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RELIGIOU., NOTICES,

Church of the Ascension Protestant Er copa} on Oak
et.ect reas Of Ecl. y. D. Is open for Iyis
service very Sunday At 1eE md 7r. ard on
Wrdaesday evening At O'Clock Sunday School It Il,
o'e.ctk r.x-
-1herc viii be regular service ou ntzt Sa.t ath IN the
Cui,e1 rsesb3te1,n Church tho JtTsoa and
Washington Streets West side. Subject for loS o'clock
l. Nv -Jac bs y!sion; : for O'Clock r ", The Ch.-
tIan's walk IN 'thc Truth
-!.s Hulett Will lecture spirtual1o At the Nceh.a-
lcs Institute On Sunda{ A2frh 18th, II l0H l. H. and
.Er.x.
-Ecr Dr. EauaIser viii preach II the Fl1t Methodist
E. Church. corner It and C!.:k saba:h
NJ 1oH AN.
There Is course Of se1nous preached In st. Jane,
Causrh, everr Sunday afternoon At 4o'eleek on Tbs
Women Of The Bible. ..
pvtcc se.Yiec will be held in st. Jares Ctrrrh o.
Sunday e~enles re1f when the Rector will p,saeh the
fourth kc:on tho Of The ast kayin:3 af ous
Saviour upou tho cro.A" sea:sfIee~
Protestant Episcopal N.ssop Of 81. Blnah4s, oorne.
Of Inisna and .ankln stEcts. pirire serse II 1o
| Il. Evening scrvee-car;5 aaOdle light.
| E. q. frT1lE, M..icuar-
Aleetuye vii! ie given In Metropolitan 1Ia On Thus
tsy evening" Mezca e9th hy Rev. James Cook Ech.aond
Of MI1xaufec, in behal! Of the City Msoo~ Tbs sub
ec. isun tood be hh pe.tonal f1eerce IN mad
ho.se M coubt the Itca1e w; b. Of the os. Int
es,irr @Aat has etn given this WINTER the spfake.is
Eer writer and an inl tinker. It hoped that ever
ueub.r ct the Churth wH puEthae tic&c' anl Il b.
hclo oathe good work whch has strong eu o. the b.,
+ reyo,sn&. T.tket. 1:ay b: hal It she door.
, 1860-03-17

No man to whom tho reputation ofhs country
is dear can read without modification and shame
the statement in our dispatches that the Appeal
Of the n,cn and women, VIII, G'r the crime Of
heiug Of African dcscent, hayo been called up
on to choose between Slavery and expulsion
from the State Of Arkansas, IN which they wero
living, is now going tile round Of tho European
newspaper press Should suc:, ali Appeal
c3nc from Europe to 1l!is side Of tho water.
The American journals which now t1eat with
indifference that Infamous Arkansas stItute
aud it's cruel effects, would mike tho eartli
4uivcr by their cries to Heaven for justice up
CT tl:opptessoEs. but 20 thoroughly debauch-
ed is tic sentiment Of tlis country III whatever
relates to tie rights Of all mcu except rllile
men, that any man in Eurol'o will eSccra,c
our government aad our people bc!orc it is
understood here what Arkansas las done.
, 1860-03-17

Mr. Lincolu returned from his Eastern trip,
by the Great Western R"a1, early yesterday
morning, in cxcellent health and ,u his usual
spirits, llaving been absent two weeks. lie left
New York on Monday. During the time that
he WIS gone, besides his address at Cooper's In
stitute, be averaged one speech daT in fur
theruuce Of the Republican cause, in the States
OF Rhode Islaad, Co,,aerlicut, New Namp.l,ire;
iu all ~h;c'l the people were 10 tic midst Of IN
actye pnliticsl CANVASS for their State elections.
llc received pressing Invitations to visit New
Jersey md Pennsylvania, but urgent business
engagements required his return home.-State
.joxrudi I5kh-
, 1860-03-17
MIR. GERMANS SCIIEuE,
Steamers One thousand Feet Long.

