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+ NEW Yogx BAHxs.-The weekly ssatsmen,
Of the New York city Banks showsan increase
Of Sifnt.6o0 IN loansi 85S9. 900 ia deposits; and
decrease Of Sss6. 6.6o6 In specie. and $1,000 ~
cironiatton. .
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1zs Sfephen Cyonis, referred to In yesterdays
local as having been on a bender the day be-
fore, is not Mr.. s. ID. Cronin, in the employ Of
s. M. Price & Co.
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Lorsxy DsAL.Rs ConvIcrxn--On Satur.
day last. Messrs. " iliisms 4 Earle, of Pits.
burg, Pa, wers convicted tu that clay for selD.
ing lottery tickets. and Ssmaudsd for sentsnce
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F''' CHESLEY KINNEY,
a M-Im< prour,sfop

49, n FAUUUIEN WHITE SULPHUR
va yePRiNGS.- .--These Springs situated Fifty
l:.M miles west ri Washington city, will be
|TERING ESTABLISHMENT. The subscriber
having become the purchaser, will make every ef-
Hort. with competent assistants. to re- establish
kheir former high reputation; hey may be reached
BIN hours from Baltimore, three from Alexandria,
9 miles of staging, over good tnaupike. = a
RArEs 80 cents per meali 20 per day 50
Efwo months --chlldren over two and under twelve
ears. and colpred servants half price-white SER
wants three -fourths-borses 30 cents per day. Ad-
Edress subscriber, Nv WarIeuten kpriugs.o
ROBERT HUDGIN.
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- ---r>s
&itellha'h pisptGt.
MRl6s or 0FlDVRRT1sING

sc1osisg Doors.--Rusiness houses Of all kinds
should - closed to-day, 50 that all may enjoy
tina anniyersary birthday of our great inheri-
tance. The almighty dollar might give mp his
throne for ths time bsings and lst plsasars
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Dosf Tse.-Thomas O. Epps tied his horse
to rack In front of the City Hall for which
the Recorder aned him 81. i, = -,
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Al a l. Il 4 G III A NY. SPkiN G 3,
EmY = THREE AND A HALF MILES FROM =

H.6AY = THREE AND HALF MILES FROM @ n
E.&.1 Sh0csrtHe Depot. MoHtgemsry Co.. Va
u, The propr,etors having purchased this WATER
pared and furnished il With sntIely new fa nitpre
Of visitors on the 18TH DAY OF JUNE. -
Having increased accommodations, and made
guests. they 9atter themselves that but few if any,
Watering Places will afford the Same attractions. ,
i is situated n j shs county Of Monsso s somsry. So
aud Tennessee Railroad. on the banks Of the
Roanoke river, and is surrounded by some of the
most beautiful and attractive scenery to be found
among the mountains of virginia. The, water has
acquired such reputation in the last few j ears,
that IT is unnecessary TO say ANYTHING in conimen
dat0n OF i. IL ~ now considered d SPECIFIC for
the worst forms of Dyspepsia, and a remedy for all
Cutaneous, Diseases. dserdered condition Of the
Stomach, Bowels and Liver, and for prostration
Of the nervous system. We might append num-
ber of certificates from physicians and others ac-
a9alnted with its merits, and to these might be
Passengers viii be met at Shawsville by four
horse qmnibusses, to convey them over new road
to the Springs. Persons leaving Baltimore, WASH
ington, Richmond and Petersburg, in the morning,
arrive at the Springs the same day; those from the
South, Will hnd the same convey anoe on the arri-
il 10y BOOTH CtSd uOIrN L. IN
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Dismisssd.-Mary Summers was before the
Recorder, yesterday, TO snswer the charge of
assaulting Ann Dunn; but ~ the parties had
made mp their differences, the warrant was
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aAA ROCKBRIgGE RATHs,

on the Virgins Central Railroad, and eleven
pils: 1 3. fen LsXington. This delightful SUMNER
leaving Richmond By the Central Railroad, or
Washington City by the Orange and Alexandria
Fa,ir9ad 10 the morning, will reach the Baths by
South vest, via Lynchburg. may reach the Baths
either by the Orange and Central Railroad or by
the James River Packet and Stage Coaches.
=. N Col. C.P. LEE. superintendsnt for
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

