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INTERESTING TO Purchasers OF FINE WATCHES
William Dixon London. and jules Jurgensen's Coper
hagen WATCHES; Eugene Breguet's NICKEL WATCH
CLARE'S BALTIdORE PATCHES, the best Time-Keer
for sale by GABRIEL h. CLARK, corner Of Calyer
and Water streets Importer Of Fine Watches Jewelry Gold
Chains Silver and PlatedWare, Lecoure's Swiss RazoIs
and Strops, Gold, Silver and STEEL Specacles to suit al
New goods in store. Purchasers will pleaseca
Notice-Store CORNER CALVERT AND WATER SIS
Baltimore su16t
j. LIPP l. Co., GENTLEMEN's CLOTHING AND
FURNISHING STORE corner of Baltimore and Paca Streets
has always hand well selected stock CLOTHS, CAS-
sIMERES AND VESTINGS. Also a fun assortment of
MADE CLOTHING. Particular attention paid to CUSTOM
WoRK-Our customers guaranteed FULL VALUE for their
money, system being ONE PRICE. s2S3m
REPRESENTATIVE FIRST REGIMENT
~ LIGHT ARTILLERY, BALTIMoRE, Nov 2s. 1850
9dSy T meet 4 hem e9ssTs e the JSnPf kFsry Cen
at ~ O'clock A., to elect Off ,ers foT said Company,
Comas Is e aG, Light j S 9rt1iisry.
$40. Z. MARSHALL, Act'g Adit ms tn vset,st
~ypMARYLAND INSTITUTE SOHOUL OF
On ne MEM s9 T s ooeged % TIE
Teachers and Members are requested prepared to
Persons wishing join the School who have not procured
then sg9 # + once fha g " p G5FGS STIt
fpOFFICE OF THE BALTIMORE ASSOCIA-
1rS TIoN FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF THE CONDI-
TI0N THE POOR, November 26th l85O.-The Managers
up the usual annual collection for the benefit of Poor
in midst There were relieved by this Association du
ring the last year B. 5o families, comprising 1859 rsons
Of which number ~ persons were in widows families
and a large number of single sewing women were also
helped to the full extent OF the SOciety's means This
soeaon has expended all its money; Tie baqace in The
treasury ot not the appropriations for present
month, November; and the Applicant help are
coming mere and more and urgent-any of the
most worthy class. suddenly of work by the
present Crisis and wholly unpreparcd the rgors Of the
winter just upon them3re lOo.ing assistance
The Board therefore, wish to upon the Collectors
dny to canrdS$ the Wards Thoroughly to give all oppor
tanity TO contribute the reiiet
Gus, industrious and sick p?1r If city, very
specially ask liberal contributions part of the
charitable public H. u. BRRSHEARS Src'y
The Cole tors will in Commit Of two" with hooks
Tly auhent tted, having the the President
JOHN g BRUNE Esq, and Of the Secretary, H. q. BRA
SHEARS, on the first page.
n26 mOn.v ed .Fri-2w
{F-PST. ANDREWS SOCIETY. The ami
- yerSary meeting of the ST. ANDREWS SOCIETY
OF BALTIMORE, for the election officers ansac-
ton of Other business held at the Giimor House On
st Andrews Day, FRIDAY NEXT, Bath instant, at L
O'Clock ". MAUKINTOSG, Secretary
BY resolution Of the Society, the anniversary dinner will
be omitted this and business of will
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yEDDo TEA-A delightful article, part of the
FIRST IMPORTATION FROM JAPAN, just received ami
for sale by GREEN Y0E,
o3tf SO W. Baltimore street
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| DR.. ENNEDY is continuing his good Offices in
relieving citizens from at his Rooms 81 Saratoga
street DR.. Kennedy Corns and Bunons in wonder
fui without either pain bleeding We hope that
Mr., Kennedys will be such will repay him for
years O study. o.Oly
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Aggregate CAPIz,AL Represented,
$Io,ooo,ooo.
TOHNSTON'S INSURANCE
Rooms, --

73575 Second ST., Baltimore.
MARINE AND FIRE Policies ISSUED UPON APPROVED
RISKS, WITHOUT THE DELAY OF CONSULTING
THE HOME OFFICES.
Lo55e5 adjusted and paid at this Ageny eVitb-
oat reference to The Parent Offices.
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bill introduced into the Georgia House of Ds
legates for the call of Convention to reduce the
number of the members of the General Assembly,
L WAS Loaf
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IapoRrANT TO BoUssKEEPER:

IaPoRTANT 70 BoUssKBEPERs.
To know that they money by purchasing Wood
already Saved and Split Office otCity Steam Fire Wa,d
Mil,
No. 3NoRrH STREET
xle-J JAMES r. JOHNSON
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WINE DEPOT
w For the sale of the CHAMPAGNE WINES 0
Messrs MOET Il CHAEDON, Epernay.
HOOK WINES Of Aessrs HENKEL 20, Mayan1e.
BORDEAUX WINES Of Tessfs. BRANnENBURG
FRERES, Bordeaux.
BURGUNDfES Of Ms R BRUNINGHAUS, Nuts.
p. TIERNAN & son.
oI7-tfr II n. Charles street
oranges rs, 600 sweet Porto Rico Oranges,
W received per brig echo" from Mayaguez for sale IN
lots to suit purchasers, by STIRLING AHRENS,
n272t* 81 Buchanans wharf
HAVANA ORANGES
II PER STEAMSHIP BALTIMORE
$4,000 Havana 0RANG ES, very large and sweet, da
from Havana. For sale by
FRIEND, RICKETTS, & co,
n272tr 70 Smiths wharf
TNGLISH SPLIT PEAS AND PEARL BAR
LLEy-A fresh supply just received and for sale by
GREEN 4 YOE
cs- 80 W, Baltimore street,
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5TpST. ANDREWS SOCIETY.-The ami
- versary meeting OF the ST. ANDREWS SOCIETY
OF BLTlMORK for the election officers ard the trarsac
ton of other business. will be held Gmor House. on
st. Andrews Day, FRIDAY NEXT, Bath instant, at l.
O'Clock ". MACK NfOSH, SECRETARY
BY resolution Of the Society, the anniversary dinner will
be omitted this year. and business importance will
come before the meetinG full attendance the members
il desired.
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GET Your SHIRTS AT ADAMS, JAG Baltimore st.
Get yout Shirts at ADAMS, lag Baltimore street.
Get your Shirts at ADAMS, LAG Baltimore street
Get your Shirts at ADAMS, lI6 Baltimore street.
Get your Shirts at ADAMS, 146 Baltimore street.
Get your Shirts at ADAMS, LAG Baltimore street
Get your Shirts at ADAMS, LAG Baltimore street.
Get your Shirts at ADAMS, 1i6 Baltimore street.
Get your Shirts at ADAMS, 146 Baltimore street,
up stairs you woadhave good fit, make 'and materials.
The finest s5 Good Shirts lower 2dking Shirts IS cents
each. nl9-tf
KINDLING WOOD KINDLING WOOD
SAWED AND SPLIT WOOD OF ANY SIZE.
At Office of City Steam Fire Wood Bill,
... No. NORTH STREET.
siat JAS II. JOHNSON
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IMPROVED GLYCERINE CREAM.
The best preparation offered to the public for the
and prevention of Chapped Hands, Lips, &c. One
applications of this Cream will render she skin soft smooth
and decatey white. Prepared only by
N. HYNSON JENNINGS CO., Pharmaceutists,
olOu No. SO N. Charles street,
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FIRE DEPARTMENT..

FIRE DEPARTMENT.
COMPANIES. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS.
Security Ins, Co. of N. Y. 100000
Phenlx 6 100000
Resolutc " IA, 1000
Montauk C g 200, 900
New World C " 245,ooo
Lorillard 264, 700
Insurance Co. of State of Va. 100000
ms. Co. of the Valley of Va. $4,000
Albemarle of Virginia 100000
Lynchburg &C 3S5,O0o
Northern of London 6,298,8oo
MARINE DEPARTMENT.
Mercantile Mutual of ny 1925, 900
Lynchburg of Va. 385,ooo
Insurance Co. of State of Va. 900, 900
Citizens ms. Co. of Va. 2oo,O
III Licensed BY the STATE Of Maryland.
THOMAS y, JOHNSTON,
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BoGLE's AMERICAN
ELECfIC HAIR DYE,
Is superior to all others the meridian a candle
All initiate BoGLE to his style of advertising, which
for years has been headed
TIE BEST HAIR DYE IN THE WORLD
New others New Workers. without brains, steal and copy
this Their Dyes miserable their invention is
temptible. Avoid them all Boge's has been awarded
Medals and Diplomas them all, and, their disuay
pronounced the only Hair Dye to be used with safety Nc
green tnts smut, skin staining, humbpg, bat re-
liable, ssfa and For sale at
BoGLE's BAZAAR,
2G2 Washington street.
For sale III Baltimore by SETH S HANCE, los Baltimore
street, and by druggists generally. ia5eof
, 1860-09-08
AUSTRIAN SCHEMES.