For sometime past Ar. German of Buffalo
has occupied libs& space in newspaper dis
cussion aad conjecture, from his noyel md
startling theories of 1 new era in steam naviga-
ton. Lie is 4 lawyer by profession, scientific
man bg taste, and brings to the support Of his
positions md big steamers, substruetnre Of
figures and calculations th.t, IL ne may use a
En'Ea7 phrase have thus lar "gravelled" all
cavl'lers and opponents, who hare contented
themselves IN r1olcullog tne g'eantie vessels
vessels aud questioning Their utility, eTen
granting all Mr. German c'asns IN their behalf.
His advent among US here, With his models,
diagrams, theories, ano snp''ne 1dith in the
same, Is worthy Of treatment due bis character
nnd position, strengthened DS "hat mas been
hls SUGGESTS thsoFas1-ao o'he1 csues. lie
P'oposeS: ~ 'a' i.'''u " eo.,s VI oui 'saa'og
com'aeFcsa' neo. 10 give IL 'nses 'eetuses al
"e"op'A''a" na''' 'n0 A'%''0A - '"' 'a''A '1'0'
u ~, ~ n'a'
LUG nls' ol 'uese 'ee'ases 'ooA pace 1as1 e'e"
h'"e. 4ne a"o'enee "as s'noa' pu1 expressed
huca interest," anu gave oeep a1tennon. Inc
1estufcf mas delivery ano manner "eu eaica-
lated to be the Feh'c!e OF nts matter.
The Lecture as laying 'oe grouno"ofS iof Inc
succeeding 'ectafes' was oi sone"na1 of5 ana
ma'nena''ea. enafae'er' ne staF'eo "''a Tue
pFopos'''on '..1A .eass'e .'A Nc eon9.A "''ea "
'eloe'ty 10 'aoo 'en'e'e esA as'a'n - WILL
aa4ee'
inas 1aercoy lre'so1 anu passage eaa oe re-
uuseo 10 one HILL Ans' 'nese Vessels, "nen
, 1860-03-17
Drras 4 Crihu1tE
CHICA 60.
The Ncxvk,

The NcxvE.
aub-committce OF tue National Ocuocrati
Committee were in Baltimore yesterday, inquir
4ng US TO the capacity u Tue hotels, prices c
,ard, etc., with a view OF having All iufor,nu
meeting Of the Convention e. Charleston, ans
then adjourniuS 10 Baltimore to held the regu
lar sessiun. 1t is understood that it will be i'm
possible for Charleston to feed or in auy way &C
comsnodatc the many thousands that will attend
the Convention, to say nothing Of the cxtorton'
ate prices which had been fixed upon.
The Georgia Democratic National Convention
adjourned without recommending any Presi'
DENTAL candidate. The attempt to put Howell
Cobb forward failed.
The complete returns Of the election held in
NcssHampshi,c on Tuesday Inst, foot up rs fol-
lows for Governor:
t5oodwin {t,epubucan) SsT.,
Republican majority. '.3so
The Republicans hare elected 10 out Of the
IL Senators. and IS majority in the House Of
Representatives.
Two more IlarCer's Ferry victims-StePhens
and Huzlet were executed yesterday, at
Charlcstown, Tn. This is probably the closing
Act Of the fearful tragedy which las produced
uuch excitement during tie l2$t lire or six
n 7ntls.
Information from the seat Of war on the Rio
Grande indicate that the conflict is ended, Cor
tinas aud his hand Of maraudcrs having retired
to the interior of Mexico. Let all rcjuieo.
The Senate, in executive session yesterday,
reirrte1 4bc 3rnnty-avrA 81 nnc4
, 1860-03-17

Tho thousand delegates from Illinois TO tho
Democratic National Convention, Of whom the
l,lowers f,r Douglas boast in Washington and
New York, arc the very fellows, multiplied by
tle Douglas arithmetic, that Fallstnff fought
by Shrewsbury clock Wilou sought for they
will not be found. But tho boast that they
will ho on hand When the conflict comes shows
the tactics by which tho Douglas victories are
achieved always before tie fighting besius.
, 1860-03-17

