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Notice to Gunners,

A LII persons are hereby warned not to
n trcspass with dog or gun on the pre-
misses Of the subscribers, as the law will Ire
enforced against all so offending.
Chas. d. Knight, Jesse Z. Smith,
d. A. Roberts. fOct 6. lStiO-tf.
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NOTICE TO CUNNERS.

4 LII persons are hereby warned not to
"A. trespaSs, with dog or gun, on the prem
is:s of the subscriber, as the law will be
enforced against all 50 offending.
FRISBY TULL.
Oct 90, 1S6O-3w
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ORPHANS, COURT.

TIIE STATED MEETINGS of the Or
l. phans' Comrt Of Cecil county will be
held on the Second TUESDAY in every
month. Executors, Administrators amt
Guardians, wanting their accounts stated.
will please bring in the vouchers few days
before Court. JAMES McCAULEY,
July II, 1858. Rcrister.
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Notice IN (.,,nne,S.

\ IL persons are forbidden and warned
IN not to :rcspass on the premises OF the
undersigned, with gun, dogs or otherwise, az
the law will be put in force against any so
offending.
b. W. Harris, f. Griffith,
VIM. Watts, Samuel DcShanc.
Sept %, lSG0-3m.
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u. e. COOK
NlLL continue for IL very short time TO
WV tnkn NJ RR OTNpE [ LIZ ENES SES nt

wv TT '"1T'T'r"' T'T II WV NTTOTl IITIIU &c
w take AMBROTYPE LIKENESSES at
the reduced price % cents.
o. A II, therefore, who would secure for
themselves or friends. a cheap Picture, would
do well tn call Immediately at his Gallery,
adjoining b. Browns Store, Main Street,
Elkton, where he continues to take Like
ncsses in every variety of the art.
N. B.-Pictures taken in cloudy as we'll
us clear weather.
A variety of Fancy Cases on hand.
Nov 3, 1860.
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NOTICE

NOTICE
OF DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.
TIIE Co-Partnership existing between
Il John Carson and S. Rowland Carson
trading under the firm of S. Rowland Carson.
is this day dissolved by mutual consent -
Either party can nsc the name Of the firm in
liquidation. Those indebted are earnestly
requested to call and settle without delay.
JOHN CARSON,
S. ROWLAND CARSON.
Port Deposit, October |, 1860.
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CALIFORNIA FOR DOUGLAS. -Rcverdy
johnson, now in California, gives that State
~ Douslasb by TO- 900 majority.
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Working Oxen, Cows and Heifers.
LOR SALE.-2 Yoke Of good Working
Il Oxen; Mich Cows, nearly fresh; 10
Hciters, and . years old, and Devon stock.
Apply to me at Elkton, or at my farm. Sd.
Johns Manor, Elk Neck. S. S. MAFFET.
Oct 20, lSG0-3w
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BEEF! BEEF. IsEEF!.!

THE undersigned, next door to Smiths
u. HOTEL on North St. in Elkton, is killing
stock of the best quality, end viii furnish it
by the quarter or side at moderate rates.
U"Call and see for yourselves,
j. VI. MAIIONY.
Oct. EFT.
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CHE 4flarkcts.
ElktOn Market.

ELKToN, Nov. 9 1850.
Rcd Wheat 81 50 to 5000, White do.
81 Y to 5000, Corn, 81 Oats, 80 Lime,
l5a cents per bnshcl.
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1-]ic0.
4flarrie0.

