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, 1860-07-06

The Democratic State Convention Of Ohio
exploded afier the approved fashion, ut Co.
Iumbus yes'erday-50 delegates Withdrawing,
and calling Convention TO meet on the sec
ond Tuesdayin August to nominate a Bseck-
inr;dge and Lane ticket 4 similar transAc-
tiou took place in Missouri, and Hancock John
son was nominated for Governor by the Breck-
i1rIdxc faction against Claib. Jackson, Doug
las man. Tie proceedings Of tho hard Shell
State Convention in New York, taking action
for Breckenridge ard Lare electoral ticket in
that State, will he found elsewhere in this ra-
Per. 1t will be perceived also that the pro-
posed fusion Of The two factions in Pcnn.yl-
vauia is repudia:cd by Col Forney on tho one
hand, and BY the Breckenridge managers in
Washington On tho other. "We arc all Dem
ocfate,r
, 1860-07-06

hear general complaint emone The retail,
ers Of the city, about receiving TIE old. worn
out aud smooth Spanish and Mexican ouartcrs
At twenty .flve cents each. The Post O1iice viii
not receive them for mora than twenty cent?
and I think they cannot BE- passed anywhers. ni.
out Of the city Al more than twenty cent? eaeh
One feels little mean in attempting to mass
one At the cuyrentrdks asked, aud scbelliont at
receiving ,bem. would say then a. Iown teiI
~ 6paaith qu9rtersf Do4cn soitA eM nuisancxY'
Who will MIKE the frat more1 LAkESr-
, 1860-07-06

&LLtNDkSe-KAE fhDk NxAx&0N1AA3s
There seems to be 0 longer any doubt that
the Natior:ll Democracy Of Illinois, as the
friends ol Breckenridge aud Lane call them
selves, will nominate an Electoral, and proba-
ably State Ticket. They were thrown into
great confusion few days since By tho deser-
1ioa Of the Herald, witch went over to Doug
las; hut they are in no way discouraged, aid
will 50 alleal with just as much assurance
and with as great show Of confidence As If
certain Of SUCCESS. Their nominations will bs
made at their State c.: 7ention, at Springfield,
on tha 1lth. One thing is euro: These men,
though now few III numbers, will become the
Democratic party Of the s.ate; and Mt the next
Presidential Convention, will be tho regulars
and the contestants, outsiders. Mark that
predictioni
, 1860-07-06
DI E D.

of Rah, f1n la": EOaEEr HAMLfS. Eou- < It chill
d1yA -'Ao' A<e1 mstahs and =
dea.s II r. Ct June 3th q mIus:ss ca. II ,oct
dI}s. ' 1s7~ g seIs. 6-n'A ALA !:
II aer 'se 'hs wa vssJ exemplary kr4 AID an etor
lender and !ndssent Estle x1d ,1epd 10 the
'ek and ei tessed the Hads vsln tut.ae \. ov es
'sne'on' sot md st*orS hope in Ler keIesme.. IN
hossa fof9s les good ~osksIh her evsy c.y VI n l
and BY her sudden deah she ha. lef, i,,rr ,,,- -
uves and f1leuds to mourn be: exit,
He~fpape1s In Nav Hampshire an nIye,mo-,r,,,r..,..
copy. 5>'''s
!n samaer. b'etr county, Iowa en- the >oh a. Jnsc ~
W9$p Of tht otan Ldsct1 w tc2ret t. vr7. BYKt)S
-e Jouases child Ut J. u. Marcia " HIS.
autt. aksd two years asd three n.onths. 'A44'
Af' Aa1Entt wa' steensy ON Ch:e.go, snd his been
connected with ae Chicago Hlth $elo>1 Tor sens,,ne
past
, 1860-07-06
L Good Republican Grafton.

