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OH K a- V m uss AND TRIBUNE. VOLUME XII. PRESS AND TRIBUNE. SATURDAY XOKVHTO, FEBRUAEY, 19,1859. The Specie Bank Bill* la answer to a number of inquiriea concern ing the Specie Back bill, ao-caUcd, in onr Legis lature, we would state that it was a few days ago defeated in the House by a decisive majority which fact was daly chronicled in our report of tbe prooeedings. The Illinois Central ft* ft* Bill* The Illinois Central Railroad bill Introduced in the Senate by Mr. Bryan, to settle the con troversy between tbe Company and Auditor Dubois—fixing tbe amount to be pud by tbe road into tbe State Treasury at 7 per cent on tbeir gross earnings and no more—bas been de feated in tbe Bouse for want of a constitutional majority. It passed the Senate on Wednesday. Trot 'em Oat. The Democratic City Convention meets to-day. The bell-wethers of the party bavc been canvass ing np to this time exclusively among Kepubli ' cauH, or Democrats of a very recent formation, for a suitable nominee for Mayor—Hau. Isaac L« Milfikcn, Charles Walker, and M. D. Gilman be ing the favorites. The matter seems to be "wliit. tied down now to Mr. Gilman aud John B.Turner, &q. Amoug other improvements, it Is stated that the IriAi arc to be cut off without a shilling. J£rin go Jtragh I Tbe Comptroller's Financial Statement i We present to our city readers this morning tbe financial atstement of Comptroller Ward for I tbe year ending Feb. 1, 1859. It gives a full exhibit of tbe municipal receipts and expendi tures for tbe last year, for all purposes—general, local and special. We reserve for another dsy » more extended notice of tbe facta presented, and in tbe meanwhile ask for U tbe careful at tention of every tax-payer. Tbe Chicago Time* will raise tbe usual clamor about it, but that is neither here nor there. Long John and tbe Ijccompton Charter* It isnot generally known, but is nevertheless a fact, that Wentworth desired the passage of tbe infamous Lecomptoa Charter. He never penned a paragraph against it for his psper.- Every article that appeared in the Democrat in opposition to the enactment of that in&moos scheme, was inserted by bis employees. Went, worth wanted it paased. His object waa to " kill ofT Peck and Judil," to uae his own expression. Him animosities towards those gentlemen are so viralent that be waa perfectly willing tbe people of Chicago should be plundered of tbeir property and disfranchised of their rigbtof self government, provided be could feed fat hts vengefnl spites against those gentlemen. Had that swindling Charter become a law, it would have enabled Wentworth to have bel -1 awed through his paper, that " its enactment " was tbe result of tbe intjficitncy of the Cook " County delegation; that, bad he been a mem " ber it could not have passed; that, bad some "other men been .elected in tbeir stead, tbe " thing would not have been impoaed on the " tax-payers; that this dire calamity would not 4( have happened bad bis opinions and wishes " been followed in making choice of represents "lives/* Ac. Ac, .Shortly be!ore the meeting of the Legislature, Wcutvvortb called ou ToiuDyarooe Sunday and told hlui, Jbat as his party had the power in the Legislature, bo was a great fool if he did not put through a charter that would give him control of the city government. Having thus egged on Thomas, he next wrote mi mticle for his paper, Kiying that the jieople need give themselves no txi»ca*m«s* about the L*:compton Charter, a>< tbo Cook County delegatim could easily defeat It; that if Ac wo* fn the Legislature hewoutd-have no trouble in ocating it. After layiug hi* traio and placing a xlow mutch to it, ha left town und went to Troy, X. Y.,w> that lie might be at a »»afe <li<hujcc when the explosion should take place. There be spent his time in writing hack articles, uhuviug the State Trustee, aud waiting impatient ly for the parage of the Lecomptou Charter. Finding that his fire troika did not jo off as he expected, he i-neaked home the other Jay to pros pect siouLd for on opuiing for new mischief Wentworth Urging the Payment of ttie . JUcHvitt Claim* Siuen last fall WentworLli lias written very little lor hia paper except abuse of the Slate Trustee for voting to pay the Leavitt claim. When ut liomc, be writes ab'oul little clk>, and tvheu absent about nothing cite. He bas nu old grudge agalnnt the Trustee, and takes Ibi? method of gratify ing his gnawing animosity Bad Wentworlh beon Slate Trustee, we have his own deliberate declaration that be would have voted for the allowance of tbo claim. Every paragraph be baa recently published against its payment, is tbe essence of hypoc risy. To injure ilr. Hay ba i* willing to stul tify himself. Xo man in Illinois ever ex. pressed himself more Btrongly or unqualified ly in favor of paying the Leavitt claim, tliau this selfsame Wentworth, who is now chatter ing und cawing at tbe Trustee lor carrying out his own urgent request That the pnblie may judge of the dastardly motives that are ac'uuiiiig tbe long individual, in bis daily abuse of the State Trustee, we republish bis letter to Mr. Leavitt, warmly indorsing tbe justice of bis claim, and urging ifs payment: Eovax or RtTMurnriTtra, { Waouirotos. January 30.1923.$ David Lxavrrr, lu anawer to yours of tbe 25ta InsL, i would state that I re. member well the circumstances under which tbe last Canal Loan was obtaioed. The State bad exhausted all its efforts to raise the money to complete the CaoaL There was a general d(~ sire that you should go to Eaglaod aad make tbe effort for as. 1 remember this the more particularly, as my first knowledge was gained of you by the familiarity with which oar busi oes« men used your name as having the confi dence of foreign capitalists. I remember tbe great joy rAat was rnantfrtled when ihr newt reach ed JUinots titot you lutd nailed, aud the expression was universal amoug our people that if you could uotMicceid, no one could. Before your depar. tare, nucb was tbe anxiety for you to go, that I do not believe that you could have cxkrd a cumnUtion contingent upon ystir sue* <f»« to high that our eilizent toouid not 1 hate allowed it triihpleasure And after your re turn, eucb was the unitcrsat cxprenion of grati tude to you for your aervioea ibat 1 cannot con> jectare of any reasonable demand oa your part that would have beea demurred to by any one. It is only until recently that 1 have been in* formed that you have never received any pay tor your services in negotiating that loan, and it is mr opinion that tbe people of Illioois gener ally have supposed that you received the usual commission ia satisfaction of them. You ask me, What would be a reasonable 1 commission for the services thus rendered / I know your services were invaluable to Uu State, and tbe least oar citizens would expect you to take, would be what other men in a similar po* 1 aition to yourself were charging for ouch ser vices at the time. 1 have never been iu a position, either public or private, that would enable me to aay what was then or is now, the usual per centage. Bat 1 think you oogbt to be paid upon thts basis, and liberally paid, too. Were the matter re ferred to me, 1 should at once consult men whose positions would qualtfly them to tlx upon the 9uual percentage in such cases. Your obedient servsnt, [Signed.] Johx Wbmtwo&to. Wisconsin. Tbe Republican members of the Wisconsin Legislsture held a caucus at Madison on Wednesday evening lost, to exchange views in reference to the coming election for an Associ ate Justice of the Supreme Court. Tbe titaU Jonrnal says: "The general opinion was that Hon. Byron Paine, of Milwaukee, is the man, " and a committee waa appointed to circulate a " call upon him to allow his name to be used as " a candidate." Mr. Pains waa Booth's aoansel in tbe Glover rescue esse. * In tbe Assembly, on Thursday, the bill to equalize tbe which will extend refief to several counties, in cluding Uacine, Kenosha, Walworth and Mar quette, was paased by ayes 53, noes 89L In tbe Senate, bills were passed to authorize the Bank of tbe Capitol and tbe /laborers', Waukesha County, Arctic, SL CrohpTalley, and Moneka Banks to reduce their <3pM;~and to permit tbe Mercantile Bank of Beaver Dam to remove to the village of Lodi. JK&rshal Pine* Tbe newspaper paragraph representing Mr. Charles N. Pine, Marshal of the Northern Dis trict of Illinois as a