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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-01-12
TESTERS
IMPROVED SHUTTLE
LOOK-ST{TCH
Sn WING MACNIN BS

THIS is the In ost reliable Sewing Machine ey.
err offered in this market, both in the quail
~ Of its work, its durability and simplicity
Tho operation Of it is easier learned than that
Of any other machine, while it works with ease
on the finest ailk or heaviest cloth, which IL
works in a very superior manner; making a
strait, evenly laid seam, much finer than ordi-
nary hand work, while both sides of the cloth
are stitched alike. Itrarely gets out of working
order or requires repairing, and is so simple
that an operator can perform all ordinary re-
pairs on it, until 1t 10 worn out. With all these
advantages over other machines, we feel conf.
dent Testers Patent Sewing Machines will best
meet the wants of iamiiies. MI kinda Of manu-
featuring clothiers, tailors, any others re-
curing q seam in their work, will find this a
Machine that will DO their work in rapid and
substantial manner and much nicer thun the
ordinary way. Families who require much
sewing will find THE Machine peculiarly adapt
ed to their wants, besides saving labor enough
in few months to pay for Il. Tailors will md
great saving by using this Sewing Machine
besides being always sure of a superior quality
of work that docs not rip, an that locke much
nicer than hama work.
REFERENCET TO 4 FEW PERSONS USING TuRM-
J. ". Ri.hardson, Merchant Taller, Gay ST.,
near the Church.
Levi Perry & Co., Since store, lT9 BALI. st.
S. Striier, Muntilia Factory, Baltimore ST.,
over PARIS China .tere.
J. Evans. No. 8 Baltimore street.
James Taylor, No. 3t6 Baltimore street. O..
Misc Kate Wi'yard, 10 Constitution street.
Mrs Buckmiller, IS Nc Elderly street.
Mrs. Watson, 13j Hamburg street.
Mrs p. rrooks, la7 Hamburg street.
/. D. CHASE. agent, 1853 Balt.. st..
Opposite the Adams Express Co.
Baltimore, June 10, lS5a.-ly.
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s M L T H. S
GREAT SOUTHERN
sKY-LTGHT GALLERY
doors North of Post Once, BALTIC, St..
CUMBERLAND, MD.

F. SMITH would respectfully return his
"A sincere thanks to the Ladies' and Gentle
men OF the city o: Cumberland and surround
ing country for their very liberal patronag e, and
hopes by strict attention to business and his
efforts TO please, to still merit and receive sn
equal share CT your custom.
am prepared to execute work in every style
of the nrt on very accommodating terms. am
not selling pictures at cost, consequently can
afford to do MY work WELL in proof Of Shieh
you only have t, call and have ono tasen in
good cases for 20 and 20 conts.
Don't forget the place. doors North OF the
Post Once, Baltimore Street, Cumberland, Md.
BIZ am also selling colored Lithogrspio
Views Of the ToIab of Washington and Mount
Vernon Mansion, in aid of the Ladies' Mt. YER
non Association. Call and examine Specimens.
June so. 1859
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SAMRDmD'E
Family
CATHAETTC PILLS,

COMPOUNDED FROM
Pure Vegetable Extracts, and put up
in GLASS CASES, Air Tight, and win
keep In any climate.
The Family Cathnrtic PILL is u gentle but
active Cathartic which the proprietor has used
in his practice more than twenty years.
The constantly in-ls ,creasing denim d from
those who have long used the PILLS and
the satisfaction which $ all express in regard
to their use, has in-is duced nc 20 place
them within the rescbis Of all.
The Profession well, know that different
Cathartics act on Diff ferent portions Of the
bowels.
The Family Cnthar- ). tic Pill 10, with due
reference to this wciliE cstablisi feet, been
compounded from variety the purest
Vegetable Extracts, !. which alike on ev.
cry part ofthe alimen-S ,tary On al, and are
good and safe in Nil q cases wb re Cathar-
tic is needed, such asS iDerango hents of the
Stomach, Seepiness Pains in the Back and
Loins, Costiyeuess Pain and Soreness over the
whole body, from sudden cold which frequent
~, If neglected, end in long course of Fever
Loss Of Appetite, Creeping Sensation of Cold
over the body, Restlessness, Headache, or
weight in the head, all Infiummatory Diseases
Worms in Children or Adults, Rheumatism, a
great Purifier of the Blood, and many diseases
10 which flesh is heir, too numerous to mention
in this advertisement.
PRICE DIMES.
THE LIVER INYlGORAT0R AND FAM
lily CATHARTlC PILLS are re,ailed BY
Druggists generally, and sold wholesale BY the
Trade in all the large towns.
9. Il. W. SANFORD, NJ. D.,
Manufacturer and Proprietor,
335 Broadway, NAwYork.
Oct G. lS59--ly
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Marriage Guide =!
NEW BOOK, BY
WILLgAvI YOUNG, NJ. u.