DR.. Davis or4.iou at Cold Spriug Grove, on
the Fourth Of July, WAS vel received, particu-
1ar'g bs tie LIN coin men. He uttered frat rate
Republican doctrine. He declared himself in
favor of universal freedom, not only for our
own favored race, but for eli people, Of the old
world as we'll ns the new, and of the Isles of
the Sea- lie denounced tyranny and oppression,
and advocated the broad Jeffersonian doctrine
Of liberty and equal rights to all mankind.
without exception Of color, kindred or cline.
After the cheers were given for Garibaldi,
DR.. Davis called for three cheers for s'Uniye.sal
Liberty which was responded to promptly
aud vigorously. All the Republicans were de-
lighted With the sentiments Of the Doctors
ora'ion. lie rose high nbovc the miasmatic
douglas atmosphere which teaches its votaries
mot to cure whether slavery is voted up or
oo"n, end that it is proper md right for two
men to eEs!are third man because they haye
LIE brute power to do it. Dr.. Day1s laid down
no such theories, but preached the pure political
gospel Of the universal brotherhood Of the tu-
man race and Of the equality Of rights between
men.
Dr Davis has heretofore been clnseed rs a
"Squatter" Democrat hut his conscience and
his judgment lift hin, far above such political
qusgmiEes and uupatriotic principles. We
welcome him to the ranks Of tue hosts Of free
dom, believing that he will never regret the
.tep he has t4keo, nor the occasion he chose
for giving in his allegiance to The great cause.
The great Republican party extend cordial
, 1860-07-06

loIecal DApatch to Tie New York Tlibune.1
"AH1so7oz, Tuesday, July 4 18tt.

"Asu,soso1, Toesd.y, July 4 1soo.
fHE cAEFoRSiA NAILS.
tfse[: tss t9a% 9 informed By
ths mails had not been taken b1 ,ha na;iGs.. .ns.
steamer yesterdsy. 1t is pro2er the nnhl;r
should understand The facts of H. m es.e 1p1tc n
Saturday morning The rostn.h,er.t;,neresit ~. IN
RFaphed &r. Vanderbilt, asking whe,has sie. 70.
would t1ke the mails under The terms Of pc Pc
present law-tbst Is. for tue postages. Ne m. ae
s*er vas received. and Mr. Dig VA inst,nr,ai
to make the necessary il quiry, who replied hs
h'd heard indirectly lha. the terms would not
be accepted. A'@s
It wAs sseertained yesterday that Mr. Van.
derbilt had gone to Saratoga, and = disp,ieh
was sent there repeating the ol1er, with an e.
preston Of the Presidents desire that the mails
should BE- carried, aud that be would recon.
mend Congress. to make fair compensation for
the serfice. No reply was received to apy Of
tho kilograms TO Mr.. Vanderbilt or HI. Davidge.
either bJ the Department or their agents here.
pnd it Ii beleTed this sileuce mas precoocezted
, 1860-07-06

Commencement at the Law School.
The examination at tho Law School on Tues.
day WAS conducted By Prof. Booth, Of the Law
School. and Hon. E. Peck, Of tho Examining
Committee appointed by the Supreme Court,
4 number Of spectators we're present. and all
were pleased with the proficiency generally ex.
hibited By the young men connected With the
school.
The following gentlemen having attended the
ful! course Of three terms, received diplomas Of
graduation:
J. :. Caslae, Ksne eornty.
= T. r.. ne. Lake county,
J. u. Mott, Ls!nEa1u county.
". fotieF, Chicago.
A. u. ridley, :1iraEn.
L. E Emmcns. DAvless county.
Net on ThHm>s Chicago.
JIM. MsAd, Hnoco.k couty
r.. j. Hewitt, uEir county.
u. W. Lsnde,, Chicago.
IL. McPhetcu, Lee enuuty.
After the examinations we're concluded. the
students presented Prot. Booth With hand
SONS copy Of Worcester's Unabridged Die
tionary, showing, in the choice Of the book pre-
scented, that they had studied EnEli4h to good
purpose, i.
, 1860-07-06