defaulter, now being pub lished ovef the country, is a mistake. This morning we took occasion to inquire at the bu. result the First Comptroller and First Audi. lor<7<fae Treasury having charge of his ac. counts, aad find, we are happy to be able to State, that they are la aaqndiuon as satisfactory m those of aoy other ofltoertftb* GorstUMSw Wtehtngtowtitur, •* Board of Lake Underwriters. This Board adjourned yesterday afternoon to meet in New York City on tbe tbitd Monday in February next. We learn tbe meeting was un usually large and interesting, and posted off very cordially and satisfactory. Rales of insur ance on cargoes were lowered on 3d class arti cles 38# per cent, from 2d cl ;ss, the Ist and 2d remaining tbe same as last year. Rates on vessel halls rcmsinlsame as last year. Meas ures were taken to simplify cargo policies, and make them uniform, and rendering them more valuable to the bolder. Tbe former system of Inspection by Inspectors located at different points on the Lake, and River St. Lawrence! was re-adopted. Tbe. proprietors o( tbe Tremont exhibited to the Board their arrange ments for polling out Are in tbe Ho tel, with which the Board were much pleased, and signified the same by a complimen tary resolution. Yesterday they examined Fcnill's patent apparatus for stcei ing propell ers and GiJmau'd patent apparAtqs for letting go a second anchor on tbe same ca <le, and as many of these gentlemen arc nautical men of extensive and long experience, their opinion will no doubt tend to effect some good in these nutters. The venerable gentleman who presided over tbe Board received a very oomplimentaiy acknowl edgement for tbo unexceptionable manner in which be discharged bis duty, by a resolution of the Board. The Secretary, who bos been tbe active officer from tbe beginning of tbe organization (Ave years) also received a complimentary notice by resolution after which the Board adjourned. Subsequently in tbe evening toey partook of a collation provided for the occasion, which passed off very pleasantly and tbe | Board comprises among its members About , all tbe sound and reliable companies engaged in the inland business, and it is gratifying to see the result of tbeir labor, boib as to their own business and in tbe way of reform in buildiog, navigating and lading our lake craft, and in dis criminating in favor of tbe good master and vessel against tbe lad. No doubt they have, been, and will again, be the canse ot saving thousands of valuable Uvea and an immense amount of property, and tbe public should ap preciate it. The Atlantic Underwriters give them the credit of having tbe most perfect sys tem on record, which we, as Western people, should feel proud of. We say success and long life to tbem and tbeir efforts to do good. We omitted to state that tbe following gen tlemen were unanimously elected to the office of tbe association for the ensuing year: Executive Committee—E. P. Dorr, or Buffalo ; Wm. Steward, of Toronto, C. W.; J. A. llel fenstein, Milwaukee; and 1). P. Bobbins, of Buffalo. Secretary. Among interesting matter presented to the Board, tbe following table, carefully compiled, exhibits a statement, covering ten years history of our lijike marine: AotaicAvsor Loa-<u ok itmh asdbiilvisslis. mvioir 150 TXi LAEIB. F.OK IMS To It&S ISCttTSIV*. Eteam. R*lL Total. IMS 1140 OX» #SW.*3O StOIS» I&4H 1» .VHO iSS.tin) Sl'.lMl 2a 7iV 3>i, 40 UI44(J J4si it.* 015 1.0:: fSD.HM) :«3. ot) K>i3r.» .. .U4WJU ].tHU=3 2.U5".»2i lay. l.t?ti?00 1.105.13* a.7."7.8jy IS3B I.f-0»750 l.tilU.WI 8.126 741 lbi: 47'*« 9l0«l«3 1,3*7.9 5 IBjs IM.SUi 7# £ll D. P. Dobbins, Sec'y Board of Lake Underwriters. 01oody AUray at Placerville, Califor nia. [By the OvtrUnd MalU Flackeviluc. Jan. 2*—7:30 P. M. This morning at abdhts o'cir»ck, a ssrious cut ling aflair occ»nvd at flic Cary Douse, ia thi* ciiy. Tbe parties wcic Juhn Monte, a gambler, ami a Mr. Minca,au In.-bmuu. The latter has some twenty-eight cut* on different jrarts of his bead, neck, body and clothiug. None of the wounds arc in tliem-elvoa very dangciouSj-but bis condition is cou-IJt-ml very critical. List night, at Diamond Springs, a party of rai cers, disguised, and suypored to mita&r j>l>out forty |*'rnon.«, pioceeded to carry into execution a resolution pruviotw'y passed, to expel the China wc# from that camp. They Ltohe us siring* of slutes.deij&Qlbbad cjb}ns,atid d'd other deeds of viuleucc. One SVifl. 'fjjlor, un Irishman, but lat terly from Howaid connty, *o., foired tbe door of a Chinese ui in, struck a light,arid fuwedlaV.. ]y received in bis breast a pistol bill fired by souio of the occuimnts. He expired iu ub pt 3U min ute*. Three Chinamen arc known to have been wounded, und are now in thin place. It id pre* euuied tl'ijt others of tbe aw-'auUing party arc in jured, but at present no information can lie obtu'n ed of a definite character, us parties concerned keek quiet. The ciruner Md itfcjwvt zu tbe body, but no informS'ton was eli*;itiid lasicning the 'shouting upon any individual A Day of Reckoning in Missouri. We find tbe following dark hints in tbe St. Louis Eatiing JCeiet of the ltitb. We trust our cotemporery is not trifling with tbe serious in terests involved in the matters here prognosti cated : *'We shall commence to-morrow some start ling disclosures as to tbe imminent peril that snrroucds our State— threatening us with bank* ruptcy and ruin. And we shall show bow tbe profligate clique that controls tbe St. Louis Couuty Canrt—whose Judges our tin-s at Jtflersoo City dart not torn out, though required to do so by tbe united voice of tbe peo ple—have plunged tbe whole State into a vortex from which it can never recover—save at a loss of ninety millions ot dollars, and perhaps its own honor. "Tbe public rsge which exists at present only in Ht. Louis County, will soon be found burning to the remotest corners of the State, and for reasons that will make it intense and enduring for a generation at least." THTI-ij CITY. Eighth Wahd Rallt.—A Republican meeting will be held this (Saturday) evening, at tbe house of W. Seibert, corner of Clark and Onta rio streets. Speaking in German and £nglisb. The Itauak Opiba..—The sale of seats fpr the first three nights was brisk yesterday at the Tre mont, and will be continnad to day. Those will do well to be in season who wish for good seats on either occasion. Tbe Boakd ov Ukdbsw&ite&'s Scppeo.—The Board of Lake Underwriters at tbe close ofthcir Convention yesterday, sat down to an elegant supper at tbe Tremont, in Uessrs. Gage Bro. & Drake's best style. Subpjcion op Foul I'nv The body of a colored man named Luke Johnson, lately deceased suddenly in this city, was exhumed yesterday by the Coroner, and tbe contents of the stomach will be analysed by tbe County Physician, Dr. tcr, to-day, to auswer to tuupiciou* of fool play as the cause of death. CocaTsarsiTsasSsj*TEj»CEO.—Newton F. Jones who was convicted st the present term of the U. S, District Court for the Bonthern District ot Illinois of robbing tbe post office at Anna, wasj sentenced last week to eight years imprison ment, Serringer, Hull and LUley, the counter* feiiers, were sentenced, the first lor three years, and the other two for two years each. Boaud of Thade.—Tbe Board of Trade yester day resolved that there fcliould be no meeting of the Board on the 22d.OVashiugton's Birth Day.) A resolution was also offered that the entire Board form in the procession, but from the fact that many members of tbe Board were also members of other Societies, who aac to turn out on that day, tbe resolution was laid on tbe table. Had this State of farts got existed they would un doubtedly have turned out in a body. Washington's Bi&th-Dat—Raxlkoad Nones. —The Chicago Branch of the Illinois Central, tbe Pittsburg A Fort Wayne and tbe St Paul & Fond da Lao Railroad Companies have agreed to issue excursion tickets at half/art. The Galena Union, the Rock Island and the Burlington & Qainey Roads will return fret all passengers, where there are twenty or more coming from any station on tbe line of tbeir roads, apon their presenting a certificate from ! the Secretary of the Executive Committee that they hove attended the celebrationa. By order of the Executive Committee. Joair C. Haixes, Chairman. W. W. DAjtEXsoyaq, Sec'y. Tns ITobthwsstmn Foxals CoLLEOS.