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Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-18

KANSAS SURVEY FUND-An Atlantic pa
per says:
The Kansas survey fund has been appor-
@ioned for the survey of the New York Indi-
an lands AS soon as the surveys are com
ps,e.ed' half a section will be allowed to each
OF the Indians who NAV have removed there
under The provisions of the treaties Of ls9s
and 1912 After which tbe balance viii he
thrown into the public domain and onened
70 presumption. 1t is one of the most yolua.
bic sections of Kansas Tertiary
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-18
MCGhATH,
McGRATH g. LoTHRoP,
CIR GER =,

a STREET, OPPOSITE THE ST NICHOLAS,
WILL furnish FAMILY GROCERIES
w cheaper-F0R CASH-than ever.
ALSO,
Genuine White Lead, Linseed Oil, Tur-
pentine, Alcohol, Burning Fluid, Polar,
Lard and Sperm Oils, at Wholesale and
Retail, cheap for cash.
Call and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
g Goods delivered in any part Of the city, free Of
charge.
MsTyuyille, May sth, 1859, Lny6 my
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-18
Sperial Nutires.
Notice.

Ifyou wantto smoke something very fine,
Then try John s. Bowman's Genuine.
NEW CORNER TOBACCO AND CIGAR STORE,
lee Cor. I'd and D sts., MarYsYille.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-18

The BOUNDARY CoMMIssIoN.-The Stelli-
COON, wv. IT, Herald, says:
1t is quite probable that the supplies for
the American Boundary Commissioners will
be drawn from some point on the Sound, and
packed across tile mountains to the Okana-
gan country. where they will meet the Com
mission; at least, this plan is proposed by
the military men at headquarters. Captains
Archer and Fletcher, of Fort Simcoe, it is
stated have been ordered with their Compa
MES to take up the line of march for that re
gion, and are expected to reach there about
the lst of June. They take only thirty days
supplies. This Intelligence, if true, is impor
tant. An excellent opportunity will thus be
presented to mining parties WHO wish to
prospect the Weenatehe, as by this plan they
can have the benefit of military protection
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-18
NIasOnfc.

The regular stated meetings of Yuba Lodge No. 80,
+. and A. NJ, are held the first WEDNESDAY Of
each month. CHAS. Rash, w. NJ.
Is. f. SHAKEsPEAR, Se'y. febS-tf
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-18
p. $ ELT Y ,
NOTICE.

TVyHE UNDERSIGNED will apply, at the next Tegu, %
ular session of the Board Of Supervisors Of fuba
county for License to build and keep Toll Road IN
said county, beginning at Union Ranch and running lIs
in a southwesterly direction by Rays hanola' Ci,
'ne"0' " D'"' -''''i' FRANK FAULKNER.
Marysvlle, May 18th, 1852 lny It-ow-
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-18
FOR THE HARVEST OF 1859.
THE BEST COMBINED
REAPER AND MOWER
IN USE,
As endorsed By the United States Aricultural
Society,
MANNY'S PATENT.
WITH WOODS IMPROVEMENT.

WITH WOODS IMPROVEMENT.
1 HAVE now been in the bus ness of manufacturing
n Reapers and Mowers for seven yenrs and my Ma
chine has only been perfected by the most digent and
thorough trial, and oft-repeated experiments and
while do not assume that there are not other ma
chimes worthy the attention of farmers, l do claim
that mine has earned the title of
THE BEST COMBINED REAPER AND MOWER
IN USE,
And IS unsurpassed either a Reaper or Mower and
claim for it the credit and confidence that belongs to
standard article. If any farmer wants a Reaper or
Mower he need not ask of my Machine-WfI Il work.
Is 1t reliable? Is it durableS
My Machine is no new thing or experiment Its
reputation is fixed, established; and no man can 60
amiss in purchasing il for full and complete perfor-
nance for all that claimed for in the harvest field
SPECIAL NOT CE.-TREADwELL & co.
are sole owners Of the Nanny Machine for the State
California, and the Territories of Oregon and Wash
ington, and are fully authorized and empowered to
prosecute all infringenents.
WALTER A. WOOD,
Manufacturer and Proprietor.
CAUFION.-An persons are cautioned against
vending using said Machines in the State or Terri
tories aOre aid, without certificate from the owners
The Machines for the coming harvest are much su-
perior in material and workmanship to any ever be-
fore offered to the public.
Haynes Illinois Heading Machines,
Cut IL feetvery effective in the Harvest Field Sole
agents for above Machines.
~ For sale at our Warehouse.
Corner of California and Battery Streets
S.4N FRANCISCO.
TREADWELL Il co.
BRANCH HOUSE IN MARYSVILLE,
Where all these goods may be- seen. mh6-3n.is
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-18

