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, 1859-05-24

NasnAT Evzrse. Nays.
E1change continues close, with no immediate
prospect Of a change. wha,evcrsbody believed
before Is now sufficiently demonstrated, TINT
there is scarcity of grain in tie country. an
AAaNe' 1A' r. 's ~, - -uot bring much
14>' =. 'o4 .'e.e .-.e supply from which 10 draw.
'e =. - hope that the rise ID prices Of pro-
Luce would increase shipments, and thereby
bring down the price Of exchange. is about dis
sipatcd. We must pay two per cent. premium
and get along us bes, VIC may sor a few weeks,
till the new crop u6crIs relief. Demand light
Gold twc per cent Currency abundant, aud
discounts easy at 10 per cent. Street rates
nomiaul at l@a per cent. per annum. Transac-
tions limited.
STcFESDoCs SwlsetE-DEwARk.-Wc learn
that some adroit villains hare stolen tie plates
for the one hundred dollar bills Of the Brighton
Market bank, Mt Brighton. reAr Boston, Mass,
END that the bills, properly filed out-thr dates
and nanncs u course being counserfeit-hase
been put in circulation. One of our city bank
efs took seven Of these bills {seveu hnpdr4d
dollars) last week, and received Dispatch from
New York to-day, stating that they were coun-
ter!vit, As tie ba!ls are from genuine plates,
e"r &c not acquainted with the facts, ur per
sonal!y aud intimately acquainted with the Ai;;-
natures. would take them. The only sufety will
consist in rejecting the bills Of the denomination
Of one hundred dollars on this bank, altogether.
1t is feared that large amount Of this money
hus been put In circulation simultaneously all
over the country Again We say, beware.
NEW York.-The Times Of Saturday has tie
following.
The Money market is much the same as rc-
ported yesterday in rates. We hear Of some
lists Of 60 day bills done ut 6 per cent. per NIL
mum. and longer dates ut per cent. per aunu,n
The inquiry for demand luans from the Stuck
Brokers continues ig}It, and the Trust Offices
aud come Of tie large banks. as well ~ private
lenders. arc accepting 5 per cent, per annum
quite readily. The financial news frun Lorldun
is calculated to rc-assure the confluence ot
money lenders, md to itupart ~teuder cur
haye been under II purtal cloud for q week or
ten days past. The Banker, urc drawing #, III
to llt. at 20 days, and ilri per cent III sight,
with only Il moderate trude demand for The
steamers sailing Tomorrow. The expert u
Gold, divided between some DOZEN different
shippers, about two million dollars un the two
steamers, being about 3stv Wv added to the ell
| gagclncnts nutced yesterday, The ssuh-Trea-
sury disbursement to-day Is tj37 100, a,ainst
$}.s 900 for Customs und $sD,.53 from other
| sources, reducing thc balancr this afternoon to
$;,'aS, 1854, US nguinSt S5,v.U14u 1t the begun
| ming Of the week.
, 1859-05-24
Daily heTiew Of Chicago aIarket.