—It will be seen by reference to another eolnmn that this excellent and well established institution at Evanstnn, commences its Spring term on Uarch Ist. It is too well known to our Chicago resi dents, to seed extended notice here, that Evans ton is one of the most charming and healthy summer retreats imaginable. Within twenty minutes ride of this city, its groves seem to in vito the Muses and their influences to secure all the gracea that pare air and charming scenery caa lend to cheek and eye, and limb. Tbe pop ular Principal, Prof. W. P. Jones, with his com petent assistants, are at their posts, and will give to the pupils iu their charge the most skill ful and judicious care and training. There eon be no bettor plooe for the daughters of ov eit >u>* Urn Eruutos, Bm adTfrtiMßWt. Drati ok Fibs Alabus —Our friend Drake at tbe Tremont, in view of tbe "presence of his guests of the Underwriter's Convention, by way of showing them that the share of their in terests in bis charge was well attended to, at their noon adjournment yesterday invited them to witness the modn* openandi of a fire alarm at the Tremont. He stepped across tbe ball, tbe Convention expecting bim to take them to va rious parts of tbe building, were themselves startled a little at the tintinnabulation of a huge bell in the hotel-area, kept only for fire purposes. Directly and manifestly "Thrre was racta* aodchatlas" from all parts of tbe establishment. Cook and pantryman, waiter and scullion, porter and " boots," all csme in in a dead heat to be first at tbe hotel office, where the whole force of about one hundred took their places in* four brigades, each under its captain, while the guests not in the secret looked on with aston ishment, not perbsps unmixed with uneasiness. This was the Tremont Fire Brigade. " No. \ to tbe roof, n —and away they went in follow* my.leader style up stairs, at a gait that fright ened the chambermaids and timid lady boarders half out of tbeir wits: The rest of the force was disposed of various ly to forward tbe genera), stimulated purpose of a fire in the upper story, and in less thso four minutes tbe powerful stesm pump in tbe area was throwing through five hundred feet of hose a strong stream on tbe roof, sufficient unaided by tbe city Fire Department to drown out a fire sot under advanced headway. The bouse watch man on duty through the night with the "Bri gade*' ever ready to answer tbe first tap of the alarm bell, were features of Drake's system which as a whole wss commended by the Con vention and all who witnessed its operstion yes terday. Ik kew H. Taitex xt home ok Raxpolph St&ket.—'The great change which Randolph street, from Clark east to the Lake, luu witnessed within two years past, has developed it Into a flrst-closs bosioosa thoroughfare. It comets nearer Icing finished to-day tban any other street of equal importance In Chicago. It is even with iho hut high grade, its old business blocks bare been raised to grade, many of them, and other fine blocks hare been built, and thud Lake st. baa lost laurels it will never recover from the portion of Randolph street between State abd Clark. As a consequeuce, some of tbe Lake st. bouses 1 are seeking a new location, tbe while with cheaper rents they enjoy better accommodations. The | well-known clothing bouse of Taffek & Bro., | now H. H. Tajppen, hats just taken possession of tbeir elegant new store in tbe fine Iron block on tbe corner of Randolph and Dearborn, which en. joys a front having probably more passere-by daily tban any other in this city. H. H. Tuppen, the senior of the old fitm will more than reproduce its past enterprise and tbo results of the same so satls'actory to tbeir patrons, and has done so in a beautiful store now filling up with one of the choicest stocks of good* ever opened in Chicago, with more coming,until if tbe demands of the most fastidious purchaser, as well aathe requirements of every purse be not antici pated fully that case is a hopeless one. The pys tem of One Price, and that plainly marked on the goods secures the most unwary buyer just what he expects, if be can reudjtbe figures. Tappen has fully demonstrated the problem be set out with iu Chicago—has won troops of friends, and a " dfeng acquaintance " of pa trons from a wide circle of country tributary to this city, and be " still lives" under better aus pices to than ever before to win, where bis spe cifications claimed are low prices for his gpods, cheap rates for all gradeß of stock, together with taste and skill ia the m&nufacture of clothing under his own eye in this cxij. Give bim a call at No. 102 Randolph street, and find that be can fit out ao army of laborers and mechanics, array a regiment of well dressed men, and fit oat a troop of exquisites, from his coanters, and shelves, and benches. | The Faib roa tub Bjwkwt q? Tgjl Homb or , tub Fbiendle*s.—On Monday evening next will be opened at Metropolitan Hull, a Fair for the benefit of the Home for the Friendless, now in mid pareer of its usefulness, and now more than ever needing the generops support of its friends. The Festival will be a Donation and Tea Party. A committee, consisting of (Irs. Henry Farnarn, Mrs. Wm. 11. Brown, Mrs. Jos. I Larmon, Mrs. George W. Dole, Mrs. Cyrus and Mrs. B. F. Carver, will be ia at* j tendanco throughout tb« afternoon and evening of that day, to receive and register donations, which should be liberal, and may consist of money, half worn (or trtn new) clothing, men's, women's, and children's, infant's apparel, bed* ding, provisions, anj in /act sll the necessaries of life. We have reason to betieve toe Com mittee will cot hesitate to receire orders of gro cers, or dealers in fuel, or for dry goods. Ia fact readers, whatever makes your own home happy, ia the shape of commodities money will pur chase,' Will be a timely donation, and suitable too, at the Hall on Mon Jay evening. TBX CnrsrAL LASS SXATJ.NO Excubsiok.—News was received from Crystal Lake yesterday at 12 st, that the ice upon tbe hike is in excellent con dition for skating, fbe proposed excursion, will, therefore, take place this jyorniog, the pars of the Chicogo, St. Paul and Fond du Lac it. R. leaving the depot at 9.30 a.m., and returning, reach this city at five or G o'clock r.u. Iu addition to the amusements provided upon the Lake, there will be two largo halls at tbe vil lage ptoyided and decorated for ibe gucstd. The Light (juard Band will be in attendance. Ftefresb ments will be provided ou the Lake by Messrs* Cbecscbro & Fuller. All pertous desiring to attend the excursion should be at the depot as early as 9.15. Tbe most complete arrangements have been made by tbe committee to secure success *in eyery detail, aud ' tbe whole aflUir will be one of the most delightful and successful of the reason. Tub Goaxd National Bakqukt ox thb 22nd. —We are informed that a number of the dis tinguished men of onr country have been in vited to attend tbe Grand National Banquet ia bonor of the father of bis country—George Washington—at the Tremont House, on tbe22i ioßt, among whom we would mention Hon. S. A. Douglas, Hon. Henry Wilson of Mass., Hon. D. Broderick of Cel., Hon. George Pagb of Ohio, Han. Charles Stewart of Mich., Hon. Millard Fillmore of New York, Hon. Thomas Corwin of Ohio, Hon. F. P. Blair of Mo., Hon. James Buchanan, President U. S., Hon. John Slidell of La., Hon. Howell Cqbb of Georgia, Sir Edwin Head, Governor-General of Canada, Hon. J. B. Floyd of Va. Also a number of Sena tors and Representatives from Springfield are expected to be present. Foib Lecture bt Da. Paddock.—lt will be seea by the advertisement in another column, that Dr. Paddock has consented to give a free lecture this evelniug on tbe Apparatus of Speech. We have had the pleasure of listening to tbe former lectures of Dr. Paddock, and we have rarely beard a speaker who possessed such a hsppy faculty of interesting an audience. The vide cum dulce style (which does not always mean " padding and molassei," as Mr. Barlow translated it), is fully exemplified in the Doc tor's lectures. This evening be will tell us bow to talk well, and will be sure to give us a prac tical illustration. Of coarse tbe house will be filled, mad we advise those wo wish to secure a good sest to go early. Ho for Pica's Pkak—Chicago as a Poikt or DsPAaToaa roa thb Ekigbaht.