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St. Mary's beacon., 1859-01-20
J. l.. Willett. ~ D.. PrJ>,rty5 AM Demon
slralOr aud AGdlo.ly.

Tie session XII, commence or Tie 20th d
October and end ~ March following.
The Lectures will De delivered ~ the Col.
!nw- Lul.l llu-, 10. 3tj + street. Ggr'uL H..
hour, 81 tue afternoon ana e;-uiuI Tia,
rur Of lec'uring mas been customary IN the
College since ITS establishment. a4i Is iOuua
30 b. advantage, Us tor the >trs,a-.
The ogecy oi tie Medic =. i'aH.;y Will b.
20 in>iEucl perfectly IN tue ,'-:..uf- oi Med
:. :. ..---.-.r.....l .NmusAk --.L- 4.
accessory Branches cf know. .-., nCl oa.y
70 qualify him 20 eEtcr upon ii. p.a.t"" ..
medicine, but 10 give him au .A...~.yo i"aU-
dat.ou. upon which lac .... aa al'rr lir
build rp = thorough aud hj..al hua WI"dyn ~
hls ,-.,". .oH.
1un extensive public E5ra.'. Of the city
# ~ a~hIngI.p afford 10 ;ao >".,.au' ouppr',I-
H,i-, WhIc.. can be- iound a. lut l',v riyI"> "a
'a- I..u. Tor consulting. wiI4,Ui cost, rara
aud valuable works Of >grn.r and genera
literature.
IL, subject OF Biennial courses Of ,iedira
iH.r.eJon nas been ar,nu up4I ~" attention
pt ta.- aaI Of m'.rc M.d.c5, Schools ,g q
C.mmi''se oi t..- Nu.r.yau N-l.cai A..
citation. Tue i.-4.'. i.., Ia. .r"- Il 'lr -..a
sons urged. a.. 4Ir disposed 10 Z. among -.
foremost IN ~, r.,G-col edura'. ... ,Eugr-..
but 4; present tt'g are com".a. - conform
- established ru>'"nS. AL :. .." ~ "acG
session rOUr>. en- VERY u..-~n 81 Med +.
Science.
Wh.c doing ,n. however. /; + thr.r iu,.n
lion To make lur:r course apPr nXImiat" I" {;
Biennial on, hy -H:ng raHic"iar attrur il
- ..iiar.ui 'uhi.-cis uE s,t~rHa'e year; amd
,',rtrsr 1.,,. fu~.ttt-r .r-~ .rn The 'ali4ygiUsr
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-01-20
GGicntiht 1mcritnu.
pGS SSPECTUS.
Volume dteen heginS Sept. II, 1858,

Mechanics, Lnrcn'ars, Manufacturers. and
Farmers.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-01-20

Oct. 7lh, Is52-ti.
, 1859-04-08
'WISE0XSIE ELECTION

4 1n1hhAU. lH.F@
81 LGQt .-.4.........+......... e...1
Chicago 49,. 6,G.s
, 1859-04-08
The DIs.utk tkt Abandoned.


