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come Guitc brisk. Within the 1,ast len days.
parties in this city have received large uu1n.
1itics OF shingles by this route, direct from
the remote terminus Of the road. It is be-
.ie|cd that This traffic Will be largely incrcas-
cd during the next year.
BREAD CoSTRACT.-kendall, Sons, &c. of |
1hls city have just served an immense bread |
Contract: They have agreed to furnish to !
C"ptain Si1nonds, IF Louisville, and Major |
Cat"n: ct New York, sfsea hundred and fifty !
toos of hard bread, to be baked and delivered !
IN the month Of December This is said to be |
The heaviest single contract ever before made |
1n the tinted States. DUST think Of it-l,50O |
p00 pounds Of bread.
RELIGIOUS SEnv1cEs.-On Sunday next
there will be imposing services ut the Church
OF the immaculate Conecrtion, on Franklin
street. North Division. In the forenoon th8rc !
Nlli be solemn High Mass. eomncnsln! at /
10 l-2 O'clock At :; y. H. there will Be YES !
rers, during which tie Rt- Rev. DR.. Dngan, |
Bishop Of Chicago. will lecture and give The
1apal Benedictiou- The annual collection 1or
the church will be taken during the day The
societies attached to the church Will provide
Seats for strangers and members Of other CON
grcEations.
DEATH OF 4 CHICAGO Man FROM EXPO
suRE-Thc Detroit Tribune Of the Sth inst,
has thy following: The brig Nm. Treat arri-
he'd here on Sunday from Chicago, with col
ors al half-rlast- She had been taken in tow
ut For; Huron by the tug John Alartin> and
shortly after coming over the flats, one Of The
men was sent ont On the jibhoom to attend
to some duty, and while there fell oyerboard
lie afterwards swan for some minutes and
VAS l';chcd up by the tug, but lie was so
chilled that a}l efforts 10 resnscisac him were
7lnayalllnE. His name was Andrew Williams.
he was about twenty-slx ycars of age, nu-
1narricd, and resided on Eenzie street, Chi
c:go. An isnlncst was held on The body by
DR. l;.ndcrd:Ie Of this city, into whose
Charge il WAS delivered
F1E THE HoL1pA1S.-Jo1n Wright fhr oI1r-
1eyor to 1h.. tastes and :1,pctites Of ..ycfas
icisahi.s,' . has just returned FROM New York
artii1c+ @ - H1tablc for Holiday siffz IN tic se
l,vti,.n Of these lttie affairs he has exhibited
a 3,rsf found appreciation tt the beautiful and
7.-ith i:i- usual enterprise has secured the
s.latc.1 of everything in his line. Fruit,
1rlly, pound, and in 1act every variety ofcakcs
Az. 1ily,l III. on his shelves. besides an i'm
7,,ns.. .tcck Of 1!ain and fancy confectionery,
nut up in Ill conceivable STYLES. We noticed
:,lso twenty five kegs Of finc white Erapes. Of
,,,vc;or quality. Il, addition, his hill Of Iirc
+ til1d with t!ly choicest yands offered ii the
7na;k,t. which are served u' in a princely
1:.a,avr Fo: anything. in tie line OF fancy
Gift. t1;ys confectionery, ee cream, or more
Substantial fool 90 to JOHN Wright, - LARK
street.
IMPORTANT To TILE Pi-BL7c.-Though no.
tic.- has several tints appeared III the daily
7:,iw7s t.. :lr ct!rst Lat Internal Rcye7uc
ft:lnI : ave in no ca:r receivable for Postage,
te:v It'll coH.vS 10 tir Chicago Post Office
NJ, :vry.rr Of fnr1v or Fifty letters per day
,sji! 1l revenue st:.n.7,s Of different ,lenomi
3la1:o,n sp'n them uf course, titSr epis.
tl:-' :;r aii 5. nj to tist Dead Letter Office at
Washington: VIZ again caution our readers
:.:-a ST this practice. :* they not only lose
IT. r:.u. Of 1Et stamps but Indefinitely delay
1hclr co:rc-!oat:. nte.
Another l,t,i:.. % which 7Vc desire to call at
t,n1i,1. * 1::.t @a!lcd stamps arr not to be
i::-tr5 r1S.! -llvs1. Of PAPER as many persons
;.,.,.,a.-c. jilsl,,<;. the Postmaster. in til.
tv,.1,i Of :, rrt, III; 1o bling arranged for will
a:o. r,i, Il. .t..lE!e tt:t are so pasted as it is
7,,rt.--ary III moi c:s.s, that 2le SHOULD sue
n,5li ei,i'.- in order 10 determine tit lropricty
OF III. ,Nc.:in... Parties having soilca stamps
:, ;,},i i1v,l 10 l.a them. for tw tily* As it
j. i.;1: probable that there -raemi'1:o :onjwiN
b.. .Tv,ilcd for
E.s,.-l17ly yDoNE,-C1,.u If lie sn5zs i:s4ercst-
is!e /, ;ag.s i'll lie r.i;ort of lhr Rhetorical
s..ti;y, it1t !;-t evening, w:;s lie ait;sHnnce-
7ne., If ,!lc commencement Of a Printers
Fr;it,": - en:low Il 4'frintcrs Iiarar:.' i'll
crni:.>t:.,1 with lie v.:lu;,',le lbvar; of tlle
S,r:,iy. Tie proposed Printers Library
j. APPROPRIATELY II III composed Of works ct
*Tyl"'ssa!!'!y :'1'l Bil'sra1'hy hy'-rrecise1y
.ls,'-' is.v:s,1ai,!e III every ,Ee connected with
1hc P:v=s-:.1lA -l:uutd the At.-ig be Gbe-
ra1ly ca:rrsi OH it will be Il 1aSi:g honor and
1n.,,r'7 10; Only 1n .'tlr city hui 10 the tyin'-
:1.si i.i:;:: i.7tfvs-ios Throughout The West.
