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, 1860-01-04

MATTEL MDI[lG1AtsE f SALE.
0-Msersas william Il. vlnton hezetoso.e executed
due June tve,tye sas u. ls9. upon The ppery anu
inter-. haseaa ter named dtctea toe ihe payment
e7-n due III no:teaSe. eaeh for .ss of .o
bean:k ntercs a. per cent annum after d4'e the
IL iii md e
duued fr ahc perf,rman b. said ylntun c.nain
w4le. ud toE rs June ~ H. y. 1851, Ia tae he.
eofder. ofes Of Cact cou4.y il!no. nd fseose, IL
vs aa et s. I'd I'll d &C. a.
fut made In tho 5Erut Ut said nutas. Of
as i, % :" .5 a5 H. sts I'D :as @ 3if :1iss e
mg ge more paI,:euL: referred ~, hnus to lawful
i Ss, H.. tx sSs p.:s,lo. Of .sa
tAe .sme ID ray ous ~ tae proceeds q s,d gle n
Cartr her ioor- ard abouI The = cay vt 4v.I1
s*r lss s tay ao..s .s<!:aea 80 .s: ger e
thert!n xhtl<i az VI a. eten ID ths pss-
Therefore publ notice l. hereby s!'so thzI the
t1'.eah :.sh) d.y q January. A. 49, =, tn asleek
aamee1 10 seu a the1o II
s at pabe 4zction 70 soe ader tor ea.a. b pro
nd b9 toha t. VIZ to 81 !saen tos;h >
!! south c1afk Chleto. an1 sad :.s: raanlI 10
secoEl re rsar addition 'he building neu:e ID I'D
txtesi clu I'd In sa1d and eoesshnx t.bes
faT se dhe4 tn.3s. fo.t. ana sses. j.l c
iIeerrra y1aIdf rnea cream heA'ers to1s.
apparius md a2panenaaet. q tvtry. nme KID IL
& sS ossst SIX. so s.s ss:5sa : e
= fase. Slza1EEL " fiiILlrs iss.' a.slsaee. A
srAiY,.p i Po.nh Attys:
DAted Chtt1&o. 1ahnAFv "a. 3st1. f3t.bsEttd
, 1860-01-04

~ S41 .Sfc.Gj, due on e2d February, 1860, was
anticipated on Id February. 1850, The third
bond Of $a1 .GGC.GG. due 9ed February, lSG1. was
anticipated Oh the I'D Of Murch, 1s1?, leaving
to be Cancelled only the fourth bond Of !! GGG. o.
due e2d February, lsG2. On this, Ss5, 500 has
been already advanced. leaving balance of in
dcbfedness Of s6.S6G.f6, with interest on tbc
bond from 9Th april, 1e53. Thus. $193, ,33;33. g.; g.;
has been paia toward the liquidation Of the
debt Of $2tM,0t0. assumed by the Association.
The interest nn tile three bombs, amounting ia
sa,shl.1?. making tho whole amount paid over
to Ar. Warrington, including principal and
interest, $l?9, 9,o34.51.
Mr. Geo. ". Riggs, our Treasurer, to whom
the Association is deeply indebted fer the zeal
and devotion with which he has rendered bis
voluntary services, reports Investment Of 81, ,1QV
IN United States Treasury notes, $4,000 in
State Of Eirgipin bonds. 13 shnres Of stock of
e. Il. Il. and Banking Company Of Georgia, 1
shares Of stock Of Farmers Bank OF Virginia,
ana cash in haud s., ,f.3.7a; amounting to tl9,-
323.. -. 10 which must be ADDED sums on dcpns-
it, yielding interest, in rarions States, to the
amount of Ss,.i7.1S, besides some. 81 300 re-
ported as collected but not paid in Thus the
whole amount collected over and above expen-
ditures, necessarily incurred for repairs now
going on at Mount Vernon, aud in the manage
ment Of SO vast enterprise, is *i32 ,20I 0s. The
Association Is indebted to the untiring exer-
lions of the noble Everett for more thata one
fourth tsd9, ,ojA ~ Of this large sum, as fol-
lows:
Amount reue!rcd :tnm Oratlon. on............a'O0fe4
From Aee i"fk Leter aud cuutc on. ........ l.0H:l
t,o, aur " :eoa
1ncfease ol laitsttt- SIS 10
, 1860-01-04

New But}dtngs~'The City SuperIntend-
enS's Figures, de-, dc.


