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Personal

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il ~ Ryef; ;as d. usn e lily wgess' e.
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tS:.t =; K.si;: fcast se+' oe'' W.
E, D. Mason, dr.: Hon. q. X Bsgslov DO; Major G.
Roger. A4.s.; Har. J: L. Baker. h4,ne: Hon. T. ". Ga
H.; IN. j. Be:tu d.: Hon. II. d. Kent, d. isoeas
lei Republican" l,uieIaeld. a. Pa.riot B. r. PRS
Hou, r. Z. Moody, d.: Hon. Q. n. Elder d.; Hou. n
Long. do. Hoa. " steEat. c.; Hon: :. r. Kr1.ey
T.eo dG heS k1S so Aeo as
Mann, Ps; Hon. ChAs. Rad. DO; Hon Win. Catns1at
ae non e rSnst d9;; AS3 < < nas Ras'ns!SE ae Aot
lion r Finn. do: tol. a: IT, tu1tAu do iion r. 1Iwi,
xlo Hon c. F. Warren. DO; Hon. A. q. Wics. d.; Hua
WV. Kosa, do; Hon. Jno A. Martin, DO; Hon. II. i
Philips, d.; Hon. J. II. Gddl. =. oho.
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RFom W4Ahlnxtou.
- lspse!A Nseaseh to the =. 7. Tribunal
"Asx11o1og, Friday, My II. 1aoa.
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EAAK11QR1AL 2oTTHNNErf4


~. toa southern Democrats in The House to-day |
Put themselves On record a1nip.t Terr;tnris1
governments LOT the new Territories, Popular |
=. 1.osere1gnt1 carried the day. Eli Thayer was |
'ns Ieader: ierrltorial business was the special
otaef, aud the House refused to 70 into Com-
M.see upon 1he necessary business Of existing
Nr. Grow, chairman Of the Territorial co,,-
mlttee, then introduced bills authorized bv tba
Committee for erecting governments for the
Territories Of Chippewa, idaho, Dakots, Nova
The mindrity reports, in favor of striking ant
the proviaoi prohibiting Slavery, weze received
with motions to strike ont.
The Anti-Republicans would not 70 on rec
ord, even on TINT issue, but on motion Of Mr.
Thayers laid all On the table together. a few
Republicans joined in the movement, maiDly
from objections to raising Governments to place
more patronage in the hands Of the President.
3F. Grow offered to receive Mr.. Gartrelrs
substitute embracing the slave code clause OF
the majority report At Charleston, and submit
i to fair vote, but the South would not face
the music.
Mr. Bingham's code Of New Mexico in the
House, both irrisated aud frightened the fire.
baltimore aud Richmond nominations
Mr. Douglas was an enthusiastic listener to
Mr. Thayer's speech, which was witty and plans-
ible, but in practical ability and logical reason
ing, far inferior to those Of AessFs. Grow and
Gooch, and recognized in it specimen Of his
earliest efforts in the same line. VIXEN he fin-
ished, he rushed up to shake hands With what
be denomina.ed the "S9ua.ter Sovereign King"
air: Ihayer expects to get up his Land Dist
Fict Popular Sovereignty project tomorrow,
but the Territorial business is not finished ret,
aud ha may not be able. 1t is said he labors
under the hattering hallucination that the
Southern tire-eaters will vote for it. hut ap-
Tra md h,S7a nk $nH4 k-
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BY. TELEGRAPH,
HEAVY DEFAlCATl0N IN TAE
new YORK POST OFFICE, :.
The Post Office Taken Possession Of
/. the G0Yernmenll


