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, 1860-07-02

DoxEsr1c CABINET MESpER.-1t is one Of the
narrels Of the age that such vast sums ere e1.
pended in getting up apparently tsiaing aEti-
otis; aud anotbsr ncAyEel that these ars of 20
much utility. Large fortunes havs been nsda
ou:1f natches, which are tofd at ths rate Of
ons OF two hundred for \ penny. Somewhat
eimil.r, VIC art told, is 10 b. ths SUGGEST Of u
recent invention for repairing all kinds of far
uiture,-" SpAlding'a Prepared Clue" It Is
prepared chemically, will Keep in I'll climates,
may be applied on the instant, and it all that is
saia OF it is true. must become higa!y use'"l IN
rspairing broken furniture, di.apidased books,
sud indeed in ali cases where glue is usually ap-
piled.
, 1860-07-02

Chicago is the capital Of the West. 1t is New
Aware Of their present and future greatness,
and do New York the honor OF being a triae
Jealous Of the Central Park and Broadway;
they aAk, with some reaaon, whether New York
could have raised tne money TO elevate the
whole city level HOMO six tn eight feet? It i8
certain that The next bo,t thing not to needing
such au operation is to hare the enterprise to
carry it out when needed. And the whole city
Of Chicago, With 150, 900 irhabisauts, Is being
raised. inch By inch, with jack acrtwa, from R'x
to eight fact abore it, natural level. Streets,
squares, blotks of buildings containing stores,
banks, private residences, shops aud 1actories.
are Ill steadily going up. The engineers make
IN inctsion in the foundatinn about two to four
feet from its base, aud work awny until they can
get in, frat wedge then screw; when the
rcsew is put in the workmen turn and tEiet
steadily and s'uwly, and the lofty building rises.
h4irabreadth by haarsbreadth, aud Inch By inch,
until the whole is pronounced to be up to
grade" During The operation nothing IL dis.
turbed inside; business GOES on ~ usual. 4
druggist's stote. full Of fragile bottles. went NJ
eight 'eet the other day-not phial WAS cracked
buildings in which the Marine Bank stands, was
raised bodily With equal success; it took 6 000
jackscrews 10 lit It. Chicago tray we'll lie
proud of the energy such 40 improvement de-
Inonstratcs. and ~e NEED hardly refer to ita
steam power watelworks-the greatest Of tbe
kind iu the workable Post Office. tho finest in
the Union, whore letters. it is tu he hoped. will
not be lost A. they sometimes are Lerc-lts hn.
tell. streets, elevators, depotf, etc., etc. These
things ars \ fair example Of the spirit Of ths
whole West
, 1860-07-02
arcss 4 Trihut1E
CHICA 60.
GET UP CL u BIS!
GREAT REDUCTION.
Campaign Press and Tribune.

Tbs bcs! Republican document that can be
distributed In the West, during this campaign,
II the Chicago PnEss AND TRIBUNE. In order
to gfse it broadcast circulation, it will he sent
in Clubs from July 1st until after the presi-
Dental election, at the following greatly 70.
daced rates:
FOR TUE CAMPAIGN WEEKLY.
Fifteen eopacs. address. 90
Fltty eopsea one adcres 90
EA1k1e 4V
FOB TIE CAMPAIGN TR1-WEfKLY.
Tweuty copies. one Aatsas- 20 %
II Fusulsh the Po.t Master With a lit Of the narnes
and by recent Law Q: Congress. he u obliged 10 deliver
The pAperl from bundle sent 10 Que addzse.
~ Aoneyin Registered Letters sen. at our ra,k.
Addrezs PRESS L TRIBUNE. Chkaeo, Ill,
, 1860-07-02

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, 1860-07-02
st. Louis Dispatch --- Political Move
uaentk.-i{iycr and HIurket4.

ST. Lor1s, June a9th.-The DreckiaEidge star
is IN the ascendant. 1t the reception Of Mr.
barrett, on his return from Washington this
evening, the Sscestionists controlled the move
III Mt.
Senator Green arrived this morning and
called meeting Of the unfaithfui aud terrified
10 consult The result has not transpired. He
1,opcs to keep the party together till after the
August election, As for himself, he says he Is
for Ureckinridge aud Lane all the time. Hon.
Mr. Phelps also arrived and turned right about
faca. ue renounces Doug1asism and supports
the Nationals. Ths Douglssites are getting
scared. Their friends are deserving them. Mr.
Barrett WAS received By large tqusd of people
this evening. He rods in an open barouche and
bored gracefully when paskio2 through the
streets. The procession mafched to Lucaa
Market where be il rec. ling tb. speech.
The political asmosphere ws1es warm.
, 1860-07-02