BUILDINGS.
The year 1850 was throughout characterize d
By depression in financial and business mat
ters. Less was done than in preceding years to
demonstrate rapid growth n Chicago, and get
the exhibit from these very causes will ereu
more rebound to the credit Of our city, as iudi.
eating solid and substantial advance, steady
and not to be checked even br the heavy hand
Of monetary pressure. As in the year immedi-
ately preceding, those whc have engaged in these
improvements hare from the Low ruling rates Of
labor and material made most advantageous in-
vestmeuts- From careful compilation, the num-
ber Of new buildings erected in this city during
1889 we're near1y two thousand
These were, with few exceptions, Of the MT
dunn class, for business and residence purposes,
Three story brick stores, with Easements, have
been Eesy numerously erected aud that through.
ont very wide tract, indicating By their-loca-
ton, in several Instances in sections Of the ctr
somewhat remote from the be:!business centre,
the confidence Of capitalists that VIC need yery
many good buildings yet, which will yield a fair
rental. Thelmprovemcuts Of this class extend.
ing southwark on State and parallel streets in
the South Division are of this class.
In residence buildings large addition has
been made in most desirable direction. in
cTcaslng The number Of our homes for good
tenants, comfortable householders in dwellings
ranging in cost from twelve hundred to two
thousand dollars. The marble palaces for
stores and mansions have been less numerous.
, 1860-01-04

From This statement, you derive the cncour-
as1pg assurance, not only Of having raised the
entire purchase money, with its interest. but Of
possessing over and above my remaining 1ia-
bilities, nbout $50 ,0"o towards the fund which
will be necessary to meet all the rcspousibil-
ties VIC have assumed for our country, riz: TO
place Mount Vernon beyond all contingencies,
r"dl:e as we'll rs p,ieate. by raising the means
to effect the purchase, we have redeemed the
one pledge Noun. Vernon is now no longer in
danger from any contingencies incident to pri-
yate possession. 1t remains now for us to con-
slider what is included ia the other obligation,
in order to prevent contingencies incident to
public possession, viz: to provide for Annual
Repair.
The title to the property is also shown to be
perfect
, 1860-01-04
l3rcss Il G>:ihtttte
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Extra copies uf the PRESS AND TNErxE
containing the Annual Roricw Of tie Com
n,ercc & Chicago for the year 1852, are for
sale a, the counting room and at tic counters
ui Tue newemen. This Review is capital
document to distribute among croakiug friends
ut the East,
, 1860-01-04

1Ry1SGlASA.-A memorial Of tue late WASH
ington Irving, containing new portrait, fac
simile Of page Of the Sketch Book in manu-
script, full account of bis death and funeral To-
gctler with anecdotes Of many Of his pcculiari-
ties, for sale By NcNally l. Co., 81 Dearborn
street.
, 1860-01-04

- Now in the "wintcr Of our discontent''
the hint is timely one, that any and ali house.
holders in quest Of heating stoves will find IN
extensive assortment ut II. G. Van Setback 3
Emporium No. II State street.
, 1860-01-04

4 Harry New YEAR At THE CHICAGO REroRx
scuooL.-The new superintendent, Geo. "
Perkins, Esq, gavc the boys at the Reform
School gala day on Monday. The chapel was
decorated with evergreens, and feast Of fat
things provided. Tue buys and the new super
intcndent draw kindly together.
, 1860-01-04