!, NEW YoR1, May l4.-0n Saturday last, Ar.
orfunt arrived here from Washington with in
structions to take possession Of the Sew York
Post office, and cause the Immediate az1e:t of
Isaac T. Fowler. He proceeded to carry out
the first part Of his instructions, and assumed
the entire charge Of the Postofice, which be
NOW holds. With regard to the arrest Of Nr.-
Fowler, the matter was placed In the hands OF
the District Attorney, who % issued warrant for
his arrest, on Saturday, and placed it. in the
hands Of Capt. Rynders, the United States Mar
shall lmmedi2tesea1chw was made for Mr. Fowler,
which has been continued up to tho present
time, 30 far without success MIR. Fowlzr left
the New York Hotel, where he has resided for
the last ten yearg, at 9 O'Clock Sunday alter
noon, since which time no one except the two
: or three intimate friends who accompanied him
has been able to ascertain his whereabouts,-
Fowler's alleged defalcation is variously esu-
mated at from $75, 600 to '&s0o,o 600. His most
intimate friends declare that it will not exceed
$4,000.
The whole deficiency Is said to have occurred
under The administration Of President Pierce.
Its being made known at the present tf;nc Is al
legged to be Of a political nature, and immedi-
ately connected with the proceedings Of tie
Charleston Convention. The present bonds
men Of Mr. Fowler are George Law and Augus-
tus Conoyer; but as the dedication occurred
under former administration, before they
became his bondsmen, it is contendcl they are
not liable.
The causes Of the defalestion are said 10 hare.
arisen from the too great hberality Of Mr.. Fra
ger to his friends, to whom be made temporary
loans Of the government money for the pur-
pose 6f e1tricating them from difficulty. and
which they failed to replace. 1t is also stated
that he has resorted ut various times to the
Stock Exchange, for the purpose Of making up
the deficit, but always with i'll luck.
Nj. King, the Assistant Post Master General,
is in town to look after the interests Of the gov
erument.
, 1860-05-15

Weekly Review Of the Chicago Live
Stock Market.
MONDAY EvEs1as. May IL
The following tables show the receipts and ahpmesis Of
Live stock durin nz the week. ~, ,....., So.
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Br Tk11aRArul new iorE. AayN-
hs.vz swss is s1'ppsfs aet
VI @aass ~: TT. ssee Sts: s;a sapsslo! ss sSa;
saan
market closing d.. ana ean ~
I'll; essas.o eoaRea q s3ts. CON mssi aaIsi
= sss SSf 70
s5' $ssss @s 5as' as @
G,A1x-whea. dull and rornfna1 at 1a.c lower. Ship
tens. Saies x ILL., Iii Gu eue - roed @ II sa eat could
them to authentic source It TIE close very
fs @ ssS ssSs :
15oa bu asns hys sss. 9 a. .o5 Taey p 81.
toi export o. private terms. With srge recelp- Cora
T., . abs Esss says sssD
n1s Re f. teppFx &
s:issy sF aos TIE en
as hsasy fss af'Ss
81 SsS IL ID ts e9 e41e
h.@. ssi:e fae; g tietst: eT,5a Sh
:aes il ssssFe.st X: .Sf shsuds;s, s@sxs q hsns
With moderate dema sales SO bbls At ii9s1sXe fer No.
Ssets asti Il 4 Il ;S as; f. ss ILL., ''s for
b u sxax % Is shds Fee Eeo ss4s
sToeks Easier. G tR1:o;C& Ts1K. -: %: g! @ s
@ asxos ~ = nst,e ts hss:s5 q t9s ei
is;S 5S's {: E '&sss 's :ss5:as :
NY. Bank Statement.
BrTx1xoR4ru} N1w yoxk, May14.
The following show. the condition Ct the New York
uarks on Monday:
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It is held in Administration circles that tho
nominal Northern friends of Mr. Douglas in
NeS York and New Englaad, will g;ve in at
Baltimore to the slave ccde doctrine. Conspic-
uousiy in this scnre are counted tho New York
delegations. nearly half Of whom were charged
ut Charleston with wearing the buchanan badge
OF scryitude.
, 1860-05-15

-ArcrsrA, Ga. May 1a.-At . Democratic
meeting at Atlanta on Saturday, the postmaster
defended the Charleston Secessiouists and de-
nounccd Douglas US traitor to the democracy
and the South.
i. c. Yancv made lengthy and similar
speech.
The National Baltimore Democracy was de-
Tended By Col. Gaskell. The meeting adjourned
for Il wetk
, 1860-05-15

