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, 1860-03-17

"A situation as Porter
IN store ty Unmarried &c uan Who has bad q.
pesnee such speak, trs tsb and CHI make himself
rally uscIu Lest OF References tvLo. Aat,e.s L.
D." 1t TIL OFT &c. nh1.13t
, 1860-03-17

TO LEASE-lo Acres Of ground
near The Baplt college will Be leased for cu!tfv7'i \
to g7of uant for three or foa! yeis on sa.c chabe
terms. Apalr i. l.6 LAKE atseet Of T.. L. NElSoS.
msl1.h.Xs.sE
, 1860-03-17

GERNIAlN'S STEAM SIlIP.--1n
~ WV IT fh great imp:naree ::!coen. 1T yract
cal eves nlet, L1<e< 1T It pr. G. e* Of nsva
caa.tEuctun :a!an caui:ated by Mr. GER
u Hl fp, nov In city, the sane are true md whese
Is usd E*o that he s'mt Lave Tee ivtd te aprro
vi Of any .cieEit5c and praet.a rec OF high a1.Cn
n ITS anu IRA .te:i Kill ..
TMrefoEe, esol.ed That be lie requested to ese to thy
citixsps Of hcazn bi po>on lie SHE at suih
ilnl- AID p!7ee ala! suit ti. cnnstn!ece-.
SkTn tATLlS, sec- n,as1 of Trade.
Chicago, March II, 1870.
We, the ua!e.s:ne1 ct IT ChIeaeu. heinz informed
that The roar,l Of isast hire hg tesoatt?n invited H.
Gtruan- Of . stal' putic e1so hon Of bis tie
OF VI kAsa Construct and steam Nav'x>tcn At such
time and pl sil SUIT his curr.ncbcr. and en- NJ
the which lc pesru,<, Il ts-. of hi.a mr
ia:er u The r1o:p.isy ot tte W nes;o ul ~
pv Ut Tie resolution Of the Bo41t IT Trace and earnestly
iccmn nd 70 VI cit Interested !r .he We fe and ~
tu9e gru1rh Of thar th.y at-Ed and hea= Mr.
t;ern. aa' thew nay Le ate to Judge for theurrls ot
ths correctness his to>trcs. a,1 tue !ui'aatc 10 u
III. Of thels c.act'cal ctye!arment.
U fc1so. Sla I'll IT., l.1tf.
WILLIAM 4: VGuEN. IL nnSHAA.
JJNA. Hu!sE. y. '. BELL.
ii. y.GILNAN. MATTHEW LAFLlS.
, 1860-03-17

TOR SALE-Pork aud Lard-A
l. p.us ariclc w1ys Gu hand and for .as bT 4u,et,y
st1l. barrel stga1 cured Etxf runxvea tzuiy
AFRO White Fish aad Ttvus. GEO. A. >EAFEkSs.
tuh5u.,a5.m = Itxarnoru atrket
, 1860-03-17

TOR THE LADIES.-Go to
seue Il tso be.u,Ifui fiowe ers they has. fvs sale
a fv
, 1860-03-17

NOT1CE.-The Co-Partaership
~ hr.:t,ore e1ssins hetseen the understand unter
firm +. u. Avery i TO-, is this raT dssaised oy
mrstloa. y ". raxity having sold b eati eiu. rat
10 +, Ayerv who Is auttuz " receive 81 iuGeit1
due sid fin and pay I'll otes a1d accounts " asnt
"a tslp r. II. AVERY.
SAMUEL n. iAWkEY.
Ct{ca-o March 18th. lss0. Ea.l 1T
, 1860-03-17

TOR SALE.-The Schooner -
u St Lawrence This vessel Is one hundred sas1a1s
aud ftrty busthen, Is ~el furnished. and taown
Re Of ne h1ntest vesela OF ths lakes. Viii be ID
cheap. Apply " pUL1riLE + MILLER. Or GFU.
SrEEI kCJ. nh3 k.6b1Y
, 1860-03-17
:jFor Gule.