~ Cook. sS.-suptroF f'ont Of Chiako. Janu7ry
I'm Ps,e 4 - y"sspa no!is :: vi Gsa12ta
ih+' .t Il attashment is.ue1 oas Of u. ua-. q she
dsy 81 peeemr, 4. D. 49, as the .a.t or sal Jo1e:h
Ao.:e and a41ns IL esats Of The sAd ~ w. thsmpon,
IT, sheriK Of Cook Coa1t which ta:d writ has tsen
TUNED EXECUTED.
Eov. therefore uulss yau th- aa'a r. #. Champion,
taA pessnnaty b and appeIr ie"1c the .ad superior
Conrt on Of bt.ore tne fst Of the mart here te
art o:day Of Fehsuy. \: D. 1854 given .pec. b4l
and plead the said atnHs Ae Ion. juc ~il,
80 much Ut the urrery at1ahtd Eay b. .ueiept Il
>at>y the I'D ju1geent and eus. I'll sold to ra'y
1hef41t. WALTaR KtMBALl. i1trf
Goop.!s. tAHs1o Goon~lx. Phns Au'Y.
, 1860-01-04

ALMOST F1RC.-We learn that on Sunday
night, at ten o'clock, fire was discovered ia
st. Patrisk's Church, (Catholic,j corner Of
Adams mud Desplaincs streets. The firs origi.
mated under the flooring, owing to defect in
tie Hues, but was cxtinguishcd before doingany
material damage.
, 1860-01-04

"N1LL LEMON ExpLoDE."-A novel feature in
letnon science was developed on Edna Place on
Monday night, when the lady Of The house Lad
occasion to use some essence Of lemon, and iu
pouring It out, it took fire from lamp and e1
plodcd, throwing the contents into the face Of
aaotber person and burning him badly.
, 1860-01-04

The Tariff on Westward bound freight traiss
from Uuston, bus bern further advanced to the
following rates, which look effect on the 9Th
ult.:
lEt class. ID do. ID Ia. all do
Ncston tU Chicago. $3.50 st.s A.G1 &c
, 1860-01-04

POLICE MA17ERs.-Joln Bailey VAS fined $50
for keeping gambling house. -. Thomas Re-
gan, q boy, las been sent 10 the Reform, School
for stealing corn from the cars at the Galera
depot. -Four men, AnLrcas Yunger, Charles
Yungcr, aud Charles Sclluler were fined 80
each for New Years fight in Saloon near the
corucr Of Quincy and Wells streets. A.lpartics
were more or less intoxicated and pretty genc-
rally bruised aud rendered tile worse for wear
1.-Two black diamonds named Brown and
Earney fought just like white folks at dance
house on Wells street, about ginger co1o1ed
Helen, aud paid $ dne each in yesterdays Po-
lice Court. ....Robcrt Long was Lcating Mrs.
Long, john Barton interfercd, Robert tlrashed
john. Tho Court fined Robert S.. Patrick
Farrell "mnac at'' Mike sfaguire with BILL
hook, and WIS in arrest for tho game, but the
prosecuting witness perverse,y refused 10 ideu.
tify Patrick. He was discharged. :. Barney
Gallagher, drunk on New Years day broke
down cato aud went into citizens house on
Jackson street and demanded some food in q
rcry inso1ent manner. Being excessively drunk
he WAS taken in charge BY . policeman and
fined s5 for his New Years call. Henry q.
Ludwig wus arrested yesterday aud held to hail
for stealing pawn ticket, which Mr. Bean i
wanted to ide1tir: at the City Narsbnls o8ce,
Ludwig Is IN old hand at the lightfngered
craft.
, 1860-01-04

- We are requested to state that j tea
party will he given this "wednesday evening,
in the Hall Of the Mechanics Institute, for the
benefit Of the families of Copeland, Green aud
others. Speeches by ncv. Robert Cul1ycr, J.
.Codding Ind Il. Ford Douglass. Admission 10
cents.
, 1860-01-04

AcKSow1EpGEAESTs.-W must not forget
cveu thus tardily to acknowledge the kindly
New Years remembrance of mine hosts Of the
fremont, nor the chcer" submitted by Dan.
W. Boss Of the New York i Erie. We wish
each thousand years lease Of their present &C.
ceptabIe service to travellers j" in the house,
and by the way"
, 1860-01-04

