Chase, OF Rees,
Chase l. Co.; Chas. J. Boal, with F. G. Hall i
70.
orR OwS Hor.-A grand Fancy Dress and
Civic Ball! the lust dance of the season, will take
place at Madame Akers,rnn ) Assembly Rooms.
corner Of Wells and Randolph streets, on Mon
day, March oSth. Tickets admitting gentcnlun
and ladies', {1N1. mh35-3t.
RExovAL.-Murry Nelson, Produce and Com
mission Merchant, and Agent f'!r the Fulton
NntE CTR nf fnhH 4
, 1859-03-25

: Foer EnUtnp, n. r, March as.-The COM
,nittee who ':erc recently appointed to examine
Mrs; Hays, tlf woman who pretended to hare
iEed two yeart without food, reports that she is
N imposter. =: - :
, 1859-03-25
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS,
THE PEOPLES TICKET.


The nominations If the close corporation,
known us the Chapin-Stecl Committee, on
"Wednesday last, were made III direct contra
veution 1t the expressed wishes Of one at
least Of tho candidates SO unexpectedly put
before tic public Mr.. Peck, we understand,
positively declined, before tue meeting Of tile
Committee, TO permit lis name to he used. Tie
was primarily opposed TO uaking party non,i-
nations ior the Offices to 10 filled; hut beyond
lis disiuclnatiou to see the Republicans fol-
low the example which tho Democrats haye
set wherever they hare tho power, he has no
titic,cuc with his party friends. The posi-
ton which Ar. Peck has earned in the Hcpul-
lc:,n ranks ly his ability aud zeal in the flrt-
GRANGE of the Republican cause, will not be
impcried by anything which the last Or the
next PEOPLES CONVENTION may do.
Buffalo ConvcntIon-Extra Papers.
We have ISSUED large extra edition of the
Tri+Wcckly pnrss AND TnlurSE, continuing the
Interior View Of ,hc l3uffaio Railroad Convcu-
tiou. Tl.osc wllu failed to get extra ~cei.ics If
the daily yesterday containing said article, cau
llave their orders filled this morning.
- -
Ocean Insurance.
Several typographical mistakes having occur
red in the publication Of the following letter in
the l'nEss AND. Ts4prSE of yesterday, wc repro
ducc it again in proper shape.
OFFICE OF TIE SrS MrrrAL INSURANCE Co.,
Su ~ Wall Street.
NEw yrnE, March :lat- led.
Mcs<rs. Ma-'n & Co.. Chicago. l'1nos:
GENTS ~ IN, in receipt Of your faror Of tic
18th lust. Upon II conference with tile Atlantic
Mutual Insurance Company VIC will, in conjunc-
tion with that Company, each take half of the
proposed amounts on said rcsse]5-say at and
from Chicngo or any other por on the Lakes,
through tn London or Liverpool fur & per ceut,
and on cargocs fcacll fur 81 per cent. 1t being
condition that the owncrs become their own
Underwriters for the respective sunls named On
the bulls. Your obedicnt servant,
4. 3. NELSON, President.
Tic following note Oh the same subject was
handed in to us yesterday, which fully explains
its object:
E.laJEs Ir.H* aud TftbEHt
In your 1eader Of this morning referring 10
the Liverpool Trade and Ocean Insurance you
coly letter frnm the Sun Company to Mason
Co., proposing to take hull and cargo risks
hence to Liverpool and London ut II per cent.
Oh the latter und i per cent on the former.
In order that this growing, and to our city,
vcry important Trade be burtlcncd with 10 er-
roncous Impressions in regard to tic necessary
expense cf prosecuting if. I would state such
Insurance has ',scn donc, and Gun now be pro-
cured i'll our city in prompt and reliable coplpa-
panics, for tiic trip out and 1o:!, for trlc over
t:,c rates namcd ly t!,c Companies referred to
in your article for the passage out.
OSE ENGAGED IN TIE TRADE.
{Xi,tt, NfrH .,1fL
, 1859-03-25

CLEARED FOR plkE's pKAx.-Capt. Yates has
cleared for Pixies Peak direct with his craft be-
fore spoken Of Hc threatens, in case the chan
mel up the Platte won't answer, to take his boat
ashore, and run her wherever there is heavy
dew.
, 1859-03-25

Terrible Riot Neur Baltimore.