,vl;r, The secret clue to Courtship,
.S%NMlLlLZM>.. Love and Marriage: with ine Ill
2(S1: seases incident to Youth, MAUI
.aATN2.zss:; rity and Old Age-being i,gnts
:faLNMSSS and shades of Married Life, It's
rH1nINESsS JOYS and Sorrows, Hopes, fears
StII' and Disappointments. Let all
married neonle or those contemplating mar
riare and having the least impedimentto Mar
r;ed Ern read this book. Let every young IL an
and woman in the land read this book. II is
PULL OF PLATES, a nd discloses secrets that eve.
nv one should know: little knowledge attrs'
may save a world of trouble in sfter life:
Send for a copy (enclosing - conIl 10
DR.. VIM. YOUNG.
No. il6 Spruce ST.. Philadelphia
N.,yq Is5o-1y
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s0r Congress has not yot elected a Speak
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10 betteT use.
I.iberalty in such thing is the surcst econ
omy il the eud; and | respectfully recon-
mend all their claims, for such..ad as the
sound condition of the State finances permit,
and the exigcncies of the public service re-
quirc.
also submit, Tor your information, the re-
port made to me by John II. Alexander. Esq.
who was commissioned to procure certain
documents relating to the history Of the State
in pursuance of m Act Of the last Assembly
passed on the recommendation of my predc-
cessor in office. From it you will learn the
c ndition Of this matter; and from the re-
port of the Rev Mr.. Allen, whose thorough
acquaintance with the State records and arch
ives, made him the tittest person to express
an opinion, you will see the state of these
and the necessity and propriety of some step
for their future preservation and the pnblica-
ton of the more portantdocuments Their
recommendations deserve your consideration,
and invite your specification.
The last General Assembly provided for
the building of a fire-proof place Of deposit
and Record Office, where important docu-
ments and papers belonging to the State
could be preserved, without risk from fire,
which, at that session had threatened to de-
stroy the State House. They also made pro-
vision for the repair and improvement of the
State House, and for heating it without the
risk OF fires within the building. You will
not fail to perceive that these most desirable
Improvements have been made, as far as the
appropriation permitted, in the most salts
factory manner. The Hall of Delegates has
been greatly enlargened; the wing in which
the Library is kept rebuilt; the Court OF APP
peals provided with suitable accommodation,
and the whole building made more comior-
table and convenient. The Northern por-
ton Of the main building, containing the
Senate and Executive Chambers, needs ex-
tensive repair, for which it is necessary that
YOU should make provision venture to
sugses. that an indispensable condition in
such appropriation should 10 that tho Sen
, 1860-03-15

TO THE COMMITTEE ON MAN.
l. UFAETuEES; LC&BERMES. aud otber+.
lhe onufefknfd drslEts 10 ra1e lnts south Branch
doekei win t lro4d aide tEaeks ee for TEN, VI re-
ano !n re:r ttn4ats will erect suisab buildings os
en. year fur L, pay a1ts h,nie
Dk BKAlN AIsD. u ssnth Cta. .ssrx Il. u III !. H.
, 1860-03-15
13rrss & Trihuttr
CHICA CO..


Tho News.
Our telegraphic dispatches Indicate that .
movement is on foot to have the place for hold
iue the Democratic National Convention chang
ID from Charleston to Baltimore. . THIS moves
ment is induced by intiuations that have been
received BY Delegates, that lhe hotel Keeper
and hall owners Of Charleston have determined
upon charging cxtortionate rates for their COM
modities-hoard $lo per day; balls $3.50 per
day, sud other neccssarjes at proportionate
rates.
The New Hampshire Republican rictory is
complete. Democracy is wiped out
In tbs House Of Representatives, several in.
portant bills were reported from various COM
mittees. Among others was 4 bill reported by
Mr. Nelson, Of Tennessee, from the judiciary
Committee, to declare all laws in Utah or
Dekeret allowing po1ygamy null and void
and that persons guilty Of polygnmy be fined
$500, and imprisoned not less than Two years
nor more than five. The report mud bill were
ordered to be printed:
Tho Atzo Era and republic newspapers, Mt
Washington, hare been discontinued. hrs.
Bailey, The proprietrcss Of the former, states
that the failure to receive The House printing,
has rendered its discontinuancc necessity.
The latter has been, TIC believe, non-paying
from the start. A movement is on font to unite
the subscription lists Of the two papers, and
found new journal.
The Georgia Democratic Convention met at
MiIledgeville yesterday. It is rather slim nf-
fair-40 couaties being unrcprescnted. The
proceedings have not reached us.
, 1860-03-15
A NEW pIk0JE ECTs