Dealers and others will find it to their
kee Notions, de-, that are offered At - Lake st.,
by G. Il. Keith 4 Son, Auctioneers. They are
closing out the stock Of r. s. Barnum, saveu
from the late tire. Give them cali iao st
SINGERS FAMILY SEWING NAculxEs-Also
Machines foR Tailoring and Leather Sewing, ut
6I Lake street. See advertisement. de1V-1m
~ Who does not lose all relish for break
fast By having it served On cold plate, Asan
appetiser, Ean Schaack's Piate Warmers The
Of II State street, does up the business or ihe
plates, aud the Boston Soap Some Griddles,
AS INPk0vED FOR 1850, to Ie used srithout
grtdse, bake beautiful brown breakfast cakes,
.rithout .fuiag ths house NTH smote.
General dealer in Housekeeping Hardware,
Kitchen Utensils, Wooden and Willow Ware,
Stoves, Ranges, etc, de50Gt
, 1860-01-04

4 H1Sr TO THE WATER Coxx1ss1oxERs.-I
notice that during the severely cold weather men
are sent around to open the fire plugs, and try
their s4uirts. These plugs are generally located
on corners. The water rushes out aud floods
the crossings. freezes and endangers the limbs
Of passers. l observedfsom my window on tie
corner Of CLARK aud Harrison streets, three per-
sons fall within twenty miuutes-one Of them
badly hurt; and on the corner Of po.k wagons
: daily turn over. Could not tube or hose be so
used as to send the water under the cutbiug. or
somewhere SO rs not to incommode the cross
ingss Respectfully, Il.
SIXTH WARD CAMERON AND LINCOLN C1rn.-
There will be meeting OF the above Club at
the house OF Fred. kohring, No. III North
Halsteh street, near the Ga!cna Ronnd House,
this Wednesday, evening. The public are re-
spectfulIy invited to attend.
E. SxAALEY; Secretary.
, 1860-01-04

IorSu MkS's ASSOCIATION LEc1CRE-The
lecture on Thursday evening by Prof upson oi
Hamilton College, will be one Of the mos. mark
ed Of the course. The speaker has high
reputation
, 1860-01-04
4 Murderer Sentenced

ErEL1SG1aS, IAN. ;,.-rhilip Lynch, who mur-
dcrcd Coulton 1T burlington, Iowa shrec munyl,s
.incc. has been sentenced 10 be hanged ut Mt.
liu1Iv Nnrch Esd
, 1860-01-04
TIL E. CITY.

eB Reader, hasn't your wood pile gone
down wonderfully within week? Ours has.
, 1860-01-04
II Il X III ED.

III ihis city b! Kev.J. E. Roy Jaa IT. ,nst Mr. &,
FLETCHER HoUTuN and Mi.s MARY ANN EOTT,
Ill Of chicago
On an. 81, by the Ker. VIII. Kreb. Mr.. 6TEruEy
LCNT, q! tue u Rcycoda Lult s Co.. a1.l Mss
JESalE CHASE, al If this city.
On the evening Of tie 1t Inst. In tbs city, by the Rev.
R. ". Patterson. ". hTOW, Of Cticago, aud Mrs
LIZZIE 5. hENSE rTE, daughter Of Jss. Nc sII Esq
Of GIeat tal.. N II.
, 1860-01-04

TnE CANE LAWS II FoacE.--With the opeu-
ing Of the gear dawns the season of immunity TO
that share Of the animal creation included in the
statute, and repeated in city ordinance, ren-
dezingit unlawful to sell, buy, or hare IN pos.
session "any deer, fawn, wild turkey, grouse,
prairie hen, chicken. or quai1.'' On the 18th
inst, It will become unlawful thenceiorth until
Aug. 1st, for any person to "kill, eusna1e, or
tap the same"
The Chicago Audubon Club officially call tie
attention Of dealers in game to these statntes
and announce their intention to see The same
strictly enforced. And they wilt do it-mark
that. The Club is made up Of men who rarely
miss their mark, and now that like true sports
men they give immunity to the game, they will
infaliby turn their attention to all yiolators Of
the pence intended to BE- secured to game in tho
months to come. Dealers will do well to con.
suit the risks carefully.
TEMPERANCE ..LEc1rRE-The Rev. A, J. Ios-
Ign, Of the Union Park Baptist Church, win
deliver lecture on the subject Of Temperance
to the ChicEgo Total Abstinence Society. in thu
Methodist Protestant Church, corner Of North
Peoria and Fulton streets, On Friday evening
next, Mt II o'clock. all arc respectfully invited
10 attend. RoET. BARRY, President.
g. The annual meeting for lie election Of
officers Of the First Universa1ist Society; viii
be he'd this wednesday, evening, at St. Panl's
Church, at II o'clock.
, 1860-01-04
LOCAL MATTERS.

