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Chicago SABBATH ScHooL CS1oS-A rrelimi.
nary meeting Of the friends OF the Sabbath
School enterprise, occurred at the room of the
Young Mems Christian Association, on Tuesday
evening, april 18th. c. Rcntlcy was. called to
the Chair; Geo. ". Perkins appointed Sccrcta-
n. Prayer WAS offered by ReT II. Dickinson.
On motion Of Mr.. Gurncy, permanent oreani-
zation vas resolved upon. The following com
1nttces were appointed: On Constitution
Messrs Gnilford;7 Plumsted, Farwcll, Warner,
Parsons, Dillingham; and Stewart.
Remarks were made by Mcssrs. Brown, Cur
ney, Vincent, Dickinson, Ward, Gailfort, Tom
linson, Burch aud Others, when the first named
committee reported Constitution for the CHI
cago Sabbath School Union, which, after some
brief discussion and slight alteration, w:s unan-
imouslv adopted:
The Committee on Nominations rcported !:
For President, l. Il. Burch; Secretary, r. N.
Guilfora; Executive Committee, E. S Warner,
L. Bridges, 3. Vincent, J. B. Stilson md J. A.
Parsons.
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HENRY ROWLAND,
JOHN '. ftE.W ELL,
II. y. I'ENFIt.l.u.
u. +. NINt'ENT.
!, ". STANLEY.

The undersigned e:ti1c,!S. fcuy sympathl;ng wit" the 'h
fcSt II IL. lll:cs in thr delivery IT .tE.r upon c teic
;Ir,! i. I'll. III request w"! heartily join with tc
Young Mems CLI;.1ian Association IN uTin tkclr tajS
u;".. y..,s1 s:...rtr. Az. 'l't h' liz; thr pa'c will
rr.}"ia p1; i:ciy ,nr lr:e f'F ii ;aIi"t:
l.. s}v!,.,a,1 t,r7r.n Int. r. ). M:,aw"r;h l. Il.
!at:fir!. William, i. Il. i":i William H. i!uwI.
.s,: H. sawyer. II. \. svrlyr. +. E.tha...;:. T. =
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J.v. FAnvE1L, E-Q.-pa~ SIR :-Yours "f tlc 18th Int
cfrl sing request II The Young Msna r,4n ts=,~ia
tn, s.:, iy :t!er it;4t,s THU -luu!I lcttu1c vt.E.
them rkrre a!it1 nut his lhr"s,y." Is +. t'zt Inc
StmI,a.hx:nE fully Ii, tie elrts # the Association, aud
c-pct!y IL tlir 1scernt rtt,t nure4 Your rAy. it
xiyc. 1r pltacto sa tlit Il will suit cusenietce I"
IL with erh vtelu If liz, ;irst week III My
-t:. ,!r. s-.a!e. Yours respectfully.
Eya..-:ul A;,sil Il, f:,l. L.. Fos7EE.
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HCrG1ARr ON NORTH CLARK STREEr.-Wc
learn that on Tuesday night, the clothing store
Ut Mr. Nash. on North Clark near kinzie street,
was entered by breaking pane Of glass, and
about *3n worth Of furnishing gootls taken.
Tue ORA7oE1o.-The sale Of reserved seats !or
tile Oratoro Of the Messiah tomorrow evening.
begins ut . 4. u. to-day, at Koot x Cady's music
store, Lar,non block .trush may be expected.
Mrs. Long and Mr. Adams will reach this city
this afternoon.
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txcan:'tet Real E<t1fr, il ~. ..~trat
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

