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, 1860-03-19

4 NEW YoAx DELLE.--Fanny Fern gives this
fascinating and fashionable butterflies that 1us.
ter about ths luxurious driving -rooms Of the
metropolis:
She is very petite. bolts her head on ona
side, and peeps ou. Of her eyes squirrel fashion.
She approaches you with hop skip-and-j Jump,
which she imagines immensely fascinating, and
gigglcs out . silly Laugh which she faneies is
runs across the room' stopping 10 tbe middle Of
it, With her finger on her lip, e. f4vorite atti-
tndc,} as if she we're trying to remember some-
thing; then she tosses buck her head, smiles
deprccatingly at hers Il, scuttles back to IN
ottoman. with the hand her bracelet is upon
uppermost on AeE lap, md rc'apses into pref
Interesting it is! One feels like tying blue
ribbon around its neck and-straugling it.
, 1860-03-19
The Monster CannOils

On paying whit to the Fort Pitt Works. We
learn that they have commenced the process Of
boring the monster gun. cast OIL the hollow
principle, designed by Major Rodman, T. :. 4.
The casting was commenced On the 3uth Of De-
cember last. The gun weighs some forty eight
thousand pounds. Il has u bore Of fifteen inch
es diameter, and thirteen feet nine inches in
length IT !as twenty -tive inches Of solid metal
Ut tl1u breech, making its extreme length four
teen md half feet. At The brcech, the outside
diau cter is four feet; At the muzzIe, twenty
eight and nine tenth inches. 1t will project Il
bail Of four hundred and twenty-onc pounds a
distance Of tirc or six miles, with tolerubly
accurate range Of four miles. No gun approach
ins it in size or weight has ever be1orebeen Gust.
slaves, 4ndcd together Some brass pieces OF
greater tength hare been cast, but no gun Of
more than t~elye inch bore. The drawings and
computations were prepared by Mr. Nicholas
Wide, one Of tho ir1n. The molding and cast.
ing were under the supervision Of Mr. Josept,
kayc, foreman Of tue works, and the mcta]
used in the gun was from the Bloomfield
furnace, owned by Mr. John Duncan, and i:
considered the beat brand now in uss.-Pttks
Lurgh Ga=stt<. !
, 1860-03-19
E1&sura11re.

THE QUAKER CITY 1NSU-
l. KANcE COMPANY, Of PHILADELPHIA,
Capital and Surplus -. $3.50, 900
Chartered Capital -. 500,0 900
OFFICE FRANKLIN BUILDINGS.
, 1860-03-19
MORTGAGE SALk.-Dcfault

w having bern made by Ferkca E. t.b!es and TO-
sr} rsra. In lhs taymet o! tson ~ certain mo~es
'petde4 ~ :wo ct!t ntosase s.sn'e9 " iat
.1in dxy Vt luK t. u L3@. n ~ MtEf-aEo
!+td. nst.ss rz hs ened in h, eapactv here
under wrt,ts The 1ou,h "4E'. ~ ~ o. tar Chicago
isoek E4EA L. OF secsson 30. far ~ H. towa-
hn NJ. 'h.tyEt+ -. o"1 u zar m 'even g.. 'ast
cf The third Frint Al dtas.. sGAe ~ s''t EuuHys
Illinois mortgage ,<c: nd in The Rseo.srs. a.
Of sAi rtu,lv lfook 1. 1wu. pke Eve Auh 1rt anu
tine, And TX oil eF ef said uuEtscc ndItf5Krk - Ha
undessItnr1 ks capacity. tbs west hall tue souh%
wet qua of xtlon t.y ISL, ~ tHn. ap thr-
souf y. n"hn: rvven G.: ess q the ,hrt pcne.
pal sdisn. In the etnniy and >IA III sAt. and whca
latter ssase rscosd.d IN Aad eec Ia utos 40 T~a
rIKt I've u.&itrI Ind twesSr.
Sux ,,be.erre j. l. L. Paine fre+E. Sader IN chaneey
ef Coax euny Sae~l ohs-+.or ur tho puTpa-e*
cited In .id nnxsxts Ill IN pur4rstc tlh'lx pu~rrs
tste aa she+by y n,e se:. ri: =; rnb - s',en or
ca 1hr highest oIt'cs he no III lsr VI Tho coutt
the Of hicx" tou " Vi toos aad >'ae y
t!nu.-. he dth d.s !" Apr. y. se " tea vsl.e&
In thu Of sd Day. ta4 p41cr rel 'aie. tr
% ,u, anA sn@h pertlu,+ there ee io
insect anee IT +tcufed by th* ha'd ottka1ss
resrecl.ely Win The .o.' u ~ tusrs ad ,Alf 3he
ia1, In ch mortgage Eatle Unly toE 'he tnonitS
Ih-scby xecstt AID n9t t7e monies cnrka ~ the
vIhrr mortgage, l. L. PAINE F.EkH.
Nx Ter In Chauself Vt Co. etuti:y. .n,1
Spec.At Cou4n,sst'n~1.
uts
, 1860-03-19