kB Go to John Jones, 119 Dearborn street,
and get your clothes cleaned and repaired. They
will be sell doue and ut prices to suit the times.
FCnS1zuRE--Aarsh Bros, at their new store,
JOG Lake street, are exhibiting large stock ot
new goods at prices low as eyer, ja+.t
, 1860-01-04

DAVENPORT, Iowa, Jan. ;.-IIiram Price, Re-
publican candidate, was elected Mayor It the
special election on Saturday, by 3.s majority
over Judge Grant, tho Democratic candidate.
, 1860-01-04

REMOVAL.-Tobcy & Booth,
l. Packers and pzovtou ptslef4 have removed thrs.
onc- from No. II South s;iak to Nm u7stsa (Whteie-s
Is h1ac 1Y
, 1860-01-04
IEcftcf or tbe Deserving Poor

4kN4ACA u Auo OEENFF1nE HO0Ts
At the December Monthly Mceting of tic
City Tract and Mission Society, tho undersi.n-
cd were appointed committee to raise aud
s.pcrintend the disbursement of churity fund
fur the relief Of the deserving roor-espec.a!ly
widows and children.
We determined from tic first to lin,i! orr
charities 10 thnt class whom VIC might hope to
elevate unl improve fy our various missionary
operations, in connection viii. relief afforded,
ua;;u- lh,. latter Gully means Of attaining the
tnrlncr. Wishing 10 sroil unnecessary public
ity OF this adjunct Of our missionary work VIC
II icw days since issued IL card setting forth our
object, und soliciting contributions But the
responses 10 our call hare been 50 feeble that We
arc under the necessity Of making this
more public appeal. The dcstitution mud
suffering of hundreds Of worthy poor
families has become extreme. Tbcy arc
not our clamorous beggars On the street, but
starting. freezing, pining people at their cold,
de*ofaie homes. One of our New Years calls
was upon pair Of twin babies, three days old,
whose tiny fingers were white with frost. The
Supcrintenlcnls Of cur more than thirty Mis-
sion SnbbatA Schools, and Missionaries WHO are
the distributors Of these charities, assure us
HAT prompt aud liberal contributions cau nlone
save .trc,,e suffering. BED clothing is greatly
needcd-srcond-hand Or new-and may he sent
to Isl Madison street. Shoes, alsu, and every
kind Of provisions arc solicited.
Kev..Mr. Kent is employed, for few DAYS, to
call upon our citizens Tor subscriptions:
VIZ. II. HEowS, II. !. Ely,
| u. j. LACE, E,S. WILLIAMS
On. uo1LlsTEK, I. S. CaESpuorGu,
, 1860-01-04
M0Mep QuD Qsrrlangg
4 SS1 G N + E'S SAL LIE OF
VALE4NIF REAL ESTATE

At auction 1o'' 1It hc+, Lh,ser 'hs at D.,
ceuher a. d ls:9 Al ,Lt Sutt" u.u1 Cunt
n ,Lr t!ty Of lhua-o
The uad-r.- -urd a..l- !. La ". W4ukhrk VII #
Il II ;.tiC ~'an IL ucoc1 sid DAY. iEa mi.
ta.i ID b. -Ai aa:' u s to
losing dr-t { ass T. Il Estate. to VT:
FoFr avt tk} fret i.!. IT, slds Of State xrk.
between TIah 7dlsn W l0 tssp Ii iLe tw
{EAue d1u Eereoo
ot On W4sh. ton 1T :c..sn ton,y .eet es.e Ct tho
Me'hoatsi Chu eh nek- Asu uLdv4d.t h11u ufthA y
!re. sJntal .a,d Bio <.
Lot 5 1t Egans ausa.!Eon Of los acd 4 block II,
SIhoot +~ct o..
Lotsb, H. T., at B.cek ten fi0> Sehnol Section
Eunv ,ru h4l o9 <vo. su . oek nh hurl Foe le.
Alss', v "a. ~ In VA = asenus Nc h'di -Chutth.
Aso Al o'her ID ny han-a Asstats, BY stus
Of u d sknroent
Term: Of ka.e-Ca&b,
GEO. ". LAT, j.. Aestznea-
CH,cAoo. DEC. -, les9 GEL hei3 .
This ae II aijnu7 et weck to tho t4h d3y
nf Jaouazy. letA, a. e4essu ostoeA T.. y.
Ca,oAao. Der. 81, 1857. j,tt34&A
, 1860-01-04