~S~%*AN~A E%J Va .sC" 2OEAs
srEAcraE. n. T., July 5, 1860.
The National Democratic Committee met at
the Voorhees, House 10 this city, ut eleven o.
clock this morning, John 4. Greene, Jr., in tte
chnir, and Matthew McMahon, Srcretary.
All the meu bers Of thu Committee except
those from the First and Fourth districts were
present.
The following call for State Convention was
unanimously agreed upou:-
The National Demo -racy II The Stat cf New yorl .h,
support ,be noinua: on Of J.hn e. Bsetifdre t Erps
t1tkE for iresI;ent and Jasc Lane Of Orezon fr
!s.emb dhtEci 70 'ert sns item III site C"nt .,n
~ r sTa Ia ~ r. 8, sty sf s1ss ~, ~ ~
asa ys fas T. &c & e Fl 5
n1i also ndfAes Gpye1 or eule III (;Grennr a.i
Inspectors Of Sta1e Prisons. A"o
By *fd*r Of tie 15S 55Gs., REES csnn',,ss s
MATHEW McMARoN. sec1rtasy.
Alarxe BrcckiDridRe mud Laue banner was
suspended from the Voorhees, House during the
session OF the committee, and guns were fired
on the announcement Of the cali ior the State
Convention.
The members OF the committee represented
that strong feeling in favor Breckinridge and
Lane existed among the Democracy in their
several districts.
4 sub committee, consisting of Hon. Gideon
J. Tucker, Vim. G. Sands and Harry Wilbur
reported q serlea of resolutions which Tere
unanimously adopted.
The following are the resolutions;
R1~tred. THAT The N4tt raj and T. n.t.tufo-s1 Demo.
c1ate" Tue sta eHt New t0rx base c4%d With fteirrs
so:ts y u = ss aed
S. ~ !ne s;e ." ,he ~ hy tns
ter that ne d. run !un IT that ocycuitoo a-d
III .eeesA u most q III. Democratic sta:rs etcfsnn
tineae and pethcEs Of the Den ocsalsc ma,s ~ shc
stae M tne r. tes E'sen h the insjFty Of dr.gaion
eau: OF te Eniz In lie Eeunat nw by th 10 "a lei
tonvenit u ~ "a more. 1rsA ded over tv Toi anr
Of ste eVd nee. Of IeE 1ty and which would re'
"e IT. actlo4 binding upon Us Uen-c1as and p41y
+o'r- That The tn Ks RI the tru. deuacracy ar Se
~ Hoe and sF hsfeny sthherfd o l!se epr l.
aaa pp' 1exA. 'k.n.as ii .tousi +: r.cs ser G f,r,
and .'r N who garr t ge tu.nrt and re- ONT
trt tot 'e1ula- :l"g on trm h state aaa teatIe
aeopr ~ this 1e*o1Gt1a to tie a,r,a:p OF tIe ilenn
cratic State Comm'tte IT ea~ u n.d siEes ''e
r';., Ihat ito1En thy. agerrv'd @td Inurd tie
uc3er fA:r IN thc1. attac5htut tie rr ucints cf r.
Ias. .hl1a no sfonE OF trt:Hse d.ter Ii -: firm
teppeE.sE aao adrocan aid Which thsr have ,cvs!
e-t acc 10 d'ca'e IND sar.a u dark aars th3. til ~
that !hdltk oE ~ Waykl tn rts.t ncs to ktte,
fknatetrn AID 70 thc u war. rs ~ .eed uou Su,r"
rixh,e and Southern Il stui un. we re III -
iap o.t+d I, nd Tie l.alte.x th- r. rac IT..
fnrn thu traitors who r:.t .siuI.td V"It%; % IN
e. IL ls'e. urdes tae lraaetln Of Tau 1fes
IN dental i'd.tale V" rrpueIa cd rs UartS Fan
Buren, tas been 1eudiatel twtive ". 40 BY te oah
ern Lxul0c1aey. NJ ~ 1NH0"'A'
','sed Tint ~e-et r-'.. John C., ps kln,er, q. III.
cny true and regular d ate Ct thr Nj ora T. mocrarv
!or the IL Of freside7t Of tie Unittd .satr md n
sne as "tf ony true and reEuiA clndit4s ior fc
se sd ~ ~ s,:s Com ee dc,
vii SUSAN la' IN III fAe cotnnG camp4lsa.
Great enthusiasm prevails among the Rreck-
iutidEe aud Lane paen.
, 1860-07-06
IL A isIelEl).