The past winter has been one Of unusual
severity in Oregon
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-18
GALE AT DETRor.-A late Atlantic pap

GALE AT DETRoIr.-A late Atlanuc paper
has the following:
There was a heavy gale of wind at Detroit
recently. The temporary roof of the tower
of the brick church on Monroe avenue was
carried through the air distance of 100 #.
Begrein, of the Lake Survey, was knocked
down by it in falling and covered by the ru
ms. He was rescued, but so badly injured
that he died that evening. A lady passing
at the time had narrow escape, A frame
building on the corner of the Grand River IL
Chicago roads was blown down. The work
men were, fortunately, absent. Chimneys
were blown down, and the spire of the First
Presbyterian Church was blown out of the
perpendicular, and caused much alarm A
lady, crossing the street with an infant in d
babys wagon, the latter was taken up by
the wind and deposited upside down in the
gutter
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-18
Mistellaneous.
G. ARMSTRONG
PORTER
AND
GENERAL DEALER
IN
BOOTS AND SHOES,
43 ID street, ITarySviIle.
Is receiving and opening this day, another immens
stock of
NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
Am receiving fresh supplies regularly of the most
desirable and newest styles
My stock of Ladies' Goods is unequaled in the coun
try.
Custom-made fine and heavy Calf Dress Boots
Brogans, Congress Caters, Oxford Ties;
Boys and Youths Boots, Mining Boots
Ladies', Misses and Children's Fine CATERS;
Slippers, Ties, Buskins and Bootees;
ENGLISH HUNTING SHOES;
During the coming season, shall be abe to supply
my customers with styles and qualities of goods to be
found in no other house. These Goods are manufac-
tured to order and got mp expressly for this market
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-18

SOME fine specimens of iron and copper ore
were recently brought from Oregon by Mr.
Wallace, late of the firm of Hughes d Wal
lace, San Francisco. The Alta says:
The iron is from a mountain fifteen miles
west of Portland. The ore is rich and abun-
dant. and the iron is soft and malleable. The
copper is from the Calapoogah, in the south
eastern part of the Willamette valley. There
are several pieces of virgin copper in the ore
teAhioited to us. and the mine is said to be
'afge and convenient to navigable water.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-18

The San Francisco Grand Jury. recently
presented indictments against the following
named persons
Peter Riley for an assault with deadly
weapon, with intent to inhict bodily iniury
upon Maria Connolly, on 2Sd April; ~
David Max6eld, for burglary in the pro-
of May;
John McGrath. for grand larceny of sc
English sovereigns from John Fausman, oil
sth May;
Peter Thomson. for grand larceny of Al
English sovereigns from John Fausman, or
9Th May;
Herman Fisher, for petty larceny, by
stealing certain property from G. ]. Arm
strong and Samuel Todd
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-18

JUDGE NJ. P. DEADY has been appointed to
the office of U. S. District Judges.ip for Or
econ.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-18

WM. II. DAILY, ESQ:
Dear sir-Your AROMATIC VALLEY wHIsKEY,'
received, and after careful examin alton, End il to
be pure article entirely free from the aduterating
ingredients so frequently used.
JAMES ] MAPEs Chemist.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-18

STATE AssAYER's OFFICE 30 SOMERSET STREET,
BosroN, MASS, April17th, 1858.
WN. II DAILY, New York
Dear Sir-lhave made Chemical Analysis of your
'AROMATIC VALLEY WHISkEY," and find it
pure, fine Favored Rye Whiskey, containingno iniuri
matter of any kind and recommend 1t as suitable
for medical aud public purposes.
CHARLRs T. JACKSON, NJ. D.,
State Assayer.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-18
Dissolution Notice.

