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Notice.

III ANlNG qualified as Administrator OF the estate
II OF T. BAIrHRnP, dec , OF Chrathum county al
IT'S November Term, 1855. an persons who have
claims against sud estate viii please present thcir
e'AmS |" thr undo Sru'd within the time prescribed
by law, or they VIII Zoe aoharrci Also those ,,l,
are indebted O. sail estate iiI please come forward
and make payment T. the same.
deco Il W. G. SHELTON, Admir- &c
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Steamboats,.
For Memphis. This Day.

THE fine passenger packet a G--D
L SAIIlE WEST, J. y. Cor s.v--y x1ss.5lz1
RETT, Master, will leave for the 49, ~ s-11s
above and all intermediate ports on THIS DAY. Jan
5th, at l. O'Clock VI. For freight passage apply
board to A HAMILTON, Agent.
iaU5-lT
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- The plan Of this beautiful work is as orig
ina es is attractive" In respect is it mere re-
production Of the Shakespeare Galleries - and ole
rones Of shakespeare - 50 well known to the trade:
but with striking novelty and combines the sto-
~ telling 1nalty ~ Charles lamb with the crae fnI
criticism II Mrs. jameson.
our new cicernne is tho wife 81 Dr. T. W
Palmer who wrote the "Golden nagon.- 50 nnanv
hne oriental articles in the New Cyciopsda and the
Atlantic Monthly as wei as the Caifrrfa sketches in
"Putnam.' and the ponular comedy Of the s.opeops
Heart. r-Boston Transcript
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Yer New Orleans

THE fine passenger steamer JiTS-n
RED ROVER STRONG Master, szzxyDfESsstls
Will leave for the above and all sJNVaSz-2f -
intermediate ports on WEDNESDAY the 5th inst. at :
O'Clock +. NJ. For freight passage apply on board
\. HAMILTON.
Jaul-td Agent
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SUnArieS.

500 s sGo Ri.sa n nsie[ts as sn Deem Ovens
200 assorted Pots and Kettles
IS large Cauldt ous.
% Alligator Coal Cook ing Stoves
45 Coal Ranges, three sizes.
Also
Always on hand the Tcunessean Wrought Iron Stove
fof woa and e"al with hot water attlchmert and ey
cry vessel NECESSARY "a make a complete aud cnny
nient Cooking st We. put up aud guarantee AN al,
Cooking Stoves sold by me- IN the city
J. ". WILSON
aaS-U College street.
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2. Women of Peauty ard Heroism
from Semiramis TO Eugene.

Portrait Gallery Of Female LONELINESS. Achieve.
ment and Influence, with NINFTrFN Zinc Steel Fngra-
wings Rv FRANK B GOODRICH, author Of 'eThe
Court Of Napoleon" One elegant Alto vol, antique
Morocco.
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The election is past, over, finished. Below
we append the result:
The railroad party has gained great vic
tory, and now we hope the matter will rest.
Twice has the verdict Of the people been pro-
nounced in favor of the tax; twice have the
opposition failed in their efforts to crush it
out. There was some excitement during the
election, but all has cooled down, and the
New Year has dawned upon as with new
impetus; so we hope it will continue.
Tom CKUTCHFIEID,% Mayor
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3. The Court of Napoleon: or. Society
under the First Empire.

With superb Portraits Of its Beauties Wits and He
roines. BY FRANK GvoDRIcH. One elegant 4to
vol, antique Morocco.
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For Sale or Rent.

THAT hne and cammodious Two story .srsa
Il ifosse No. - Csaar street all in complete so
sfdeF VII De si % rented for The year 1889. -
For terms, Sc., Apply Go
Jzss-tf = X GIAscoCK, Agent
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Salt! Salt! Salt!

E0O BBTS. SAT- in barrels:
cOD 200 Sacks coarse and fine;
In store and for sale by
jana MIZELL. HOOPER & co.
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Ess- Col AIBSRF PKE, Of Arkansas. who
was reported dead, is in Washington City.
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For Nent.