It is rumored in certain circles in this city
that Edgar Canton, who was 1eu1anded TO the
custady OF his reputcd owner short time since
by United Sta:cs Commissioner Corneau, re-
turned to this place last week. His friends do
not sag much about the matter, for they con.td-
CT The suhjcc. rather delicate one but the in.
formation that was given us last evening satisfies
Us &h@t Canton has bean in this city within the
last four days. lie is said at u,is time to be
tras cling In the direction Of Caunda. His friends
accoun. for his re-appearance in this part Of the
country By saying that he was kidnapped, and
that his rcputed owner could not gire eas's1ae,
tory bil1:of aale Of him. They also say that he
met white man In Memphis, Tennessee, who
having known him u 4 free man for nearly ter
years procured his release.--Stast Joursal
l3td.
, 1860-03-19
TIE ELLlTHUKPE QUARTZ
i. PULTEKIXER.


This m,el.ne ID ,h- 1eeat ling and active expert.
lie extensive qus7z tsa, Q CT: etr.a Ansssia New
lass a AZ yet p;ta;ea Ius sty a. small o,;!ao Of g aud
ezt1cmly uncertain. II not almost Lastlous. E,ery
eesae ch!ne T.. been brought Into active an e.ea
~ IT, turn has fat ed to seomka amount Of labor su
po dc'ors p1osoitns of these dise:ded m.ehines
pl CO = rendered them unavailable. The tn,s La
now come *hen The nntf every WHERE - for soe
wlcss. lsss, weigh les tske lets po~ef and DO
The mnss we will give its actual worknE caoa:ty and
wSIaef not tssp
, M m The ,o% a9d s n IN, p
i:s.-,t ve'eh. og;y 10 poanas: -
n .impis Il Taeson, "a 10 1.sfs ilsSs to e.
ont q rersi.tha1 ma.n turning lathe NhaTns but
% taa b. replaced IN les, than
fE- minutes At st not to exceed one dollar and aY
sa~t..h set o: surfaces will pave1ze ten times the
amount q q1.;tz th,t The xeeht e gs,. n
On rs tass u u common stspef' and perform In
sh. ases th. power
It'll II IN satsss9,g; ;s I'd to assas e.:
~ aS% e i, tnat tue mt Touring mill
IrQuI,es expense In putting and 2uxer.
with the aoor tso ea for four hour, will put 1t In
readiness for operation.
Win these advantages. we Place the mill before the
ne. and feel tha. his interests VII insure
N.unsyera and adoption.
The mills will be nanuf,ctu'ed At the wel1.keoWn
ctIne wasks Of Samuel MONTY. Grtenvtle Cocnectcu,
and nothing hut the nest Of salisbury and Stersr Will
be used In their constructions :os ts Ind spensb
qua NIL. bo durao'e without Eood maie au4 good
mfehsnisrn. The 'tputaon Ct h's establishment VII BE-
suent zual1an fur the perfection Ct m1ehue.
Leaera addressed to A. Z. ELL THORPE, Chicago. Ill.
o1to SAMUEL MON III. Gseenvac. conn.. viii receive
prompt attention.
f1i,c Of NIL. complete, with Sets Pulve1dnE
Each extra St paverzu6 Su1Gace, l.so
fcaehJ6,ly L. c. ELL1TuORPE h CO.
, 1860-03-19

