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, 1860-04-10

Annual Mormon Conference Mt Anne
boy, I'll.
Especial Dispatch OF Tie cinclunat Gs.etcl

Especial Dispatch Of Tie Cincinnati Gs.et:cl
Amor, IT,. Arrl6.
The Annual Conference Of The new orcaniza.
ton Of the Morsuobites, named BY them F" The
New Organization Of the Church Of Jesus
Christ, Of Latter Day Saints" met here TO-DAY.
and organized by choosing Zenas II. G.undy.
Chairman. There is = full attendance of High
Priests and Officials. Part Of the family ot Joe
Smith are here in attendance. According to IN
announcement heretofore made, Young Smith
was iuducted into th- office rs President Of the
High Priests. -.
This organization is very san g1aine that they
eau induce young "Joe" to assume the prcsi-
dcucy and See1ship. This result will supcrcede
the necessity Of q conference to dcpose Brigham
Young, rs the Presidency Of young Smith is
acknowledged, even in Utah. Such Confer
cnce had been proposed.
President Of Tue High Council, a Bishop,
and President Of Elders we're chosen aad or
dained.
Much bitterness of feeling is manifested
aga1nst Brigham Young and his party in Utah.
Throughout the proceedings, and in The course
Of private conversation, Young and his coun.
selers were denounced q hay;n, ernnrated
themselves from the Church, and The neotle in
Eiah are to be preached TO- in order to conyiucc
them that they have given heed 10 scd,,cinr
spirits and doctrines OF deyils"
Po1ygamy, as doctrine. WAS seyercly criti.
cised, its practice denounced, and its prncttion.
ers are under anathema. Several persons joined
the church to-day, and were baptized.
, 1860-04-10
ACROSS TIL. IS PxN-IIANDLE.n

Virginia is tile owner Of the narrow strip Of
land between the western lire Of penusylya-
MIA and the Ohio River, known a= tho pal.-
Handle For the past tewy years size las stut-
bornly refused to allow tie railroads between
Pennsylvania and 0l.'o to cross hcr territory.
This p'ico has al length been abandoned, Us
We see by the Pittsburg Poa One Of tic
Railroad Companies permitted to crozs this
Territory is also authorized to bridge the Ohio
at s'eubcnv'lle. Foronce Virginia has shown
her good sense. Let railroads 60 where CON-
ncrco demands and capital can bc found to
hYld them; and let Ill rivers thai are in the
way bc bsidgcd. No merely selfish interests
should hc permitted to stand in the way Of tic
general progress Of tic country.
, 1860-04-10
PACIFIC RAILROAD.

1t IS understood at Washington that tho
Pacific Raifroad Committee has finally dctern,-
ined upon one road, adopting the basis o, the
Curtis bill, with clause that the route shall
touch Silt Lake City. This would take the
road up the valley Of the Platte, and through
Tho Pixies Peak gold region. 1t is not prol-
ablc, however, that any bill will pass Congress
which does not provide fcr Southern road
also; and this bill will either he amended
to include sucl, q roaa Or lie .ltC,o,rd
, 1860-04-10

CLOSING or Mails At ruE Posr 0rr1cs.-Ma ].
for the East nov close at 4. n. and 6:15 r, ",
except the fr<ning mails for Pittsburgh, phila.
de!ph;a, Baltimore. Washington aud Cincinnati,
which close rs heretofore, at DIS r. u.
Esening supplementary letter mails, for East.
crn cities aud Canada, will be made up at Gas
p H., 80 minutes after the Advertised time Of
closing Of the evening mails, instead of 5:45 r.
y. Letters intended for those mails should be
deposited in the Chief Clerks room, No. l, (up
stairs} within the time indicated.
Mails for the United Kingdom, cis Portland,
in sealed bags, close on Wednesdays at 6. P. H.,
and cia Boston or New York, on SUNDAYS, at
G:15r.x.
Nails for tho Pacific coast, r;a overland route,
close On Tuesdays aud Fridays at 7:co r. ~, and
ria Panama on the 1st aud 18th Of each month.
at9r.u.
Through mails for Hamilton and Toronto. c,
~, close daily ut d:15 Pa.
Mails for the South and West, and North and
West, dispatched By the following railroads,
rfo1e IA fot1ows yiz:
, 1860-04-10