A spLENpID RESIDENCE on Cesar street Ire
y HaSise cssntzi lns. slib story Etsh-
IA, b. des ~ 4ores u gfoUnd- Fer furfhsg infur-
matiur calf o. A. oUi-E,
csc1o-d Al fty wharf
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.NotttS.
ON the LIST day Of January next, (ls59) viii. as
" Administrator Of GEziKGE ANpEtsiN. drce lsed
Rent 10 the highest bidder, before the caart husss
door in Nashgills Tor year loco Acres e Lane
belonging the heirs 81 sstd deco svd-a bogt rs
acres Of sa!d Land being cleared and Ia cultivation
slIe past season. and the remainder IA timber, aud
serves f1r rAuge for Siock-G beng disflctly IN
derstnad that b. fore any Stoc i turned All
range thas a tue - fence f. 10 be made from
Matthew Andersen corner 20 i1lscamb's corner %
the west boundary line Il sAii tract, there being
about 80 male and tbs lance Ia De uAle
OF a. good size sufficient Tor the whole Inc 10 rails
hszh and AZ fe-t m; al the F~ice q 81 10 for
ng and putting up, aud 50 oents per leo rasis s
putginE % thsse thai uaaie. out of the
rent. and tins insriaEei by farming stok
Ioose tie woods befnre the fence = nade afre
SAID one dollar Per rDon1h Dor hors and IS PEI
head fsr cattle each, SHAH be pa1 by The renter
ts Tor The % the ssfsrers whbn III
sick may tr~spass
Boaa and approved sernruy wtn BE required for
abe payne q the rent and epmpll1ne II the ab4xs
terms. aud reuasTnE poselssso back % ne tb~
lst day u IAnuary, lss0 Wea the damages for
cutting apy green Nosd sAia 4 nj except Whist q
neersssry - make she aIotes4sd ralss- ~ln givs
p<ssessiaa ca the 2a1 das - JtnasEy, ir5s
LAS. ANDEtcON, Adnliatsssztor.
decl6-td u Geo ASssEAsss, dec'e.
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4. A Gallery of Famous Poets.

VIII an H,fro7,D-'orv ESsay
BY Prof Henry CoPPEE, Professor Of English Iitara.
tnre, in III" University of PennsyIvani7 GorgeousIv
ILLUSTRATED by npw'rds Of ons Hundred Engraripgs
Steel Richly bound in antique Morocco
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MARRIED..

In Bolivar, Tenn, on TT ursiay, the 3Oth ult, by
Rev. VIM. II. Thompson, RoEERr II. SHEPrERD Esq
Of IIardcman county, to Miss LARA H. wooD, second
daughter Of DE-. George Wood, OF BoliYar.
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amusements.
CRESP'S GAsEVY.

MR. CRISP has the honor of announcing that this
wi establishment i'll be re opened on
Monday Evening. Jan. 10th, 1859,
for the purpose of introducing the citizens Nash
vile the two Greatest Dramatic Representatives OF
the age.
MIR. AND MRS. WALLER.
whose engagement positively cannot be extended be
yound six Nights Mrs. WAEIER'S extraordinary
Talent has won for her the title of the QUEEN OF
TRAGEDY.
Box Office will be opened Saturday, January sth,
1859 jau5-td
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FOR RENT.

E'hk r~an@An store Horse, al present occupied by
FktsaEs Beo, Grorcry aud Provision store
- College street Is FOR rent the present year Apply
al No. Al Cherry street i.n4-tf
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Iem advertisements.
Coal Oil.