Rev VI. alvF. Ns. AUGUSTUS ~ isAE ~ ~ - s .ne
a Ch.A. Cal AID MIA HARKlET May IiSiS r.
Woodstock. AeHsury Co, Ii. "'' u
On the - Of Juiv. by k<v. Il. n, rtdv. d. /, n,
~, ~ LIAM sNA1L 10 N.a4 u-i:tUil- IE:
II th!s dtT. en the ST. Ia byR,y. H.K. Cra.n Nr
FAY, Ct thczRp, ' 0"''7 - a.
, 1860-07-06

w Wide Awake uniforms made BY Sam
Ddnn & Co., 1ol Randolph st., IS to quality cali
and see for yourselves. jy6.st
, 1860-07-06
Facts for the Peopic--A Republican
Manual for Tho People.


Manual for Tho People,
This is the title Of modest but well prepared
political text book. Of - psges, edited By l..
CoddiDg. Esq, Of Lockport, ILL.,, and published
BY the Princeton Rpu1lican. II embraces
brief and appropriate citations from Mr. Lin.
coins lie and speeches, from the works and
letters Of Washington, Jefferson. Madison,
Franklin, Monroe, Patrick Henry, John R.n-
dolph, Alexander Hamilton, Gov. Mcdowell.
Clay, Benton, Webster, Seward, etc-the his-
tory Of slavery Legislation in the country drawn
from The public records-tbe Dsed Scott de-
cision-and in brief, nearly all the Jacts requir-
ed by speakers. canvassers and people In the
present campaign. The price of the volume IL
only 25 cents, McNally 4 Co. hare it for sale in
thin city.
, 1860-07-06

y Tbs Glorious Fourth IL over, but ths
rush 'sr t.ose latest style OF Hats coatinusa
Tie dido and ounce sott Hats arc to be found
at Sam Damn 4 Co.'s 1ol Randolph street.
, 1860-07-06