From Washington.
WAsn1sesos, Mny l3.-In looking over the
Journal Of the house, the Covode Committee
hare made the important discovery that several
members Of Congress, during the peudancy Of
the English bill, changed their votes about the
time that the checks are dated. The committee
intend to probe the matter. =
e. New York Tribune Couespondence.l
i. It is now ascertained that Mr. Walker, cur
respondent OF the New York Espress here, re-
celEed u 500 Of the money appropriated by Ar.
Wendell TO carry the English bill. through the
House. lie will be examined tomorrow morn
ing or next day,
Attorney General Black has notified Mr. Co
Tode's Committee that be desires to be present
at the next examination of Ar. Schnabel. and
lively time may be expected.
Robert J. Walker has now obtained all his
papers :relotiug to Kansas, and is prepared to
close his testimony before the Corode Commit
tee. Among them is said to be the original Of
his inaugural address, NTH interlining made By
the Presidents own hand, in regard to submit
ting the Constitution to the people.
The Southern Address, urging the seeding
delegation to returu, was written By Nr. Toombs,
and Wis characterized BY his strong will
throughout. Notifications were suggested, but
none we're adopted. for if it had not been signed
rs prepared, Nr. Toon.bs would doubtless have
issued il on his own responsibility.
uoCsE-Proceedings unimportant.
, 1860-05-15

Br Tx11oRArH.l osHEao, May 18th.
Fiopa-1a moderate dern2nd, 1t ass for Site from
tp,iu wheat ard as.s5G6.6it for extra. -
{}1aI1-Caradan wheat duh a>d lower Sales 500 bu
white Canadian at u 20 Corn Qulet.
CAsAt FEuGHr-Contuue ttrn in consequence Of the
scarcity Of ooats-Fl1Y 81 wheat TX 10 New fork
800 bbls bur Il ooa baah vhest; = 90 bush
sr E1Sos1.~as - ISL touz, 100 bush rheat - op buaA
L rorn. &1QQ hush peAA,
, 1860-05-15

Destructive Fire at Nebraska City.
St. JOSEPH. No., May la destructive fire
occurred ut Nebraska City, last Saterday after
noon, consuming nearly all the business por-
tion Of the town, consisting Of forty-two prom
inent houses. including the pos.-cttice, with con-
siderable mail matter, and the government land
ciice, with nearly all its papers also the Nick
ais House. Loss estimated at $l50,no0; insu-
rance SIS. .ooV, mostly in Hartford and st, Louis
clunanieS
, 1860-05-15

M1frL1S, May 1.-THE obstruction from the
rccen. land. .s1!de TN the Penn. Cen. Il. e. is re-
mored, md trains are now passing with their
ccu5toncd regularity.
Tic Philadelphia train for the West to day
carried over two hundred passengers, mostly
destined for ChicaCc.
, 1860-05-15
n ARRIED.

In this city the 9Th tnk by the Rev Henry Coz, Nlss
CARKlE 4. AtsAULD and Il. u. WOOLE0RD. EsQ-,
ali Of this city.
In West Crbauna May L. 1850 by K.v. GeorRe M.Klney
Mr. HENRY n. POST aud Miss ELIZABETH j. RAY
BURN, beth Of AIddIetown, 1T.
, 1860-05-15

Monl1E, Ala, May 14.-Thirty.tive leading
ard prominent gentlemen Of Mobile sign call
for a State Convention, to meet ut Selma on
tie 4th of June, to select delegates to Dalti-
more. 1t IS signed By Gov. Winston, Ar. For
.syth, DR.. Mott, Mr., LsDarou, Judge Makiustry,
4l1 oilers.
, 1860-05-15

ALBANY, May Ia servant girl in the EN-
play Of Jeremiah Green OF Troy, was so severe
ly irjured By tho explosion Of II camphene
lamp lust evening, that she died from the ef-
iecss. Of her Injuries today. Nj. Green. in en-
dearoring to save the girl, was also quite seri-
ousl5 injured.
, 1860-05-15
INK "a D.lI|-. =
Daily. kfyiex ii ,ulcago Market.