The Baltimore Iafrio' M Friday Says tlsat the
day before, bring ST. patriek's l]av. the hands
employed in tlr new wafer works, 1llrer miles
from the city, suspended their laDars to engage
in the festive scenes thai are generally observed
by the suns Of Erin OH that day.
Towards " o'clock. ltnwcver, party Of Cork
onians came down fro'n ''e upper works and
begun to threaten their opponents, the Fardown-
er*, when gcneras riot took place. iu which
were engaged about five hundred persons.
Pistols, guus. axes. picks, clubs und shosrls
were freely used and during the xnclee one man
was shut through the kiducys, another through
the head. and several others received balls in
various parts Of their bodirs; the wounds If
MANY "ill probably prove fatal. An aged ,nau,
who had takcn a very active part in the fight,
had the entirc scalp knocked from his head,
while others received severe cuts und bruises.
The buttc continued till ncar night, and began
to increase, when information WIS brouSt to the
city. asking for assistance nt the hands Of the
authorities. as the probabilities were that num-
ber would be killed.
Officers were Immediately dispatched to the
battle ground, but Oh their arrival learned that
an oilicer Of the county Ind heard of the affair
nnd succeeded in making several arrests, which
had the effect Of preventing any further riotuus
proceedings Ii is estimated that at least one
hundred persons were wounded, some Of whom
it is said must die, as their injuries Of fatal
character
, 1859-03-25

The St. AoHak Cu4FfeF Election.
There are HON three s:ckvts III the field in ST.
Louis for the cnuiu, cIlurtcr election. Tic Re-
publ.cans held their Convention on Tuesday
last. und rc-nonainatcd Hon. q. y. Filler, for
Mayor. The other nominees arc rs follows: for
Comptroller. Stephen uoyt; for liarbor Master,
J. cheeycr; fir auditor, Theodore Papin; for
Negi*ter, e. ". Go.,>canik; for Treasurer,
chas. Slachliu fur Recorder, T. J. Daily; for
City Attorney, Chas. =. johnson. HIN. F. +.
blair, tr, aud others, addressed tue Cuuvcntion
a,ntd loud applause.
The American ticket is headed by Edward
Wymar, and the Democratic by Lolis y. Bogy.
1keward1ng tho Donsfacc..
buchanan IL chargcd witt, being treaclcrons
towards bis friends and Of turning the cold
shoulder TO those who have long served him.
But there is one class Of men that l'c has stuck
to cioscr than brother. We mean those who
hare been discarded at lou,c for serving the
slayc-brsrders and bc:rayin. their constituents
i contemporary makes out II tc1lng catalogue
thus:
The Hartford Ettai"y Pr0~ mikes out tell.
ing catalogue Of difference Of opinion between
Mf Buchanan and the people as to the merits If
several distinguished iadividuuls. thus:
"When Connecticut repudatcd 1saAc Torcey.
Mr. Buchanan took him into the Cabinet.
When Michigan repudiated Lewis Cass, Mr.
Buchanan took Lin, into the Cabinet.
When old Nerks fepudiatcd Jclu CLANCY
Jones, Ar. buchanan rewarded hin with III.
mission to Austrin.
"Wheu Indiana repudiated john Petit, A1.
Buchanan made him Chief Justic of Kansas
Ind
, 1859-03-25

CHICAGO DRAGONS So1REE.-The Chicago
Dragons, Capt. Barker, give grand soiree
Military ut Mechanics Institute Hall on Monda!y,
April 4tf
, 1859-03-25

CoRREcr1ox.-It was stated in our article on
the tax rates yesterday morning, that the cost
Of advertising lot was ssssn'y cents. This WIS
typographical error. 1t should hare read
futHtU cents,
, 1859-03-25

- Atlantic and Grent Republic Aonthlics
for April have been received by AcSally l. Co.,
who also have new norel called "Two Ways
to Wedlock," George l.ppard's posthumons
work 1.-THE Ladye u A}barone," and will re-
ceive at noon to-day uarrcr's Magazine for
April,
, 1859-03-25