DIR. VIM. n. PHILLIPS having
OA purchased tho residence recently occu-
pied by James Mandef. Esq, southeast corner
Broad and 2tst streets, tenders his professional
services to tho public. .t . stt,.- e.t... - :
Ofhoe at his residence. jy2-Im
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SUMMER RESORTS.
THE NEW RIVER WHITE 81
VENVpHHR apRfNsS ara aituafad ira

jkArTHmEE SyW sSSNs Rsy.R .Is MILE ,',a.,ss g sgL
s, on ,se Rs1s Of asSa, ,ss
yellow sulphur sg1nss, snd sbea, eight miles @
f% ass sses.sss daily Gsfta from
S How @ with he line to The s:d, s.. s ana
Wb,te sulphur spI,lgs: a,.;, vi. o.
Lake win find constant convey sness thereto. H'''A
Post Ofiice address: |" EGGL LESTON'SSPRi
ss j. ssscas1ewlm, WIN. .EGsLEsToN. prop,r.
A.. = SEA BATHING.
yMY CHESAPEAKE HALL.
fSs stmMER RESORT, SO veil atAsaGs saS f.vol.- wa
bly, known, Will be rs-opened on the 18th Of June,
when the proprietor will be happy to see any OF
fs saS ne .ae q
Boats, Fishing Tackle, Pleasure Carriages, &C.,
e sHKs hs P2op
AAAs 5AsMELIA w HITE, SULPHUR
PlsH lbsssutifgI saa j, health,
miles 81 o@ saH Psnyss bs opss
Isl July; wnen there VIII siways be conveyance
per month, ont % slo 'Ds per @sak. and
On tie .th of July there win bs a grand military
delivered by the Rev. K. MciIWAiNs, and resdn9
Of Declaration Of Independence by Col. CRUMP.-
-
Tiltiug Match. between the Cumberland and Anne
la Troops; and at O'Clock in the evening, there
VIII be grand military party, when the Queen of
Love and Beauty viii be crowned. We are maxi
ing ARRANGEMENTS to aceommodate on that occa-
sion several thousand persons. ~ sIFi{a-9
jeA-3m* THoS. C. WILSON L SONS
9A4pHHHHRs ssSHMHk sPkiNGss NEHkR kRiuH TIE VIII VIZ
~ AGHINIA q q a.TIoI AED ITEEJNyNEss,EE ,EE RAIL
Will be open for the reception of visitors on tbe
18th day of MAY. The capacity to accommodate
has been increased by the addition of very pleas-
ant rooms: The balldinss have all been nswy
much improved By thorough renovation. and y
the addition of SUPERIOR HAIR MATTRESSES 1.
Passengers reach this place without stage tra eel
and M those who may desire t. e. gS 70 the SALT SNl,-
SWEET SPRINGS, can take as much rest h .,
q they may wish, and then procssd by Mss.l
FOUR HORSE COACHES, whish leave datlI
reaching the Salt Pesd to dinner. The Salt Sulphur
40 mIles) to tea. and the Greenbrer White Sui
phIr and E Sweet Springs leach g miles, to dinnss
nessee Railroad at Big TnnMeI Station. 80
Laa ROB. H. M0SBY, Proprietor.
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Wishdratrx.-The warrant against Wilchsr
Abrams, charged with assanlting and beating
David Howell. was dismissed by the Recorder,
yesterday, at the req uest Of the complainant.
The County Court Of Henvieo spent the session
OF yesterday In laying the county levy. Fhey
flxed the amount at Is per cent. on the State
taxes.
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ryCowARDIr ! HAnsfrRsT.rv. =,
sUMNHR RBsoRTs. ss.tfs
A-A STRIBLING SPRINGS,
HAY AUGUSTA COUNTY VA.