MONDAY EvEx1o. May Il.
- fRE10ar5-Dufl sehooter Azow. con to Busai' oa
private terms. .HbhI >Ira :Tr4I:4i. :
+HIoVR-He eepts t,en bbls sh!ppsd. SO bb1a MAI"
"a dun aad weak <ssiss :oo bhls Princeton sPEnE
E1ta at $50 DELI 100 bbs Te1.e Coupee doat s5.H on
aacf: 70 hbls Phen!x 1t &5.2 .25 del.
"AEAT-Necelpz1o 10 sls bu; shipped. 70 'oao hu. Ma
e:desliuea Sci Sales 90 bu No. Red Winter af
or storage; 800 bu No. White II SIS In stote
oo eu No. spsE it oa In store; 900 bu No. spring
<ooo hu do as IL " Ia store; 1eeo oa Al
4s07 In .tore. .''
coRS-Rseepts. sa,sA bu; shipped, 500 ba. d..
saaea sa1es were: 3boo bu No. II SC N nose
At bl4e In store 1000 bu do al bl4e IN ssofe'
" nu doln lots At te In sore 1000 bu do II toHe IN
0o hu do at ISIS. all this week sellers option ~
ois IN stose 1000 tu do a this week. sellers option. at
ss W. s'o'e 7ooo bu No. id 1ofe co b. 40 =
oATs-Kecspts; s;ss bu Maskr. frm. Sale. vera
1000 ou No. at &c In ost IL baxddo atste ts.ek
RYE-Reealpts. slss bu. q 1ass No. nj Sc.
BARLES-Receipts, 10 bu. Quiet. 6s taks 10. ! It
'oc On track; g baga No. 1t &c On track.
sEEDS-Reeeipts, so7b bu. Timothy IN good demand.
Sales were: 10 bu fair 1t ts35; tss good At &3.5o
NESS P0RK-A brls at 4l7Oo
LARD-1n good demand at l0Kc.
TALLOW-ou1es ~ 94J9kc-
H1GHHSE3-1oo hrls at IaHe- -
ALCoHOL-23 bEl. ut 3sc
aAD DE*S-feee'pA z9.a lbs. Greeu. 7A@7He; ateea
salted, 74e aud Sc for trimmed; Dry Flint ,:sa1ss-
PoFA1oEs-,oob bu mixed Plnkeyes and Seshannocts
1t Soc On tsack. ,t... ...+,
RCFFER-1n good supply and market dull Sales we1s:
70 Af'k!ns old at &c; 10 PIX. new ,oll 1t lie. -.
EdaS-1n fzf demand nj ~ per doxan foyfresh..: \
PouLTRY-Live Turkeys. a@loe per h.; Live Chick.
ens, 2.2o9: s0!per dcz. ''- 80 - -
MILL STCRFS-1otons Ban II $l4D,
Weekly Review Of the Chicago Live
Stock Market.
MONDAY Evks1as, May IL
The following tables show the receipts and npmenis Of
Live stock during the week.
AEcK1r1t.
Lastweek. Previous week.
Eaftles ke..-.. t...........-........e e,6.3 1901
doesr no-... ....................h h.as 7,un
eNffxb 1A57 .Wkxk. : i.
Cattle. Hogs.
GAue, No.. !, ,In ASH
dosar ao...-..t t........s AAB - 6eN,
, 1860-05-15
Il Terrific Battle IA lIe11co.--The Lib
erals FIct0rloltss

yEw ORLEANS The brig Stetsco, from Tam
>pico on the 9Th, has arrived.
The P:c,yuae correspondent reports great
battle near San Luis Potosi, between 4, 900 Re-
action:sts and large force Of Liberals The
litter were victorious The second corps Of
Niracon we're cut to pieces. Eighteen pieces
OF artillery and 1000 prisoners were taken, to-
gether with all the baggage. ammunition and
stores. Gen. La veca, Chief Commander, and
other Reactionist officers, we're taken prisoners
Gen. Urnqua and C-ravajal, took possession
Of San Luis Potosi. i large number Of officers
were marching to Vera Cruz to arrange d conn
liued attack on the Capital,
, 1860-05-15

A1pAxY, May l4.-St- Joseph Catholic church
in this city, one Of the most magnificent editlces
On this continent, Was dedica.edyesterday. The
ceremonies commenced at sunrise and did rot
conclude till r. y. At least $500 persors
were within the edifce, and 5000 vera gath
cred outside. Archbishop Hughes preached
the dedication sermon.
, 1860-05-15