—The direct and speedy facilities for reaching the Missouri by railroad from Chicago are to be tested bu the 22d Inst., on tbe occasion of tbe opening of the Hannibal and SL Joseph Railroad across tbe Stste of Missouri, make a direct connection with the Chicago, Burlington and Qainey Rail road. The celebration is to come off at Bt. Jo* sepb. Mo., on tbe 22d inst, for which occasion a party of invited guests will leave this city on the C., B. A Q. R, R, on ibis Saturday at 6.10 P.M., to connect on the Mississippi with the railroad whose liaeis now complete. Associated Coaaaaas.—'The members of this body are earnestly requested to be in their seats this (Saturday) evening, punctually at 7% o'clock, as all are desired to be present to bear tbe report of the committee to whom waa re* [ ferred the matter of joining in tbe coming cele bration. Speeches will also be made on the u President's Message," and the Pacific Rail road bill. 0 The pnblie are cordially invited to visit as. Toopblb axokq Boaodeiis.—We learn that three of the convicts in tbe new Penitentiary at Joliet, through diseoatent with their quarter*? lsft witboot fivisg any notice a few nights o*t of then wm ibortiy after retaken. CHICAGO, SATPRDAYMiirffrING, FEBRUARY 19, 1859. -'-ilelicions Notice.'. In accordance with arrangements made by representatives from tbe difiereni churches of the city, there will be preaching every Sab bath afternoon in Metropolitan Hall, commenc ing at three o'clock. The first sermon will be preached to morrow (Sabbath) afternoon by the Rev. Dr. N. L. Rice, to be followed by the dif ferent clergymen of tbe city on each successive Sabbath. OOMMTTKE. William H. Brow*. Osbhtgtgv Lost. David J. Elt. Otbcs BtKTt.tr. A. H. Hooa. L. I). Olxstsd. The Railroad Ejectment Case—A Sealed Vbrdist—A Jruoa Flibs the Track.—The jiealed verdict returned on Thursday evening by the'jury in the case of Kingsbury ca. Chicago. St. Paul & Fond du Lac Railroad Company, Eject ment, to recover possession of a strip of land ia tbe West Division, as fully narrated in our last issue was read yesterday morning at the opening of tbe UfiiWil Stetes District Court, and tbe jury shown to have found for the plaintiff Kingsbury. On motion of tho defendants Counsel tbe jury was then polled, and in answer "to the call of his name one of the Juror. Daniel Multfns, rose and stated that the vcdict as read was sure enough his verdict when he signed it, bat tliat he found in the morniog hi* mind bad changed from conscientious reasons, ratbtr strongly hlntlog that he had thought better of the weakness of listening to, and being influenced by "eleven contrary men 11 tbe night before. Mr. Mullens in fact now diiagretd. Tbe case was thereupon recommitted to the jury who retired, and after being oat two boon tbe eleven contrary men were again successful. Mr. Muliins succumbed and the verdict was returned as before. This is the second verdict in this case. The properly is worth from $30,000 to 140,000 as an appendage to the lots of tvhich it forms the rirer front. For other purposes it is of no value. v Fibcuik's Cohvsbtios—Nominations tob Ex- OUfßßfts.—The annual convention of tbevolun- ' teer portion of the Fire Department met in the Mechanics' Institute Hall last evening, pursu- : mt to & call trom the Chief Engineer, for the i purpose of nominating candidates for tbe of Chief and Assistant Engineers. | The convention was organized by the appoint- | ment of J. T. Edjrards Chairman, and J. L. Marsh and D. P. Wood Secretaries. A ballot was ordered for a candidate for Chief Engineer, which resulted: BUa« Vcßride 219 U. P. Hart is a* A ballot was then taken for First Assistant Engineer, which resulted: John Eraa M. W.powell 171 L, Walter. Mr. Egaa was declared duly nominated. A ballot was ordered for a nominee for Sec ond Assistant Engineer, which resulted: Jaco s Held ......219 P. Sublcker P. Fisu T Mr. Held was declared duly nominated, whereupon the Convention adjourned. The Home of the Fme.vdlesh—li at all times a most attractive and suggestive name; but special ly so at this season, when the long winter evening bright Ore, and genial warmth of a ci?y room' give additional zest to our own loved homes. Could you see beipteds infancy, numbering its age by dayj aud mouilis, as tvell as the aged pilgrim, whose year* are counted by scores and trials, alike housed aud teudt'd, you would say, truly there is a •'Home for tbe Could you see the oppressed, neglected children of parents trans formed by liquid fire into monsters of prupltv, clcansoJ, cbttied arid adopted into families, to be -trained fur Uiefulnes* here and bappiuess here after, you tvuuld ugaiu ray, there is indeed a " Home far the Friendless." Could you see, as I haye neon, girlish innocence, with God's seal of beauty aud intelligence stamped upou her brow, seeking refuge from one beanng Ibe sacrt'd name of mother, but using that power only to dostrpy God's image;—could you tec such an one em braced in thi* refuge, and transplanted at her own I urgent desire to a home where .she will be fitted fo I'lcsd a boufehold of her own, you would still say, siuely there i* a " ltomc for the friendless." Our bletfct d SaviourV biography is written In a single sentence— 44 lie went about doing good.'' He has accorded us the privilege of being humble, followers in his footsteps—nay, co-laborers with yii3,iu lias work of icye. The 44 IJojps Tor tue Friendless,*' with its able, devatcd matron, and ef fective organization, Is a powerful means of ac complishing this mission. It comes before you to-day, not as an.experiment, but a decided suc cess. It had its birib ia the nrdst of hard times, when the cowing winter cast gloomy shadows be fore it. Laborious, persevering effort took hold of it, f.titli aud prayer baptized it, aud now, though but five months old, it is a vigorous, almost gigan tic Infant. Facts you want, and facts you shall base, pne hundred aod firtjr-five applicants have been received, a large majority or whom have been children. Homes and situations have been procured for more than one hundred of these. The children in almost all cases, have been Adopt ed. The Hoztye has furty-mne inmattg, of whom eight are infants under si* months of* age. Bp tweeu lorty end filly persons have been furnished with homes and situations through the medium of the * 4 Horae," without becoming inmates. Ibis institution needs its treasury replenished, tbat our bauds may be able to dj what tbe "liberal heart dev iseth." To tocure the co operation of all, it is ou]y necessary to say, that on Monday evening, February Zl'st, a fcrond donation and tea party will be held at Metropolitan llall for its benefit. On tbat occasion, orders for and donations of pro visions, fuel und materials for clothing and bed ding, will be most acceptable, sa they are greatly needed; aud a committee to receive and record them will be in intend inoc on the afternoon of that dsy. 1 luve bad the privilege o Übonog io different cities In the cause 6f bcneyolence.tmd can here testify that no city has more benevolent hearts and active bunds than Chicago. Qurcoua try frieods nave afforded' us substantial aid and sympathy in this movement. Their donations have been gratefully received and faithfully ap propriated, and will, we uave no doubt, increase as the object of tbe institution becomes more widely known, through tbe medium of tbe pre»s, and circulars always to be obtained at tbe Home. "Oy their fruits ye thall know ibem." is the test of infallible wisdsm; and the *' uome of the Fiiendie&V with outstretched arm and uplifted eye, will not plead in vaio. •' Be that bath pity upon the poor, lendeth onto the Lord; aud that which he hath given will he pay him again." CHa&rry. Tub Bct&ns Akj.ivirsa.bt Fsstital.