tCoffttpQnHlnCcpat u tHe Au0GDQ NFWd+l
Term, Saturday. Aug. IS.
There have been plenty Of signs for long
time past that Austria is preparing not only to
defend what she holds in Italy, but to regain
what she has lost. We now tGat such iuten-
tions and hopes actually exist, by means Of let
te7s forwarded to US by friendly States; We see
Venetitn Kingdom" heading ths Austrian
.fIicia. documents, which Immediately after tie
THlatrancs business merely had the heading Of
"venetia :" we know it from the confessions
cf emiss.1ies who hare been arrested from
time 10 time, and from documents that tave
found their way to US from other paris Of Italy.
Tic Court Of Rome is in strict league with
Aus.ria for this object and end, we have obtain.
ed setne mcst valuable information siEce the
celebrated interview at Topiisz. Wekuow thht
q coalition against France was there hroached,
ard that il wus resolved to make an approach
towards England, and make use Of her with
out trusting her"-these are the very words
that by IN iodiecretion were babbled in letter
! written in Bavaria To this combination the
Pope would lend all the weapons in his spiritual
armory: Prussia, Austria, and some Of the
m:aor powers would supply the 81 ldiers; Eng.
| nbstinatelg aloof from tue lnort ment. The
erat move in Italy wouldbe made By preaching
communism; in other words, by appeals to the
most brutal passions. Impossible schemes aud
| vain to1es, you Will say. 1t ia not very likely
| that Eogland will give money 10 help Austria
and the Pope; it il not veFy likely that Italy
| vii. I:yallow The bait Of communism. But The
| schemes and hopes exist Tor all that, and from
such schemes and hopes We shall soon see dis
| turbnuces ensue. over which We trust, ueTerthe'
l:ss, to obtain the most signal triumph.
, 1860-09-08

NA1Lz. Tuesday, Aug. II.
cannot describe to you the panic which has
taken possession OF the people. We have q
second 4th Of May this morning, for the whole
population is sWArmIpg out, and every kind Of
household furniture is to be met with. Truth
to sav, the appearance Of things is not likely 10
calm the nerves Of the timid. SentineIs stand
at the corner Of every street; large bodies Of
troops aud of the National Guard are pa'rolng
the civ. Many are bigouaeked in the squares,
whers they have spent tho night, and artillery
is In the street..
Things, rereas, look very ugly. Half m
hour alter midnight We were startled bJ hear
ing several rounds Of cannon ia the direction
ofCas.elianar but as Jet hare not heard the
detaiIf. An attack was made I am told, on the
.hp-ot.tbe-l lhe Aonarca. which IL nearly
ready for sea. hare eince gathered these d.
mort Of CastelIamara, stem on towards the Mo-
narca. Two boatfoad6 Of men proceeded, one to
| The stern, the other to the bows. 4 h.wser VA.
cut. ths chain cable resisted the efforts Of the
men- one Of whom exclaimed ~ impofsible.' u
The sentinel hearing it, gare the alarm, end
shots we're fired on both sidea, the Gazlbaldinl
eT.ine % out, " Viea Italia r." Nsca G4ri1aldi r
| ~ afhers responding, "Vira il R<i" The
fort opeued fire, but With what effect canno
,eil. Fiuaitv, The Ye1oce withdrew behind tht
| Rr;iish md French ships o:waT Btationed there
| 4 hn.t from each vessel went ashore to make
;nonir;cs into the affair, and returning, induced
ths Veloce to leave. Capt. Acton, Of the No
rarca. il wounded, some say nortslly; two o.
three men IRE wounded, and, some add, twt
Im.y not ascertain the decision ofthe Minis
1r1 fore / close this, bat may else 1t e'onos
as certain that .hs city will BAN - ssNe o. Mss
g G..-d ud' % Tbe military, with the exception Of
smsu body, will leave the city: The 1as! u,
% bsIie1s. tb.t : re.ttionsry plot has been dlseos
Aouils. Tho Countess and her family want 2, q
bosrd Brazilian vessel Of war during tho n'gh;'
snd his Royal Highnoss Is nov on noslo - u
| vecht. He bas Instructions Wn1aa ~ - " wv
, 1860-09-08
TELEGRAPH BETWEEN FRANCE AND THE
United STATES