During the week HI. ssne'son shipped 100 bead Of
Baentnes st'less. Thfy vera Ia kppd condition and sE-
trszed 13os lbs.
Cova Axp C4LvEs-Good Cows With Calres, havs sold
freely at s:5Gsso0 and 70. extra mixers. as3@4.co.
HoGs-The market still tends downward, and we have
ts weak note another decline Of 13asc per 100 lbs
The sales Yesterday were .. falloEa:
, 1860-05-15

wewould call tho attention o. buye. to the sale ofc
r. Barker, - Lake street. this day, Of Household fusn
tcre, Gfockezy Ware Sser Pl3ed Waze and Geld
ss,at sHodoek.
- Attention called to The aeat suction Of Gold Jee5
Watches Dla1aondt, DC. commenc!rk thIs day 1t ~
continuing afternoon and evening At the store
Of Gilbert Sampson, nuetioneers e Lake strees.
, 1860-05-15

CATfLEIto market during the past week hs1 been
very quiet and the tendency downward But few shippers
have been buyi1E And the business haa been in vey great
measure Ct retail character. The stock In the va:sous
yards were Of N unusually good For The past
weeks quite Of deslers and dose have been ho
Ing hack with lie expectation that Improvement would
take plaee below and this has enabled them to feed hez
stock and have them in excellent condition. Yesterday
there VAS comparatively little done-sales ranging from
o-tha lstter for extra gooa. The great bulk
OF the sales ho zever were at &assas The following
lie few Of The leading transactions:
, 1860-05-15
C0NGRBs-f1Rsr Session.

WAzn1ssus, AA1l4-
SEsArE.-Thera Is slim Attendance, owing
to the general interest felt in the arrival Of the
japanese. The galleries we're almost deserted,
which led to some witty remarks that the ia
panese Embassy drew better than the Douglas.
ii AZ. Grttenden mored the Senate adjourn: :.
for any show that came along.
,Ar. Crittenden explained that this was far
ahpre m ordinary show, - $50.
After some debate, the Senate adjourned, by
yeas IL, naysll.
, 1860-05-15
COMMERCIAL.

IAoMnA1 Evxusa. May II, 1sso-
The following are The receipts and shipments
for the last twenty -four hours:
, 1860-05-15

Sales Of 800 Ordinary Cattle from 4sG3a5 to SIC.
Sales ofs5o Good Shipping Cattle, s1.:s@4oo.
Sales ef150 Common Light Cattle, s2,755a.0o.
Sales OF 600 sheep from s4 45a o to oe5, and some
few extra sold Is high a. a6+50 per ewt.
Sales Of 8:5 Hogs from q .50a4.7 to49a.
SAFES Of II Cows hom 0o93600 to 4to0o per hold.
Below VIC gire few sales, average weights &c.
, 1860-05-15

The Lake Steaner ssRay State.',
Toaox7o, May 14-Tba steamer Bay STATE
was fnally. got of yesterday, : sud. came Into
Immediately.
, 1860-05-15

The Ohio and Baltimore kailrond.
:. BALTIMORE, May 1.-THE Baltimore Rail-
road sustained no damagc By the recent freshet.
AL the trains are running with their usual
proE,ptness.
, 1860-05-15

Tax Paor rrA1Gn S1ATk saI LosT.-D5 the f.now1uS
extract which clip from the Mnwaukee Sentinel will
be .ceu that ha.Fso Pte stata hss arrived at Nszu.
kee:
State Which generally supposed 10 be 4 the bottom q
team pump md tug Lera.aa Her estee w.s ~ ct
sud .soIvd at Na:kE4w sons eight Or nine hundred
aEed The propeller s,rYek 81 Mtchisea rent md sunk q
hi- sore In her hui which will not require more THAI
TWO daye rp.1. Eh htw vt @ @ Sound ~. .sn;s II:
wo;fipg. H,r A.7ya1 quite Rs unexpected as w1s
tv.nx to the lnsuyA1 ant agents. who hAd nads
In thsf the As Ind cargo were fataloss
.acvnnThc schooper Ady1nce, which left this poYt
on Wedretday last. Laden .i,h lumber iso beor: got
unt Thursd.y afternoon when the suE Red Eric PULLED
her Oh. :. -. ~ .oo.,t
.rTnnS ar hi head Of Fehtng l.xnd. She liberated
s. thc Red Erc the following and has Essd up.
I1a+trl1t Free ffeA.
, 1860-05-15