TOR SALE-Canal Boats The
l. Illinois Siune C1mrany y Il seI TWO CANAL
EUATS, tultabt for ore and Gravel uaie Pttto low
ard tern tAsy For Particulars arpy 1t the oee Of The
company, sauh stsaet Of l2ylu1 adc.e3s
The uncr. I.eu through the post ofcc.
1ohisAtt j. ", MECHANICS. S~crytAsy,
, 1860-05-30
Prom Washington.

wAsu.xasos, Ma, e.,lasc.
THE ADMINISTRATION CoRECrrioE9.
Patrick Laf1erty teBtified before IT, Corode
Committee yesterday. lie was appointed Mas.
ter Carpenter At the Philadelphis Navy Yard
merely on account Of political influence. When
Mr. Grice was tho Naval Constructor there he
refused him a certificate Ct qualification, aud
rot transferred to ktttery, Me-, after which Mr.
IsfTesty Was appointed lie was member Of
the Democratic Committee Of ,he city, and
proved that tse Office holders in the Navy I'art
were compelled to pay 800 down ior elections.
They we're assessed arbitrarily per capita, and
in proportion to salary, and refusal to carry
ouf the programme Of Collector D4ker, Was
inrariab1y followed BY Dismissal
This system had never been practiced under
the Pierce O. any other Administration. lie
Dc aleo prored that Jack Cummings. the Naval
Etorekefper in PHILADELPHIA, iifed ln Snyder
conuty. aud made his Office sinecure- Mora
.han* 1hat; he hud clerk appointed who was
wholly ic,mpetent and merely as cosef TO
enable him 70 drag $500 salary in adolaon 10
Pat: Lausrtr rotea, unfortunantely, for The
wrong deleKa.es at some primary election, snd
waa reported fnrthwith.> Mr. Florence benevo~
lent1y 1efogTsphed him to see Mr. Baker, Of he
- NC removed. Pat Waited. the President,
VINO professed great friendship, but ordered his
turning home.
Mr. Dunn. formerly clerk in The PhiIadelnhis
fost udiec, corrobosetcd this teatin,ppv 10 far
~ ASSESSMENTS were ieFied for political purno-
ses. The subor5inates were sent far an the
ere Of every election; and notified Of what mi
| expected, With the pena}ty- Of disobedience
II An ex officer Of the Cnatom House also con.
! AznaAd thaRa stafeunents. thus proving that th.
, 1860-05-30

The S:na.e, as was expected, has fund oc-
casioa 10 d;say4ee With the House on the
Homestead question; and through that action
Of TIC pr,-Slavery maturity IN t1lat bcdy, all
l,.pe Of a liberal and efficient Homestead bill
comes to au odd Tic ne1s attempt will he 10
huubny The country, into tie hc:icf list tee
Rcpuisicaus kill. d tic till VII Il the Eo2d
n4mocra:s--,lc fr:cuGs Of the land}css man-
we're ERIE: s,ly in favor Of it.
, 1860-05-30