The advantage to France of having a tele
eraphic cable laid do~n between her own
co.sts sud those Of the United States, is point.
ed ou, by tho Constitutiontl, in an artisle
which directs attention to the principal condi-
Minister Of the Interior ard the Company repre.
seuted by NM. Roset., Conneau aud Curtis.
After observing that the establishment Of q
lelcoraph,c communication between the two
countries must have tile fleet Of increasing The
movement Of sff4l1s, in very decided manner.
ms1tets. he article proeeeds il the foilowine
ts1ma:
The Coupany engages, for the euaraniee of a
, 1860-09-08

We rcceiva from Rome numerous letters,
winch ali rgrec in conttadic:lng the news circu
lated by several journals That ali the political
prisoners belonging to the Romagnas hare been
released. The fact is, that they all, without a
single exception. remain in irons- Sons lew
prisoners (the Upihtohe gives their naues) we're
net at liberty on June "a. but none Of them were
from the RomagoAs- q; the Sc very few, almost
all bad but u very lew weeks or duy8 10 remain
in prison before the term Of their sentence
would expire, and the majority returned to
the!r fsmilies afflicted with incurablc di4ases
contracted during their confinement. What
mntters7" SAID the pr est, "ne have done ur
bost to save their souls!' A fayo1ite device
If the Roman Government when it wishes to
gam credit 1or ctemeucy is to remit an .l]usoIy
portion of heary sentence. particularly iR
cases where the recipient Of the favor has al
ready suffered 81 muth that he is not likely to
I've 10 enj,y it. For example, four years have
which young Mezzopreti Of Tocli WIS con-
dtmne3. But he is now nothing but living
skeleton stretched upon a bed o! suffering. lie
WAS once rich merchant. Since his imprigon-
uent he has lsrned the ceath Of hls father {who
died Of grief). OF his two sons, and the utter
ruin Ct Ills house. Ills young and beautiful
VILE has been Obliged to 60 out to service to
provide for The sustenauce Of his only remaining
child. In most countries when criminal Is
thought to deserve more than twenty years.
Imprisonment be is sentenced for life, Or some
times, which is more humane, to death. But
here forty years Of the gstleys is quite CON.
mon thing But this is not all political ven
geance intticts q ssnieace OF fifteen or twenty
ears in irons even after death. In these cises
the skeleton Of the prisoner, when he dies, Is
1. pt unbur,ed and in irone. When the Pope
thinks it desirable to show me1cy, the number
Of years of imprisonment reuitted is deduced.
tn il,e first instance, from those to be suffered
after death, SO that mary whose names are
pa1 &ded Us instances of his Holioess' cir mency
hare no hopes but to die in the galleya, and
have no other ground for rejoicing than this
tha, the tettefs Will BE- removed from their
bones while 1heir rottenuess is in q somewhat
less advanced state than they were originally
leu to anticipate. There is DO country in the
world but Rome where these rednements Of
cruelty are iudulgtd in. To conclude with an
Individual case: Giovanni Lucent, Roman.
now Les in prison, working out sentence OF
sc yca,s in irons. lie WAS a prosperous trades.
man, and The father Of large family, whom be
brought up in the enjoyment Of peace and CON-.
| fort. The Pope has just granted lin remis-
slon Of e5 months out Of his 81 yearsl Whit j
| lnocxergl Lucent, since he has been ia prison,
las lost i leg aud au eye, has become deaf in
one ear, has tumor in his liver, chronic dis
cage Of the cheat, and squamo G Affection oi
the epigassriun. Is not this killing By allow
| tOfiutef
, 1860-09-08
zeQal aohsrttR&r1&1tT,