kopsa the lst day Of June. for the reception of
E1sltors, This place has ADVANTAGE. over eny va
cring place in the virfinIs mountains. We're 10 =
phur Spring that has been fesorted ts for the
a half century, and its virtue hIghiy appreciated
(askver the STATE II 10 second only to the Green
Fer White sulphur Water. I he Alum Water
esNai. IL not superior. to any in the State. ard
he Proprietor recommends il with perfect conf
E.ace. In cases of Scfofula, Chronic piarrhra,
pysente.. S-s~epsa. Re-, 10 has been the means
ff restoring large nei. - ~ invads. The nhy-
ucians who hsed and pFacticeu ID 49,. ighbor-
rood, certify that they have used 4 in the.f prac.
ics with hnc effect years sgo. The Chalybeete te
aters are OF Eood quality, and what's remarkAbie,
theec three different waters come out OF the same
rdge. aii within the grounds, and wIthin 40 yards
Of each other. There is also fns Fteestone water
pipsd into the grounds. Analysis of these waters
There W vii be Sas MUSIC for the BALL ROOM.
and all the ariuseneBts fou nd al such places The
Proprietor only say that he will continue tn do
all in his power to please has viritors, both nys
lids and pleasur seekers, and nothing shall he left
nndone to make their stay peassn mt and agreeable
An experienced Physician resides at the Springs.
TkRMss-S3 per day; 9l0 per week. frivate
contracts m ade for the season.
SFRIBLING SPRINGS is the first watering
place rSaehed BY the line Of the Central Railroad
from kichmgnd, Baltimore. WashlnSton and
Lynchburg. Visitors reach this place BY O. clock,
p NJ, sasne day by four horse stages. from Staun-
ton. l3 iniles The road has been much I'M proved,
and the coaches this line are new, just from the
factory, lat Concord N. and OF the best auali
~. They leave Staunton daily after the arrival Of
CHEsLEY KINNEY.
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Ia. RAWLEY SPRiNGs.-This ceie.
l..W west OF Harrison burg, will be open foT
the eception Of company on the LIST Of July next.
j Is the best and purest Chaly be eate in the state
s0nburg to these Springs. = =
For further particulars see hsndbills
je l3-law6w JOHN SITES e. SON.
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Wo>thlsss.-Joe Gray, a free negro, was con-
yicted before the Recorder of being drunk In
the streets and lying downsinh the second
Market. for whieh he was ordered lthe lash,
and then locked mp for want Of papers. . -
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HATS AND CAPS.

IN Me- W STYLEs.-WM. T. MOORE &
" CO, 207 Broad street, are now in receipt of a
GOODS for Summer wear. among which is the
HAT" and other neat and fash,
Harvest HATS. DRESS HATS made TO order.
VIM. T. MOORE Il CO., DOT Broad st.
n SOMETHING NEW.-I have this day
" received the new and beautiful Flora Temple
- Driving HAT, for young men, 78 Main street.
sIzE ! %sts RIO. l.. DICKINSON. 7
n THE GREATEST INVENTION OF
1.-THE AGE, The Patent Sweat Proof, SOFT
7@ f7-t No. l67 Main street,
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JOHN w. GREEN, 9 IL sSeS 2 =
j.4a 80 ATTORNEY AT Law, q
VIII practice s ~ the C9urts Of TIE city 9t Rich
will be given to ~ business entrusted TO him. M
Office, for the p essnt, with his father. William
jeT-6m s..a@fi75 t@t5a q sElglff Die Is
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. To be Hsard.-James Summers. charged with
assaultipg and beating Ann Powsr, on the
26th Of Deeember last, vsas befove tAs Recorder
yesterday for sxamination; but owing to the
absence Of the complAtnant the investigation
was postponed until TO Day. i.
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Stsaiiss Sasd. - Henry Burrows, charged
vvith stealing load Of sand, was before thu
r Rseorder. yesterday; but owing TO the absence
of = mAtsrlal witness, the investigation was
not proceeded with. aa.. z@& . @s2F9 =, ts
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