There hiss been annually held, for some years
rast, Convention Of Sonihcrn politicians, un-
der the disguise Of consulting abont the coni
rnerciul interests Of tie South and especially Ut
opening direct trade with Europe. That thin
disguise is now entirely thrown off. In the call
lately issued for i meeting Ut Eicksburg on the
9Th of May next. uutling whatever is said ubout
trade, commerce, internal improvements, Or
any such matters. The questions that eqn,e VII
nuaily bcforc thu Convention are referred to in
this call essential, not to the productive pros
pcrity Of tlle Southern States. but 10 their 81
curitv and reruse." ii is thus openly admitted
that the only question nt,nnt which the atten-
IHnts upon this nnhual Southern Convention
really feel ans interest," il the Slavery question.
nna That the ,,uiy trade whic., they care ,n4c}.
nbout is tilr slavrtrade. In fact, ut the last Two
meetings Of this Convention, the sui jcct which
seemed To excite The chief interest was the rcvi-
yaI Of the African slafc-trade. The revival Of
that trade forms, however, BY no means the
chief object If these cnnyentouiats. What they
rrally aim at is tbr diss"latiqn Of the tnion.
That object lla, became ~ apparent thnt the
meetings hare ccAsed to br attended, except By
those whn besng to the e1,rtmc uulliiication
and disunion sclno!. Such being the notorious
objcct Of this Convention, it is worth noticing
that If The tive nalits signed t" the call three
nrc frun the Stairs nf Louiaiunu. Fhtrida und
Tcxas, uli formed Out Ut territory acquired by
treaty nr purchase, aud sone Of wi,osc politica!
leaders seem inclined to play the part Of the vi
per, and to sting, 10 the extent of their ability,
the bosom into which tl.osc States we're III beu-
evidently admitted, and in which the. have beer
warmed intu political existence If such be al
the thanks We ;,rt tium tE'cse additions tn o'sl
Territory. setslcdtoo, in great measure, By peo
pie IF our uwn stock. the encouragement doe:
NOT seem to be great 10 60 on AilucxlnE Cuba
Mexico and Central America. II will be till,
enough for the uuifsing STATES. when they salal
have established their Southern Republic, T." r.
these addi,ious 10 il nj tlseir own co... aud *
prnse, without allowing thru' +" put tie burdcl
VI the acquisition ulnn our shoulders.
, 1859-04-08

The result Of TUESDAYS judicial election III
Wisconsin cannot ret bo accurately stated in
figures; bu. enough is known to warrant tic
belief that PAYNE, Republican, candidate toE
.1usticc ot the Supreme Court, has beaten
1ynde. his Douglas opponent ly G.ooo to
10000 majority. THUS have the peo~
pie Of that State again pronounced
against tie ccntra1izinS and unconsti-
tutioaal assumptions Of the Federal ST.
',retue Court. THUS have they declared their
determination TO maintain the old doctrines Of
States Rights. upon which the integrity Of ouz
Democratic Republican form Of government,
and the vitality If i'll our institutions depend.
The vo1e large and decisive as it is, docs not
fully come up to the real sentiment Of the
State. In liz contest, 4 dozen distractiug per
sonal and Irrelevant issues were mixed up
which lesscncd the Republican strength. bu
the victory, though mt US overwhelming as VI
Ilad a right to expect is sufficiently indicative
of tie verdict Of Wisconsin whenever Acr III
dependence is called in question:
, 1859-04-08

ITO RENT--Thc five story Brick
Store No. l97 Lake street. Possession Eren On the
lit Of May. Apply ): Rnon No. DeaoEn Block. oppo-
s!te the post tf3ce. J. g. RICE apo Ink
, 1859-04-08

Rev G. F. NorEs, late Minister Of the Enlta~
rian Socicty in this city, is in New York for thc
purpose Of establishing, on plan long since
ma.urcl, Free Church, entirely separate from
nuy scctarian organization. lie will commence
his preliminary labors at Hope Chapel, Broad
way, tn Sunday. We sllu1l BE- glad to hear OF
his success; because, how much socyer men may
differ as to the doctrines Which lie maintains,
ul1 who know Mr. NoYEs admit Ills zeal and in
dustrv in behalf Of all good works.
, 1859-04-08
The Improvement Of South Clark
Street,


4 meeting Of tlc property holders IN South
Clark street, between Madison and Twelfth,
was held in the Council chamber last evening,
To decide npon the style Of paving, and con-
slider the proposals for the work now bciore the
Common Council.
Cyrus Bentley, Esq, was called to the Chair,
and u. 3. Clancy elected Secretary.
Vim. Jones. Esq, offered resolution that the
Council be requested to LET the contract for the
Nicholson pavement.
y. Witkowskr, Esl., offered amendment
limiting the price to be paid. prr lincar foot
Geo. A. Mcech, Esq, moved to amend by
xuhstitutin. the worls block stone" in place
Of the word " Nicholson"
The amendments were discussed at some
some length, and subsequently Withdrawn.
The vote WAS then taken OH Mr.. Jones' resp
luton. each person casting one vote. and it was
decided in the negative.
C. Il. Abbott. Esq, then moved that on all
subsequent motions or resolutions the number
of feet owned or represented should be the basis
Of tue vote instead Of the number Of persons
voting. Carried.
4 motion Ia adjourn was then made and lost
=, ~ i a.. ., / .
Mr.. MORRISON then nn'eo Tint The Connc" DC
requested to let the eontract for puviug with
block stone.
+. ingalls,, Esq, offered the following suhst''
lute:
R<@Q'<d, Thai the Common Council be r.
cstca 10 's. ,hf t,e e1n'taes @ '"r rasHinS ;eou'
ns ,,ay hc asked far by the minority Of the pro.
prrty represented on such street.
The vote was then taken on thc Substitute
u,,a it was decided in the affirmative US follows
Ayes, a,"75! feet; noes. s.s"7 feet.
E. Ingalls,. Esq, then offered the following
resolution. which was unanimously adopted:
R<solrtd, That the Common Council be re
qaested IN letting any contract 1"r 1ne Psss,nl
th r -, ;,t tho e.reet ;n e. f,or, r ths;r 1o,s
such rate per square yard as is rcccecd By an,
, 1859-04-08