The ekciteu,cu, IN sporting circles, consequent
on the recent interesting n'utebes btt~ cen Geo.
81. ratc!ien And Ethan Allen, bus hardly sub.
sided whca III. public iu.erest ~ again elevated
to u high pitch tty the announcement Of two
matches having been arranged between The Gel
ebr4,e1 Queen Of the trotting turl, Flora Tenn
pie. ard The cot quenT Of Ethan Allen, the Ia
snous Hew Jersr. stallion. / will be recollect-
cd that i1 tbe nlatch between these two ctlebF1-
tiea last 1ali, the little tay mare won two heats
aud th. stallion QUE but IN consequence Of
t1A1kueee coming on, The race WAS aJjdufptd
until tue following day. 4 compromise, how
ever, WIS effected. end The public were disap.
poin!ed IN witnessing the dscia're t-iai Of speed
bet ~crn them, al.houKl The general opinion WIS
that Flora wuu!a hare bern victorious. The
la,e victories Of George N. Patchen, .nd the i'm
1ueuse itupro eement OF speed hxt he has recent.
il nani,ts'et, hare ri far inspired hts owners
with tue belief Of hiA sbil,ty ~ beat the famed
mare, that they hare ma.ched him in II races
against her.
The hryt one il arranged to come of on
Tuesday, the 5tt Of June. for 81 900, mile heats,
hest tl.ree 10 nre, in harness. The second takes
pluca Gu Tuesday, The 1oth o! June, ior sini
ier amount, t~o nile h-ats, ia harness. 10th
races come oil on tue Cu.Un Course, l.. l., that
track Icing considered the bca: Tor far de-
veopment OF the speed OF the two contestauts.
As vet there ie little speculation on the result,
although many eo"d Judges anticipate seeing
the Se< Jersey statlnu The fAvorite before the
rarc. Th- n4rr, how-,c CT, LHs mau} support
ers, who have witnessed her hitherto unequalled
pesior 4auce. uu the turf. aud coLtide n,ly X
p+cs to hte her retain her we'll earned title u
:Qjc.n uf tie tro.sipg turf in this match
Tie friends OF rAtchen assert that he has nere'
vet fully developed his wonderful powers 0
speed. and that he IL alle to take oil seEera
seconds Of lis recorded .:2f. He Is IN adu,ira
bic condit,on ut his time. ard lit to tros when
ever he il called upon. Fipra Temple il il
yeE Jersey, under the care Of Mr. james Nc
Mann, who has 70 u!ten driven her to victory
aud who will hold the ribauds over her iu thes
two coming enra9enen's. She ia Eow in fin
trim. an1 Ler experienced trasucr will no doul
bring her TO the scare IN the perfection q
rnndtfi0u.
, 1860-05-30
vKACEL2D CEMETERY

Tro .nFZ<s Worth pr Chicago City Lfn1ffs.
Thsnsw IL beautfn1u.al n ground u 1cated On
the xy rase c1 trt tay III, Que mile b yuod The
Toll a,t the hE Il et hAf mile vet Of The Like
ehxates tseSss4 a1yosher pss tlpx kand4one tnc'o
se ii n'ro. + ettan { gate aud aajotrng rsu!t
t,,. Bu, shs mo-. assss taus~ oftte Place eans!,sa
j. Fracefn. ~ootla ptcnouseea ,, Wn
ncm fh1ateliha, In s,ndes nho*e e!'*ssop ths
xNua. s.s ling 1a Sstl sass1as11 ,a .ss 10: !m
are + lug 'de as ,he srsey toe!o>nrr
I'm trpet.nE t4sat .he c Vi hs sany, tenn
Rn'r:s c4tex fH0N4s B, BRYAN, President.
, 1860-05-30
system extended TO the Navy Yard, Post- Office
and Custom House.


and Custom Honse.
MI. DOUGLASS uEApQuARrERs.
afr. Douplas' friends hare headquarters estab.
lisled on Pennsylvania avenue occupying all
,he up1.e1 stories Of a large building, from
shich immense quantities ot his recent speeeh
and other documents are issued, principally
Tor Southern distribution. 4 large force Of
clerks is kept constantly employed. and several
members OF the House are engaged in franklng.
This enterprise will hardly pay expenses.
MORE DISCLOSURES.
MI, CoTode's COMMITTEES are Oh the track Of
naturalization frauds in Pennsylvania in 1856.
hy which {, 900 rotes were Manufactured. and
Mr. Durhanxn's election thus secured There
ID strnpg reason to believe thai some OF hts
principal eNceholderB were engaged in that ne
itrous transaction. or at least privy 10 tts sue
cess, By furnishing means and causing papers
TO b. distributed. The bottom Of thai sl.lainy
and ita conttivefa hare yet to be reached.
DEAD AND DA1sKD.-Ths Illinois Rpubliean
contains the following obituary notice Of onre
popular animal:
Died, at Charleston, S. c., on The sd inst, the
old and wei.-knoen horse, Democracy. The
above named horse was sired by Thomas Jetter-
son aud dHm{n)ed BY S. d. Douzlas+
, 1860-05-30