BURGLARS AGAIN, IN BRoAD DAT11GHr-Wc
learn that on Wednesday afternoon, between
noon the Aonr Of three F. ~. the house of Mrs.
Bond, No. Is jackson street, was entered while
the family were temporarily absent, By forcing
the rear door, and robbed Of &46 in money be-
longing to Ar. Hudson, boarder, and large
quantity Of clothing. The robbers broke open
every DRIVER and trunk in the house, ransack-
ing il from cellar TO gasrct, and carrying of
property ia the value Of &loo.
u There will be a meeting Of members Of
the Chicago Board Of Trade, ut their rooms, on
Friday, a5th inst, 1t r. ", Al which the new
Charter and Rules for the government of the
Board will be submitted Per order Of the
President. ". ". MITCHELL, See'y.
, 1859-03-25

FIRE ON Rio GnASpE SrREEr.-iestcrday
morning about two o'clock fire broke out in
small! frame building Oh Rio Grande street in the
West Division, occupied by Mr.. Dow as u car
riage. makers shop, was destroyed By fire. En-
ginc Co. No. were on hand. and by prompt
efforts sayed the adjoining buildings.
, 1859-03-25

The HoRsE RA1LnoAp.--Wc learn from Judge
Fu1ler that work will BE- RECOMMENDED on the
State street Horse Railroad next week, thence
forward to be pushed rapidly. With fasoring
weather and no unforeseen interruptions the
cars will be running from Lake street to
"Ulich's" ear1Y in June
, 1859-03-25


in the direction Of securing sterling and yalua-
bic additions to tie number Of 6rst-class and
medum-class residences. We need many hun
dreds yet, and they will all pay handsome re-
turn On the investment.
In chance visit to the Office Of Que Of our
~ell.kuown architects, ". ". Boyinyton, Esq,
VIC found plans of two blocks Of residences, each
Of which will be noble additions TO their class.
One Of these blocks, on the corner Of Ontario
and Pine streets in the North Division, will con-
sist Of ten shree-story first-class brick dwellings
with cut stone easements or cellars. Seven Of
these are for Messrs. Norton and Rogers, three
for Ell Bates, Esq. Tncy will form u continuous
uniform front when completed, and will average
cost Of 5000 each. Mcssrs. Grant i knight
are the contractors for the whole block for ma
sonry and plastcring; Messrs- Boggs i Son are
the carpenters It will be completed carly in
the fall.
The second Of these blocks will be the hand-
some and adequate improvement Of the fuc
residence property Of ". Il. Taylor, Esq, on the
corner Of Congress street aud Wabash avenue.
On the former street, on the corner Of the alley
between the avenues, the block will commence
with two elegant marble front residences, each
Of the first class. Thence east to the corner and
soutbward On the cast side of Wabash avenue
will BE- erected block Of seven first class frame
residences, with stone easements. Thi. block
is also to be pushed forward early ia the season.
We are glsd to notice all indications Of the
above class., It!~ill make Chicago ali the better
, 1859-03-25
BlJaroing.

DOARDING.-Two Gentlemen, or
- &c u,Ienaa ad Isdy can b aeeomn9taisI 70
; fnsA It No. 81 We Randolph street. nahsi..t-
pOARDiNG.-~First Class Board
and ieasaat tuon1s either suites or s1g!e, u .
South Cark s:.uet. Transfer Bz n rAson2hls 'ases
i1&Sme
, 1859-03-25
Nrm advertisements.

II T. u ScRIVES. 4iserise9 49e*t, s. oe1soo'" t.
il axor:sd reeeiss Ade<tisaeass }or thu a1s az 1
Leading Papsri ~ YIe North Fkst Ju 1ea4V
, 1859-03-25
DR.. Rtccsa Lecture on SrIrltua1fsn---
The st1fome of the Frfendle9asss-
Words about Spfrituaflku1 By spir.
ftuR11At-A Revelation.

