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, 1859-05-31

In tue ct'amber Of Deputies bath ". O,ozaca
ana Goozaies H1aro spike: il. support Of tj.r
government bill for increasing the army to 1n..
81" men. The latter suggested that sor,r,lj,,.
.,uEht .. ALSO 10 be doue for the navy. MarSlI.l
ono!hel', III answer to question Of Uluzavu.
sala 1uat nc calculated for the expense Of rails
ing. equ1ppsnZ and maintaining. iii: force added
to tue army would bs for lie present ycar
ubout .jt"',t""' reals. lie tleu said:
sraln is nov III l'cAcc and harmony Will. :t]]
INC na''ons III Europe, and t1,tse il no danger
taat Peuce will be interrupted, Hut n sravc
e'a e.Gn' haG occurred II, Europe, and we re-
sila'iI indifferent ard without preparation ul-
tisough, as l1ns been said, the intcnioa
vi the government is to maintain tf,,.
str'ctcss neutrality: We demand tic ne
ccssary means for causing that neutrality 10 be
rSspreted aud for preparing for cvcutuat;cs.
Tue Emperor Of the French has addressed a
circular to al tl.c governments, in which lie Dr.
clalrs that lie has no idea Of conquest The
question being thus reduced 10 war in ItaIy.
the force which wc ask for is sufficient to ,,r;,.
VIDE l'r the complications which NAV arise.
Ihc army, Dy calling out l0,aA' men Of tie IT,
serve' could put on Il war iouting 1:;;,,"sy men.
ana til case OF need, by calling out new cou
Of 1sf,00', which would assurcdly he sui!icr1t
10 malntain onr Independence aud Tue in
,,esrny ol the territory. The government
KNOWS well HAT no power will come IN
attack our nationality in the pcuinsuIa.
ont there may be some one which is djsp;>td f.,
take adTai,ta:c Of the opportunity to possess if.
srlf Of our islands in America. Tic government
accordingly is preparin. efticaciou.ly in
accord with the Parliament curry r..sourcrs
~ereEerthey may be needed. One Nor,l more
~. - "ofd Which must please all good uai rints
1hc nuEust person HOW seated on The thronr i;
more interested than any one in the ;,crranl;sr.
ncns ot onr na.ion, and tstcr. is not in III Sns;u
Z lcart more truly Spanish tllau that Of our
to THAT Of ". Riscro.
, 1859-05-31
RY GILBERT j. SAMPSON
R1 GILBERT & SAMPSON
11rso and Parsmptmy sails
At AUCTION.
VI Hy Goods, Embroideriaa, Notions.

FocKEF CUTLERY and FANCY GOODS.
1T sos: e ovsr eikt th"ux,nd t,,,r, r+.
drsst fn'm Ne~ Sotk a II it Nj Si.hemt
~ go At our attsr,rtu. Nj /, rakn ~, " ~ ~
tS56s; w. M.,, Il, + ~ :ce* Ss"nEEss
't Enosndtfet swiss. tt,eske, Strsl.>J M, IN,
DsaPeFy Muslin. ~ H~""' -A1's's'tEesl
Shaw =, ali @cazfs. ooe"e'''s ~l"sfs
LINEN-l5fds Eye Diaper. Napkins ant ras'e Cloth.
~, Su@t4s-s-Pstttsham ~ CloakA r1aln and Er,,A,
t"nth 1T III :ent Handktschsf. Masselss Fesn - ii;
SA9ssaAEsEss'pe, pe, Of Is. 10 III ou,1y Of R,..t
~, sorrinSs rs,Ss AND Ffx,nEr crTLEEy-p.rev.1r.,. ,.,r
ps IoekSt tHtieFv. Stee! lIutton& Tunth rk. pt
Peer6e Gene: Lai'ss do, "a ,te,on t!l.n y: t;uit.
Thrr.i ses..es s."!. rstu1asrs Katcr .,. Srosi
111sa IT, u sx IL VIZ. E.:.ss., rsasl. &e. &C. ~ 1''e
,rrnsettts %th urge rtV nf other s,o..
81. 1" u aetsf*!* particularly dirr-.rrs to this
m.nx.t GILBERT i SAMPSON ~
, 1859-05-31