IUSr received bbls. best Coal OIL For sale by
81 the barrel or gallon.
Al. so
IL dog. assorted Britannia Coal Oh Lamps
- Glass bottom, 10. do, low priced
20 ." as orted Marble Bottom, some very Gne
. side Lamps with reneclors,
50 swing Jumps for Halls Churches etc
Also wicks, ohimncys, etc, for sale Wholesale and
Retail, by J. ". WILSON.
jaB5-tf
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Eor Rent,

nSE o. the best bassssss st4ads n ne ety. ~ith
" good cellars Also Stabh- ana Garage house
for ret A. ) HAWKINS. AEeut,
occis-u Ne ls CsaAr stree
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MOlaSSeS ! MOlaSSes /!

o00 BBIS. Sugar. House Molasscs to arrive on
cOo steamer Nashville, Wednesday next, and for
sale by MIZELT, HOOPER Il Co,
jan4 Nos. s aud Market street
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4Ak9ermeR
1st Ward. S. EDWARDS"
r. l.. HOoKE.
% Ward-W. :. BELL"
V.O. Johnson
Sd Ward-B. CHANDLER"
J. w. RICe.*
4th Ward--THoMAs WEBSTER
L. T.. LEWIS
Those in favor of paying the railroad tax
will he known by the star g after their
names Chattanooga Gazette
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HolIoway,s Ointment

rapidly with which this preparation extinguses pam
reduces external Inflammation heals sores, removes
crurtons and tumors, and rheumatism gives il
boundlcss popularity. jan4-tf
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Notice.

1nn BBIS. and quarter hbls. fresh Cranberries,
HUI Just received and for sale by
lanl-u CARIE-R, WILsFORD 4 co.
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Sugars! Sugars +!

100 HHDS New Orleans Sugars. all grades, to ar
IOO rive steamer Nashville on tomorrow. and
for sale by
jan4 MIZEIL, II OPER K co.
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Cigars! Cigars !!

R00 00n CIGARS. embracing the hest and
CUO, UUU most popular brands in the market,
for sale by
jtn4 MIZEII, HOOPER K CO.
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Negro asoS for sale.

No MICRO BOY win be offered 10 the highest
u blIser Tor cash. at the Market House, sAtur-
day January lst at 10 O'Clock
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Fine SUGARS /!

Ok BPI s Powdered Sugar:
80 IS do. Crushed do:
1000 pounds oaf Sugar-all sizes;
In store and for sale by
jtn4 NiZEII. HOOPER & co
, 1859-05-26
KALAMAZOO.

4 real gem Of town is Kalamazoo. Nic;icon
on the Michigan Central Railroad. One of in,
editors Of tue Pass AND TR1nrx1 spept = mr..
lion OF iuesday there, and NC onIy regret TINT
cur business engagements did not permit II. f.,
m*ke mere extensive observations. From t,,,.
Fa'lroad little can be seen Of this beautiful c;,v
1ue streets are wide, and bordcred with fin.
rows OF elnls and naples; tic houses are neot
marry OF them crcn elegant; some of the stat,.
Institutions are located amid its groves md !, :,
female Seminary and educational ipst;tu,;on.
are an Aonor to the Vest Our former fe11ow.
c''lzen' Cri Gregory, ESQ. 1,as fine built1,nr
ncaFlE completed for Commercial col1epe
Nc doubt not it will hare a rrospcr.u,, carccr
aud lie great advantage To tue Young men of
Michigan.
kalamazoo is surrounded by splendid far1u.
ing region, giving it n healthy and substantial
growth. We need scarcely add. That onr r;d..
on tic Michigan Central Ruilroad was rs it al
ways is. everything that could be d.,;rcd w.
must not forget to add that the crops prpm;se
IN abundant harvest. We we're also pleased f.,
Ind, from conversation with q number of ;p,o,,;
gent residents, TINT the towns Of Western y;ch-
lgan arc becoming more and ,norc ;de,,;G.d
with Chicago as their leading market f,t ea ,,.o
good work 70 TN. A'ei ''e
, 1859-05-26
Dtesa 4 Triibttttt.
CHICAGO.
THE FLOATING CITY nExT