h'sAutlc and teemiug problems. that it il ntcos g.
| sat to turn from the prospective to the present
from that which is merely promised. be th.
saFetles what they may, to that which is really
| attained.
Evanston now numbers upwards Of twelve
hundred inhabitants. The plat Of the town
occupies surface which, though in the mnin.
lovel, is traverxed By three principal ridges run
n'ng at angles to the lake shore The most
considerable Of these is lew hundred rods
west the railroad track. Thisridge is in its nat
| afa surface and formation, admirably well
| aaap1ea Tor improvements Of the highest class.
1Aefe are already row Of attractive, and
several OF them expensive residences, the
homes of citizens Chicago will continue
10 claim. Geo. T. Foster has Just finished q
handsome and spacious Milwaukee br1ck Yitla,
col. Eaton, DR.. ]. T. z. Blancy, F. u. Benson,
and L. D.. uurd, Esq, have each dwellings
among the trees, the seeing Of which, on
opt'ng ony Ike tlat Of our visit, or when the
sVf"oeErles and cream grow together on The
same homestead, comes to the city risitor clo-
4oeu' u arguments Tor =" L.uing IN the Coun-
~ on 'ae 'ase shore side ofthe village there
1'e 'u'ee principal avenues, running parallel,
1e aea'9 sol.n ana SCUM. Each Is laid out
'"' 0uuu'ea 'ee' "1oe' Mlchlgan Avenue is
th,s,-.. 49, ,A ' 4t.11aa Avenue named a'tcf
s sa.e lanen'ea president OF the University
- - "HS'' w. anu en'cago Avenue farthest west
A' 4.ess aa'e eacn length oi about
- 49, aa'l 'ne head oi chicago Avenue
s'aD"e VI Tue o'ol1cal institute, and
sone If 1hc,, ~ ....o.., ~ 'uo ne4' aaa
dent profassora nsmn..ss 49," ~ .ne fes';
K;ddc, nnnn;sts- ras % n's.:s "o!ss' an4 0oo"ap'
well a, of numoro,. -ss;sa.. - e'.ueu1 toslef' a.
Chicaco. q, 49, s.,... -. s ous'Aess III
hp,e,.hoar,,in1 ,,,u.a s..na. - o Na1 ~ nAuuso"e
farou,;te sr,n1nan ~ ks.s. - ' % @11o' e"oA'
On H;nmon av.nus 49,, u,
res;ds,cas .r;,,, 1AA .e'euuu'
Er,,. t.. - ~ 7 s'"nue' IT, 'onn
, 1860-04-10

EOk SALE-That large brick
l., dwelling house, nearly new. On .ts west SIDE cf
estsan avenue south Of Old a. feet oEt bY
.e TO foot aey; sAae ga ID water eempele
n eEey spet aud The most improving "a Of he sy
- ~ ca.a, bI1ncs or ong the. Will be SOLD very
colph streef an "na.s2 ~ ~ nao*
, 1860-04-10
JUSTICES COURTS,

4 correspondent furnishes lis with what
purparts to be series Of letters addressed 10
Al Eeglish paper by traveller in this coun-
try, in which the petty courts Of this city arc
orcriaulcd. We give ,lcm as we find them,
rcn1nrsipg that their ccnsurcs are too Sweep
ing to be always applicable to our magistrates
as class, aud too Severe to he just. But the
system Of administering justice, against whicl.
they are directed, has great and glaring faults,
which should be exposed. We publish but
ono Of the series, rcsoving the remainder for
another day.
, 1860-04-10

r0 r E n ia new Dwelling
l. House on Waha.h avenue, With all mode snprovf-
merit oca ed between North and Cd streets Oae haf or
ote g re- sn oe pa boAft Of tie p4z1es Address
F.V Bo1 ca37 aplOttx
, 1860-04-10