B- An adjourned meeting Of Republicans,
natives Of New Hampshire, will be held at The
Briggs House this evening, March 18th. at II
O'Clock, for the purpose Of making arrangc-
ments to receive the delegates from tue Granite
State to the Republican National Convention.
4 full. attendance is particularly requested.
S. WILSON, Sec'y
TorSa MES's Assoc1A11os.-A meeting of
tho Young Mems Association will lie held at
their rooms this Saturday evening at O'Clock,
ior the ncnainstion Of officers for the ensuing
yc4r.
, 1860-03-17

We arc greatly graLited to learn from the
illinois State Journal Of the 18TH, that there
was, On the afternoon Of "Wednesday, thought
TO be a marked improvement in Gov. Dissclls
condition. The friends in Springfield now
entertain strong hopes Of his recovery.
, 1860-03-17

MARlSE-The new little Steam Tug, before
noticed by us, building by Ar. II. F. Revel for
Greenleaf& Larkins is to be for river aud canal
purposes merely, being much smaller than any
other tug NOW in uss a: this port. her dinen-
sions being 25 feet in length, IL feet beam, and
: feet deep. She will be driven by two four
teen horse power engines. She is to cost $500.
The steamer Guzelle Which run out Of MIL
waukee to ports on this Lake lust season, has
made run to this port aud returned to Mil
waukee, the first trip Of the season, and first
steamboat arrival here. All along tho river
and its branches the smaller, upper lake craft
ayc rcftting and getting in tinc.. The schoou-
ers -Arabella aud Ell Tempo clenEcd for ports On
! this lake yesterday.
q Range Of the thermometer for the wrck
| rs taken by E. L. O'Hara, Apothecary and
Pha1msceutist, No. 20 West Randolph, cor
ucr Canal street.
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WM. Il. UI KEfkN < co.,
GENL AUCTION IN D COMMISSION. MERCHANTS.
Have removed tu the +h sst@ IN h Iou.-4 Hndlrg.
No4. ID T. AID 81 lcAsHr rti. tsctt T.; pteuc taa
fremont HLu>%,, where trev VII ecnn"r H. auction
and cGmml,4in H1>ne-s al its TA"ecs uEinx theG
selse& s4n.ntt al t,:>!nsss easIustt4 10 Lea: with
pn,tuplne=s II i iieatr.
Particular attention :srn sn.. and Salts Of
PersanL Frerxrty 1ed.Aes-. ss.-s t.. ILcy s0licit
for s-e ii lhls salt ury t", ~ Every c4s mp.
unn ntl.nx lpots III artlt-s Furniture
u al kinds; Lo'k'n: Ga-s* t:.7,si; tex sR, ett:
EFacktry Md r. I'm Fhst>. ialntag'. Ho1ks.
Gold a.a silver War; Wt.t In4'. Gs"e'. .Getct1e* aud
Any Other arce u4liy sent {" .ut't u'ss for nae
L1 THY refer, by J<y:u!:st'u, to af-s>ss tltwn 4
NJ uer. uI. Fixture Oeaess ch'eso: a: sn.ts Co..
Hat .nd Fur txHtr.. cMs4;o; a !! G.liu.aY 70.
Land Agents ChclGu; D. b. tuok" Co.. ttuak.ellrrs.
Chcaen lspsena.u Eos n'+ts. Drv otnl. Chltaxos
thas otey \ tto.. Furniture le4eFs CHI aks: Heo W.
Gage Ed. TrsEHn: house. C!e~k"; Il. 'itstF. Es9.
Marine ns-k thnako: Il .. st+ne. Es.i:. E-esao
jud4e Hugh r Uckev. Chtrag"; :. tar. ff.es. J., O..
kns Thomas hnr1ts. Atto ntyt. Cca.o. e.tte: in
, 1860-03-17

nave won tho fines, have secured Tho imp1is.
oatneh1s Tor which their proceedings wcFo
commenced. But the moral victory aud the
bcncliccnt results are with the men whom the
law has branded as felons, but whom tho pub
nc will look upon as sufferers f.r conscience
sake!
, 1860-03-17