ROAkDlNG.-A Suite Of rooms
- furnished Or unfu1,ed convenient for sm, f,,nl
, I,,T ~ E eaa ~ bad At 80 Madison s7tvr ii lie
lankll Street. Ais, few gentlemen s,n T.. ~
eosnnd .ted with suon and board. Ref:1encs e1chaH
, 1859-05-31
l.A. Gr.x. TAN. l3x. CRY
-E.tN el.l0 LIE A3 IN

SIS 81; 81 81: IS 5&' IT, a. essoos
- 4 narrow esei9e from drowning at Lake
street bridge on Sunday evening. The ap.
proachcs are both LETT unprotected, and deserve
the attention in this respect Of Superintendent
| Clcvelaud.
Meeting or the Board Of Education.
cnscAco, May .5. l5s.
PFesent-Nessrs. Haren, Porter, Bass Ward,
hoara' newoerry, Nose'y, Sheahan, Taft, Stur-
Absent-Messrs. Hayes and CARPENTER.
The minutes Of the last meeting were read aud
tNr Maveu presented report respecting the
purchase Of School lot in tle West Division
anu Ar; Ward presented report respecting tue
The following resolution was offered by nr.
Hoard and aoopted By the Board.
R'toEssd: That the President appoint COM
nllttee Of three members to investigate the cnn-
d'tian ofthe School Fund and School property.
andthe Laws applicable to and fgoycr1iinS The
same, and to report 70 this Board such RECON-
ncndasions as to them may seem advisable upon
the subject. f0''
Nessrs; Nose!ey, Scwbcrry, and Foster, we're
appointed rs this committee.
IN motion Of Mr.. Dore, it Was voted that
therc be m Exhibition OF the High School at
..S e'ust y! INC present Term, under the direc.
t'om Of The Committee on the high School.
Tue Superintendent presented report Of his
recent visits in the schools Of Ncw York. Pb;j,-
delphla, baltimore sna Cincinnati,
On motion Of SIs: 3toscIey, it was voted tn
a.ncnd portion Of section fty-first Of the RuJes
Of the Board. so4ht.jt will rcad as follows:
Tie 'norniig sessions Of the Grammar and
Primary Schools shall commence at nine o'clock
and close at twelve Tie afternoon sessions
shall commence ut halfpast one. From the lrst
Monday in November to the first Mouday in
March, the afternoon sessions shall close Ut four
Q octock; md during the remainder Of the year
at half-rast four
Aprorosition WAS submitted by Mr. Til]ing-
hast, to giTe public concert, for The purpose
Of realizing funds to be expended in The
School. '1'sa
on motion Of Mr. Bass, the Board expressed
Their approval Of sucl concert.
Reports we're presented by the sub-co,nmit.
schools. ~
:, On motion Of Mr.. Hoard, the committee IN
Buildings and Grounds were authorized to nre-
pare the engine house GU the Jones School lot
or the reception Of pupils from that school.
W. IL Wrt1e Ccr,x
, 1859-05-31

STATE or AFFiAS IN ROME.
a late letter from Rome says that the Pout
f's Hh!'ncss is both griercd and irritaaed at u!
that ,s going on in Italy, nor can be be- calned
~ all the Assurances flint t1,e Emncror of H.,
French gives him. The Duke Of Gran]rnnni
has, however, obtained from His Holiness lis
word ot honor that he will uot attempt to rs.
cape from Rome. and in return the French
me.ei;ment ora.s a nas tuarantced tranquility aud
III the provinces the case is different mud the
people may b. said to be pretty muc1, their own
masters; as for the native lruops. tller nrc
breaking up BY desertion, and ltiany leave tn
"a: lake service under the piedmontcsc colors.
iAc Pope asked Spain not long ago to send
troops to the Ronaasna IL replace thc Germans
anu French. but tue government Of Mndrid
requested to be excused. and disupnrorrJ 1,(
project.
IN Easter SUNDAY. after the bcncdcton given
10 Tue people and the French and. },ontilcal
troops, groups assembled round General t;oynn
anu the l!uc dc Gra'nnont, greeting then, viii,
cries Of Long lire Franco" "Lous lire the
Emperor" " Long lire Italy," On tie follow
ing evening tue manifestations werc removed
IN front Of tile palace Of the Due dc Gram,unut
I'ei'ers fFoul Ancona mention tLr urriyal Of
s,.V Austrian$ in tl.ut town.
nero are ru'nors that the popc is virtually
pT1soncr in Rome, he having wished to ..,rape
70 ferrara, but having been politely informed Ly
General Goyoil that if lie Wis not satisfied viii
ihc French protection at Rome the French {:,;r.
ernn'ent would be happy 10 protect him either
~ France or Algeria, bul did not iL;uk it for his
interest that he should trust himself to Austrian
baysnets A'st'
lhc rulnor Was ali over Paris that. in ad,It;on
TO the Tuscan Duke running oir to bologna Ifo
N"no had na.lc similar attempt, lis Object b..
ing to gain Vienna; but the frcuch ,farr;sc,,
mud laid an embargo On lin, and he Is no, n.
lowed to quit tic CAPITAL A
, 1859-05-31