tAt'A'' I'll AAttHo.-. ~ 1871
Fcsrntlli* li"noE t!e May,H and Aldermen Long, liar
rs, Ward, Ian Won Horn. Wenct. A,u! Wright tatpci
te:. Huck and Enzcn.acher
tl ihtn" Alderman Ward tie reading nf t!c n.eu1rs
n v I:ut- tlxr u ls Last E4tdti!g 1trr7rd till
meeting.
THE '"M;t''Ars is'n ,:tsttttl r following. Which
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w -ANTED.-.\ Farm with iIoas..
aH.a - Ie Improvements n txch.I.. far :. f1t
l.!''i"r r-,7-.::. With w.lI.: fo.t !. Ll.s H.. H.:
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cd Of procedure than tia, upon which llr Acted,
the next jury may extend the time II week, Il
month, a year, or indefinitely. Is it tile seutl
mcnt Of the country that he whose marriage
bed is dishonored is at any time thereafter en-
titled to t!,c life Of thr seduccr who has
brought linn TO sl.au.r? We take il. that In
community is yet prepared for Il statute based
on m idea like that; yet few more Sicklcs
trials. and that will be the law If the land
We hare no fault to find Will, the verdict
It is what the country was prepared for and
expected; and what thousands Of men. if
SlckIes' antecedcn,s wcrc not a l:lr ,o I'LL SYM
pathy with him will earnestly defend. But
we suggest that tue inviolability Of Law would
have been better vindic:,tcd. had he l'cen
found guilty: lie would then have been cn-
titled TO- and doubtless would have received,
Executive clcn,cnry. 1t the same time, other
men placed in situations analogous to his.
would have been warned. tl4at human life,
oxen for the cause that S!rklrs killed Key, is
not to be lightly taken.
Terrible Steamer Explosion ON tile
Lower ias1ppf-~-Seycnty.tlve
Lives Lost.
The steamer st. Nicholas, which LEI. St. Louis
on the :lst, with large nnrabcr Of passengers,
exploded her boiler on Sunday Ut 10 o'clock,
when near st. Francis Island, ninety miles be-
low Island No. -, killing, it is supposed seven
ty-tivc persons and scalding uud burning many
others.
Among the killed are Captain Oliver II. Nc
Mullen. Of St. Louis, Mrs Ben. Y. CLINE, u Miss
Dominican. Mrs Mcknight Of ST. Louis, and a
Mr.. Faulkner, Of NcGregors Landing. Iowa
Among the badly sc4ldcd We fud the names Of
Q. II. REYNOLDS Of Sioux City, Iowa, and u,
Copps Of Pennington, I'll.
The St. Nicholas was an old boat, although
supposed to be safe. Full particulars Of the
disastcr will be given us soon ns obtained.
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TO kENT-O:fltes anil Steering
- EuEsnE tAr ~ce'r s :h.n *oers .: NJ. II >...a
'!As@ .:7ert. THOMAS L0Nf:i.,:AN. .;-:43
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w ANTED-.t trw Dav Eoartler
~ .t"l Ws.t Nash'rgr.u .t.-t
- ss:'s .3''a b4f;' IL l-1e At .ti Wet Na.hnet5
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GrASAsr1C.-Nc halt Is public advantage
every accession tu the list Of Eymnastic ins:itu'
tions aad assncia:ions Of our city. The Base
Ball Clubs arc growing in favor, and justly, for
no marlirr sport can there be. The E1fisior
Club are now holding their regular meetings.
1 new Clab, the -1flaAttt', has just been nrsan-
izcl.
Tie boat clubs will doubtless soon be out with
their light crafts and already the sail boats On
days rropitious asrceaby diversity with their
white sails the inner basin. 4 few, more at'vtn-
tureus. standing boldly out into thc lake. The
season for ont Of door recreatons and exercises
is inviting activity i'll all these directions indi-
catru
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On My!-Trank Leslie this week ito be had
Of all the newsmcni gives 4 view Of the Chicago
River eastward from Wells street bridge, aud
calls it the Illinois and Michigan Canal. So ii il
the mouth Of tile st. Lawrence, just as much.
Il = unlr a rl.ustinl If List:1lc, dear EIAnk.
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]ished the precedent by which all jur;cs here
after may he governed, men who arc addicted
to the illegal indul=cnces f,r with Key died.
:tro at any time III the mercy If th,'se whom
they wrong. Tie law used t" lc. that the
husband who killed the sc,lilgpr ii lis wife IN
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-; ::-'- JAMES l.. nALLinA.
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The UynE P.EK SwAsu-Cr.-Supt. McArthur.
Of the ILL., Cent. Il. H., in reference to the late
smasll-up between the Hyde PARK train and Il
Mich. Cent. traia, desires lis I" say that tac
HYDE Park tram was - OIL the proper track and
On its time, according to the rules and rc=ula-
tons governing this part Of the road, and all
tlr necessary precautions were taken l'y the
ncn il, Charge Of switches"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-07
NOR SALE UnINCUMBgEED' REAL
II H.Sna rrLIE GITX OF RICII NlNn--