a-s--xa.sThe New NJ. L. Church, at Ghs-
GAs,s..sHa gov, Del, will, Providence per-
hitting, be Dedicated to the Worship OF
God, on Su&nNv, November llth. Scrvi ces
10 AM, 81 p. NJ, and Jim. Rev. Bishop
Scott, Of the NJ. +. Church, will preach in
the morning Rev. J. W. Hickman, Of Salem,
N. j., Conference, and Rev. j. Pastoriicld,
Afternoon and Evening. The new Dedica-
tory Ceremonies will be employed on the
occasion. JOSEPH DARE,
Nov 5. JOSEPH T. BROWN.
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(,llEAP BOOTS AND SilOES.--Mcn's Water
" Proof Boots; Mems Pcssel Boots; Mc,s
Sewcd Boots; Boys Boots, and all sorts of Boots
and shoes. very cheap, at
Nov j. 1850. Il. BROWN, JR'S
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Z. W. THOMAS, Src'y.
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clttu ABOVE, says:
AL we have TO say is, that if he spoke
Disunionisn then we have never been and
never expect to be anything else than Dis
lni0nist
We turn to the great mass of {" the people
who compose the organization"
And here We need hardly pause to draw
the obvious inference that if She bulk of the
Senators and Representatives of the Sccced.
ing Democracy in Congress and the " body
OF the press" cherish and proclaim Disun on.
fsn, as We have shown they do, the pre-.
sumption is irresistible that the great mass of
the people who compose the organlzati ton are
equally infested with the accurscd heresy.
We leave out for want of room the &C..
ton of the State Legislatures of South Car
olina, Alal anna. and Mississippi last winter,
affirming the right Of 5, cesson whenever, in
the judgement of those States, circumstances
justly such step, and recommending an im-
mediate meeting for consultation in order to
,rs4td action. We omit also the resolves OF
the Democratic State Convention of Louisiana
and Texas. the annual message of Gov. Gist.
OF South Carolina, the special message OF
Gov. Perry Of FLORIDA, and the secret circu.
lar of'Gov. Wise, addressed lin 1861 for
obvluus reasons ashe stated therein, TO
none bat Southern Democratic Executives,
all recommending action of a sectional char.
actcr and shadowing forth reasonable de.
signs. We omit all OF this and come to on ,
particular article of proof so comprehensive,
30 exhaustive, and SO authoritative, that we
think all controversy on this point is thereby
ended.
Mr.. Breckinridge himself, dwelling in his
Frankfort speech before the epoch of the
Nchmend Convention upon the perils to
which the national triumph Of the Rvpubl.
San I.arty would expose the Union, said:
Perhaps the most immin.nt danger springs
, 1860-03-20
7 i S T PU Bills Fl ED,
The
ATLANTIC MONTHLY
APRIL, 1860.

coTrzS1s.
The Laws Of rcau5; Fount ard Lost All Experience
About Thieves; The Pursut Of kcow'eG.e under Deu1
tiles; Tta ro:ta't amer Maiaz;1e Lteatcre Of the
Last Crttagy; Como 81 Ch!ama; Bar!c symbols: uan:-
|ink Fasa; Kcp'er: P.tasa:eFain; Tbs Protxof's
letnsy; Lost Beliefs The Ntxle2ns aod ther Couttry-
KryIkws Asp L11rHARr NOTICES Ludwig wan Eeeth-
ovtn Le5.n Scha1en The American DraugEttl.yet;
The Adopted Heir; Fanny: Life Without sad Life With
ia; Lec;ufes kps.a aosraxr; The ,tssbs Fam
Ia Trp 10 Cabs Fceas bv Tvo Friends; Vanity Fair
LTF.n.y Ytass Ako and Now.
Recent American Publications.
Tfrxs,-loSc nu.nse-.. Is oeEts Thrte pora:s rer
fytar. pos.aee pull TO 3uy p1rt Of tbr rnet SsteA
Clrrs-T~o eopes Fire Dal.2r- Five copies Tec Tol
Ian: kereo copies I've ~ Doll 1he sutsc.ilers pay
ling their own ro,t kt, %iz /: 81 cents y y.ar-
CerKyEea Teac5era and postusstsrs. xil receive the
Mag 4xine II 1wa Dollars Per yen, - heItiocr
Subscriptions mar commerce ID ANY us: er; a~d II
A the runners stcseoyptd back Luobers GA Away
be furnished.
al orde,s should te aI,Ee<~dto
ucKN0R & TEL05, Publ she7,
, 1860-03-20