T!r S.u.ittv l1,:a,ly is'-:c.-cs rsuHleruus and
s;,r.. collection IF w..rks- -ibc:n.li!g Thomas
- Gi.l,,ry IL frii4ii&w,' lie writings If Dib
Gin. Sir EEs:71:.n Bridges, Waits, L"wEtl.S
D.. Ra~r. %:c.-wers- rarely 1" l" f'Hntl i1
1!le We3t-s:"t always i'll public Hbrarjr:-
1,:ru:Mg All admirable isurivus Isr The pro
1s'=,:a Library. lii: intelligence: of printer:
snd l',hli-lnr- raj. t:i:y Judge. from >tt2h :
1,.ninniro. wl}.1 u1:v L." expected from thi
;S"ccry, fur their sr.,ciit. by Timely ;ll.! I,
1h.ir ALREADY genrr:'a- and successful lab,.rs
Il s,nl. rele:,i,:> f"r ts!sl say, whether the
will "y;il themselves Of suvh ! !t'9ih:sing +
secure Il El.Taty is'r their particular benefit
whlel.. otherwise. l,lay be lung w:.s.tiug.
Ii z;,r:ns ". II t"r th, Intelligence aud pal
Tic slifi, # nur E!s:''rlsal S.'ci'1y, 1;:s il b;
J:n is:!i!y aid wi,!:- ;4i,rc its la.,uT
5or 1i1r is1,lrdi:.1r good # The most iunnrla,
iEicrtsfs IF Chicago and The N..rt]ttrc-
Fr. Il prrs,ai;:.! !sll.71ledee and Inspection
The fruits If il y:,-l }:ttar-. wc say his. Ii
not 1lsu-c wh"~, Interests ii would Irnns,t
7,c s.ae'warr: il, ;l>sls.i,g and encouraging ii
deserving labors.
A'.ost one ,,'clocl. yesterday. !: fire WIS di
covered III the upper story Of the brrk huils
ing ON tlle northeast corner Of Dearborn IN
Randolph street. The trp originated in a pi
<,f Sl.aylnys and hummer in the workshop
MIR. Terllllnr. show c:l:t manufacturer, and HI
d,,r the prompt ttii,r's Of The Fire Dcpa1
3nc,t- The wi.,e a;!si:n:.. irwin. IN the cor
1'ust''ie character Of III: 1aa1cTials, Won
soon haze hs.:n wEal't IN tfaincs- The dama:
sustained hy Mr.. Tcrlurc was ee
f5'lgn', 5n;'ncc and ~, vas fully pfnlly covered covered i
Fire Insurance Company. Mr. c. H. SERVE
who orena;ies the second story. sustain,
some Gan.ge from the water, which col
lic:ely drcnel'cd his stationary. papers, ii!
furniture. liz is insured Oh the Charter O.
t,f Hartford. The building is owrcd hy u
-1oL1i Jennings, " lle i. al>o indcnniiiel by
insurance III New Y"rk Company.
II is. or should le. ;he any IF some Of o
City ofi.lai~ 10 examine. 1T tIiiS season Of /
year, tsr condition nf The stoves, 1lrS, ct
especially where carpenter shops, and make
ln'wHOI are lucitrd III the heart OF the Gil
Eccordcrss ce:,rt--Tria! er Brown al
0:Nc1t the Safe Robbers.
A: the opening OF the Recorder Court Y,
terly morning there WIS Il large crowd
ls'tc';'iof= lresell;. drawn thit'er l'y the
1oHlrenclt mad, tie day before, thn1 Bro
and bNcil. the great .aic roi..,r7s, were to
l''"c, d On Trial, Tic exploits of these /
licl III their liei's'li:lr field Of crime would
y volume il. their narration The list S
brohcn into l,y them WAS TINT Of ClaryN HOY
f':i North Water street, some three weeks Il,
from which they l1>stractcd about
thousand one l:undrcd dollars, and for
robbery they were to come before the Cot
Nearly the whole forenoon was spent il
7s'n',elling jury The prosecution was c
t'uct.ti l'y the States Attorney. assisted
mir G. H. Reed. and the defense was slst:
I'd by s. II. l. ". S. Felkcr. Officer Dix
who had ARRESTED the defendants nj MI1N
kce, few days after they had committed
burglary already mentioned. testified to
Knowledge of the prisoners, that they y
well known to the police :ts expert safe br,
crs, and that 1Lcy had brokcn open more :
in this city Than all The oiher burglars tog
er. Some s1.01G.p0 WITS found on Brow
7!ic lime of his arrest, and Of this :, Il
amount was identified by Mr. Howe and
cr= rs having comprised part Of the ST
funds.
The evidence was % conclusive and O
whclming thai The most strenuous effort
their counsel could not save them from
penalties: If lie law.
Mr. ". s. Fclher made 4 strong ap}lca
the court ard jury, though he appeared Il
forced down by the weigh Of the tcstin1on,
froduccd 1,v the people. He commended
it was necC@-a1y1o prove the act to have
committed in the night and cited author
III support ii his position. It was :lsC
kis.rd that the people had failed to prove
commission OF the offc1,se within the linl
1le city TLc jury. however, under tht
htrH.tions of the court. rendered a verdi
guilty and tiScd the term Of imrrIson,