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Any work from the pen Of Archbishop kenrck must h
received with interest and with repectby every Catholic who
speaks the English languageCARDINa1 WIsKMAN IN Dub
lin Review.
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OLD RAPP WHIsKEY.-Drect from Economy,
for sale by GREEN & Y0E, SO Baltimore street
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4 Y TT 7 r q P II z T 8
Translated from the Vugae, and diligently compared with
the original text being revised edition Of the Douay
Version. Z
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WILLIAM MARTIN, President
HENRY LYLBURN, Secretary
The undersigned, having been duly appointed Agent Of
TINS Company is prepared to receive applications for nsu
rance as above and instructed to give notice all persons
IN inns city who desire to place risks with said Company
that their applications for Insurance must be made All their
agency IN Baltimore. HENRY 4. DIBIER,
fel2tfr Commercial Ru IdinCrG Cav
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NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY SEPTEMBER 49, 1859
AM-UsEslKNTs.


oAP Rzs S Vi "
ne Sc
''A' series = fsss ass sss
ru,s vvvF FRH0aRA IE FOR THIS WEEK. .or ,rro
VIII y fsa asss
HAs s1 SxGz x1 aHsEA
rus SosD.D H. $1 a's orss At *
NINE CORTEsr.
Many persons not having been able to obtain seSs Monday
last there WIN be repeated or the last me) Doazetts new
s'a PET III roLruTo; O.. THE MARTYR
. pc ss pus.sS L Musicale the principal musical
those who mistake talent for genius seenc. for ispara
Sn srs hear s Ty VA sS
nseis Of the Orchestra ror those learned muns
and So Ss11 sss garments. ss % body
spp.uded mai Il he second sc
1ns 9ss sssn
inspired muscaas Write ia.
N ssSEf va ss Prfsssss S and NEW SCENERY
Srsc 81 G4ESo
= - INFERIOR OF THE cArAcoxss.
GRAND ARC DE TRIOMPHE.
FULL MILITARY BAND ON THE STAGE
new for the last act has been painted the
summer recess in addition 10 the scenery painted last
AN ORCHESTRAL AND CHORAL FORCE OF 100
MUSICIANS,
: SiB WE'VE x sfsE Il Il s sSEffs
By general request i, only x ysisSs sE
Nine. Cortes in her great role Of Leonora
Sig Brignoli in his original of Manrico
Sig. Amodio In his original Count Luna
The sale OF seats FOR II Trova0re
Tuesday at the regular ticket ocesup town at the Acade
my OF Music down town. ut SHELLS stationery IL Wall
street and at the branch Offices. Breussings at Hall
Sons music stores.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

I)URSUANT TO A DECREE OF THE COURT OF CHAN.
Gerry of the County Paane Of Lancaster tenth
day of August IS9n Banner against Hme others
The persons claiming TO be the heirs of
TO solomon Ek late OF The city and parish of Kingston the
county of Surrey and Island of Jamaica Esq who died
about the month OF February 1926 children and
other issue OF Sarah Levin Rose Kopman Priscilla iime and
Caharne Alexander the daughters of the said solomon Ekn
or the legal representatives Of such Of kin children
aud other issue who may be dead are by their solicitors
before The 10Th lay of November prove
their claims at the Office Of the Registrar for the Liverpool
tc of the said Court of Chancery OF the County Paane
Lancaster situate Number North John street Liverpool in
the said County Paane In default thereof they will be per-
cnpoy excluded from the benefit of the said decree Dated
this twentieth day OF August, 1859
JAMES w, WlNSTANIEY, District Registrar.
DoDGr wrNSr, Vnion coUr, Liverpool PlainaGs 80.
licilOrs
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MATRIMONIAL.