A S31G N EES' SAlE-MlI,-
"A WArp PpHK HOUSE. CHICAGO 7h4 A.
n<lss Of VAN bRHNr W.,Tk' U ill seAI puo
nc axeton. II tia lourf H"a+e j.. u itAso k.hE
1A1 ~ IN d.y Of September nt4 At = e'eect It
ol foG day ths s1rs 1ve alxh s:tag krd packing
ataa!samett kne n = thu AL~srl PORK Fl uA~. The
ChY o. Ehlc 'x, also the dwelling hohss Aoout
3tae xnd the hcG n sui stables aitiehsd etts
ri .: y. ..e"t tsasg :. Thereto, oee p,hE F.e. o:.
I'D ~ aaIt sss-nss ;uo;i1.lou of .ets no. 4,
koush d!ansh Aad1ten to Chr axo. The lots b.
1hou - tses 1oat upon tse dock lns o. the Ches&o
Rvsf and lying tsr"n said river And Water atrstt
apps.. by ths fser:ed Zap theseo Ais ~ ltsss Of
NIL lots nom HA T.. Ete1.it * oke1to H6 ~ Nj
vard Gated Ja'y 49, for ~: ys. with pr,vless y
.d s.swart and etatss dated Juas 1857. Fsnrw
Ct fad sasa ios ave uuse, u OF per ceat
upon tbs appr value the lo.1 Ac paw for in
psovsptns II tas end Il u:h rsss I'd term v.u
aion bAsed upon their then le4*hod "a ue. nAv b.
tsen By rfes to The .Ai ease md covenant ot
tewA tht onee.nf y: Hs'bAeh: II Cac.xo. and Of
Nv HopoocA. No. Is william rt4t. New totk. C.ndl-
ton m.de known ste day .! ta's. Possession glen
-, ,.,.n T.? +? S$GssEES4ao14R, SGsESa14 Arsa..'.
, 1860-09-08
PRODUCE.

ITO SHIPPERS OF PRODUCE.
11LEIhe unceu!Gned make liberal Cab Advances en
fof NtW fork-Ntth the option 70 ahpps7e
Montreal. OHRDHNE BHiyTHEBS 4 CO..
kn2 ckR4m ID &opA WA&x Mxbe,
, 1860-09-08
DR., Blacks

Statement in the Cincinnati Medical Journal Of ls thes1.
peut!c propertIea, he sa5s:
"stn8s is Of ths moss valuable alterstisss known.
When taken In do.e It AIS both II an Eme,le md
oahattic. The1e IT, perhsp4 no Article known a1a
able than this in ssrols Syphilis Leueorshes and III Of
the long Of Skin Diseases 81 well other aeetIons Of
chso11c eharate dependeat upoL adepr4ved and cahe
tc habit Ct the s5se. After klvirx fair t in sevs
Ta forms Of t.ca ecuviaced thai: general alter
at7s. It has no superior In tho A1s<ria 4ttea 1tars
tsd nearly all Of the Eeputed Alternatives Of the veg
e!aale Ma.ea Aedlca Ia enc Of the most .oath1ome ds
easssthat huaait5 her TO. and have found that the
ST1LLINGIA possesssa curatIve Iowe,si much high
degree than thing e1se have tried. Sncs t
without s!ns1e failure when The patient gave anything
Ike fartsal. Some Of them the WORST czses
agnable a1d all Ct them yieldedto my treatment In from
TWO to SIX WEEKS. In great majority Of ,he cases
the SYRUP OF sr1LL1SG1A VA tho Gully inte,nh
long standing Lcueobea {aer hsd tried several Of our
best remedies for that daease without any benef} with
the SYRUP OF STlLL1NGA ALONE. tave tried
In ScFoua with the happcst results. One OF the suffer-
little girl. She very bad. The Eants en-
both aies o. her meek very much enlarged and also
Of the earda The front Of he. nek was very mueh
swollen and i1dmed this Ulcerated tut healed
der the influence Of compound Syrup of SaHnsiA With
cut any oer ent During carly part OF list fall
was called to presc7be for two children, who Lad for
some time had scaly er,ptI3n Of the skn which, BE-
Ing irrated scratched would run Into indolent
They were edectuAlls curaa ofthein In ONE WEEK
md the ottcrons soon af1er."
, 1860-09-08

AA&e A019AA9s aug @!+
In spiic Of deuials from various quarters, the
DtI1ts still clings to the Austrian note. aald TO
hare been addressed to the Sardsniau G,vern-
ment. informed Jou some ds1s ago that nore
Fince had reason to change my opinion. Tho
Ut5ats seems disposed to attach weight to
paragraph in Turin journal. which It refers to
VS. The Journal Of Ii. dc Cavour." The psptr
in aues,,on will be rather surprised to learn
that It IL honored with the cou6d :nce Of the
Sandman Premier. It probably suits the COZ.
renierce Of the Dt1ats to assume it to be So,
lust rs il deems it .drsabie, in the same article,
tn cail Sir Charles Napier " the most iilustrious
adversary Of French policy in ~yria" Decided
" t< Uba4s bai.se. It il neither caucid nor
clever, We miss the more adroit pens Of Para.
| dol aud Lemolne.
, 1860-09-08