with .iew Of compelling rome conditional ar
raugement upoa which cain before Congreru
might be prcdica.ed. Auother oteanler will start
on the 1lih inst, and au effort will be 1nade in
The mean: inc to bring about an understanding.
rs the Department is entirely at the power ofthe
monopoly.
The following statement exhibits the amount
paid for carrying the mails to California for TN
ycars, ending on the 1st Of October, 1859:
STrt n,v.nAS ASewo'' ms and A.rtawal Inc :so ex0
Adj the !.hnlus t'Ansponaton, say......:.- 10JVso
Toial fo. len years Is. o0
The compensation under the Temporary con-
tract With Cornelius Tande1bit Tor niue
months rervicet from the 1st of October, 1859,
to the sob Of June, 1860, va. as follows:
Stc.m.h'p service from New Yosk 10 California
<1casve Of h. Ilthmus. 4T,5a0
Add 1sshmus ss1v.ee for nne mon on.ht.-...... 15sUj
Add smouat pad for pfrvious y:.i; :c;1ice. 5sso
Tota for tea years and utre months. st{ o.
These large subsidies might have prompted
liberal men 10 carry tue mails for few months.
csen with the certainty OF ultimate loss But
with the assurance that Congress would make
reasonable remuneration, there is no excuse tor
the refusal
TIE PENNSYLVANIA FUSION.
The scheme proposed By tue Democratic
State Committee in Pennsylvania to run an elcc-
torai ticket with plsdees e,nting' Mt on the re-
organization here, which distinctly refuses all
terms or a1}inDce with the Douglas fsction.
That proposition wak started with Messrs. 5iplcr.
Gilmore and other patriots Of that order. Who
are for any confluence which promises Tue re.
no'est hope Of success. TheJ hare hnd to
abandon It. however, under the th1eu& Of being
prescribed.
THE DISTURBANCE IN PHILADELPHIA
The disturbance at the Dreckinridre meeting
10 Pliladtlrhia last night, and ths indicni:y of2
Tered to Gen. Lane By The Douglas roydie..
gas intensified the hostility between the diris.
IONS, 80 that til = deEource cath other in thu
most unmeasured terms.
DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION p1snASpED.
The Jackson Democratic Association of This
Guy, which has heretofore been the most acttve
campaign organic ation, broke up lust night af.
ter stormy meeting and an aniinated strucgle
between the two wings for asceudancr. in,s
rupture s!ynbol:zes the fate OF the s6um De-
moefacy throughout the Union in November,
TUE DOUGLAS MEETING.
The Douglas meeting Tonight is the u1ost dc.
c'ded aud mortifyirg ia lure err Witnessed
acre; so much SO 4s IL attract tho sympa.hy Of
l,is opponents Messrs. Reyerdy ln},ns,n
Pueh. Drant. and others we're annouuced to
speak, bnt Alter the Marine Band had n!ured
for an hour, there were SO few on lie tround
that no Organization was attempted till near
O'Clock. Not particle Of enthusiasm was
manifested. and the names OF Doug!as and
J Jonnson we're answered with feeble e1ptes-
sion OF applause from few indiylduals. blost
o! the audience was composed of epectators
collected by curiosity. and large proportion Of
boys. Judge meek aud other breckinridre
LEADERS, were present. The Republican ratiii.
astic.
, 1860-07-06

An E1rLASAr1ox.-Assrs. Ediloys:-rn The
report Of persons relieved in Camauche, / hare
done seeming Injustice to Mr. Day, in stating
he had 'no friends" I meant sinply In the
senne Of persons in that town who could at that
tine let him hare nancy. OF help or 81 ympathy
he had plenty, but al. Ihad to compress the re.
port Of cases relieved into The smallest .pace.
made this case less clear in few words than T
should have done. l have heard that Mr. Dsv
fse!s as it it might convey wrong impression
to those who do not know him, I take this
earliest moment to set it right. Iremembe, no
man on my list mora worthy than he.
RonEar CotLrEn,
Minister at Large.
, 1860-07-06

~ see advertisement in another column Of
Hollng"orth'a Excelsior Hydraulic Circulur
Self Draft Furnace.
, 1860-07-06
LOCAL MATTERS.

Go to John Jones, 119 Dearborn street
and Get your elothea cleaned and repaired.
They will be we'll dons and 1t prices to suit ths
, 1860-07-06

BORROWED PLrxEs.-A noted female raued
Eddin9s WAS found en- parade on the Fourth Of
July in masculine apparel She was fined &e5
for her freak.
, 1860-07-06
19rrss 4 Trihu,tE
CHICAGO.
GET up CLUBS!
CHI &c A GO.
GREAT REDUCTION.
Campaign Prfss and Tribune.