- FOR RENT.-Iiaving determined to re-
E:;::a move to my own house, four doors above my
Apresent place OF business, offer for rent the
TENEMENT now occupied by me, on the corner
of 9Th and Main streets. The house has recently
been thoroughly repaired, and ID now in perfect
ply to GEO. B. STEEL, Dentist.
jy 3-ts +...s1t or Corner 8th and Main sts.
- FOR RENT OR LEASE--A very desira-
10th and IL h streets OF the best locahtions
,ALs0-Four to eight large. airy ROOMS. above
the same. Apply to = Box Sl6" jy3-6t"
- FOR RENT-My HOUSE. on 5th, between
H.a Franklin and Grace streets, to which there
INA good garden attached. For terms. apply to
A. l.. ELLErT, No. 8 Pearl street. or myself, on
the premises. tjy 2-2wl MARY P. TAZEWkLL.
Ia FOR RENT-Five nice ROOMS over the
Hill Ofhce, on Governor street, which can be had
IaAon application, on moderate terms.
je 30-lw eZt a re s t.a 5g'1 z
IL, FOR RENT-Until the 6rst day of Octo-
E;;a Der next, the BAR and BILLIARD ROOMS,
- lately occupied by Jas. Collins, corner llth
and N Main IN streets Apgly to touup,rv r-,u..
-. ROOMS FOR RENT-Those very de-
V1 lightful ROOMS In the Law Building, lately
AAoccupied by me and others. They have water
and gas in them and are pleasant and convenient.
can. from experience, recommend them. Apply
to me, at Messrs. Stokes Il Rives, or to b. b. MI
NOR, at his office in the Law Building. Posses
sion given Immediately. ,,, .
je 29-6t THOS. B. PAYNE.
-, FOR RENT-One large ROOM, over the
:::a store of Shafer, Halsey & Co., ITO Main St.
AE1 Possession given Immediately. Inquire of
jeT-ts u SHAFER, HALSEY l. CO.. b.
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DIR. z. D.. McGRUDER, of Hem,
- A., rioo, having tsksn an Office on RANK
Hall, tenders his professional SERVICES to the pub
ho. e. je Tim
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CHASTAlN WHITE DN.alR4
~ ia ..U.8 ATTORNEY AT LAW
Practlces in oil the Courts of the city Of Rich
mond, the counties OF denrico, Hanover, Caroline
and GoOchland. b. ftts. .stll y - fletsf a.
Oahoe, corner 18th and Franklin streets, nssr the
State Court House. @t'' my 12-dts
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CoNFEs:Tl0NERIES AT aE OUCEDs
~ OPklCES.-Ressiying this day, per sieamer
lS0 bags sntt- -shslsd Almonds, rs bags Fillberts,
Cream Nuts, w slants and Pecan Nufs, 40 aruans
FRs, casks Currants, $50 boxes Citron, so b0xs.
xaisins, wbole. haives snd quarters ~ 6o1es
Vrangess aHd Lsnons y. GO lhe. sssDFtsd rfeseh
Candies, am also making, daily, Dou hie RsSned
Candies, unssuaisd anywhere, .t reduced prioss.
- fAl5fti.4 .z ~. kiehoas Halopu. =
FtAA Opposite Kent. Paine Il Co.'s.
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B9Hxttt sC5STHIHG, SSTI 5s 5ESYs. ,.6 6SLOTHIse.
ceived their sseond supply of DeyS Cioskins I, ana
arc nov prepAred 70 sslI them q lower Dslees than
advanced -Soaght thsm snscA srIsr ths sfcraasss
prices. We would theFsfaSsg gspp61ssuy lsriss sll
IN want to give e call. g we know vs can sal
= nARnAc0lT +. HARRIH, 4. CO.. ss.a
tSucossspFs 70 Merchant Wei.igsr = co,.)
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NJ ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Practices in the CeaIts of the City OF Richmond
And the Counties OF Hsnrico, Hanover and Caro-
limo, t.rt,s ..-.-s.. s5s l.sssf ,s5 sstta I.iss
He !. also Notary rnb bic and Commissioner of.hs
United States Court OF ClaiHs. -'fs HFtE1-'5
The partnership between Mr., CHAsrAiN WHITE
and himscif being dissoved, his ofioe i1 now on
Hth street. Just below 0Oddin's Hail. 10 l3-1v
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HENRY. MUDNAL.L, b5t 4la al asa
S ATTORNEY AT LAW
-A 80 AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
mond.
30 Also. practices regular . In the County and
Al Notary, will take Depostions and Aokuow-
ledsments, Administer and Certify Oaths, and per
t9rm whatsoever other duties Dertain 20 the Office Of
Notary. =, - ---, r. -.
0hce At the corner Of Bank and nth streets, Just
OelOW the Cuat0m- House. y 4gl.L..-f 10 ASl--ly 9
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THE. BEST CORNER IN rOWN.-No %
\ Is on the eornef of Bth aad Main Streets The
Ss's III t2E tT3;l # amount q
q. large. well acsortsds snd we'll made stock al
GIethins. bought AID sold exclusively for cash.
The 6oods are .OI the same manufacture thai the
lats. .hTm established . sepa.atiaE upoa 90 isvora
bly knoyn Y the Alehmoad public. For style. ft.
and durability, they cannot be surpassed AIvays
on hand ia;ss and we'll rslectsd stock of Fn1.
nlshinE soods. 1 lAvlny AULL. Agent, ~
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~ AT Law AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
Practices in all the Courts Of the city Of Rich
Ofiice corner Bank and 1th streets, Richmond,
Va. He is also Commissioner of the United States
Court of Claims. ft"~ ap l6-Sin
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A sPLENDlD REMEDY and sure cure 4 :
,a !, 1870: M Daf
Dr.. Dr..HbLCHER'S ch6L kKx MfxffTisyR; M Hui; ga t is
. ssont the only medieine % whick You ean rsty
mAsea Ginger. Prepared and sod b.. - =
.s3@i u. WAGNER, Drpsgist,
, 1860-07-11