Dissolution Notice.
TTNHE C0-PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing be-
Il tween the undersigned, under the name and style
of f BRUINS CO., is this day dissolved by mutual
consent, P Roth retiring from the firm All parties
indebted to the late firm of f. Bruins & Co. re-
quested to settle their accounts with f. Bruins, who
is alone authorized to settle the same.
F. BRUINS,
p. ROTI.
Slate Range Bar, May 11th 1859. my13-lm+
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-18
Daly's Aromatic Valley WhiSkey

Is put upin cases containing dozen bottles each
Eg- Forsale by altheprincipal Liquor Houses in
San Francisco. mh19-3ms
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-18

NEW York April 10Th, 1883.
Ihave analyzed sample of 'DALY'S AROMATIC
VALLEY WHISKEY, - and find 1t to be pure article
fine favor, and without any deeterious admixture
.JANER Il. CHLToN NJ, D., CHEMIST
, 1859-07-18
.rcss l. Grihtttte.
OH 10 AGO.


This steamships Neser and Bonussln, which
reached NewaYork On Saturday, pnt us Il
possession Of several items Of Interest in the
war in 1taly. The most important Of these
au-ehe agreement 4 the German Die. to
the proposition of Prussia to place corps Of
observation on the Rhine; the retreat Of the
Ansttians across the Mincio aud their oonccn.:
tsation around vcrona, tic northeast corner
ofti1e quadrangle: tlc manocuyrc Of Garibaldi
tocaose the valley Of the Adige and cut on
the Austrian communication with the Tyrol;
Il circular from the Pops and his Cardinals ex-
pressing confidence in the Emperor Of the
Frcach; u notification On the part Of Pruss;a
that her recent war preparations need mot
giys uneasiucss to France; ard finally, Tie
statement tlat another army division Inns
moved from Lyons 70 reinforce The French in
1ta's, aud that q vast quantity Of prcjcctles
Ind moved In the same direction, probably
destined FIR the reduction Of Aautua, Peschie-
n and Taron,
, 1859-07-18
Commencement mt tic Northwestern
Female College.

lcazsespundc.ace Ut tic pnzs aud TtiLune.1
EvAss7u1, July II, 1873.
It Inns bcen my privilege 10 attend the annivtr-
sary exercises Ut the nhovc institution during
the present week, and havc thought a few fac.s
in relation 10 the matteE n!g Gut nut be unaccept-
able 10 the realerx Of the FaEss ASn TRIBUNE
Where ahail NC educate Cur daughters. is Ill
inquiry ot growing interest. There has bccu
felt great want OF tnhtl:utions whcre our girj-
can enjoy tile sane solid advantages Of sce,,.
tiiic and classical learning, Which cur numerous
colleges supply 10 our yuung uleu; aud Will.
these ar~ III most csscs closed against one.las
Of our youth by a prohibition mich hope II
based Uh snoir wisdom thuu l uiu 4blr to dib
cover, att munt le glad to know that tAcre arr
some teznale Colleges, where thorouEhncss anG
system 1n scCnttic instruction combined
with aA The mural and refining influences Of II
Christian and cultivated home.
Eminent alnony these il tic "*North Western
Female College" nj Evanston. Its examina-
tt0ns lliis &erk huye glyea renewed evidence Ut
the cucrgy and elevated scholarship which 4av.
gwen it : t1iga raak among our institutions O,
scarninE. ine examinations iu the several de-
l'artMcnts Of study here l,uve been credi,able
10 Lvth teachers aol pupils. Perhaps It vii,
not bc insl<i'oua 70 aay that tue classes in
French, Geometry, Al.rnrn, Buffers Aunlosy
and Chemistry arr worthy u especial mention.
THESE nj eslueed very high oricE oi scholar
sup. tne lustThcuUh Ill natural ectehcc Is ol
tue most prar<lcat character; eaGA pupil lav-
Ing ~ 80 through the seTera! experiments with
a1.ps14lus,-she youny Indies nlun,puatons
g.viug mucl Satisfaction. THU exercises Of ii.
Muslc class ri the Floral Concert" were
pleasant entertainment to large audience.
Op "Wednesday evoatng the annual address
was Delivered by hey. n. IL Scheuck. Subjrc:
-WumAn. Tie address fuliy sustained I'll.
reputation Of the speaker for riuqucuce aud ru
clio bcauty ot s,,ie. The commencement to-
dny wux well attended, embracing lie teadtue
ct literary essays BY tn young iAdira, address
TO the graduating ciuss by tue rscsldeut, n. H.
Jones, 4. A.. and The coaf.fEing Of the degrr.
Of Laureate ol Gc4ence upon h1lxs Frances l..
Willard, Vi Evanston, aud Miss Margaret Mchce
otBa1avau- Prom tho xpnual catalogue learn III,
attendance tor LIE past ycar To be in The Co.'
1eKe department s~ents'lous, and in tic acai.
cllica s,xt. -lllrec,
To city Visitors especially, The situation Of the
several literary i1stlrutlons Of Evanston setuI
exceedingly \ eli chosen and desirable. From
tue dust aud no SC OF city streets, 10 escape ~
thosc quiet and beuut.iut gruves upou the shot.
Vi our lake, - truly 1eirrshing. Here, sur
rounded ey tnajeate oaks aud Hilhin f1undreu
rods Vi 1ho laAr, il The Female ColIerc, in vil
lagc which ls pcrnAps wurthy Of nui,ce for it,
mural and literary suaue.ces aud, with i.s
hcalthfulneas Of a.tualivu, quiet aud bcautitu,
secusiun, and energy Vi management, It Ger
ix1tuy utierx inducements 10 tne pubs,c pnsrun :
age 1asutpa4ssd in thu West, II indeed it IA il
the whule s,cuntTS- f.
, 1859-07-18

