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RELIEF FOR THE SUFFERERS*
Our readers will observe, In another column,
a call for a meeting, lobe held this evening,
for tho purpose of raising funds for the relief
of tbe inhabitants of Albany, Cimanchc, and
other towns that have been involved in the
late terrible calamity. We trust this call may
meet with a hearty response, that tho meeting
may be well attended, and that a subscription
may there ba started that shall do all that
money can do towards rel eving those who are
yet within reach of human help. It is long
since we have bad such a call upon Our sym
pathies. Probably not one of us can xomeir.
hern single instance, since Illinois became a
State, combining so many dements of' merito
rious distress. In a moment, a whole town is
laid in ruins. Those who arc not crushed be
neath the falling timbers, find themselves at
once, stripped of all their properly, without
food, without shelter, in tho midst of a storm
such aa no ono can imagine who Ims not him
self experienced iis effects. The approach of
night renders the ruin still more appalling.
Everywhere, through the rain and the dark
ness, husbands are socking their wives, parents
their children, children their parents. Almost
all being ruined, the sufferers cannot look for
a helping hand from their neighbors. U is
this sense of utter helplessness that furnishes
tho crowning horror of such a catastrophe.
Every element which cculd call loudly for tho
charities of the humane seems to bare had a
share in the tragedy before us. There are few
persons iu this community who cannot afford
to give something for the reliefer their suffer
ing and destitute brothers and sisters, who lie
groaning in tbe devastating track of tho tor
nado. And wo feel assured that fow will al
low this opportunity for laying up treasures in
Heaven to pass by unimproved.
MB. SEYMOUR DECLINES.
A despatch in another column announces
that the Hon. Horatio Seymour declines the
distinction of being beaten as a Presidential
candidate this year. Of course Mr. Seymour
knows that he could not reach within 50,000
rotes of a majority in bis own State, and of
course the Albany Regency are not going to
assume the responsibility of a candidate with
whom they are morally certain to lose New
York, and tolerably sure to lose tho country.
The 44 Seward disaffection,” about winch their
newspapers have clamored so loudly, they do
not themselves believe in. It is not to be
supposed that JXr. Seymour is so void of earth*
ly ambition as to refuse to bo President. It
will hardly be credited that the "New York
Softs ore too virtuous to tako possession and
control of the Federal patronage. Thesothings
are quite outside of the domain of probability.
But all persona arc ready to beliove that Sey
mour & Co. have little or no relish for the
sound threshing that awaits tho pro-slavery
nominees in November.
It will be observed that Mr. Seymour be
lieves tbat some person Dominated with “unan
imity” at Baltimore may yet bo elected. Tho
unanimity which ho takes occasion to invoke
may possibly refer to Douglas, but wo believe
U does cot
CHICAGO FBODICB TRADE.
The receipts and shipments of produce dur
the past week were as fellows: *
Floor, brU....
Wheat, bn....
Corn, b0......
Oats, bo
lire,* b0...
Barley, bo.
The shipments of Com last week were the
heaviest of the season, exceeding those of iho
week previous bj 231,000 bushels, of tho week
before that hy 300,000 bushels, and of any
week since the. opening of navigation’ by
V 5,000 bushels.
The total receipts of Plour and Grain since
the Ist of January compare with 1859, thus:
i«o. iss*.
. 193.M2 ]6’.7BS
.1.40.431 1/67,57 C
.♦.18.40 ' i.?m.om
iMJjCO JJ3.661
»B,TV7 Bt,*«
leases 110.461
Flour, Irli.
Wlnsit. ba..
Com, bu„..
Oai», fa .
Ryr, bu...,
Baricy.bu,
The markets during the past week litre
generally been firm. Hour, was steady and
firm. "Wheat advanced 2to 2*c. Corn dosed
It to 2c higher. Oats steady. Other markets'
quiet and inactive.
Pic-Kic Excobsiox to learn
that the Sabbath Schools connected with the
Tabernacle Baptist Church, have engaged a
special train for an excursion to this charming
place, for themselves and friends, on Saturday
next. The fore, to go.and return, is only .•joe.
for adnlts, and 25c. for children. A bond of
music will accompany the excursion. Tickets
for sale at Church, Goodman A Kenny’s, 51 La
Salle street. Xothing can'be more pleaaant
than to spend a day In the vicinity of Geneva,
onthePoxEiver. The scenery ia unsurpassed.
pT Those who wish the finest building lots
in. the city, should read Dr. Egan’s advertise
punt.
VOLIiME XIII.
FIRST C.IN FOR OLD ARE!
Republican Victory In Washington!
Tbe dispatch which announces tbe election
of Mr. Wallacu, the Republican candidate for
Mayor of Washington, is almost Incredible, but
unless tbe pro-slavery Judges of Election shall
count liim out (as seems to be the intention),
.the federal City Government will be adminis
tered this year, for tbe first time, by a staunch
Republican.
This is tbo first gun for Old Abe!
Important Postal Notice.
The Postmaster General has issued instruc
tions to Postmasters to tbe effect that on and af
ter the Ist of June the postage upon all transient
printed matter, foreign and domestic, and upon
. all leUers, foreign and domestic, most be fully
PREPAID BV UNITED STATES POSTAGE STAMPS, CX
oept in cases where prepayment on letters, etc,
to foreign countries is optional, and tbe senders
do not wish to prepay.
Persons mailing letters, newspapers, etc.,
whether domestic or to foreign countries, should
therefore ascertain at tbe office of mailing,
what is the exact postage in each cose, and affix
to the covers United States postage stamps of
sufficient value to prepay the full postage
chargeable thereon.
•It would be well for the public.to bear in mind
that these instructions must be carried out in
full, and that in all coses, particularly in refer-.
ence to transient printed matter, the full post
age chargeable thereon iunst.be prepaid, or
such matters will be excluded from the mail.
Not a day passes that there are cot numbers of
newspapers, periodicals, etc., thrown aside in
our Post Office for the want of sufficient post
age to prepay.
THE GREAT TORNADO.
Mob'.isox. WhHcslUe
, Messrs. Editors ;—Oar. county was visited
on tbe evening ofthe 4lb inat. with the most
destructive tornado which has ever passed over
it—sweeping everything before it, and leaving
death and destruction behind it. Fences were
torn down, trees were torn from their roots,
houses and horns unroofed and completely de
molished,' and in some Instances scarcely a
vestige left to: tell where-once stood o fine
dwelling ora stately barn. The force of the
tornado was so great that it swept Logs from
their pens and carried them over two or three
fences, and left them dead, with scarce a bruise
or scratch. 1 saw a cow that was taken from
the yard and over tbc fence, into the road, and
left for dead. I never witnessed such complete
destruction os I did yesterday, in the course cf
this terrific whirlwind. It appears to have
struck this county at Albany, on the Mississippi,
where it destroyed a Urge amount of property
and killed several persons. From thence it
passed in aa easetrly direction, sweeping every
thing in its course, bat what number of Uvea
were lost I have not learned, until it struck the
southwest of our township, where it destroyed
a large frame building and injured several of
tbe inmates, breaking their limbs and other
wise mutilating them. It then passed ou about
three miles to tbe house of Draper Richmond,
where it completely demolished his house, kill
ing Mrs. R. and injuring Mr. R. so that be Is in
a dangerous condition—also breaking tbe leg
of a young man living there. It then passed
00, tearing down houses and barns, until it
came to the house of Mr. Dorr, which was torn
In fragments,'killing both Mr. Dorr and bis
wife. It then passed on' to a Mr. Green's,
where U blew down a new house, instantly kill
ing a son cf Mr. (»., when it 'passed over Rock
River, and the extent of the damage on that
side I have not learned; but it will long be
remembered in this region of country as one,
of the most destructive gales that ever visited
it. Vours in haste, Jakes A. Fianan.
Grand Ratllicatlon Meeting In ITTcDo
nonsti.
[Comspoudcnce of the I’xc s «>nJ Tribune.]
Saturday, June 2d, was a groat day for the
Republicans of Old McDonough/ it being the
day appointed by the Republicans of thisVonn
ty for the ratification of the nominations of the
Chicago and Decatur Conventions.
There was the largest and most enthusiastic
crowd ever seen in Macomb. They came in
processions from the North,- Sonth. Kaat and
West, with, four, six and eight horse teams,
with music, banners, rails, mauls, wedges, and
the enthusiasm of ISIO, and made the welkin
ring with their enthusiastic shoutsfor 41 Honest
Old Am.”'
Speeches were made by Hon. 0. 11. Browmrg,
Capt. Prentiss, acd others. You can set Mc-
Donough down as certain fora Republican ma
jority in November, li.
SrsufKT, Demur abe Co„ Omo, Jute Irt. li-CO.
Editors Pros usd Tribute:
. The nomination of Lincoln gives full satisfac
tion to all who are opposed to this corrupt and
effete administration. He is unquestionably
the strongest candidate for this section of Ohio
that could possibly hare beeu presented. He
will receive the entire vole cast for Fremont
and Fillmore, and a good many besides, who
have voted the Democratic ticket. Nearly a’l
the young men who have recently come of age
or will be voters by election day, will support
the 44 rail-splitter." More Germans, too, will
vote for him than have ever acted with the Re
publicans. There are some old gray haired
Democrats, within my acquaintance, who de
clare their intention to vote for Lincoln because
under bim, there would be a prospect of cnce
more having an honest and conservative ad*
ministration. The usual Republican majority
in this couuty Is about OiK>, but we shall make
Lincoln’s a round 1000. While we are all in the
best possible spirits over the ticket nominated,
we look with deep solicitude to the efforts that
the Republicans of Illinois will make in their
own State in behalf of their gallant standard
bearer.
While we all in the best possible spirits over
the nominationfwe look with deep solicitude
to the efforts that will be made in Illinois in be
half of the gallant Lincoln. We hope that ev
ery' Republican in the Prairie State will do bis
duty. Let your fires be lighted all over your
great State, that they may sbiue and illuminate
every corner of it—The darkest parts of Egvpt
not excepted. If we could lend you halt ot the
-40,000 majority Ohio is going to give 44 Uooest
Old Abe, we-would cbcetfully do so, but os
that is impossible wc want Illinois to-do her
duty, and to cany the Lincoln banner so high
aloft and far advanced that there will be no rea
son to doubt a triumphant result. J. L.
[Let our Bnckcye friends borrow no trouble
on account of Illinois. Lincoln Is just as sure
of carrying this State as he is of Ohio.— Ed.
V,& T.] ' '
The Storm In Milwaukee.
(From the ililwmutee Sentinel. .vh.]
On Sunday night a very severe rain storm
visited this city. - About owe.o'clock a perfect
deluge of water descended, accompanied by
continuous flashes of lightning. From this
time until twolve, o'clock it rained furionslv
without a moment's cessation, flooding the
streets, washing away embankments, and un
dermining foundations. The sewerage of Mil
waukee was found totally inadequate to per
form the unusual dutv, and the water over
flowed the sidewalks, floated away the planks
and poured over into the cellars. Of course a
great amount of damage was done to the citv.
Many of the cellars iu Water street on Karoo,
and on Third streets were overflowed, injuring,
if not destroying the goods which were stored
in them.
HfcetpU. SUpn/M.