: The protector Of a new entesprise-Mr. r.
Germain, Of BuGalo-which locks to the con-
struction Of luke steamer, upon a new and
untried model, which may be propelled at tile
rate Of fifty miles IN hour, proposes 10 deliver
four lectures in this city, in explanation Of his
theory. he is asked to do so by call signed
BY large number Of cur lending citizens; and
in compliance with their request, will speak
on Friday and Saturday evenings Of this, and
on Monday and Wednesday evenings of next
week.
We confess to certain amount Of incrcdu-
lousness as to the crcdibi1ity Of Mr.. Germain's
facts, aud to the mechanical logic Of his con-
clusions; but as he has been able to command
the attention, and in many cases enlist the sup
port, Of men who hive ma1e ship-building and
navigation tho study Of their lives, We have
no hesitation in asking our renders to give
him o hearing. The day has gone past in
which We may say that this thing or that thing
is impossible. Mr. Germans plan, though
startling by reason ofits boldness, may be that
which ali ravigators have sought, and which
he alone has found Hear him.
, 1860-03-15
The Ottawa Rescue Caae-.Ttae Trin1 o1
Joseph stout Concluded.

The Ottawa Rescue Caae-.Ttae Trin1 OF
Joseph stout Concluded.
II, the United States District Court yesterday
Judge Drummond gave Lis charge to the jury,
in the case Of Joseph Stout Of Ottawa, wlosc
trial for violation Of the Fugitive Stare Law,
was concluded on Tueseay.
We hare the charsc in full, but do not put it
in type from its main features Of resemblance to
the charge to the jury iu the Hossack case,
which was given in our columns. One point
made strenuous1y By the defence seems to be
SO squarely met by The following that We copy
from the charge
Throughout the whole course Of the defence,
an astempt has been made to invalidate the pro-
cess by which the negro jim, was held. On this
Judge Drummond charges the jury as follows
4" But, gentlemen, it is entirely in,material SO
fur as the action Of the persons who were pre-
sent Tut the rescuc) are concerned, whether
there was process OF not 1t was just as
much m Illegal act,-ju just as much violation
os the Constitution, which these citizens of Or
tawa committed, without process as with a
process If the owner OF the slare were present
At late hour last evening the jury were still
out. The trial If Jane Stout will next be
taken up
, 1860-03-15
THE HITEtIS BITTEN,

The proposition now mooted to change tle
place for holding tho National Pro'Siavery
Convention, will, we hope, be favoEably re-
ceivcd by the members Of the Pro-slavery
parry North and South. Nothing could be
more appropriate than tho nomination Of their
candidate in that pcstilent city Of Charleston; ;
bu. wo should be glad to have tue fitness Of
things disregarded in this instance, for tho
sake Of Furnishing in a proper manner the land
sharks Of that locality, WHO have been prepa-
ring to rob, BY their merci'css charges, every
delegate aud outsider who goes among them.
More the1 that, the bringing Of the conven-
ton Norlhward would increase Douglas
chances, and We aro anxious that he should DO
mt on the track
, 1860-03-15

SrSpnr MES71oSs.-A villainous attempt was
made, r few mornings since, to fire the dwelling
house Of Mr.. Holmes, on the corner Of Randolph
aud Peorir streets. Combustibles we're placed
beneath il, and were found burning brisi1y..
On State street, yesterday, vehicle crossing
tho track had narrow escape from being over
turned By car. It was bad scare but nothing
more. >. .Ja1nes Sylls, late Of Etgin Academy.
hasjust been enrolled among The corps Of in
structorz at the Chicago University ). The
weather yesterday was Of the fairest Spriugpat-
tern with slight chill on. It was bright
beautiful day, and our streets were full aud
bastIing from morning to night. The receipts
from the Old Folks Concerts, for the Home of
the Friendless, were total OF about 800. Well
done ladies'. -. The project Of locating the he.
publican Headquarters on the Sau-1a- nash lot.
corner Of Market mud Lake streets, meets with
much favor. One Of our archithcts is preparing
plan sud estimates for presentation by lie
Committee ut the time there report is submit
ted. Just about now is good time for colds.
Don't give up warm apparel too soon. "One
swallow don't make a SUMNER" and the middle
Of March Ia this latitude isn't to be triasd
with -. Il new business structure is to 70 up
On the lot on Washington street, next Tho
Methodist Church block, where the Universal
ist Church formerly stood. The river pre-
scnts busy scene, compared to its late quiet.
The tugs are plying up and down. canal boats
arriving, caulkers and riggers busy, aud ware.
housemen waking up 10 their marine instincts.
...-Just about now there is = rash ut the COL
, 1860-03-15