4 letter from Varcse of tl,c a1st IN 1t,,. Sxn,o-
Phors OF Aarscittes, says; "a sad spectacle
was presented TIRES das s ago to the eyes of the
iuhabitants Of this piuce. Professor Monaco ar.
rirsd here la such pitiable saate. TINT thc
srcatest uncasincss is ieit for ix lie. lie had
oeen arrested .as hostage By General Urban.
Austrian column on foot, and, notwithstaudiur
uis great age, has been exposed 10 the most hor.
riblv fatigue His strength having become e.
tlaussed, be applied TO General Urban for some
alienation Of lis suHcrings. The reply vas IN
order from the General 10 give lin fifty blows
viii, stick, after which he wns set II liberty"
, 1859-07-18
An TSranc Woman Hangs Hersclf---
Kfc1mx- 4jn& DvAwn and Aseauscka4lea.
-Aaar IL kexsoFcA - Henson.
< -Hfl..a.. st.4 .f.r..fn1td Demnctat


k-'}From tie Cleveland Democrat.]
we.aIe r.llzhly informed Of q somewhat re.
,,,arfat,le occnrtrnce which tuok piace III San
du.ky. On Friday last VIC give 1t withuus
turnison,pe ua1nsx, ~ the lady is the wife Of
much cAtecn1ed cluzcn oi sandasay- For roinc
Zinc past the woman to whom We refer, lad
r,.e en unnistakubie evidences Of bcing der4ngsd
Last Ft1d4y morning she maoaged y elude ths
wstchfulness Of Acr friends, anu taking tue sal
a.cs 10 4 bed, sle proceeded to one Vi the out
houses, md susi,eudtd herself bY the neck--
Furtupx1ely. i labdrer abput the house, bad oc
caxip mcdia1Gly uttsr TO visit The out HOUSE,
and found her in the coudiuou described. She
seemed struggling IN the last agoaies Of asssn.
gulAtsoa. He cauch her aso-nd the body, and
itaing her up. cr,r1 loudly TOR assastance. The
loo1 hnSlng closed ~, although Ais cries we're
heard, 1t was aotnc time bcturc thc people about
shs House could discoyer from whence III.
sounds pFoces4ed. Toe woman VA at length
cut uowu n1td conveyed into the house. where
.nedscal MD wAs 1t once Summoned. Dieesslne :,
wsxresorled IT,, and after losing large quaint
ty Of. hiopd, tic unfortunate lady vi length re-
yiyc1. With consciousness her reason waa re-
storrd to tsr, though thc had no idea OF What
had &c uEatiy 1osuilrd iu g tragedy. HUI
friends p1udently te1raincd ftom culIgiitcn1nx
her ahou, H. and hhe suil behevts rAe la. IT,
covered Gprs yeyr4r it, nlcr tece:ery TOE
,ot,Ea1vEpstu1Aaptca ,ot, ht ihysEisn u sap
, aui3 3ka & Ia s; her xrsss4s III aars p
, Cxuse to sss1xt IT,: :sct. =
-YS- S--s
, 1859-07-18
7 AW DEPARTMENT OF THE
UNIVERSITY OF. MICHIGAN.