taking her seamen bY impreasment from our
VESSELS practice which, in addition to itx
itlegality and eruelty, often led III the impress
mcnt Of our own citizens, both naturali.ed and
native. For this iutolerable wrong which Eng
land herself would not have endured day from
accruing under the orders in Council, the Uni.
ted States mt only nerer received any inden1-
MITIGATION, but the los8es md sutferiugs of war
of two years aud half duration we're SUPER
added. These orders were at the time regarded
bY the liberal school Of British statesmen as
unjust and oppressive towards neutrals; and
though the eminent civilian, Sir William 6cott
afterwards Lord Stowtll}; who presided in tbs
british Court Of admiralty, md who had laid
cruing in prize cs1sses, deemed it 'extreme in
dcccncy' to admit the possibility that the orders
in council could be in coufraVentson the pub
lie law. it is now the almost universal admia-
sion of the text writer's that such was tue case.
As lately as ls47 the present Lord Chancal-
lor,-tlen Lord Chief Justice Of Eugland-used
this remarkable language: "0f these orders n
Council, Napoleon had no night to complain;
but they we're grisyously unjust. 10 neutrals;
and il & no1s gtaoaNy allotced that thev .c<re
contrary to the laso Of nations, and to our o.o,s
municipal Idtr"
These liberal admissions ha1e CONT too late
to repair the ruined fortunes or 10 heal the
broken hearts OF the sufferers; they will not
recall to life the thousands who fell on hsrd.
fought fields in defence Of their country righta.
But they do not COME too late to rebuke the
leyity with which It il now intimated that the
United States stand At the bar of public law,
mt as reasoning men, but as spoiled children !;
not too late 10 suggest the possibility to candid
minds that the next generation may do Us the
like justice with reference 10 more recent con-
t:oyer3c8.
, 1860-07-11