tluosE NAIhlM9NlAIMY INCLINED WILL DO WE'LL
4 !" ,ean IN eccentric circular' ust issued It contains
vV Mi IS iyW Fue and amusing giving correct ntorna-
non DOW p reaay OBTAIN partner lic wiout nracl4nr
deception or being deceived Look out Tor An "inoseS ~
Inalllhonia huiniigs proiessom widows Sc Fua ahead
Eneose Ten cents or copy o The "Faccnrlc Circular aud
address Allen Kelly, New York Pes, o1lce ' W.
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ATORTu ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
IN REGULAR THROUGH LINE
SAN FRANCISCO,


IN REGULAR THROUGH LINE
SAN FRANCISCO,
PANAMA RAILROAD,
And connecting only with steamers Golden Gse Golden Age
Steamship Company, at Panama.
DIRECT TO ASPINWALL,
The splendid steamships
BALTIC, ADRIATIC AND ATLANTIC,
Having entirely refted and adapted to the California
trade will hereafter above leaving this the
9TH AND 10Th OF EACH MONTH,
from the foot of Canal street, North river.
THE BALTIC,
1000 tons burthen, A. g Gray commander will leave on
THE 9TH OF OCTOBER, AT 2 P. NJ,
to connect at PANAMA with the well known and superior
steamship JOHN L. STEPHENS +. r. Raby commander.
THE ATLANTIC
WILL FOLLOW ON THE 20TH OCTOBER.
An experienced surgeon Is attached to each ship.
Through freight and will be Immediately for
yarded upon arrival Of the steamer at Aspinwall
Each steamships has capacity for 600 800
freight which will be taken at moderate rates.
believed that the accommodations afforded by the above
ships unsurpassed by any In the world.
An extra ship always In Panama, that there
will be detention in forwarding passengers baggage and
freight
cabin passage freight apply at the Office of the Com
pany 50 Wall street, front ROOM second story
I z STEPHENS Secretary.
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r OOK AT THESE PRICES OF THE NEW LINE FOB
IL Caiifornia:Steerage $780, second cabin $5 first cabin
BlOO including railroad ticket The favore steamship
NORTH STAR, Captain A. G. Jones' will leave from pier
No s. North river Tuesday September 20 at O'Clock NJ,
connecting via Panama Railroad with the steamship Uncle
the Pacific Ocean Extra Of this line always
Northern Light will succeed the North Star and leave New
York the 9TH of October For freight passage apply
D. b. ALLEN, Agent, No. Bowling Green New York city
BAH persons are forbid trusting account Of
the above ships or owners,
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Via SAVANNAH, Ca
The STAR OF THE SOUTH, Captain Thos Iyoh will
leave on Tuesday, Sept ~ At Z NJ from pier No North
river Tickets be had for The following placcsftrc AZ
low as by any other scamer-irom New York Savannah;
accommodations SUPERIOR
merry, Ala, S26 Atlanta 6g3 ~; Albany Ca, s2i; CoNm
bus Gu, S25 Macon, Ga an, AugusA 500 SVannAh $i6
SAMUEL. J. MlrGllLL son, l8 broadway
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TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE

CALIFORNIA,
Via Panama Railroad
The steamship STAR OF THE WEST, g. Harrison, COM
ander will sail Tuesday September 20 1859 at 2ocok
r. M from pier foot Of Warren street. North river connecting
at Panama with the steamship Golden Age Captain j. 7.
Watkins
For passage apply only to T. W. RAYMOND at 1T Yves.
treet corner of Warren street.
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CPRING CART FOR SALE-NEARLY NEW, WITH
- cart harness Inquire at lS2 Christopher street, the
corner of West.
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CO., y Broadway.
The COLUMBIA. Captain Berry will succeed, Thursday
September n and the JAMES ADGER, Captain r. Adams
on Saturday, September ~
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AMUSEMENTg.
WINTER GARDEN
w A CONSERVATORY or THE ARTS.
-o,.,,n, Dedicated 70 the culture Of
Music
AMUsEMKrrS.