—lf in the letter ot 44 Eaqairier," ia oar issue of jester day, any censure or distrust of the gentlemen ot the Committee was implied, the aame certainly was not intended to be indorsed by giving to the communication In oar columns. " En* qnirer" can scarcely have served on a com* mUtea for aa occasion like the Burns Festival, or atjy other Festival far tbe benefit of the pftor, or experience dear bought would have taught him that there is usually little or "&othing 1 over," if indeed there fortnnately is no falling short to be met by tbe dead strain at tbe purse of the members of the Tf e follow is in point: Sditors cf Pro* and Tribune: In reply to i your correapondent" Enquirer," in yesterday's ' paper, regarding the disposition of the fundi 1 arisiogj from the Barns Celebration, permit me to say that it is tbe intention of the Managers to publish'a detailed account of the-income and ] expenditure connected with tbe affair as soon as all the accounts are audited and aettled* Judg ing, bowerer,;from the gross amount of expesd itqfe and receipts, I am warranted in stating that the balance will scarcely amount to a sum autlicieut to aatiafy our philanthropic ladies in distributing tbe same to saoh advantage as tbey have been led to expect Meantime 1 beg to assure alf inquirers that a straightforward state ment of tbe proceeds and expenses will be pub lished at the earlist convenience. Feb. 18th, ISS&. J. Stbwa&t, Seo'f. K3T Father Chiniqqy has returned to Canada, where we understand he intends to remain. On .Sundsy, the Cth iost, theßiahop of Toronto caused a letter to be read in all tbe churches, prohibiting Roman Catholics from attending any of his lectures, listening to his discourses; or having any dealings (rapport) with him. On Friday, the 11th, he lectured at Qaebec to % crowded auditory. Tbe Qaebec Chronicle ssys: " Mr. Chiniquy spoke for about an hour and a half relating tho particulars of the difficulty he has had with his ecclesiestical superiors. He was listened to with great attention; perfect or der prevailed during the delivery ol bis ad dress, and his remarks were received with mani fest approbation and sympathy." Mrs. Wnsßtsß's Lbctubb.—We would refer our lady readers to Mrs. Wheeler's advertise ment in regard to a course of lectures upon An atomy and Physiology, to commence on Monday afternoon, in the lectors room of the First Pres bjterian Church. The importance of the subjects, with the fiae illustrations composing Mrs, W.'s apparatus, together with the lsdy's superior reputation as a lecturer, will, no doubt, call out a Urge class. Meteorological Record kept by J. H. Reed 4 Co., Apothecaries and Chemists ,144 and 146 Lake sttkt: Friday, Feb. 18. Friday. Peb. IS, aaaoHKTB. 1 naajsousHa. TA.*.|ISX.I 6P.K. I 7A-V. IIS SL ley. M, M |JUft | ??JQ | ft J «* J <S mi 'rtality of the ciiy for the moallrirfipotiffT, 1859, was as fol lowi: * ' m \ \ Boath Division 4* Ncrth •• *"* .•« Won •• " T«taf XH The deaths dariog tho month were frotu tie following dUcttes: t Di«ess>of heart 3 redden;, 5ca1ded........ l 'Dltnhta .... 1 poUoa.. * DywtWry. l ** railroad 1 Drorsy i ** drownloff I IstMperaace 1 Braia disease.... 13 Meakgiils... 1 Coantmpdon.. ,J4 Old ace 1 Crnop Peeamonla 1 rblekeopox...... 1 BheutnaUe fertr......... - 1 Conjrestloa of 1ang5...... 9 Scarlet fever....... Sn Childbed— 6 BHI bom 1 Conruls 0n*.... 10 Teethinc; .5 Cancer 1 Tophold ferer 3 Diseaseof liver. 4 Dokowj i The mortalitj for J ana try for* series of jears has been ss follows: 1M? B ISS4..V ...112 1 IMS » 1856 »21 IM9 Li 1M lil I 18:0 €0 187 1 ISSI 30 l®l; 117 1853. 44 J6» IJI IS3 W UsspTL am) CoKTREEEXarvE.—CoBsIdenQg the fact that the route or the procession proposed on the 22sd inst, fa only some seventy three blocks in extent, marching; and countermarching through the public thoroughfares of our city, tbe follow fng plain, brief and simple request of the Com mittee of Arrangements may be set down as pos sessing a xery general utility ia case of the full compliance therewith, of the officials appealed to. Hear tbe Committee: Tie City Superintendent snd Street Commis sioners ate requested to cause all obstruction* to tbe movement of tbe Procession to be amoved from the streets through which it is to pass. Go In City Superintendent, pitch in Messrs. Street Commissioners, we second the above mo tion, aud hope the procession will take East Mad ison street In their line of march. K9"Dr. Holland, anther of the popular "Timothy Titeomb Letters" and of "Bitler- Sweet," commences s new series of weekly pa pers in Springfield Jbjwblicixn on the first of March. They are to be called "Preachings up on Popular PaoTerbs." MKRCAams liiTsaA&r Usiojr.—The meeting of this association will be held on Saturday evening, Feb. 19ib, at 7 o'clock. A panetual attendance la reqaested. J. H. Fb&ul, President Wit. W. Caxiohto!t, Secretary. JLOUAL MATXEUS. Pica's Psab —Trunks, valises and traveling bags, manufactured expressly- for a trip to tbe Gold Minea at W,4 G. S. Wright's CL and 219 South Clark street. fel9 2m. Artaxrioff Fiai * Bsxgaoi.—Therel will be a Drill at West Market Hall, on Saturday at seven o'clock P. M. It is important that every mem ber of tbe Brigade be present. By order of Saul. B. Raymorp, Capt, Farrand's Substitute for Tobacco and Ardent Spirits are sold at Penton 4 Co.'s. Try them!. fel7-3t # . KT See advertisement o'Dr. Sanfords' Liver Invigorator in another column. jM* fee advertisement ol Stoudoir, Sowiug Ma* chioea.®s Lake street, ja4-ly-biH)6 See advertisemeo; ot Quaker City S2O Sewtog Machine. K & Co., 0c261y / 233 hake BtreeU KELItiIOUSINfcMGEXCE. "The distinction bsl«r«ea K,^> : clan. oni Theology." A discourse oa tLU.••object will be fhren nt the UcJ'ariaj Charch oa funJi, evcaiae. at 7.S' o'c'ock. &eau fiee. —"Noahbuildel aa a'tar. 1 * or 'be aalure and orlsin of *'Represestatlve Worship." forr.:s the subject ofd's- ' Mr. Bibbard at New Jerusalem Tem ple tomorrow evf alas at "H c'd.^tr. Ep{rite*l Lectures at theMed»anic*s Instltareby Mlsj ' Hulptt, forenoon aai evealnic oo faad*j. 1 —Fltat Ghrtjtiaa or Dlidpls Chsxch meets every Lord's dsy at IQX A. M. ait'd ti» P. M>. at their meetiajr house on Monroe alreet, between Aberdeen and Backer ttreet, Wesifclde. { —DlvlneßcrricseferyßmdaTalNttf AM, and 7P. j IM. la Ihe Church of the Asceasjoa (P.*otdttait BplscopaO i I oa Oak street, iA B*:i .iwcu. Koctb vitls on. P v M. Eev. Ueary 12 Morrell.'Rector." services lo tbetliat Charch comer of Wabash avssaeaal Corsress itreet. to-mor row mornlßj at tn, and la the STealat at hair j put seven o'clock. free. Key. Dr. Martin, ?Z£ torj —Bev John Dempster D. D.» President cf the Garrett , BiblicalloslUate, Svaas'oa. wQI preach in tbe Wabash 1 avenue Methodist Episcopal Charch on Baaday the 29ih 1 latf, at IPX A M.. and 7K P. M. 1 3)1 ap. February Ib'u. at the residerotoT Wq. Griggs, Esq.. No. 103 Madison ttreet, ttlLlUAtt 11QQATU, «ed -J> i year*. J Ills friesds are Invited to attend his funeral at the above namber,cn Saaday, 2Kb last., at 9 o'clock P. IL THE ECONOMIST 3 COOEISG STOVJG ; FOR WOOD Ui>AL, - —WITH OH WITH CRT TBE — ] SAND OVEN. ; - t« This Is the mo»t valuable Improvement that hat been made la Cookla< Stoves donas the past twenty yeara TpSAJfDOYEN, [ Bquslixea the beat ca tbe ssme oriadpal aa the BRICK oVSm of aadeot renown. THE SASD OVEN, , the beat lone after the (Ire has cone cut THE ECONOMIST l Wllhoatthe Ssnd Ovea u ahead of all eompetltois, THE ECONOMIST : With the Saad Oven is out of reach of them. J THE ECONOMIST Is tbe most economical .aod durable Btove In the World. THE ECONOMIST Baa a most perfect arrancesent for Brolilaa. THE ECONOMIST lleata water for the B -think Room. Ac., at quickly as aty Ban«e,andu half the oestfor THE ECONOMIST WUI do more Bailor Bo lilac aad BrcQlac. with a given qoaauty of foel, tuaa aor o jisr Stove or Baaae* Applications for the asle of U may be made to C W. AJ* Tread well, Perry k Xortei, Maaafictarm. Albany, N. Y TOR SILI IS CHICAGO BV W. k. J. HIRST, 133 WeatMsdsoo m...,.,,, .iaa A. B. 4 0. B. UHL£B. fj 237 .fct»ie Bi J A. F. BSOX£& Al£lf SOI Bsadolpb St. felk cUS evaat Ii ■ ■' e« Notice.— tee co-partnkrship S heretofore exia lac under th« aame ef Tbomsa d< GeonreAOa,ia<his day d<saolved mutasl eeasect. N Thxaaa aalh ria«dtose«U» an tae basiaees of th the late firm _ TH3MAB GBJSGS. K Chlcaca.feb.loth.lSs9- CALIB I. aATKi. tbe snbaerlber wQI eontlnae the bqriaem as carried oa by the late Ann, and wl l be haepy to serve both old aad new easterners to almost everyVilaa ta tbe wsy of »_ BOUSE FtJRVXBHXHG GOODS. THOMAS GKORGK, felS-lw* At the CBd Stand, sot Lake gtreH. f] PIKE'S PEAK! - 1 All who eoatompltte toVog to Tlke't Peak are laviUd -TTrasaninuni ut ol RUBBER GOODS, " Abohi wfaleb Cuip BUmkets, BcJa uiPlUtn, Cuti, Clcthl, Leo lea, P»ntaio:aa. Qtoaka, BooU.fihoea. Qapt kt. Part or ail of which ar* tnd9«B«abty necMsary for tbe "" eomfoci aad coarenleaoe o> thoee wooatac the plal&a, forolag streams aafl riven. »"d wortla# in the mat*. JNO. B- IDBiMjf A 00„ . Maatfedarex*aAnata f<l7 c3171m lit p 31 Dearbota-st.. pear , MXe. X Hope Fire Insaraaee Cssiyaay, ; of year yokk oxtt. 0 CMklMb Sm,SM, u m T. G. VAN BUSKS, Axnt, « .BootilM. cor.oJ SMtkVHOTMfIUikJIi * MJOI. CT BTAJML ® rpO BUILDERS, OWNERS, i. ROOFERS . <sss?Sßsisresft I***-**-'-* 1 ***-**-'-* ; Corrugated Boofiag. » fUa»swa>tiaU.s» h boilrtint. II slairsitaftri" r~"" Tf laannmis iliin of t pqtttorHoaoaabeyenby of tbe c Knvthr Ibmtsnni- (tamtf, W ftML CbißMo. no> bMßty A- lOWARDft. AaeaV U OO-PABTNKB- I ef Fears 2 aacraft la tbl« day tftasolved by laitssl eoaami B atom bhoeonfX will ail aoraits of thai late firm oat of tb« aty of /few T<wk- 1 reMerrSAiaHt JOH*Jt **AIA T7TNKOJJS!