MoknAr EsESrSG. My =.
FRE1GllTs-Set. Jntn Wsslsc. ezra tn Eu.a:o ., &C.
schF Augusta wkel: - O.xtsn 3c.; -chr Ju.4 7l:.
Cochran, toEn to Osaesu ni.c
FLuCR-Ecetirta- lIle LID shipments hn hh!s. Ma
ket quiet but fsm sslcs 81 t5!s sue Winter
n a. i +; 50 l,t.s choice s2r:nst 70.
"HEAT-Reer!ras. He tu: Shipments, 9.i;4 IT,.
WlA7tI-Adsancsd .&Se, sales were .,uu hu NJ. E.I
go II IL; ('Ha !. &C 4, ! Il: .s.:. t,u da
1t t.-TzH for eel:.t.3 t.at wFtl II sceA q :; 9.a
bu Co II l.s; lo0 bu DO Il lhSA :s tu Go !. u, r,
do II TO: 1ah liz do .; !t.. srrIxG-Adsa:.c. 20 H.
Sales <ctr: s' hu standard 4: s1,l:,; :ts hn do H.
100 tn 70 liz; ss hu do Al LII; GOV III Gu II LIE
90 b. Ct II lH; a au do II LIZ: 10 do At LIS:
e,'i1 1u da at LEY 0 tu NJ 1n; 81. ba d. i, it
in bu Gu II ~ 80 bu d. Al lb,az.ct cce.ag TIM.
tnRN-Rrce!pts. A.,se tu: Shipments 81, IT, Mar:t,
active AID adsx1t,l :<i4- Sales eeYe :-t,p tu
c4na At sc, L. 40 ha du SIC al s1sD tu d. II
&C. aanai oo5 hu No u ~ In dn 1t - II
siaEr; l-s hu DO =. 80 Ia s.orr: ta Rejected II &c
~ tracA :: :.:I1 tu ca ii &c on trask.
0ATs-Keceipu. s,o9 bu: rIi'saeuts, aooo tu. Mukct
H. Sales ,.c-soJ tu chn:ce NJ sic On tracl sd
b d. ri lie on track ~ bu do al :s3c un track
KlE-R.ce!;t% II ou N.sk+f E,.n sz1.s <ete: :-,.o
bu good ut ti:sa: 10 bu ehpiee WLse fur milling 1t
4I.e1.
BAKLEy-Rerrpts a bu shipments. ss4 tu. Mafle,
quset but a1. SAts :-is5 bu choice No1s &c On
tack sJo bu No: st 7oe In bags
SEEDS-Rs,v;;,;s. none. Mako: aczz:nat Al ts3 sc,
Timothy 4.;A5a = fos Corc.; aa :c:3 " for Hrr.
SlsiAn Grrss.
HIuHWINES-Recsirss 81 bb.. Market NOR aet:,.
SA!ss w+re: IS III. It c.c-cosinx tss with an u,xad
tendency.
BEANs-eae1na II :octas IS fer cas-usoa to prime.
FoTAToEs-Recepsa tis eu. Aa,lcs Qu.rs- II log eoc
Tn ooamop 10 fair; and fer good Tnkcyes sna Ne
a lanoeks.
0FROS1SI0SS-Ara4 Pork nominal Al sls..:,a4leGJ,
LARD-ReoapkA lno.soo.n4. N.skst noznt13l \. 1:s
12kc.
TALLOw-So rece!ps In eood supply. and n.rke,
quiet II 1oH2lokc.
H1DES-Kteeipl- e.91 n. tinnt inquiry for cho.ca
Dry Flint. Sales II the foucxpx quotations -G.ern
sa,cd Sc; Eip SIC: csL lie; Dry FNat Ellse 10 ex
tn d., lGkc; relis, G1c$2N.=.
EGGS-1n good supply ii sH7sc-
PQCLTRY-chlckens,$ ~ .eas3 p*r dot Tnrkers s;
2 n; Wild r1eeons sot = do1-
nUTTEE-4atket str7 dull Very choice roll ~o'd TO.
Gay u l3@i4c good d.. ts.e: common, log llc.
LUNREli-ve1y few ca.eces oec1:nF. sa.es <c:e ~
ezssp Of schooner Joscsice Lsw.eaee froea M7rtsce
esuGni1rd cargo. Ca.ro II schooner Brigham. s.o:a
White LAKE. Fixed t7stk; 10000 fcct Grad Tnr.
ere iut,bsY, to A,7isc, On r1;13:e terms,
, 1859-05-24

81: Lorls. liz: 2s,-Thc overland mail from
Stockton for February aud March. arrived u,
Sansa Fe Cd TIE ls.. They were driven back
al the Celo<ado crossing tv AuLavc Indirns.
A letter dated Fort Yuma, May Ath. informs
the Aepu1itc1n that Col. Hoffman has oonclud-
ed treaty witl. the Muhave Indians.
The overland California mil, with dates 10
the 10th uft arrived last night.
Tue Oregon State Democratic Convention
notn'nnted Lansing siaub for Congress T.sc
Republicans hare nominated David Logan.
All the American residents oi Hermios.Eu,
Sonora, :.asc been ordered to leave the city ur-
der pcnalt. oil death. Nv calsc assigned iur
that sudden hostility.
At Co'u' 'bia, Gu The eth, there was found ::
lump o;.oa3 weighing thirty pounds ser
en- ouucea, worth sc.o1 ltwas dug within the
city limits.
Atning throughout the Stats was more pros
porous than ever known before, und mining ia
bur ex cerdioely well paid.
Gov, Whitracre had issued lis proclamation
conyening thc Legislative assembly Of tile St:tc
Of Oregon un The 1Gll May.
, 1859-05-24