A Suorl1rrEz IN L1xBo.-0n Monday night u
woman WAS arrested in tho store Of IF. II. Ross
& Co., Lake street, while ii the ACT Of stealing
thirty ards Of meu@selia de laine. A.rsha1 Law
con aud officer Asa Williams took charge Of her,
and after locking her up visited her home. which
is IN that classic and elegant pazt Of III city
known as Shaaty Town, and tbere foupd4 4Iiarge
quantity Of goods supposed 10 have been @olen.
These goods were taken to the Massh.Ls.otbce,
where they now are awaiting ideatfofation'
They ara IS follows: dress PATTERN green
mousselin de 1aine, ,clover leaf and red foyer; l
piece muslin, Paeihs extra shcetinR;" 8piece
brilliant, with red aud lilac small sta3 3p;
ptece red calico, with small white leaf; lasge
piecs dark broxn calico, red, white and
green figure, pear shape; piecs calico. SQUARE
check, white, light brown aud dark brown;
genAeman's steel gras shawl, with reddish boz
der, two narrow and two broad stripes.
, 1860-05-30
paa,grut. RAILROAD.

Tie Honse ycs4fday was eogased Tor
shcrl time Upon tue Pacific Rl:lrcad bill; hut
nothi, definite was arrived at. Tbs, like
the Homestead I'LL, VII 1robab}y be lost
through Democratic opposition.
, 1860-05-30

BAp Bora boy was arrested yesterday for
stealing dollar from the draw Of kutteisners
Saloon, in the West Division. This class Of
thieyipg is becoming very frequent.
, 1860-05-30

F1RE.-The alarm Of FIRE yesterday morning
about : O'Clock, was caused by the burning OF
an unoccupied two story dwelling house, on
Dunn street, near Milwaukee Avenue, owned
by Joseph Wilson. Loss about $500.
, 1860-05-30

REcornsn's CouRr.-1he next term Of the
Recorders Court will commence next Monday.
Thirty~five cases are now ready for the Grand
Jnry.
, 1860-05-30

a DorGlAs TorE Losr.-1t Is stated that Hon.
3 II asteu, Of Massae2usetfA, will attend The
adjournsd session Of the Democratic .Eonven.
tlon, Ut Baltimore. lie wxs abHeut from Charles
ton on acc ls1nt Of thu fatal illoess Of his vile.
His substitute, Me. Chade c svotod for Douglas,
but III. H&iest. it is supposed. 1ayors The nolni-
patton Of compromise candidate.
, 1860-05-30
TO APPLICANTS FOR AN TX
CHANGE.


r'on a41 parts ct 1he eou-t's "c are looa"
eo "''n opp''ca''oes 1of IN exchange Will lpe
lazy or 1r4'" cekI5 fREss AND 1hiAcSh'-
ou' en'1oF'a' '''s1os '''u7' le'eeNe ''a' ~ -
oat o. lnc qaes''oa 10 cofnf'y "nh an 'oese
so'e'lapons' oar P'tssn' e1e''aoKe "7' 10
oppF- ss'e' !afee' p1' ~ 'eeo'' i'';'a4e e''''
wa WIZ ''' :: VAIL 'oe = 0@"'7 '@'D '>'''-
u1''"@ 'D ~ oo " .epo<e ~ - J,r,'' osu
-us1' W. D"". ~ <'-.,,' At ~" M ".,'y
*S''''on ''' o1'oo' 'ss1!u'ss' " .ee'',"s l1'"
P1te'7 - '" w.
NeA' :" '|i'.'e '
PHts' Va "N.e'' u =" 's - t''A'
which ~ su'es wv 'sNlns wv n'ueN
CANADIAN RECIPROCITY.
By referc,.c. 10 our II lt:;E'ptsc sl'aseAcs,
Ibis morning. it viii be STIR that al that has
1ccn asserted 1y the PRESS AND TT1DcSE rel
"tive 10 lllc object OF Mr. Hatch 3 commission
III der The Treasury Department, TO Investigate
the working o' tic 9reaty Of Reciprocity Will
Cauada- is fully verified 1y tie fcsnlt Hisft"
port if repcrt it may be cali, d, u thoroughly
& 1'A''et tA%'~'-s4"e NN'I "A~
Totk caual view Of tic subject, instead of an
intelligent, etatlstcai account OF wllat mas ocen
done under the Treaty. IRON which Coogfess
and the country might draw satisfactory con-
clusioos. 11won'd ssem from the a'spa'ch t''at
tho Administration il ashamed oi its own wo' x,
and may not submit Mr.. Ha1cla's report 10 Con-
crcss But we call upon our Western mem
lcrs generally, aad especially nron Republi-
caus from whatever State, to be rigilaut and
sut1er NJ step to io lnken looking towards the
abra:at:on OF the Treaty.
We think We are not mistaken in saying
TINT the sentiment Of tue country is forming
, 1860-05-30

fB James Hamilton, who was arrested yes
terday for circulating libellous hand bill upon
gepj. J. Quimby, and was brought before Jus
lice Millken, waiyed an examination, and was
held in $500 bonds 10 appear at the next term
of the Recorders Court.
, 1860-05-30