Ea{fQfe Ff1dB 1HbuGe!
In YOUR paper Of this morning NC notice, In
reference to the fire on our premises, commu-
nicutiou from, Messrs. Lester L Co.. in which
they state, in relation to The cold air boz con.
uccted with our furnace as, follows;
"This box wus connected with tue furnace In
M improper manner. being placed too nexr the
iron bottom, and almost III contact Herewith /;
. this was donc without our knowledge and WAS
an impcrfrction ID the setting"
Now, in justice TO ourselves, and to asoid the
above being .nisconstrued, We beg to state thtf
the. whole furnacc uatter WIS PLACID IN the
1bsolu.e charge Of The Messrs.- Lester, our only
instructions 70 them being 10 make tho ,fhols
work &afe against fisc beyond u contingency
The cold air box was put 10 BY their own work
men and under their entire supervision.
: jxwkz7 4 Bur1kR, Is L&ke-st. :
, 1859-04-08

ITO RENT CHEAP.-Lumber
Yard near eer.er of Polk Aad Beach stfecs central
toaa R1oa tpot& & 1io t 20 ~ 2s 2ss y -" 'ee9 aeep
A.u Li1,bes laol II the foot of Canal "a Lumber s.
.5o fxt fsous, With Plaaktd aey per 3e II Ihe
low price Of $50 per yeaF.
Ai.o Boef of Steis. md DxtnusA corner of Wss Aaa
,rul Nn1 st,eet Including suite cf rooul5 Ett for
LIZ toa.,.nx hnuse " h.sel. Apply to r. n1 y II
W7iIAMs one duor West Of Wena t1srei RrdFe Srath
Srnirr strrrt uh31-15.6f
, 1859-04-08

DRonSEp.-Daniel Stewart. j wellknown and
highly respected farmer. lising near Marengo,
IN the Galena road, WIS drowned few eve
nings since, By walking into the kishwaukce
River while On his way from the village to his
house. 1t is supposed that Lc walked from tho
bridge owing to the darkness Of tue night.
, 1859-04-08

(NREAT WESTERN BAND
~ This A1d il newly ors1ni1e,! anil prepared to sT
NH The .s~: t .:,,'t all tsca-ln+ A;rly tr I'D
u.fst. NJ. Isl Like st1rsi. I'll. KDMASCA
All 1WX II LIZ GEElt ME.txEn Rarh.
, 1859-04-08

tE- See advertisement Of Dr.. Sanford 8
Liver Invigorater, in another column.
, 1859-04-08

St. Lor1s EEEc7loS.-The official vote for
Mayor, at St. Louis, is as follows: Filley, IRE
puLiican) s,aa.; Bogy, Deulocrat) ;,aGi; Ny
MN, {Americanl 3,Gs5,
, 1859-04-08

~ Only few small cases adorned the lo-
lice Court docket yesterday. The usual allow
ance Of drunken and disorderly cases. Only
thesc and nothing more.
, 1859-04-08
39rtss l. Trihttttt,
THE EREPCBLICAK TRIANGLE.