tAAlDAAUAo . ADDhEAsG.
0n leaving Sicily Garibaldi announced his
departure in the following address to The Na-
tional Guard Of Messina, delivered from the
balcony of his house:
II am summoned elsewhere BY my duty, and
mast qait you, o Slcil!ians! It il now time for
Sicily 10 think seriously and vigorously Of her
o~u defence. Yes, you must hencetorth defend
yourselves alone against whoever may attack
you! have done for you all that Was possible
Tor ne to do. Al present Italy requires that
should 20 elsewhere. Diplomacy has not been
abe to check me, and will positively aot come
10 u compromisr with it,"
1t was in the Washington that Garibaldi left,
hcsinG 1000 men with hin.
According to Ii Rlsrit. Gsribaldi was at Ca
gt;4ri ia Sardinia On the l7th ult. The fisetse
de 1ssiao, ON the other hand, says that the
General, IN the Washington, was at the Island
Of Madeleine, which We LETT for Palermo on the
18th,
, 1860-09-08
sPECULATIoE3 OF A JOURNALIST.

bune, dalipg his letter Aug. goth, says,
Joseph Garibaldi il going TO Naples. How hs
is going, when he II going, nobody but hin4-lf
knows. In all the abundance Of reports Of his
purposed movements. it would be strange il
some oue did not prove to b in tolerabls &C.
cordance With his real plans. To suppose that
wouId Be insane. ]. G, has tho usual strop
mans facult, Of silence. He would need to be
N ass TO .ell Europe at large, the diplomatists
in general, and Naples in particular, in advance
Whit be Vas going to do. That tho debarkas.on
Of his troops On tho Italian main land haa b..
gun, Ne know; beyond that We know nothing.
That 1t will be continued, {uost Of ~ believe
ois dsspits biz Preparations OF resis.anee, will
, 1860-09-08

~ Ward 3nd Mary War, bis vie IN her Own nxEt
ofCh caKo IN The unfy OF Cook and 5 = Of Ii.tois
al o. ,he ;eh,, hltt d.s q Jatv 4. .. .ssa
slo Ord ofrE.t for tho premise htrel aier e
tcitsd, 10 Aecure the psymeof eight eeltAa pro-
mlsso es, beA,ink eTtn due herewith. aud "a. lie
10 cate. Ind ,u17 des rihtd ID = b. eli
Ut Trust, whIch IL 1eeored ~ the Keeor era O1ee
Cook County. IN Bcok - Of Deeds. Eate 81: .1i.
Of the SAID tumas,Fy No md aFp sttou hasts beeu
nude Legal holds ta seli tn= sald IRE
ufe.s de- e1 I'd n th% salu ueed Of Trust:
Nos. tneIetoE:, public notic, hene'y aiTen that in
pu the owtrA auth MY ve+ed In by he
Rid ust Deed, Ani 10 the u and p1r t.eeiu ex
prs 3D. snau Monday, Ae ,enta oay Of -spte 1ber
A. Il 1s6l II len ovoc< set loren o. lit dss at
tie noth d,o of the cout House. IN H. raid cily
der f.r eAsn the foloH described p-es tua: I'd In
tte 20 nty Of Coot aud st.ts q laoa v1-lhe a: nh
NtH Of Of twenty t20} In Block y-rne ~ ID
u. Scaool Section additrn 10 Chicago berg t~eny i've
so.tlt BIS ttft<t And ak bs4
tn: aeY IN the tf sad lot togtther With The ao,th
.viai Of The building suat.d A4id twel1y 20
Ard also at OF the s.ectt tto1y of the dde division oi
sid buidl and II! the rkhi and tqny Il red 1ptIo
Of the sid Daniel H. Ward and mary. hi. w!te ,hsll
hE3Ss 4ua assigns there T. -
- fr1 Aknx xfEH
, 1860-09-08

when ten ni1ss 1t sea. On btard The Pauailip.
po, which arrived yesterday with Dumaa, these
were onlJ ! 800 muskets intended Tor Sicily, but
. number OF caasa Of rerolV>rs coDsigned to n
French gentleman here for Prince Luigi. Tho
Government had telegraphio warning Of the
fact, and the landing OF them wAs prohibited.
In the Ministry they have been busy arranging
tbs best points Of the capital tor the concsntrA-
tim oF TIA NAtfnpnt funr1