... i*.ma ii.eie
... 6'.(3: 92. 34
.. 021.MQ 6M.9T8
... 16.018 14 £.73
... 1.481 1.484
... 4,8*4
t week were the
At Seaman’s furniture store, on Duron street,
the impromptu deluge made a clean sweep, and
yesterosy morning there was three feet of
water in bis cellars, and chairs, sofas and to
bies were floating about very thick. Mr. Seaman
had a quantity of paints, Ac. stored, which wilt
probsbly hem total loss'.
On Spring street, the cross-walks were swept
away in many plates. In Eighth street, just
north of Spring, the street was washed away
to the depth of two feet, forming formidable
ravines in places.
A house in the Second Ward, belonging to
Ald.Duebescbmann,was completely undermined
by the flood which entered the house, sub
merging everything. There were two children
in bed at the time, who were with some diffi
culty rescued.
Mr. Joseph i’hillips, on the corner of Chestnut
and Third streets, suffers most severely by the
water. His cellar was stored with dry goods to
the amount of eight or ten thousand dollars,
but we hardly think it will‘ amount to that.
Yesterday a fire-engine was at work pumping
out the water, and last night the cellar was
comparatively free. -
Several families in the Second, Third and
Fourth Wards had their basements flooded, but
with the exception of wet carpets and mnddy
floors, but little damage was sustained.
During the time that the. storm was el its
height, services were being held in the various
churches, and as there was no diminution of
the flood until nearly 12 o’clock the congrega
tions were detained rather longer than usual. .
It was undoubtedly the most severe rain storm
that has viMtedililwaukee formany years. It
was estimsted that fonr inches of water fell be
tween 9 and 11 o'clock. The lightning was most
severe and continuous. We will undoubtedly
have to chronicle an immense amount of dam
age to railroad bridges, culverts, Ac., for the
next week. .
of Bon. Samuel D. Ingham.
June 6.—Hon. Samuel D.
Xngbani, Secretary of the Treasury under Jack
son died to*day, aged 81,
Macuuii. I ft,, June 4, IfCO.
.Lincoln In Olilo.
HORATIO SETHOCB AND THE
PRESIDENCY.
He Don’t Want the Nomination*
fßyTek graph.]
Utica, N. Y., May —The following letter
• from Ex-Gov. Seymour, in relation to the use
of bis name in connection :wlth tbe .Baltimore
nomination, is published in the VUra Daily Ob*
terver of this afternoon: '* ' ’ ‘
To the Editor of the Daily Uacmx:— ,
Although I have at all times-objected to tbe
nse of my same in connection with tbe nomina
tions to be made by the National: Democratic
Convention, and joa have also repeatedly, in
the coarse of the past year, with my approval,-
contradicted in your journal the rumors that I
was willing to take a place upon the .national
ticket, I find I am still spoken of by the press
and individuals for the office of or
Vice-President. While lam gratified with the
expressions of confidence and regard which 1
receive from this State nudoljier sections of onr
country, I deem it due to myself and others, to
state publicly/thatl do not wish the nominaV
tion for either office, and I have requested tbe
tbc delegation from this Congressional District
to withdraw my name in case it is presented to
the Convention which will meet at Baltimore on
the ISlh fast. ■ *
In common with the mass of the Democratic
party, I look forward with confident hope to the
result of that Convention. I feel assured jf
any good and patriotic person shall be presented
wilh unanimity, a certain triumph awaits ns.
The comiog contest involves tbc highest inter
ests of our people and the stability of our idsti~
lotions, and I wiali to be left free to do battle
against the spirit of meddling fanaticism which
has been so hurtful to the honor ol onr coun
try and so baneful in its effects upon public
morality. . Horatio Simoon. .
Act.rlty in the Slave Trade.
Condition of tlae Africans at Key West.
(From tae New Ycrk Herald, 4th.]
The Steamship Cah&wba, Capt. Smith, which
arrived yesterday afternoon from Havana, has
brought foil particulars of the capture of the
bark showing French colors.
The U. S. 'steamer Crusader, Lieut Com
mandant Jno. N, Maffit, arrived at Havana on
the 29th ult. from Key West The Crusader,
on the afternoon of tfle 23d ult, off Cape Verde,
in the mouth of the Old Bahama channel, cap
tured a bark, having on board overfire hundred
negroes Irora tbe coast of Africa. The prize
was placed in charge of Lieut. J. M. Duncan
(First Lieut, of tbc Crusader), and, under con
voy of ibe steamer, proceeded to Key "West,
where the slaves were landed to join those pre
viously captured by the Wyendotand Mohawk.
There are now ocer snehUen hundred Africans
at that j>Vtce,iri charge of the United States Mar
shal, awaiting the action of ctir government in
the matter.
Tbe captain and crew of tbe slaver bark were
prisoners on board tbe Crusader. Although
the'name of the' vessel was obliterated, it was
stated in Havana that she was the Bogota, be
longing to New York.
The courtesy nod commisseration manifested,
by Captain Maffit and the officers of the Crusa
der towards tbe captured Africans were the
theme of particular commendation at Key West
and Havana.
Capt U. forwarded his dispatches end a mail
by the Cahawba, and proceeded the same day
to his cruising ground. The machinery of the
Crusader is in bad order.
ADDITIONAL PABTICCLAR3 OF TIIE CAPTUGE OF TUB
FRENCH SLATER DT AN AMERICAN* CUDISER.
KEr'wiar May 2C, ISM.
The steamer Crusader arrived in port last
night with a bark, haring onboard four hun
dred and twenty two blaves M captured on the
23d lust, off Neuvitas. She was under French
colors, but discharged her papers on being
boarded. She left Africa with four hundred
and twenty-niue, aud hence her mortality has
been small. They arc in good health. Tbe
prison is already crowded—there being some
forty-five in charge of the Marshal—and this
new accession will cripple them much in quar
ters.
Krr West, May S3, ISM.
The capture of the bark Bogota, of which
you are advised, by the U, S. war steamer Cru
sader, adds anotherloi of unfortunates for tbe
care of the government of tbe United Slates.
While Congress Is legislating or discussing this
matter, we fapve over sixteen hundred negroes*
here wailing their determination. Food is
abundant, but possibly not of the tort or qual
ity which should be given to these people, and
we are liable to have more of the same sort
thrust upon us; while the cost of tbc provisions,
of whatever class, will be more than they would
be in Boston. These negroes come’ from un
clean quarters—from tbe filthy holds of the
slavers—and of necessity must be huddled to
gether in small space here, for several months
of hot weather, to tbe hazard ofour population,
should any epidemic diseases, breakout among
.them; while, from the very want of occupation
or active exercise and labor, they would perish,
ami there would be none to bury them out of
our sight for tbe very fear of pestilence. I do
not presume to intimate what seems very likely
from iny observations. It is well for a portion
of our community,'who find compensation for
providing for them*; but even this, and the as
sociate jobs in feeding and; housing them,
should not make a reason why we would like to
have them among ns 'or a longtime. I have
thought that a suggestion through the columns
of tbc Jltra d would cause prompt action on
the part of Congress- Give them to the Gnlf
and let them fiout to the destination proposed
by Sir. Underwood, ol Georgia, or set them to
work anwyhere. Do . not leave them with us
through the summer. Our health is good for
tho present.
FROM WASHINGTON.
[Special Dispatch to the N. Y, Tribune,]
■Washington, Junes, ISSO.
kr. uncoln’s nomination.
A letter received here from one of the most
prominent Democratic candidates of the South,
admits Mr. Lincoln’s nomination to be the
strongest which could have been made, and the
most dangerous to encounter.
TUB ADMINISTRATION COEBtTPTIOKS.
Judge Black testified before the Covode Com
mittee yesterday, principally in answer to Da
vid Webster’s evidence. He slated that Mr.
Forney and bis friends were anxious to procure
the contract for the Post Oflice blanks, and be
was desirous, on his part, to serve bim in that
matter, and bad so expressed himself to Mr.
Webster and othei s, as a means of recognizing
Mr. Forney’s services and preventing a schism.
In his interview with Mr. Webster hero on
this subject, he had expressly disclaimed au
thority from the President to make auy propo
sition, but was ready to and did exercise hi*
own influence for the object slated. He thought
Mr. Webster did not intmdto misrepresent him
on this pomt, but evidently misapprehended
what baa occurred.’ He also testified to the
• President’s frleudly disposition toward Mr. For
ney, which was illustrated ia bis offer of the
Liverpool Consulate, with other connections
rendering it doubly valuable, and which, not
withstanding contrary statements, Mr. Forney
had accepted so for as be wat concerned, but
subsequently refused, owing to objections in
ttrpoatd by his wife.
Ibis testimony will open anew chapter in the
history of the Administration, with some Inter
esting developments and correspondence.
Mr. Flood, editor of the A’aticnal Democrat at
' Cleveland, wak also examined. He proved that
bis paper was started by the Marshal of the
Northern District ot Ohio, the Postmaster, and
other officials, in opi-osltion to Douglas. His
daughter received a salary of SSOO per annum
for clerical services from "the Post Office, but
did not attend in the office, or do much more
than copy papers. Mr. Flood was rather ob
scure on this point. (
KANSAS CLAIMS.
The claims for injuries and damages sustained.
by the settlers in Kansas through the complici
tv or culpable neglect of the Federal officers,
during the invasions of the border ruffians, are
now before the Committee of Claims in the
House, and have been referred to Ur. Tspp&n.
the Chairman. They comprise a full history of
the transactions in that Territory, under oath,
before commissions appointed by both the bo
gus and genuine Legislatures. Although there
is no precedent technically applicable to this
case, it is clearly one in which a principle
should be established. Owing to Ur. Ely's ab
sence the Committee is not fall, but be is ex
pected hack immediately, haring been notified
tbat an election for clerk was ordered, to effect
which his vole is necessary and desired.
[SpecialDltpatceto UieN.T.lleiakLl
TUB DALTIMOQK CONVENTION.
The Democratic party has nolyet; recovered
from the evil effects of the disruption at Cbarles
ton. If Doaglas cod Guthrie Would manifest
any particular desire for union there would be
no difficulty. The Breokioridgejmeu are lying
low, watching the movement* of the waters.
Look out for a grand coup d’fUU, either before
or at the Baltimore Convention. It ia the ©pin
ion of the best informed that Douglas will en
deavor to force a nomination, knowing there
will be of necessity, in that case, three candi
dates in the field, thus defeating the party in
advance.
The President is earnestly for Joe Lane,
whose chances have not improved of late. The
exertion ot a few of the managers of the New
York lUgency to bring out Seymour does not
meet with much success. Dickinson’s chances,
in the event of the overthrow of Douglas, are
considered good. The entire South would cor
dially unite upon him.
Several Kentucky delegates to the Baltimore
Convention were in Philadelphia lost week, and
made arrangements, it is Raid; by which the
Pennsylvania delegtdlon.will be transferred
from Guthrie to Breckinridge. An effort will
be made to carry oil the opponents of Douglas
to Breckinridge at the start. '.Guthrie’* friends
having learned the plot, are very indignant,
and a row is likely to accrue in the Kentucky
delegation.
Bled*
Kew Yobs, June s.—Wm. B. Hazleti, Pres:
dent of the Bank of Uobile, died here tc-day»
THE CITY.
tSf“ See'odvertisement of Information Want
ed, in another column.
. See advertisement of “Missing Man/' in
this morning's advertisements.