Correspondence Of the I're,a and Tsibunc.1
Ct na... HfIa iEEi


St. rArt 81 Min- la Ma,rh % II. ,s;s-
ADJOURNMENT OF THE LEGISLATURE,
Tomorrow Is the Inst dar of onr Legislature
and inde,d. It nav he ca1,ed adjourned already.
Us most Of the members hsre oone home
tt1ouoh The final f,;eeo,,,;o, nil, nj ha ae,,tad
in form until noor snrno-ro,v
TIE RAILROAD 1xpaoc1,o rSAn1rsrzo.
regret to say thai virtually no,hinchas been
donc to settle the railroad question The most
important Of the session and 10 wb;ch every
body looked forward most anxiously.' The
House perfected and passed. on Thursday last
q very good law, and the Senate a,so Mt the
same time, passed auo,her- Rut A. it was init
on the ere nf The sass;on o,l tboro ,,,1d ha ~,
agreement between the tro Uonsse The whole
matter fell through. and must On orer tn the
next Legislature. This il indead scn,or,bfc
when We reflect TINT the members of the nresent
Legislature werc elected on the exnectation. and
with pledges on their part. that it vou1d he
done and up to last night. homes we're still ell
testaiccd that it might be settled.
A uApD.wonk1so LEGISLATURE,
Despite Ills fact. the Legislature was hard
working aud economical ono, Mapr laws were
passed Of beneficial character, The most in.
po1tant uad general Of which have before
mentioned. The whole number of acts passed
amount to about two hundred.
STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
The State Agricultural Society was Organized
on Mondry last A State Fair viii nrohob1v ha
held at this citynext fill.
r,pr-,ox mr. e-.rr ,,,>-~r,
There has been some buhbub among the Re.
puLlicaas for tic last three Or fonr dav. ow,ny
to tho disposal of the printing patronage. You
will remember that in tue first letters I wrote
, 1860-03-15

Elections for town officers have recently been
held in New York State. The Albany sourna!
contains returns from GIL towns, embraced III
80 counties, which elect 454 Republican super
visors, and Isl Democrats. The same towns
last year elected 42l Republicans and oo5 Dem
ocruts; aud in 1855, 4o5 Republicans to Els
, 1860-03-15

Two Jssx1Es Losr.-0n the Sunday night be-
to the canal bridge near the Summit and stole
couple Of gray jennie4, and drove them to
town, under the expectation that they wou'd be
required TO drawn the "sixteen feet coffin ~
through our streets on e'eetion night. They
are the property Of some poor orphan children
by the name Of Doyle, to VII IN, they will be
very useful this spring, as their sole means Of
cu!tivating q small patch of ground. They can
be Of NO use to my but these children. They
have been seen running about the streets with
in few days.
If any one knows where they arr. they will
confer favor By lcaviug word at 46 Llsalle
etreet-Dkmocr0t.
, 1860-03-15

S. Wa,t, Democratic candidate for Mayor in
Decatur, was elected By 49, majority, on Mon
dag Of last week; but tho Republicans elected
the assessor, collector, city marshaf, city treas
urer, street commissioner, surveyor, ETC., by
all average majority of abont $50.
, 1860-03-15
JOLIET, ILL.