Ths bczt Republican document that can be
distributed in tie West, during this campaign,
u the Chicago Pnrss AND TRlnrSE. In order
to ciss it broadcast circulation. It will be sent
in Clubs, fron July lst until after the F5esl'
dential election, ut TIC following greatly re-
duced rates:
FOR TIE CAMPAIGN WEEKLY.
f1nsen eoi1et address. 90
Flny copee, one 4dtrts "
sicr1. r,or 40
FOR THE CAMPAIGN TR1-WEEKLf.
Ten cp1feA A113e3S w
Twcas copies a1dress. &VVV
r. Furn!h tue po,t Matter With list Of the namea
nu3 ty Yrcut aw o. Congress- he il obliged to deliver
TIC ra2c.z IRON I bu-de sent to one address.
r. Moncy.n Registered let:e-s sert At cur 't&k.
A....es. PRESS T1tlRrNE. Chlezso. IL.
, 1860-07-06

D Wide-Awafe Uniforms furnished By ].
n. Lnomis, 97 Clark street. Single or By tho,
quantity. j,66t
, 1860-07-06

- II you want good kerosene or Coal
Of. Lamp, which viii give the light Of eight can.
dies, not costing but se7en-eiohths Of a cent
an hour, emitting no odor or smoke, and not
e1plesiTe, 80 70 ths Lamp md Oil Emporium,
, 1860-07-06

Hox1 FOE " Fa1ksp1zss.--Aa adjourned
meeting Of the Vsrd Of Manager. for Special
Rusines'. will be> u at tht "uome' this Fri.
day. afternoon at S6clock
R.Qickiasou, Sec'y,
, 1860-07-06

mir. Sumner In New Fork,
The Hon. Charles Sumner il announced to
speak 1t tue Cooper 1nstitute, in New York, on
Monday evening ne1t.
, 1860-07-06

rhtfpilai..t6ear The pstents issued to West
etn inte0toft inn the astSiat:f: Ar,<riean ):
Lyman Bridge. Is himself and n
y: sinosas}'. 81 ~ oil Hesting lea
Apparatus:
Henry Barringer, Of Watags; m, for an in
proyement for upsettipg tires,
T. r. NarkiIhe. Of e.:chester, ILL.,, for an
improvement in plo~B.
Jacob Mooney. Of Clinton, Iowa, for IN i'm.
proEement in Tenders for docks, vharyes, etc.
!~Waler Peck, Of Rockford, Ill, for an i'm.
~pro1enent il windmills.
Us Steiner, Of st. Louis, No., for an in
provement in Sewing Machines.
. E. T. Wheeler. Of CaneIton, Ind. for IN i'm.
provement in Sewing Machines.
:: .Thos. Yates, Of Dubuque, Iowa, for IN i'm
+. ". Gates and P. 3. Frazer. fa,sionor. to
themselves aud Thos. Chalmers), Of Chica9o.
H.. far an improvement in stamping metal
quartz.
The Scientific american says that Mr.. Brid9es'
invention is one Of the most useful inventions
usteuted,
, 1860-07-06
f.)AlRY FARMS FOR SALE.
Within 80 Miles OF Chicago.

THE Ill IX1ts CE,TaAL RAILROAD C,MrA-
Sitbn 1ass \. ~ nooo a:'es Of h':h h,nz aira Laad
thTy oneE fur sale n the LAST bra! te nv.
,, ~ Saa "! In the Sues u Supplying
HeGt5 %Nn fEs MIX. l. htr VI Ett .Llps Sc nj rort
tsslnie 1exan eAn b. rejected AMI th" t1s 2r -.
tan.ea taat tae.e poHc he e;!vrd sa:ly in the
!" Z nte whM drs!c. 10 sits 10 IT, a.py ,n
S'hie@sn. " - - W.
, 1860-07-06

Tue LADY EIG1S.-This fiue steamer arrived
at her dock on the morning Of the 4th, making
her round trip Of 1900 miles, including stop
pages, in It days. She leaves on her first
pleasure excursion Friday evening ut eight
o'clock.
Her fine, large and well ventilated state rooms,
clean and excellent beds, table embracing ere-
r5thing to be found at our best hotols, together
with good boat, offers rare Inducements to
the pleasure and health seeking to e-joy the
fiae, bracing cir and bold, romantic scenery Of
Lake Superior.
We commend the route, boat and officers TO
The public.
, 1860-07-06