l J. IL r. \ Us: IliE l'ltlN
4f1 TtnA, FrHLlsHIhs. E,oEHISnrhs Ind TrrE Forx
in tie purchase u ny s,.rsot. as nlasu
E4cturer- have "nw viii Mlh r,trr. 10 Ee-svru tnc
duty Of taking tu.iHe.s lrast of yuu:
Owing to rafe nf crtu which nred
plain an INDUCED Ia re,Mueh Tie y.Atr aAirh have
isrof occupied In Tie bssuths Of rEi.h tie Press
81 s ~ vS,.a To ae. III! @ es.sI 1
veil and f4yosty kn"wn auEl assurance that thes wl
III p'act With satisfaction ~ friends and Iaitou>
wards whr ntrrrr tesrc to hes, +aI an c,te.nn II
thai eoahdcase md 1ttonas with which ,uu Lave lon
favorr.1 ynuI grateful friend,
Dns1oS, April !. 1a59. ISAAC ADAMS.
The Printers and Publishers Of the Emitted states arc n
specfuy nfoeI thai thr undersigned have pu,ca,ed u
10 The Adams Printing Pres" ai o.tcr lin,rr5 ia
cihcrJ together it his Patterns d oe Used fer build
Ing prese nei by lu vii te carried With 1rnswra
yg9r and vigilance BY thru the ola prnl situated
N F.ondry ssrrt S,uth fA.n, to wca racc utess uay
The Adams machines have ttcn largely Used and held in
great favor. They Will nut hc au~rd ecl.nr vs
har,ds either a1yIe Of rtaunchutss Is. may f.rv W,
Is to established reputation ~ psvil..Aeis u, -,.t
ciet guaranty "f td>lI c1tritaer IL t.ery Jast.u
aE And iucrascd disIaseh Is possible, 1t will e Impaired
We ais. eautAee til. opportunity to n,ify .hose who
cutn nsrhlstr tLal cotravcne PATENTS ii,
sur legal rights Al persons u-i1,e such maeLes without
1ern:e fru Us arr lishsw to r'lt r., '.t1' en..
hsve aus II se:s1!.ias II dali : IL ts .t'u,y
Among the many polnis covered r! ts-t laten We t~x
j. Inftagrd. Ths thirteenth cisu d the patent lso
rsad also Claim tht tuoe hertkh ds,erbel uf Lying thu
H. IT, s spsa " 'S: sx,.:a;1 tt, M i; t., .,.; 4 r.
Ee4ds atso Claim tr IInyu.t VI its iva
'e,7s t,E Est's!snx and p,ihk tue ls':s"
Factory. Of to our ps!nsp4 otso, !" \ NV x Ie1k
Printing PnsS Machine 1td ~aw .tfaD4tnt3tr.
uFSt tus.s4 ut Il isu,1-nt AtH inr
, 1859-05-24

wv n En- AH0 - II L "A = E II
than by any otbt1 wa:eE ca-uncs!ea.on
KE 10 TRANSPARENT ALtASl ar TkOr. II
ALtDnD i DANE. Osws:o, F. U. tIASE i CO. Nrw
iork. r-opT1raE.: D. 4 LlfT- EIuliS. t'eaesL Agent:
Os~eea: ALBERT LEE. Genera! Western cert. tlcAxn
The fsuIsfetur, u tie "ul tswsgl Linz 10 eston
9Th The I,iarl0s Line If Vessels the Lakes ii. give
cw a.iro.d i1up ard e:tr heavy freight to Ii
FuiEts West.
New York Agents.. r. DANE ". Il. JENNlSOS
4. Il, THOMPSON. hu l;r i'll st:rtt.
4lsA1y Currlcre--C. 4. FuLuEl:, 2. Pier.
1hCSMAS CO, M!~aukre,1 -,,,.-,,..
aa1.Sra c.cSi Las rEA.k L Co Ih;c3cu. Sons*E6fee.
, 1859-05-24
BY TELEGRAPH.
ADDITIONAL EUROPEAN NEWS.