hicuARp c"nnEs, h. T., has not, as the
papers say" ieonc across the Plains with Nr.
GEEELr, Of tie =. :. Tribune. lie was ut t],c
isoard Of Brokers iii New York on Friday last
in Company with atr. Osborne of tie 1l1inois
{cntruf
, 1859-05-31

Eol. +. Aaneke, we'll known in This city as one
Of ~ German Revolutionary patriots, and as
hh:ghly educated gentleman, leN here to-day on
n;crea NJ se 9;rret1 tre 81. u was IN Europe he will
French arruy. and, If possibleyioiu tne Emne.
roF's stsd.-Yiltoanf<< Ere Oemoe.nf, Z
, 1859-05-31
Three Railroad I'as.cnccrs Drowned
at La CFQe*1.

VFU8&E1
We learn from Mr.. Thomas Drcnnine, pi'o,
o. !he Northern Belle, that last Tuesday murn-
ing. about i O'Clock. rs FIVE passengers who
came in on the La Crosse Railroad, were At.
tempting to pass from the depot to tbe town in
skih, the boat upset, three Of then, were
drowned aud two rescued. We did not learn
tletr names. 4 high wind WAS blowing at the
ase' winch was the direct tansc of the calamity.
passengers to get to the town before The iurlrc
boat provided BY the company to CONVEY passer,-
gcrs was ready to 60 o7er.-G0ltna <idrcrfisfr
, 1859-05-31

. E Strangers visiting this Getty will find
beautiful collection Of the most fashionable mil.
naery At Miss II. u. Marsh, e5s State St.. be-
my2@1H
, 1859-05-31

ALBANY, May so.-A meeting Of National
Democrats was held some days since At tbs
Astor House: another meeting called Iy the
:ln-l1w q D. s. Dickinson, by le,tcr. .prir ratc-
" circulated among the National Democrats il
to be held ut the Astor House. at - r ~,
morrow.
, 1859-05-31

MILLINERY AND MAxrrA MAkrsG.-Mis, Nor
rs has just received from New York. a fre.h
assortment Of summer millinery, consisting Of
great variety Of heanrifal ribbons ana iowers.
Miss Norris also employs superior dress.mak.
er, and ladies' needing any n1antua making or
hns stitching done neatly and expeditious!y,
VII ind it to their interest to eal. at No. 81,
, 1859-05-31