MISS AGNES ROBERTSON
This establishment newly ted And decorated from
plans and designs furnished by Mr. Dion Bourccatl.
- 49, Is NOW OPEN.
The doors will be opened a, halt precisely and
tic drama, In q fairy frame, called
DOT
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GOLD FOR WANT OF USE-EOURTEEN GOOD WORK
horses and good carriage express seen
after IL O'Clock No. 2O7 West Twenty street
REILLY GREEN,
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A USTRALIA PIONEER LINE.-ESTA BLISHED 1852
"a Carrying the United States mails Sailing positively
clipper ship ORIENTAL 1850 tons register with capacity for
1900 TOMS TO her birth pier II North river TO complete
and will be despatched for Melbourne Tuesday September
20 positively In her last the Oriental made $40 mes
In "a hours and from her size aud sailing qualities Is expected
TO make the inside Of rs days She has magnificent
commodaops for FIRST and second class passengers For
freight or passage apply board or to r. CAMERON No
Bowling Green Sight bills for SALE and cash made
Il Co. = "
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THE GLASGOW AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP COM.
pany intend sailing their and powerful steamers from
New York direct for Glasgow follows
TThh1AsGUW Thomson Wednesday Oct II at u o'clock M
Rate Of passage from New York Philadelphia Boston,
cabin 10 sieerage found With abundance pro-
visions ~ For freight passage apply ROBERT CRAIG,
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HNROTTING STATIONS FOR SALE.-THREE Stall
lions each Of different stock but all Immediately connected
with the first class rotng horses of this country will be sold
at private sale to close up business will show 2o $50 and
each and about 10 hands high lowest prices 81 200 and
$1,000 Those not willing to give these prices need
this advertisement Address Trong Stock, Herald office, for
two weeks.
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uORSE FOR sALE.-A HORSE SOUND AND KIND,
II nine years old medium size; very suitable for
baker business requiring good horse
prices wifi be sold cheap the owner having further
extra horse. Inquire Immediately of Albert Hall
the steam ice cream saloon, 1888 Chatham square
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nor SALE CHEAP-A SUPERIOR SPAN OF SIX
old bay carriage horses long tails sound kind and
gentle excellent family team. VIII be fully warranted
Apply at the stables III West TwentyHrs street. Ninth
avenue, Immediately.
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dt "a r. p. +. =. r. 81
spAUs PHELPS PAT. PORTABLE PRINTING PRES
Presses and State and county rights for sale.
THOMAS A. REEFS, General Agent, 3,S Broadway.
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TOR HAvANA-sTEAMsHIP QUAKER CITY, r. W.
shufed commander authorized 10 carry the United States
mail 70 sail every twenty days from each port This ship will
n rehtted and commence her regular fall trips
WEDNESDAY October at o'clock r. NJ pier As North
river For freight passage apply to HARGO6s Co. No.
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dor SALE-A HOUSE AND LOT, NO. 313 MONROE
street. Tuesday next at II o'clock at the Merchants
, 1859-12-20
Grand Wolf Hunt.