Who TAXES l7:-D. +. Erown, the proprietor
Of l.emout, Cook County, Illinois, offers a
bouus Of Sl,poo to any parties who will erect a
steam Touring mill ut that place.
, 1860-03-17

WHAT TUE PuHL1c SAY.-U.e none bat Sing
er's Sewing Machines, for they are the best
manufactured. Their many merits enti,le them
to the distinction Of being used by a.i classes
aud in all ayocations. The accuracy aud Ger
tainty with which they sew garments Of all de-.
scriptions is ensuring d large daily sale Of the
Tailoring Machine i: this agency. 4 cali at the
exhibition room, G6 Luke street, will convince
any that We pay them no empty compliment,
for they force the truth Of even the most e1-
trayng int laudation by their work. mchl7 81
, 1860-03-17

e Go to John Jones, 1l9 Dearborn street
and get your clothes cleaned aud repaired.
They will be wcll done and ut prices to suit the
times.
The Workingmen's Free Labor Club will
meel This Saturday evening, at the rooms Of
the Cameron and Lincoln Club, On Randolph
near Wells street. i full attendance is special
requested. JoHS HARDY President.
ROBERT CLARK, Secretary.
, 1860-03-17

TRINITY Curncn.-1:ev. James Pratt, the new
Rector Of Trinity Church, will preach his inau.
:,ural scr,n"n tomorrow Sunday morning,
services tn cnmmence ot 10} o'clock
, 1860-03-17

WAS7ED.-A young man, aged 81, who can
gire first class city references as to character,
ability, Gc., wishes to obtain situation. Is u
good penulal aud accountant, aud willing to
''tnrn his band to an,th n.y." Address Henry"
--or inquire Ut this office. nh II.
, 1860-03-17
OUR WASHINGTON LETTER,

TIE H<sc Tarfr Nfff-- The H0nsesfead In the
htHaff--}fs Probable I1-f<al--TItad Nv.
aEf and fhr Gfarperss Ferry l~r<1ftsa-
<'r<ef<y Coalition.
, 1860-03-17