q NASIEp.-A young ul4ut AHeu Il. Who can
give first class city references as to character
i ability, &C.. wishes to obtain situation. Is i,
& yood penman and accountant. anu willing tot
N"tnrn his hand to anvthng." address Henry
H-or inquire 1t this Office NH II.
E YuA7 TEE PrEL1c SAr.-rse mono but Sing
y er's Sewing Machines, for they arc the hest!
q mauufactured. Their many merits entiile them
i to the distinction Of being used BY all o:assest
81 and in all avocaiions. The accuracy and cer-aa
j taiuty with which they sew garments Of all de- /
scripti9ns is ensutiog large daily sale Of thet
q ATailoriug Machine at This agency 4 call at thci
EE exhibition room, t6 Lake street, will eonvincej
4 for thcy force The truth OF crcn the most ex}
E3t1aYavant laudation By their work. mchl1-6t
y} KEROSENE AND CoA1 OH LaAfs.-The smallest
Y slock in the city OF old &yAs can be found ats
! Lamp and Oil Emporium between Washington
& and Madison streets. mchl0-12t
:i3 @rH,W. Address, dealer in Wall Papert
Il aud Window Shades, tas removed to store SoS
q los Lake street. between Dearborn and CLARK
streets. which has b.en beautifully fitted IN for
81 his business Fer<ous in want Of his kind OF !
q goods should by al causmake their selections
!: Ut his establishment. feel I'm /
8 u Grover l. Bakers celebrated Double
4 Speeded Shuttle Sewing Machine, for Tailors.ss
3 facsurs1s, Saddle and Harness Makers, 6c,, at;
1: Shuttle Sewing Machines, 5000 Binders,
1 lE1tra,) $500. VIC. MAsos, Agent,
4&ns-3w No. lis Lake Street, Chicago. {
, 1860-03-20

The largest co"rany TINT has get, this Season,
lett Chicago for that destination, started yestcG
;day Tor Pixies Peak. 1t was composed OF
IN. Was.. !accl i,s~si, "a: wtTcr.
| t..u.t. II ~ n, r, MiJ.r. Geo" W Il M
t;ro'rr 4. s,ca'. .'ha. CAsan3er.an, - lax:on,e e
i:''.d- !. W.f Iasa". Nr. I1a,Mx.
Tic patty, IS m4uv Of OFT city readers will
discern, comprises gentlemen Of spirit, energy
md enterprise. They 80 out To Fl i}os ado daily
!" armed aud cqappsd" ut all rciess of outfit, as
well Is ir cxpuritacc aad character to make
,heir mark il tLc new communities tEcy will
seck.
! They take tie c. L. & q. il. L. TO Quincy,
atl,cnco ty rail-oad to st. joseph on the Ms.
!. ..souri River. They carry with thin mules,
zxnsous, tents and provisions, with which they
:: s:r:kc out westward from ST. Joseph. The
,oonlpapy will thoroughly prospect the strrans
! rising III The South 1'ark. Ther 20 with pro.
visions FOR six months. They 20 with an intel
3ligeut purpose aud vii; mt easils he d;sbeart
! |enel
/ Ex-Alderman J. D. Ward. who thus leave. us
!; one Who will be an acquisition to thas new
Icountry. lie has integrity cf character, c
j: thorough aad intelligent energy. md will be
! ssure to bc heard from there. lie rctutns i,
33se2tena1cr, possibly, 10 pass tie winter Le1c.
, 1860-03-20
19rrss & Triihttur
CHICA GO.
THE NEWS.

Ths bill allowing gnewsp.persto print tue name
Of subscribers, with the time at WHICH thci, sui
scription expires, on the margin Of the pnpe,
passed the Senate yesterday. 1t has prerious|.
passed the House, and now only wants the sig
nature Of the President to make i: law.
Eighty men and boys were either suGocatct
or burned to dealh by Tho explosion of q COZ
n,iue in Dorrowden, Rutland County, England
accounts from Jacksonville, Oregon. 1nake
mention Of rich discoveries Of gold-beafine
quartz. One company has taken out sla5,boo
In ons instance, 500 pounds of quartz yielded
60 pounds Of gold, worth about Sl5.cOe.
The telegraph reports very destructive fire
Mt st. Paul Mum, on the lG,h lust. Thirty -four
buildings we're destroyed, with u less Of about
100000.
Adyices from Mexico stale that Niralaon,
NTH his forces, appeared before tha city Of
Fera Cruz Oh tho 5:h lust, and notified the for
elgn representatives ofAis iatez.ion to caanon-
ade the city. On tbs mig ght Of the 7tt LIE made
his attack, but was rcpuiscd By the Liberals.
who arc confident they car make successful
resistance.
Our Gulf squadron seems to larc declared!
war against Mexico, n. least against that part of
it whica acknowledges The control Of Mirau,on,
Two Mexican prizes have beoa captured off An
ton Lizar.io by tie u. s. ship Saru:oga,, anu
sent to New Orleans. Grca. excitement is said
to exist among the Spanish and French resi-
dents Of Vera Cruz. caused ~ this actiou of
the Auerican squadfou.
, 1860-03-20