THE REPUBLICAN TRIANGLE.
Cinucinati, St Louis aud Chicago consti-
1utc the Republican triangle Of tile West.
From these centres Of commerce and industry
the grand principles Of the Declaration Of Indc-
pendcnce radiate to an empire Of freemen.
Once the strousholds Of the pro-slavcry De-
nocracy; they huye become the nurseries Of
freedom, counting their n,ajorltics by thou
sands. The Republican rotc Of the three cities
at their late municipal elections and their tot:l
vote were as follows:
Republican vote. Total votr.
Einclnuati. ........,,........,.l0a1 19,sA
81 Louls ouls..,+...,,..,.,........s s.e.7 l..ets
thiksacu -..-......,......... .., HE,1 l@,..l
, 1859-04-08

e The Grover i Baker Sewing Machine
Company hare just added to their new and in.
comparable Sewing. Machines, an Improved
Hcnlner, which renders their Machines in every
nartfenlnr Nfronallad
, 1859-04-08

PEon,A.-The Republicans have again carried
peoria-e]ecting five ont Of seven Supervisors
This is the second time The Douglnstes harr
been whipped in that city since LAST full.
, 1859-04-08

81 large party Of Pixies peak-crs left the
Burlington depot yesterday for the gold regions,
with wives and little ones, pots, pans, cradles.
etc. Efc.
, 1859-04-08

"a John Scotchn,cr. skillful mechanic, aud
particularly skilled in I'LL that pertains to the
repair Of presses, muchinery, 6c,, has located
himself in Cooley. Farwcll l. Co.'S marble
block on Naba>l, Avenue
CooEEnr.-0ur postmaster fsaac is - out uud
nficr" Little Dug in yesterdays NrnaId, with
batch Of 'afljdavys" i'll defense Of lilnse1!
against nug's attack On him, Nsaac,) in the Er-
ecutiyc Session of the Scnute. Isaac expresses
himself amazed at Little Dug. That's too good
, 1859-04-08
TRUSTEES SALE.-W here
Il N..-ta.A. IL. Il

TRUSTEES SALE.-W here
l. Aaxmson y. Newklsk and Lucy ". h', wifi. Paul
Cornell and Aeieu G, hs vita a.d Hae.n T. HppxsnA md
4aah ~ MS Wit. Of Cook county IN The sata Uf 1aeda
aade aod executed cetatn died nf rnEt so hs 9nieE
signed Geore Watson. bearing date The eighteenth dsy of
NuFtubse A. u. 18a8 10 the Payments OF ITO eer.
t1Ia ptousotS nates n ai dea1 meatl*ned wAeh seed
Of et recorded the oee IT tht R<ccEt-F Of Dttsn
1nd uf Cook county mi A&e Of 11spAA 1n eooE ~ of
kt IL upon the premises heteinattRf described
An vhstaa der hss bse aAde 10 the payment or zach
of aid pr4IpIssosy Ia sid de utnLonsoEs q aid
notes fa Is s1 three thousand and cTen doa ~ I'd
Auxu as33 L. o. l5a payaas 70 the order of ta E4.-
ae, ~ onhs ater date thereof tfGned ~ tso ll L. h.
Nevktk ;the othar Of ad proeasn7 hntta datsd
81 ES{esnh T. D. 15- foe the sn of four hundred md
Hxty.nn doas md twenty crol+ Srsd ~ sid A.
r NtTkyk pAsanie IA ths nsder sf ~mset. fUeanlns
szId byextk} thre4 months aftsr date thersof snd
Asnattoa nAxtnx made = for to als At The pEu
II "a zeroot of sseh daaun Now, therefpfr. Hklee ii
h9ehv e that BY virtue Of Tho power Of ,Ae Ia eald
d.. 4 tJnK co4kaEne sha 4nud1v. ia e+shtesnta
dsY a. 4nFU L. D. lSa II O'Clock u lh4 for a 1t Ii
axta dopr o he haaase In tAs e3ty Of Chcaxo tour
Of Cook md Stats Of unoA sell pehlA z,eo 70, TIA
AeA1e hdn r easA the ollo~ri tsvrnsea 4t..siet IN
Hyde Paxk epuptY < Cook md atsts II uHntAA to+wH
6ts s1t.en 40, sersnteen N. 'tvensy {: ast
tseukyfeuz ~. Mock MktAAn {iaA aceosHnx 70 pa
sza %eps.' II se4sssVssaa Il u ,ss3 4. ,; ss.--
Aik, PN; 0otaen ind NA1a 4, Ho0st.A o. lss1 *
%n.e..A or 114ns p ~ e 1lc PM@@
ohkaxa Aqnl 1h, 1xa, spss'1S ~
, 1859-04-08

t3T See advertisement of - Banker" in an-
ther column. The attraction for family ,ncn is
strong one.
, 1859-04-08