nor SALE UAIECUMB8EED REAL
/ ESTATE. In THE CITY OF RICHMOND-
Having got the privilege frem the Mayor aud City
Council OF Baltimore. TO convert my warehouse,
the cor. of Buren, and Fails streets into Soap and
Candle manG factory. and parposing 70 remove tic
Baltimore tGe ensGng SPRING Ii oW otter at private
sale the following Real Estate. VIZ:
lst My Dwelling House eD d3yo street, vita or
without she a5joinjog Flower Gas den lot. The hone
is 80 fee. fryn, 4S feet deep, three stories HIGH
with it, all necessary ous bnildines servants apart
IneBts, stable, carriage house, DC. 1be whole lot
runs back from Mayo street 2S feet, So feet front
Tie Elower Garden ie nearly the same dimension.
Dwelling was buiIt fr Col john hattie rioord, and
occupied by him for several years. Ii is composed
of the very best materials is large spj conan odous
ard improved il the most modern s'yies-by them
troducnon o! gas water nStufeS, COG KING range &c
ID. LOT on Val street iu rear OF the above. 50
f. ct 'front.' r'uning buck if0 feet more or less his
,uciuaes q fruit and vegetable gal den
Sd. Smith and Carriage chop OF franklin street.
IS feet front, running back % seet This is situated
opposite my SLap aud Cdndie tactoT5 and Has tate
iy ocCue iel by Does Il Brother.
ith 4 lot on Fairfield street pear eth, close By
sir Bru0es Soap Factory &c teet trout running back
l32 ie.f, or less, co Eheh there - good two
story brick building. lately fitted rp for Melting
House or sosp factory. IT is capable Of nanItac
turing 50 G'n les per uIcuth, aud offer5 coed ~
portnuity 70, y map of small capital.
res Two uew Bri0S buidibGs on franklin street,
IN front Of ing factory feet trent, 81 stories high
with stores granite fronts and state roof Turping
ba.k 80 feet more or less.
9th. / also offer my Soap and Candle Factory
three stories high with boilers rusc binery and the
necessary utensils. Tor the trade. This factory "a
capable ct manufacturing 9o4n los soap per week,
end al equal weight Ct rouid Candies in th scaFOD.
have carried on the business with some SUCCESS
fe el-ts EDW'D ECADAM
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-07
Nearly ogf ffSse 20 eceiIy lllI2s lsckt
MAGNIFICENT SCHEMk;
10 81 DRAWN
EIHR CATflSHAY Ik EERRIl

54S5 prizes. amounting 10 S3DJW
whole Tickets $40: Hsives s.: Quarters u 90
nN- A Circular showing the plan Of the Lotteries
viii be sent to any DESTROYS OF receiving it.
Certificates OF ages will be sold ct tho following
rateg wbichis the risk: ann
Certificate of package of 10 whole tickets, @sS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-07
Ena HorloS' 1859.

- rnesnswnns uuiN1 NukIIl;-N.EW Az
RANGEMENT.-s 81 IMPORTANT Tg IM ; ~,
IERs - THROUGH TICKETS AND TH0tdH
OHECKs-2RsAT NORTHERN ROUTE -esrry'
iug the great United states Mail Twice dAit. Ssan
DAY night excegtedl between Riehmona; h'e Saa
.,ris Wsshington Baltimore, phtladeiphia. New
York. sud ali aa- important points West. 80 wa
Aeluia Greek ard Washington, over the Hichin,tu'
Frederick shurg aud Potomac Railroad. 70 Tue fe.o
mac River - miles, and By splendid AMI con:Ol IA
BILE stesmers, thence 10 Washington nay ,hse n1s ;
in all $50 miles in : hours being cohiE"''"oe" anu
perfectly safe rate Of speed. oo,,,
Hours of departure - A ", and '3o "a.
BAGGAGE under charge Of special AGENTS
Az CHECKED THROUGH ga 10 " ashins'oh'
Baltimore, Philadelphia and New YORK
Throu ch tickets cen be procured at the fo'i'w'nG
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-07
LoTfHNIke.
NTOOD, EDDY g. cos
w aINGLENuNIBEHL OTTEMI Essi
(uukRTEaED ny THE STATE UFaEot6lA1
CAPITAL PRIZE S59.0en
ONLY 4ln