~ Wide. Awake uniforms furnished by J
a. smith i Co.. lis Lake street At rs low mi
ces rs any other manufacturer, aal warrasted
superior IN quality. i&a.l!t
, 1860-07-06

EKoR.A. 1Lt1sof.
Ibis M1 has been newly !t and eonatn. every mode.n
mI nseMenf lhe nln:t onp mills tas s..t- and
nI With Two pai IT Hand, tent III r. each 0f vi rh
~, MAKE 10 eaness sss hors. max nk ct Yield an 1T
te qaui'y o. dur IL b+ m1Ee by til. t,t Ir1rcxs
rnT = ~ Nnrat lHE WHOLE Uk PART iaTEK.
80, 1%f .a!e - the l1op:ef' Of ha x
: mts On ~ s're Fr!iscne The situation |, in t
@ 6snk Of H. Iln"s kvei. with ai p,snx n :IAn
~ ~ etnse III :" tke x'n knowing d:.trt atd y &C.
~ W. a.ouna!ss nslxs oost asn, 4tcs AZ.
an opp ttuhi'f to make L. Et ne tn III IN II
enterprise aoi su1clent nens l., -s H.
rE3R1A t1Tf FLOUR NILLS
w..p.., lera, irnnI..
rights obtained. 'iVs1 ~ 's's
, 1860-07-06
y H1EF1FANN

= . Mechanical Dlanee tnan and Corst1uc.o,.
10i Hashlngtoo stzeef. It vsen C1a1t md Dearborn
AL kinds OF Nscttosry q tr u md tepasreo wo,f,
Ing drs.rEs md calculations fl ererJ nd IT ms hiuet1
hon md wooden Brdxes Locomotives Suzsrpa!lIs. IL
prof. Waseh.uses. HrldnEA etc. IT.. UIaEtn 9s nj
noaes for Patent oee Patens Of 1sA!oe{J eic caEe-
8QllJ. .t1ee9&sd md warranted, Tflmx
, 1860-07-06

kN Mnler's Hair Inrigoratsr-the best in
use: e. >. T. Hinckiey, agent, 5o2 State street.
, 1860-07-06

IL, ls3 south e Clark street.. between Washington
and Madison; LarJ, Solar, Find. Luu4r and
al! kinds Of Lamps altered to burn Kerosene.
iel5-lm
oNAWs Gas SroyEs.-Tue following narties
are using the above named articles, to nv NJ
whom We refer: 1''' "
y. i. Fix, s. l.ake-house Wabash ar.
T. L. Miller, $50 South attr-35; West
Washington.
L. D. Ogden, Of Ogden. Fleetwood L Co.
r, J. Hayes, Ill. Central raiIroad-house Va
bash av - -
wm. Osborn, Osborn, Adams i Co.
z. B. Ta'cott, Gp6 Wabash av.
Her. =: C. Bartlett, s57 West Washington st.
John Beers, Is Congress St.
And very many otIrrs Call aud seethem at
our cih:e. WALwoR7u, HrnuAEo i Co..
U64 Isl Lake street.
, 1860-07-06