i CHANGE or F1EI.--Ey reference to our edver-
tising columns il will be seen that Mcssrs. z. G.
|: Hal! l. Co., iron merchants, 100 Washington
street, hare admitted to their trm 6. u. Kim
bark and Q. T. Boai. The style Of the new firm
ID Hall, kimbark & Co.
, 1860-03-20

:: SEVENTH WAEp SEWARD CLun.-At a meet
ing held last Saturday mt the Hall OF F. Frill
man, North Wells stz* ct, IN auxiliary club wa.
formed, nud the following officers chosen
s!enrv r1hns. President; Jaeob Metz'er, Vice
rEe.'dent,;:. rhilipp stsinmuller, Secretary
!l1cnly ktinzcl, Treasurer. Also, a Standing
iComu,ittee OF five for business transactions
Syiz: Henry Heht, Wm. Kusler, John Muller
). Fritz Frill.nan and Conrad knnpft-
, 1860-03-20

:Es REV. Mr. pRA7r's SsRuox.-Wc La7c notes Of
!: the eloquent aud impressive sermon Of the ReY.
y,Mr. Psatt, preached on Monday morning last,
{ on the occasion Of assuming the pastoral du.ic.
i: of Trinity Parish, which TIC shall endearor to
{: give to cur readers tomorrow or the following
s. morning.
, 1860-03-20

! STOLEN pnoPE1;rT For1p--Ca Saturday al
stssnoon last, some boys p'ayiog upon the LAX
shore, discovered piece of cloth sticking GU
sot the sand, and upon making firth r. c1ami,,
cation found embedded in the sand large bun
Idle, whief. being opened was found to contai
{ six OF eight large and new damask table clols
e very fine wooler table cover, and fine broad
scloth overcoat. The articles were all wrappc
up in an old crash towel, aud had no doubt Lee
bnEisa IN tlo sand by this shicres who stol
ithe1a. Tie goods were taken to the City Mar
Sshal's Office, wEcrc they can be seen By th
owners.
, 1860-03-20

& "TuE REposE Or ISSocESck." saw res
3tcrday at the Dagu :rrco:ype Aaterial establish
1mcct Of G. II. Harvey, Esq., No. 1l3 Lake stree
tt3the beautiful piece Of statury, tho Rtpase o,
+ Is"oeenee" drawn By him at tho la:e art di.tri
Ebution Of the Cosmopolitan Art Association. Il
lis IN exquisite piece Of sculpture in pure rariar
8with base "f black Egyptian marble. A little
ababc reposes in the SUIT sumnor Of lnfanc,
Eupon the flower strewn turf, its head restips
kupon cross. This beautiful art gem is ynluee
3at $500, and Mr. uarveyis to be congratulated
zion its possession. His rooms we're crowded
;1wth visitors yesterday.
, 1860-03-20

E,xesroRp's CoRx STARCH il delicious for
raddngs, Blanc Mango. Cake, DC. Also Pure
Starch ior the Laundry, sold by
NAr.Ax / Wk,au7,
zuhl9 It IL So. Clark street.
, 1860-03-20
III L u O V Il J. -
VIM. 4. III k;3ky 4 CO..