IL. Bo1rd ct Regents Of tie Cu.Eez.y Of Nch1a, In
March 1851 esA1-hel Iav Dc74tte1: t!er1a, and ar
po:utsl III. following Professor VIZ:
HON. JAMES y. CAMPBELL.
JEa!ce II lie supreme Court Of X!ch1san,
HON. CHARLES l. WALKER.
HON. THOMAS II. COULEr.
To the seye7i assigned the various branches
the LAW, Ia a. u 1-1a- ueuis nelu1ns CONSTITUTIONAL
tntr1natigb1l 1Iast. Ctums tc!3 ard CF.u4.'.l Law
Itle Ju2Eu ic,ee snd the .uztspsudeacc Ut tbs Cnte
ln.t. t.nctoa t* siven by L=ctures Eecstion. Examns
to, Mo<R and Club EolEts AID bT osher method lest Cd
eutted to att full e4act and psasa knoEsed= Vt the
Tse cuu:se e1terd4 th1erh period Of srp Yea:s each
eenntEx 1t Of Uctooer, aa1 c3o=n- Tie t1.t
VICES In Mar,h following.
students may Auy time. but strongly adv se
~ a.cr nj ue cous sste,eosent ts tie fE. vii
n-s~ aer.s* to tie C1se1t5 Law IEe4Y ~i.el TO be
eia s.s IL II they b. subject they tIptus
provide for len The culinary books which the,
will hive olcasrn II u.e ii their r,ctns.
Tue el.ga ito Aasii>ulat.sn tx. and u annually for
The ne Of Rsceler Ct Laws VII Be conferred those
ee the and Toved fxa,nEtE1tIae.
An5 further infsmxt:on III te kivru alpezston
-cr VI Tie Tsptas1 i Ux1pit> or tu the fIeseat Of LIZ
tni.r1sty At Am Aibos to ay eintr Of tie saad o
The Hsan OF ReEeuts confidently expect ou the eul.
t el .k1l ofthc frursa.s4 thr
Of tie chars au1 the tct &:h With wEhh the ttath-
sixr With the cid, 1.t1t. lions Of tae eountrJ.
" ''~7 ~ '' ! Es;IsL&X JOHNSON.
=. MCINTYRE
fyljnx5w-d.s9 Of The Law co1rt.ee.
, 1859-07-18

TIE GpErs CoCxrY INDIANA REcrLAroRs-
Or. Ellis, one of tho men who was driven awa,
from Green County By the Regulators, returned
tcw days since On visit 70 bis sonin-law.
cle regulators getting wind Of i. gathered tt
The number Of seventy tive, took Dr. El!is Out,
one anndisd lashss. .--leso d1bxay Ledge.
, 1859-07-18
TIE CITY,

II Mr.. c. F. Jackson laid upon our table
new map Of the "seat OF war" Nr. Jackson
will be in term during the week to supply The
, 1859-07-18

e In the Police Court On Saturday James
King who Urs arrested for larceny Of scrap Iron
was fined s. and sent to the Bridewell for 60
days.
, 1859-07-18

II Twenty Sons Of Malta we're installed into
tue Order ut the last meeting, and Sheriff Gray
took the Supreme degree and entered The vale
Of uystcrics
, 1859-07-18

SzEtoUs FAI1--0n Friday last Patrick Daw-
son. liring on Indiana street, between In Sale
and Clark, fell ofra shed in which he was work.
ing in coal yard, and inflicted wound on the
back Of his head, so severe that his recovery is
doubtful Hc fell distance Of II feet and his
head caught against q tremendous chunk Of
, 1859-07-18
I Az. Z F.M. TN.
Sal 81 - Is


BrncLARr.-on Tuesday night, new build.
ing in the course Of erection, by Il. II. Foss, on
the corner Of Throop and Monroe streets, was
entered, and some $50 worth Of tools taken, be-
longing to tho carpenters employed in nhe bull
ding.
, 1859-07-18

i H. pfop.3tazs nf wenes14eEt5eL Wees!y fSY1
d aua.aai aai 6orrf.tiax IOWA ID Nossassn Inrox II
len 70 f,s tho ente ute.<ss q sid paee fhs eng;
aecxs oJ foT rroceeuss L. ytEsses xn1 j!bpznf.ot
es.in = Tho 9aatf. spoo.'aa 2oasot a.s sa1a'
SasA :ptse1, AdrEztt1nE I'D 1ta ratEE1Ea-
fM t4ra aa4 chg pa1tituiAa, Adttns4 FAta1 -
Enx S1. C1eAFo 70. oE KoE9a znsce:s GtSkf4 r.
, 1859-07-18

~ Meteorological observations, taken By J.
Il. Reed 4 Co., apothccaries, IN and lac Lake
street, July 18th, 1859.
, 1859-07-18