AaE FLOATING CITY DEBT.
The present floating debt Of tie city is
little rising Of 100000. This amount is bc
ing carried by sundry parties, at 10 pcr cen
interest with exchange on New York added
making the rate Of interest equivalent to abou,
httecn per cent per annum
how to avoid the payment Of 30 ruinous =
rate OF interest, aud neither on the onc hond
injr7e the credit Of the city, nor on the other
10 violence to the Charter, which expressly
prohibits tue incurring Of over 100000 in
deetedness IN any one year, has been subiec,
o' mucsl Consideration both on the part Of the
present city administration, and Of Others
who hare the public welfare It heart.
Iha subject vas brought, unoficially, some
Limo ago, before tho best juridical talent Of the
eHs' including both bench and bar, and after
thorough Investigation, the following opinion
slas boen arrived at without a dissent;,r,
voice:
The charter eoaiers upon the Common
Council the right ito borrow money. not q.
"ccsd'ns one hundred thousand dollars in auv
one year. and pledge the revenue Of tie cty
ioF its payment During Mayor Went
W"rtAs administration the amount Dcrmittc1
" tho charter wns borrowed upon short
bonds; and tue same was done in tic frs,
year Of Mayor Haiucs' administration. Il *
this S2oo,o00 that constitutes nearly ,1,r
whole Of the floating debt Of tie city, and t,
op''t'on OF the eminent legal gentlemen above.
alluded to is clear as to the right Of the Cou,,-
GU 70 ''fs these short bonds by giving others,
having ten or twenty years to run in ex
change therefore.
We understand that there will be no diff
''a!ty IN disposing Of such bonds in New York
city, drawing seven per cent interest, at about
3sc; which, at the present rate Of exchange.
alter deducting commissions, will be almost
Equivalent to par. It is to bc hoped the Coun-
<''l Will not liestate tt act in accordance will
the legal advice before ii, Oh this subict;.
lhc advantages will not only consist in redu.
ing tile Interest paid by the city, totLe extent
o several thousand dollars but it will relieve
!; from the liability Of being, every sixty or
ninety days 1T the mercy Of money-lcnde,s
sud its financial officers from cyer-eni1ira
'aFee Of perplc1lty and aanoyaucc The on;v
o1hcF alternative By which the credit of III.
':ty can be maintained, will be to increase tbc
7a1c Vi taxation to tie extent necessary to mar
III INC floating Indebtedness But such 4 Yo';.
y would be regarded as burthcnsome md
u']tlz: BY the taxpayers Of the .:ty. To
''"o Tie debt III the manner proposed, would
give general satisfaction: and
We e""l'{ not the justice and wisdom Of the
"'!1ey will insure its adoption by the propcr
, 1859-05-26

Acc'DEST.-We learn that lady was some
what seriously injured yesterday By stepping
into coal hole in the sidewalk to which the
coser had not been fitted, on the corner Of
CLARK and Randolph streets.
, 1859-05-26

STRAWBERRY T1aE.-The ladies of the Third
Presbyterian Church. on West Westinghouse.
propose for Thursday evening of next week a
Strawberry Festival in the parlors of the
Church,
, 1859-05-26
THE CITY.

~ The South Congregational, Church, 1t
carrille, has called to its pastorate Rer, ]. H.
Dill, late of spencerpost, y. r, which call be
has accented,
, 1859-05-26

1Ae following ii comparative statement Of
"c condition Of the New York Banks for the
"ecks ending May IL aud Mny II.
, AayA N:ycf.
SnrcI 4t.o 31t Iec t9-s q.
Circulation *aa.. sta1oS. -oh9H0 lne'.. Dis, ,G..a
Net uc,ntssts & Ic>so.1sS l,ec.. 1Ai 20
''N'''t o@osoee9 6aaA.l3U Dec. nv
, 1859-05-26

ACCIDENT At TEE CRICKET MArcH-We learn
that ut the cricket match on Tuesday, near Bull :
Head, one Of the cricketers suffered painful
accident in being hit in the face and knocked
sense]ess ty the ball, inaicting severe wound
P1nsosAL.- Fl. Pelham Curtis Esq.,, of Bos.
ton the translator Of the " -draIiaa Days Enter
'a'am<"ts.' one Of the most pleasing and attrac-
tire books recently published. is stopping ut the
Richmond House.
, 1859-05-26

~1 l. II. Singer Co.'s new and ,mnror-d
Family Sewing Machines; also, Machines for
manufacturing q heavy garments Of every descrip-
tion, constantly On hand at 40 Lake sfreet Chi.
caeo. A. W. HARn1s. Agent: apl5-sm-cs07
~ Sec advertisement, Of Boudoir Sewing
Aaco1nes. 226 Like street. iat-b9oS
, 1859-05-26
II Q CT o r S E ELYE'S
~ LIQCD CATARRH REMEDY.