NOTICE TO THE PUBLiU AS the members Of
chr fjru have by way OF purchase, become the own
ers of the grants chartered by the States Of Della
ware, Kentucky. Missouri. and part OF tlloee IN
Georgia a plsr the management Of Messrs gregory
4 Meury Of Wilmington. Delaware, we have deem
ed II oxpedicnt to change the name OF our nrm Ga
aud after January lsJ. lo5g TO that oil WUOD, EDDY
Il CO. who will hereafter have the manager ent OF
tie sparta Academy Lottery. and the others. as
above named.
In all transactions We have endeavorsd 20 condnos
our business with integrity and promptness. and
we can assnfe the public that the patronage hereto
fore bestowed on rs well deserving OF being trans
SWAN CO.
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IOEO STRING TRADE.
CLhRKsON, ANDERSON 4 Co,

Va. los Hria .Sirc-t, Richmond, lrqltia,
Importers ct Ha:dwars. Cutlery. 6uns, Anchor
ted scales. now IN recetp OF their sprIDg stool
rs .ux iisl. E.sroh, iiermau and Hltricau q Gods
10 a'iii, tlay ais the ATT satiop OF such rity M
,a,l;tfv merchants boy for Ash orr4r promptly
at tue -ni Of siz in1utbs. All wtom viii End il 90
their aivantsgeto Examine theiT stock before pur
oha-t8s: III this OF sny other market Is they will
not he under sold te IL
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INSURANCE.
HE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE

THE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE
Z INSURANCE COMPANY
Is THE OLDEST INSTITUTION OF lis KIND
IL THE SrATN
Cha RTERED By TIE LEGISLATURE Or
VIRGINIA IN 1882.
This Company mas unnterruptedly conducted It's
opel atoms 10 the present time on just principles
has paid in losses By Fire ami Sea. mostly to citizens
or hichm2nd, more than ons dHa quarter mHt9a
Qfdotilrs returned to ITS Stock holders reasonable
Kor centa2e Gu their in Yestnent and Is nov doing
prudent business. Increasing its receipts Annually,
and deservediy maintaining Its character for salty
FIRE INSURANCE
Gran ted almost every kind Of property IN Cities
Towns and Counties throughout tbs State and ed
joining states. on AS low terms as by otner good
MAgINE INSURANCE
MAIDS on Vessels on time, aud Vessels, treghts
and Cargoes by tho vOyage TO all paris OF the world,
at lair mt Rites OF premium
The GRf.orf+sd Capital at this Company Is $50
tGI but UF Capital is OILY Slu tp, com posed
of shares CT tGiy So eacd, the original Shares OF
Of distribution among cnr cit:zs and its surplus
~ S2j,oV1 OF more. and steadily decreasing.
To avoid the risk OF inSuTi"g heavy amounts 10
any oue locality the Presidont has accepted the
4 Gency OF the
USiTY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, or ION
DON,
Having Capital OF s. 500 n sterling, or $40 10 COO
with which Company large risks are divided, thus
81 )r1ng the amnlest security TO those he insure
Applic iious solicited in person at the Office, No
Isl Man street. or by mail and will reci I've prompt
snd courteous attention
DIRECTORS.
" l. Cowsrdiu, Joseph Allen, Horace l. Kent.
y ilIiafn Palmer Alex K Parker, James 4 lnoes
] Il Wai1worth, William i'eera, Tho7 Samson, Chas
" Purcell. J 70 Z Winston. IL A Claiborne, Patrick
Cuiien Ge3 " smith, T. Winston. Hugh Fry
" /. CowARDIN, President.
WILLIAM WILLS JR Secretary fs i6--im
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RICHMOND. January |. 1859.
THE UNDERSIGNED have this day
4 associated themselves together under the FL no
and sty of JOHNSON L TkUEHEAhT. Tor the
purpose OF conducting General Grocery, Commits
sion and For harding Business. They Lave taken
the large gTaaite trout house ON Cary street for.
merly occupied By JIM. Conrad. second door above
virginia street.
They viii always keep on hand tie best assort
Tucnt of Groceries Liquors, &c. which they will
furnish TO the trade st the lowest prices. BY strict
attention TO business they hope to receive liberal
share Of patronage. j. J. JOHNSON,
Late OF the firm Of Dibreil Johnscn.
BAT. TkUEHEART
ia ITS Late of Denvilie, Va
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sss.s1 80 : -
tn r. fliSp AItU