The' Meeting at Kingsbury Hall.—C.’ N.
Pratt, Esq., the lessee of Kingsbury Hall, has
generously offered the jjie same for the
meeting called to-night to concert action fer
tbe relief of sufferers’by tbe late tornado.
Home fob the Fbikxdless—Postponement.—
The monthly meeting of the Board of Managers
will.be held at the Home on Friday afternoon
of the -present week, instead of Wednesday, at
three o'clock.
“ Two Bites at a CnEOEr.”—The division of
a cherry may seem absurd, but not so to per
sons having moderate facial orifices, the “ tso
bites" at such monster strawberries os John
Wright is receiving daily from Cleveland, one
of them wo measured was nearly an inch in di
ameter. John has contracted for a steady sup
ply of these aldermanic hemes, and tbe guests
at “Anderson’s ” .will be tbe gainers thereby.
Miss Tillinquast's Concert.— See the pro
gramme of Miss Tilllngbost’s Second Classic-!
Organ Concert, In our advertising columns. It
shows for itself. That tbe high characttr of
tbc compositions selected will be fullysustamcd
in the performance* no assurance is required
beyond that already possessed by tbe Chicago
public. As this will be tbe last of the kind for
the present, our musical readers will guide
themselves accordingly.
Generously done, Gentlemen. —Yesterday
morning mine hosts of the Tremont Hdusc,
Messrs. Gage, Bro. & Drake, telegraphed to the
Mayor of Clinton, lowa, the following:
“ Draw on us for fifty dollars, in aid of the
sufferers by the. Tornado."
Lost evening, by the train west, Messrs.
Tucker & French, of the Briggs House, dis
patched to the Mayor of Clinton, lowa, a
box of clothing, and bedding, and tixiy-cne
dollars in cash. Well done, gentlemen.
Mississippi axd Missouri Railboap Co. —
This Company held its annual meeting in Da
venport on Monday. The officers elected were:
President —Hon. J. A. Dix, of New York.
Treasurer —F. n. Tows, of New York.
Secrttai-i/ Hiram Price, of Davenport.
The old Board of Directors was elected, and
Hon. J. B. Grincell, of Grinnell, lowa, was added
to tke Board, which embraces Hon. N. B. Judd
and W. B. Ogden of this city.
This road is now progressing westward,
through the energy of Mr. Dnrant, of Xew
York, the contractor, who will soon have thirty
miles of track laid west of lowa City.
Kovel Arrest of De&lebs in* Counterfeit
Monet. —On Sunday last a Mrs. Carroll, who
lives near Foss’lumberyard, on the corner of
Clinton and Monroe streets, observed two
young mca enter the lumber-yard, and, ap
proacblog one of the piles of lumber, draw
from a crevice therein a pocket-book, take
something from it, replace the pocket-book in
the bole, and leave the yard. This excited her
suspicions, and she informed her husband, who
went to the place and found a pocket book fall
of counterfeit money. Mi; Carroll took the
pocket-book and brought it to the West Side
station, where be related the circumstances.
Lieutenant Williams sent two of his men, with
instructions to replace the pocket-book In the
crevice, and await the return of the men who
had first placed it there. These instructions
being obeyed, the policemen saw (he men pass
by the yard and look in, on Sunday, and on
Monday afternoon, about half-past two o’clock,
.they returned, entered the yard, and took the
pocket book from the hole, when they were
seized by the police and taken to the Armory.
The pocket-book contained S2O in $2 bills on
the Belfast Bank, and sl6 in $2 bills on the Nor
folk Bank of Connecticut. The young men
gave their names'as’ Smith, which is, however,*
an assumed name. They were locked up until
yesterday, and in the meantime steps were
taken to ascertain, if possible, bow much of the
stuff they bad passed. Persons who have had
any of these bills passed upon them, within a
few days, will please send information of the
fact to the Marshal’s office, without delay.
Kike Wanting Owners.— The following is
a list and description of the csttle found at
Frank Baner’a near tbe Four ilile Hoise, by
officers Charles Walker and W. Douglas, on
Saturday night. These cows are now In tbe
care of Mr. John Davila, at the Four Mile
House. All persons identifying any of these
cows will please leave their names immediately
with the Marshal. The letters F. B. were put
on some of the cattle by Bauer; and some of the
cows have had their toils cut off, and are other*
wise disfigured:—
1. Light red cow, big* star between the horns; boms
turn In atihe top, tnd we rawed off at the ends. Luttbur
strap and buckle on neck: has a z teats.
2. Light red heifer, wnlte face, boms turn In, white back,
particularly on rump; letter* F. and B. cut on latldeof left
barn.
3. Llgbtrcdcow.redfa'c, white hre&s*,somewhite be
tween lore leg*, notca on the underside o* leit ear.
4. Gown *.;xly white brown neck, white and brown face,
initial* on left horn F. B„ baa a K*il.
6 LUbt red iteifer, ted aid wlute face, white on aide of
(ace, white belly, rope ou iioma.
6. Red heifer—no mark?.
7. IMndle cow. one hom broken off, right ear cropped
and nob bed, thin in detb.
s. Wbae belter, with red ears.
9. Old Usek cow. letter H. branded on right hip.
10. Grey cow, bomstnm In and up at tbe ends, right ear
red cow, right ear notched,« bite on withers.
M. Kt-an civ, itar In fottbead, let Urn I’. B. on left bom,
sight horn broken off.
IS. Dark red cow, with letters F. 13. cut in lift born,
white belly, t-raall red hag.
14. Yellow lli.ed-baca cow, letter W. cut In left hom, H.
In rLbt bora: baa grey cslf six m nibs rid.
19. Dart red heifer, snub h. Ms right bom turns In more
than the other, rtdbag, with while stripes mnmngioucd
In front.
16. light red caw, with bell, white belly, the right car
baa three notches, the left four.
17. Lined-back cow, with chain ami lock on cock, figure
11 branded on the Inter tide <ff right bom.
18. Red cow, both IrrriiS saved tff. brut button on.the
right bora.
19. Brown cow, Uncd-bock, while face, loUcre I>. and B.
cut lnl*flborc.
50. Red fuuleT heifer calf.
51. Blackball call ttsrlnforcbead.
S3. White heifer call; baa large warts on right cldc of
face aril neck.
21. Red heifer calf, white on billy. b «ck of forelegs.
!L Red and while heifer calf, white face, white belly.
“The Death or a Dog,«
It is proverbial, the death of a dog, and not
much coveted by Ibumanity, in comparison
with any known mode of shuffling off this mor
tal coil. "We have no sympathy, however, for
unmuzzled dogs in this weather. “ What time
the dog*Btar rages,” we have nothing to inter
pose to stay the action of those other M stars'*
lessening by dog-button, pistol, or club, the
number of the curs of low degree about town.
This we ssy, and write, with a full confession of
the claims of pampered and petted pointers, set
ten, ratters, lurchers, terriers, (bull, Scotch and
Skye,) bounds of all degrees, mastiff*, watch
dog*, (not otherwise specified,) and noble New
foundlands. We bear no ill-will, nay the mem
ory of some of their brotherhood, now gone
warms the cockles of onr heart. Bat we be
speak for these all,—muzzles, then shall they
roam in safety, and pass intact the temptations
of poisoned meat, and the dead ly zeal of the po
lice butchers.
W© trust the work of extermination may go
on, outside the limits specified, and we arc
entirely disinterested in the matter, hare no
interest in a sausage factory—thank Heaven,
that sins is not ours—and hare, indeed, a minute
41 tarrier” of our own, whose health we shall
tenderly guard with all legal means.
But this was not what wa set out to write*
We started, or intended to start, with the dog
.dead, extinct, lifeless, gone to that bonrne
where, perhaps, in the effecting language of
Hr. Pope, he possibly sees and has ghostly in
terriews with Mr. “Xoer, the Poor Indiao.”-
And wo hare, thereupon, starting with this as
a premise, anght to say in behalf of proper
rites of sepulture, which should be paid the de
parted.
Not for his sake, perhaps, but for other citi
zens still living, do we protest against the slay
era of u dogs’* leaving the traces of their canine
carnage scattered all over the city. We counted
three of these “rank offences” within two
blocks ride yesterday, 4l smelling to heaven” in
a manner unpleasant, not to say noxious. Some
rude, irreverent wit, a day or two since, on
State street, piled up four of these victims to
the lack of muzzles, all far advanced on the
route back to their constituent elements, and
over the whole mounted a placard not kind or
complimentary to Mayor Wentworth.
Will the police kill all the unmuzzled dogs
they can find and kill without running after
them, and when killed let the rites of sepulture
be Instantly and promptly attended to. It is a
disgrace to strew our city even In our nearest
suburbs with the dangerous nuisance of poi
soned carrion. Else who knows but the dogs
may avenge themselves of oar citizens, and
prove worse in death than in life.
CHICAGO, WEDNESDAY. JUNE 6, 1860.
■I HE GBEAT TOBNADO,
Tlie Relief Meeting To-Night.
The great calamity that has swept acroaspor
tions of lowa and Illinois, cn Sunday evening,
as partially set forth by the very fail details we
were able to give in oar last issue, was upon the
tongues and in the hearts of all our citizens yes
terday. The call for immediate relief and aid
comes too sadly, elcqnenifrom these hundreds
of desolated homes, to need seconding'hefc.
Onr community is moving, as the heart of one
man/' to minister material aid and sympathy to
the unfortunate victims of this fearful visitation,
and it seems 6nlyto.be demanded that such di
rection and shape be given to the same, as to
render its results most.speedy, effectual and
complete.
To this end wc call attention, with pleasure,
to the two separate, bni entirely harmonious,
announcements of the meeting to night at
Kingsbury HtH, which.we trust maybe fully
attended by all who can bring to such prelimi
nary meeting a purpose of realizing sjstematic
and substantial aid. It will be a meeting for
consultation and concexiof-.action, and as indi
cated in one of tbe calls, may realize, among
other results, tbe “Monster* Concert" at tbe
Wigwam, into which idea ■ many are en
tering with full zeal for the doable interest of
bringing about a grand ifmsical triumph in
Chicagof and doing the jw»6ie in tbe cause of
“sweet charity." Letrtate be a full attend
ance at Kingsbury Hall this evening at S o’clock.
The undersigned hereby respectfully request
all citizens of Chicago who sympathize with the
sufferers by the late dreadful tornado in lowa
and the western part of this State, to attend
a meeting, to be held sr eight o'clock this
evening, at Kingsbury Hall, to devise ways for
their relief. United as they are to us by every
tie that can bind one part of a country to an*
other, nothing it is hoped need be said in sup
port of their claims upon our charity. Let
Chicago, then, set the example, and the rest of
the State, we may be sure, will not be slow to
follow:
George Paysoo, E-lw. I. Tinkbam,
I. X. Arnold, J. X. Reed & Co.,
E. C. Lamed, T. P. Byrne,
Wm. H. Brown, Larrabee & North,
Geo. P.J>berwood, Wm. Blur i Co.