Tue Centennial ANNIVERSARY or HANDEL 5
D1Aru-The Chicago Musical Union have made
arrangements to celebrate the Centennial Ami
vessrry Of uandel's death, next Wednesday, in
i manner becoming the occasion Of the memory
of the great composer.
In the afternoon, Rev. Noah Hunt Schenek
of tlis city, will deliver an Grafton ut Metro
politan Hall, upon the life and genius of Han'
del.
In tho evening, the Union, will give HandeTs
master pieee, "The Messiah = with 4 most ez
cetlent cast.
, 1859-04-08

Tor S4ALE-A delightful Country
l. Sat in the rity cf Es:n. ILL., The 1T T. beautifully
situated. will PLANTED with rhpce hoxt1, f1n ami shade
trcea and coniAS II acres; Nw minutes walk Hn. the
academy. chrhes a.4d aepot The hsr:"c Of hre
neny planned II rtr. twzs tlt iyrar agn # best
1elalz with outhus. good w4es md ei,iern. fonn4
taiiau by rAlrsA4 st cents. HEES, pENMAN Co..
ap3 c11S3t 45 LlAllIr ytF,rt.
, 1859-04-08

ITO BARBERS-A good Journey
i man 1aster vants1 to 70 70 t6< country Apply i:
thu Drxxs U0u5e IIaE urr=stEk saloon ap5 eel 81
, 1859-04-08

- Now is the time when the spring and
summer months approaching, suggest grave
questions Of domestic. parental and educational
economy. Whit Is to be done with Mary and
Jane aud >boistcreus. DebpJ for. the summer
months. Arord Of advice. Send them to Lake
Forest. Sec advertisement. -.
, 1859-04-08
THE CITY

q We would call the attention Of parents
10 the advertisement sf the Hyde Park Scmlna-
n, in our cu!nnns to-day.
, 1859-04-08

E The 0gontz, in last evening, from Green
Bay, reports ice blue, firm and solid at ''Death's
Door" Our lower luke out-oficc ncishbors
may send to Lake Michigan yet for their spplies
, 1859-04-08

:TO RENT-West Chicago Cot
tass Nos. IS and 14i Madison stirred, corner Of
Cr.pn-- Rt1.t~ s13 pe1 month
(otiage oa { Mon stFext. Of The above. ~.
iiosAc Hoose on Enloa PHI, with Hoose I'D
StahIr. Keut &s.n- .,
tine ih,n three years Gaiden Ca,aee House Bsla and
Siah!t Would like u eeu Furnstufe. Kent. eA0:
and { MON s11,et. 44-a, FER foot per yeaI.
AXIS ftt rrar Of the Gst entioned lot On mon street
&3I4 pez foot pez yeAr .
I7,seLot corner Pauline mo Park a5eace En122 r. Ps;k
Of b. DICK LIS Ctark street, co1ces AA11son- apa
, 1859-04-08