Sxw yoak, Nav e3.-TLe City Of baltimore
reached hrr dock At $ o'clock this AN, Win CIV
passengers. rn,.,;s, Navy
offered Al Woolwich, pumbcF f"o noao'co @"o
tifty dAily. ronaon club. thu,
;,nn..,;. ~. m ,|,r meeting Of Parliament.
r.i,ner.,or % viii move. aud Kusse! will second,
= rote Of consurc OH the Ministry, for has'-
d;.snired psrii.nacnt under critical c.rcuu,.
stances.
The I,d<ptndtno~ Nlge gives notice that BEL
set contrary to the r.uties u neutrality, VIII be
tresied as pirates abroad. aud be liah!c ,o pros
ecuton by Belgian tribuuals
Mrs. Sheridan Musprat, sister of Charlotte
cushman, died At Liverpool on the 10th.
LoxnoN, May yl2-Soan.-Consols ir1n at 81 /
@s:a: but very little doing.
French funds improved upon higher QUOTA
tiops from l'Aris.
, 1859-05-24
@NN~' 49, - S' 1~ @~4' y. y. 1 ess.2ase1t9E1lar2z
CASH CAPITAL, 100000.
JOHN L. KIMBERLY, P,es.Gea..
FRANKLIN LEE, vice PRESIDENT
JAMES EfAN& %&r*r nd Tfr13HrpT

1H1N l., hlNDEkL1, Efpr1Gth1-
FRANKLIN LEE, vice PRESIDENT.
JAMES Z. EVANS. eecy and Treasurer.
I'm the opening o. invitation, this Company viii BE- pr
Jared 70 Transport Property. Merchandise ete from New
York n+ion Alhay ad Troy ary u the Western tf.
A!ko. Felr vauas. Prduce etc. frn atE u the Lake
T"rs IL Tide Water, With great sd dispatch AID
- low ra,rs hy otr z0aasiee llnt. at the salc
t!t kyin through bills af 1 fos Ill properly when ae
ti1ea4. Ihia Company hlse a ltneUf
EIGHT STACSCII PH0PELLERs,
tn Ply between buffalo and tL:caZo touching rute n
stts-yEan. Milwaukee,. Racine. kepusha anI W1ukeu.
Having 1t h!xn atp!c fsiiss sad warehouse 'ie-
Gatrus faT tie yrpttn, ax~,It'nz AL skipping all art
r tnEue their which will 1t under the direction
o!tes Agent. VII" will give his prynA aftetlon to The
fuEl1eh uf t.ntrrtS III usneHt If claims ald dlaes
a. our Company h:rt sarge enc Of
CANAL BOATS US THE ERIE CANAL,
and aso -sa. I iat 0! Steai Canal Beats also,
VIZ {, wa'tt IN esenuEg to our tusuc5ous custuo.
srs, t4at they can rely :nal
GREATER DlspA1ch AND AT LESS RATES
than has heretofore been giyen We, therefore, ask
ltc tu cit.ntr the pro1sse berally bs.towcd III
duEns the rl>t fur years,
Ue.e alad 1tpk- W Market street, between .u.taE
Ant Madison STREETS, ELlcAsn. III. .-
t.Sl-cl.6.Yn CHAS. f. CITAsr., Agent.
, 1859-05-24
From WAn4ih3tOu,

WASHINGTON, May c3-Jnmes q. Warden
has been appointed Surveyor Of the Customs i:
Troy.
Application has been made to our Govern
tnsnt On bel'slf Of Dr.. King, who was recently
wife, and is now awaiting his e1eeutiun. ft *
alleged that he waa illegally s1rrsted within the
timts Of the United States, and it is probable
that demand will BE- nade upon the British
lKtfnr lreatira
, 1859-05-24