-«SNinSS HIW JSBBST J - 1! Meto " SCUIPEX, A lcertUiiij .l?mf v 63 i'« timtAnrizni fo terrfre AJerTti»vt*ttb lor t/iu nrul all U.t tru-Unj ot U>* .V«rtA- ItV*. " j a | b«l| 1y zm Korxns k LASGDUX A A r*!*. 155 te tottuM),}, *r"f % m*<vti)v>ri2f>t t* rtrrir' Ailtvrti f nnml» J.,r Ihii and all t>-r Lnuliny F„ i *rs „/ Oi f SortJ,- ITW, ant ar g IhfQgixnml KXCLTSIV'LV nnthnriyd A-J*ni* t« the Sunt,- 1 W«f/or a nutj irity frl9 cS>Hy I T flE ME3IBERS OF CLEVELAND 1 A. P and a. M. s-e reqaeitei to 3 'LiflJ;'/ f m oa tbe West SI ie oa Toerday. 1 Pebniary.id. at o clock A. JL, t r the peruse of 1 cr 2 c lu ,^on J ce,ebr -* ashintt id's Birth a» day. B'ordertftheLodar, IHAGOODAKD. | . fclS** gccfttary P. T. 3 QONS OF MALTA ATTESD-THE *X * w PSDITIONwIIi movefrom theL*freoa eyealat th-? Slit, at "H o'oo.k. i'tieaa ot the Sid as pr«- 5 vJrt«ul»lntended. Bytrter oflho fe l9gt CIPKCILOPIEX. \ /AtD SOLDIERS.—ALL SOLDIERS OF ? Marrh oflsli the Black Hawk aad Mtxlrai Wars yereqafsted to meet oa Hatarday nlaht at Boom No. a, - Tremont Uoose. at P. M- to make arrasiemeata la , regard to tie cclebraiioa of the 2;d Irr. 1 » g tS't M. /. PULBT. Secretary. MASONIC NOTICE.—THE MEMBERS of GardtaC tyLodseNo. Hi. A. P. a d A. H.. j arereqursUdto me.'t at Maionlc Temple *n Tuesday raofnin* theSSd lest- at eK o'clock, for tbe parpese of i joiaios ta tbe c-lebratloa la aonor of tbn aasive saiy of *ssuastoa's birthday. All aoa affiUstedand traa-dect i biethfren ta tbe city are fratnnalli kvtted to atuad. By orderof the W. M. B. A. UaNNS»an. H Secretary. 10. 0. F.-UNION LODGE, NO, 9.- • Toe officers and members aie hereby a*tlfied to be [ Id attendance at their Lodge Bosm at 9 o'clock A. il.. ont"e'.l llnt. BKN EVBTKK. fel" cas3 it Becctdlajc Secrettry. ILLISOI3 ST. ANDREW'S SOCIETY.— At the rean'ar meet c* of the Dllaola > bt. Andre*'« Societr. held Pebraanr lDth. It wu reso'ved i 'hatthe members jjla the processSoa oa Waahla^toa's Birthday. K)enemb*rs are hereby aoilflel to meet attheHith aad Guard Armor- oa luesday. Sid lasL. at hall past elyht A. M. A fall aiteaoaaee )• rrquesied lelßc3jßit JOHN Bec'y. Washington's Birth-Day. "VTOTICE TO THE BUTCHERS AND XI Drovers of Chicuo,—7ou sre rfqietkd to turn •'UtoaTLKdOAT NKXf, oa Iloneback. with fiar B stf RtdtUsh and Checkered Hleevea. The Sashes can te pro cart d «t tbe store ©I Philip Coaky. 13; Lake stiett. By wder, A. <'LyBuCItV. fe.t»-ltc2Ss Marshal B;h Dtvtsloa. WANTED TO RENT FROM THE FIRST of May n;it—Two CoUtge Homes wntainJw rroa seven to t?n rooms each. ctaiieJoo>heßooto Side between Adams aad Twdf h streeta Parties bavin* such hon»es to rent may hear r f cash teeaat* by ad dresslnaa auteto -U. 11.." Box 7*7. Please stats toca tioa auu terma. lel9-lw* FEW MOttE AGENTS TO »* enrage'nß. GARD'S ner en'srprUs. average a«o per mpnth. for fo'l infonasulin. aparatss- SfnSilrf °P«s«i3nl? Close W ceata ia suirpi to II UAHD. oaford. Ohio. f t l9 cStAwl.* Lost on lasalle ktre*t between Lake aad Randolph streets, a Slver Porte-mon n»ne, with el T«r Crala and llook atuched. Tr,e nam» Jenni la eng.-avedoa oae side. Itcont«intdseveral £°-d colnt. TLe finder will berew.rdedby callinc <n j S. JOHNSTON, 60 Lsaalle street. ietf-Jt * 4 ''|'lMOTHr TITCOMB" AGAIN".—THE » Rnubllcaa wlilcoitmsnceoa the lit of siarch tbe poblicattoa of a new s-ries of orUloaJ olerPV" 1 oy "• •laio | hvT!t-omb." eoticeJ, "PHKACII IN<iB LP •« POPCLAK tUOVK&Ba." Aather wtt be rour rlßhted, their eaUre pub'lcation #!#e»htrewtlt be forblddsa. »be « e£'ly£e'ob'lcaa will be seotduHo* thepajllcatlfia of these Freachiors (from six to nine months), for #l, payable la advance Address . ,o ... , . BAMUrL boWLea 4 felg dlt wit* Pabliiliers. cpriasfltli. M«i. TO Mrs. Morkliam "Wheeler Wonll aaacurxe to the lidUa of this citr that she wiil alve a course of irive Lecture* upoa the Science of Anatomy and Physiology, P ec , tnre Room of the Fmt Preibyterisn rho-ch. "pmscclric oo MO.SDaV AFTIH- l ~, ° n, h s 1 ? st - 'thii-pait two o'clock Ibe Ltc- i £ ? hf I{.u«tr*tfd by a nae Preoch Apparat;r. the i McdiledePemmo. or Artildal Female flaure. a set of lire-rt;i AnAtcmicalPUus.a viruty of Maps. Charts. a&dgaelcLes. The Al»d*l.eis com.o»ei of artlflcHt re i reseuta ions f<f the Hnmaa Bndy, and *a capaule of sfpsruiin so as to jjuswer all theceaeral of anon oMse.tiuu , tyr'neie'-fnr t»ie Coarse, One Dollar; fiacle Lec taxe. Twtaty-five Ceota. tela i! LECTURE—SATURDAT EVE- ' . *isq.tt">io , clock,on The Lungs and Voice, Or the A' piratusof Speech. The Pounh of the Course , fSSnoirilb" i;tLeUAUj °* 1 DR. PADDOCK. Portheremainhs Lectures of the "curie, aa admlailoa fetfofSsceatswilibe requires. Tickets fur sa:e at trie i do'.r. aad at tue office tf Dr. Paddock, Boom No, R I portend block. ' • TaTrtauxiiL raou tub cuacr. TTedeslretociU atteatlon of o«r c'Hzws to the I foursj of lectures upon Anaiotar and VCysiokry bow 8 >e*io* ri»ea by Dr. Pjddock. al the of the %iecUnn tea Institute, ihase «Uo bave attraded the three l»-c- ' tatetaleemlffivey, feel arc<iner«li K< f ami re *<7cr>len4 patronatfelhaan#yhtvethu. lar re- t :el»ed- TbeDoctorlsnoi® irarelia* leitarer ormounte c ?r * seitiexai hberillr aod tLorcojthlj e-lu. attiL b-th in Mi pr w fe>sion and »u; of it andaa« b.-«ra pro fc»oriasev »1 titteraM-rdicalCollec.stormaoyyvars >e ore hee.Ubllst>ed hlaxself htook as at a'piacUtioatr. Je terttlaly h<s rare Ultata for public ieachi-r He haadies bis ihcme wltbih, siill of a mute*, aad deerly e ioter(st«wbU« he Instructs We advise oor citizens to f bt-ar him for themstlycj. 1 * N. u. senEN'cs. r *: *. PATTERSON. [c-UCo-Jt] iW.G. lIOtvARD. pHANfiE OF I-IRM—WE HAVE THIS day admitted as a mtrob-r of cur firm. P. C. LCCV- t DEN Toe buslnets will be condu ted from this date aa- B der the nan.e aad style cf li<l\ Grander A To. n fel9cftit3t ItUEL, UIH. A rtK*<G*.R. REMOVAL. ' BOEL, HILL, GRANGER i I Wholesale Dea!ers in * BOOTS AND SHOES. Have takea their £toc'£t« * 33- - .Lake Etrett.. 33 £ Comer of Wabash Avenue. L We ar; now receiving our Spring Stock, and with in- P : creased facilites for ddtiK bos cm% we sballslwaysba*" 5f our st -ck complete-shall keep flr»t-dass work, aad sell 1 I ltwto caihaudprompt raykr b*Jc M c felß csat am Blikl/HIU. GRANGER 4 COT OF CO-PARTNERSIIIP. 5 JL/ The 00-partoershlp bereto'ore existin* between arost Pruaiog aod Aarestßteiabaeaser. uooerthe Una of E. * StelahaeosT bas ihis day brea dis solved by mataal coa»ect. Eras; P.usan* is aathorlied - to set«e ail buttons of uidflrta. wwiita Cblcaso.feb.ia.li6S, JGaNST PBUSiINQ. fe\9-Stc3bS ACQUST BVaiKHagPSEB. jj rRNST PRtJSSXNO. v DEALER IN EXCHANBE, MONEV, ] —on— J BEAL ESTATE BROKER. " •0 Bostk (9ark4t, l T 9tfts(n "I rot m J Briliih Commercial Life Jnsurtnct Costpuitfr, k LONDON aad AMIRICA, Oatital Sejoaooa S aelWy IRKBT PRTTgSINO. Rotary Pahtte. bl BOOKS JCaT RECEIVED j Life and Kemains of * DOUGLASS JSRKOID, -j By bis uo, ELANCHA3O JESROLD. J Price SI (0. II c« The Biographies of J] Distinguished Scientific Men, - By FRANCIS ARAQO, Member of the IciUiate. ] Price ...