tsFon Gt OTTAWA KepuhHc4u. lNh+l
Il has been a long time since IN old fashioned
wolf hnnt ~ came Of IN tllis county. Those desir-
ing little recreation aud some sport, hare nr-
ranged TO hare hunt, md if possible, a good
one, on Wednesday next. Dec 81, embracing
the southeastern part Of La Sale, part Of Gruu-
dy and Livingston Counties.
Dcer.and wolEea have not been so plenty for
many years as they are this in the above sec.
tions Of country. Chicago hunters WITH their
grey honnds, hare made Dwight's their head.
quarters, and for the past four or fire weeks
y! asve bagged their four or five deer per day.
There ls no trouble about the game being there,
bns the trick i to get into the ring.
The Two wolf hunts in 1857 were failures, and
1t was all owing to the tboughtless and indiner-
ent ea manner n which the ring was formed and
the driving done. People started in squads Of
hlty and hundred and went straight to this
center pole, and every one was anxious 70 get
there hrst. It Is deirous TO obyiate these mis-.
takes in the present hunt, and IN order 10 do 50
every man who goes with the intention of max
ing successful hunt, ought to consider himself
COMMITTEES TO see the thing rightly done.
There will be persons enough 20 from this
county to form line from the east side Of
Brookheld, about the cenler Of the To q extend-
ing around By Riggs Grove to Otter Greek, aud
drlVe into the ring ut the southeast corner Of
this county, every wolf and deer cast of such
Aarshals will be stationed along The line to
Keep persons from passing on until about 10
o'clock, when the uue will move towards the
southeast corner Of the county ot the rate of
ABOUT three or four miles per hour.
Old hunters say that during tbs cold weather
wolves gather in around the farms next to the
open prairie. II such is the case, persons should
be particular in driving such localities.
Leave all firearms at home and bring all the
dogs.
ORDER or MovkAkxrs.-1st. Each COMPANY
Will arrange tts time of starting so as to enable
them to reach point nine miles from the cen.
ter at 10 o'clock A. H., there to form circle
and advance SIX miles by le o'clock. The en-.
tire line will halt at apoint three miles from the
center, where there will be sentinels stationed.
Each company Will move forward from these
stations at u O'Clock, {by the sentiners tine,1
at the rate Of three miles per hour.
This will enable all to reach the center aituulta.
neously at o'clock. {The snccess Of the hunt
depends upon stric: adherence TO the ADORE
order Of movements, which it is hoped ali will
comply wilb.)
3D. AL game killed will be brought to the cea-
Sd. No Ere arms allowed; therefore bring
3, 4th. The head officers from each town to be
designated by q red scarf.
u Is arranged that those from this county are
% q matt On line beginning nt the east side Of
ofookneld, about the center, and extending
around near Hugg's Grove, south to the COUNT
me- aud at 10 o'clock move, tr4Yerstno the
1e!ds as much >. .. ;;;,o.siple.
All those that maY hear Of the huut are earn
,stly requested 10 turn out with their horses
Ind dogs, as game is abundant and good time
$ expected. |
, 1859-12-20
.MxSEELL.9N.EDVE.


Mrs. Fantadling says: If it were not intended
1hat Womsu should drive their husbands, why
~ lucy put 'o'ougn tae pt1a'e ceremony.
r. 1-:ine allen County BANK, Ohio, has failed.
tts saia that tbs assets Of the bank will be suf-
aeent' III time, to fully meet all its liabilities.
a Golored man attracted crowd in Boston.
" singing and praying alternately, with great
le.ttency, on me steps Of Hon: Edward Ever
e1ta noose. Inc burden OF his solo WAS rot
Ano~n'
Hon. Jabez L. 81, Currr. from the Seyenth
Congressional district Of Alabama. whose sneech
made such daster in the House Of Representa-
uses t,ss Inc o'oer day, Was educated at Harvard
n1oAe&e, and Was classtnnte Of Hon. Anson
oufAngame'
In New York, on Tuesday, sentence of
death was pronounced for the third time unon
James Stephens, convicted Of poisoning his
vile. The 80 Of February next was fixed as the
Gay Of execution.
- THIS week NC had a call from an old noun.
taineer, M associate for many Years Of Kit Car.
son, and direct from the company Of Kit who
Informs US that the renott Of h;s death ia iii =
mistake. He leit him about forty days since,
IN the enjoyment Of bis usual good health
and spirlts.-BrosoaseitIet -'ebraska) Adcertistr,
lH.
-Ihurlow Weed, in a late letter 10 the Pio-
neer Association OF Western New York. saws
that he went to Rochester. in lsaa. will, a for-
tune consisting Of wife and two children. and
IL cash capital of Il IS in his pocket.
The fr,;ca 5x.,o1, ,o,x ca--;, s,;,,, o.n-
,inue. to ;mnrors s1omiE IT ,ha 4s11nm s,n 'gn IT,
has hecn .1ipwsd ~ Jr;.n ~. ~ @ and at ~
md ras ohssrred =; ~ 1vaaasdar'
Lie is rational On most subjects,
An .et far tha su1th.r ,'-a,s..;,. ~ f,,,r,.,
womrn i hafors the Gsnara1 s.sa,,hit !, - IL
sour; It nroy;des Int III nronsrtx heona,ihad "
to tc wnmon af1sr msrraPs or h;ets .Sa
beeomss n anr ,s,r nos.sss.J y sh.m ra,a;a sIe
's' 4aeAu.A' =. aef nasoaoa eon''o''
writer u the Richmond EnQasrer proposes
70 aissolSe the Union, and kAea to4ictt Louss
'Gnotton 70 dtfttnae Prottetorate Of The Southern
AaH 9f It! The dlssraccfut proposition Is
lair illustration OF the patriotism Of the aunkies
who really desire dissolution Of the Union.-
-fDdAy Seatts1aan.
--A Southern gentleman in Washington.
whose letter appears in the Charleston Aercurv
, 1859-12-20

