, 1860-03-14

n
Thnn,nson edftnr of &he .Southern Litsrarv
.u<.s<ao<r. delivers the next rceuIar lecture in
The Young Mems Association, Course On Thurs.
day evening On the abova subject.
o1A1s sffss1--Ah a"eners encren"ns VIII
oe glad TO learn tna1 'ne contractor ar aenasn
ICY opse4As A"4'A4 49,
- =" " 80 " fs...,,-ss ~ ard;-
a;.asse, e - ssa;s.. s1ara1;.- th.n .av souo1 ~.
.a,+ ~ 800 h.,oa,,a,t. - = ha dana At once
E want place for young woman OF
good character and ability. who can act as q
governess or do plain md fine sewing. She
will work for her board for one month. Also
good place to work for t,dy German girl
ou .1 80 co. p.',., p a.pp., ~ .s;.s ~ 49, .
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cAssrLI's B1pIE.-The second part Of this
work is now ready ut AcNally's, 81 Dearborn
street. The very low price at which this
edition is published should ensure, and will
doubtless secure it m immense sale. McNally
& Co., also expect new supply Of Hnwthorne's
"Marbls Faun," ut II o'clock to-day.
c- 1.-..1-,--.,- 7vo a,.a
to learn TINT this long talked of respect for the
early settlers Of Chicago, has been commenced'
L. Bridges, Civil Engineer and Architect, hav-
ing beon appointed to make typographical
survey, and prepare the necessary designs and
plans f,r the permanent improvement Of the
same.
po.-n-uS;r1 s,;j = uel1 lnoun c;t;zen
n .1udvc Ful1er or the Horse Railway. "lf1
w,v hou vou cou1d make a few dollars
easily, don't you believe would tell you:"
Certainly" sa;l the Judge. swell then,
why did not ysu tell ,ne you were going to Fnt
up the price Of your car tickets. 1would hare
laid in years stock?" The Judge looked
| sympauIlzuGly at him but spaSe not.
r, oz. Tv.cr. C,sr-1, The c,se of
,,.on,, sto,,t ~ ottav, m t,;a, in the limited
c.-.t. n:.,-:.. 49,, =, az, .t- ,h,r,,od nil,
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o-:..., -.1.....r = 1.zsod
| concluded his argument for the defence, aud
the District Attorney closed for the Govern
mcnt yesterday. The Court will give his Charge
10 the jury ut the opening of tue Coult at 10
| 4. II. today,
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es ~ ,.",4.1.-.-.. s"o ~ -. ~ do,nh
'9efea - oe4's .AA w. 80
nnee'. % no.ee. AZ 'e'' X. p..;.. .
1,r.,.,, .,,a.ho. a.. .,,f1.,ar e ro,v 5c-
ior we'll, He has paid heavy penalty for yio~
lation Of that rule which has been enforced by
abundant warnings, not to leap from the front Of
c,rs in motion.
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i'tE ftAh'-A',s"a, 'o r",, ~ ns-::a 49,.
OF large ,o'ooas 1of 'us o''- 4 "e ..... -.
'Hts cry auo ''elults: sru.s "', ,n:".:. aA ~ 80.
P4 '"s s'aoh 81. w,.
Pac>'As W 'Ae' ''1r' ~ .,...
s'4''oA .'.' .,' s'as'a e..-ss,. H., ~, ~ W..
49, t.t,,;11hawo..,
new State hut bcvond the frontiers. Among
thosc ,nteudiur to 20 uut from this city is Al
dcrman ]. u. Ward, who leaves in q few duys.
Annual 1Ahe'4o' " ~ -. s -. ..s ~
A7'os:-lne ec1sou - "e1 49,. .s.aa;a.;on
nua' t''ecaoa VI 'us o"s' 1:m ~ s..aSs
'ne p'o'r,s. - A w. a'.... - - ;,t.-ost ~
, ea "'n .o' Wv Nsa"4 1900. 49, sra.,;..
: Ass0c'a''ou 40 Nv" sy ..'f ~ e.s. ~.vns. .,or
t'on' aua enfo's ~ ~ 4,.a": y. w. .;s~. !.
!. WIN SUCH u',4sN' s, s,a~.;... ...h -.
4 po''.s' 'Aa' -. .,;--. .ra ,,a,,t1
, sss.as.ad
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b "TuE Lrc1stAruRx.'-At. Inc regular NICE
: ing Of this Association, held on SATURDAY IL
: 81 inst, the following officers were elected :
), Governor, J. c. Aediu; Speaker James y. "a n
r ker; Clerk, J. H. Ecrrell; Treasurer IL. u. Ill
a Ter; Sergeant at Arms, ;. J. Acalil.
a The meetings are held at thu rooms o. brFaa
Deli { Stratton's College every Saturday eve
ing, the members principally being students
the College and Law School. The public, Al
particularly the young men OF this city, are
ID '''ee' u a'@eA0'
ut SABBATH Scsooh US1os.--The meeting
to The Sabbath School unton' last night ut
n Second Presbyterian Church. was well atsend'
It, and the exercises, consisting mainly OF the
W lation Of the experiences Of the Mission Sch
h. teachers in their labor among the poor quito
H. children, were highly interesting. They sho"
ed that great good had been accomplished, not
~. "n II among the children, but anon. tho pnre
me themselves, and many hopeful conversions
,ur reforuations from the lowest degradation b.