DETROIT, April 9.-The steamer Sea Bird,
from Detour ibis morning. report no ice this
side Of Mackinaw, while at the latter place. The
tug Leviatlan arrived from Michigan, reported
little difficulty in getting through It is believad
TINT the Straits will be clear for all vessels
within the week,
, 1860-04-10

Although neither Ar. Ba:eham nor Or
Hahn is permitted By more prominent Demo-
cratic lenders than themselves, to SAT anything
more in relation to the lodging and boarding
Of men brought into this city for tho purpose Of
yoling the Democratic ticket. ut the recent
Municipal election, thnt fact shall not be per-
1n!tted to put tho matter to rest. Dr.. Hahn,
late Democratic nominee for Alderman Of the
Third Ward, declares under oath, as follows:
At the seQuess AZ II. L. llatclAru, Chairman Of the
sDcuocr4sc" Executive Coan!ttcc wcut 10 Douuel
1au keeper Of tic Comucrs House. coner Of Sherman
and Van Bucu escts the sesond Friday bctuEc the last
CHI clc.on and nsktd lin, what would ts lii charge for
boarding the Douotau said he wouldn't take less
asn his rcsnlar price, 50 cents res day. Etean hal d.
.red cto ct bosrat place n or ~ 1nsn. Dorne1
Ian asked whom h. should LOOK Liz pay? told
him Baeam rcs7ausblc for The BILL then went 10
aieEau aud told him shss tie Price would H. u cuts ~.
dsS Bacbam replied that It than they 1ay.
iug FIR boaFd /" Other parts Of tr city but he supposed
mus. btra]d-
told me at the sccond inter.
view thai hr hui kind ei dixfibned tn 1T,
81 "sd War. and II wanted any Of tbs III In The
Third could hare them By hning plae. or them
board lie said the 1nouey not yet 1alsed to pay The
b1k. but that It Seuld bc.
In accordance with the facts thus disclosed
judgement was obtained by Dounellan against
Ba,cham. Chairman Of the Democratic Exccu-
tive Committee, for the amount Of his BILL
Batellam denies tho material fac!s Of Hahns'
testimony, but he has not get seen proper to
do so under oath, nor do we learn TINT he has
appealed the case with the view Of having the
subject ventilated and more thoroughly inves-
tigated, in one Of tho higher courts
TIE learn Tint the other suit Of Mr. Donnel-
Ian, for boarding and refreshments, brought
against tho late Democratic candidate for May.
OF, for $6o.15, was yesterday Withdrawn, the.
money having been paid by leading Democrat
Of th:. city. Will Datcham appeal?
, 1860-04-10
DIE D.

On Saturday. tte 7h Inst. JACOB RUSSELL. asrd 81
years.
Tbs above simple Announcement, In Saturdays Paper
caused ping to r.auT hearts who knev ard lcssd crr
whose many stature aad Integrity. whose kind feushfp
aud kinder voice is jet linked TO the reaoy OF the pa
Oce yet remaining early sestles Of our
ey has t.ken his departure tot better lad. His
szaos simple unostenatious hoouudnE In sood
deeds and kindly charities. 0ets ct trust had bten be-
slowed upon him By people, which vtre discharged By
him with that hanesty and ca2asy 80 characteristic Of
himself For veeksa patient s7dtEe Jet full Of ard
tendtrimpulsee 7estInga friend With hFatt throtbre
With kindly a1te&ioord welcome. and With suodued ard
reyesent manner speaking change that .ooa
10 await hn and for which he 80 veil prepared Two
dayp aer seeing him sor the latt te.a Eoee eummcned
him 10 the sps lard aad - Ls listening uzht the
heavenly souud, his immortal sprt winged It's hontxad
digit.
Rezt friend In peace; th5 journeys o'es.
Thy voc. ~e he1s no more II eveu..
I'VE ln.er yet upon tut ehote,
Anahope to met aEan IN Heassa.
There. reunited With the thsors.
OF those 70 der to u On ea'th.
Veil mip:le voice with Angels kons,
Ye., sing the triumph over death. "'sss.
On Monday morning, 4h Inst. GILBERT WILSON, sou
Of lanes snd Caroas l.. Blhop axed ysaz months
Fa1e tTne.aay, EnrnrE II II o'clock nth. ses..
deoce, l5o II oscott Euest-
, 1860-04-10

