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THE HARMONIOUS. The attendance of sthe
Harmonious" at Coombss Hall on Monday night
next bids fair to be immense. The hive 10 50
stirred up as that nearly every Of the one thou
sand bona fde members Of the Jackson Demo-
cratic Association will doubles be on hand -
multiplied perhaps by ten, as in the case Of that
veteran Democrat, Charles p. Sengstack, who #
not there in person last Monday night sent bis
spirit in the persons of the ten patriots who sever
ally answered (from the densely-crowded back
part Of the hall) to his name when called by the
Clerk; half voting AYE, and the balance NO. Be-
sides, the Opposition will doubtless attend in
equal force to witness the fun, and to do their
share in regulating the affairs Of the Association
upon the principle that if Democrats not members
of 1t may participate in its proceedings 1t will
require but slight stretch Of enthusiastic liber-
ality in such matters to permit American party
and RePublicanparty patriots to participate, also
The probability is now, that a very spirited meet
ing will necessarilybe organized out in the street.
40 SOrt Uf escape valve f.I tho boiling o~or en-
thusiasm of the three or four thousand who will
be unable to crowd into the hall
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-09

L'LOUR, FIUUk.
L. ARGYLE nj. LIS, Rock CREEK n. C..
Having be II made Agent for this superior brand
of Flour l am prepared TO furnish the trade on the
most Ibersi rms, from my store, No lis dig h
mar eIw NORTHAMPTON DORSEY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-09
WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

The REPUBLICAN PARTY NOMINATION We
presume that no difference of opinion exists here
now al to the probable result Of the action Of the
Chicago Convention. Before that Rentieman's
return from Europe, 1t will be recollected, the
Star expressed the conviction that Mr.. Seward
would virtually walk over the course there Sub
sequently Republican party popular demonstra
tons throughout the North and w est have con-
Armed the impression; and already those Of that
party now here who were scheming to procure
the nomination Of some other, have come to the
conclusion that their labors have been In vain.
Thus 1t is SO soon demonstrated that Mr. Seward,
and Mr.. Seward only, as Presidential candidate
can fill the expectations of all who may be relied
on to secure the election of Republican party
electors anywhere 1t is freely admitted that Mr.
Bates cannot carry single slaveholding State
and that his nomination would SO disgust the
ultra men throughout the North al to endanger
the triumph of Republicanism in nearly every
non-slaveholding State; while the nomination of
MIR. Banks, or MIR. Chase, or Mr. Fessenden, will
not secure vote anywhere not certain to be given
to the party's great representative man.
BY the by, the action Of the MARYLAND Legisla-
ture upon the course Of Mr.. Henry Winter Davis
In the contest for the Speakership has done more
than aught else to take the wind out of the sails
OF MIR. Bates; as it has been received as proof
positive that the electoral vote Of the State will
be given to the nominee Of the Charleston Con-
vention. whoever he may be.
I" OLD GRIMES" RRDIvIvUs That Old
Grimes " amt dead, )" as the popular ditty Is
serts, is incontestibly proved by the movement in
the Senate yesterday for the removal of the seat Of
Government. But badinage aside. Mr.. Grimes,s
proposition to remove the seat Of Government In
times like these is worthy Of the popular estima-
ton Of his illustrious namesake and prototype of
the old song. There exist causes enough for Sec
tional arrangement, Heaven knows, without a
movement from nOn-slaveholding State to CON-
pass a removal OF the seat Of Government because
slavery exists here under the Constitution and
laws as they have existed from the foundation of
the Government. OF course, Mr.. Grimes IA thus
but pandering to buncombe; his buncombe hav-
Ing, like the buncombe of every other such men,
Der OF Congress, from one to a dozen embryo
cities, the lot spectators Of which would doubt
less be greatly benefited if they could but induce
the General Government to spend the triae of fifty
o. sixty millions in their "place;" throwing
away at the same time the results OF its heavy ex-
penditures for public buildings and other i'm
Provements here. Mr.. Grimes's constituents, In
nocent souls, will of course be highly gratified
with their Senator's manifestation of zeal to put
Federal money in their pockets and MIR. Grimes
will duly reap the benefit of their increased ap-
recitation of his Senatorial services-the probable
end and aim of his movement of which the pub
lie will be apt to hear no more hereafter.
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III TO THE PUBLIC
laying Taken the stop formerly oceuui.d nv
Sepg stack on ID stree t, between 18th nd 18Th
sHeS.s.t val 90 nmsncs the PAINTING; PtISi
p In lts various h. aoches by tbs lat Anil I'd
-omiss to give general satisfaction r'i -"
b.-seEar store No. 4S3 9Th street bstves
rehn avenue and ID street, with Stock and Fly
immediately eeseioh given
mar 9-eoSt' CA. SENGSr.cu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-09