The Peoples ticket, run in opposition to the
regular Democratic ticket, was successful at the
charter election in Joliet, last week, single ex-
certion. Francis Goodspeed, the Peoples eau
didate for Mayor, has 4e7 majority, in poll Of
1G..J Totes.
, 1860-03-15

e Kingsford 4 Sons Pure RrF1szp SrARcu
for Tue Laundry. and Corn Starch for luddjurs-
Custards, &c. For sale BY r.. I. McLaucLlin.
16S State st. masl4 Ct.
, 1860-03-15

CHANGE OF T1AE.-The St. Louis, Alton and
Chicago Railroad trains laaYe at 1l:15 4. 4. aud
$40 p. Y. Trains arrive ut 5:35 1. u. and 1855
, 1860-03-15

TAs Cars Of TAad. HU&ff--- The Rouse
FF15atsas" &ad ON O6'nx- ia" WcYfG aHd
DArts---~E 1rso Of 1'afir1ons- --~.Hors or
---JadE< G<LfoEk's HAI-s~-E z<st Of f'up-
sttsr horsrefs nsy.-~.x 1onnd-TxsN for th<
Bham- -JensxcraEU.
, 1860-03-15

JEANNE DEANS At Acy1cEEn's.-This new
drama Of Bourcicault has been put On at Mc-
Vicker's in good taste, and is drawing good
houses
, 1860-03-15

= Auction sale Of secondhand Furniture.
parlor and kitchen Furniture. Friday, March
18th. Mt 10 o'clock, at No. 45 South Jefferson
rfr
, 1860-03-15

The Republicans Of Wnukegnn elected their
entire charter ticket On Monday of last week.
David Haltentine, Mayor.
, 1860-03-15

KEROSENE AND Coal Oil LAxrs-Thc smallest
stock in the city Of oil styl@s can be found at
Lamp and Oil Emporium between Washington
uud Madison Streets fuchlU.lat
, 1860-03-15

SPECIAL Nor1cE.-The gentleman who passed
an altered ten dollar bill of tie Kankakee Bank,
Of Illinois, at McNaly's, last Friday, is request
ed to call and redeem it, thus saving himself
further trouble.
, 1860-03-15

New Yonk AND Ec.E RuLn,Ap.-A West
ern correspondent writes Us ihas the New York
aud Erie Railroad ezpress freight train, estab~
lshed By Mr. Ainot, the General Snperin' end
cut, expressly to accommodate the Boston busi-
ness, is great hit. Goods reach st. Louis in
six and Chicago in i've days.-Bo.toa Journal.
, 1860-03-15

S1xcEa's SEWING MAcmSEs--In spite Of the
Competition Of cheaper sewing machines,
Singer / Co.. IS Lake street are meeting with
the general appreciation Of the public in their
dailJ sales Of machines. The demand for their
Tailoring Machines has no rival. The public
are invited to call and examine them ut &C Lake
street. [mhs-ss] 4. ". Harms, Agent.
, 1860-03-15

~ Grover 4 Bakers celebrated Double
Speeded Shuttle Sewing Machine, for Tailorr.
Cap Makers, Boot and Shoe Binders and Manu-
fscturers, Saddle and Harness Makers. de-. Of
greatly reduced prices, Heavy Double Speeded
Shuttle Sewing Nacbiues. 5000 Binders.
Extra } $500. VIC. Mason, Agent,
mS,3w No. lis Lake Street, Chicago,
, 1860-03-15

This city elected 1Hpublican municipal ofi~
GERS on Monday Of last week, by IN average Of
about - majority.
, 1860-03-15

~ Beautiful spring styles Of Hail, par1or
aud Chamber Papers, selling at less than cost,
ut Faxou's, No. - Lake street. mho
, 1860-03-15

T Il. ". Address, dealer in Vail PAPER
and Window Shades, has removed to store No,
los Lake street. between Dearborn aud CLARK
streets, which has been beautifully fitted up for
his business. Persons in want Of his kind Of
goods should by all means make their selections
at his establishment fea11m
, 1860-03-15

~ Go to john Jones, 119 Dearborn street
and get your clothes cleaued and repaired.
They will be well done and at prices to suit the
tineH
, 1860-03-15

PRESENT TO THE ArprBox CLrR-The Smith.
sonian Institute, Washington, hnre presented
the Chicago Audubon Club with the following
specimens :-BusrowiDg Tulturc, Spruce Par
fridge California Flicker, Willow Grouse, Cali
fornia Quail, American Aagpie, Sage Cock, Ore
gon Grouse, Raven, Gambelle Partridge, prai-
rie Dog, California Gray Squirrel, do. Ground
Squirrel.
, 1860-03-15

DIR Goops-New Goods jast received ut J,
B. Sutton i Co.'S, $50 State street. ma1a.6t
, 1860-03-15

u As The Committee on the Bniiding for
Republican Head Quarters will not be able to
make any report before Saturday evening, they
hare requested that The general meeting stand
adjourned until Saturday evening.
, 1860-03-15