ri Z
3sES1 AtCiibN AND UcuvMl>s.UNN NkhGAAHTs.
~ removed The thr. The Jou1ral Eutts H.
3N4' - T. 1!h j. fitass.f. rtt !rscfy r4,ie 1b8
fieulHt H"H~~, ~hcrr 4 ty VII! continue III
kLf L, ;s. -t Bhsn,.s In It's. s4< hes nv d. IL NJ
# !sc- t.aA - at business cL.lvs1su 10 tea With
= T'@ n.t'st ~ ~ i tie ".
+ at:aT Aten:"n SWAN IL tepra.r snts and SAlss ot
Icn'" "t "p<rty II rrt:thet% r r.. lh.r E.tcat
- NJ, Il fh+lr salt Try d ~ te- -.
3s"H hsh nF. la'*1na saws, Art:t =. Fun tus
Il y! f"'s; Lo king Il Asrs tArt~1. utw sh" sd:
3tE. Fer, anil Glassware L! F.sr- taht tK>. Ctvia
G"da silver War. Wss, Ind asn- o. 4ee1lss. Ind
ny n:tsr -rt2s utiiy .eut IL .ssln i, ff ~
- III .citt. b. prr.L-si.r. II At.%Ts. taI~1 i
VI Ter t;- Fixture Uesr,s he .Eu d. -uAt. i Co..
3tia' sud Fur T. Atr>4 chicago: i L. E.I!u~av Co..
hs'e; l:'s. nl IL = E-. ns;s. i'st Y d. ths
:!s T." " y r." n's'',: re4e:- ~: '..;- "
nsf'ns ~, ,..sk r eln.t:: .: st "a:
sthea.n; nsu;ah !Aes'oD k.a. EhcEei ue..f*. G.si-
kIHr- lL":nes Is T,, AT o. ies,t+G2 lua
, 1860-03-20

4 3cScT1oS nEE7lSo.-The property holders in
ssthe ricinity Of the junction Of the Rock Island
sand Pitts1'urg 4 Fort Wayne Railroad, held .
Injecting yesterday, to arrange for the continu.
$ance ofthc accommodation train to the junction
flour times day Il. five cents each way. Com.
m''tees were sppoiuted to obtain subscriptions
5of land to perfect the arrangement, and also to
zendeavor to obtain train to Blue Island. Will
II trnin running at the low rate designated, the
3beauslful suburban properly south Of the city
! will be speedily settled up with gardens and
residences equal to tho environs Of any other
Ecity in the Uuion. 'Auosier meeting is called ct
aicssrs. James l. Spriugcr's cficc, Oh Friday
next at two O'Clock r. ". to hear report Of com.
imi:tcea
, 1860-03-20

i uoS. W.. B. OGpES's LE.runE.-The lectur,
:5by our distinguished fellow-citizen Hon. Wm
I'D. Ogden should be remembered this evening
& both On its own account as treating of the past
gpresent and future ofour city, and also because
slthc entire proceeds are to 60 for the benefit
!: the Orphan Asylum Let there be full house
, 1860-03-20

( 4 rcE5 general consent and observance will
mark tomorrow iu this city. the day Of The
:so1cu'a pageant at Springfield, in accordance
/ with the shove resolutions. Stores Will be gen.
orally closed on our principal streets aud en-
{ b!ems Of mourning will mark the occasion here
4 4 very large number Of citizens under the
libc.atity with which the railroads have mot this
{ matter will probably 60 down to Springfield TO-
5 night.
8 Doth the I|inoi. Central aud Chicago. Alto.
! & st. Louis Railroads hare reduced their rate!
! to below excursion fares, whereof definite IN
: nounecmcnt is postponed until this morning.
, 1860-03-20
6ESE3
1OaAN MOOD.

lis a source IT coesratulatiou with citizens
;of Ill political parties that the Office If Goy-
,;ernor, Tor tho uncxrired term, will eeyelsc
upon u gentleman in every respect 50 worthy
land competent as Lieutenant Governor .JolS
fWoou. l gentleman CT great moral worth.
eminent for lis public split aad his patriotic
devotion TO the interests Of the State aud Nation
!,
ihe will bring to the discharge Of the grave and
Responsible duties Of the station, great practical
good sense, large experience, answering in.
tegrl'y, and rarely cqualed energy Of charac.
|'cr. The State is peculiarly fortunate in being
SO vel! prepared, in this respect, for tho mourn.
FIJI event WHICH now fills the hearts ct all l.er
citizens with sorrow.
, 1860-03-20