n r. ~ i ~ IN ..-,---,-es,a
aoarAy Mo8SrNe .,..........'''no.' 80,
FINANCIAL. s>r snnnnkoiA. =. :,
1877 80 II 5000 vss'iHi, e. ~
e>A. &sso9 Go st 49, and sat"
- i. hieher-~state " 81
Nfw fosh IL ~" NJ : So: Southern 80 .'se',: ~ !,
tiss. opio W..Seyu led - Ss WIZ 81 ~ :
as c1sys. ~ ahssace--usiNeu -; 800 a. n,,ms
s sousr closing heavy : whsstay is
49, Lard - etesiy AZ '-;aes"ss'
dali at Tao go ,,s-,. Harvard
III m g. Wheat urcsapged-wm W
lis > rcd tf9a 5 Corn closed stesdy
"a. yalcw scf1as2 fsovittobs eiosta 49,,
as~oa. sides axe. wsissey CLOSED hrin - E''s @'''
Ma ostksss, March --sa,es Of Cotton teti -,
exc s'ss tas market eosieg trm ~ ~ ,,s Ibis
Yn,Sd inas Msiassa, 3a5se. -Four hrm' ~ =, ss,i
- aat s.. Ceta AZ i've. 100 bushes 4. ~. Ma,
Beef scld a. SIS. Cctfe Arm $500 tass .S'e =, e.
IKE fcr sto cctscn freixh's q LNeif'"' ~
CHARLESTON. March tCstton TIE ne, ~ Isr
asy .mornted 70 sS, bates. and Er 10 no.. 70 .E
m ha,es have been soid. ne sfts - = :. a.
smnr,af 10 % go baiss at a. hdNabC :. - p I.
. ass deed mdiiisg Is anote" F" i'tAN'
baoya1, and &c higher
trarsr, Nsrca t.-Ce:tou--sates 81 i've "1ss
eas, na,ss There IL large speculative dtioana ne
rss.sn.. from Interior towns are uansasiy email.
sr..,r M,,ch Gotten has an advancing
,.na.nev sales to-day ri 800 bales. ssies oi the
,reas q IN bales Ric eipts 10. 10 oaWe, skSins
- ,O rates The receipts OF the corresponding wet
fins. vesr Receipts ahead ct last ,esr thus isf NJ
all southern ports, amount 80 eie ~ bales. st.cs
sarcrt ~ '.Tn baits Operations have teon CHECKED
nc ,ts aJsaIr demanded by b;aders Lower quar-
flies have improved most
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DATGgiNG.
y u ttcWfrT-r G. pEn

y 7 Z y u II = EEkJ,
fSncrsss3rs IL Mitchell Hewitt
Having removed from the Ballard House - "uc
stand. IRA iil street f2ut doors ADORE the
ksonGnge Hotel. prepared 70 eseCUta
EAtHTInG Ia its various branches. surh "a House
sad SiGn Painting. Draining aLd MaThlipE # all
kinds, whitening Waits, Gia2ine. &c. Having puf.
cnssed oui entire so4 IF tettalS from the
utsrturers. can ot'4r great Inju ,empnts ta this
public. as tn pre- Cd reatless ct Wora. BEING
both practical wor&men, snd intending 10 devote
sll time to the interest Of the business, soil
riG share 81 the patronage lihtrRli5 bestowed
on the late frm Of Mitchell 4 Hewitt.
fT- Country orders pI"mptiy attended 10
T B HEWITT,
Csp~lrt- EEWITp.
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r. b. COOK, AucTioEEsa AND
Il. COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Respectfully informs his friends and the public gen
orally, that he will contiaue the Auction and Com
Co No 70 Main street, and aatters himself (fro,n
Mis- ex cerence in the busipess that be will be able
TO give satisfaction lie returns his thanks 70 his
friends for the very liberal patronage extended to
dim aud Is determined to meri. continuance OF
the same. II,
He will attend to the sale OF merchandise OF every
description, horses. cattle. &c, &c.
Outdoor ss,es attended TO at the shorfess NORGE
A'u "p'n ''' A'''' EB COOK
Auc.icneer and Commission Merchant,
So,s No 10 Main street.