FOR SALE-A Steam Engine in
perfect osier. q: Ten HoEe Power,xil s. scld ,ov
Apply to Simeon Fa.wrIl Har tac,otY Il. II Ind Is
Naoash avenue. OF to Als-. Mowsy ! CO .s3 Kancnh
, 1860-04-10

The MECHANICS ISsr11UrE.-This excellent
Institution is now finely located In commodious
apartments in Lannon's building.
, 1860-04-10

HO r SAL E.-A First Class
Residence with three acres land In wrRht,. f;rnrr
near The northern city limits. lnqu re 1t
n SAER PECE
3p3b3.34m In Nm M1snnlr Ter,
, 1860-04-10

TaE WEATuER.-The weather yesterday was
day after the farmers own heart and gave
plenty Of moisture. "April showers" etc.
, 1860-04-10

FoR CnAnLEs1oS.-The Minnesota delegation
to Charleston went forward last evening. i
number Of our citizens, delegates aud outsiders,
will leaye in day or two,
, 1860-04-10

M1sarrpEp Ior1u -Toodles, Jr. was simple
enough to take aome cast eff clothing to Cook
k McLain a& IS Dearborn after which be went
home, chuckling over the idea that the next day
they would he sent home, looking like new, and
he be able to appear in - gorgeous array at a
small cast. The morTow came-and be was
{nos) disappointed, nor will any one be who re-
lics On their skill in this line.
, 1860-04-10

THE HEApQUAR7ERs.-Thef frame Of the great
wigwam, the Republican Headquarters on the
Sauganash lot is going up rapidly. It is to be
finished in about three weeks.
, 1860-04-10

lSsrRAScE.-Read the Ninth Annual State
ment Of the Manhattan Insurance Company, to
be found in another column. Miller l. Wilmarth
are the Agents Of the Company in this city.
Their office is at $50 South Water street. We
would adTise those who have not already pol
icy on their lives to call on them. There is no
better Company, and tile Agents need no word
from LIZ.
, 1860-04-10

NE1Eonoloc1caI.-Range Of thermometer ut
Lake Forest, ILL.,, 1eo feet above level Of Lake
Michigan, fer the week ending Saturday, April
, 1860-04-10

The CHICAGO PREsBr1ERr.-The Chicago
Presbytery (S. S. will convene this evening at
the ed Presbyterian Church, Rev. Dr.. Patte1-
sor,'8
, 1860-04-10

EOK RhNF.-Ihe we'll built three
l. e.9y AID basement ttoae font dwelling Nc. Sos
North LIS liz .tret in ehtd In ets style fre*coe
an plln'ed VA q xsRa'iy Feaeei srnt Opvn for IN
kp ct.ou. keS It North ,sa4 For terms apply
u G.. y AUhBARD, No. Looms Book, South Liart
, 1860-04-10

GEoneE, Esq: have used one Of the Wiushjp
Refigerators for two years, aud consider it BY
fur tue best article for the purpose intended
that ever saw.
ap10 liz C.E. GA1HRr.
, 1860-04-10

SELF 0DsERvASr.-The journal favors its
readers with the following bit of personal e1pe-
rience:
disposition to be mean, selfish and nrro-
giant is sure to keep man in continual misery,
and newspaper IN never cooling " hot-water."
, 1860-04-10

No. Of Amount and 14o4se3
ar. policiee, 1us1rcd. Interest. raid-
e,9o3 3ls.so557i ei.s3s.io Is s;:S6ss 70

The New York dailies are now received
by McSn1ly 4 Co., 81 Dearborn street, at S
o'clock every evening.
, 1860-04-10

1.-THE teuc- Of the t-!ies father. Ntl.nn Luden
E-q. II N.vtcn III th' a,t fEst. hy Eev YIN Ll.:',
- " .nkeg,E, Miss EMILE J. LCSUUS to YN. ii.
HOYT, cf Chicago.
AtKnc.h7 Wis ,o7 the ssh ln>t th- rredene. ore
hsldes father. T.. B. hIc:n+ hy key n. McSa-Ee Miss
ELOiSE NICHOLS to WI. j POWERS. Of WaukeSan.
, 1860-04-10
POLICE.