James H. Marshall, Wm. X. Lord A Co.,
E. Ruwson, A. J. Galloway,
C. Beers,
J. K. Botsford,
11. A. Tucker & Co. Walworth, Hubbard &
Forrest, Bro. & Co. Co.,
I. 11. Burch & Co. Ramser, Bro. & Co., .
M.D. Oilman A Co. C, 0. Wicker & Co.,
M. L. Salterlee, Tuttle, Hibbard A Co.,
Stephen Budd, Wadsworth A Wells,
James L. Reynolds, .A. G. Burley,
David J. Ely, Taber, liawlc, A Co.,
James A. Parsons, S. H. Kerfoot,
Geo. Herbert, And others.
It is proposed to harejorne measures taken
in this city to affjrd substantial relief to the
sufferers of the towns and Tillages that have
been visited bj the calamitous tornado, and a
grand Concert has been suggested as one of
the most practicable modes. The use of the
Wigwam has been tendered by the managers.
The amateurs and professional musical celebri
ties of Chicago ana vicinity as far as they have
been consulted, have generously tendered their
sTrices. An orchestra .of two hundred and
fitly performers will give their aid.
A meeting will be held at S o'clock this ere*
meg, at Kingsbury Hall, to moke preliminary
arrangements, and wejnist it will be largely
attended. By order of Committee.
The Board of Trade and the Sufferer*
by the Tornado*
The Board of Trade, at a special meeting
called on ’Change yesterday, passed a series of
resolutions expressive of their sympathy with
the unfortunate victims by the tornado, and
chose a Committee, consisting of Messrs. Muon,
Watson, McChesncy, Wright and Munger, to
procure subscriptions and other material aid
and relief.
Standing Committees.— At the late meeting
of the Common Council the Mayor announced
the standing Committees for the year, as fol-
lows:
Mnaocc—Aid. Foss, Bottsford.Prindivllle.
Railroads—Aid. Wahl, Foss, Myers.
Harbor and Bridges—Aid. Botsford, Cobb,
Perklne.
PirdTtnd Water—irtfi. ColbtS Alston; McDon
ald. i . i
Police—Aid. Joy, Reno, Prindiville.
Schools —Aid. Hubbard, Jones, Comi&ky.
Judiciary—Aid. Taft, Hubbard, Marshal,
Printing—Aid. Comiskv, Wahl, Colby.
Wharves and Public Grounds—Aid. Reno,
Alston, Kennedy.
Licenses—Aid. Myers, Taft, Wahl.
Streets and Alleys, Sooth Division—Aid.
Jones, Botsford, Marshal, Kennedy.
Streets and Alleys, North Division—Aid. Al
ston, Wahl, Uuck.
Streets and Alleys, West Division—Aid. Cobb
Foss, McDonald.
Markets—Aid. Kennedy, Reno, Hubbard.
Wharfing Perkins, Cobb,
Colby, Hubbard, Jones.
Gas Lights—Aid, Prindiville, Foss, Joy.
Publiclluildinga— Aid. Uuck, Joy, Cobb.
Local Assessments—Aid. Marshal, Taft, Per
kins.
County Delations—Aid. McDonald, Mvers,
Alston.
Bridewell—Aid. Harris, Taft, Hnck.
Superior Court.— Tbe following is the Grand
Jury cmpannelled in this Court: George M.
Huntoon, E Jward Porter, Erasing Brown, Fred'
Harding, James Ward, James Campbell, Abra
ham Hunt, Lawrence Doyle, John Link, Wm.
Waymsn, U. P, Burns, D. L. Jacobus, Martin
Dodge, J. P. Cook, W. F. Ostrom, James Dof
fer, Hiram Hastings, Luther Nicholas, Itbrian
Taylor, James Curly, S. S. Durfee, S.D. Childs,
C. T, Robinson.
Tub Weather. —The following is the state of
the thermometer, as taken by E. h. O’Hara,
Apothecary and Pharmaceutist, No. SO West
Randolph street:
7 i.u, 12 r.u. 6 r,v.
Saturday, May £C 67 7A CS
bandar, 3?th 65 74
V outlay, £BUi W 67 66
Tuesday, ?9.h .......76 64 TO
Wedueeday, sotfa 60 M
Thursday 3lst M 60 M
Friday, Junelal M 96 67
Baturuay, 5i...... ...» w
Sunday. 3d .....r4 79 74
Monday, 40i 65 70 CS
LOCAL MATTERS.
to John Jones, 119 Dearborn street
and get your clothes cleaned and repaired.
They will be well done and at prices to suit the
times.
Removal. —The United Stales Express Com*
panj haring this day removed their office from
No. *H Dearborn street to 150 Lake and 20 South
Clark streets, baring a Lake sod Clark street
entrance. The entrance on Lake street will be
considered the entrance for money, collection
and small pack ace business. The entrance on
Clark street wilt be regarded os the entrance
for freight. However, should money be deliv*
ered on Clark street or freight on Lake street,
the Pnblic with which we have done business
for the psst six years could not be induced to
believe that it is in onr nature to refuse it
Having been liberally sustained in our old stand
we ask the public, as well as our friends, to
continue their liberality, and in return we will
promise as heretofore a faithful application to
their interests as well as to that of our Com*
pany. Office hours, until farther notice, from
7:30 A. 31. to 7 P. 11.
jcl> 3m. IL D. Colvin, Agent
Stewart's Stoves.— A new supply of these
excellent Cooking Stores are just received by
C. Metz, ISO Lake street
junl-7t
Removal. —The Chicago Religious Book and
Tract Depository has removed to 170 South.
Clark street, the most complete assortment o*
religious books in the Northwest -
el fit Wm. G. Holmes.
Pises Peajcebs—Fearers Pikers— An idea,
for which we charge nothing but tbe profit on
our goods. We are informed by those who
know that there is not on sale a Kerosene Lamp
or a drop of Coal Oil beyond St Josephs. Now
those who wish to make or save the Dutchman's
10 per cent arc aure to do it by baying of us, at
wholesale prices, some Kerosene Lamps and
Oil. Tallow dips, and poor at that are sold at
the Peak for #I.2J per pound.
Fur further information, call at the Lamp and
Oil Emporium, 122 Clark street, between Wash
ington and Madison. myso-12t
Removal. — Leland & Mixer have removed
their office and sample room to IS2 South Wa
ter street. Pork •bouse, Flanders Block, oppo
site Michigan Central Depot. mIS-lm
■RESIDENCE WANTED.—Anv
Juki person haring a *
GOOD RbSIDENCE,
erithcraple erounds about It. and desiring to dispose of
the same, will fltd a rood customer by applying to writing
to b. 11- KEKFO9T A <JO„ neat door to iheTost Office.
jffl-ch23 4t
RECIPE FOR A. THOMPSON’S
JLlf Kir Blacxiss.— Th'a Blacking, a new invention,
excels all others In Us beautiful ]nr re and the great ease
wnh which It is prepared and applied. MO BRUSHING
IS KKQUItvED. It polishes beaattfoily BorU, Shoes,
and Leather of every d.scnpton and la specially adapted
tor Harness. All families eh-mld have the re ipe and It
may also be profitable node aodarJd. Inclose 2ft cents wits
stamp to A. THOMPSON, Box 2320 Philadelphia Port
Office. jefirlw
Q APES.—We have received an*
O Other tot of those 940 Safes—welder’s Patent.
PRATT A WORCESTER.
JeJcfilTSt |»7 Bomb Water rtreet.
POSTERS in one or many colors
at PRESS AND TRIBUNE Oh PICE.
jet-2w ■ 51 Clark street.
Q AVE MONEY and at same time
O Increase your business by ordering your PRINTINQ
axUte Piess and Tribune Office 51 Claik street. Jei
TO THE PUBLIC,
John X. SCapita,
Jali&n Kune,
Kcto SfabcrtisEmnus.
!■* C* -S, BCBirzy, AdstrUting Ag4%t, 68 DecrborwfL
it autimritd la reertva Ailttni***i>u f*r tlUt o*i ell O*
i*tii*arct*rio/ ih* AVrta We*. Jal-MH-y
"DOARDING at No 13 Adams-st.,
r. o«e by M cldzan avenu*. The situation I* use of
ti.o i lea-iuitfs* In ibe city, Tw-. fro t charolKW. wlih
Uiardatateaionab’eprice,can be had If applied for s on.
peatlcmrn Laving ivomi can be accomodsiec w tb *ood
table board. Jcfiijw
Wf ANTED—Ry a young man, an
* T American, a dtuaiir o ii aa>esmanor porter, la a
grocery atore or comci aalu*hou»e; haahad experience tu
these plACii and can give good reCercLces AdoreetD P.
Chicago. jeget
OOAIIDING—SpIendid suits of
' 1-Fn>onuto tent with board,»ffoKHneafle» view of
Ute and harbor, at No. lands Van Battn atieet, near the
TU'ANTED—By a yonng man, a
v T rituatloa as Baletmsß. sesccstant or book-keeper.
AuvOßctiesirlsf to eropJov will - biiffe me by addmelnf
G. i>.. Pms ana Tribune office, Chicago. The best of ref
ccncea given. JeCxZt
TV ANTED - Information of Dan'l
vT T. Wethcrspoon, of Lood.n. Eng’scd. Wu hat
beard from la Portßyrou. IUIdoU? in -dobrr, 1:63, tap
rosed to be on hiswuy tool. Louis or hewUtie*' e. Ary
loronnaUcn coucerumg him, conmcsleiled to G. W *
PAK;O>S, KocLcPer, New will be Eraiefuiljr tp
prrdvedbyble fr.et.ds, wto a:o afflicted by nls prouacted
absence. JeScOMw
VVTANTED—A young man m a
Ti Cigar Store, Must be*well rvi-r-mmended forbtn
<xtv and ctpabliliy. Address box IC2S, CUcaoo post
office. letalt
A, | AN MISSING—W. M. Vroomaa
JLfA lsstkzown of him hU namo stands rseletered at
CltrlloteLoatheldiH o( January. ISO). About IS Tears
old, and iboulfi »t: 9 inches In helihl Dybt hair mm lair
eompltzlbn. Address G. C. OAKEY. CLmndeo Hotel,
gui.oo-i.Mo. jeftxSt
SALE—Two beautiful corner
L Let', che p.—The corn* r of Evan's O*rdeo, froetiae
Southard Eiitoa Van Burtoand Morron rtre.ts,lSi teet
on Van Bures to anal'er of 1* net aid too fee* on Morgan
stmt. Terror cub, or half and la one year.
Also, several other lots In the same on the same
terms. Jedilw
HORSES WANTED—Any per.
cos bavin# a good Canadian Pony or meu nta sited
»od wtll brose harness, mt a'ra'dof Kco
motlves,ar.dag od-addletor e—■which ’bev wish to fe'l
wry cheap for mar address box 2890. oistcffl e.
Ht&fa priced bon.es cot wasted. J«4cSi9 3.iet
'VVT'A'NTPD —A Wet Nurse, Amer
Y Y lean or Oerfeaa protestact, fei.erienrpd In the cai®
of Children. Address, Immediately, b:x 4-198.
jMcMIOw
'T'ALLOW GREESE, CANDLES,
JL AND SOAP.
Tallotr, yo. 1, Steam tail Kettle rendered; Create of
All koda, Tallow Candi-p, hammer, Pressed and Me old
Candle*; Stanley'* Alabaster Cleveland Candle*; Soars—
-I'alm, family and Erailre. Foreale by
J. C. MITCHELL.
77 Juszle st., and cor.S atett.asd Archer Road.
fedb773-ly
WASHER and IRONER.