~ Mississippi has taken position scarcely
second 10 South Carolina in the non-intercourse
movement. The following extract from the
Vicksburg WAi2 proves that she is prepared to
show her faith by her works:
ave learn there il a large manufactory Of
which is about to be discontinued because there
is no sale for the shoes. Samples may be seen
at the store Of Wm. Cox, in this city. They ap-
pear to be Of the very best quality. It, at least,
speaks louder than anything we can say OF the
hypocrisy of the times. Here is home MAUI
factory Of articles which are usually imported
from Massachusetts, in the very heart Of Mis-
sissipp,, which does not receive patronage sui:
icieut to keep it going"
, 1860-03-19

Prestden1Ial4-Hunte and DoriH.
Occasional" the Washington correspondent
of Forney's Prfss, writes under dale Of the 18th
inst, as follows:
Mr.. Hunter Of Virginia is again candidate
for the Presidency. do not think that his
chances arc good, While the Southern politi-
clans adnit the purity Of his private and public
character. and bis uncommon abilities, they
dcuy to him nerre, or t1c1uess Of purpose.
They al1c.e that lie is dreamy, transcendental
sort Of stu1esnap, and claim mare resolution
and consistency as elements in the man whom
they will support With their votes at Charleston
anil At the polls.
str. Guthrie Of kentucky is said to be in
leaguc with General Gushing Of Massachusetts,
and others, including some Of the politicians Of
Pennsylvania, 10 put Jefferson Davis Of Missis-
sippi forward, anlt tie latter is evidently not
ignorant OF this plan, lnasmuch us it Is evident
that he las been PLAYING crafty game to Sc
cure tic ud md comfort Of The Administration
aud its officials OIL and after the Esd Of April
coming. Mr- Davis has lately become one Of
The most conservative Of men. He has dropped
lis military tonc, aud now takes pride aud plea
sure in delivering the most copciliasory aud
| patriotic agnmculs whenever the occasion is
| presented TO him. There is good deal Of met
| lie in tho character, and vast deal Of interest
| in the history Of Jefferson Davis. l do not
think he could lie chosen Pre- sitlent, occupying,
as he does, platform which, t" be consistent
| with himself he must maintain, aud which, duly
enforced, would be destructive TO the best inter
est. Of more than one hslf Of the Union. But
he is, IL reality, one Of the first men Of the
| country, and would make, If put into the Chiei
MasiStracy, an honest and intrepid ruler.
, 1860-03-19

1t is said that in the Gulf Of St. Lawrence,
along whose shores solid ice forus everywhere,
the wnter does not freeze over oyster beds, ex-
cept in very revere weather. Even then the
ice does not become Of the same consistency or
solidity as in those places where oyster beds are
not found. 1t is owing to this peculiarly that
the Inhabitants Of the Gull coast are enabled to
discover The exact position Of the oyster when
the ice first makcs, those spots being the last to
freeze oTer.
, 1860-03-19

An exchange states. with how much truth
We cannot say, that Lord Brougbam had not
been in the House for nearly thirty yenrs when
lie entered the House during the present session
budget He let the House in 1870 to become
Lord Chancellor, and Mr. Gladstone now occu-
pies the position he then held-thut Of the great
est orniur iu the House.
, 1860-03-19

40 TO PARKS, l24 Lake street,
~ tor G4uezs, Whiting ptA&s, Needls Cases. DC,
, 1860-03-19
The following is q sample of the
numerous letters constantly xccciv:n: 70, Hosette.s