OF SPRING MILLINERY.
w boNNETS JOCKEYS, ZOUAyEl,
49, pehes rsrIeton and Dress Caps. ateN
n;SsSOSMh - 80 IS, &c. Select lct of Sp,inS -
hloends, a. low prices Mitts, Gloves G.nnfI =
s; osIer', Combs and Brushes FalcJ Goods of al
maro--t SuEnD,S so.,,,, .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-09

THE JUNIOR SONS OF MALTA Will
~ meet at their hall on next FRIDAY EVs
MINI, as bu' mess of Importance will be brought
Te Ie anS ufoer. BY order 6. X. M.
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l1 THE "CHARLS HEIDSIECKn CHAM
~ PAGNE.
~ consumers of Champagne should be ALWAYS
Is son on the Iahei and cork. This Wine is aoknovl'
sdseo, 70 be tho pure4 now imported into the mar
ket; 1t can bs obtained In Washington of PaTStr
e Broi hers, Hamilton Il Leach, r. c. Dyer, Sam
bacon q Co., jackson Brother, Middleton n
Beail. EDWARD Hal and r.. T.. White q Co
L. w. BAYAUD CO.
100 Pearl st., New York
10 III SIN Sole Agents for North America
, 1860-07-03


his back, and the slnews of war. He has the
patronage Of the Administration in Ills laTor,
and the Democratic merchants Of this city, and
Southern interests, will fid them identified
With the Dreckinidgetoket. Tho Breckinridge
National Committee at Washington are going
actively to work. and they will 5000 bring about
the formation of an electoral ticket in every
State, North and South. The Douglas party are
proceeding to do the same thing upou :the dry
husks Of squatter Sovereignty; but men Who
have great wrong, real orimaginarT. to ayenge,
can fight along time npon empty stomachs, and
the hangrier they get the more dangerous they
become.
We anticipate fearful struggle between the
we}-fed scpporters Of Breckenridge and the bali.
starved followers OF Douglas We fear, indeed,
that, like the Kilkenny cats, these two implaca.
bic f.sctions will have 80 nearly deroured each
other that nothing will be left Of them on the
day after lhe general November election, t1cept
their tails sill vieiously wrigg}ing orer the
clothes line.
, 1860-07-03
The Cla4htnE Democracy--No PoHstbil.
lty Of = EompromtAe.
.r-,,n Hera1t1

Some Of the leaders Of tile Dreckinsidgc de-
rnocracv, al Washington and elsewhere, hare
beeo sounding the Douglas faction ,as 1t appears,
in reference to some compromise arrangement
in the shape Of joint electoral ticket, here and
there, as the occasion may suggest, in order to
delea; Tie Republicans by car1Jing this Presi-
dental electio7 into Congress-. 1t further ap.
nears that the Douglas managers scorniuI Ily re-
i.ct ali euch oyertures, and intend to make 4
clean fight Of It.
Douglas men are SO very obvious thai We pave
nose. for instance, TINT a democratic coal!-
TN electoral ticket in New York we're adopted,
4ha+ II would take away the vote Of this statA
from Lincoln. and carry the election INTO the
Houte of Resprexcntatlves, what would folior!
The House, after having occupied two months
q fron, M nav he first week in February, when tha
retnrns ~ill come before them. to the fourth
dsy Of March, in the struggle for President,
~;;t,m,t rirct,np one. In that contingency the
e,ect;on would 70 over to the Senate, and thns
Cen. Lane. tbe cs2didate 1or flce.President OF
tue Breck,pridge ticket, would probably oe-
come President Of the uns'ea ots a..
Donr!ns tjcke, touching au election ~ either
House Of Congress, there il no iuuucement 10
The Doi,elas party 10 labor to carry The election
into Congress-. 10 ask them to fo. Il II 70 9sk
them to assist in the election Of Genefn JOG
Laue, man much more obnoxious to The Doug
las party than "Old Abe Lincoln wou!d pc,
If he we're only four feet tix instead Of aix fess
four. General Lane, upon the subject Of the
platform, did almost ~ much az any other n
10 break up the Douglas programme II Chaflsa-
ton, Us every man Of the Douglas managers
very well knnws. -
Thus. theut al hopes Of a Democratic CT.
partnership tic3et in New York, or in any
other State naJ be given mp. We might as
lantis cable a. to plesd my longer the feasi.
billty Of fusion between theae TWO fighting
factions Of the Democracy. We say dshtipe
factions, because they are eridenily 7u.I q
fight, aud their fighting proclivisies were no
suspended with the breakup. Of the Baltirnor'
Convention, but were only adjourned o.sr iron
ths Convention to the campaign meetings an
movements of these factions throughout u
country. As We approach the dog days ~ ma
exuect 70 hear OF rows and collisions anon
the iufuriated Democracy. over the coufctin
clsims Of Douglas and Bree kinidge, shst vi
afford world Of fun to the elated and rejoicin
Republicans. :,
Meantime, while Douglas is the fayoriteof Il
noisy boys Of the Northern Democracy, Brec1
inridge has The more solid men Q! the party
, 1860-07-03