VJ WASTED IMMEDIATELY,
An American. Sccteb, or English woman, that ccder
fllaacJ«hffbas.neia. andcanbe well reommcaded, ctn ob
tain t perm an at situation r.n a farm two ml’e* fiom Bila
via and four miles from Atrora, .Ulnols. lento twelve
in C«mUy. Including *a*tn hands—no chi dren.
p<r month. wl'b eve y conven'ence for doing the work
A woman with a child not n der three y<ar*ol age would
not be objected to at le*« wan«a. Appiy to ALUAZ'J
£«j, IS* South WaUr street, Chicago,
for farther paHicium.
Wanted, a good firm hand that tinder? lac dr gardening and
tb« care of nones. Wages ftICO a yeir, and found.
Jete»S-3t •
“JJONEST OLD ABE.”
FIRST IN THE FIELD.
An Army of Agents wast'd to sell the LIFE AND PUB*
LICSERVICiSof
Hon *, .Ibrahnm Lincoln,
WITH A PORTRAIT OX STEEL,
By D. W. Baetlctt, Washington Cormps&deot of the
Few Tor* I'ost and Independent. Ore handsome 2mo.
OUtB cfc. Pries St. OE» THE BEST. Asti ere are
many*-uveiof Lincoln” advertised, without a shadow of
au h>ilty,thepabLcwiUbearla mud that the reliable and
aatneatfc ed.to-i Is
Baitletl l * Life ofLlncoln*
liberal Inducement to agents. For terms address
■ DLIIBV & JACKSON*. Publishers,
49 8 Bread way, Sew York.
pf“Ccplei rent by mall, post-paid, on receipt o # the price
by the pebdr hers. Je6c332-u
gILKS! SILKS 1 SILKSI
Retiring from the Trade !
We shall offer our
ENTIRE STOCK:
RICHTANCYI MOURN’G SILKS
AT GREAT BARGAINS.
An they UKuat be Sold.
150 Labe Street 150
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VOL. VIII. OF
BANCBOFZ’S
History of the U. States.
VOL. XU. OF
Cushing’s Massachusetts Repoits.
JegcSSO Steed
jyK• M. A. SCHLOSSER,
DR. M. A. SCHLOSSER.
DR. M. A. SCHLOSSER,
DR. 31. A. SCHLOSSER,
Only Surgeon Chiropodist
PERMANENTLY CUBES
CORNS.
CORNS,
COHNS,
CORNS,
BUNIONS,
BUNIONS,
BUNIONS,
BUNIONS,.:
SOFT CORNS, *
SOFT CORNS,
SOFT CORNS.
SOFT CORNS,
DISEASED NAIW,
DISEASED NAILS,
DISEASED NAILS,
DISEASED NAILS,
As well as ctctv o her
DISEASE AID AILMENT
Of the Feet !
Of the Feet !
Of the Feet !
Of the Feet I
DR. M. A. SCHLOSSEK.
BURGEON CHIROPODIST,
Bags leave to state that
BY CONSTANT STUDY.
AMD
CONSTANT ACIUAL PRACTICE,
He has rendered himself a matter of that branch of Surgery
In which he has been so long engagsd, a« well as nude many
mnd mart Important dtscowrUs la the treatment of every
disease of the feet. He Is, consequently, enabled to give
teller in ess*s of the wont kind
Entirely ‘Without Pain,
And without Cutting; eradicating the rtost painful
CORNS AND BUNIONS
without producing the slightest bad effect.
DR. SCHLUSSERU success amoeg the first families of
America, as wen as among several of the Imperial Royal
f*T-nif of Europe, has procured for him
SEVERAL THOUSAND TESTIMONIALS,
which maybe seen at Ms Consulting Booms. These In
clude certificates from—
His Majesty, the King of Bavaria.
Prince Jerome Napoleon.
Prince Carl, of Qobeozoliern-Sigmaringen.
Prince Alphonse de Chimay.
Marshal Canrobert,
And other eminent foreigners, as well as testimonials
. Iren by:
Hon. Wm. F. Phillips, Alabama.
Prof. I). Gilbert, Philadelphia.
Hon. J. A. Garfield, Prest Hiram Coll, 0.
Dr. Lewis L. Miller. Providence, B. I.
Hon. Chas. C. Van Zandt, R. I.
Dr. Henry A. Dußoia, New Haven, Ct
Dr. A. L, Elwyn, Philadelphia.
Dr. Wm. U. Merrogb, Prest Fordham Sem*y.
Dr. S. M. Landis, Prest Water Cure Institu
tion. Philadelphia.
William Rice, ex-proprietor Pennsylvanian,
Philadelphia,
Rev. C. W. Quick, Pittsburgh.
With 'honaiads of others among them, given by ladles,
wb’ch It win not be necessary to recapitulate.
Office Hours from 10 A, J t. HU SP. JC.,S3
TBKHONT HOUSES*
TBEHIONT HOUSE.
TBEMO.VT HOUSE,
Parlor No. 37.
Parlor No. 37.
Parlor No. 37.
A FEW DAYS ONLY IN CHICAGO.
A FEW DAYS ONLY IN CHICAGO.
A FEW DAYS ONLY IN CHICAGO.
JefixSt
FOR ROCKFORD, BELOIT,
Freeport. Ga’ena. Duboque, J nrrrJle, Pra We Da
Chlen, O*bko*h, LaCrosee.Su Paul, and all points West
and northwest, via—
Chicago & Northwestern Bailway.
Two dally trains leave, viz:—
9.45 ask—Dav Express.
3.odpm —Porßoekicrdiad Janesville.
, 9 .TO •* —Might Express.
Both express trains co direct through to a'l points in tis*
Northwest, and concerts at La Crosse and Prairie dn CLlso
(or St.Panh Ac.
fWPassccgera fo. Rockford take the Day Express oi
3 pm train,
bleeping Cars on night trains.
ociS-lv GEO, kh. uJNLAP. Saoerintendsnt-
jyjONET TO LOAN
10 per Cent, for Five Yean.
- S-W Short Paper Discounted, wl
B. r. DOWNIbSTS COj,
tt*l? ft} anti yg VrrMnp n<.V TInJIHIng, Clark t.
SElaimb.
W ANTED— Country Tallow.
▼ * Hufce»l price paid by 11. 11. HAYDEN. Jl.iur
SMlhWaler atiect. Icixlir
WANTED-Two single gentlemen
T V w!«h to board an-! IMge In a private Culllv. 1.0
ration ore'erred oa the North bide. Address post offl-c
box 3942. tcr.rtt
TUANTED—A good sctt.ot Par
• * i&r FornPurv In exc’.auge for p'eisanc board oa
Stale street, whbla five jnera’n walk of the post oSce.
Addreat Uamedktdy box 3218. je'.xSt
WANTED—A persDn to take a
Tv »miU First Claaa Boatolde Home. Ba!d house Is
mostly furaUbed. and the owner vii> take rest In board.
Addre-s 80x.43. with real aama and retereoee. leCxlia
TirANTED—VIRTUE & CO., 55
* * Ciri Mrect.offereaploymeattOTeaßEmeDofre -
prctabmtyand penevenoce toobta'n subsoltiera forliulr
grst daa tt mdard works. mT3I-ot-Mw
\\T ANTED A Rare Chance.—
” " To exehahxß SO here*' of l»d In Michigan for
Bone. Apply u So. SB North Clark time.
mr»ctsTitn .
ANTED—Blank Book Fini-licr.
__ ,* A good Black Book F!nlsl*er etc Sad penmavat
launcdUtely to JONKJs. PEB
DPE A bRALL. iSSLokeitreet. • or^ct*~lw
\\f ANTED—A person to travel
T T acdtxka an equal Interest vhb the advertiser In a
profltab'ebuslnees. About VAX) wU be neoeesarv. Krf
ervnres will be given and ezpect/d. Apply at ffil North
Clark street. leSxSt
W ANTED—To purchase for cash,
■ j a LOT la the We*t DlvUlon, Sooth of Kan
do’pa street of Union Park, stvealv-flve to one
bund*ed ftet. Comer preferred. Address post effee box
1460 DTiHVitv
TAT"ANTED—Agents to sell a Book
V-T (for 95 ten's) that everybody should have. A
steelercraved portrait of K«n. aBRaIIAM LIVfOLN
AlYin to every Now lathe ilm*to make
Address, with sump. RENJ.B. KCSSELL,3IS W»-h-
Ington street. Boston. Miss. ]eic3l7-6t
"Y^TANTED —
A GOOD niLLINKK*
tF“App!y at once.
*sx3t
66 Lake streeu.up stairs.
TyANTED—To exchange a good
Y Y Lltut Stock, conalrtla* of Harass, Carriages,
SlrUha, Bujcxiesand Uanjfi»ps,a.l >n goo-1 order, for an
Improved 7«nn vltß&WorfOmiltt of Chinro, or Chi
cago City Property. la utreof Wll. SIMUNaO.S. LaXe
Snore UoTise. t'ottacn Grove arcane. Addr.-M box 569
Chicago post office, myztxSw
\\T ANTED.—An Experienced Dry
v* Goods Salesman and Accountant wants a rltoatlra
In cither capacity, or both Inclusive (having sirvtd assaih
heretofore' If In a WholestleHoase.oras Book-keeper and
Cashier It Is the Retail Dry Goods or other mercantile busi
ness where Integrity ana good capabilities are a better
rtco mm* taxation than cold rings and Jewelry. Address P.
U.Boi 3361. my-.fl Iwx
WANTED —To purchase a Stock
TT of Goods.—The advertiser, desirous of going Into
butlnem, wishes to bar a stock of hoots awl onoes. Dry
Goods or Hardware, amounting to about $13.'00 or |3U<O>J
inliable for conatrv trade. for which he will pay ItiOJ
cash. s4.ficO cnlo cumbered Inside Chicago City Property,
and the balance in good fanning lands. For further par
ticulars Inquire for on* week at 34 Clark street. m>3
ANTED FOR THE
CSTTED STATES ABMY. J|
Wanted for service on oar Frostier* able. R
.v. . ~frontiers, yoonr, able*
bodied men, of jtood character, to whom win be cWea
rood pay, board, clothier ,ni t Bsedkalatlendaace. Also,
Hoaldißi for tae third In&ntry Bind. Pay ranging from
sll to 833 per Month,
ACOOBDOra TO xzxzr
Recruiting ReadcrvonaatU# South Clark street, Chicago.
apl7-c9C-3m J. TV*. ALLEY. I leut. 3d Infantry.
TMNDER WANTED - A first-class
A-I General Workman to take charge of a Bindery la
Cedar Rapids, lowa. Apply to W. TANNER. Ba-ement
of 95 CUrk street. or l«» the subscriber, at Cedar Rapid*.
lowa. J. O. * AVENPORT. myITcSTMm
Eo Kent.
r PO RENT—A Two Story Frame
JL dwelling house situated No. 583 Wabash avenue, near
Twelfth street, UenttWOperaaaum. Apply to M. LAP
LIN. 4J South Wat r street. mytl ctOt-tw
TO RENT—A DOCK 105 ft. front
ln*;on ZltswoCh street, and ruining thrensb to ths
river, between Hardsell and P..lk meet*, to rent for two
years cheap. Apply tol.D,o:*slSrEl>,%CU..eoni*rof
Lake and t asalie street. niySlciM-Im
r PO RENT—Brick Dwelling, No.