0Lp Folks CoxcERr.-The ladies and gentle.
men who intend taking part in this Concert are
requested to meet tor rehearsal, at Room 2B
Portland Block, formerly Sloan lecture room.)
O'Clock, 4 full and punctuni attendance is de-
sired. .''-
Please bring Boston Melodeon md Ancient
Harmony Revived. my1+2t
, 1860-05-15

WW We call especial attention to the adver-
tisement Of fine stock Of Boots and Shoes tor
sale at the old stand Of Mr. C. F. Wells, 1858
Randolph street. 4 large part Of their goods
are yet in their cases, direct from the Manulac-
turer, where they were selected with the great
est care for the retail trade. An opportunityto
buy really fine goods at such sacrifice is rarely
presented.
, 1860-05-15

BuaoLARr.-The provision htore on the cor"
ner Of Madison and State streeta, was entered
On Saturday night by breaking pane Of glass.
, 1860-05-15

~ Go to John Jones, l19 Dearborn street
and get your clothes cleaned and repaired.
They will Be well done and at priccs suit the
times. ,-'-
, 1860-05-15


NEW YoaK. May 1;.-Thc stecmcr Illinois,
from Havre via Southampton May lst, aud the
-;tots S Taylor from New OzIsaus and Havana,
arrived to-day.
, 1860-05-15

Ia there gentleman and lady, or three
single gentlemen, who desire boarding, With
home comforts, at d h moderate price! If 50. =
they can apply at the pleasant locality No. II
Wabash Avenue. .mY14 st.,
, 1860-05-15

RusAwAr.-on Saturday, pair Of horses at
tachsd to large wagon, dashed past our Of:
8cs st break-neek speed, to the imminent dan
ger Of vehicles and pedestrians. They were
arrested al Washington street, by a gentleman
whose Maine NC could not learn.
, 1860-05-15

Attempted Suicide OF a Murderer.
NEW YoaK, Nav l4.-Eobert c. Mcdonald.
the murderer of Virginia Stewart. attempted
suicide 1ny Is is st' an. al:se but
, 1860-05-15

1nh,-uArrSrs Marquette, Plymouth bark Fame
brs Globe; sehrs scott. Altar; ~ Ba.lsd Vermont
npaxsIrScp Dunti:E bark Plymouth blk S. c, Wal
bridge; sch1 Entcrrte G. Gs1swoid. fes,lt~s heh
AaHns 9sva 9i
Montgomery, Queen c! the iafes; te GLOBE sehss
Noble. John :. MinosJ thartn, 6rznGeF isAnd Ctry
D u Martin, Arctic. -
Do1v-PfoPs III. Vernon. Quincy; b..9ues John Thur.
BIZ Msck; bnts Lafayette Ccok, " Cross Eapoput:
John L. Gross. Kae Richmond. International Bar
bzgan Adds, No etfe.
III" schooner n P. Goode hard aground Inst eva=
ming between the two lights In the river below here md 1t
last 4ccpnnts had received no a'd. . :.
, 1860-05-15
H1tstnad Canal, 9th.
Erltrr n.rN-TtYpkS

-Ef-Eultcn. Djws-Te1esa,
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.
ARR1fE May ls.
EH Brown Loespo ~ Cd soeble rtone 70 cas- dlrnsn
hon ktort.
H.G. LoomlA Athens 6st Cd 1u5h!e stons-
Terror ~ ~ ~. - - -.
iesestis gator, = 50
Josephine, La Sale. 800 bus cofn-
TTadeI, haniafte, 4so1 pitcns drainage Pipe. - :.
-
CLEAREn.... .!.,Axs l..
GeoEt Norris 6,,sst Il 1umh<E, 900 esdas posts.
!ak P.1E, umnlt bbl beet, AZ ob1, aon ~ brs oasa
Fame, Ottawa, hRht.
II. u. Loomls. Athen&, light.
Terror =
" Il, Brow, 1otspo5t"s- - = .f.l- -. .1'.i;' ''.-
ant;1.ofss ! q Sslse nj bbls kal .T~'a-
Ocean SpEzy, OttawaS a1.363 4 lumber.
J, L. Al Gxk1aArt LoekpeHt, Nsht.
, 1860-05-15