tE-In Tie B:nghampton Democrat, the Hon-
Dauie s. Dickinson declares himself for Dreck-
inridge and Lane. While he attempts to tx'
plain Ills appearance at the late Syracuse Con-
ven:on, on the ground Of the deep and mighty
desire Of his soul for Uaion and Harmony, be
now proclaims deadly war against those who
have broken and ruined the party. "Fhe ms.
jority Of tue New York delegation" he says,
"held tue balance Of power in the National
Convention, under the unit rule. and could
have sayed aud united the party they have 80
wantonly and wickedly divided and destroyed.
The responsibility is on them, and the shame is
theirs. They will be held TO IN accountability
which we beliere will nos be wholly lost on
them, aad which viii furnish = who:esomc les.
son to political jobbers and managers gen.
orally" -;
, 1860-07-03

TT ". WETHERELL, 81 Lake
j ltreet, viii ssl for ths mex. ten daJs his ZINE
STOCK uf
R,zsp ,Naxs 1emasfs At Crafty Rsdaetd
Frfets~
u c.li Is36et{7-lw
, 1860-07-03
The Eunreme Court Vacancy

:tspeei., Dap,teh to the y. r Tfleqno,}
nspuhllcs ars not uo grateful. ar. Coahlnf
il to succeed Justics Daniel on ths sapfem1
Court bench wh.nsver tbs appointment ~la
nat excise too much comment. ~ has been ~
ranged and understood for sozns time past. bot
tho PRESIDENT WAS somewhat exercised ABOUT
sending the nomination to the Senate imnedl'
ately on the hesls OF the Baltimore Convention.
ae Is always exercised about responsibility:
eoncealment, he had bettef make thc eppoint.
9snt e.. =. once, and let Ar. Cashing order his
, 1860-07-03
rscE,r7. OF xI&ptxo AR1scLu tc7HEs 1nAS cnAtz)


The Chicago Herald proposes to kill two
birds with one stooe: first, to assist in giving
the electoral vote Of Illinois to Douglas, there
By throwing tho election for President into
the House Of Representatives, and insuring tho
SUCCESS Of either Breckenridge or old 10. Lane;
Second, to divide the husks If Democracy in
this city with the Times faction, by whom Mr.
Mccormick was both "voted up and voted
down. last Spring in the contest for the
Nayoralty. Tndcr tic impulse Of these idess,
the splendid Breckenridge and Lane banner,
with which it Was proposed to decorate tbs
Herald ofics this Summer, was sent hack to
the manufacturer, and the names Of Douglas
and Fitzjohnsoa hoisted in their places.
It must be confessed that the rhetoric Of tue
Herald, since it undertook this double en-
tendret has becn vivid in the extreme. It has
60 oplucked tbs American eagle that many peo-
pie wonder whit is Left in the way Of feath-
er:. fur certain orator whose report Of tie
Baltimore Convention las been repeatedly IN.
uounc:d by the Times, Tut costisely retained
by the gentleman himself We quote few
paragraphs from the tropical appeals Of the last
Herald, under tie caption Of the Battle Sum.
mons Of lsC0:'
"l.ten to it-Sons cf the Gael! It is the
piGrnch that sunmo-s Highland and Lowland
10 the path Of patriotism and duty. 1t is the
appeal lur justice, to a rAce too proud to do
wrong, unu too stern1y Erave to suffer one. II
ia the eun,e battle'call Of the weak against the
, 1860-07-03
DI E D..