CAFAxpACCA, Jr1x Is, 1850.
Nzsszs Hesrx77!R sxt1u. Pittsburgh. Ta--Gfnts:-
Asw are Hrarg.r, herewith enco:c yoa twenty eight
doll1s for four dozen Hostetsla eton.ca tcr which
please foEWard via Nlchlgan Eouhcn Raira1. Toledo,
Ohio aud Clayton Station 1havc purchased several dozeu
bottles ut Toledo but The sale Is tie lncrtase
70 u that w,ah to open direct trade with you. WAS
Induced 10 ty youz rtte lr physician. for Liver Co~
patat and received such ;nttel aid tint hare recon-
eced others and have sold shout two do1ea por wt+f
for Tine hare al kind. Of Enedte!tc IN 'tore.
but thett II that csceEnlly and truthfuy
recommend your itta forl know they have helped ne
be5on3 my expectation. Yours respectfully.
ntlGdkF:w rU1LO WILSON.
, 1860-03-19
4 DrrAuLr.-We find the following in the
Evansville Journal:

cashier Of the Farmers' Bank Of Henderson,
ky., had acknowledged that be had appropriated
some ST.. 900 to $oO, 600 of the funds Of that in
stitution to bis OWL private use. Mr: Banks
had been III for some time, and although never
suspected by the officers Of the bank. yet his
conduct weighed so heavily on his mind that at
last be sent ior tho president Of the bank and
unfortunate man has been appropriating the
funds Of the bank to his own use for several
yeara, and yet did it 80 adroltly as never to ex-
cite any suspicion in the minds Of the president
or board OF directors. After confesslng his
guilt, Nr. Banks assigned all Of his property to
the officers Of the bank to secure them from
loss. Whether his property would meet al the
liabilities incurred By Lis conduct We did not
ascertaiu.
, 1860-03-19
kNTATE OF ILLINOIS. County ot

~ Cook. s3.-supcs.or Conrt Of Chicago. y rr'sn.
i-t-I Iagkn :. nodkr I'D VA sen g n1ofe rs Anna 8.
ruer and !. .rah ra'uer, f.> ua intact ch'drsu sf
.'"ln X r.laer de:asA-,'te.sao1 for 4.e % Ansss
sui S.rah E. Palmer, d-srrr3nt* above Ia. e1 AAv-
ing s,en nvd in tts oGsc ~ Id Cletk Of rali Sd
Naid Anna = Palmer md sasa. Palmer iha' the pr
taHer- ed tle4r p-tGn Ii ,Ed Iout tic chxnse
nnmsn* ,hs vup"n set out Of sad u1 ssatu.t .a!a
Isfadnls 70 unaafe on The fss Monday .tX-5"1 eat,
tSn, \. = hy .aw reauhe1-
Ss~ uue roa. the sa Anna s. al nr: and S4.ah E.
Taes heirs ami Liant ch!ftFrn OF j. X. Palmer,
ceastd, klan psEsonally be atsar srf4rc the ,sit
SUPERIOR cou'1 Vt cha@e. Of ttok "'ty, On tne hret
a} of te thesfo TO te hnIea u Ch e,xo, 10 aid
ouEty n. drss Mod4y q: Nav, H. ~ ~. and s.i.
d.mut the A.!d Pc ttIon ihe s,ne and fha
ustsrs III therein chtr and Eta c, VIII bt ken
coLfe4 e anA erte, ri Aa n.t tceos'tok
10 the prayer Of taM pxt.rnn
, 1860-03-19