Narrated 70 be md permanent eus> fer Cs.s.4.h
Ws. ta Aarrhanta E1ehanSs, corner Of Lafe md
"eAs Mtset circular With full PARTICULAR of diasass
sA % ssat II ny sdAssa spos tas sssp. of psnn1
t"~4s 3N NFE dt;3tH1
, 1859-05-26

jrEons IN TUE e. S. DISTRICT Corrr.-The
following is list Of the jurors empanncllcd IN
. tile United States District Court:
John H. kinzie, foreman; ". r. Edwards. :.
U. +. Higgins, John Par,n}ey, G. u. GRAY. b. F,
stampo2ski, Theodore Do.y, Charles II. Pier
son, cyrii D. Carpenter, james I. Brewster,
Fred thinning, Saml. Cnderhill. Charles Ii,
Aan,tz F. u. Spicer, Chas. i. Smith.
We understand the cases Of those who we're
arrested for cutting timber upon the govern
ment lands ut Rock Islaud will como I'm to.d,r
, 1859-05-26

WAFER YorR GARoESs.-If you want good
rubber hose fitted to your hydrants 1t low
price, call or send to the Rubber store, 81 Dear
born street, one door north Of Lake street.
, 1859-05-26
a q "A HDa

u @ "A @DQ
70 TIE xxAp1st a. "Brck s1or." "a.cx wnuu4
oxrkIAp sArl-~ ETC.
those who have followed ny heroes and be1ots a. r
tas Nes1e1n T1a the f1r Trapping cr,uu, or H..
Great Mouth beg leare 10 thai am now n.
Eee1 preparing an.kher Serial she scenes Of xLfc tran
s1e IN thr aatae Wild Aftud:4 ami wach VIII +ni;eay -
u ,e1der worthy t!'e atteuta Of r former re.dess Ii
VII K pfrxy~f thst have thoten se'!on OF e.un:ry IA
which daily events transcend the f~b.e Enets4 " ftt6n
.hts ns4sns s1rwts upon incident, Aad wd aayenu.e
1nd during deeds 1re ice vttat1e things.
Ths Nta Of my ne stntG xiIt b
, 1859-05-26

n AAAA VI EaE -N1E1HERH tEAffEH7 G4lETpN,
-"FAIMARAf~w viii b. published in the e.,lsu;ns Of
lHE SEN YORK AER''CkY. II which {uurnal haze
u Contribute 1xclrs1rr1T far Term Of yessx ia
ny numerous readts you'd rtuIn u,y sner.r THINKS ~,
aaa s. sr ht1 n kattal rea sn1sanee the ~ho ly f
do not toK *onE t'grther bestoose mutually pleased
1hn eaea chss !nost vii not b. thsuxh ~ani d
% nE ia 70 e1usinoe TO merit thelF 1pprozon Ihse
Ehn hsve taken an ntefess Ia the -tnklks- Of N.ck
WINES character pr.1y fxten<ivey kurwn-nn4y vrry
poeably ind tn Pathway ehaacter II his z,1a,
And nstase. whose exploits and drules vii oot Ahaue
thosr 81 otser Esars 1a ahvs ! L nar pu.pse to rtss
naveity q ~ staa"n1 Ia t.uthtl'u+ deuaeisoo Z
u3c7ty Of plot lid taFi3 succession ...den&
4 will t,t L!M,t.7t.d hy DARIEl.
Worcester, Nay, 1852 ]. Il. ROBINSON
The publseEs Of THE 'iEEcERY viii only aei hat
they tay 3F Robinson hitler price fr his fahs than ts
ever yvt teen pud BY ste prp-s aav ertc1
rne1sice' hut sense Of euty % our quarter 1t n.in
seAe. eaaa4s has eminent ser!ers. 1t il mission By
onoF7he competition, t. exce1 IN e:eEy dxe4rrnet 1t
luEHs<d. ' w.
-PATHATAY" will be commenced IN THE SEv
TORN MERCURY without d<as, a..d ttser 1se.t.rs
VII sollov In raplt Succession
CALDWELL, sOCTHWoRTH Il WHITNEY,
nEH std&itwd3:s rEsps1eturs New Torx NercYsJ.
, 1859-05-26