CoHRx11ox:-The man reported Us having
been struck by a remark" the other day, has
recovered. aud says it mas sun. stroke, which
might ilnvc been easily avoided by using as
preventative some Of that COO. iced soda at
Thayer's drug store, corner Of Dearborn and
Randolph streets.
, 1859-07-18

1 Tau-p,nrSu krrsfr-A Eorvr MI< RE.
,.x,rra Sonx, .xn Jrsr Tuexsu,xc ry
t.x,,v-a wood 1oot;nr xoun, woman named
1.,nrv n,onson rho oc9u;r,d soma no.or;etv
,h,,t ,un vcar. No., ,y,n,urh having actcd a.
.;cret ,,ent m I'm car. FIR p.,,n.ice 4 Cas-
chicago Omnibus Line, who, it v IL. b. rrmemoer-
I'd. dressed in boy's clothing for two months;
sithou. detection, walked into the Custom
;,onse. at little after r, A., IN SATURDAY. Iast,
and catching sight Of Otto I'eltzer, a clerk in
hat institution. pulled up her scil, drew forth
eaw-hide and rushed for that individual, whom
she "Su,nnerized" before he had time to r,ise
from his desk. She lashed him across the facr
aud body, while be jumped about aud relied
ike IN Indian. lie then made some resistance
ind struck her, but she laid the lash on to hin,
viii, increased yigor, until sevesA cuts On his
face showed marks Of his punishment. Parties
then rnshed in and separated the pair, for it is
aid TIM, by this time he had succeeded ;u
c,u,rhinp or cliuchinp his fc,nale antagonist.
shc then remarked. *lou desired an interview
,xi,h me-you have got it. and hone Won arc
<a,;.6,a"
1rnn,.di.te1y upou leaving the Custom House.
, 1859-07-18

AsA1Ion's RErrr.-oue Of our Lake tars was
seated at the table Of his boarding. house day
or SO ago, when his landiady, who is very fond
If displaying her proficiency in French. re-
marked, rs she saw him eating his piece Of No.
40 salt mackere1, which might be considered
high.aavored:
"Do you know, Mr.. Critics, what they call
that in Fsence!"
"So, Mrs. Simpkins, I do NOT" replied the
saiIor
"'Pysoa' {pois.on). sir, replied the lady. with
1 proud toss Of her head. -. -,
"1ndeea, Mrs. Nimpkins, "pis<n" should r.
gard as the proper name for it"
Critics received no further instructions in
French just then.
, 1859-07-18

To Close THE SEAsoS.-Iu order to make
extensive alterations aud engagements in her
store, and also to make room for large stock
Of fall goods, Miss II. II. Marsh, s5s State street,
will marx down her whole stock Of summer
millinery, and aix such prices as shall effect its
Immediate sale. AL IS to SO hats will be sold
nj from g to $3.50. All e. to $5 hats will be
sold at frcm 10 to $45U. 'Straws, boomers,
jockeys mud childrpn's hats wili he sold ut the
New York cost Rich ribbons will be reduced
one third in price.
bous for III cents; al six shilling Ruches for
80 cents; full baud made Euchca, ait; verJ
neat three row Rusche, lsac. all six shilling
Flowers for 50 cents, md ali o her goods REDUCED
equally. A large lot Of L4ce Wells will be sAId
At sery low prices. Linen Cansbric lIandker-
ci4iefa, Hosiery and Chores, will he cleared ont
at cost
TO every lady NLJ has millinery to purchase,
this sale offers unusual inducements. Notice
The numher, :5s State street., between Jacksoa
and Van Euren. jyll-9w
, 1859-07-18

E Tbs regular monthly meeting Of the
Young Mems Christian Association will be held
In their Rooms, Methodist Church Block, cor
ncr of Washington aud Clark streets, this
(Monday) evening at e,2ht o'clock. ALI young
men Grc requested to be present.
L. C..LEcK1K, Rec's Stc'y.
, 1859-07-18
atEtu6EntentS.

EXCURSION TO LAKE FOR
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he hsd It :. Well4r Shoe StcEe eat II Tomltsons
Book >snre. Casslzave Alxaatee depot II O'Clock
, 1859-07-18

least regard for comfort to shrnk Of wearing
thick clothing deriug this weather is simply ab-
surd, and thoee rho are not provided With thin
clothing atonld 10 to J. Il. EIy's, l07 Randolph
street. where MAY be found the best assortment
Of goods, the best tailors, and the lowest price
in the city.