GOUDY d WAITE,
~ ATTORNEYS AND CUuHsRLL0Rs AT LAW.
las CLARK STREET,
1etween Washington and Madison streets Chicago Ill
, 1859-12-20

~ CtIr CLEsk's OEY1cE Chicago, ILL.,. Dec ID. fa3.
Pnblc sotiet hereby gwen. thaE the Coauon Council
havs ordered Sidewalk 70 b. ted follows: On
the e side Of Noble street from Chicago 10 sha
SasS.l.i1n q s<etsoa ars th!Fty.npe fo31t,en, Il
b.arnEs Of not less than BY inch oak seantllrx
lrt into th1 earth the earh fe1 u between them.
- to form grade. ~. ...
Nov uness The Aha b. constructed in the
required by the Uiluaoee fsave to sdewA1ks Or be-
fos the *atA daJ Of UscenbsE. la vl be built. By tie
Street Commtss and tie cazs sssessed on the
ehaFkeable thetxuI:h. II. kKktSMdSS.
sIa1A Arnf1R , nv 3$uS SNa@k
, 1859-12-20

1yl nots Conk Couaty a-supe.Inr Coust nj Cheap:
n Chaue<ry. kdv1N h.mp.t<ad. Tkastes tSs Mrs. T.
Geurrs r. Uriea, md aaftSuant InAlssE Company af
Sev fosk AID Ph,tadelphia-e.A to Foreelose Mort
Public notice 10 given. that. IN pursuance Of p&rsta1
Ores, entered In tho entitled the twenty
.l4tn day OF November. a. p a' Ira scott Mastaf tn
ch4nesry of TIC superior Cur ef ChlcsEo I'LL The
forenoon Il saa oaT seu public aue'loa hkte.t
bidder for cAh II lhe Sarfh IooE Of the Uut U0u.e In
The Gty Of CL4so In the County 4at state iha
f ov!as described loss pieces or paIes. ., ana or g
M 'uiereAt and ecsss situate County Of Cook
and state Of Illinois, vat Lois numbers four ~. tve,
~ &i1ts seSea >. sh.Tseen s foar1esn tl:).
ss 81 I'd e.
three i,} In btek nuheE te} lots beie a!ns 70.
tes tto e7en lll tw~Ee ll.l foa!esn 10. neea Ga)
sts sambe9. 10 se7.n - .ht; ass
{5t. hirytwo tf thirty thfse ts} aud Thirty fauf a..
In block numh~T four ~; nss numbers nve te lx g.
e. eight 49, nine ~. Thirteen tls) fouFt<sa tsn
Isl. tlt seventeen III. eighteen ts nine.
teen ll91, twenty t.), twsntyone t.J. tw-nytvo ts
twenty th1te t.s) tventyfout "a. !veaty t1t!.
au1bsr dvs ~; lots namb<r. IN O. thzss -.
four{) i've ts ~ *tsai s' n1s !s, ,h'ty ~
ISL, ,hy.six t3s,. thirty ~s.sa ts:,; ~
to;,y s.ae s = fssy 4 III !ey ts;
III, IL h'oek aumht- ~ ~, lot. number eos twol1l
tarcr q. svs t.ksz s ,. sxat e ~ -
9ne l. ~ 81 " Is .,val eixht ts a!oe d r
fIDI sisveu l t~el1e l3.. thittexn Il9 fouean Sk.
..*sa !!S t7, tshsssn 9 ~
snd t1enty .thTes {@s IN hioek number aipe IT, al e
T. Tnkh.1s sdo!ilon os,e!n. vhleh saa adlttao y
lid out In ihst PAT o. ths routh Wsst qqa,teT q
raa e fourssea III Est Of tas tafa ps,aep, sdiaa.
Ra!irnea IRA SCOTT.
Wtstesfn Caazeery OF Tho Su;x1or Court Of Chlcax1.
s1hA
, 1859-12-20
CIDEWALk NOTICE,