~ We learn that all about town On Mon.
day, New Years Day, among tile lalics in pre-
ference to "receiring" calls, the very general
ralc ~as to- "harg out the 6axies Oh the sutcs
wall" IL plan apparently much on the increase
here Of late. 1t would answer as well with 1
very large share Of tic Sew Years callers, if the
ladies would only put the chicken salad into the
basket. We hunaGly suggest the improvement.
, 1860-01-04

SrSnEr NES11oSs.-The j" Hay Maker" will
be brought out On Tuesday evening OF next
week ut Metropolitan Hall. . Mrs Bostwick's
soiree takes place at Metropolitan Hall Oh Fri
day evening. Eolk, the sculptor, has gone to
Washington. ucaly. the arsist, is en- route for
New Orleans. Bishop Simpson Of this city,
was recently hurt some"hat seriously in q rail-
road accident near Pittsburgh -. Mr. Hayward
the we'll known Route Mail Agent on the Chica-
go and Northwestern has resigned. and H.
Wheeler succeeds him.. j. C. Marsh lost a
valuable overcoat at the late Suns Of Militia Ball
--..Mrs. Bostwick will give series Of musical
sorees at the Briggs House during the present
month, Of similar character to those formerly
given By her with such tclat ut Sib!o's in n Y...
The weather was milder yesterday, and in com
parlson with the past few days seemed Spring.
like .We hive received several letters, ,appar-
emily from ladies, thanking US for promiscaous-
fy "blowing up the sextons," in the matter Of
church-warm;ng as we'll as church-rentllat;ng.
Will those gentlemen reform existing abuses in
:heir department Of the sanctuary. else, in view
oftheir responsibilities for what nasy xcc1ue, to
be 4 doorkeeper in the house, &e.," won't
seem Desirable, compared with any calling
whatever. =. Good solid maple wood at the
yards is selling at $3.50.
Nor1cE,-The Chicago Audubon Club hereby
call the attention Of dealers in game to the laws
for the protection Of game, enacted BY the State
Of Illinois, aud the city OF Chicago, mud giye no
tice to the public that all offenders against said
lava will be prosecuted by said Club.
, 1860-01-04

0swrGn. Jan. 3.-Tlr Charter election was
held to day: Tie Republican ticket was elected
over the cit!zens ticket by over zoo majority.
, 1860-01-04

DOARDING-49 Van Buren-st-,
~ betwcrn STA sire. and wa11.h aveaue- f1&te11sa
Beard it'll ed in psivale family. for :
crnrleEA1 "a AIR, rim KIr few day ,arde
can te accommodated. References exchanged ds:0xsw
, 1860-01-04

Pittsburgh Charter Election.
r'17sErncH, Jun. ;'.-Georre Wilson. Hcpub-
lican, was elected by Gvo to 7uu majority OVER
Mr.. ilwain, Democrat
, 1860-01-04

Acc1DESr.-A Mr.. Dc Cou:ress, wood dealer,
corner Of Market aud Lake streets, yesterday
had the misfortune 10 fall and fracture his lc-,
upon the icy pavement on Lake street. The
fsacture was set by DR.. Indian. This is ihc
fourth accident of tire kind since the t'cod suap'
set in. It's unhappy variation Of tic SNAP
to snap one Of the bones Of rour leg.
, 1860-01-04
:FDr @a!f.