r6ttn,x 1,rn.c .na 1,st.,.. oE~ aosf. Nay estih
~ the advice Of my phJsicians Ihuyo LEFT IN,
onsiness In the hands OF ~ aReut, and nm scoi-
ing iu travel and chnnge of air the 'resterati On
o' ny health Under such circpwstances DO
not 3ccl able to undertake 4 ncwspapef contro-
r. ss!.y, andl I regard tle a'!u4ons to nr course
over ths sigueture 'Pls,fsir,' III your paper Of
the 18th, as untenerous in the extreme
beng entirely uncalled for. will content nv
sell With Eay2ng that the statements of your cor
respondent are untrue 50 far rs they rellte to
1nyaAf.
While at Springfield jnst before nv sudden at-
lack OF Illness. interested myself not As the
agent oT empoyee Of '4essra, Walker, but ::ta
property holder seeking my own and the public
interest in the passage ofa bill authorizing S F.
Lind, II: T. Dickcy, f. C. Sherman, Dr. Foster.
Geo: Steele, Reuben Cleveland, PhiIo CarDen.
ter, E. D. Taylor, 4. H. Burlcy. N. o. Walker.
aud several others besides my self to g;re public
notice and open books and form. ioint % stock
company, with powers under certain Restrictions
to construct and operate Horse RAILWAYS on Ger
tain streets in Chicago, with the consent of tLc
= Common counc'! and minority Of lie property
:, That bill was eminently Just and fair had
II introduced in tue House of Representatives.
aud it was on resolution Of one Of our ,ucn,h;.rs
referred to Sc'cc. Committee con .s,irr of t,,c
Cook County delegation.
nm not responsible for its future or suopres-
'!on,: or ior any Objectionable features u tI1c
1'!t which Was PASSED. Nor is it my purpose to
'ttock the motives or conduct of other indtyidu-
| trust TINT shali be spared tj,e ncccss;tr ,f
aklng part in controversy mt time when bnth t
Inclination and duty forbid il, il it can br ayo:I.
H. Yours resrcctfiilr,
S. $, UArEs
, 1859-05-31

mATka fouR GARpExs.-1f you want rood
rubber hose fitted to yonr hydrants at 4 iow
price, call or send 10 the Rubber store. 81 Desr,
born street, one door north of Lake street.
, 1859-05-31
Fire at Columbus, Kentucky.

CAno Nay =. 1s;s.
at halfpast l. Il. q fire broke gut in coluu,.
bus, ky., which destroyed tue post Office build.
,ng: creactnt printing Office building, Cook l.
Co.s store and dwelling house, block of build.
ings occupied by Price, Ellington Co., md
otners; Mexican l. Hubbard's dry goods store.
md John Norton's family grocery,
, 1859-05-31

u Tbs Baptist University At Cottage Grovs
have expended On their new edifce within tho
present season about ten thousand dollars It
IS an elegant structure, an ornament to that
rapidly improving suburb,
, 1859-05-31

~ The American Spice Mills Of Iii. Black.ll
kn Michigan street. east Of Clark, were entered
on Sunday last, and the Office 1ansacked. The
thief Has disturbed in his operations, and lett
BY tas seuttls aud adjoining roof
, 1859-05-31

~ the fremont House. on The eyen, ~ ,h- ~ ~,
=. GhAFPELI- Of st. LOUIS nxei I; Ye1cs Il. n
Cincinnati and formerly o{ Raltiuorc. '>4' ""e o1
tloesnnaa md Baltimore papers pea.e copy.
, 1859-05-31

IN Those OF our readprs who hare not visj.
ted the Art Gallery, need to be reminded TINT
they are allowing rare occasion, to pass unim-
proved.
, 1859-05-31

~ a State street publican has named his
house Pixies Peak Hotel. lie might as well
have named il after some other upnnn,,,,r c,,;.
deulic
, 1859-05-31
NSFfHAkA AfRn~

- Deerea.e Of specie.
rmL1oE1Pn1A, May :p.-The specie in fbe
Phladclphia Danls las dec1eascd 500 ass dur.
ing tho past week. 49,
, 1859-05-31

Is 4 party of Pixies Peakers, on the bact
track passed through this. city yesterday
-A"other larger party Went through this city
home"ard bound on Saturday Pixies Peak has
played out for the present.
, 1859-05-31

Thu s*casnef at Cape Race,
:. ss:1oH's, N..F.cAsy s0-A thick Tor still
envelopes the ricinity .of Cape Race: and / has
3as heea impossible to Sc two hundred yards1rou;
hun ~ ipt .en oa5s' VI course no ste.uesa hare
eeea intercepted, nor can be until it ciears'up.
, 1859-05-31

~ l. 81 Sing 4 Co 5 new and improved
@ Faln.iy Sewing Machines; also. Machines for
t;on heaTy garments Of every descrp-
caso. A. ". HARxrs, Agent. api5-sm. ] .eaT SMi1
, 1859-05-31

CINCINNATI Excrns1oS.-Those persons de-.
signing TO 80 to Cincinnati on Wednesday next
arc expected to be At the depot at.780 a.n., or
as soon after as possible. The train being
regular ono, will leave positively on time ut
In An.
, 1859-05-31