Chicago, -. 1l1inof1
lne rr'pretos would respectfully annoene. +h,, rs
eli ze1.. ''1 eo' oae VI & Il
Tug Meftopa1lt.n 0yun.afu IL eupe.or tn anv c,hs a
~. o:y 10 1'so but IL th- tty ant "a
o. ~ asp ,s.sa' y the beauty Of IT. ". aII
81 ~ Ara14t entkA fre Gns n.y. ath, ,n1 Ae
!ns nyar.ss ;s1 to b de1's from x'ma,.i!c e1.t
fsuens 20 e.sIy 'nslse hero md III Or ~ ts Vii
t.t sFc VI eafe III tn-ruttE ali thtfe ratr - in liz w..
| tscturs. " s~sf MIA As~
" ba.as bad spaoa IN The ,,rt,on md t,.
tas tie P:opretors vii rn syot I,
!fattuna2e Of Gentlemen. '"' " ~"
nlnx. $'7 10y @-@ s'e-
TERMS.
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srhres u n+S. AGk1
PaJabsiuvadaLly In adsante. WV
H'''9 to pAKENT5 AND GuAKD{Axs-pa,,
.eaaln ~ ~ pad 'o Instruction Ut .v<nli<
ESket tMeto 1hr hour. Of ur ard stk +. w. tE,pis
~ g., di.ns may r. assured l ~ 1.uth ntr,t,u 10
Ieakeo : Aity 70 spa kKlN1 AND FENCISl
Eur 1esma Of In truttion, apply AZ the oaca
JDilt Z, IA oCUEk
1eeeAs.fu WILLIAM B. EUHTiH} ffooFeteta,
, 1860-07-06
IT OLLING NGsWORTH'S PATENT
EXCELSIOR HYERAUIIO
Circulating Self Draft Furnace.

TA1S Furnace esa no. BE- zen Il model 1t The o:s Of
n4es. no~ ask ~ nstanU cf t-Hiaz its. u.suuaird
ability fer hel &FnpicitY Q! eptEa'lor. ecrr n, nf
,ue'. and 10 putI{c teh ia lyxtIpt
&c. The q9 70 coustaniy 10 -i14 thr uth ILL
,ufnace f3s aust ID t1ss enters ths apan eats {,
ee~G1Eed, not e.ted 10 exceas. Lu. h thA or mtd
hslny anMm.Is heat, and In voun- capa Of dpx tfa
4aroent. Atlh" Anr p4 Al. mpuie and tat-
ii str By fes unter seatLasl,u.
Tfe ned r.itrsi =. e:mMencs tia snas1'aetu.ia. Of
fhete EnrnAcss all rrctfs 10. hnue or
viii b promptly AtssLaed TO- md IN = q a.
, 1860-07-06

- We learn that in The storm On Tuesday
evening. house on Wabash senue was also
struck, but no damage was done, except knock.
Ing the clustering from Ceiling,
, 1860-07-06

ExcCEs1oS.-The Westminster Congregation
aad Sunday School will spend Saturday after
k'nz:e street Depot at so ard return ut Gas.
Tickets to be had Of slr. Il. ". King, a7 Lake
street; Mr. F. Crumbaugb, % Lake street; aud
Nj. l.. II. Whitcomb, 1856 Lake street.
, 1860-07-06

SroET1Sa 1NTErELLIdEScE.--On the Sd inst,
match ut trap shooting came OF ut Stage's.
Fifty single birds on aside were shot, with the
following result: J. Farnsworth, ~ out of 80.
u. T. Abbey, Al out Of 50. The former winning
the match by three birds.
, 1860-07-06

P1c1UREs or TIE SCIENTIFIC E1cCRsIox.-
Hcsler has finished up several Of his inimitab!e
stcEeoscopic pictures Of the excursion Of The
Chicago Academy Of Sciences to Golden, a
few days aince. We certainly never saw them
ex:elled. Several members Of the party have
already ordered sets, and ali will want them.
Call and see the pictures ut Hesler'a.
, 1860-07-06

a GESEnors BEQCEsr.-The Journal aays:
Dr. Ferdinand S. W'ilsey, Of South Bergen, y.
j., who recently died, left a properly in Chica-
60, valued at twenty-five thousand do'lars. to
the American Swedcnborg Publishing and
Printing Society Of New York, Us perpetual
fund; the interest to be devoted to the printing
aud gratuitous distribution Ct the theological
writings of Emmanul S.edenborg.
, 1860-07-06

HANDSOMELY DoSE. D1cK.-peter Page, Chair
man Of the Wig*am Committee, acknowledges
donation o! s25 from Richard Somcrs ESQ :.
proprietor Of the City Hotel, towards iquidat-
ing the Indebtedness contracted By the Com
mittee, connected With the late Republican Con-
raot;on