JL 207 Erie street, to rent low. Also—
SECOND STORY
Over Scott, Keen A Co.’s Clolhla* Store, t otto t low. in
quUe oi L. l>. OLMSTED A CO„
myfletOt-lm - Cor. LtR ma Liallt ttwdi
TO RENT.—A Wharfing Lot on
South Branch. 107 ffcet front bv ISO feat deep fmm the
river to Franklin street, between Van Burra and Harrison
streets. TbU lot haaa wharf of the beat dUcrtptloo. and la
well adapted for a CoaL Stone or LnmbetYurd. Apply to
E. C.LAKXED,97 Washington street. mhslbg74 l)y 10
I7OR RENT.—On 15th Jnne, or
A 1 Sale Cheap, two First Cla*a Brick Dwelling*, three
stories, flniabed in modern style, with good twostory barns
to each, sltunls within 100 feet of tho taka on Old street.
A splendid view of ibe Lake anil harbor and surrounding. a
rood neighborhood, and accessible to Horse Hall mad. La-
quire No. 63 Lake street,
my U-caafrlta
r J'O RENT—New Family Hotel in
ST. LOFISy no.
Situated In a desirable locality the city, on corner of
Twelfth and Olive street*, near tfie Mlwwurt fark, and on
the line of theOllve street Hone Can. The bnnse contain*
abontsixty room*, and 1* supplied with Las, Water, »n<,
fctore Rooms. Pantries, etc.
To a responsible teasnt, able to keep ft first-class family
hotel, ft long and very favorable lease will be granted.
Forln'nrmailon as regards term-, etc- agrees or applv
to JoIIN E. ToRE.orS. U. LAPLIN, Esq., of the firm
of Laflin Smith A ttola*. St. Louis. Mo. myl^e-sllm
JgOARUING IN THE COUNTRY
BUSHNELL HOUSE, Beloit* Wis*
This well known and popul-r Hotel will receive, aa usual,
families board for tbe su-nmcr. Suits of rooms are lor
nUnedexprrtriv for tbe accomodation of famines, and the
J rices of board will be made to salt tbe limes - varying
nknSOeentstofl perday, for each person—according to
tbj rooms occupied.
NopajuwiU be spared to make tbe Hotel
A PLEASANT SOIREE HOCSE.
For transcient guest* tbe Urms are #1 per day. but a
liberal discount is made to Agents, and others, who atop at
t*>e hotel for several days, or who make it their stopping
place at regular intervals.
A. A. KNOWLES, lluaeer.
J. J. BUSHNELL, Proprietor. JcSctdl-lm
Jfor *ale.
T?OR SALE—A first class residence
1? with three acres cf lani, In V/rlghtN Grove, nrvthe
Northern dty limit*, inquire of BOOMER ± PECK. Xo.
3 Maoale 1 empie. my3Sc«J»lm
X 1 on Like, Stale and Clark a ret ta. and Lou In the res
retire dhra'ona of ihe cty, cheap forcmh. Apply to S'.
LANCASTER, afctgnee oi Jamea X Bpilogw, Room U
Metropolitan Block. JsScS23 3t
FIR SALE—A Bank located in the
Northern put of Wisconsin. with a circulation of
about *50,00 i). recaredby State Stock, -eilmg parties go
lugto 11kea Peak. Address box 406-1 Chicago port. of.
floe, mialxlw
XTOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
XX OR EXCHANGE for Oula'de City Prop-nr—
Sooth Side preferred. Tne arsove property, situated No.
117 South Jefferson, neat Madhoortreer, and two block*
trom the new Wert Side Union Dep-1. It U now rented
to a good ten int and poswaalon can be had at one months
notice. Apply to ARHU KST X DOUGLAS, Boat Yard,
Sooth Branch, near Twelfth street. mylScaavim
TT'OR SALE—Cheap, the new Cot-
X 1 lAge House (S rooms) and ihree year* lease. No. 249
South Clinton street. A desirable reside «ce and locality.
Goood garden yarn and water fixture* attached. Sold cheap
for oah, or a part on abort lime, secured. Apply on the
premises, or to the subscriber at the office of t arroll A Ja
meson. 65 South Clark rtreet, corner of Randolph.
mScaOl-lni JAMES JOHNSON.
TT'OR SAI.E—A desirable location
X? for a residence within the corporite limits of thstown
of So B nd. Ind ana—three hours ride from Ch'cago,—on
the Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad, and
convenient to the Depot. Beaul fully located for a town or
rural residence, containing about »lx acres. A flse lot of
fruit tree j . In a nice growing condition- Also soins flat
forest tree-arrnad ths bnl-diog spot. For partcuia-* ad
dretboz 230 Sou'h Eend. iauUoa. Je<x3t
pOK SALE!
Flour, Feed and Commission Store!
The tctt desirable stand opposite the new Ra'faoad Depot
corner of Oval sad Madison, established for the last seven
jfvi. is offered for sale, the propr etor being engaged la
another butfirkS.- lo a person oflmlt'd meats a One op
po ; -city preeetts itw»«f securing on mat ea.«y tenn» one
of the finest toaincM stands la the city. Apply on the
premises; jvt-xht
—=*=j—»Nff.w AND second
H»en Pxaaos for sale low, Pianos and
IX fi I X* Melodeons to Bent. Ciders for Tuning
Kanos,Melodeons,Orrana. andanktedaof MosioJ in»tru
mtutsprompOy at'ended to. All kinds of Musical lastro*
repaired at short notice. _ . . _ w
“ 1U T.ake stmt—near Clarity
Uoariitng:
TJOARDING.—One suit of plea-
I I , u,t wm with board. Alio, day board can beoV
talnedtt 163 Monroe street. ny»ac*
TJOARDlNG.—Furnished Rooms
I P and Board. Abo, day board, can be obtained *1 57
street. mylxhw
TJOARDING.—First-Class Board
II with pleasant cults of rooms far gentlemen with
small famines or single gentlemen, can be had at No. 74
Sutectr.et, ne-rßaadolph, (np-etalra.) m«l7r.a_
TJOARD.—A gentleman and lady,
■ J three single gentlemen will find heme comforts,
room furnished or not. at a moderate price, at the pleasant
locality, No. 71 Wata-h Arenac, between Eandolph sod
itrects. Reference* required. myge«oß2w
TJOARDING—A small family, or
I) zentlcnanend lady, can obtain first c teas board In a
Drtrate family, with good rooms centrally located en tba
South Side, on reasonable terns. For particular* address
bos 1913 Chicago post office. Also, one or two day
boarders. JeUlw
A HOME, WITH ITS PLEAS
ores and comforta can be obtained for a gentleman
and bis wife, at a private residence. East front, on W abash
arena-, north of Jackson street. Booms front—view of
the asintermpt*', and unexceptionable board, id
dre» P. O. Dor 3516.
Board at evanston.—
Pleasant accommodation* in a private
Jarre,ary and very desirahe furnished or
nlahed, through the summer months or the rw. ienna
modtnte. Apply at No. 33 Sooth V, ster bt
)Htf.3BT
TJOARD WITH PLEASANT
NoL°l9 S <ina 21 mieWsan At.bub.
Reference required.
A few Boarders can be accommodated at
163 Wabash At, corner Monro© St*
Reference required. ap*cg<P
Pamphlet & book print
-150. We have the best facilities of anv concern
West of New York for turning out work of the above close.
OaH and get our esUmates before ordering. Letters request*
hut estimates will receive promot attention. Direct to
WM. H. RAND, Press and Tribune office
51 OSnRNk
NUMBER 291.
amusements.
YToYICKEU’S THEATRE
XT A. Vadifon stmt, bwtweta State ud Dearborn.
WEO'ESDAT EVEM3Q. Jusa Cti.
Benefit of E. L. Tilton.
Oa which occasion will be pieKnted theioluwing powerful
aitnitlcn:
KISS FANS* TILTO.N,
MiaS KATE PUTNAM,
And tic whole Jrataayc ccmpaoy. -
The performance win commence with (he beautiful
dramacf
THE wzzor COPSE.
Lukef-eWing....,; Mr E. TILTON.
McV:cXtr, Min Woodbury, Mra.LrKhlon.tte.
jy“-*eUelk.os flora LqrirfeHows Hiawatha.
jwHnt appe >rasre ou th« stages of Mhs Fanny TUtoo,
C7*Ri ctitoa by £. L. TUtoa.
To conclude with the drama of
THE ADOPTED CHILD.
Michael.
Child...
Causa or Trmt—.Poore open u TM; Curtato rises at
Bo'cioce prtmsely.
OF*Box office opes from 10 o'clock a. k. till S o'clock
r. when inb can be secured three dues in adtaaee.
„ Fazes or and Dmw Circle. Ste.;
Second Lower Pmate Boxes, |i; Upper, lh
2. Q..SHKRMAN. Treasurer.
■\-fISS TILLINR BAST’S Second
ITJL cl.tsaiHAl. ORGAN CONCERT.
IK ST. PAUL’S CHURCH,
Cora ex of Wabash it. and Van Bona at..
On'THURSDAY EVENING Jun»7tK, enrnmenelTiy pnwi»
tuallyal H o'clock.
I.— Overture to -tMw nandel.
2—4. TO Mi’ll.. OWcIU
Mlseaml’h, Mrs. Matlarn end Mr. bird.
for the Oman. 1— Alhgro Mantcso. S—AJ*>
*l3. S—Rondo Allegretto ....Rink.
Hear SweetS|lrlt (byrepeat). Beethoven.
m Matt-son.
A— Symphony No. 10. I—AI e.ro Vivace. I—Andante
dlmolto. Pieale, Allegro Moratt,
|_olora In Eicelats Mercadanie.
Mrs. Thomas, Un. Ma'U<on and Mr. De Passlo.
7. Andante eon mote, (tom Sym. 80. S Beethoven.
8. Pngze with Obi-gate Pedal ScbelK&>'erg.
Tickers, 25 cent* racb, to be bad at Music Stotts, Prin
cipal Motels, and at the door. letafft
A SSAM, ITS MISSIONS AND
XA. TB» Strut Wii.- Rev. NILES BROSbON, for
twenty fire yean resident la Indl*; La-PUr with the civt
laalloea. manners and religions of the Ka*t, amt an eye
witness of ’Cvt.es of the Sepoy ln»unrctl«n. will deliver
■wo Lecture*on lav shore narnxt subject In :he that
Baptist Church, ea TnuraJay snd Friday evenings of this
week. Tuk-'smiy heluds' tie Book Store of Church.
Goodman A Kenney, on Lasalle near Kanoclpn sl><er. or
a. the door of me Church. Tonutf the Lectnrea available
to all, adml-sion to each lecture onlv twelve and aha f
cents. Proceeds to goto the cause of Missions- Wehope
a crowded audience will show a generoua appreciation
among us of the UiCal CaiM of Chr.atiau iliasi* ns iu
the heathen. i«-5-fftta<t
ffieneral Notices.
A BARG AIN.—I have 200 acres
of wet land In Bureau o unty. u;-on which there
wli- becuelnl-Ca mortgage for U.C. whidi X wt»h to
trade, snhlrct to ajld mortgage. Thehn.l la worth Ohper
acre. Will exchange tor aar kind of Chat e iropeity.