NOTICE-Learnlng from various
IN source4 thst = pcr+on b1 the uatns of 3. q.
th+is Is 1rsYe irE In tte Western Sasfs ting
himself Is aRet tha t. noti:y I'll EErsone iha he
po nor, a. er Axe- or In employ and to
caution tle1u agant transactions Eith n o. o.. ae-
cauCt. IuHN +. heILUtI Seg-,
ff13tx 81 Wat-r / tteft, New York.
, 1860-07-02
The Tornado RELIEF Fund.

CLx1os. 1owa, June q. 1850.
Editors Irees ard Tribune:
have just received from YIN. II. Brown,
Esq. Of Chicago, Chairman Of Committee, de-,
the SUN Of $3js.1s, balance in his hands, " for
sufferers by tue late tornado"
This liberal addition to the large sums which
have already been donated and distributed by
the geue.oos.hearted citizens Of Chicago, is
gratefully received and shall be faithfully aud
1npartialIy distributed in accordance with the
wishes Of the donors.
Truly yours, y. B. BAKER,
Chairman Com. On Donations.
, 1860-07-02

u II
This question seems to have been answered
in tho affirmative. from the proceedings Of q
meeting Of citizens, held Oh Saturday evening,
which We publish herewith:
at u called meeting of those interested in
hav,rg military and civic celebration Of the
ensuing anniversary Of our National 1ndepend-
cnce, at room No. fremont House on Satur-
day evening, Major +: ". nadley was called TO-
the Cbair and Lieut.. .Fi1zpa. rick, commanding Of
Emmett Guards, was appointed Secretary.
1t was resolved that the meeting adjourn un-
til Monday evening At The some time and place
TO take into consideration further arrangements
for celebrating the Fourth OF July.
It was further resolved that the Chairman
publi>h call for said meeting directed to all
officers Of regiments. eommsnasnts Of e1%pa;
meet Ut the fremont House, Room No. j, on
the evening mentioned. Thereupon the meet
ing adjourned. =. ". nADLEz,
Major of Goth Regiment, Chairman.
4. E. F1izrArn1cE, Lieut.. Commandant
Shields Guards, Secretary.
, 1860-07-02

Far many months past the police hare hcea
the property Of people aloug The line Of our
wharyes, owners Of warehouses aud others,
were becoming altogether too frequent to make
it altogether probable that sneak thieves and
wharf rats were alone in their 'concoction and
execution. Milwaukee avenue hnd West Water
street were the principal points from whence
these complaints came-
On Thursday night, two weeks ago, our read
ers will recollect, the wholesale aad retail 6 D
Gerry establishment Of Joseph Creott, Oh West
Water street, was entered, and three chests Of
tea, valued at 800, taken away. The matter Was
placed in the hands Of Lieutenant Williams, Of
the West Side Police, who, not finding any
trace Of the there's on shore, went to work to
ascertain whether the guilty parties were not
regular river pirates" such as have commit
ted similar depredations in New York. Men
were detailed TO watch along the shore, and in
boats On the river, and on Friday last he 1rst
clue was got to the thieves BY the discovery of
three empty tea chests in the weeds, about four
miles up the North Branch. These chests
proved to be the same that we're stolen from
Mr.. Creott's store. The next step WIS to ascer~
tain who took those chests up there. In this
they were soon successful They aacertained
that boat was seen going up the river having
boxes on board, and returning down stream
with bags. The efG:ers gota description Of the
boat aud the men or board, and succeeding in
finding and identifying the boat sad. its owner,
they proceeded to make arrests:
The bont was found hidlta j. . s1uice-waY,
under The Chicago avenue bridge. Ths owner
Of tie boat is man named John Jones, and bis
companions in the operation wero James Dom
elly, watchman on board the steamer Trav.
eler, aud Thos. Cook, watchmau On the steamer
Planet.
On Saturday morning the officers proceeded
to Jones house, near Chicago avenue bridge
searched it, and arrested lin. They then wert
on board the Traveller and Planet, which arr
laid up near the bridge. and searched them and
arrested Donelly and Cook. On board tht
Traveller the officers found the stolen tea il
bags. The prisoners will be examined to-day
, 1860-07-02

PCSIsu1xo SArLon.-The master aud mate
ofthe propeller c. Aears were on Friday Inst
arrested for beating sailor by the name Of
Bernard Burns, deck hand on their craft.-
The trouble arose when off Big Sanble on tha
a3l ult., about lifting stick Of timber, On
which occasion the mate struck him With his
fist, Afterwards the same officer ordered
Burns to 80 aloft, as further puuishment, which
he refused to do, and IN attempt was made to
sling him to the rigging, during which the mate
kicked and otherwise maltrea!ed him. An ex-
anioatiou was held before Commissioner
Hoyne, who held the mate in $500 to appear,
and discharged the captain.
, 1860-07-02
THE WAY TO DO IT.