.teom Snnrs trn)r
7'~"'' ~
II. L. thASE r.; q PRO-,
tardg", aprn - 'S"'' Nv "es' AaAe-s''
~.. .x,o.,a.. - t,,a xsna*centh
Tcntmrx Scy. Rank Lock Without
ns,y kcy or Kcyllole.
Editors I'rrss anI Tei.,une:
Nv .,tcpt;on l,,s trcn cal1.d IN 1n nrt;cle IN.
,.,:. -
DIR The aooTe caption, when appeared !" your
ssGc of the 18th ult and as it is liable to mis-
lead such nf rnur readers ~ are not familiar
with the progress "f the Mechanic arts IN their
relation to that asstdtratHm for all who have
r,,,h,,.. N protcct Hu-uytr pyoof [o,E,.
.n al
oee iea'e ~ oecuIe s1'a'A spAec ~ s'"1 WI.
unns TO explain >oF1e points which ore o'nltfcd
| IN the article to which | refer.
r,,. ,,,,;,,, ,.o,,,a ,,,+,r,,,,- y, J,,rr,
"' ."Ae'e eN.. ",4'~A "
ir1m tue arflc'e III question: W thosc uhac-
quainteI with the subject, is that the luck thus
,t.x.,,,5 -. ,x;t1,out lrv ,,r l,-h,le IL ~, e,,
'., ...::'l..a ~.
uFel! ne" 1h'ent'on' a'o esea' au'a'lee o'
| anything before presented to the public.
| Bu, such il ia, syo,, being the case.
| .t,o,,t f,n-ta..n xo,,a .ro Dr. 1s,,am no,x If
&1oo1 '"'' ,.,s,,
New Britain, It.. iascnteda BANKERS Lock ha'-
ius neither key or keyhote, aud without letter
| ;,J.1 ~;tt-,,,>;,. ,ner.,ed by :, knob or handle
-. go, a., af.,,a .,u. .,,o ,,,,,,,or
pIclee"S h"ni t"c iHee ~ III" o''"4' '''e A'''''
of turns given to this knob at three different po-
x;,;o,,: ,,rinr r,,,r,nhrrrb liz ,h. ,nsratur. md
49,:
tue sal'e "'''losfs' anu 'n'se o',, 'e''iiss 'ne
optn tt~Wr, which should tl4row tue bolt. Il
n,,.nt xa. talsn nil. f,r ,,;s ;Dycnt;nn. bus uu.
r...1., -. - :.o.,,;,z,. ,,,o.. :, ,,.,,, tan
of'"i'a'e'' 4o' "s iee"n'4'' "~s ~
far in advance of the age, and insecure keEhote
| locks still obtained the preferences.
LIS ,a,r j, ros;acncc of somc yc,rs in
r. 49, ,-.e,.s =,
Europe anu an examination u LUZ ~ !iHs ~ u>s
l there as "cit rs nere, 1T. 1Slah,' s'ni oe1cF1uk
shat ms lFlnc'ple WAS Tue Only correct ohe.
brought out uno'hcr lock, dispensing chtl1clx
| with thu use OF springs, which, experience hau
taught him were always unrc'iabe' aaa ci,'
hodylng. with many additions, all tne aes'raoic
4 textures ot his former lnFe!lffon' us lock has
been extensively adopted ~ oanss ana oal'
kers. und proved " actual 1est 10 shs3alh ever!
clam made fsT H..
a DESCRIPTION oi II VIII no oouot pe lntercS''
ing TO many Of yonf renders.
The Interior OF the iock presents 1o VIE" o5'es
two sets Vi gear wheels \nse Ill each sc1}' ofe
rating on each other with an unfail'11:- accuracy
which no force thht can be applied can overcome
| In each one Of one Of the sctts Of gear wheel:
above mentioned, il s!at or opening through
which thu bolt mnst pass to hc thrown back
and this can only be effected When the Stats ar'
brought together in one position behind ~
bolt, and as, III locking these openings arc dis
$ | tributed and nade to assume any OF the htteet
millions Of t}c relative positions which they ar
capable of assuming, and Us there Is no Sfor
, 1859-04-08

TO RENT A large basement
bowling sliaun M. 10 RanAdlya st.re.. A3sr, sty-
erai verr eac rdie+- Apply to ROGERS i TAYLOR No.
I'M II 1,,ittph.xf fn III, stairs. all
, 1859-04-08

The Republicans hare swept Rhode 1slsnd-
Tie-Democracy seem to be no where: In the
first Congressional District two Republicans,
Robinson md Davis. receired 5,3o9 votes to
l.532 for Arnold Democrat. III the Second
district Brayton. Republican received more
thnn four~fifth Of ul1 the yotes cAsE
, 1859-04-08

~ Drake, at the fremont, has received 4
sample Of gold from Pixies Peak, from former
attache Of the housc. The sender reports dig
gings Of the finest lind-and unfortunately no
t,thrr
, 1859-04-08

]. Acc. WR1Gur-,Sr Your lengthy, windy
communication Of slander aud nbuse, recently
in the newspapers, will be answered in the Daily
Time* Of Sunday and Monday next, showing
the whole to be entirely false and without foun-
da,iou. ". 3. LouSsBuRr.
, 1859-04-08
i, Mem Embellishments.