#1 00. b di SYHBOLS OF CAPITAL, Z J CIVILIZATION IN NEW XORK. —BT A. D. MATO. F Price. fl fO. Fjr la W. B. EF.E.V, Bukwller, fel» : llab Vgftrgrf. _ luiE fopular handbook | c' Mi Stgiois ,r Xissu ud \tkiast>, « 4a Isbavinean usprecedeoted tale. Orders are d%IIy re ceived from every direction, orders now oa file trcm 1 New New York. Ohio. ladl«aa, lowa aai I libnoit. the pialc is several will Ji doa-itesabeereat. That there is t?o'-Dla Kansas aad U Nebraska there is not a donbt. but Is there ENOCGUfcr _ the already lam otpulktion, ant the Huadred Taousand * mora "ho wilt be 03 tbe around la the earl* Striae. Don't fail to read our boos before you so! 1), U. COOKE k CO, Pohllahera. HI Lake street, jyiw sale by all Bookaellera, acd Newjbojsonthe tralca. • fel? TrusptrUUM to Pike's Ptak rrUIE USDERSIQNED IS 1-REPARED TO make contracts fcr YBEIGHCNG PROVISION'S AND MSRCUANPISB of every description to tbe Pike'a Peak Gold Mines, to 1 start at early la theosrincaa practicable. JZ eocaced tor several yean ia I frekhUacfor the Government of the United .States. lam A coalldeasof aiviacraUsfactlon. * Tor particalars address w _ JAME3 IL JON'HS- . « Im-eJSS St- Joseph, Mo. se To tbe Butchers of Chicago - AT A PRELIMINARY HEETIN3, COJC- J POSRD of the Batchers of Booth Chicago, aa well or as U.OS9 of other portions of the cuy. who heeded the or eaQ. Mr. ArchUMld Qybourn was caUea to the ctair, H. of W. Grepjry appoint M Secretary, pro. teBL and the cbject br ol me«UB« set fonh. To wit: Rj Tbe tormina of aa orcazutLon tba bdterto protect la thesa-lves and carry oa the basweai of Butcheries, by { tbe aAoifloD ta aoaab aisteta ta tbe veaoiaa of taelr "~ SMStSb At, T Oe taoUoaot Mr. J.C.Kelley, a committee cf ftvewta I aaooiued by Ue chair, c .'astatine of tbe following eestle* m«: Ut.J, a Kellty, Mr. H, Mr. a M. Morton Mr. Samuel Cur a*, aad air. R. wearU, to preseat resola ttoaa, Ac-tobead ptedby whereupoa.an amendment wsa offered to add to tbe committee. Meara. A. Ctjboaxn aod H. Myman, which was ""»"Viry A3 "Ifpitv impart i»d the followiM resohtt!ftß« » bo laa. •*B*tfebere Aaaodatlon of i-htcaao." oa Sd. T>a» we bind oarselveam bo lo the aale oS te ear meats, A&.h*tbo By-Laws. Rata aod R caJatlons, walcb may treca time to time be adopted by this aasotla- ati tlnn. SJ. llatbylon«e*»Heoceinlbebe*eesef Botcher- -w inc. we ftnd thai t->e credit irsUD is both detriment*! and § ralnoua. aad rtcommeid the adolaa of aa exclusive JI cash aystcaoaaao a*tertbe Qrst day of March. I<&L »* 4'b, rbaiai, thecexx meHuir. measures b« dUeoased wi m the a*le of *iides aad Taliow-beJevinr that quite a übe.al per eeat. can be 0= aaved on the a imt w 6th. TbattbeasoeeedlaasofthlsmeetlasbspubUshed p in tbe city paaers, aad that all the Botchers be, aad are lo| berab* requested, to meet at the Barter Hoose. formerly *> Daly's Bead. No. SO Rtodoloh 'trvet. oa Thursday. Seb. V* aith, at 7 o'clock P. M_ at which time aad place this £ tn-rjftis stand adlooTJ'd. tp l adOHIBALD CLYBOGRN, Ghainpazt. da H. W. GRXGOAt, Secretary pro. tem. fel»«3a9-lt ™ OAL OILIOOAL 0 lli!!—WAß racted Para, aad a Caaerior Artid& brichi aad £3 JSa'ST-gSBSKK ,I «SsasSSfe 5 SK'T 1 * J > fetrtnia VVwoimIMSC. = MTMB ■ ; 011j '' % " iff OBn&FBST ' B,st BrtlU«l IJgM D Yet discovered. to Vi * j3-4 fv.Tn a TlandLamp, PKB y. r\ i\ Vyl GALLON baraln* three of lw># FJ boon each d*r. lasts S. <*fl vV THWEE MOSTfIS.™ FxlrU\ ImaUthtuaiiioeliiit «V Candles, When the - P« Lamp lst>rcpetiytrimrfl- JLS edtherela £ . Ko S««ke or Saell. OIL 81 PERGALIVtf. p M bW3m J SALE " Ot a Large Stock ol 3 FIRST QUALITY BOOTS & SHOES J -A.T "Vn S-OT-AJDIZ-S, If 133 lJUie Street 133 i. The Stock »ltl compare farorabl/ la extent and qtull> ty with any ever offered la tlda city. and extra eftrtt will d® nude wd:»e It cat lathe ceit thirty DATS, and - to accomplish thU every article will be disposed of at a s 6EIAT SiCRI?IJB. fuaS.'ti vtibbftootkea SAVING OF TWENTY-FIVE PERCENT. - talhelrSbMßffljfor iilirorwm do wefl to Imptore thla opportunity, aa ! Saefa Am lndieeaeat Is Very Stlitn Offer*!. Call and yon wDI be coavUeed that these are fi*;« IDautc^ TTTANTKD TO BORROW-FROM ONE 1 Th«*»ad to Teeuly-Hve Hundred Dollsri for * E PVy" niJ ' eJ 00 'avrjved turns m rri l, v. * n »P e £»onhavln*that amouat to lota O S, c Anr&. c J? UTASTED— IbO.OOOLBS.POKK CRiCK. UNGd. ApDlrtoO. E. SEAVE2NSI44 80 Clerk ureei. or idcfr en box Bl3j UUcno p. u. f e l7o:«" WANTED 55,0:0 TO SIO,OOO ON MoHmk Of Freetioid EiUte In lie citr of Pto r.«, imQois. The procejtf b sow let cn a term of fire hft , i.» e 13 "" *=aam- Apply to P. U M.. boalu) Peoria. Illinois. j e j,j LJOOR-KEEPER WANTBD.-ONE WHO thoroughly naderstands book-keepta* in aU ha drXfft?!' i bu«iness. Ad °. r 2* {2L foe w « k B - H. G. : * v. 0. pox is*}, Obt ckso, giving experienoe and reference- fan iw T3TJSINESS.—ANY Flßtf IN WANT OF .f-J the services of aa enerseeic business man to a--t aj u £n£*yf& Salesman. or otherwise. will please address H. bC &TQS. box ItBL Chicago P. Q feasir CiISGtSQ BIRDS FOE SALE.- k} The Subscriber offer* tor salt a lance aasortseat cf FlKar RATB aiNQINO BIRDS, iwported from Gtrtamj, tU r—A'l*tua«/es. Ctrnrr Blrcs, GretnFlachesaad lionets. wacary U ln , CrfALia ALBRECHT, fe&lm 171 Bocth u:afk street. JNFORMATIAN WANTED-OF DAVID * KISO. *hc"left Stokes Oooaty. N. 0. *>ae * years 2f?V» »5• are efitiUed to a rr "AalccKT 1 ja\BSm-c6 Saletn. NTO. Land wanted.—the undersigned to tell tome Ttty «ood Karble UanfU. or ■ Land. JOSS 2& fctt. ttoce Patter. atate><.. r e\r E. H. cronlna, tjV»« * For Pike's Peak. A PASSAGE TO THE GOLD REGION'S 1 of Kvxra*, laclndln* flftj u- Barza**. ■ €o Rmt. * TO KENT.—THE NEW 31 \!!BLE FRONT ' FuildlngNo. 1?. SoaihCUfk street. Ponrstoi'i** MaWrnent, tcae.l.eror UIO. » NIW&MB. u '* 2 * »il>earbOTD ii;t;l For rent.—the residence of the ujdtminied. No. 113 Wolcott, comer or On '•J'V street ANDEV.W J. - felfrigteSb No, Hanjo ph itreet. Hoit. e to rent and furniture For Hile -Farrillart all new 1 tit summer. Houw k Uie Soota tilde In a pleasant locality. A ddruss 2iis2i fell call aw '|M> BENT—THE STORE NO. 41, SuDTH r& VP t * bic * cr Grocers or da Jobbing Ui-oses. Kent UtTtttHW LAFLIH.y wS^SviaMcltllw 'l*o BEST.—TWO NEW HOUSES, ON I. on Erie street, near U«r<es. EUb! re«ci lsnfh (S eSIVi. Perm< "" h - »<sduffSs!A - twctwla It. WARP. V WnAKFIX(I FROPERTT I Wharf lots 27 »nd 28, ia Block «9, ' Rrbool Action, oo tha eut e'dj of Souji Branch, be •ween Hanoon and Van *»u-ea s'reeta. Tbey can be os * ® ln *le ye*r or a t-na of years laquire of fed lm E. 0. LAItNEO. w ffaiaiomoo <, RENT.—INTENDING TO REMOVE ,!••««*» premise*. Jfa. S U«e it-e-t, oa «h e of February ae*t» we will rent to a *ood tesaniifce -I-- awre we no» occupy, civ. IST B>aUt w<t»r ' io. I »l7to , MQtiWr. Bissatt 4 iiiLLA I , j s^s,lm «x * I PARDEE'S BUILDING. FOR RENT,* thfl aawiH offlces on the fl'tt and second «Bal;dlQi corner 8 )ata ana Wells rlf'fS" . t«o lofU and a &ae Ua»emenU suitable for a diainrf hall For terw aspl# to the tabtcrt- I 'h«baLdla«. So. 213 South water s*r-et. I . j%l3bW32a «.g WILLIAMS. »FO MILLERS, MECHANICS. iC.—TO tru for a terra of years, that lar*sbatldln<Be*t fefnn S,fJ?F, r ~ lor , 01 » t 3® a * 04-with the One 1 Lot on wbleb It itsoili- being W3 feeu more iir less, on tbe J nytf and ronnia* tack to ibe G. *U.u. S. a. Attached dil f room, wtib an eotine. C logitloa for a Flooring Hill, or for Mectiani. calporpoaea. *ortenasr*a» apoiy to ifor SaiZ s - - 1 ■ ■ ■ _ p: VOR SAI.E AT A BARGAIN—A HAND- ® jr&js?.^ SALE-THE SCHR. BAY fcTATE, I A,!, BwkWAV£RLT, oo 'an* tlm«. Fcrpar C U 7 t j2™of B. P. DAVUtfON. C fcl7c3j»tapl Waonth water »L w SALE OR EXCHANGE—EIGII IT B ■J-. Acres Good Prairie Farming Land, situated ia u«ie coasty. 11L. «d Q-Ics from Chicago, and 3 exiles T tromtUllroadDeoot. Bald Landhisbeaapiotwberl aod oaeCfOpofwbeathsabeenraiscdupjaU* itwUloenold ££t5 p, -,? cl^ D M f ? r dl * property. o» fjr any description be aAas ardLbfe. *ddre*s box U»wMchp PP. feti) in* FOR SALE.—A LOCK-SMITH SHOP IN the best location la ihe clty wiincoap!ete»eU#f Tools. Icaulre of "T. H." at 66 Lasalle street. JelfilwV VERY CHEAP FOR CASE.— X Uoose and Lot on Jefferjoa stree'.. near Jackdoa. Uotue new,* contains tea rooms, with Bath room, brie* cellar 4&. Ac. This property wfllbe sold at a DECIDED BARGAIN tor casa. or cart caih-fcaUacy oo foar or tire yean time at tet per «eat laterrst _ Addressßjxggt. Chicago Port Offlee. re2m-rV3, SALE.—GOOD WILL AND Fix" -L,, tores of one or the best Botcher Stalls la the West D.Tiiloo. with rest free t!ll May Ist. _ Al,o--I Tobolv BoUer. six horse tover. new. Ad> dress H. k J." Portoace aox»W. te!s — JJTEU2 COMMODIOUS RESIDENCE L 404 Erie Street, u Oa the North Side, near the Lake, For Sale *r Eithuge en Faiorable Terms. - AlarveeropoiUonofthePQ-chaseaooeywUlbe taken . la Luabert or tmencaiabtrttl Oucaro j(«al Sit.tt. - /. J. WB^T. fe!3 c3151q ly? Lak» street. Billiard tables for sale.—Tiro = , MaerlSceat Rosewood Tables, with ~| Cattioaa, but Uitle used, win b« sold at a If J for Inxaedlatelr. Oaa be seen overKly's Cloßr* Store, IV Randolph street, or address GKAKV, b3x 4AJ3. Chicago Post Q'floe. felt- lw ciH T?OEC SALE, BY VAN INWAGEN 4 CO., J}. Office Ho. a. Dole's BilliHsr. Chicago. UL. -rr-, T) ihetoUowiocTe*ela: Bchr. SWXJKEp, Class A L with a Star. 47i lo.a. .. CUZt i.OGAS, .. A L SS .. .. GRKf EaGLC. .. as &si .. .. mOMTIffGUK .. ALia» .. .. WIMGe OF TH* WIND, Glass A*. .. .. LSTKaSAnONAL. .. B 1 aa .. - .. GIRALDINIt .. 