H115,s Ar L1cur.-state md County Richt,
Tor HllPs patent, for sale,
4esfrs; TalPP, Hnx i Co., Agents.
myeS4d, t-w 4 w-et 100 Lake st.. Chiearo-
, 1859-05-31

II As the Lunar Tide il attracted bv the
moon, cntling the attention OF the scientific and
intellectual man, 20 also is Lunar oil an attruc-
ton rthose who have given it trial. Cali and
Sc It burning at the Lamp and Oil Emporium,
LEG Clark street. mIs1.ft
, 1859-05-31

B Lunar Oil will be sent to al parta Of ths
country per express, with bill for collection. 4
large discount uaads to those selling 0ils.
, 1859-05-31

( H'OMA11SSIONERS' NOTICE =
fuos notee hereby ren Ill persons late
mon 1ns ~ fe - ~ appointed b. ,he Com
.a e ss The
sloa q Mitchell street from Hal.ed veg th1nuth sS
cuane Ma! IL s. s xa - oEez pad i
a2aa, OF sh ox-sher wh1ht cs of * n+,'.
Steusaf apa s I estate b. them deemed se in
~ pasre q ground, respectively viii rnert II r, "
h aasen.e !tnple On ths lh day Of June i =, ;ht
y. ~ t40cK L. H., 1oE The purpose nf making .t 81
I'm GRAY,
T. 4. BtAGti $Ccn'-
<.,,.- TH0S. 0NElLx !
, 1859-05-31

- The Flower Queen" wss superblygivcn
last evening Mt Metropolitan Hall. Aessrs.
Tillinghast and Williams deserve the thanks Of
our entire music public, as they will share the
llveliest pleasing remembrance ofhosts of them.
for these three evenings with the Flower
Queen
, 1859-05-31
TIRE. CITY.

Inc Courts were grinding away ut cisi
oustne.s yesterday Is quietly us if neither men
nor cnses ever get unciril.
, 1859-05-31

~ Saturday night and Sunday gare only
light list at-thc lookup. Either there was less
paving OF at the close Of the week, or a better
usc made "f the money tfun to bur lager and
thirty rod whiskey-or the police failed to catch
'rin
, 1859-05-31

81 See advertisement Of Boudo;r sev7r,
Machines, 1o6 Lake street, na.hons
70 See advertisement of Bcninccr,s f,,d
11Noa OeeA "1n- 3ny3I-Gt
, 1859-05-31

OPES1So Or SrxxER N1l1xERr.-Hrs Csrr
will open her Summer stylts Of Bonnets. Milii~
E5. et5 "ooos' eo fanerns: &C. At ger rooms, No: s.
store, on "Wednesday and Thursday, June lst
and Cd. TO which the attcntion Of the Ladies' i.
respectfully invited mys1-3t
, 1859-05-31

=: The ''onr;a1sa the Peoples Gus Light
aua Coke Company l'nrc. purchased lot upon
the West side and viii soon proceed to erect
-tlteifworks, The Company have the building
under contract, and layc already purchased
, 1859-05-31

{ )fFICE OF SC1T. OF PUBLIC
y Woaks. t:tr :f Chicago. May IL. 1859,
SSae proposals will be received The ttv t'1s,t.. oa,
1st AonIsr June ctt At I. H. for hlg 1td ,:.yIns
t AAss. nre~een tlFk M! Dt4shoEn .isettl cc,ni
n,y3i-Jt I4t9 K rrryrr .rn e,
, 1859-05-31

n A + 0 L EON MIC IDEAS
Emperor Louis Napoleon.