ChuL9Y, tS-~sHpFfTfF I0Ift tf LHlttEb, J1He
r. sa-nasy Ann L.l1y, ID" saes ~ her ns1t tlssna
hobart A. GlIlnote. n. Ieha La.!y-tn Ch1sce1v.
An Ad.r IL. John L4lv ta< a+seot1nt s5srr nac,ed
o. t7e ia4u.yy urot = fund within ais Sa.e aaa LII
&c h1A tttatr gone cut Of this stats Is eaet tbs
Ss.e faat pruesss - ssrvet ht having IAN
sed u TIE o1ee " the czk II >ai sap~rtce Court o.
that TIE eosapsaast died s Ill of Il -ad out
~ the Ceaseey s tserrr tie 1:ta Il. of
1A Aod thss issued ef md Ccars sEanx
I'D aef.nt~a rFaaie the drs1 Monday Of Juas ue1,
1s32. - i ty hw sv1.Grs+i.
Now ua!e-. ycr, the Nd JOHN Lay ataI personally
10 and ap.<as b<f:e aid superior cou1s of Chako u
tr< countE on 'se af>t ~ 4 shs ns1s sst1-c
G4s jr1.. L. .. i,:9, aat 7:ez Acsxxr G. deupr 70
sEe AL t'rp. 'nsa's tsIl Il sen2ia.t, th- srle
X. trnfe-t. a..l tee.ec c.1-.u ss4:>: as,or
b. ~ p:.yrs I. a1d u.
WALTER KIXDALL, c1.,s.
sf-,Fo1o / poazza, Csa3.sa' sur;A E.y--,4 4:
, 1859-05-24
PORTED TRAGEDY on THE
PLAINS.
RnafxrAut Trains Attacked and TIVE
Men Killed.

ST. Lor.s, May ga private letter, dated
Pacific Cns, Iowa. states that u report Jus.
reached Thu, parry Of starving Pixies Peak
<.nligrants attacked aud captured tao outward
bound trains near O'Falltns Bluffs. Durin. thu
melee, b. G. OAkts. conductor Of the trains. VIVA
killed. aud Mr.. Griffith. newly appointed i,cpt
master, Auraria, en- route to tux charuc e The
Office, uas hunred by the desperud=es,
, 1859-05-24
Overland ExrresS Celebration.

L1AskSwoRru, May 2..-TLe celebration to-
cay IN tI'nor Of the arrival of the trst Over
irno Mt Express. !.assed oil with great ecl,t
los rIoese.h'op composed Of military. firenl...
sno c!s!!sans proceeded outside the city aud .s-
cos1ta thr Pioneer Coaches, which we're drcur
n1eo With appropriate dericea, to the Planter.
Hote., where speeches were made by prom,cu,
c''lzens. The festivities will be concluded with
supper and grand ball Several thousand prr-
sons participated, aud the occasion was ons u,
mucb enthusiasm.
, 1859-05-24
Morcmen4s Of the Fll1lbustcrx,

NEw oalrASs. May 2l.-Tchuxmfe-~c adv;cr.
o. the 1sil, received by the 'oa.zacu-.cos, stat.
which makes the connection b~twetfn Veutu>a
and Acapulca. srport ihat Gen. Walker aud .."'
1nen were on board the Vanderbilt steamer Orr
zooa, which arrived III Acapulco from Sau Frau
CISCO. Their intentions were unknown, but il
j. supposed they were bound to Southern
Mexico
, 1859-05-24

n Clty Clerks O&ce, Clicasn~ sIar II. l1l'
Put!e Sosfce i hereby given su Al psr>ons iae:ss>
Vt u spl~!aed BY the C'E3 na Sans
Ufthe City af tE!c. the pf t1ftv faHusli
Che hu,dd md s~raty s1 atlD dnl,rs up'n the rel
e u q: svusa Division y aid Eitj ceea:1 4
!tE lax ssrrt with Nichols. pavement fiitN tie tth
line Of Aadistu TIE moth line af Fui stsst have
'iAsed h-t anl u.ae retuEu ulereuf " ES
es1ce.
Any pefs4n wishing u appeal rnr S3l xssarmers EEa
ee taelF "fjectr. In writing. In rnr tfce on e -fe
Tie Couaun Gor&cu w II that tlme in the !uac Rt
htaE Al .Jetuuls u sail and ri * aaa ta-
ETH " aanu! TIE sAne- myl+lH
, 1859-05-24