cents copy.
BENEFIT CnSrINCEn.-Such was the pressure
for seats at NcEickcr's benefit, that yesterday
noon all we're sold. II has been desired by the
friends of the beneficiary thathe would continue
his Benefit Tor tonight. lie has consented to
DO 50. and offers noble bill of fare. Look to
ii. McIickcr deserves double butnbcr.
Hrpz P.rk ssn.SAnr.-The Spring term Of
this well established and finely located suburban
institution commences on Apr,l llth The ac-
complished principals are reaping good har-
ycst already from their labors. There is no
lougcr any need Of sending young ladies from
Chicago to distance to receive Ill education.
Sec advertisement.
81. rA7nlck's DAs.-Thc sons Of Erin will
meet in the fremont House on st. Patrick's
bay, Saturday 18th inst, at so'clock r. ", 10
celebrate the anniversary Of their Patron Saint.
4 supper, and everything else to render the
eyening agreeable and patriotic. will be fur-
nishcd. Forget not the home Of your sires.
Attend Tickets to be had at the T1en,ont.
AccsrESr.-Yesterday morning, workman
| named yonteheit, in the employ Of Barclay l.
t S1anbeck, showcase makers, No. I've South
Clnrk street, had his leg badly broken, and Was
| otherwise seriously injured, by the falling Of
some scaiIolding connected with the workshop.
| Or. 1ngcrsoli was summoned, and the injured
man was conveyed 10 his home.
KEEosrxE.-Our friend Noble, agent and
manager for the Lamp and Oil Emporium, b
tween Washington and Madison streets, with
his characteristic zeal and eo.ahcadativeness,
has c!eva.cd aoovc his door q monster lamp,
similar to locomotive headlight. with three
kerosene or Coal Oh burners placed IN front oi
Iarce silver re1,ctors, facing north and south
Illuminating Clark street several reds, and put
ting to blush the street gus lamps in its vicinity
San Acc1pEsr-.t II ARx1Sc.-A painful acci
dent occurred at the Mich. Southern depot ou
Thursday evening. Il poor Englishwoman re
ii .inr in the West Division had come down It
the train to see friend of. She remained Of
board until the cars we're under headway, aut
then attempted to leap of. when her clothing
catching, she was thrown under the wheels
which rassed uyer ono Of her legs. She wa
| 43ktn u 4uc Nal3 AosFAs8't "0~ao "34fAs%'Ao
has been performed. The instance is ano he
, va ming against getting off cars in mct1on-
To 7nk BUSINESS MEs CT CntcAoo.-Wc Tea
our business men do not fully estimate the in
: ! portaucc OF securing the trade Of NortHester
! WISCONSIN and Minnesota, which, by propf
: effort could he brought to this city Ml1wauks
. is making strong effort to gain this trade b
r advertising libcralIy and directly in ].across
, Mr., Leonard IIottridgc. editor Of the Lscsose
4 R,pulltc1n is in this city soliciting advertis
i. ,nents, anil VIC hope our business men will asa
:. themselves of this opportunity and advertise
>. libcrally as our Milwaukee neighbors have don
- CT. Scsiyen is the authorized agent for Il
N Lncro<s Republican in this city The R.pu1
=: ean has been prescribed BY the Nilwauk
ir papers, and accused Of being bought up
ar Chicago, DC.
, 1860-03-17

pourcA1r ur Rev. Il. ". pArrERson.-Messrs.
MeNally 4 Co., el Dearborn street. are now
prepared 10 supply The portrait Of this eminent
divine recently published by Charles Shober,
Of ,l.is city. The price is only seventy lire
cFnfS cnnY.
, 1860-03-17

ucnsH Sro1ES.-A horse belonging to Levi
Bates Is stolen fl OIL where it was left fastened
on Polk street, near Edna place, on Thursday.
, 1860-03-17

McldQCn0ly Su1c1QCs
Yesterday mornlns Coroner James was sum-
moncd 10 hold AT inquest On tue body Of q nun
named Alexander Kennedy, residing on West
Monroe near Throop street, who committed su-
icidc By shooting himself through the head.
Deceased was very respectfully connected in
this city, aud this sad atair has caused poignant
grief among 4 numerous circle Of relatives.
The journal Of yesterday 81 res the following
particulars:
The evidence before the jury of inquest dis
closed that the deceased was very Incorporate
man, and tllat trpu this circumstance he lost his
situation us driver on the Madison street Horse
Railroad. about ten days ago. Since that time
this fatal failing has grown upon him SO much
tlut his wife has taken whisky from him several
times, and thrown it away.
Last night she went out visiting Mrs. Jones,
a nci.hbur. When <he returned, be and lis
three children were gone. She became n1arned.
across the road. lie had with him some liquor
which hc had purchased. She threw it away
and they went into the house. lie then went to
bureau drawer, took cut revolver. and she
kran out Of the house. She had hardly got out
/ Of The door, when she heard the discharge ofthe
pistol acd heavy fall, and exclaimed, "oh
my tod, he has shot himself" 1t was too true.
The infatuated man lad placed the pistol against
| the right side OF his head, aud the instrument
had electuulIy doue its deadly mission.
The following letter was found upon his body,
| dated March 18th, but from the testimony o1
his wife, itappears that it must hare been writ
ten yesterday:
! CtslcAGo, Mach Is.
DEAR BROTHERS IL am now about to do hal
will shock you. Circumstances alter cases and
| am mud have bern the child Of circumstances
| For mr. sake and As sake, take care Of OIL.
children. 1t is my last and only wish. They
say that am going down the Lili. tits SO. A
one jump can reach tile bottom. So farewell
| 4. kESSEDr.
The deceased had many friends who held hin
in high regard His connection with his tamil,
was always pleasant. rs fur as could be fount
from the evidence, but he, like thousands Q
others, has fallen q victim TO the deadly rice 0
| intempcEauct.
, 1860-03-17
THE CITY.