+ w EFT & BUTLER.
x wnaLrALt nxAzxas IT
NNT<f1C0Te and ftsf[erH,
NAILS. GLASS. SHEET lKos.
Copper, Zinc, T'aners' *tork. Tlnners:
Tools, Thu Plate, Fenr~ Wire, xe.
15.,c- -:llxe Street If
SIGN OF THE SCISSORS,
Besween T aha4h and Michigan avtauea C14rsvn M
, 1860-07-11
9ptaal n.o.ites


ons Fwent2ass Cant ho1 Of us.ndzstL's Pills Is
s1nted 10 contain mora pure sasapal than any aolla
bottle OF sassApariaa. All who usuk 6rsara.iua 1e
thsm substitute Hrandfeths r[a and tafr zach Might
will b found snpa1ior 10 the bottled Arfee.
box Of TIN L1FH Anst1ax r.l1s are warranted equal 10
two dolas BOTTLES Of sa1apara. Ts On. Of thesc Fills
whose main Active 3nkradhnt akalod Of fassapaEa
Take oas Pill evssy third day, you whs 3e now us sa
sAaaza or kuy oaer tonic dies. DRIP all hes. frr
Thirty days md these fa In shs ses 1hrFeos for that
umo. The cod will hs ry ccuta. and thcs worth thon
aaod dolarz Principal ot1ee sat Canslst Feu York
solp by GEORGE +. sTANToN. dcnerh Western
Agent q South C1k strea Chicago. and b. hi rFpecta
hle dealers IN medicine. 1ys1m
, 1860-07-11

Ing been mA!e by Milton Parker ia The payment nf
Ill prom ssory note :ot dated May - 19 payahte
the payment Of the Annua inerest nrun athT nic for
order two years date. TIE sid Milton 1ke. having
eaxeutsi By him sni Harriet i. rukes bis wte. lvass
date On aid I'd day Way, A. j. l$s E!v.u secure
tae 9 ,7a not % an oshe oS y s.: IN
At the Recorder Of Cook County. stale of Illinois. August
d. Roek M ls1 Of Deed Esc II. a r. I'D BY
pa1ee If land situate lying md beug in the cir Chi
gocf fofy.s1 tss) n KInz,es Addition 10 chlea, whch
Ia bue and bound ~ folo9A 10 viz :-keFnnsnE At
inches tou,a Of tic noIthwest e37ner II ad Bosk
running thence south u saia xes line oa Ru.h street a
dIs'ancs Of twentytye {45 iees thence eaiery b. line
Of tund'ed Aad fEtyhEee iest 10 An alley - nte
no1herly along .a,s alley BY line dsawn pal'ri With tie
and theace sessefs ~ line dava parallel with sid aoh
ins Of sad Bloek distance u haprrl and ny
9. ,hs pss Sf 1 ' esrs
All AL lie ssa Deed 8 rus liz eontaniu el,use n
suns aee o money seeass Sy sd ss rs oy
ths r Of ihe interest thereon q u anr part thereof
The appIlcaon sad tsrslnas thu leeal bidder of
either of tue Instruments secured w ta!1 Deed Of Trust. i
tha b. 2~u for tas und s.snsd 70 sdxe,,s and se!l
made - the undefazped as Trustee aoEc=A!. TO- exc
cue the trusts and In said Ded BY '.Ac Of Eaa
Row. there ORE l. G. P21ns Fr~es. II Trustee named
n sA pet of Trust will the twenty :l1tn ay q July
s : sea q Se cau e Hass Il he s
touny of Cook Aforesaid pubIc aucfrn fhr cl TO the
h*hes. bidder II of :hs abeve des.esd pa.ssl Is Or .n
q isdtatos =! ~ ra;tx. aa4 .tis The y I'D nass
'''es ''f mo ''*'n''<L /. C. PAINE FnEEx rr,;.s-,
, 1860-07-11
TT L N A z r, III.
FORMERLY or NEW ToEk.