(. xcept horses and oxen.) Address box 5306. Cbtego,
Ilmnis. jeaxa
pITY SCRIP.—We buy City
Scrip, and advise holders to consult u* bnore se.Ung
elsewhere. GEKKNitBAUiI BKOTUERB.
Under Kahne Bank, cor. Laaalle and Lxke-su.
mygcia^uo
OFFICE of ill. and missis
\J BIPPI TELEOBAfd CO.
CrcaWA, minols, Nay 3Cth.
The Board of Directors hare thU day declared a dividend
of two per cent, payable on and after Ue fink dav of June
Ofxr. TUOS. BAbBAETT.
jHcfiOT Iw Secretary.
pHANGE OF TIME and Change
\J of PASSENGER OFFICE.
«HM» Southtru mnd Lais* Short B» JT«
On and alter Jane Id. trains w-U leave Chicago at 7JC
iL.ru toUSpjn. TialnsarTlveaiSJUnaulttp.m. Pve«n>
p*r offl. e w lots I fr.tn Bert re House to Freight Odke. W
Dmbom ititrU tiCI>.U.OMV
!eScdiO-iw
Lake street mills—on
Wiit Lake and De*pldnestre»ts. Chetgo. Illinois.
Our sapeilLur bmul> 01 Fleur. and Feed—whole*
sale or retail at the lowest tair?. CLjoda warranted and
delivered in the dty :ree of eba-ge,
myt6 stE-S.NS A NORRIS.
OF CHICAGO. BUR
LLNOTUX i HUIiCV tIUCO.
Cv-caeo, May 20,1M0.
TO STOCKHOLDERSNotice a herebv t Iren that a
Meeting of the Stockholder*of the C-fcaxo, Hurling on and
Quincy Kallroad Conn any will be --til at the office of the
Company la Chicago, Illinois, on f«dw, the SSd dar of
June neat, atllo'ci cklntbe fr.rewoon', lor the purpose
of electing Director* for the ensnlrt tear and the u«mac
Uooot any other bukineaa thU mar be nomiaed to me
meeting Hr order of the Board of Directns
amps t. hall. *sy y .
OFFICE OF THE HALFNA &
CHICAGO UNION RAILROAD COIII'ANY.
Csicano. May S, 1960,
XOIICK TO SIOCEUOLUIES. •
The Annual Meeting of the Mockholderaof the GalenaA
Ch cago Union Ual road Conn anv, lor the election of Hi
re tors and of olher ’hualness, will b*- hold at
the Office of the Company In Chicago. Illinois, rn Wednee*
day. the 6th day of June next, et lo o’clock, a. w
m7-c379-lm W. M. LAKBAUEE. Secretary.
/OFFICE CHICAGO AND HOCK
V/ ISLAND RAILROAD CO.
N*w You, May 31. IBID.
The Animal Mevltogof the Stockholders of UiN Compa
■y, for the election or thirteen Directors for the ensuing
year, will be held at tho office of the company m the city
of Chicago. State of Illinois, on Friday, the eighth day of
June next, 1600.
The poll will be opened at It o’clock A.M., and closed
at 13 >(. HENRY FAKNAM. Pn-rt.
f. 11. Towa. Secretary. myScMShl
U.O. STONE.
pHICAQO & NORTH-WEST
KJ ERN RAILWAY COMPANY.
- Cmcaoo, May Ist. 1360.
The Annual Meeting of the Bondholders and Stockhold
era of this Company will be he'd at the Otflceof the Com
; any lo the city tf Chicago, on THURSDAY, the -evruth
dav of Jane, 1360, at 3 o'clock r. «_ for the ek-ctlon .of
Directors for tne ensuing year, and (or the transaction of
any other business that may erne before them.
myac34Md JAM EB K. YOUNG. Secretary.
TLLINOIS SAYINGS INSTITU
JL *f ION, In the City of Chicago. Incorporated Febru
ary. LS37. Office lot and 106 Methodi-t Church Block.
This Institution receives Deposits of Flv# Cents and up
wards, and allows Interest at the rateef six per cent per
annuo. Dividends payable Flrvt Monday of January and
July. Office open dally during the usual hours of hueim-as,
andon Tuesday and Saturday evenings.
JOHN CsUAINES. President.
N.B. KIDDER. Cubler. my 7-d7—lm.
CTRATED OR STOLEN from the
rubscrl'-er, three Colls, viz: One three tear old light
bay Mare, with biack legs, mane and tall, and about six
leenhaidsbigh. One hay mare, two years old last fall, not
so tall but more stocky. Also, one bright sorrel, two yean
old, geldmg. rstberulland letutbv, They all have pretty
*cxvf sized heads. They have not been heard from sl> ce
the ilrstuf May Auy übe return ng tnem, or giving Ufor
mation where they xuiy be tounu. will be liN*r»Uy re
warded. LEW la BUEK VIL.
Lisbon. Kendall Co . I 11„ May 30, Jetxkt
LOST. —A Note, of which the fol
lowing Ua copy;
Madibos Corrrr. Ills.
Fire yean after data we Jelstlv aad sevcrdly promise to
pay Daniel Eaton, or order, six Thousand Dollars. value
received, with interest at t«o per centum per annum, pay
ah’e oa the Sad day of November of each and every year,
until maturity. A, D. KATUN,
[signed,] E. EA roN,
PH tit EAS O. EATON.
The public Isbemby cautioned against purchasing above
nole,aspaym*DtU*topped.
Krw*xD Ten Dollar] reward wl:I be pad to any p»r
--•on who will deliver sa.d note to GKO. T. ABBEY. IMs
Lake stmt. J«fteSo9-it
T TUTTED STATES MAIL.—
LJ Only Weekly Line lo
CORK, LIVERPOOL,
And all the principal dtles of Great Britain and the Conti
neat of Europe, calling at Queenstown, (Cork) Ireland.
THE SXONTBEAL HI All*
Ocean Steamship Company’s
First full sowrml Clyde built steamers In ronnectica
with the GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY of Canada, sal
every Saturday from Quebec, carrying the United hu'oi
knd M-di. and pusengcrs.
Bohemian, McMaster i Nova Scotiaa,Capt. Borland
North Bnton “ Grange, I NTh American. •* Arlon.
Anglo Saxon M Balaotine.| Canadian, (new)
Two new stupe, (building)
Qukkest, Cheapest and most comfortable sea passage.
Fare ftomChlago or Milwaukee to Queenstown (Cork) at
Liverpool:
FTnt Class, according to stateroom 039 and 1103,
Steerage, fund with cooked provisions. 666-
Hstnm Tickets, First Class, good for 0 months,! ISO and Ae.
- 003 and 96,
CerShatcs Issued for bringing out passeorersfrum all the
nrtndpal towns of Great Britain and Ireland, by above
•teamen or millng vessels, at very reduced rate* t
For freight orpsssage applv to the Company s Genera.
Agents, Babel A hearse. 19 Water street Liverpool. Cork
and Dublin, and 3 Broadway. New York, 1* m. Graham,
Grand Trunk Railway Office,
dlylstp U I under Adams House. Chicago.
JNSURAN CE.
Fire, marine and Lite.
BPRIHGFIELD F. & M. ISS. CO,
OP SP&IMQriSLDb MASS.
Capital aad -
MASBASQIT FIRE IKS. CO.,
or 9PRESQFULD, HASS.
.IfllUfJI
HOPS FIBS IKS. CO,
OP HEW TORE.
HAHOVEB. FIRE IHB. CO,
OF SIW YORK.
Capital sad Sorplna. UtQw *!
KNICKERBOCKER LIFE IRS. CO,
OF MEW YORK.
Capital and Surplus
JO. I Poll*! enr - Sooth W»tef and Clark strtatt*
rdeaa bgsa-failstpl
OAA HKDS. N. O. SUGAR in
OUU
on A N. O. S. H. SYRUP for sale
wUUwrlow. BETSOLDS. ELY * CO.
£ A A Basra PRIME RIO COFFEE.
OUU REYNOLDS. ELY a CO..
*1 f\A Bags O. G. JAVA COFFEE.
IJy REYNOLDS. ELY * CO.
1 OH Bags CHOICE P. R. COF
-lUU ELT , co ,
OHO Bbla.'N. Y. SYRUP.
OUvl RETWOLDS- ELT* CO.
-I A A Boies PRIME CODFISH,
JLUV/ Jaa itclred ml ELT * CO.
“•rvrv Rh's. FT T. CRUSHED,
500 ,r *co-
-* AA Tierces RICE.
J.UU REYNOLDS, SLY* CO.
: raan axs Taistnra
■A'-B II3IS d s CBM DHLS,
The following m Hu nUa of .d«rli.mg In Us
X>AIliZ PBKBS AND TRIBUNE t
Oca Square, <8 Unea acate.) one Insertion... .
“ “ etthiuberquentday.tst at; Mi... *22
“ “ two wedca, (6w arj ** *S
** ** one moaUu (Sb *».) * tTZ
“ ** UIFM BOBtAI, (4b aid.;. iStS
“ *• nz moatlu, (rat fA) . % au»
•* “ oaeyear.
tF“ A Schedule of Prtcee tot mere apace than eie Square
can be teen at the Counting Boom.
All TraaMaat Adreitlteßants lobe paU In AdTanee.
gar* AU ahaagee charged 30 cents per Square,
*
ame or iPTuraai n> mmr rmiae am> raaotra
a I JO per Square, each week. for lint moctb.
*■*# !! ** for each sut'aequett moata.
*• for one year.
R Y GILBERT & SAMPSON,
• AccnjaxvM, 22 Lake atrret.
Superior Furniture,
Carp.!., .ntrroriy *• ,; r „ n a , Ptmmo Port*
AT .vvcnos.
On THURSDAY, J'i'e 71b, al»>< o>!o::lr. v«t win «*JI at
our salesrooms, Ao. **4 a ami
twartmentofall bind* aml descriptions « f inr tura!*con-
Z? n?'S ta *P* r:MA * lu> Ml nurblt-t*.y«. »u -wui ( ,h6
Bnuatl* tad db<r Ctr eta. Looking Glasses.
FORTE at 101 o’clock.
One elegant, evred four icutd comers ar..l Pill
floLbsd mt«o oeUvt, new. P-ano "ore; warranti.ii,.
perfect onler, and «rpe*lor t ) tor soli* Ibis *em*on llne-el
?,* ».u uo^uiicirs
ecamiae before tht sale. u
GILBERT ± SAMPSON.
A'liloi eere.
Mr. Y.L.Tlton.
......Allas KATE PL' f.SAif.
TSY GILBERT & SAMPSON—
-I—F AactlODeerj—B3 Lake street.
Coffins at . lndian .
Jj.!SUi,it9K"'dock. w.w!U .FI •with,
out reserve. by order ofE. Aiken. Assume for U. v.
«iwjn>.atst-'re 179 Randolph street, aeont UOC'gflne
Ofallstm. Sale positive. Term* cash.
Je3ch»4t GILBERT A SAMPSON. Auers.
H Y GILBERT & SAMPSON—
Auctioneer*, SJ Lake street.
VPHOLSTtBY GOOD!*,
OFFICE FURNITURE. SAFE. OeFICE DESK.