PIN TElxerAra! OswEoo. May =, 1850.
tioER cult but x1t]ou. material ehaner. Saiet 40 bbs
47-0.
GsAis--Wheat frrnes With upward TENDENCY Sales
- W tt n - fur C Sptak. LIS rec Ni.teI Unu.
u 81 I'D y bo<sHe> but quiet.
W.lc-t !. G. CtEE r. to Sew ftrk
.sEE 1HrIET~-...'u1 hi VII, II 300 In cats
GAAAt E1kHkfs-lA,eAQ ~ wkasa4
, 1859-05-24
Murder Ia Vermont.

BURLINGTON, VT, MAY es.-1n this village,
late on Saturday night. ono; Mex eau was called
% his door by three reFdies, named Peter Nc
Donald. Jno. Bsxa<:1nd Thomas Kelly, when
4c0onaldrsN66cd hin, to the neart. The mur-
deser WAS arreA1td last night. Mexican is a ma
tive Of Hinsda,e, y. a., and was highly respect
"a. ae was 81 years old, and leavks wife and
TWO children.
, 1859-05-24

iSn1ANAroLls, May :s.-The report Of tr
board vi Foreign Aissions was read Rev. Mr,
Spees, returned missionary from Ch,na, spoke
oi tue civilization oi tue Chinese, their a.sa;,,
msnfa n III sclcnce, and progress III agriculture.
Tue remainder Of the day WIS spent in discus
sins thc report Of ti!c Committee in regard Ia
The tt;nsfcr of tie Western Theological Stui.
nary. resolution was adopted .n rccriy,. ti,.
Sc'nlnarr under tue especial patronage Of tI,r
General As.embly. The poiu. q. location WI,
Semb.y adjourned. "'S
, 1859-05-24

W!LA1AGros. Del, May -J.-1n thu General
Assembly of the Presbyterian churc.. ,uds,
the aunuul repnrt OF tile Church, Extension Con-
naiticc WIS read. The receipts xrc ~ per GEN.
in advance Of last year. Its teld Of operutiu,.s
is daily Widening. and Increased contributions
are required.
Report Vi the correspondence with foreign
bodies, including letter fFusn the Evangellc-
Churches u1 France, were read.
Rev Mr. Parkins, from the Association Ut
Massachusetts. made III address in au excellent
spirit
An overture from the Churches in Kentucky,
desiring ~ Resume their connection. was re-
ferred.
Key: Justin Edwards, missionary from Per-
sia, delivered m address.
, 1859-05-24
Wa8f1IuuxQu kewk.

WAsulSGToN. May sv.-Thc 7imtx' CORES
fonaeut tas t.e LiE le>l authority for .,a.in.5
slst the reported conversation Of II. Dr. Sa,..
tiges with certain members n! Congress, On ti,c
subject ot The right ol search, haa Gren scriuE,
3y miastated. The conversation WIS pure!, H.
formal. aud the remarks Of ~ Dc ssarti.es'
were supply tu the elect that war would dont,.
less opeu widrr ield fur American ehi,.,,:,,:.
in the Mediterranean. but that nur ship mister.
must b- careful nut to forget ,lsa. the doctrin.
now established, that The neutral flag s....:l
cover Tue gouds, doe. not isvalida:c the necr..
sary war privilege sf scarrhiu, for c9ntruba,sd
If wA7.
, 1859-05-24