TnE GREAr QUESTION or THE DAr.-Nheta
can be found hne Bot or Shoe which will be
relishle and ut low pr;cra! Ercrs body aud
their wives answer, "At the old stand OF E. S.
Wells, e53 Randolph street. under Metropolitan
hall" The crowds who visit their store daily
are sufficient guarantee of The excellence Of
their goods and their loH scale Of prices,
mJ:+6t
, 1860-05-30

No71cr--Harius pse. ,plor,ned that ccztain
unprlpcipled parties in the city Of Chicaso, IRE
adsertising Nay FLor<r Tobacco, tor sate. /
alone an the manufacturer or thai 5rurad, aud
that E.. .. Osbaad. E-q under the fremont
Hoase, is now the only prison ia Chicago that
keeps The genuine May Flower tobacco Of my
msnu Aeture for Ea1e. 1QHx J. uAGLET.
Dernolr. May 81, 1860, m3alGt
, 1860-05-30
THE CITY.

AssiRpe4s te # superior IA nlt"se at I7Y kApdofh
aze4i il sk oelaek, Glib It L Sampson, Acct1oneeE
PcaR CorFEu-0f excellent qualities -roast-
ed and ground, and Teas Of the fioest flavor, csn
be found At Ssanton's, No. = Clark street.
, 1860-05-30
WIDE AWAKE UNIFORMS.
r. A. SMITH d. CO.,

no, tl8~.......LAE STREET...,...N0.1 lis
Are nnsv ftrnkhfnk heRepub'ean Wide AwHtc C1uhs
with their EulIorr o. Lh0rt notIce and At u M cod.
rttstog II Lfeht Wter t'oor tsp and caps. It the
It's I'd p:ed II The Eat- Also the Tucn lap nAdy
All oder. f.om Culs t-opgh the Western S.trs with
the money scr'r panyln The ~ hare prompt at
teniton. ard bs IropelllAhlpped without del.y. -
r.t2tcA3t1n
, 1860-05-30

CHICAGO SABBATH SCHOOL USIoS.-The Sab
bath School State Convention will convene at
Bloomington Oh the evening Of June 9Th, in
consequence Of which the regular monthly.
meeting Of the Union will be deferred one
week.
The following members Of the Union Eere
appointed US delegates to the State Convention,
viz: S. D. Ward, E. S. Warner, i. $. Cook, ].
4. Parsons, c. F. ". Junge, ]. 3. Stilson, 3. F.
Jacobs, Key. ]. H. Leonard, Res. Geo. i.
Bowers, J. Y. Farwcll and K, n. Guilfo'd. But
as there is strong desire on the part Of others
to attend, arrangements have been made TO
chas4er a car for the trip. This will reduce the
expense, provided asay will attend, 10 foar dol
lars each or less than half fare. 1t is therefore
suggested that all who wish t, 80, 1eaTe their
names with Wm. Toua!iusoa. $. 5. Union, 81
Randolph street. previous to Saturday afternoon
June ed. Also, that SO many Of the Sabbath
Schools as may wish to be represented appoint
delegates at large. Let there be Two car loads
| 1t least.
The delegates will leave Chicaeo Mt r. u.
Tuesday, and return Friday i. II.
JAMES +. GRIFFIN,
Sec'y C. S. S. Union.
| | Tho case in which Harrison .and Jack
were arrested for forgery, is continued unit
, 1860-05-30