We STATED few days ago that the Chicago
Herald, the supposed organ Of the buccaneers,
would go f,r Breckenridge. We now learn
that as the most cffec:ual way Of securing his
c.sction and the Little Giants defeat, it will
come out for Douglas, in the vain hope that it
c:a give him the State Of Illinois. This is tie
:alost instance Of heapiDg c:als Of Gre en- an
ecemy's head It has this drawback, how
eyer, il the plaa is successful, the Goals will
hurn up all the prospect that Douglas has ever
mad ard secure tho triumph Of the msu whom
he nost intensely hates. Gowh1ch way you
will gentlemen, the State Of Illinois viii give
Abraham Lincoln 10000 majorilyl
, 1860-07-02

4 TTENTION LIGHT GUARD
IL You are hereby p.tered to appear IT. your sIeo'y
nu Monday tie u lrlt ESQ in fc dress fu ese-rt duty
Ter osi>t &C. MARsu. Co.. I!efk L. u.
r. Ia 1a0 Q. 8. tF&fx
, 1860-07-02

tB The Mayor gives notice that to-day all
s,loon keepers and others who hare not jet ee-
cured licenses md continue in business will be
prosecuted.
, 1860-07-02
CT4TE OF ILLINOIS T.

SIalE Or lLLlNOlC, LOOK
- County ss.-supeFor Court Of Chie17o in Chasee.
ry-TAe Chjcax Maine an1 gira In.u.11.a Company
versu, Geoee f. Eetles. Letta " tekey. Charles lay
60 <. Ssmu.i ". Fuller Aad Exra B. AeCaxx
r4hle tcr il hereby gve". that In p1ruaneA At Dr.
e1etst r.r IN e atove entitled the Nh
CAV ne 4. 1850 lrA d. Scht vii a:d
secal commissioner on the sxth tstb) AuEutt 4.
T. VI O'Clock In the forenoon Of iha: uaY fha
ptrth ioe of the Eouf uous. In city OF Chicago,
Ctu.;y of Cook ard Sslt- OF unoa sell 1t rule auc.
lion fo ths kte.t bidder for cath the following stbe
pre1lses tor much - be necessary
he due sltcomp!raat upon the Indebtedness
sEt'ut I'd ds:I.e a5d ss;used By certain deed o.
ea.sa b ths I'D - ,ey aaa LetA
oee Of sa eog1ty Goot. A9kust :osh. 1855, ~ r.
rs neniioaeo In sad dee aud hertiaaiter 10
tss fatd defendants. E11a B. IeCasg ana samuel ~ RI
er t1ust ssr1rt The Indebtedness mentor - ~ I'D
dter-e} Atuatsd IL tho city Ct Chicago, aty o Coof
and State Of nlino's. TO Wit 0'' VI VIVA
The s,.h f.ty t50) ieet sf ths north o 40 ,,as ,rd
Afty lis feet Of he vert one hopd ed 1.S, 14
Chicago and eribea nosa pAz,icu' -. s''5 u
fsz,uencnx point one hr o5.t ,.s n,,i ~ u.
north ct coIntT savsn ~ r' " "orts ~
dNy So est, p.rl1ei 9Th sora tIee, thepss IT.
one hua"1es I'd aty Lei p.saiei 1i1S Eiaa s.rs~t
thepee nor.h as} o.! r. pa1.sl .!h Deaf5sFa
thence xt1o ~ ~ an0 n1y tt5a> fes pars&@ xt,d
Elm teet 70 ~ P' ct bskl1n:nx. aud al equiv Of
dsnpuoa o. ~ I'D 0surxs H. E:ksY aea Lstii!a ".
EcE.eys theT y 4 ssst4 III lheien
| IRA > .r1rT, T1rstes and special Co1omEln' ouAr.
| EEaSo jpr4 81. lAo. tt:e6s341
, 1860-07-02