On Sunday M7rnnX. At two o'clock. At ihe restdence
OF his san ri cleaversnle, CHARLES CLEAFER. b.,
fn tile s9sh yer o. lis age.
shock OF Corn tally ripe for the harvest 50 h via
tut down aud taken from Among He leaves Iarze
family to mourn bis de:artureh.vIng moved into the
c,r1ssy in the year 1858 with fourteen children. I'll Of
whom survive Aln,-7zd would tesrt 10 pay this Et&ht
tribute bis memory. He native Of England in the
Etrop. Of which he bon, aud icr many yeats
extensively engaged In bu.lne. wAee In pEopc y IN
a1ysrsty, when me b: was Away known a uan Of
the sctes Integrity. Of Eesderee In Chicago, and
Tie past twerty yeas as fam WaukeEan,
reed speak further ~ his aecuantanees and
tesLbors wilr ely tet ~ to Lis honest and upright m
He wa,n loving tu.baad kind and aeetn3te tattes,
AMI tin-e1e f1e;d. My III copt his Virtues md ike
m nE III tie masts Of hs Saviour. lung for that
r-.t hat Il prcn 81 to The p:cpe Of Cd.
tHWaukessa tapsss Please copy.
Jcly 1s., Of Cen rmpuon, Mis- VIOLA E. AANCH-
LhfEk.-sGa. 20 y.a.a.
Fu1c:l services tbs tu>sday1 afternoon at four oelok
tt the hcu=e Ct G. Warner 80 West Eantolph street
TIE ieEs Of tie cecea.ed and amy invittd to b
prtsent.
G1-Madisoa county, n. T., pare,s pease copy.
OF n:p'h-,ia or snnd.y morning, July ]. NORMAN.
Of VIII Al q. and Carrie II. Lewsagel fur months.
In t,.s city. Juae aosb, CLARA nERM1oN-. only
Gu ii II NLd1na u. aau George a. Geas-a{ed tLtet
I'll ;hthe.
n Boston and st. Lculs papers plsAse copy.
, 1860-07-03

From the above it will be fesn that the
grain tr"de shows IN increase during the PAST
s:x months as compared with 1859, Of seren NIL
lion, Of bushels, and over any previous year
in the history Of the trade Of over too millions
Of bush Is.
PROVISIONS, LIVE STOCK, LUMBER, ETC.
The following table shows the receipts Of
some Of the 1cading articles Of trade and
commerce from the lst of January to the 3o,h
CT Juae, compared with the two previous
years:
=. ...,.~o .n-%c, Ecruvu rpav rntYxt
, 1860-07-03

wrr yuu want q good ksroaans or Cosl
Oil Lamp, which VI, the light Of eight can
dies, not costing but sesen-eiehths Of . cent
IN boar, emitting no odor or smoke, and not
explosive, 70 to the Lamp and oil Emporium,
i2S South CLARK street, between Washington
and Madison. Lard, Solar, Fluid, Lunar and
all kinds OF Lamps altered to burn Kerosene.
iel5.1m
, 1860-07-03
From Wnhhfpgton.
Especial Dispanh to the nclunaa Ga1ct'e1
Y NA*Mlxo1tx, Juhe 20. 1850.

7nERE WILL BE NO WITHDRAWAL.
All rumors to the effect that Douglas and
Breckinritge contemplate Withdrawing 80 as 10
make way for candidate on whom the party
fact il, neither Of the selected candidates could
withdraw II be would. They haze been put in
the field and will be kept there By 1nen who
have ulterior purposes to serre, and who really
care very little what becomes of the nominees
SO their personal ends are grati6ed, .
Mr.. Douglas, l believe, in his heart would
very gladly decline. as be eees m inevitable
defest ahead--s defent which must forever rnin
his aspirations; but he is entirely controlled by
men who absolutely own him, and will not per-
/ nit him to take anv step Which VII not accom-.
ptish their own selfish ends
JOINT ELECTORAL TICKETS.
For the same reason do not think it possible
to csr1y ont the favorite idea Of joint electoral
tickets In the doubtful Northern Ststes. Both
wings Of the Democracy are active; but the e.
tort will be to secure as many Eosee as possible
agaiust each other, letting the Reput1icana take
esEe of Themselves, 2. te'1 are very well able
11kcoLx's PROSPECTS IN DELAWARE.
4 gentleman from Delaware informs me that
tits more than probable that Lincoln will chrry
.hat State, onip9 TO the increasing strength o.
| Nepublieanism there, aud the divisions OF the
Democracy, between the TWO wings Of which
the bitteress possible feeling exists. Repub'
| lican electoral ticket has been formed, ano @ne
! campaign will be prosecuted with v1gor.
| gREcKIkR1pGE n VIRGINIA
l. 1arge majority Of the Virgins papers are
ont for Breckinridge. Among them are tht
| WTtheyille I.Ieq-arh and the Lynchburg Re-
ou5!ican, which are the most influential Of th'
Denoer.tc o5g.es e tes 1s inte1ios
tors. is out il q card expressing the embsrras
ment % ho feels in acting With two Democrats j!
ths field. both claiming 10 be The regular noni
70 but Il the same time ayowing his prefer
enn, for 'Bfetkintidge and Lane.
, 1860-07-03