~ CltJ Clerks ucs- Chicago. ILL.,. Dec 10, 1sss
Public Notice Il hereb; given, thai the Common Council
lave ontete1 Sstewak to constructed follows: On
He.d r. th- Sorh Division. Ax feet vide Of inch pine
plank 3ld on beafnRs Of not less thAu bs neh
ling let into the earth the taz1 bttween then -
4 70 form %rtn grade.
Now unless the shall be constructed IL ihs ru3Qeef
required BY the Ordinance relAse sidewalks beps
thu sah day OF Ueeuber is viii b. but rhe STREET
Com unue' Aad the premise. ehaxr.
Ahe Herewith, L. KREI3UANS
dennoif..hk tstv t.is~t
, 1859-12-20

c!iy CleTAA uftee Chi-z8o. ILL.,. Dec. 10. 1855.
Public Notice to hereby given, thai tha Conmon counci
have 0rered Sdtw1k II be topstraete1 follows: On
the South side Of Hickory fro Geen Bay
= poaut thre hunarei aa4 fuEy ftxs EAAt Of Grsen
BAY NESct In 8e Aoh DyiaIun six fee4 vida vt Inch
Pine psak La On beaHnksof les han trch oak
seanIlDs let !nt3 ihs eso the earth ted In between
thetus 70 ~ 10 flruu krada-
Sow the sane .h.i b cons.19ettd IN The msanef
required By the Ordinances resafs4 hetuse
Tho :hh a4y y! De ebxs 1s l. n. BE- built oY the sl4.t
totntssione9. aud s1a Gust 7ssesse ths
aoN there ~tth- H. kkE1SAASS,
ttrht 1fvi tLx@k
, 1859-12-20

- CtHr CoxrT1oIL11s OJEicxs
- Chicago, Dee. 18th, ISIS.
io ~ Interested TAks Notice thai the Ih1e
CAtne the purrhaser OF
Let No. Ill Of lot No. Is. and 15o f<et Of e. Is
fett u lot ~. In H1Dneora AddHiUu-
The If Ct hf OF Lot No. lGs, ID Bue1aslta Add
ton.
sub lots anl Z In Lot H. and su5t l. In Lot IL Ia
Block No. = IN Fractional Settcn Fifteen Addition.
block No. 81 IN kinz.es Addition
Improvements On Lt No. ? In BIoek No. s.; and In
psoverents on Lot ID IN Ao<E liz, and Lot g. tn Block
L. IN school section Addition
Lot No. IT, IN BLOCK = Lots Is Aad IT, In Block
aod Lots1 ard In tto1k 81. In Wucostt Addition.
Lot - in hlock J, ia a Of S. H. 7. - K II.
Ehf Lot II. In Assessors sub. Of q Of Or Of s. %
7. 19, X. II.
subIots 10 md Is in Sub. Of Let's II. T. u ard H. IA
Block S Ia Can1l frpa sub Of qrof H. r. a, X. II.
sIblo In Lot IN Eoek g. znd sub-Ict a in Sub nf
Loss1o u and Il tn Block - IN Cans, SUBJ Of qrS. e.
T.1l T.. II.
The ist Of Is feet, aad S feet md ad Is feet
OF h Of Block In Assessors sub Of d D. = r.
=, T.. H.
losS d, ,ek g, Ia cassl Subdivision Of The hs o,s
e, r. -. h.H.
b.oek :, II Tie Sub Ct the = hfs sqr s. s,T.m, R1A
Adm the City Of Caiexn II tbs County Of Cook and
State OF ltnpt With the II any situated there
o. 4 s.s q Loa aat Lands ~ ihe u6pad Ctr 1s1ea
ISL and that the time Of redemption thereof viii expire
tie Thirty FsrsI car ot March. a. u. lsd0.
iei7b113: $. D. WARD. C!,y Comptroller.
, 1859-12-20
NOTICE.