Volume leu,o. % cents
cpsrxs1a:
I1tt 1*t-GeTeznrren.s In General
xf Tat 5aa(teneral Ideas: Mission Of sha Emncror
Erst 3d-Q1t stlon Of the Interior f>A''
!:At 4t--l be Fureisn Question
Pant Sth-4Ain Ut LIE Entxsvr
Pait 1h-C0tcIu.ion.
lhs faithful translation ri The .rtat no+c,1 NAV. =,
'afocoh lli and Ike the original Il firn IL ...- -;
VIGOROUS tyle 1t has the meft u b+to- shnr snI ~ @ @
hs asma compass the policy Of France and her
Il Comes ot{nrtuueir At this moment xhen
e question "sPse War. Louis he,e rsy M
h'S news ernge!ns the Et.ed s,4les aid ther driv
G0. B9Isht Iron Block. y and Il Like n 1uV;i
4 n ENGLISHMAN,S OPINION
l. 81 NeNern Agriculture. Soil, Climate. Cron< ~.
oaee' otos T. ceoftF} 23d Future Prospects.
PRAIRIE FARMING IN AMERICA
Win xorEs Br TIE xAro
GAN ADA AND THE UNITED STATES
By James Caird, n. p.
AEsher {! ~EusAh Agriculture" Letters on III. earn
by Ill 4aat e. s. e. 6 dRs IRS - r:
Iron NiGtk. ~ and Il Like street, 'o0As'''
lhc following New Agricultural Books we hare ,ov
err e p ;app''.ss !. & e: SAKGEaT D1WNiSGs LANE
i;1 - rES ESiAMrpESNG. AZ esso THE PRA1K1E fifth
HsEfF Asrs ~ aafsk!SAN EkSSSfRxF1kss RMFks iiyR KX
FEE!T no0K. $40: FARM DKHiNISG' II D.: fHS
!LA1aas L5as AoRGAN A0EStS. sloo; FILMS iIii,T
~. AL DA1k1 FARMING, slt3. Wu.S. unon
1utns Of iculture and Hnfticu,tute c.tna.ntfx @
msSl SC.ERrGfs t,o
, 1859-05-31

Our cnterrrising friends Messrs. D. r.
Corbin Co, have removed from their former
quarters. wellknoun to all lovers of the weed
in its choicest varieties, to their newly fitted
and admirably appointed store on the corner Of
CLARK md Randolph streets. As themselves
direct importers Of cigars the choicest in brand,
and finest in favor, all the town know Corbin
4 Co, and in blowing cloud nrs srre to re-
member them and theiza- Thar praise, or what
is better for these enterprising dealers, their
staple is ain the mouths" Of alf the town,
smokers, eAewers, and in fact all who would b.
and are literally and figu1atively "rp to snuff"
, 1859-05-31
|Nfm advertisements.

70 {. II s<H{fES. A4'eersis.g A9es!, q Dearborn
a"of'F3 to ree'se Adse'1is<mens for Iii, and al a.
e.''W "Fe'' " "e 'oFta'HeH Ial tsosly
, 1859-05-31

3 In ONE Of those enscs which rn conc
up before our Justices, yesterday a fair Frau
!cin was explaining an assault made upon her
OF the naturc Of blow in the face, by ono of
her own sex. The lawyer on the other side had
been very successful, badserins her in cross
Questioning. and her dander had riz BY ths time
nc came TO seek clrcunstantially just how the
blow was gwen. She told him once, and then
explained. and then repeated the explanation,
but it did not suffice.
Fitness, l wish you to s1o,r me Just how
that blow was given"
The witness leaned forward and brought bez
palm nggainst {hc Attorneys cheek, protruded
towards her, with zeal that made his ere,
dthce-- .-@>
That's the why It Nas." -
'' 1he lawyer pa4Sed to another brunrh ~ $1,a
, 1859-05-31

=; Mary 1loyt girl scarcely fourteen Years
a age was sent to Rriicwcll yesterday. She
was homeless, friend|css, aud IL yayraut. What
else could bc done with her. Had size becu n
E'oy she would be by this tine anon. the ju-
mates Ut tie Reform School. i girl with her
i'stjust trembling at the di:crzcnt paths, 10 l,on
c>t respected womanl1ood, or short l;ycl jpf;.:uy
she has been sent in our Christian city to Learn,
fresh lessons in vice from tic shameless. fou,-
h''n'hcd harrdans Of tile female ward at Bride
well When shall We have !, reform school fur
..ir1st
, 1859-05-31

'' The Lawyer passed to another brunch Of The
case, evidently strnck with she force Of h.r
Illustration, =
, 1859-05-31