4 BALLOON AsCESsIoS.-A letter has been re-
ceived by the city authorities from La Mountain,
the celebrated :cronaut OF Troy, y. T., ex-
pressing his desire to make IN ascension from
this city on the 4th Of july, provided certain
proportion of his expenses arc made up to hir,.
We think the affair would be noreIty and
would draw large crowds Of people from the
country. Will not the hotel proprietors and
others whose interests will be largely benefited,
take some steps in the matter: Mr. la Mouu-
tain ID gentleman OF excellent reputation,
and will faithfully perform his part Of the
contract.
, 1860-05-30

Democratic F1nAds tn E0aHt<sfrHf-. u 'dsh'
suEJon E31p Etstf5pA--Tft Dfn"eTafse
SfnfTorJn-- H-fefnft In - -s'sr ChaFdf.<r
-.TAs &Ilteaso -t:uuatnaffahs, etc.
, 1860-05-30

REMOVAL, Leland i Mixer hare removed
their o!i&e and sample room to 1Ss South We.
ter street. Pork house. FtendcSs Block, oppo-
site Michigan Central Depot. mls-lm
, 1860-05-30

WIDE AWAKE Ex,FoRus-We understand the
Aatter in Larmon Block is ready to supply any
pumper Of Wide Aawake uniforms, complete in
every respect, for The moderate sum Of $e 3
mau- Samples Of his manufacture were exhib-
tied last evening in the head quarters Of the
Wide Awake Club.
, 1860-05-30
1uE TRAGEDY III TIE VEST DIVISION.


We yesterday gave an account Of The aHray
which took place at The corner Of Ewing and
Jefferson streets, West Division, between two
noted characters named Robert 3. Bowers and
Thomas Paine, which resu led in Bowers being
dangerously stabbed ty lie litter. Bowers
died about st O'Clock on Monday night from
the effect Of bis wounds. 4 Coroner's inquest
was held yesterday, which developed tie fol-
lowing facts. Bowers is a mau about g: years
Of age. BE is well and unfavorably known to .
the police Of our city. he having frequently
figured in its annals About two years aso he
WAS sent to the 2enitentiary at Alton for coun-
te1felting. After his retnrn, he had several al
tercations With his wife. living in Bridgeport,
which finally led to separation between them,
she taking both Of tue children and removing
to Wisconsin. Subsequent to the separation,
be opened bowling saloon in Bridgeport, hut
sold out about three weeks ago. Sihce thst
time he has pursued course Of vice cnd dis
sipatiou, and has attempted the seduction Of
several young girls, in one Of which attempts
he has met his fate.
Some TWO weeks since be became acquainted
with young and good-1ookiog gtr]. abOut 1S
years Of age, by the name Of Paine, livipg on
Clinton street. Sunday before lust, at his inyi-
tation, she went out to ride With him, he agree
ing to take her 10 the house of q friend. 1p.
atead Of keeping his promise, however, he drove
out to Bulls Head and then turned down the
Northwestern Plank Road. She became alarm.
| e1 aud refused to go any farther. He toli her
be was going to take her to Lyops, where be
had taken several young girls. She continued
to beg him to 70 back, and made such an out
cry that at last be was forced to return.
Since that time, he has followed her about,
I mud on Sunday last met her and wanted her to
- to Pixies Peak on the following morning.
| She refused, and attempted to get away from
him. He pertinacious1y followed her, address,
| ed some insulting remarks TO h.r and finally
, 1860-05-30
}3rrss & Grihu1tr

On GO
To Trl-Week2y Subscribers.
We ARE obliged to-day, tn send the Daily Edi-
lion, in lieu Of the Tri-weel1y Pnrss AND Tntn-
rsE, to our Tri-N Neekl. Subscribers
, 1860-05-30

DowS.-A large cottonwood tree, formerly
ornamenting the north east corner Of Indiana
and Rush streets, was blown down yesterday
afternoon by the high wind. In its fall, it car
ricd away portion Of the fence, and lodged on
the roof Of the house in front of which it stood,
doing 10 serious damage to the house. The
tree was gery much deeayea at the trunk.
, 1860-05-30