- Fourth Of July every body is going on
excursions, consequently everybody is rushing
for the latest style of Hats. The Jeddo Hat
can be found at Sam Dunn / Co.'S, 101 RAN
dolph street. Also, manufacturing Wide
Awake uniforms to fill orders from city and
country. jJ3.ot
, 1860-07-03
forcss 4 Trihtt1tE
cnMuEKCE or CHICAGO FOR THE
FIRST HALF OF 1850.

H&S1&&
FIRST HALF OF 1860.
4. the first six months sf 1850 came to .
close on Saturday last, VIC present to our rread-
ars soms facts and figures showing the pro.
grees Of tho trade and commercs Of our city
since the 1st Of January last compared
with other years.
TIE GRAIN TRADE.
Tho following table shows this receipts Of
-four md grain ut Chicago from the 1st Of Jan
uary to the 30th OF June for lveyea1s: $50
.xckun or r1ora AND uxA1x rxox JAZZ. TO 5rxx %.
lss':: o9; iss9; II 49, ~ 1sss; J., ass*; - l..
Wheat b. 1sln1 13aat,: 4sa4lss 1.siAts ,.t+a.l =
f,nro hu te.sla e5lA7t7 s.s5lo3 hsas9sl 4!'e
Oait bu..... 1851 81. ~ 34s.sao 1874 - 10
Nv. bp. 6l:43 sa.h4 4As1o 1901 10 80
n.r.ey. tu... lqo,o,l 1ls,:ss les+sso $500 a,.+
Reducing nour to wheat the total amount Of
grain Of all kinds received during % first Elk
months Of the past igo years, compare as
follows:
1orAt rrcx1r1a T1ork AID osA1x 1xox ,Ar. 2Dr TO
, 1860-07-03

u Go to John Jones, 119 Dearborn street
sud get your clothes cleaned aud repaired
They will be well done and 1t prices to suit the
times.
, 1860-07-03

Fine Wonks.-Mr. II. Hoyt, No. 50 Lake It.,
will retail the balance Of his stock Of Fire
Works at Wholesale prices.
, 1860-07-03
auIuHEtl1{11{E,

ATcVICKEr'S THEATRE.
1I4 Nad.san st1tet, bstween sats nd p-az5oTa.
Last weez roL:ivsiy Of the Wonderful
RAVEL F A M I L 7 !
GABRIEL AND FRANtOISs
AMI tie Il eatrd Trnu1e Of Foty Aris.. Ec .rx tho
wonderful child, Y1unE Amerrs, IN tthe Msrlaetu
ksotheJa, pner to thetr d<pa4t1se fos Earupe.
TUESDAY EVENING. JULY 81. 176o.
List night of ths Fairy Coric Paatomtne.
MAGIC PILLS, Of tho cOSQCERoR'9 6fFT'
Oan6Y artnAdo :H.o I1s ,Ass'
tol'Hato dF1nl1lo tslyA1. as eAsst-
4a6 A"1'-s AAA-~"
A-o, tho tatesestIas eate:tA.nutut Of tia
ILOpn1ENT.
Double E1er:i = on iva peroeni:aulAr Top<s-
Grand Eyoluons en- the Corcs TsaIus ~ Lehman. Aas
turtI AMI Yuuns America
1TwEuSE>DAY, Two Gtazl Pest9rraaneas-afses'
neon and evening.
ScAtz OF PucEs-nIess Circle Al Pa137es. u cen' =;
md Circle md Circle tos Col rel tsEson1 tse
tranc~ o. WtH A"e11 % eeI Love< Private o1tsr 70
Gpc<r private D. xea. u.
n Dooss open II ~, Performance to eoune1ee 4
O'clock. leT
, 1860-07-03