4 fair audience assembled in The lecture room
last evening, where the kcntuckian was adyer-
1lsed to speak, his subject being the close Of the
career OF Napoleon ]. lie came in 4 few mIn-
utes after time; glanced uneasiy At the door
where people were still entering, and then ad-
dressed the audience. ''Hc hud noticed" ba
said, that though he was generally little be.
hind time himself, his audience was apt to be
still later. lie might have added that not Cal
houn himself would be regarded with such fe-
rocitr US the unfortunate wretch who Unopened
to be behind time in coming in, Therefore,"
lie continued, with suaviiy TINT Was killing,
sin order thut his audience might not lose any
portion Of this important lecture, he had be-
thought himself Of an expcdicnt. He would i'll
troduce to 1bem Southern gentleman, born
and raised down on The borders Of Kentucky.
with whom he had had the honor TO become nc
qualntc,l in this city, aud who had repe.ted}y
afforded him rare pleasure through his skill III
decided sensation in the rather diguiied and
rat}icr silfiish little audience, and 1hls Tom eyi
dcntly enjoyed. The sensation Increased when.
up the aisle at the left of the speaker, marched,
guitar under bis arm, the Southern gentleman,
lis per Ito Wit, "3lose Case,"-a
character known aud held in much respect at
B!oomer's and elsewhere.
ale had asked his friend to play two simple
Mrs, Which we're peculiarly appropriate to his
subject. One was the air Love Nut which to
him seemed to voice all that the divorced En-
press Jose: hinc must have felt and thought
The other, The Grave Of Bonaparte,' WIS q fit
ting dirge for the mighty Emperor as he lay in
lis scu- g.r, scpulcher- His friend had consent
cd, ut his urgcut request, to honor him by sing
ing these airs Lie WIS sure lis audience would
also feel honored." Which they evidently did,
as manifested bY immense applause Nose sui
down-tnucllcd the guitar gently aad patheti-
Gully for Josephine, and thundcfed the I" can
mons dread rattle" for the s!eeping Emperor.
While he sang, the glorious old Southron sat
down by his side ard wept like cliii.
.~.After the music, sinrellalI rose, Strengthened
himself to his Senatorial height. and proceeded
with the lecture. ''Love mol" be said,
The thing you love ,oay c1anse-
Love not! TIC tn!ns Jun love laay dix.
"Yes," be added; "and, Q God to Josfphine
how bitterer than death was that change.'
The lecturer had good start.
, 1860-03-19

Glove RULES THE CoURr."-A jury in Texas
lately acquitted man on the charge of horse
stealing, although the crime was clearly proven
to elope with his sweetheart, Who was present
in court during the trial, ind willing to marry
him If acquitted. The jurors had probably ali
been in love themselves, ut one period or auoth-
er Of their lives. aud there vas not peth 'ps one
Of them but would hare done the same thing in
their younger days, if they couldn't hare got
their wives without.
, 1860-03-19

" Fl + Il h a :, jOt1N NoOD-
bridge, Ir. and Ea1~bSth b. bis wife, lia 90 ih~
s7th G1r u Utce1er A. T. 1s:s n4kc execute anu Dr.,
vrr n me- certain rS.. % ink dt" tic IA, AID
1cr alors.il # the fo a%tnx l'1a tse ns4. atas*l
IN the yfY Of chicago Guuk tuu1ty l'ttos> vt1:--Iha
n-t uaf ~ or lot thrr. ts' IN II * tws thn- {s3
in KINKS to tn.tAxu. st:' WIZ ~ and Anx"-
.r tile tepr1ner< hesst- Mths ND apphtefa"c $40 tno
.al lryu,..s hc1oaxnk VI III Any Wis ~Ip wien
kad t7unt DR. lr rseAttu IN Ice ktenn.t! o1oao na
deed. on paLe hunEs1 .n4i heh
t4 tiu.t Lses! aIe r1ecsttt t1 ut4 sshA 10 Ea
aE3:vas The aYnelf. 2ctttats 10 tas! eHes
an effect Of cert htu bonds iAta Of tset! AIN Hh MO-
truss ri. 4al nnmbtcl fun S y \" 'nSaonSe'
m t =, re,.t. Il e!isrs by ile *. John W~,a.es1
II and ,.e Ers>us Vii a1 p ione.J 81: 't! fenAt
rim ci ~ thou.u 1aa, s7en tanilanaeo LOT ho
aynt nj Of he o11A ih"u..d ~" ~ ~ oae 1Eas
f1r ihe tafe fhse4f altlcss II LIE fa&e o. ten p*
eeut tni aaon.lyt n w. @ ~ ., n otns =, II
III hI. eIec,t>1p. +EIt1;n II aaA'sn< ~ Me kNA
H.px n lie " of fnF-; and aSA"t ha'ns eten
ua.it In a I'll, u,rut the hnn* u III my te n
ihc Coz 1on If A.d tops !xlt Ct pruetrA9 and
~ tac Now th-re'o,e uuh'a ret:er i rr by given.
thst by y,tue Vi the power .: eAe hi's HE III A utt
cc. the ahov de- cr1.<1 FF'' T's ~ ~ nkAt
aud youIty OF REDEMPTION al sAc t~n zoe" oAt"ls>
Jr. kn Wife th+r heF. and a-skr- IT. vi talht sMt -
inc htLc.r hetss c4>, ls north ccf of tss teutt
H. lS., ten o-lGsk tie ioEeaUon 81 t@la 4*y a@4
make An denver 10 the a"rca-e< " pufhAs<n
thereof Eu1u a,i sufficient ue Aies :s - aHt. .t1
apy r pre eds VI ssd SAs tie Eet.'htna " ihe tt-
ra 4nl .usere,t then que en 81 :nt; ~: sh1 r.
uher pu, p2ses mrnuo1sd In rid ttns ~
t6*9. fACL C0tN+-.;ts s,tte1 t!14a~; -;
The el- Of tae above des..bet rre1.s' saiourfed t"
's'' pAl+i. T.. ~, l.. TrrA1e1.
, 1860-03-19
.RAPE, PEAR, STRAWBER-
~ EY4Np CRANBERRY.