TEE DELEGATES TO 7H. CONVENTION aud all
others will please not forget the India Rubber
Store, 81 Dearborn street, near the fremont
House, where all kinds Of Rubber Goods, IN.
cludini. Clothing. Camp Blankets, Travelling
Bags, Betting, Packing, Hose and Fancy Arti-
cles may be had at Ion prices. .. myl6-et,
, 1860-05-15

CoaREcT1ox.-ln the communication of M,.
Il. G. Chiids, Superintendent Of the MECHANICAL
Bakery, published yesterday morning, an error
occurred in stating the amount eaved to The
CITY, during the past two ysars, to be-ten,hun-
drsd thousand dollars. It should hare read
Two hun dred thousand - - ---- --
, 1860-05-15

B Trunks, Vallses. and Travelling bage-a
large assortment-mannfa by II. 4. g. S.
Wright, 6l and 219 Clark street. my141w
, 1860-05-15

- Latin Brown have moved from No. u
to NJ. 50 State street.. They hare on hand q
good supply Of Pork and Beef Hams.
,nv 1o.EtN
, 1860-05-15

ER Rev. Mr. Guinness will preach Tuesday
evening at the Ttnrd (Rev. Mr. Swasey's Pres.
byterian church. Service to commence 1t u
n:cfntk it'd
, 1860-05-15

Funs1rrRs-Buyers should be sure to call
at Marsh Brothers, before purchasing. They
rrRsrrunE Of the best quality at the lowest
possible price. It is their custom also to pack
and deliver free of churge.
MARSH BRos., JOG Lake street.
, 1860-05-15

CnARIrs NorKs IN OuBToDY.-The kidnap-
per, Charles. NoJes was arrested in this city
yesterday morning and gave bail in 5000 to
appear.
, 1860-05-15
Gc1tzral NattrRa.

TAUTION.-A Note payable to
~ Dr.. Seeey BrowaeN, fox Fifty roa,1. a!sned BY A.
kartnk beea audently obtained this h t. VAN III p4r.ons
against purchasing II. Is It Will not be paid 1s ms
Uhlcaxo, May llth. 1850. a. CARPENTER.
, 1860-05-15

W1owAu. ;W1awA4-EvkRYBoDT..R RusuEs 70
SEK-Dut the greatest 1ush is at Sam Dunn d
Co.'S Hat Store for that elegant style OF hats,
where all kinds are to be found. Strangers and
The public are invited to attend.
, 1860-05-15

Acxxov1zpo.a TUX Coax.-H. 0. Wagoner9
wishes to let his numerous patrons know that
be will be On hand this week, with his corn
pfeparx.ions.' - - '..
, 1860-05-15

SHEEP-Ihefe Is 2it Gem and lot falf qualify Sheep
and the ma.ket is steady At e3oo for shezzed and $ for
feece. Sales 5estesday were as follows:
4t1 SAttp &FG1Aeaa8
- 1S = ~
% Gu 1AV
During the tho week lot Of lb dne Leicester Sheep
sold ty Az. Ewing Of Wiseonsin, O. Abee for ttoo 2
100 lot averaging shout 1.9 bs w. Ewing Is one
Of the be sheep raes IN Wisconsin, and his stock ia ua
vcssally admired.
L,1< shors S.ls aad Ssipua Yard-Aa,k1 R7.oet<i r.
prc.|y far sht Chic1go PREss AaD TRtBr1x BY Wal.
TEE SnxRNax, for tie setrk e.diag Nay II, 1880.
Stock received for the week s69 Cattle.
:. :. :. ....................s s67 Sheep.
:, >. ;. >. .................., e83 Hogs.
-. '. :. :. ................,,., II Cows.
, 1860-05-15

Coop Bu77zR.-Thoss who really want that
article will do well to call on Folsom Dorsett,
% State street. ueis agent for selling the best
dRiriea in the State,