Dr; R1ces. Lecture On SniF1tua,ilsm,,-.-
VIA. af,nm3 S1 Sa,ri.nati.m inx Nv Snlr,
ttuaiist-1 KeStiaiion.
Editors pn.>. md r1i,u,us
Vim subject of nn.t hearty conprotulation
.. e'' - t'o0' "eA.'' -
night" ut our Lo,.|s t,ut tbcy ,ure to hare an-
-. o.,o,t,,;t, =. h.nu t,,;. ,o.,;.s1 and noo4,
o'e' oPeo' 'a"''' ~ 4'e0' 'A..' 4's
charming lecturer. Not so ie" Us taousana
persons were prevented from attending On the
evening" If the 13t,, hy tt,e scycrc inclcmeucy of
81. 49,. r,s... ..:n ..;<;oo 49,. - :. ~ l.,
'Ae "eathtf' 4ne5 WILL 't1o'ce 'na' ~ - ~ 10
reported,
Let me- here remark, gentlemen, that have
1.,r3 ,,,,,r ren,,+o- ,,r,. 1,;ohlv ronnn1;mentsd
r.. 80 49, ~ ,~s..-.
luf hs very aole sepo'1 u '"' oi' Ne'o'e'
which you furnished with your subscribers cof-
one Poor ] !" ot q sleepless night. The work,
and the sacrifice, WIS worthy OF the 3letropoli-
tan Press
Your renders will not trust be sturtled out
Of their propricty, when add, that the writer
Is d tu.frAtd "xpirifaaitsf." He has seen
many deeply ''.nored" by spirits, good and bad.
Nay, more, willie he writes he had by his side a
- Aerelatioa." He tsous that it il directed TO
hin. one Timothy e, ,, 16) is tile
Medium" He holds his pen under
its influence: ''Whnt thine hand iindeth to
do, d. 1t nth thy 1niJM." - Fur there Is NO
wurk-(no houses to build, devise (planning
to do goodl nor wisdom, nor knowledge, in tue
grave whittier thou goest-" This revelation
canse most opportuneiy fur special usc On this
most interesting occasion. "Blcssed." it whis-
pcfs IN sweetest accents, "Dlessed Is le that
cons!dcret'' the poor. The Lord shall deliver
a'sn ~ liuie OF tfoable. lnat Is e4oa feseia-
, 1859-03-25

1SsrA1IA71oS.-The public recognition Of Rev.
Il. X. Green. rs Pastor Of the Tabernacle lap
fist Church will take place on Friday evening
the 95th inst, ut their House Of Worship on
Des PLANES St., between Washington and Mad
ison streets. Services ut II o'clock P. II. The
public are invited 10 intend.
, 1859-03-25

I. II. Burch, Esq, was chosen Treasurer Of
the Exhibition, and by tue Board Of Directors,
Mr. L. ". Volk was appointed Curator.
, 1859-03-25

TOR RENT.-Two new Houses on
Fulton st.t4t; .ear Cr.on Fsrk supplied With ts!n
aad hydsant xater. Apo; At 81 1kazenEn stnr In bs1
n,cnt of At 50a Wet Lis srset att. I've Veiock r.x
II tT+TTjSf; raha5 1wI
, 1859-03-25

ITO RENT-ffcuse No. 345 Wa
i bah Avenue from May it. AtpHta :.
psb; ~caS-:m SAWYER. PAIGE,E Co. +sIaksH-
ITO RENT-Reaper Factory, and
Il Nehlse Shop attache.l. Appfr IN
fah7-t:E+An SAWYER. PAIGE + CO.. I6 Lake st.
, 1859-03-25

WANTED.-A Young Man with
~ akood knowledge Of the nry Gnns:+ anf Grocery
Trade Apply perzwaEv to II. l. E. GuOpR1pGE rs
pe.plalnea .;reet. sus!,er kiu1i* sSset- mhst$51
, 1859-03-25

WANTED IMMEDIATELY -
w An Intelligent American GiH u wo1k vn dfsse-a
clean and healthy b1sines. Good wag and en-
ptoyEoent Ca II ID West Randolph strt Ii The d!nk
stoft between the hours Of and II and and g. tnh1
, 1859-03-25

ITO RENT.-The Lofts and Upper
l. Offices in building ~. II South Wates ssr~et e1tnss
Of Wabash syepus W b. rented on favorable terms ffsn1
Nav IA The above Is the nnst deraEe locsi1n u t4s
business mt Of CAieake. Apply the to A. f.
, 1859-03-25

FlSE REsIpESCE.-0n the corner Of Ontario
md Cass streets in tie North Division, Y.
Mears, Esq, is about to erect for bis own occu-
pancy first-class residence, marble front, three
stores with basement, Ut cost Of $15,W@. E.
Durling is the architect, Messrs. Grant l.
Knight, masons, md Dcgoold / Taylor, carpen.
tcrS,