BLANK BOOKS, E7c.-Messrs. 1ngerson 4 Sim
mons with degree Of confidence wc believe fully
sustained by facts, invite attention to their fa
cIlit'es for executing all kinds Of Blank Books
and general Dook-bindcr's work. Their card in
aaothcr column covers their caim aud speef-
cations, and all who hare magazines, music and
such Ike lying around loose" and thu busi
ness public who need work in this line will do
well to remember Messrs. I. T. S.
, 1859-05-26

GALESA i CH1cAGD CSlo1 RAILROAD Coz.
rASr,-The following is statement of the
earnings Of this road for the week ending May
ed, compared with tho same week IF last
year:
rnei:lt s99c:ss As1l:. Decrease.
1:aHesEen........ lQ4!s o. s..tO.A S1.s..1 do
A1aa. &c. ......-. Lieu ynlu eH3DO do
, 1859-05-26

Il Latest advices from Europe represent
taat the intcnsest CONSERVATION prevails among
the Nothschilds. The Vienna Rothsehild lately
vent to Paris to consult with Baron Jane, tue
ablest man in the family,
, 1859-05-26

81 Wheeler 4 Wilson's Sewing Machines
Northwestern Office, l67 and l6s Lake street.
GEo. r. CH111KxDKx,
mylT 4w Cenarnt rs,+
, 1859-05-26

q Lodging room to rent, in gcnteel. pri-
rate family, No a West Lake steret. Refer
, 1859-05-26

I
ablest man in the family.
PcH1on1cALs-NcNalIy i Co., IL Dearborn
street, have now ready the June number o1
Harper Atlantic, Cooley, Arthur. Peterson. and
Ballou's Dollar Monthly. Dlackwood for 31a.
complete sets Of Our Musical Friend Harper',
Weekly for this week, with more pictuaes Of tue
war, and u fresh supply Of chas. Reades novel,
"Love ME Little, Lore me Long"
RonAx IN TROUBLE AGA1M.-The man James
AoAan arrested rs stated yesterday for larceny
Ut SO bill from his cousin, the examination
de'eered to Saturday has, it would seem, IN
itching for employment under the State which
seems ina fair way to get. He was yesterday
arrested for s"indling woman out Of a 81 bill
ut the Fond du Lac depot He is hack driver
and is now jai in default of 5000 bail.
TEE WABASH AvESrs Curscu n F. Frs-,-
FAI--la another column our friends Of the Vub-
ssa Avenue N. E. Church, make a promise Ia
tic Eye and Ear which they will keep literally
to The palate, as well as the Ear. Strawberries
from Cincinnati, Cream. real, genuine Cream,
rich, and luscious-there will be numerous
pate land saucer) presentations on tAat occa.
aion.
, 1859-05-26

r o n AND NAILS FROM
Il Pittsburgh 1t TEN CENTS per 100 lbs. By the
Cleveland, Pit'sbu,g and Wheeirg r. T.,
and t1stclass Propeller the Lakes from Cleveland
Arp'yto HALE Il CO. Agents.
, 1859-05-26
dAdnten.

WhSSTED-By Young Al.n OF
W sood eAss... r. a,a.toa in almost INV csn.:s-,
with chance to cam ptns respectable bna3eis Tr.1
3ao. Chicago. Ill. uvs;str
, 1859-05-26

Teta..+... .s1Se::as ss54ls17 ss9s.O Decrra,,,
~ State Of the weather as taken by J. II
Reed l. Co.. -tnotAscariss, IA Lake street,
May a1st:
Barometer Thermometer
, 1859-05-26
Nfm advertisements.