Bosro>. May sa.-Atter long rain the wca-
ther has CLEARED up generally. aud tho indisa-
d.nce st tue anniversary meetings. this week.
At the Luaiucss nlcctiag ot The Peace Society
this at,r,n"ou. Kew. Francis Wuxsund, b. D..
!: $. L., VIA elected President in place Of ll",.
W. Juy. ue-rased. and tile esl,er old officers
were s :uerally cl,oseu. The Treasurer's rclurt
shows s;'e rcccipts during last year to tie e..
76s.4a. ana expenses $s.&!?.4s. lcaripg Lula:,ce
ot ouiy $1i;.,t'. The sn:icty has issued, dur:u:
the year, ab"ut l.,or,.'NN pages Of tracts.
THIS evening public uiccting WIS ncli e:
PAk street tnurch, Wien ier. Geo. i. Chrr-
yer i'ruuounccd IN eloquent ca!ogy on the i4'y
fEcsi!rut.
, 1859-05-24

W1ltelc .seWllaa tod dFe e1tIa l!ce cattle weighing
'es0 L. for $40 grsss. John OTIS, Slid cae fal
tened ~ Richard K,charda Of Racine County. Wisconsin,
and decidedly the best cats!c On the market.
Below TIC nanes of drove1A number Of c.tte. Ae.
, 1859-05-24

u CohHl@>inat!* Uodte h!ta:''. NaV 1st'. w.
.1.e,t p1u;-'~- viii t~ rrer:rs :: H. oEcr iii #
Wtt:ray ts 1T # Juar ..At. ts fln.-l..a: Eve Nj
l,,us 1f laFI IsuEs,x4 >xWEA EKH.k. IN b% s4sx:i.
IL. Aa t.r1rs-.,rs Mac If tht lest u4teIa., si1atr
e,.sr!, trre fuEl ':as. I<. t.cs aat tIAtA-
:.t-cs.<:s accompany eaeh Pnrsi.
~ ~. tassAi xt Le received for teH thar haf million.
t.! l:... - I-ivers7! IL quantities. sc1
-a,.s.fh II ths 4tAnltty crnsr.tt-t fr ua
fr;<r rr.+ttv-y 4ai to be >at-t +" f!e !n+pec
II iI-be1ur srpontci b: ihs Goa:d u
sewerage i.utnI4iSe! ,ters-
rn;-aas III! The prt:r ds!' ctrd. pst nn on tas
r VI The -+wtrs xh.Et IeJli1 fur
tie r1:rt }:ei nj, -rsa io,k tbs v.ty the
Cu:4.HL-Hi. M. 3ptriEt III tece!s" 1tht-
fHp4.- til ~ N4t The pstte rsr tAott>anI hY Erar
wirn tut In The iusse 1t *a. Previous
cGured. tie Al. se usrbson, o aErk. llHx Tie s1.
aI II TAr t.GE Tor to al rttvctct
!r:A. f,'lu ~ntk without ar.ay.
E4th ?ruk- saI enior><t Fro2aeats for l'reks
,u.fs-r.! IL itr Sewerage Cuin1.sa aerA Chitsl'
Satisfactory security for The faithful performance # Ill
Ct %t..ets viii * required.
p:.ttsa! tief -srtlth.
By ur>le. af TIE E4,1ra,
a. - - n, INN
, 1859-05-24

QuxrEc, May @s.-The steamship North
American, from Liverpool 1lth. arrived here
yc.ttrdsy with ll3 passengers. News antici-
patsd.
, 1859-05-24
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

- Pull nuti>e is hereby given IL ~ rcr,'n- ntts 49,,
r.,n t e ,1r ~ II Z ~. t. a~s,e The "t
~ Hl,.r>u ~ rxrnt. t,e f*h1:~. stss- ~ 't' "
.'r IA. r.. IN st' W~.. Htvis;ua Nv :! tt,,17~ tr
z;.- t1 Il tF'u. Ea'hfvb sist
:: Ma>tt jan ~s;.,t- Wi * At i;~al NJ: $ II 'ss
Of % lo.k for tie q uak;ts =! A..
..a,,ueEt u. VI. tiI:Ai,
SURF. special A,,.>, >,,ntnts Aid t.s.sat> >.rrnrE.
nv Ie.y. HsltEt
, 1859-05-24
C,TATE or ILLINOIS, COUNTY