STOVES. Ac.. AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY. Jane B*b, at •«* o’clock. »r w n s,’! hr
E.-Aiker, Assignee fo? H. is. J’S
Randolph street, all the Upb'.lstery Goods, 02 o
Dc-u, Office Saf M ao-i all the Offlc4 Furniture
Also—AUthe Stores In the iMta:Ushm. Nt
_Kem-lt GILBERT A .-•■Ull-.-n.l. Aucfr..
T?T GILBERT & SAMPSON—
Closing Aevlgsec's Sale of
FURNITURE AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY. June n\ at BW o'clock, we will «** out
without reserve. by omerot L. A ker. Aseigtee for II n
Perrons. ats*ore 179 lUodolpbetrecl,'bcfcahnevof h‘‘ir
nlture unso d. consisting of bed-tes. *. i C fi -i ,
bureaus ard washstands with and wl-h.-ut nwheiort!
splendid mvhogAnr wardrobe*, e! guile* g,rva <r,th m njr
door*, mahogany with marilAoia. marii.i-i •*
cenue uhles or lUnda, nebtieer, lH»k.cw«*. bciMea.**
eanl faNe*. piano sto''*, farcy rum *at aialra, iiad r. nr
olfier go dsuonum’roustuoartl a arise.
Je3c&J*-*t (iltBaRT A iiut’ps.
B Y GILB.LKT & SAMPSONV—
Lar. e Catalogue Sale of
FIBTE ARTS,
th- l S? ra ?• P *° do,l,Qj * S°- tnax lt3dr ' wo,ll '> *t*h*
wUldl^»so/ CtiU<!rnen ° f v - l ' ial * o “d vldndy that they
AT 'AUCTION,
Comm«dn*^rKsD AY . Jun, lath. hours of Ml* 2S
AT OCR BALKS Ut-DJI. 9. LAKE STREHT,
Bostmaenlflcen'eo'leitUn cl altogether tewdcs
of Italian nurbie.sUhastcr alu agate statuary .*&.
the tat-et 'tylesof BoV u> m «d e&a£d S W
ware, French china war.,work it.a.s and wr.il: £ oWiisl
Knri»ntrllrtteware,faoe> »nlrr«>, .ve., .*p. in ihi* «u!
perbcoJ.ectun wLI »e iouLdioany snhlwtof heautiit 1 .
sign and workmanship, n.anv o: which are .-rle’nat •»,,!
therefore perfectly unique, rucj. *» da-.kai iif'-c' R -
man, Grecian, NeapocUw. st»i«th»r welUnnvn irni- of
r**»u bUtoetlea of scu.ptarod aL» aster, under go-s
shKLas such u eome'r, tragedy. Virus, daiclug , :L
Aai'reand 1 syebe, tldaify, and tamv ct! ergr.ui.,. Vho
ahoveroodshivejustarrlv.d frun Kur. te. a7d baveNeu
select'd with great care by Signer l*a»K.oianl.fn>m the 41 rat
VleoS 01 lU,3f ’ tb * r °J , » l manufacitriceof IVagueand
Also, a superbassortment of tl e dneat .inalltv of idlvcr
plated noons, lonalatlng of tea setts, wsdteni, 28.1C 14 It ch,
and other ».xee. caston. with rich tut bottles, coffee and >ra
urns, foth.*. spoons and aalbk together with a great vaileiv
ofowttu ametvs.
Taeae io.K.'a have r>ever been effensl In any other market
ardvvi'tr vnlcie w.tbout the least re M rve
It Uconddtntly believed. 1 the taMrful, the o nous,
and Ihe ecunon leal Lave sever hadsode Irabie art
tmuty ui obtaining anlnea ot elegance, vruataeu; and
fbc gmuls wUlbeopeo fo'ftre i‘Tamlnailon on UV,ire*.
di» »cd Uu.soay. MavMhan.f Wh..v d la.Hr* aid g. n.
tie ren arr u.viteutoealland exam ne the above b-auilml
atu: svitH l asM.itment and aitend tbe sale.
CUt'OfcUe. w;llb« ready on the uoitilogof the day •(
U » ’is puxchaMdfnr transit will be packed In tbe otlgra
Itd .-n fui tag(»ata -Timllsapenie.
mvi.tdcs; 01LBEK1A BA U ?SOS, Am fn».
, A genu
Host.
auction *alca,
ie^-csoe-fft
KITED STATES
ST£J.U OR EDGE,
FOE LAKE MICHIGAN.
AT AUCTION,
WJf. K. BETTERS * IV). wilt r( U
June2l*t, at 10 o’clock,.the; U. h. biuuu 1/rmJgc f«c
Lake Michigan.
No appropHatlnna ha ring been nod* St t\mgre* s for tb«
maintenance of the li. S. steam I>m*eo il.iai, n..w U
UCbkago. tntne riorth Urancbof the Ttivir andt .rt *.
in* m» meat s available f..r n to> J»<t, the »a!e of •, m* tsj.
uanlo machine ami her four dumping scows thus m m
unavoldabe. They wdl, tcc.rd a*lf. be *o:dat th« Irm «<*•
bj«» *t fhlcaeo, at public auction t the highest rSM. r>> ra
THCUslM\,ihe a|»i day of June, proilnio, at Itn.’a k»
In the morning.
This dredge boat waa bu It by Howat Jin ISM, She has
an ciceueot double »t«am enxlne and sale whirls, with
bucket* workid by enuleas ihatas. Stc la cipa le of
raising two thmtsuui cubic v art* per dar. The b,a» amt
steam mac Inery are tu good older, and-te well worth tt.<*
aitehtlnnof those who ate ergogi'd in dm l glue for any iur>
posowbaievrr. Can t« view'd at her no tints at v day
previous to the sale. Is well supplied with anchors cable*,
and appurtenance*fbrresdy werk.
At the same Urn* and place. will besoM osc other p’ouw.
deck«a,aod aqiunllty of tosism ■ cgtlng.
Terms Cash in specie. Uv order of
. M. O. GRAHAM,
Lt, ( olocet, Supl’g Engineer of Lose HarLn.t Worts
mya>c464»td
Hf. bakkk,
• GENERAL AUCTION
AND CONimsaiO* iHEKCIIANT.
Forlheaaleof all k'nds oi personal property rtal erUto,
Urushold goods, furniture, Ac.
*“* JAMES A. MARSHALL,Sa’mmar.
mygKHy No. 3H Dearborn sU<ot.
\\ r^ m A. BUTTERS & CO.
GENERAL AUCTIONEEiCS,
16, 49 A 50 DEARBORN STREET*
Directly opposite the Tranent Heme.
*v. a. stnTXBS. [ap76o-ly] w. irvjmvwrTrvß*
Tv HEELER A nil.S(»’S
SEWING MACHINES
Hava won the Highest Premiums at the Fain of .the
United State* Agricultural Society,
And it the Stale Fairs of
MAINE. ILLINOIS,
VERMONT, MISSOURI,
CONNECTICUT, OHIO,
NEW YORK. INDIANA.
NEW JERSEY. KENTUCKY,
PENNSYLVANIA, MICHIGAN.
VIRGINIA, WISCONSIN.
MISSISSIPPI, CALIFORNIA,
And at the Fairs of
Metropolitan Mechanic’* iaatitute.Waahinjftcßj
American Inatitnte, New York,
Mechanic’s Association, Boston,
k ranklin Inatitnte, Philadelphia,
Mechanic’s Institute. Baltimore,
Mechanic’s Association. Cincinnati,
Mechanic’s Institute, Chicago,
Kentucky Institute, Louisvilioj
Mechanical Association, St. Louis.
Mechanic’s Institute, Son Francisco,
Handreds of County Fairs.
At the late U, 9. Fair at Chicago the Society awarded
this Machine the FIRST PREMIUM. a Uraad Silver Me
dal, and the Special Premium of a 0100 Sliver Pitcher.
The Lock-Stitch made by thla machine lathe only rtltoh
that cannot he ravelled, and that pr**«nt*lhe same appear
ance each side of the seam. It la made with two threads
one upon each side of the fabric, and Interlocked 1» the cm
ireollt. No family should be without this economical
time and labor-aavlng machine. It doe* the sewing of a
f-mtiw or manufacturer with strength and beauty. Pitching
the lightest or heaviest fabric In the mow time that tea
mnlm T- **— *-*- **y h - t>,t
31 ,SOS of these machines wers sold In 1860. A printed
BUI of Direction!. illustrating the dliferent ports Is sent
with nvh machine, this ia sufficiently explicit to show Us
ese. All ordera executed with care and prompt.tude. Ma
chines when shipped are boxed with even thing recessary
to use them, ami can b« delivered by express (without In
lunrl to any section of the country. Seed for .Clmiar.
UiU. R. CHITTENDEN,GeneraI Agent,
Nos. 107 A 169 Lake it.. Chlcsgo. Ul.
Box 4W P. O. mb3-bD»t-ag»Utn
pREAT VICTORIA BRIDGE
IT OPS!f. ThU Immen* Iroo itroctare, nearly tw«
taUesLa length, (the longw.Un the world) erected ecrou l«»
RIVER ST. LAWRENCE
At Montreal, at a cost of Six and a half Million* of Did
lars,to connect the Eastern and Western dlvlaiots of tho
Grand Trunk Kailieuy
OF CANADA.
fj open IbT public tnJßc. Tblc ne«l7 I*loo
In lough. 1>
OJCr DgEOIT. ItICH., TO
And Iter* lionly*
ONB OSANOB OF OARfI
FromChlMfo or the MUeWppi W*oloMtoe.
lon. (McknUnl moo* conftnienl route for travel between
ih.SooSiWMt ud Canada wh! New b»i»LJ'aeaenKie
of Cauto «d iha
New England Smee.id»oto«a«lfrom
Chicago and Liverpool
Kor farther pamralart aoply w
B WALTIRSHANLV,O«er»I Manager. Montreal.
WALteav « JAJfc( abraC K. OenT Weetern Agent,
Mo. 13 Lakestieeet,
Under the Adame Honae, Chlcage.
dlyup*
p E M O V A L .
1 I.tWP iXD OIL ESFOSinr,
FROM 1M TO
122 Clark Street 122
(Two Doors Morth of the Old SUadJ
Downer’s Celebrated Boston Kerosene
KEW KEROSENE LAMPS,
Have obll«f na to renew to larger ijaartera.
ima Tnul* *nppU»i U a moderate advance over
*« lenl ™ U *- OiIARLKS L. SOBLKr
A -»nt ml Manager.
fegfrflfrAmlat?
VOUNG’S DOUBLE THREAD
-L ~ vtt.t srwnco atAcmais.
VITH HIE LUPBOVKJIKSTS,
STYLES AM) PRICES,
wo l MACHOT-TmbU wtlh dixw .... .. tSfl
so’ i MACHINE—TabIe viUi drawer and cover.
Verr oraontil P
priysrsal hmmk. 3
Chlcaco Salesroom 132 Lik»**U
S«d fbrs Ctreoler. AcenU wasted. Addreee WM. E
TOPXQ * CO, Chteaeo LHaoto letfaH^Ka
TT'XAMINE THE HOLLY SEW-
Pi CIO lUCHCIZ,
AT 166 LAX 8 ITBSSI
JOE.VTS rAYTSD.
ADDRESS BOXl s olbbook a WADSWORTH,
MWHUa.Uy j qwaiAgnle.