80 The Strawberry Festival this evening at
metropolitan Hall, is worthy TO lie made note ,,f
III tact, as the notable affair Of the SEASON, pleu-
II "' ripe, luscious Strawberries, Of fresh, sweet
cns'1tsy cream, and other tlelicacies to mutrl,
are the order Of tle occasion. 0f verify. our
1r'ciids "f the Wabash avenue ", L. Churc,,
stand in a fair WAY for a pleasant remembrance.
with host of our citizens and their danes ,],is
evening. 1hc other features Of tie evening" tie
musical feast, &c. will be worth The price Of the
ticket, tue berries after all being thrown in
That will be their fate those berries fate, rro.
bablv.
, 1859-05-31

- a narrow csei9e from drowning at Lake
street bridge on Sunday evening. The ap-
proaches are both left unprotected, and deserve
the attention III this respect Of Superintendent
Cleveland.
, 1859-05-31

OWMISSlONERS' NOTICE
M N, to: anse aese3y sirea to al p+r>ous
MN Caune Of r. eiss u ChiEu, q s H. @ KIN a.
ian r hia ss% npnn TIE rfa estate in tlr VII: ITS
I'm iauA;a street u Wu4 il l. !, Rccr NJ II
t"e Maonlc en!e+ on the 9h 'Iay Jure lSa II ,,
ses.sIent. I, ~ ~: ~: VII as
su2t: Special Assessments aud Ivu,ni..:tu.r
thsc1Eo June fst. ls;a. - tt.
, 1859-05-31

WANTED.-A Situation by a re-
; spee1a2ae ei to do house work in mill n1.y,.a
,aN{ inquire Oh Fnquer street second hous m, n,,
1NaMl avenue on an:th side Of stxet MI ~ ~ oe
, 1859-05-31

DEf GennS, C!.&slNEKEs Axp EHEco1D,u1ps
All auction, this morning, Il. u O'Clock; Gil.
:. Sampson will sell at the sales room, No. =.
'-:Sc street, large assortment Of dr. soods,
together with a full i;uc of cassimcrcs uud
tca:er cloth. Sa!e to the trade only. D.uI.,s
*il do well to attend,
, 1859-05-31

g \ good idea is the night street. sweeping
n"w rracticcd OIL two or three Of our business
blocks hy private enterprise. It has been test-
ed-c''y officers will not keep the streets clean,
were Street Commissioner elected to cyery.
block, and in tle instances named the ,,cr-
chants are paving eac!, lis half i dollar ,rr
week for tllterallyl the clan tLincu
, 1859-05-31

I .0-H-IIACCfO.N EftC' NFJ7TF
~ Public natiee Is here.y r1en m , .n..o.. - y
.Lat w. unast:'ed Gomn!svner appointed by ,h. .n,.
ae on onGea q t1e city of Ch'caSo ak+ess the SUN
ne n4nafsa OoaI9 t4luo o. upon the neal esir in H..
on ss.aa istss', hy hlal !sent! Lc,i.e Lv cs3e FIT
@ sT'nthe Little Fort Road to The ;n III H.y
tne 1h oav OF June lsas 1t thr h.ur II 10 8 coek
liz she purpose Ut lG2ila. said 4A4s4.t1cn.. L."
g.. q. u. GRAY
-4, aupt spetl i tAse eh1nents and Cuuu,ir;,,rr-
, 1859-05-31

- 1heToutheas. corner of State and Wash
l"gton streets is to be built upon by its owner,
II. Wilson, Esq, the present scason 4 blocl; is
TO be erected, marble front, four sfories high.
giving five stores on State street, a. Z total cost
Of $4,000. ". W. Bovinston is the architect,
, 1859-05-31

{ 'OMAllSSlONERS' NOTICE.
Gat nc u'.isEsaed toruls.:oher appointed Ly H. f,n
son .oahc1 q nc stv Of Chicago a%.~s. tic s, -
H,L"} uHn Tue real estate IN she Nu4h an! W.,
~ nstsoaa y ttem deemed benefited by The %ra.r ~
se .s1a !fanch oi The Che,sn River il. axeor,nr Tx
a. @ o'ati pa.s.d II Com1nan counc:i ap sh ls:s iii
Ies I - f"esa A. Masonic Temple, IN the.th dy n
u a'AkinX saul assGssusnt. " " 'ne '1'po>t
GNGRAY
, 1859-05-31

q State Of the weather as taken by J. Il
Reed & Co., Apotlscaries, IN Lake street,
May 3tnh: -.
barometer Th+,7nnns+o,