Tern, 1. D. latx-
II ALL t1Rauxs C1xexxx1n.-Take nutice that The ue
1e:.za-t s,a.ct,u n Mary SthrJyrr, sniEur. viii
apply Eol u kld CouEt 1t tho June Tetr.
t.ertrk Lu- the Hau.s IN xsiI ti.u1:y "a
te t-1s Nonday cf Iuue for oer >.!t .h f
lu~:ak described real e.tte belonging 4at su,,r mi
1ait the Clty of Gnk aLt stltc ~ tnui< 10 viz
Lei number TWO g.. dr7ae! A. faanxa: cnmmenst 11
~ eha'ns south fEoa The northeast IT the half
.f t.e -ushe-t quarter II cceu ta:ty ,Nl, TpwrAhl3
t:rE,e!en ~ ao.th " Ranss eeren M. eaa 1t Ii.
1AI! Principal Meridian, thence au; The east Inc
ct sasd section thirty tNj * eaus taere ve<t twrny
g! eaalrs % tse Et Ene q al has Of thr ,oa,s
aa. lns III 10 eaaias thece <,ss tru;r ,a ea:u
% re place q etxa'.az eont4:x sseve t' .!
I'D mere les and tat The p.rt,n thesrfs /, now On
Il Ia tia once OF lac CLERK of sua Corrt.
ROBERT L. StHEYrER,
GrAr.iha n sa.L Mary t.a =. RIVER
, 1859-05-24

Reported Revolution III Moden1 Italy.
PRorlpESck. Il. l., May "a letter t,.nn
Florence. eays incidentally. that Aodens has
formed provisional government.
There ia no such Information in tho public ac-
counts By the Vanderbilt, and tie report may
mt he %r7,e
, 1859-05-24
COMM t.RCIAL.

SATURDAY EvEs1Ka. Nav Il.
The receipts and shipments Of Drcads,utTs
during the past twenty-iuur hours wcrc as tol-
lows:
n.txtr.a or rtnpruE-pA1 -,
, 1859-05-24

A1pn11rowk. cr., May as.-Mrs Edward
FeErce committed suic idc vcstcrdy morning by
cnttang her shruat with . razor from eur to ear,
She had been detected and meluucholy for
some time, and is supposed to haze been de-
ranged.
, 1859-05-24

NEw fosk, May 2s-The police were inform
Cd yesterday thu: counterfeit one dollar bills
~ tIle Marine Bank If Buffalo ere in circula-
u0A
, 1859-05-24
]. +. =. LANlEE.i A'ns's'-
Da:ei Sr1 York lHh ApiL l>f3 aolG-ia .a.*
TRUSTEES S.tLE.-I'uilic NJ

- LIE Il s.tsEIF &StA u
t.. i crEa!n deed II rrlt {
E.::.i t4v uf 3E4seA 4. u.
C!a.-s..rs II. Wh.tt....+-. 1,.'s
II: t.o4.k I Gully. s%;te <.f
,.ce hln3H,l 1ut! s.- b.:..
b: re.A~sn { t.efatlit i, Ih.-
-,r r',ts. lit at!oL<d ia AT,
&C. r..nz I" L1r i+1' : ;lt1
tht lrd holder t'f xaiI n"s.
n ak trt>t 4.t.t crll.tA'..t
Fr~1 +.l u 1un.te auction
on >a;uttav Tie 9Th day t't
!::.'.s-s of t, o'c''rI. u tsI'
a.te1ufA.a q of sta... Gr. X ts:.s
l.. Ire C.ev II t'h.sae+.iu -t.i
li...:n:s,,:< ~ tie reA e,t.te !.
i. Wit Srb hts -ieTrn nfll
IE::7:.s.t'n Il l'.E- .tn;.. tl'lE'!
T., tie e4.hv. | >~etr1a .A,.,t.t.
g COX ALL stte II 1au::
, 1859-05-24

r UN1BE1, MANUFACTURERS
- AtseelAstox.-The Rooms nf the Association u
nis nek III &c .ien e9sh n,onk o1 skn1 , 10 nns ,nd
tAre al .,e~th nonresident Manufacturers. City md
touliry AeE Sess! Captains, and othe1s rte1escd n
the trate arr iEylc.: ~ AtsFEt.
E1IrnALK1 Woop, Secretary. nyi:.ud&htw-t4&s