Those Journals which persist in making
candidate Tor Lieut. Governor Of III: Hoffman,
in spite Of his positive and public refusal TO
accept the nomination, should not be alleging
their desire to "do justice t, the Germans, lin
extension Of their folly. Every German Re"
publican paper in the State, without m e1-
oeption, has hoisted Nr. Ja -rott's name and is
cordially supporting him. The larger number
Of them too, are opposed to the huld:ns Of
new Convention, which, they say, if large
enough to carry the authority Of party nou-
iuation, would cost in the aggregate at least
S4,ooo-a eum which might better te e1peu-
ded in purchasing documents and paving the
travelling expenses Of cauvas:crs iu Egypt.
, 1860-07-02

INDEPENDENCE DAx.-Mr. J. B. Nerwin of this
city, has accepted tic invitation to deliver the
Fourth Of July oration at Ypsilanti, Michigan.
, 1860-07-02
V67IDE AWAKE UNIFORMS.


cont,nus 70 1nrttsh ii. WIDE AWAKE UNIFORMS.
sappete and Of the vert best quality II tbs lowest pto
Al. 1he Ircn Lam. ~l! Fig and star r<1:5 !rr ue.
asH % Scr. e IT, ts q %ria, nc - adopted
All orders frum Club Though the Western Sta:et viii
hare prompt attention. and b. properly shlpp*d Maout
te4y. DJ&o4StEa
, 1860-07-02

We saw and convcr.ed with several gentle.
men. some Of them farmers, from various parts
at the county and the counties adjoining, and
we are happy to state that the crops
ars 80 far unh,lrt by the excessive heat
and rains which prevailed during tie
latter part Of the week In some places the
wheat and oats have lodged, but there was no
appearance Of rust or blight. One farmer
stated that on Thursday light he waa unable
to sleep for anxiety concerning Lis wheat
crop; but on examination the following day
be was gralified 10 find it safe. 1t is thought
that the wheat stalks are too hard from the
previous dry, mild weather, to be easily Affect
ID. We sincerely trust il is s..
, 1860-07-02
FROM WASHINGTON.
Especial Dispatch To the N. Y. 1nbune.1

II any doubt WAS entertained rs to the CON-
p1e1ion of the next House of Representatives,
il is substantially removed By the present diyis-
ions among the Democracy. No yerE great sar-
prise would be excited If the Free States should
send nearly solid representation Of Repub1i-
, 1860-07-02

TEA Sex or!esns paper, printed IN the
French aud Eoglikh languages girss 4he follpw-
ing, under the hsad Of ''Congrs.s ,":in French:
Neither branch had any thing to do; the
Benste did 1t aud adjourned tbs House dia-
cussed with efoquenes how To do It"
, 1860-07-02

COMMENCEMENT ExzRc1sE.-WazA1ox COL
1EaE.-0a Wednesday Of the prsseat weak, the
Fourth Of July, the first commencement s1erct-
ses of Wheaton College, Rev. Dr.. Blanchard
President, take place in Jswell's Grove, Wbsa..
ton, Du Page County, twenty-five miles from
this city. special train will be run on that
day oysr the Galens Railroad, leaving tho Wells
street depot a: !. sufficiently early hour in tho
morning to reach Wheston before ten. rcd To-
turning in good reason in thu afternoon. The
country never looked moro beautiful than now;
tbs Grose woald graes the Happy Valley OF
Raste(.s, and risit thither would be \ way Of
passing our national holiday, At onse rat'ona,
aud delightful, "proridsd always" thst 1t don't
prove rainy DAY.
Tomorrow evening. she Rev. Dr. Beechsr, OF
Gales5urg, addresses the Literary Societiss, in
the College Chapel.
, 1860-07-02

~ The store of P. Seill, No. Ill Clark
street., was entered by burglars On Friday night
last and O piece Of cashmere carried of.
, 1860-07-02