SoSs OF FMAssAcuCsE1rs--Ana adjourned meet
ing Of the Sons Of Massachusetts will be held at
tue fremont House, on Tuesday evening, the
10th inst, at u o'clock. AL sons Of the Old
by State are invited to be present.
uExRy uowLASn, Sec'y.
, 1860-04-10

~ {. a. scR1VE4S, 4drtrtt'isq Asen4 6a Dearbcs%e.
dAo'tse. 70 rrcefss Adrtiets 10. tats cnd all IL
1seata9 fapeTs Of ehs North Hs<t tal-bs9<y
, 1860-04-10
Hundreds Of county Fairs.

AtInc LAG Y. =. az ~ Ch'Ea9n the Socsety aWarr41
dal ard tka 3~er!al FErmuo Of s:o0 Srs- Pitcher.
tAat caanoi n ssetIsd snd aa r ,hs ssns .ptsa
ace each .le Of The :eam Il maize -tts ..o Y esas
Of No fatnIy ahooid b .t.auW tns &C '1omles1
time and lsho+ svnx naeAtae. It does the sewrE Of
t.uy manufacturer vks .tIer&th snd beHuty, Ntchux
the Ilshe.t heaviest fahfc In tae shat tn
seam4reo<s require 10 90 = se e2ms bv hand.
Bill Of usrctons, Iiuss:x th= d1F.rht para Is bent
With each macat thlA i e1tcsnty e3 eli to show IT.
elnes whe7 shp2td hoIei With thrg seeesxsy
them. aod b. deiv red BY without u
tusJt any section OF The Country. ID for trruF
GEO. X CHIT ESl1EN. Gan=tal Azeat-
Ma l67 i l69 Lake st. Chl<aso. III.
Bog 4.0t r. D. nh3.o7l33Nl
, 1860-04-10

S1Gxs! S1GSs! Stcxs !-Chambers i Dubois.
lis a1d III Dearborn street, arc painting erery
description of Signs, Baantrs, Ac., in the best
styles 1T very low prices ap9.1m
T1kE's PEAkEns, ATTENTION :-Complete Rub
her Outfits, Goats, Camp Blankets, etc, ETC., at
Jno. D. Ideson &C., Il Dearborn st. ep3.tf
, 1860-04-10

Go to John Jones, lle Dearborn street
aud get your clothes cleaned md repaired
They will be we'll done and at prices to suit the
, 1860-04-10
MASTERS SALE,-State OF ILL.,

Il / fAAc / 1LAh . Ek1l-I-CllLE " llll-
4Il nols. Coot County. A-ceok Cnun'y Circuit Cnut.
In Ehancsry. hn H. klnz -. George {. Datet. Tho
4s Arnstr, NJ AMI Jan q. Atefi.
Public <ot!.c is hertbv given, 10 our.uaaee u The
mandate IN d+ete. ~ntr.o in the uove tnsd
the lNh day Of Mach, 4. b 35sU l. - fAlos e<Y,
Msae in' kancer: Gooi County. stale aic1s,sd, nil
cath t.t day e Nv d ls RI =, patlse aaa1n ,s
Cuan H"as In :hs ~ ot Chesso. County Of c -
the foiowax described earc! OF etHs 10 vi; ~Al
th.t certain of .nd si'u I'd = ths cf Or
par ef nh fr.es.on Of sec1tn so en o) IN evo-
sap Ne thirty ntne 3D. oora q rang az x1ss
Instructed In hs,bar Ch:easo. and .a'c no% ~.
etuee1 In tho watrrl rf kios o. Adoi"n 70 ins n4
Of klnal :. Il map raid klnx - Iduon nov on We
IN the oca Of keeonter Of beed+ to tae co1h o1
rse or ~ much b Necessary 10 a9s tAa
1uotey due k3 complainant gps 1a ats!se Mn eoa
&c. r. cA.x n1- a-e Tnnt 1.s
fhte.ro. Ar.i1 l. 1aGc. apl0 e5e ID
, 1860-04-10