&c HSlKIrEN. j Lirr'.isis3 -tqtat, Is Dsas5~A n.
/. a1ori=ed T., rer-r- -i!fet;.e.s jor fais +f a lie
Leading Fape7v etshe tSo,t-1Fla ;al ts9+!y
, 1859-04-08
LOCAL MATTERS.

~ MERCHANT TAILORING is done up III bet
ter style. and ut lower prices. at Happens, than
ut any other place in town. Try it and see.
, 1859-04-08

II The State street Horse Railroad ycster-
dny reached Tan Buren, street, with the trnck,
the repairing squad pressing on us rapidly Us
possible but two or more blocks in the rear,
The cars will commence running on Monday
next. We trust the Company will put down
double tracks at once. 1t must be done anc
now better than ever, as the best economy
, 1859-04-08

.-iE i valuable wolf robe, supposed to have
been stolen, remaius for Identification at Pin
kcrton's Police Office, cer,.er Of Washington
und Dcurborn streets.
, 1859-04-08

ExcHASGE.-W'e will buy drafts, bills, eertif
Gates Of deposits Oh Eastern States, St. Louis,
md Cincinnati, l.. E. ALEXANDER i Co.
straat
, 1859-04-08

NORTH'S THE A T r E

@ORTH'S THE 4 T r Z.
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HHAle35 Nlr1Kef. ...-A1 !. A-4ANAAoA~
MDNplY EVENING. APRIL llTH, 15;2.
CODPEKS t'eltbrated English O7ess Tsnupe. comprising
fOt tRTEEN DISTINGUISHED ARTISTS.
Tie young and accomplished
ANNIE NILNER. Pr.na Donna.
MtU e. Cocpef.........se Solo ylo1ia,t and Conductor
AF. AIuEl1n ...'..t. @N4A-'~
Mr. Ayrsl.5 Cook, Mr. Bstakhou.es Bowler, Ar. HI.
lolphsuE, Ar Setat1ky, Mis- II. P3yue. Mrs. t. 7.
9n,.h MIS- J. Juu.s, Aeasrs Hurley Burns Wilans and
The management t48es Grrat pleasure III announcing %
,he public that rnaxagcment BIS been entered Into With
Mr. IL e. COPPER. n inauxuFase under h!4 Immediate
d,rt.sna. the spring seasAn with heftes
GRAND ENGLISH OPERAS,
Enb..inx n tbe!r representation The NOT est.ao.dn.2
constellation OF musical tclenE1tles t& haee eses aPpe
in English otera In this city. :.
In order to eive full tdtxt to each opera the principals
~H te ably Supported ~ .er'ed arsts IL The seend
and n.inot paris well - by IN enurr Orchestra aac
thrfus.
ltxcIs ur Chafss ) cents rerrst
throughout the entire evening. Fist TkF and paqueue
- csnt43 Family t1rtlt - teni. .
0tchestra thairs may e ,c.lEcl Il ME. Goo!dA Musk
Stuse and Il The h! uoust, on satursy morning.
, 1859-04-08

Mosr MELANCHOLY Acc1pkSr-MAS KILLED
Br TIE CAns.-Yestcrday morning On South
Clark street near the freight depots. man
named Joseph Smith was run over by H. S. R,
R. Engine mo. 81" md Instantly killed The
locomotive was backing down just rs be stepped
suddenly upon tho truck. Deceased WIS al
Englishman By birth, unmarried, md resided or
Harmon Court near State street. His remain:
were identified By his sister. Coroner Jane:
held an inquest resulting in verdict Of "acci
/ dental DEATH"
, 1859-04-08

ITO RENT OR FOR S.ALE-The
L brick dwelling 10. 145 Cas- strct Appg at q His
, 1859-04-08
13oar1i1lg.

DOARD.-Two Rooms to Let, TO-
;.tb,r or .en,,sta III boUet, to kActlAusa 4nd
1ffe of ESxs xseaen, b Eosu nnalfy rs.sonahIs
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