BOARDING. Board with furnish
- I'd rocm.. ALL. lay board. At 5: stF=e
Mar SITE Atretf. tA.1l*
POARD1NG--A gentleman and
hfs wife and fcw .pze Eente nen czn te accom-
moda eli viii hut ard pe.t4 bs applspE II No.
.53 Nehxln 4-sxet lew doufs eaAs Of Rrsa st;ert.
Ca
, 1860-01-04

II c. 4. SCRfPEr, -s5rrri'i.7 1gent. is Dearl"rnr
II aator.rd 10 r"'ie+ Afe7ttsa<ata gr sis amt al
k<o'f!Aa Papers off tn Suv7h iFrs:. ia1-hs3+y
, 1860-01-04

4 Qaartz Mining Company, will. n calitnl
stock Of s1oo,"o1. has bsen organized III His
city, for tho purpose nf prosecuting mining
operations III the Gold District Of Western Ne.
s;raska. With proper machinery and 4 comre-
tent force nj hands, th, company will doublcxs
realize no. less than :5..m','os during the con-
ing sensun. In the possession Of the company
nrc .llir;y-ci.t: Of tie best leads WORKED The
past season, aud seven goad watcr powers. The
company cow OWNS two good quartz mills, and
axpect 10 purchase and eanp"y tirc more.
, 1860-01-04

HoNE ron TUE FEEspLEss--AsSuA1. MEET
1Sc.--The first annual meeting Of this associn
ton which was to hare been held to-day We'd
ncsday) at o'clock in the afternoon, is post
poncd until Thursday at the same hour. This
change is made in consequence Of tho fact that
Wednesday is observed by several Of our
churches as fast dav,
, 1860-01-04

Viii TIE G,nLs SKATE:-0f course they will
if the matter lie sui:ably suggested. The best
way will be to drop in ut GArticId's in tue City
IIcsel block Oh State street, No. IS, aud make
selection from lis plies Of Ladies' Skates OF
German, English und American manufacture.
Go and see, and to see will bc to buy. Mary,
tense your father 10 buy you pair,
, 1860-01-04

TuE HIpnEN HASn.-This effective drama,
taken from the Ledger story Of the same name,
met with great favorat Mcvicker's Theatre, aud
will hare run. 1t is full Of thrilling situutions
-abounls in 1niFth, aud is calculated to keep
an audience citlcr arpEaudiug or laughing Ill
the limo. 1t is well presented aud capi.ally
acted. We understand Dourcicauit's drama Of
"Thc 0ctoroaa" will shortly be presented
, 1860-01-04

- Particular attention IS called to tLe large
sale at auction Of furniture, stoves, &C., BY Gil
bart / Sampson, es Lake street, this morning at
ri o'clock, also LED dozen heavy wool socks.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-21
One Day Later from Nurope.
AnRIvAn oF THE eLAseow.


NEw YoRK, November 2O.-The steamer
Glasgow, from Liverpool on the 18th inst, via
Queenstown on the 9Th, has arrived.
The Bank Of England had raised the rate
of interest four aud half per cent.
Advlces from Naples say that $1,000 Ne
apolitan troops, 1000 horses and thirty-two
guns, who were being pursued by the Sar-
dinians, took refuge in the Papal States,
where their progress was arrested by the
French and PapaI authorities. They will be
disarmed after the fall of Gaeta.
Garibaldi will, 1t is said, retire to private
life for a time.
Father Gavnzzi had been threatened in
his own house at Naples by crowd who
cried, Down with GavazzW fL
The official result of the Sicilian election
on annexation to Piedmont was-ayes 432,-
O54; nays 66T.
Liverpool November s.--The steamer Nova
Scohan, from Quebec, arrived to-day. Sales
of Cotton yesterday aud to day: 10000
bales, including 5000 to spectators and
exporters. The market closed steady.
BreadstufTs dull.
London, November 9.-ConsoIs 93IS@931<.
Sugar buoyant, and all qualities slightly
higher. American Securities-Sales of Illf-
nois Central shares at 25@241z dis; New
York Central shares 78@S0; Erie shares SAX