burst lortl in Hearty cheers, which were an
swefed bT the people on bonrd the Gre at Eas-
tern, OF Mt !ea.t py x ctions OF them, for while
there were clusters, little con. .muuities Of men
tile ships deck, there were great aszemblages
ia 4 violent state Of excitement, waving their
hata Ind h4nokerchiets in another part. Is
the ship ncared the Narrows, the number Of
boats. yachts and strzmers that Ind come out
to meet her had increased to such losilia that
10 40 inexiricable snarl. But happily there WIS
no collision nor accident OF anv kind among
ttlt IN. As the Great Eastern crossed tha bar,
n&r, she dipped the ensigns which we're
flying at her masts and fired royal 81
lule, while tho band on board struck mp
D-' Columbia aud the Star Spang1ed Ban
n~.. After crossing tic bar the psddie.wheels
Of the steamer we're put IN motion, when she
began at once to walk away from the gay TO-
tlli4 Of steamers that were accompanying her.
Among the steamers that came down tue baJ
WAS tho Revenue Cutter Harriet Lane, which
other salute WAS fred from Fort Washington,
and answered by the Great Eastern. As the
f]otilla came through the Nar1ows up to tue
Quarantine ground, the scene WAS ma2ni6cently ;
st,r7ing and beautiful beyond description. 4
great number Of smaller boats, tugs, ferry boats
and steamers OF ail descriptions came ewarming
down with loads Of shouting and excited pas.
shores Of Staten. Island were crowded with
people.
A few moments delsy at the Quarantine, to
enable the uealth Officer to board her, gave op.
portuaity to the immense number Of boats and
steamers to come up with tho LeEiathau. and
surround her. but she was soon in motion
ueain and the splendid scene became more All
mated than ever Is we approached the B2ttesy,
which wss covered, a. weie all the piers and
docks, and the shipping moored thereto. viii
dense masses Of human beings. An Engllst
ship that lay ut anchor ran up her s'gnal'hagt
and fired q saluts rs the Great E.stern passes
her. But, psrhsps, the finest incident that oe
CURED during the pa.aage up from the Hook
was wbsu ths Great Eastern passed close bJ th'
| 9, S. frioate Niazars, a6ording Al oppotsunst.
to compare her sfts by that Of ths ne1t !argss
ship in ths world. fhe Niagara, which b:'
looinsd up 10 proudly IL VIC >passed heF y
going down tie bay, was now d"arleo 70 N
dimensions Of . cock.bost, II tho hugo stsaaa !,
er cast hsr shadow across her black aul'
The Niagara stood upon her dignity a1d hfs
no salute, acknowledged tbs presence of 10
monster only by dipping her ensign. which
IN equivalent among ships to touching the hs
enone men. As tbs stately ship moved u2 II
river. ahe WIS salnted BY cheers from ths vas
, 1860-07-02
CITY.

~ Sgnor Blit., the wonderful 1egerdemain
performer npd necromancer is to be here dur.
ing the week.
, 1860-07-02

~ Owners of valuable dogs are requested
BY the Mayor to keep them at home we'll nuz-
z1ed. The dog-war rages.
, 1860-07-02

"HosEsr OLD AnE."-Duffy, tobaceon1st,
81 Clark street, has just received stock Of
cigars Of the above brand, which, like the man
after whom they are named, are superlatire.
, 1860-07-02

Go 10 John Jones, lls Dearborn street
and get your clothes cleaned and repaired.
They will ba wsll done and 1t prices to suit the
, 1860-07-02

BrRcLABs ARE AnoCr.-The dwelling Of D.
\. Busnham, No. 623 State street, Was entered
By burglars, on Saturday morning, between ore
and two o'clock. They entered through the
window of the dining room By cutting out
part of one pane Of glass, 80 as to reach In and
uufasten the clasp and raise the lower sash.
The robbers had opened the back doors, ready
for an exit, aud then commenced to opea tbnt
leading from the dining room to the buck par
ior, when lady occupying bedroom adjoin-
ing, hearing the latch move, struck light, and
the rascals absconded, making some ta'l walk.
ing through the back door and ya-d. An aver
age dose Of blue pill. applied By Dr.. Colt, would
suit auc1 rnpuek TO a uicetY.
, 1860-07-02

Haaette.a Celebrated Stomach Bitten Iocresses 1is
found be The oaly certain of bodily strength
during period len the atmosphere Is calculated In
duce feeling Of lssaltude And indise.uop. Tee WORT
case.of Dyahr1 and Dysente1y give way to its potent
Influenza. InnumeEabe persons who Eow alive and
well ust thank the dlscoverer Of this ce7,raon that
they havs been Awept IN the harvest Of death
rkeBtes RECOMMENDED BY the beat tcians in the
,sad This the tie be eyitenee Of its real yaue be-
cause "a general thing, they viii not tpeat word in
fa7cr Of adsrrted preparations. They hAvs been
nss to e1po ztedxe the claims Ct this upon tho
community. Sold By druggists. jyl3w.dw
, 1860-07-02

~ 1t il suggested that ths delegatsa 10 tho
Baltimore Convention resort TO The Jsp4neae
mode dripping open their bellies, ~ atoncment
fnr producing division in. ahs party.
, 1860-07-02