CstoAao, N4ea 1uA. 1stQ
csrs!nsd veur riov-ct!z duly vnnr ~.
n1n, TO- ;c fot number Of {e7i pa. xr
~ ne eoaatty .at alo highly e.strs Tour cassc1er
,ss w af s:nd aad e'rs'esns gent ia 1hs ptiv;e
wa&.cI nte wh 10 tIpFe>a 1he ty tender ne yuu
!senasy osnxdt on sch esenlrx - VIII sai yorE
, 1860-03-15

fNREAT VICTORIA BRIDGE
~ OPET. This immense Iron structure. uearr two
iesla length ae ougsss IN the WORLD eEected the
RIVER ST. LAWRENCE
At Montreal At cost OF Sx and 1alf Millions Of Dbl
ls1p eonact the E;ern aad Western dIvtaons Of he
Grand Trunk R0itacnu
OF CANADA.
Is now open for public tc. Tbs ro1d Of nearly tl
maes N length. Is o2s:ated Under
ONE MANAGEMENT TKuM DETROIT, MICH, TO
Ard there Is oa}T
ONE oRANau OF CARS
ton Qu.tkeei md c route for t.af between
the South and CaAa3a aud New En-. and Fasseuxe11
aud freight booked th.uuih to Ill parts Of Canada md hs
New EcGl1ad States. s!so - and iron
Chicago and LIVERPOOL
Apdthe CouneIs of EG1u2e Ut considerably ,4+x
y tse en!k sg.S sfskiy Wty w p uSirEp STATES
faand evt1y Saturday, md from L1e,rooi e1e1x Wed
nsSi1 Wa1LTE !TisS saAsL jas. % WAEKAck.' apply 10
t,z,,e eshtr;! H1aiie aas, Sea5 %s,s afss
T 1GHT, FLEXIBLE AND
IL STRONG,
NOVEL AND BEAUTIFUL II SHAPE
Approrec BY ar-
1nac!rs tor TaoAsoss CORRUGATED SKIRTS.
~ Barry's Tricopherous is the best
and cheapest article for tsctas Identifying, e1sandsx
cur!ins preserving aad restoring the hais Ladies' ty Il.
Soil b. al Druggists and Pestuuess, mh1tbss IN
, 1860-03-15

VIM. A. BUFFERS 4 CO.,
GES'L ACC fl0S AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
HIVE removed " the 'hne sta7rs IN The Journal nnrx
Nos: @6 and y taFa1r, r~t tstfectty rtp4sI,e i;ss
fremont House, where they vii continue III eue+!pn
p"rMttnr-s II d ntcl tv.
farxna' assen;i' 4v+n IT, Ap7r.% eas and sals Of
ftF*onh cpt1fy II tesfsnttr sters. d.. They snIes&
!of sale 1t Their a7ieso"na Isy V n Is..
e ., al u:. L.. Lo, tus G,a.s '.s..t. rev ~, III :
Coil >tls-r Ware, We.l Inal4 ntn T.. cc;,e, LII
any - st anles ~ty sent 70 au.t'on H. u-es E sae
,xH Ih'y trftE. bv resuI*L'n. to A-as1s. Etcwr t
ldtE CaA Fixture Dratess *'he,Ko; a. +tnt- + Cn
,tas An' f.E p,s.r< t'!Hc,:n: = j.; t:.lo~as = co.,
Ch!cosn: E'*t nr III Eo*. 2. D-y hs iii. ~:
Chaa T"tey lr'. Furniture lea'e''. E;. AZ Gec. ".
tia-.. g. !rrm.nt horse. Eh!takr u. +. 'sysr Etq
YsHre ra-k .hleaso: 4 .. ,,n-. E.1.. t'..:e., !:
JAl Hugh Dick.r. Chicago; wis!.4u rsu :. 90
Gh!ea Ohe41h tsckpon. E>o.. Ch'cI9o Me.r. ft.i-
knt 1hou1a. itoher's, Atsu -.tLs-o Ic.'ttG I'm
, 1860-03-15
M cV1CKER'S THEATRE
AFA R.dison street. between sta:s .oe De.:.e.u.

FEtbAY-CoMP11N6STAS BENEFIT TO
J. H. mcVICKER.
~ AfoHaef auecetsfu3 rsy In preparation.
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BOZ once open FIRM 10 O'clock l. r. till 5 o-c1oek
.hen = ~ can be seeusl three da:a il asv7rce
I1G1 oI IApHtsntoy-PAfqutife ant Dress Gree Sc
escooa Sasrle. &c; Lower Private Bo1ea 81: topcr Il
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