~ CITY Cts,k's Umoe, Chicago. ILL.,. Dec. 10 sts:3.
Public Notice q 6ehy grrn. thai tha Common Council
have ot1efed 10 te ttostucted totovs ia
Haou treet, IN The Wt4t ltvson x fest !de OF Inch
pine pink Laid bearings Of not e than By Inch oaE
s11tllng t lto tbs tho e7xh ted In b<fHeea
theln. u form even IRA te.
Nov. aale%s thn +haii be IN the 11nntr
required BY the Tdranet retatse sidewalks,
oIs ths :tsh day ef Deeeeer 1s1 will be built the
stFeet Cosnn!snref. 2ndihe ascsse1 the preies
ehHk. a5ae therrxtt. II. kHEiSMANN,
= .kantf sf>-k-
, 1859-12-20
Business Uaru8.

II II. d J. ". BOYDEN,
= Law OFFICE,
l.o....cLAkk srREsr. NEAR TIE CouRr HoCsk les
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
70 Agents to negotiate 1oats OF Real Estate Security
f1Ik Il. .noss I6u1. Ia 1su Y sa1n1x
, 1859-12-20

TAa serang and cunotfnS thf t.lcut aud xoodncs4
avs y coneeted tbe chez and gorge u volumes
m The hand e3 the pepclI ef The xttlst
kAve ytt produced. SO. GRttGS & CO
I>npble Stere, Iron Block, 50 4 ii Iaxe tfrcet
, 1859-12-20
CIDEWALK NOTICE.

~ City Ciefha DEcr. Chicago. H. Dec. 10, l3s9-
Public Eo:!ce Is hereby kisxn that thu Common Courc
have orterdA Sdevk to b coustzoeted - soltows On
The EAss adt OF Ca1a STREET from Taylor street to Ew
!a< .t1ett q The We.s .aIon eshs feet vae Of 'neh
santrs IL INTO the earth rthe Earth died IN between
them, to form sven grade.
Now unc4s the 1ha Be eonztfuc4Nl In the manner
required BY the Ordinance ri stsve sidewalks. BE-
fore the 3sta day DeeSuer a viii be built ev the
5tree& Commissioner md the Asstd on the premises
eh2rxeAhe there with. Il. kRElSAANN.
Gelu-nol09- lot City C3srk.
, 1859-12-20
CIDEWALK NOTICE.

~ City Cle.k'. Omee. t'htasn. IL. Dec 10 ls;a.
Public not&ee LersY given thai the Common Council
haEe ortere u be euasFueted. ful owa IN
&trrst ia the West Division slk feet wide Of tac pins
plank 1.!d b.Ar:nss Of 1ea stsn ,! inch oak
tcauns it tnta e1rs the Earth de1 In between
them 10 form even EF3de.
NuW unxka the shall Constructed In Tho manner
required by the ordinance relative Gdew 1kA b.
tore the 3a,h day If Deeehst 1s9 Will b built BY the
Street Commissioner, and the coat on tbs pfemls
eh1rxeahIe Herewith. h. kHElSAANN.
d.iunotlI.1.t EttY EtSsk.