y. = =. % VSieh /. +aia viii n1pedsatsd ueees
H. ss eainl, s. i. .,
whc h.rs - ZEE - Esrvos NeaFe xdeaas
~ fes sl I'd
fseons iasludoF FniolarJ Csa,enpoa Kheu,natla
I1Aysm. EpFtur1 pFm:r. ~ Dseascs Of Children. Ae-
II hss h.e N exen-ivs pzseos aRd wonderful SUCCESS
h tAe treatment OF
01FCBKS,
wh{sh he curea without the kuife. "
Rsmsnber poc1m does not promise TO eale - 9ass
~ HinesAna While ALL DIns4ae4 CpkA1LX tAken N
ees6on Ill TrA1 ~ Your may bc eatable thu
Veak not psIAo-day. not tomorrow htaoe, hs tan&t
3ta.s su]tatien fyep O@oe houn from AZ. sp:A.
OFFICE i58 80. CLARK h1KLEf
AeA-N9 Qo1. Chtk aud Aonses&s- VaAseSa ~
, 1860-07-11
AgUul ADVERTISEMENTS.

STATE OF ILLINOIS, County Of
AJEook r. ;Sapttor Caurt Of Chicago Auxutt T.Fn A.
- LEI TIE M.rchants eavtn a LOAD and jfuat toMpA-
Ferry and E.iwa:u Norton,
tqblc nof!c. Z hereby to the aid william R.Tf ad.
ZEE te aas - # m & sune, q
y nn'h day ot II L. r. l4 At lie t of the ss,a Tbs
H. Mfss,ats y s;Tns' , Loa1 eaa Ts csn
T.eadwe John Perry and Etv asd Sor1ou }or the sum
Of th1ee thousand hundred iolGu a1e
to the Sheriff Cook County. which 4 WIT hA been r.
turned executed.
Now, therefore, une.. ron, the raid Will IN d,
Norton, .ha p+!ron.Iy be and a7rc before ths nd
term thertpf Re holden nj the Court Housf in the
City Of Chicago the nEH Monday Of Aaku.t A. n. $50
III IL ~ = .sa;st 1o sa u t4.o1 i
" ~ III As1ehs.ts s.sak. Loso I'd Trust Company,
c.eht aa,siy TIC s.ld Judgment and cost viu Be sold
70 +sdSy ths eAtne- WALTER k3ABALL, CIe.k.
FA&w1il- EHrs1s TMoxAs. PHI . Aft'ys.
fl6kt2t.fN
, 1860-07-11

~ Z. DOW,
oa ArltIHEY At Law,
OnIca No /. Methodist Block.
Corner C.a1a n4t Washington Etsrts Chlcaso N1Lots
, 1860-07-11
RUTTURES CTTREn
BY THE
Hard Rubber Riggs Truss
This TnA u unl{kA 1

This TEn.a u unIkA III otheys eyer
:. used b7'h ID construction md material.
Dcsa .onsantly preaa thu rupture ind HEREBY xyr
cali ros TMks for liz. IKE must tru.trs In use but
presses n fonr psaoe4 bringing the paz tosther r;ysns
naturs cxAksE 70 cur, vh!eh il doea In neay ii e.sss
Does not press UPON THECOhD obstxuct circulation;
never ao!s or caYrodes. and Il ar1y4 dsaa aud new
Young person. and cent s1.ays cured FhTcans
ssy IT. the ONLY PHILOSOPHICAL TRUES IN USE.
NUne but thoae who hare suffered With OF rpp-
tue can appreciate the va'ue Of the 5Es Trusa An
illustrated pAmph!s;. containing III fire. 70
any one. by addressing 1.R. sEELEY,--
E1elrstre md Sole AGENT for tha Western States.
oaoe 1874 Lake street.. Post Omca box 1855 Chicago
Illinois, --.-- 4I- x ~ : :,-;-
wholesale nAds supplied II New FORK ptees, jyS6p1y