Furniture. rros. Cal IT., aaI Neo!ccn 1t ~ h. e.
by tii!t.st Sampson, g Lakest,
liou c!oli Ga"ds Crcke,y. &c At " 4. H., By H. A.
Eut.cEnsk Co, 46, Is aod - ira1a1rn succ:.
, 1860-03-17

sS-A private letter ras received in this
city day or two since. from citizen of Balti-
more, iii which the opinion is expressed that
Nar.lan will send delegation to the Chicago
National Republican Convention.
, 1860-03-17
Nrlu advertisements.


E c. Il. 5CRiFKH. Airerttsika Age~i, Is Gs4Tara-1
Il auo,srd to se=st Irertt<~sss f:r shis G"i GU ~
Les1:ipo Pap.7s Of lie FortA Fee. ja1-ha3+Y
, 1860-03-17

81 The Republicans Of Littletown Township,
Schuyler county, net few days since for the
purpose Of organizing 4 Club. Aulpng the res.
olusions adopted was one declaring Hon. Abra-
ham Lincoln to Lc their first choice for tie
Presidency.
, 1860-03-17
1HE OTTAWA RFSCCE else.
j 4 n ES STOUT U1TTE %:
0lEuQRtffQth Of iIae AtIlnr Sulfk.

Wien we went to press in our last issue, twt
juries were out in the cafes Of the brothers Jo
seph and James Stout, of Ottawa, indicted fol
violation of The Fugitive Slave Law
Yesterday the jury in the former case, hay
ing been out Jorty~ons hours, unable to asret
wers discharged. 1t is understood that foul
held out against verdict Of guilty.
The other jury came in last evening, haEipe
been out nearly thirty lour.. They gave YER
dict Of Nor Guilty.
In the case Of Joseph Stout The uew trial will
not take place before next month.
i mol. pros. has been entered in the case Of
one Of the brothers King, of0ttawa, implicated
with the above named. The following is the
plea in the case of Claudius B. King.
Dlsr! 1cr CorRr. e. S., NORTHERN DISTRICT OF
ILLINOIS. Czaudtus B. King at suit the United
Attorney Of the United States, and the said de-
fendant also comes in his proper person, and on
motion the said defendant has leave 10 With
draw the plea Of not guilty, before entered to
the said Indictment; aud, therefore, the said in-
dlctmeut being again read to him, he protesting
is cLar.ed in the said indictment. for plea that
be will not farther contend with the said United
States, with which plea the Attorney for tie
United States is content. CLACr1rs B. King.
Goodwin, Larucd l. Goodwin, Attorneys for
Delenaunt.
Hr, Hossack, the only ore convicted Of the
number indicted, will receive Ills sentence dur
ing the present term.
This ends for the present this series Of re-
markable trials, without precedent in the judi
cial nunals Of our city. The parties who have
been made defendants are without exception
men Of high character and worth. Their only
crime Was, that, in aiding fellow man to Ills
liberty, they did no: consider duly the color Of
his skin. The trials hare passed quietly, aud
made scarcely ripple on the surface of cur
busy city life, but the elect Will be all the more
deep and permanent in the minds Of Thousands
Of citizens Of tue free Northwest, increasing tho
olium cherished for The law whose penalties
these were alleged to have incurred. In this
connection we may state that We shall publish
the able argument Of E. c. Larned in few
duys.
THE Mo7nER ALLEN EXCITEMENT IL NILES,
Charley Barker came back
from Niles yesterday without the old colored
bag, Mother Allen whose arrest lad been the
purpose Of his risit. The woman is an infa-
nous procurcss, and is wanted here to receive
the penalty due for her share in The well-known
case Of conspiracy to reduce the girl Lizzie En-
giles to prostitution.
Officer Barke1's experiences in the connection
are funny enough, but dashed with asulGcicney
Al =
, 1860-03-17