PUBLIC MEETING OF CIT1z EMS,
, 1860-03-20

n OST-A sm,ll Bay Poney
Il 4 With saddle o.. The tad&r will ee Nbers.v r
w.7ttd fos returning 1t to WOLF 6CHAFER- ~ Ml~su
fkee avenue. EAlaxtt
, 1860-03-20

1 Lir1Lg Ruop1.-RAode Islanders, now zts:.
:dcnts Of Chicago, are requested to meat at the
3oflice of E. c. Larncd, this Tuesday, evening.
!. at talf-i'ast seven o'clock, for the purpose Of
5nasiug arrangements for the accommodation
GOT the Rhode Island Delegates to the Chicago
7 Convention, to be held in this city in Mar next
, 1860-03-20

s5F Go to John Jones, liz Dearborn stree,
and get your clothes cleaned aud repaired
They will be well done and Ut prices to suit the
,tin1as
, 1860-03-20

I lie fol owing properly vii. te sod
!ray har-.A II ur y. v!,o ~. s.os "a! IT,.
:Hfs!, soe a. "a r. KuAf Ma cA sis, u ~ oesecA,
;seu:I. - :'vsleHsy st!.td t'-:
q Z. .. s1nus-. . edl.. E4vc 7een:s.
a. |" 'ti'. p!ek:',.
Il !. llasr 'xt,n. !. th~. II. H. to d.
4 J. ): wight + c.. liz ~ r. a1d Mcve7s.
4 y. Itaa:H%tf, Lu:ut&r Naen.
Y =. h.eIas b~x d. II .ts.tG&-
y Hen: y sc4s. btE Ne'chsnd.e.
u. IL. Wa'r~e 80 arsla, Ssc.. n-xrA att:n.
! l''h*a A.4ls, lx:l& w4%ua.
q II. Il. lhi1ns. 4 h!n4 ra1ht
J. z Cobb. i:ursau.
MATHFK KAco
, 1860-03-20

HsApasAsxz:s .xn EriaApE It1rsor Nr.1rf..!
CHICAGO. Aarrh -0tt, 1t6r !
The Coloncls Of Regiments. together viii
Commandments Ct Co1npanics, will repcr: reitiou
fail to-day. before l. o'clock, to the Committee
of Arrangements, NJ Room No. Trcmon
House, tic number Of their tcrcral command.
.taat will 20 to Springfield to attend the fuoeEa
ceremonies Of our deceased Commandcr.iu
!ChieG. Il. Il. SWIFT,
General Commanding .ad brigade Ill. N.
DEATH OF GOV. B1SSELL.
To such Of our citizens us dessr. to attcut
;the funoyal Of the late Cor. 1',ssz1I at Spring
llield, OF Wednesday. The alst inst. {ts'-morrow)
the st. Louis. Alton and Chica 90 Railroad Go
announce that they will carry passengers OH tAa
sccA.iea and for that purpose at greatly reduce.
'ra!es. L. Il. Mason, Supt.
, 1860-03-20

Atfhe late o. S. Fur II Chte,zo th- S,c!e.y avarde
dd!, =. q tte 'tai r. ntun ef 500 P:c e.
re ttch nAe ~ this nachlre Is the ual. stsc
farce eae aea Of Tt teaa 1t Is ua Ia with two Ii c,d
utoa eH:a :! ~ tn tAars .n1 ae'l@ cse1 L. IT..
:r o. II. No family stu.J te w,tA Ut fhis &C ,nmitt
tnse a7d laho'.s lv4x mtetae I: DO the sew . nt
3!afniy .. l1Ae:o'e: vita rtrrr eh aut s.!tchc
i se .Ha ses.es :: ilre 10 CO tic rsuae bs taad.
Of tnts- NJ sc!t:ts we're sok! ia la.9 r+aie
With eaSn nhne this Is 'ceusly e1p cit 10 show il
Al oTtee execute villa aad Pfo4nutln Ie Vi:
to use ths ~ a7a can b. aev vel hye1ea. StIhou il
70 ~ ,ee'iaa tf,ST 9. nctty sei for tireuaz
Nos- ls7 i l64 Lake It,. chicago. III.
KID n. 4 ut.
, 1860-03-20
TUESDAY, MARCH 20, 1860.