FOOTBALLS on tie boundary Of Another Word, By
Robert DaIe Owen. rlicc sIe3,
MANSEtLs LIMITS Of 1.EL1GIOCs THOUGHT.
p1jce a..
EATLlNS0S*6 HISTORICAL EVIDENCES Of tie
Truth of Scripture fslce q Is.
CHRIST IN HISTORY, by Rnsert Turnbuls. Abe.
THE CRUCIEtE, o. Tc.i% Of Kesepe4ate state by,
Kev.J. 4. Goodhue. pfcc u. ~
THE ELOHlM REVEALED In tie Crration .rd Re-
demDtian Of MAu: By S. J. Laid, DID. rEee aa.so+
THE Stall HOUR; by Austin Phelps DID,. es cents.
Sir WILLIAM HAMILTON LECTURES; vol !, q.
III fE.tciass Standard Works in every department Of
AteratuIef sale II publishers rates.
IL KTe1ns 4ash on dsIye9Y.
, 1860-03-19

How TO Rr1x SoS.-1. Let him have his
OWL way.
9. Allow him free use Of money.
8. Suffer him to roam where he p1eascs On the
Sabbath.
8. Give him free access to wicked compan-
ions.
s. Call him 10 no account for his evenings.
6. Furnish him with no stated employment
Pursue either Of those ways and you will ex-
perience most marvellous deiiverance, or you
will have to mourn oyer dcbascd and ruined
child. Thousands hare realized this sad result,
md gone mourning TO the grnve.
, 1860-03-19
modeRty Of Authorship.

John Il. Thompson, editor Of the Southern
Literary -Atsssnqer, relates the following:
"Thackeray once told NE that upon the occa-
sion Of his lecturing for the frat time in Lon
do6, be saw on looking orcr the house, before
going forward to the desk. the well known per-
sou Ct Aacaniay on the third bench from the
front. Turning to some friends, be said:"
five pound note to my man who vii! get naeau-
With ti1pence in bis poke. in the banking
house Of the Barings."
, 1860-03-19
rh.r,ao March ts:p, tutss.l3ti