TO LOAN-From $40 600 to
tl.,00n in.iie apror d p,npertr IN the CIV Of
Chicago. Apply 70 GE 1kGE i 'EYRU, l11 Dear5nrn
Erect. o Nashtt.-fnr
, 1860-04-10

AND STILL OTHER Tu1Ev1SG.-0n Sunday, a
house on the Archer road WIS entered while the
family we're at Church, and robbed of gold
watch and purse of money. Some silver
silver spoons which were marked, were left un-
touched.
The same day butchers shop, kept by Geo.
Adams, at the corner Of Chicago avenue and
Market street, wasentered By some rascals, and
the drawer cleaned Of about two dollars, all the
change it contained.
, 1860-04-10

Household and Saloon Furniture, nj ~ oc7ck r Il, 1t
167 State tttcet- u. 4. Du!te.s + Co, arctioneeEa
, 1860-04-10

W1ARD's Ics BoAT.-we art requested to
state that Mr. Wizard, the inventor of the Ice
Car, will be ut the Fort Wayne depot grounds
between the hours of 10 A. II. aud P. ~, for a
few days, to explain to visitors his newly in
vented and famous car for running on the ice
on the Upper Mississippi. now at the depot
grounds, to leave next week for La Crosse.
, 1860-04-10

w ANTED.-I want to exchange
*hsoo Testh Of DR. ,ods and 10. Of good farm
cuiheere and wo:th from SOU 10 ssot0 AdS,e., p a.
tox u = Or Inn lie Of Il. ". CHA NBERLAiS S,aekS
, 1860-04-10

AcKSowLEpGxESr.-Wea are indebted to the
courtesy Of II. u. Colvin. Esq of the United
States Express Co., for San Francisco papers Of
Narsh Goth, through in ts0tnty day,-the short
est time On record.
, 1860-04-10

" "ANTED-A few smart active
- men TO t.are IA I!ar:s I,x7 Kansas acd wi.eon.
sn: as' Two ta'e' III pie dtaole business
6AlEAAA. Il: anuu.ph s1---up s:aIs. 2p913t
, 1860-04-10

NOBLE OrFERlSG.-The Easter offering at
Trinity Church on Sunday morning last reach-
ed the munifcent sum Of tire thoxond and
fire hundred dolldrs. This offering is not for
the payment Of any debt-the church owes
uone-but simply for charitable objects.
, 1860-04-10

TO RENT.-A new two story
L rSe!ilre sui able fnr gea'e-l fayni1y ou the N-
xauke Plank koad. nine N lts fsn Ch1cxo accessible
dai BY ttEn bus and snha nile ct fh- Ford Lac
ka.tfu7d eQuAlnir& ac1e small rutz cellar
terra. snd vel srhools aot husch IN the vicinity. P
sesun Eivsa 9meot.e forthe sun tasor ye7s
To Tsrors;Ie ten ln!, terms moderate. Apply before
1t Is SUI e.. stree North >ie. of .r.rkp
street or 10 H. WVLCO IT, II cous1 House. mh3lIsw
, 1860-04-10

ii o u S Elk EEPIN CA rare
CHANG: to porcLsse an entire cuff. as srr.t cr
nc: about Mas ls oERtn.l cost t51l. Have ben
WEST, coz 1873 P.v. nol0 ctSSw
, 1860-04-10

ITO RENT-{North Side the brick
Il Warehouse on Nofth Water str~es mar Rush ttreet
Brdse ldinK 6oxieo Feef, four orr with 1fyer md
stEse. frptts ocd location for z1y heayY Wltaa or
forwarding and eoumlnIon bu.lne+s.
Aso- bull Ing I'd dining. 80 cy n feet Nth largo
au.u1t Of dock Foom. n d thed TIE whole lat.
AsHTwo dr,tclHs brick dwetugs md ona ftau.a DO,
on MlehtEan itses. near Rnh st,et bridge. Inquire Ut
ma.sb9a6 In b. CARPENTER.
, 1860-04-10
n q R S T 0 c ~
HATS AND r Y