II {. II SERITE.x. A3.snne7 A9et q Daa.sera y
Il authortsf re1irs Ade&ise,ts jo- t1i and oil IL
LA1 ling F1pe7s ef The fortA. T<a. tal hseafy
, 1859-05-26

e Thirty different varieties Of Lamps at
the great Lamp aud Oil Emporium, las Clark
street.. Kerosene Coal Oil only &le per gallon
-~lth lille or no odor. myo0-6t
, 1859-05-26

:9.4o :o.<a 99.45 Is es "
, 1859-05-26
#onep au0 Grebange

MONEY.-Moncy to Loan on
4f1 Real Eaate .eru.tttes from nus month to one
yea:s tine Also. ttclAss Votes discounted Apply TO
G1irs mreS.i1r
, 1859-05-26

TRY THE CASH "STLYE,-
AndEo kaos;ly dun shall wouy your Sleep
WE WORK FOR THE PEOPLE. TIE NNLI0y..
4 MILLION IS OUR GTTLE.:!
1--WE WORK. TOLL AND LADoR."
We prefer the d.nocEatic mon In leu Of doing Il hearr
on "aue." VI ~" or IS"
AT THE INSTITUTION CASH RIBBON HOUSE.
No. liz chambers street, New Yotk
10 HN FAN II ELL.
tmye6-3,de9ot
, 1859-05-26

TUE INSTITUTION CASH RIBBON HOUSE,
No. It6 Chambers street. New York
JOHN FARRELL,
Have ade1 the three following otoa 10 tbeIs
y. That Of Afkansa*-~ KEGSAyT P0PCLI"-the peo-
Pc rule. We Ars Democratic trading. ~Woyklnr
cheap" "e1clunreoev," dknhv.~ md d"ins h-asy il
nne" does not LAY ~. That of M7rylant-"I DrSTRY
THE MEANS -" PLENTY THE RESULT We IN
pr.pernk unto honest fortune hv The "sweat of our
BROS xooA unto H. self and ths world viii eea*e to
SIOR"-"OSWARU,-
Our announcements In future Will BE- ..lacnn!c~ And
this week We oer IN extraordinary choice lot Ut FRE il
s. to S. per bunch.
Every merchant uIner and dealer 10 ribbons th.ouxh.
out the Union >pecal!7 invited 10 visit Is We ~ not
Tht Old s.vle Of traders sde wealth. and then dxnity
followed. Of the Eau. '' grasle.s" and heavy knI
We % for sernutlrns Ne Rel Republ IN. in trade
, 1859-05-26

WANTED-A Lady accustomed
..TE tasuAlon Is detfoua Of: giving in.truason Ia
Music and singing would ~ glad t. devote three nom
rKS hiring the week to impa sound Engrsh e4ucailon,
With F1taeh, and the A,ove accomplishments. my8ux
, 1859-05-26

Grover i Bakers new and uuequaled
Family Sewing Machines, with Improved Hem.
stcrs. 165 Lake street, up stairs.
my1t-3T. II, ALEXANDER Arrnt
, 1859-05-26

RICHARDSON'S New Method
IL YoE TIE P1aso.-Thls much looked for work. bv
the author ct The Modern School" Is rapidly approach
11iE BEs1."
Pnblihaed BY Oliver Olson L Co., Ration.
myArlf-dAle
, 1859-05-26

!Thc case was here adjourned until O'Clock
this morning, the Prosecution still having SET.
eral witnesses to ca}l1
, 1859-05-26

w AAFED.-$10,00o to $4,000
Fs Of Real Estate Anv nne with thi. amount Of ,e.
sabe city property for s,s II prcA the lnt. av
Randolph rn q, up stal.s. WS dsss-fw :.
, 1859-05-26

LrSAa On Nor DEAD lH.-The depot, how.
ever, is removed TO the great Lamp and Oil
Emporium, I.6 Clark street myaQ-et