g Bryan'x Now Music 1Iall.-Noble and
a National Ara Decorations.
q 0ur citizens whom we have kept adyisci of,
tie progress in the plsns and erection Of Brruns!
4 new Music Hall on Clark street, opposite the;
|ACourt House, hare many ofihem hereby to learn
sof ths noble mupifcence Of Thomas d. Drrao,
& Esq, the proprietor Of the edidcc the walls of
lwhich arc how RAPIDLY using. in respect to the!
s3node in which he is to decorate its walls.
$ He has just completed the purchase Of 1hsSs
i entire gallery Of paintings owned by, and thee
s8swork Of Healy. md these are all to be plac.dl
s1uron the walls OF tie Music Hall, anl in the ]
fpriTato Gallery Of Nr. Bryan in tie marble en.E
Etrance bailding On CLARK street.
i This noble Gallery comprises q list, Of thek
Spossession Of which any American city may bef
&iust1y proud, being valued in all at be.wecok
65lo,o9o and sl5ooo. There ere two large paint-t
.ings Of world wide FAME. "Webster's Rep1y toE
{ Hayne," and Franklin at the French Court. Il
E3311e latter it will be remembered won the golds
I zmeda1 1t the Paris Exposition, aud is now ous
I Exhibition ia the Rotunda ct Washington.
I Next in order come life size portraits Of alp
$,the Presidents from Washington down, fou- of
(which are set in Mr. Heuly's hands, uptnished.E
SNs. Bryan has just received the portraits oiS :
Madison and Taylor from Ne1 Orleans These
Sporsraits Of tie Presidents a1s;nyested With tbeE
most Interesting aud patriotic associations.
! That Of Jackson was painted at the HermitaceS
shortly before the decease Of The old hero Tay-t
slor's, and Several Of tic others we're also ffomE
:lite. &
, 1860-03-20

C1rr 1xrnovEuES1s.-We learn that 4. r,
3Eurlcy, Esq, is erecting business block, four
story marble front. on South Water street, be-
tween State and Wabash avenue The cn,jrc
front Of the drs. story is Of iron, and The whole
building is a. once substantial aad ornamental,
, 1860-03-20
LOCAL MATTERS,

MAn1SE REconp.-We Commence our usu:
Marine Record today for the season.
, 1860-03-20

Acc1ngSr.-we learn that, on Sundsy, Mrs.
blackwell aad child. n ho reside on Milwaukee
savcnue. ueIe thrown from carriage on Harri-
;son street, near Market, By the horse takiu 2
fright aud running away. Tbs lady was con
ssiderably bruised, whi.e the little boz escaned
{ 3with no apparent injury.
, 1860-03-20

! PIkE's PEAx.-We learn that the orders are
coming in upon Messrs. +. n. Gates l. Co. 70,
the mills and mining machinery for Pixies Peak
1n addition to the orders referred to last week
as filed, Eve mills hare been ordered 10 be Got
out ut once.
, 1860-03-20

II c. 4. ccR!7E.s. Aaee7ti,:a3 LEGAL 6 D-1r5-Tn-:
il e.torisd 10 se<tre Advertisements for !.is 1ai al: ~
kea7ias 7ope7s Of the North 1ses.. iEs-te44.y
, 1860-03-20

I Sxw QrARrrRs OF THE AEcuAxrcs' 1ssr7rrrx,
-We learn that tue Neehanics' Insti.ute have
como mp out Of their ' cellar' and taken new
and commodious rooms in Larmon Block.
, 1860-03-20

EssE Aur xoS EssE.-Whether IT'S better IA
bear The snecrs and j'bes universally bestowed
upon the luckless wight who iarts to wear seedy
apparel or to take your old clothes 70 Cook /
Sici.ain, those justly celebrated dycrs, .coures>
and repairers, at ss dearborn street, and tc
hare them made to look like new, at only til.
Aing cost, that il the question.
, 1860-03-20

Kerosene AND CoA1 orr LAAes.-The smallest
stock in the city Of old s:y1ts can be found 1t
Lamp and Oil Emporium between Washington
and Nadieon stfeCi8. u1chtn.1It