SPECIAL Sor1cE, G. s. z. C.-The gentlemen
comprising the Finance COMMITTEES, and Ill
others who have had subscription lists or tick
ats for the Exhibition drill arc particularly IT,
questsd to make their return At tho Cadets
Armory on Monday, July I'd, il possible BY u
o'clock, a. otherwise it will be inpo ousibls to
prevent confusion. It il hoped that al will
comply with The rsauest. al ths Zouapes are to
lsavs st 8 P. H., Of that day.
i T. E RESELL 9ee,y 4Ein Cam
, 1860-07-02

W1ps AwAkEs.-A spssial meeting Of ths
Chicago Wide Awake Club, will hs hatd this
{Aonday) evening, 1t their Fall, No. 80 Lake
s:rtet. Each member is earnestly requested TO
b present. Dy special order Of Executive Com
nittss. G.I. WATERMAN, S.e'y..
, 1860-07-02

~ Wide. Awake uniforms furnished Mt the
low price Of $1es eJ j. ~, aoom' u catT
, 1860-07-02

TIE ZouAvEs 1T TIE N1GwAx.-Notwith-
standing the inclemency Of the weather which
undoubtedly kept away great many who
would otherwise hare attended, the public ex-
hibitiou drill Of the Cadets At the Wigwam on
Saturday night was we'll pstronized, and this
crack company Of young men added new 1aurels
to those already earned, By tteir soldierly bear
ing and most perfect discipline. Tbs utmost
enthusiasm VAS expressed By the audience, and
the best points Of the maueuvering were 70.
ciferous'y applaudsd. Tha "boys" could not
well have imagined n better parting salute to
cur citizens than The exhibition alluded to, ana
we know that many good wishes Mill follow
them On their Eastern tour.
, 1860-07-02

Tus EVANSTON MrslcAt US1ox will repeat
the cantata Of Esther" this evening, at The
Methodist Church in that place. Several solos
and ouartetts will also be gi'en, and J. G. Lom-
bard Of this city has volunteered to sing on the
occasion. The whole to be under tho direction
Of Nr. E. Kellogg, assisted By Aisa c. 4. Eel.
1ogg.
Persons in Chicago wishing to attend the Con
cart, can take the 5.es ?. Ii. train to Evanston
and return BY the u O'Clock train the sam.
night,
, 1860-07-02

D-lf you want good Ksrosens or Coal
Oh Lamp, which will give The light Of eight can,
dies, not costing but seren-eiehths OF cent
m hour, emitting no odor or smoke, and not
explosive, GO to the Lamp and Oil Emporium,
lo3 South Clark street. between Washington
aud Madison. Lard, Solar, Fluid. Lunar and
all kinds Of Lamps altered to burn Kerosene.
'ield.lm
, 1860-07-02
Mem embellishments.

n r Y G O o D S !!
1T FIFTY PER CENT. LESS THAN COST!
, 1860-07-02

Law ScuooL OF THE University OF CHICAGO.
The GEss annual examination Of students be
fore the Board Of Trustees and Faculty will take
p1sce to morrow at the school rooms in Lar
mon Block, corner Of Clark and Washington
streets. commencing at . o'clock 4. II. Mem.
bers Of the bar and ths public generally are in
yited to attend.
, 1860-07-02

GREAT Rrsu At BA171xoRE!-ALk TIE CAs.
p1DA1Ks IN TIE FIELD-Bu. now the g1est rush
is at Sam Uuuu l. Co. 4, hatters, 1o1 Randolph
street, where can be found the best and latest
STYLES Of Straw md Felt Hats. Also Wide
Awake uniforms made AID furnished Of the
best quality and cheap.
, 1860-07-02

Cu1cAso UxvEns1rr.- erening prize
compositions and declauations BY tbs Sopho-
more and Freshman clauses.
Tuadav, a1 O'Clock r: A.-Addrsss befoseths
Berean Society at the University, By Rev. Wm.
". Everts.
Tutsdoy Erening. II o'c'oeE-Address before
the Prytaueum Society, by Rev. James Pratt,
at tbs First Baptist Church.
, 1860-07-02

- {, q, GCazY.F, A1rr1tsns1 4st.:. 81 Efas5er~f.
Il auAer<i retrtss faT tks csd ail tss
xasdi.o Pan-r, Of :as forth First. ta1-hes&y
, 1860-07-02

~ Daniel Manning, convicted On Friday of
stealing hsy, was sentenced on Saturday to
three months Imprisonment in the comfy Jail
and to pay tins Of $25.