e3T Grover l. Bakers celebrated Double
Cap Makers, Boot and Shoe Binders and Manu-
facsurers, Saddle and Harness Makers, DC, at
greatly reduced prices. Heavy Double Speedcd
Shuttle Sewing Machines, 5000 Binders,
(Extra,) $500. VIC. Mason, Agent,
m5,jw No. lis Lake Street, Chicago.
, 1860-03-17

BENEFIT CoSriSrEn.-Such was the pressure
for seats at Mcvickcr's bcnciit. that yesterday
noon al1 we're sold. It has been desired by the
friends Of the beneficiary thathe would continue
his Benefit Tor tonight. lie has consented to
DO 50. and oilers noble bill Of fare. Look to
il. McIicker deserxes u tl.,ahle butnhcr.
, 1860-03-17

MADAME AKhRSTRON1'S AS
~ SEMULf, M. l93 Raa1o1lh STREET. c'1n~7 OF
Wells. Ih- this a+on} OF these pleasant raI
~tutake pace Mou.ay. 18th inst No uhst PET
sons l. g.od music and t1ncluk cA lnu:
spend ev nns 10 morr rr ht4tle nlanet.. Grand
farcy ure.s and NatIuc.ae La will u ~ This
tab sh r,.t IN Mo, div eyc-r March 4tlh nahl6sSx,
, 1860-03-17

KEnosESE AND Coal OFT LAxrs.-The smallest
stock in the city Of old sty{4s can be found ut
Lamp and Oil Emporium between Washington
aud Madison Streets n,ch10 LET
, 1860-03-17
G2lanteU.

"ANTED-To rent small Cot
~ tsse s:i ahle for gentleman an1 vIft. +. q.
FARGO. It American ExpFta4 Once, ChicaE,.
, 1860-03-17

E9} II. ". Address, dealer in Wall Paper
aud Window Shades, has removed to store No.
los Lake street, between Dearborn mud Clark
streets, which has been beautifully fitted up for
his business. Persons in want Of his kind ot
goods should By all means make their selections
at his establishment. feel In
, 1860-03-17

GECOND.HAND FURNITURE.
~ Any peissn havrR Second Hand Fn nifuse TO icsss
Post Od1cx tpAl:XfE
, 1860-03-17
GREEN APPLES.-10o bbls. in
f''A'' N'~-@' CLEVELAND + AsPEL1,

BOARD WANTED-By 4 young
IL E.n1eu,,n in private mfy. whs1e here l. pit
bat few 10 I'd - I'D -les:, aatig terms, u. r y.
I0st 0tHee Box Ae1. Chicago. nhl7IE
, 1860-03-17
a11luEEtlIkttf8.
McFIChEk'S THEATRE.
-fA Ekt1sc. t1e:.., t~tv~~- S.2:s md De4Escs1.

TO BE CONTINUED,
Tho Complimentary Roncat to
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SATURDAY EVENING. Ma1ea 17th, 1soa+
All tickets toas.t for LIS. 1-s. will be rse.vsi Il
ev.a.nE.
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The following tuen.ianent Is respectfully aaanitea
Ths beaut:fn: ffze Con,tdsot
TAKING THE CHANCES.
Peter Pcmesey. or cousin ntete.....-.-.Hr Acslcter
Dogenes DuR, pc1ltsciAo. Bradley
F:!Ehtr, = TAFT Tol'Dk nla1. Mf Ages
h34Lc;e an heiEtss. yss Woodbury.
3f1g- tEif1 -A;s. LtIhtta
The peos!s4 yee4l!st..
F.aad J. G. LUMDARD.
, 1860-03-17

T Beautiful spring styles Of Hall, Parlc
and Chamber Papers. selling at less than cost
ut Eaxonfs No. 70 Lake street. mh9