AIASThR'S SALE.-Stalo OF Hi
ie1 ro. took cnunts. ~. Superior ceArt Of Chicago.
In. he, ta3 shsl:s> y y; /. 5,a,s " A;Gw ~ IL.
ert.1 rster entered abase .he w.ni, DIT
day Of February. A. D. W. IT. srost - M-.sf n
MACH H. L.. st0 o'clock in the l"1<uon Il that
ta. puosc auction to tie s1he.t b. DEL, Tot cs.l
c.x /, ii. .a.a unity Took. the oGu~< de.er<d Al
estaie situate HI the >Ey Chicago, eouh r t'NS Aht
Salte Of Iutnot. tuwtt; tht humber ~ u book
ruln tweutstxo Il, tse ~ct oos tes on edition IL
EhAAEo. 1kA SUIT, As.tsf 10 "a d" esy r. tha
>u2er1r C.urt vi ChHuK,.
p,+Ay Marrh nth Eltl-ASAsk4
, 1860-03-19

GrATE OF ILLINOIS, County OF
~ Cook. 9.S.-supernr Ccurs Of t.h!ca1p, May Term
l:6o-lA kin J. AtdEe and W71ren Gilmore ". Anna b
rt1er mt >a1an T. Palmer be md infant ehtann ot
John T. Palmer, tecsa4eJ rxi Mechan;S Lien
AE1cav:. uf tie n-rc,d Of III. =. .F1llsr md
S.eAh E. Palmer. defend MIA ahosa n.ned h.vnx bten
h.s1 In tho obex tito Of sid sutss or CSu Of
Gh. ago. Ssue h<1cu, given tts al Anrs ). P4i.
sr 3at Sssah FAn,tr 'h:1 's re f'utra nttd iheir
,esona dsy q Nar.h lso and III: samrous sher-a:on
.As Monday Il NAV pt1. $50 ~ ~ lsv ,sd"tsd
Nov: na's yo' " .ad Arm. r>'nrT and s-f.h E.
tc7a<d sha personally be ~n *prear beose ,hs ,a 81.
2:ros Co+r u ck!e:o Of Cck cotn> Ca the trss day
~ tie thereof. to he hnlsa Chl<zsv, l.. sid
County the d:t Atunuay Nay. 1ste PIE. d. n.
swxr +sauf the e7d teton Anc. a14 tue mai.
aa4 tl!uC< thtren charged ana tta IL wi
en{e.se'. AIT decree entrtu4 aksu yoa a>eonH. 10
The prayer ol &A1 PETITE
~ r. nr-h5%-' =
, 1860-03-19

II The New York H<ratd makes the follow
ing announcement:
Mr. Derby the proprietor of the Dusseldorf
collection, has just purchased large site. on
broadway IS Iset front By 200 in depth; On
galleries. One will be devoted to American
paintings, another to foreign and a third TO
sculpture. The front will ba Of white marble,
and will be designed entirely in reference to the
destination Of the building. There will be a
noble entrance ten.f feet in width and Of proper
tionate elevation. If the work is carried out in
conformity with the plans just prepared, the
edi6ce will be one Of the most imposing and
elegant in Broadway.
, 1860-03-19
afga1 advertisements.
COMMISSIONERS NOTTCE

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Ph1'r Notice Is hereby ss:en au persons Interest
Ct Tn. the undcrsxncd Com ii Appun,eL BY tae
Ga,en Co Inell of Gig Of Chicago ascertain The
.sn,1ss and 1tcampense due tbs leAoecy.y Of
sG,. Al bs apprcp iae taken for To
wiz lrom tbs d cher Road 10 ta= s-lh Brieea tke
Eaieo R!vss In sr7lkai ot ant to correspond with ths
;nsrn being noak~ 20 .1s, s'x fsss VI ,hs
hAf which haIl cuxist OF The .3t) tty
seet 1T :> llock ~ E seciitn t~ sny
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ID Iot OF bll a1 OF tie sass TIL ts thi.e rs,
:eet IT IN. block IL LII sectiOa "e ty'ane -,
roEo ed to bA open By tie town u hu1h Chlcso
aat with osdss paAse; IL oMoaon Ctuncl ANe s]A
l: aud The to the amount Of sush dA-
rase by them dt~med bepsd. la proportion - atJ -
ay y T. the benefits rssuhlrkt taeh parcel Of srouad
ca the sa tas NJ A.1ea ls It the hour Of l9uock 4.
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, 1860-03-19

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