Il INV epnapis&e, Apd ~ a5e . 4 n anv
other bouss In The dtJ. v -a'HE The u eheap.~e
50 Lake 81 ~ aono<Fa y
..-ss11r .-9 ops Tremout House.
BAKER MOODY.
, 1860-04-10

TRINITY CHURcu.-At meeting of the COL
gregation of Trinity Church on Monday, the
following gentlemen were elected officers Of the
Church for the ensuing year:
Vardtas-L. P. billiard and D. ]. Ely.
1estrymea-Wm. II. Adams, J. ". Finley,
L. o. Stone. ". c. D. Grannis, John Wright,
Samuel Hawk, J. D. SmedIey, A. 3. Pitkin, J.
c. Fargo.
, 1860-04-10

4 N AUTHENTIC BIOGRAPHY
-GY IHE-
Little Giant Of the West.
, 1860-04-10
n OR rem or LEASE

STORES AND OFFICES.
ro I've storv ores corner Of River and Dock evsts
s.or Is ps2 botn st1eet. Ha% Il Dearborn xsnet
Ennm4 and O1ces 81, - - and d tA1borp ttfeek.
stose aud Dwelling. ~ Wells Hrves- B,semeut, = h.u
do street nttsd TT ao~l A1eY. Koouas sn ID md
itl,aRsE1o Ok 70 Randolph street. Hatk1nhs shop. ~
Ntusi street.
HOUSES.
House and Lot n W4bash avenue. Two new thFfe
stoEy Brick Houses on Fulton street, Ua1p1 PaIr
Aod.1n improvements.
LOTS.
Lot with onee Wells and jastsoY suitable
foe stpue o. wood yard. .Lts y .xssus and
Jaet non r1est-. Lots WatA.h ~ R"'.o III
Arplv 1t The ofdcs Of WALKER a11-F1 a1 III Form
WaUGHOP, g Clark street. 5heajl1n5
, 1860-04-10

The Shclf-8oa "Artcl,3s
Twenty tvo feet tw -ntytvo inches wide b1a.a
focts built last ALL wst.h only % lhs. Has been hnt
little Led and + in good order Will te sold low ~ The
owteE his Another. U1d.rs To the country nsy ha n
dressed F. T. KING 4 "a, W
ap1uct&et BOZ 1851 Ctie,1o
, 1860-04-10

ITO L E 4 S E Two HIST class
l. dwellings firm HaJ 1T. IN the mcst pleasant paEt Of
the Se.ta isi on q; - aa ~ a"o Nth
Persons desiring 10 !e re % long o short tine 'ueh
pey or T. purttA. very favorable leqpt fed
!" iaautra ofC. -PRISG. JE,. Il NeCom'eka neapxf
Factory No i4* Ruh steet may be partly furnished Or
se may be ss1n from personal iaspeeon
Of The izsi.is GniaA 1td phns Of thehouse.
Axs,-Two dx el3ke BEtt Stose4 Nos III nd In K7
r.e s5est. E7u!se ahove to c. 1. 3PRiSa r. a.
ap5x1w #. y. I /. ]. MCCORMICK.
, 1860-04-10

FXPERIAIENT- THOSE WHO
wish test the ra,at yc era Of vesal varieties
Of sls st awssny1suea a, AeAvoys superior, Long
Wilson's Albany seett1uS-ean +. furnished with pl ts
warranted tue to nams and without adm xtute by =
to lfanspl1nts antn ~
, 1860-04-10

TO RENT.-A Lumber or Coal
= Yard On the North gFaneh. e=t~e.n Ontario and
Ere Eretts In and Int sovcd o. dtton l51 f+e:
frnt Oh the nver By 3T ftt eep. vii reot low Fsr
tefma spph 10 GEO " nyRD. 1Ql Dearborn street, cor
Of Math4u2tou, an6r.9 r.