TuE C1ncr17 Counr.-Judgc Aanierre WAS oc.
cupied throughout yesterday in hearing and
disnosiuo of motions for new trials.
, 1860-07-03

Uypr pAnK.-Refreshment Of every kind,
will be served at all hours ut the Hyde Park
House, on Wednesday, July 4th.
, 1860-07-03

- W'ide-Awake uniforms furnished by J.
4. smith i Co., lis Lake street 1t 8s low pri-
ces as any other manufacturer, and warranted
superior in quality. iy2-l2t
, 1860-07-03

Spxp's PALE CrxAM ALE.-Send to the Colun-
bian Brewery for quarter cask Of this patriotic
beverage foT your fGqst4 Of July celebration
July 3-2t
, 1860-07-03

tr Wile.Awake uniforms furnished At the
low price Of *1.s3. bJ J. II. Loomis, 81 C!arh x
street. Single or by the quantity. je3e'3t
, 1860-07-03

The small po1 is in our city. We suppose
there is no time in the year when there are not
cases to be found within the city limits, but just
now we learn from most reliable authority that
this dreadful disease is mere common md more
malignant thnn usual, and in quarters Of our
city ordinarily unvisited By it. There have
been several recent deaths from it. It is quite
time that public attention be called to the mat
ter. Our authorities should at once, and ener-
getical1r, carry out those sanitary regulations
which exist and which experience has shown to
be all sufficient.
More than this, it is duty every citizen owes
to himself and to the public safety that paccina-
ton should be kept continually in front Of and
On guard over his household. In such matter
there should be nothing riskcd. Be sure yeu
have been vaccinated, and that your protection
has not "tzpired by limitation" Try it once
and again, and be sure that it does not work,
then you are safe. And the little folk-do not
leave them unprotected, from a sense Of false
security, the while they are exposed in street
and omnibus OF car to whom and what you
know not.
There is no need for any alarm on reading
this paragraph. We feel none, and urge none.
But put on your hat, like man, reminded oi
duty postponed, and so directly to your family
ph, s;cian and have the matter attended to fol
yourself and youre. Mind, We say, so to yoal
family physician. To no less responsible hand:
entrust the important matter Of vaccination, ,tes
haply, land a sad h.. ly,] you adopt int
, 1860-07-03

e9g- Leland & Mixer have removed from store
l3J South Water street. temporarily occupied
hy them, to their n,w Psoking uouse IN Elan
der's block, opposite the Alchigan Central De-
m, fnot Of South Water 1t. je30-3t.
, 1860-07-03

pznscxA1.-uon. sAm'l Wells, e1.Gov. Of
Maine; Hon. c. II. peaslee snd Indy, Boston |;
Rev. Thomas G. Disco aud lady, Grafton; ].
Kluick, Esq, South Carolina, arc at The Briggs
I{nnRa
, 1860-07-03

q TIE EupInE CARD WR1TER.-A. r. Selovcr,
the Empire Cnrd Writer, is sill writing cards
in the Post Office. Some Of his specimens are
superb samples Of what the pencil can do. En-
craving cannot surpass thcm.
, 1860-07-03

TEE Police sUr7s.-The police suits, so long
pending. have been decided against the city. 1t
will be remembered they were brought By the
policemen Of last year to recover the margin Of
three dollars per week cut of By reduction Of
their salaries.
, 1860-07-03

CHICAGO SABBATH ScHoo1 US1oS-The next
regular meeting will OCCUR o. the Clark street
Methodiet Church, this lrussdsy) evening, at
St o'clock. The approaching concert and eel
ebration render it Important that each SupeYin.
tsade1t and Teacher be present.
JAxks 7, GRITYN, SecretaI1.
, 1860-07-03

BrST1xo FOE sALE.-A large new Brcckinridge
and Lane Asg, ordered for daily newspaper
Office, paid for but never used, wi!1 be disposed
Of on easy terms. Inquire as the Herald Office: F:
, 1860-07-03

6roLES-0n Thursday las! there was stolen
fsom the premises, No. 1Gl Jefferson street,
silver watch, three dollars in gold and si1ver
coin, and valuable Aliens revolver. No clue
to the thief or manner in which the property
Has nhtnjued has yet tcen found.
, 1860-07-03

PLATING IT ALoSx.-The Journal says the
partnership heretofore existing between Nc
Wicker, Lewis and Loomis, IS proprietors Of
McVicker's Theatre, has been dissolved, and
Mr. Mcyicker will hencelorth be sole proprietor
as well as the manager Of that establishment.