A NEW BENEVOLENT 0RGAS1zAr1oS.-A new
United Sons Of Erin Benevolent Society," WAS
inaugurated fer days riuee. The following
are the officers chosen for the year:
President, John Comsky; Vice President,
Redmond Sheridan; Recording Secretary,
.ames McGrath; Corresponding Secretary ,Mau-
rice Murphy; Treasurer. Thos. Nc Avery.
Mcy,ckEa.s TuEarnE.-The Webb Sisters
commenced m engagement at McVicker's Thea-
tire on Monday before rezy respectable house.
These young ladies display superior talent in
the range ofcha1acters which they personate-
mud if the theatre-going public will but giro
them fair hearing, they will be sure to ill the
house from "tusret to foundation" By the force
Of real merit. They play Sn1,ke ard Mrs.
Squeers in Nicholas Njckelby, and in the farce
Of tho Managers Daughter tonight. See ad-
yeftisement.
| 4 CoSr1pExce GAuE.--Mordar evening, q
| man made his appearance in saloon On Dear
born street, and displayed roll Of money
amounting to $50, in ten dollar bills on the
sane bank. Hetreated the crowd, and received
:
| some nine dollars in bills for one OF his tens.
Shortly after be exclaimed hs had been robbed,
and sure enough his roll Of bills was gone. He
made terrible moaning about it aud 50 worked
upon the feelings OF the by.standers, that they
made up purse for him With which to leave
town. lie departed tearfnl!y, and soon after
wards it WIS discovered that the bill be had
passed WAS On altered one. The sympathizio9
gentlemen who hadcontributed. concluded they
bad been sold. and that the confidence man va:
nine dollars the winner,
Mss T1111SGHAs7ts Classical OnaAS Cox
cERrs~-The following programme will be pre-
sented on Thursday evening. 1t commends it
self to til. notice of ali lorers Of good music
First Ose.tare 10 Psomftheus.
ases': Ans:Hie S1 s~ n5s ~ ~ M'Ta r. ,:,,,o
Fourth. God safe the Queen; with Variations b
! Kick.
| Ma'ttrsn.
sixth. senate fcs the Organ. Composed BY NendslEah1
Tickets must bs procured It Root 4 Cxdy's
rs Clark street, or At Sherman's drug store, co.
ner Of State 4 Van Buren streets, As none vi
be sold at the door,: Aa the expenses are incor
siderable, the tickets are put At IS cents. L.
the attendance be such ~ to encourage Miss
I 10 favor the public with similar opportunities
| future.
, 1860-05-30

@ The case in which Harrison ~and Jack
were arrested for forgery, is continued until
the 1st Of June,
, 1860-05-30

Pixies PEAkERs-P1EKs .PsAKkns An 1dea,
for which ne charge nothing but The pruft in
our goods. We are informed BY those who
know that there is not on sale Kerosene Lamp
or drop Of Coal Oil beyond st. Joseph. Vow
taose who " 'ish TO make or save the Datchuan's
10 per cent arc sure to do it by buying Of us, at
Wholesale prices, some Kerosene Lamps aud
Oil. Ta1low dips. and poor At that, ate sold at
the Peak for $l.e5 per pound.
Fur further inform at1nu, call at the lamp aud
Oil Emporium, l2s Clark strees, between Wash-
ingtou and Madis'n+ my50 ~
, 1860-05-30

130 wv " dtbI Sss9 VH{Cd6Vt xi1s :
They h.vt also On band,
HAY, PORE. FLOUR DORMANT, PORTABLE,
PLATFORM and all Oh er deseatpIon Of SCALES. and
full assortment O. TRUCKS, LeTI EK PRESSES
SUGAR MlLLs. It. ..&1,
x=sThr Company will rel at the lowest pnFl.e r,ts-,
and all II well to cali 4: Is South Water street Che
caxp. Illinois. my: Qc4to.6m
, 1860-05-30

B Go TO John Jones. l1s Dearborn street
and get your clothes cleaned and repaired.
They will be we'll done aud a. prices to suit the
, 1860-05-30
CHICAGO, WEDNESDAY. MAY 30. 1850.


&C r. S-7I7KH, dc7er:<s9nz A7ent 50 Dsrso4na.
:, aAes-! rreesss 4e2=fsr:ss fer fA!s cad al -
Gt4iint Pesers OF he ko5ta He.t tI-bG3+y