81., JO .. a .. Pktkbu .. aa .*» .. .. 03TRlCa .. A sa .. .. CORJUNTHIAN. .. B 1 3 S .. .. &KA alKo. .. A 1. fHI .. .. STOBU KING, .. A 1 37i .. .. LTJKOAK, .. B 1 AH .. KMIPIM, .. A 1 ..I*l .. VAX IKWAGE* Sc CO. ry Chlcs«a,Fehrtary4.lSa. iallbSToJm a -pROPELLEBS FOR SALE.—THK PRO 1_ peller GCfISCC CHIKV, now lyinc at Buffalo, N. Tt IT.aadCi« propeller GALirutfMA, now lylac at Clere. aa land Onto, ara offered for sale eheap. Terms hslf cash, and balaare la six aad twelve r*"r,U'i. with uadoobted Id wcorlty. For price aad farther rn'onaadoo addrm ta a. D.CaLUWkLL. feleltSlsi AnotH.T.ilS, JL. Co.* Dcanrlu N. Y. OCKING PROPERTY TO Eif Cheaper than aarla toe citr.—l w{Q let for a lose orsborttermof yeata, Do:fcssuitable for Uxmber orotaerboAiaess.oaUiedjatattatteh(«iUi aide Tracks of toe Cbicaco aad Jtolet ftsllroado aad a contract for briaciacto and from thes the can of all coaaeetiox Ealirv*Jstnthe eity. Parneat f r rents may be made I la lu4eer. Apply at 55 Uart strtsC _ JOGW TCVANg. «• ■piRST-CLASa DWELLINGS FOR 3ALE, ~ THE TWO 7ISST-CLASS DWKLLDTGB 4 Bow betas Krected. On aear Superior «t Aad to be finished May lit. These house* are SSx43 ftet. £5 three stonot. .with basement. Milwaukee brick frost, z bailtaadtobeOaishediaihebe»tDuaaer. T&elouare ?• I<7 feet deep to aa alley, aad will have aiood brick bara r? oa each. Penoo* purchasing sooa can make sach al toraUoas as may be desired:. ™ Term (aroraMe. Apply to D 3. B SAIN ABB, 45 Clark & 1 street, from S to 10 o'cloa A. M. g House and lot foe sale sitcated IS oa the coraerof Wood and Warren streets In lie we* Dlvisioa. near Ualoa Park, oeeapled by CP. U»y< ?' ward, iLe house Is aew, built of brick two stories, aad stoae basemeat t«ecty-foar oy fifty-three feet, wiih a Sae 60 obeerravory; fiauhella most fashionable manner Q a with aU toe modem txaprcreoeots—marble mactels, ce sntes; Ac.—wooid be a deniable residence. Tha Ar lotUixij-sl* by oae hasdred ana twenti-ierea feet > with* twenty foot alley la the rear of tt; will be sold „ very ebei»—oa canal ume. or the whole of the purchase n money may tea sin oa mortcace oa u aad other property pa fbr four or Are' years, or it wUI be ex chanced for oa> to daabted real esiaie seearitlea, havlag several year* to _ ran. Apply to B. T. BaHSXtt, p. OlßoxNo *l*. or to 1 OL fl. BUBN& t» Dearb-vrn st—ioom a. jeteaoim* J Maltl Malt! jBlalt! « 1A rU U t BU - MO I CANADA BAB- H It).UUU 2 WbHto IflKeatitftn* ■ i SVmnsemeute. VX CK E R'S THEATRE , STHiKOSCffS CELIBRATKD * ITALIAN OPERA. r?v? c * et °® ce i Trmont Home, for re »- - S h PiUiS^-» o e«Ji X —J! loaity BTea, «s. Fe &- 21m, Msp. M. a- OrXRA NiGIIX. when DonUettfs Grand Opera, LUCIA DI LAMMERMOOR, i. £ N?ji a V ,oon * *S 00r * uEilnrdo: BIG. ?i i *A??«. . "J? Kariton#. as Lord AsfaUra • fllG «.< RMowd: 81QRCVI) toArtW^: E?HkRa tej MAUBICI WHA*o»an ; Ui. J CT » Pllht. Debat of ItoftJcn^. RICKETS FOR THE grand 3 national banquet jj I" l»Mr of Tbo hlier of Hl« Coontrr. d George Washington, * To be held it the TREMONT house. At 7 1-2 O'clock p. IH.I Vabniaqr 33d. * *£7 of the Executive Committee and at lbs office of the Tremoat Honm aou * . Price, $2.50. 10 %Sas y ! 3f E r B Q'PO&rTAK HALL. FiMaj inj Satardj)' Sijhr, fct. 18 A l», PABEWELL i -o»- FATIIKB KKflpis : OLD FOLKS CONCERT TROUPE. * 37 LADIES AND GENTLEMEN VOCALISTS, With their GRAND ORCHESTRA. f fttn Uassaciurset'i. aU of wbcm appear CLAD nr COSTrjfES OF 100 TEARS AGO 1 Do or J Open at i\—Ooneert at S o'clock P. M. ADMISSION a& CSVTS. EF"B*Sanlay. at 5 o'clock P. M-. GRAND MATINXE far the accommodation of Uderiy Peraoaa, Ladles, Schvlaaßd children. «*■»*«* W Children (oa this occasion) one dime, -art fela n c 57 ANNIVERSARY o» Washington's Birth Day! follow] Cajri Cidcts WUI celebrate the Nations HoU. i JS(I DRESS PiHADS, JPv#l And In the evenln* wJU gtve a" Grand Fall Dress Military £ltt«rlMsN OIVIO BAIL, Hi OKf At their Hall, oorner of Market vMi and Randolph itreeta ''"llk* TUESDAY EVEOTHG Feb'y 22d, 1839. K"?7.1 T*> which all Military are In* "Vy ▼lted to be »* resent 'n ircf*! -' FULL UXIp ORM.I3DHj|j^r-i HONORARY MANAGERS: 3«2'w^ h o Q^Do, Ctfoael Taylor. 1 stasis- O™* ®JMblni, Capt. Parkrr. odpL McArtbor. Cart. Jas. dmltb. lieutenant Gage. OPriOKR 0* TBS EYENIN4. • SAIBOIS. MCKPnos coMMrmr. i £&£*• ££.<£& ; ?LOOR M4NAGEB& JJeoVHobt. Wttberill, Robl. Bon, 1 UeulJß. Uwoeo. WmT fiilE , wV c . ou '. n VJ ClyNcoro" j . /AA3 JbehM at » ft ß l S* C * , Z? 4 * e ** lld foPP«. »0 Se e S , e S>^^ rt#, M * Ue,oa *° J , mEml* 01 ** 9 * l Wrlfht'i, opposite th» Nortb Ht - feUd c! 37 OF ifashlngton'a Birthday! \ «BAITD SAZrd BTATHTSO In AH of tho G LADIES' MOUNT VERNON ASSOCIATION, ! AirrtKNOON. P88.52, at 1 P. M. -TtfJ'Kft'TSOonimlUt. of the UJ1(»- ML Vernon £opd£isocla lontako much pleaaar* in lalonalcK <be r*irom of Ue & .clet/ andtbe i*ut>Uc In general, that • * GBAND DAY FESTIVAL Will be iljen at McVicker's Theatre, ' CnTaesda*. Feb. 2J» at 3 o*a->ck P. U., *hin the s riteU palArtlstacf Strakosch's Griuid lUIUn Opera Company appear, toj»«ber with *he CHORC3cnd ORCHESTRA - from the Ac«de®y of Uoaio In Mew Tetk. Tho oro crimme wib be the meat tLtereitiac and Vailel ever of itrei In •hue t». ana will contain gem* aid concerted pieced from the following Operaa ancOratorloe: Don Gloracnl. t TroTiiore. Robert 1e Diablo Tra* ata. JUFarorita. r Lucretlaßonla. I Pn-ltanJ. Tbe Pr phet, Semlraml !e. ■ « „ C*eat»oo» et, Paul. E:glUh So 3*3. Daeta, French son«, etc. The Price or adml*lon has b «en Used u ToUows: Pma c "N£ I Ua.l-rr. f\rtt *■ CK"»Ta. f»oßrterr«» if«e*ti Tickets for this Grand eala " Mat nee can be obtained of the and cenUeaea of the LceenUTe Committee, all the priodwU Uosle aod " BM««or*a *td Hottli. and the Wnd >al OlDee. Irefflont ?« ml! S nsa,Jtbe apptruinin* bwtnesi tothefmU- ; T»lwiUDetr»is%et<sl. * oslj Mat'nee dvea by Strakoscb'f lull an 1 VPeHtvinpU7. A detailed prarunme will be suly announced. ixo is txiccnr* conmti. 7 . w. Mr, 1 Lodlnclon. I, MnWSUcConnlcb Mr« A -* 8.1.1, t] " r KnNSUui. 1 g I'J-itsa. Mrj H rmtnm. t Mr. Geo Btunier. Mia M n ail iu »nf«J. hoaon. « ?w^ ,,an7 ' Mr. NP Wilder. lInDrWIIM, Mr. J 0 H«loe» J Mf»OZHo§aer. * oens* izxccTtTi comftrm. o I 3 " 0 | A'«x*blte. L A* 8 "* ' Ccl H*ra!/tcn, BwiX W W Danenhowet; 1 W W MUcheU. TKL i 0 N 11' Men, ' ® J/J"""'. IK. I J W BelL ■ DrWCHool. B 1 SufJhi I H-aiy II MM. a RMD-llf-rU, I 0 P Boone feKcBTJ » YtfUii* lssociati«D. « LECTUESS 70S IBBBTJiBT. P MELVILLE, -SoolhSeas." * Jia. GRANT WTLSOH. nl UKNRY W. BlatluP. Jr . nr JMa LfLE KINO. '*« l>eetar« Oommittee. pianos, szc. ROOT & CADY, S 95 Clark Street* ~ J DEALERS IN SHEET MUSIC, IBSTRTntENTS, J A=d lllklceU of 2 MUSICAL MERCHANDISR, g Res leave to Inform their customers who are la want o ~i STEIN WAV Jc 80N'S J SPLENDID S ' to 8K GOLD MEDAL PLL\O FORTES = That a new assortment are oa the war'to® New York, and ire expected to arrive about the aOth Inst. Owlafftothearpreeedested demand for ravetb Initrnmesta we hare now oa hud only cne7Hoc* Is tare Carred Piano; Prlco #4lO. We hare, also, Q( Tieo .yew SiufTalo Pianos, - Which we can sell very low, u foOoTs'; ' 71 of OoefiKo«taTe. 1225 03 of Ooelocare. m fWCaSI and exsmlns before boytsf elaewbete. s.T. soot.) t- ROOT A CAt)7, " a.* GAD T.J fel? 93 Clark street. Chicaco. S| TT M. HLttQINS, HUSIO PUB -LA*' Untvst stock of Moslca) merehandlie keel by aoy other n boose In the NotUiwesC Xam sile acest for the c*t- I •bratM Melodeon,** made b* Mason k HamUn. .J *»win: also w-nt for Liable. ifewto& A Brmdsa-y's ha PIANO 6. with the **P *?ch * rest vUnk." ased bynoother.\fanufictxersii>th««ortd. aadla the *V moetlmw tant meebaalcal Imprvremfot. losteal o ** oslos iroa aa most makers do—which alve* th» toa>»i»- meat a m tallo and disagreeable soand—or aiioc wood In the ordinary wawwbich render* ttnecMsarr to weaken th< pan of the Instrument wberda the ereatest pot«ibla strestthlsreaaie d—by ontUis across the grain of lb* U1 wnod. Uihte. whrreby they sptitwc this oateet Wrest into proper tana PQ by the aid of swa and powerful machinery, a it. aba aa of tea tons will oak *no o i the arch. wh»n dc the tlhres of the wood tostewi nt baa* weakened by the ha continuity beias intemipt ed sX short dlstanres. hare their otl nataral p'wer of resistance eieatly aocmeotod by th« re pee-tlar form they ar« made to aaame In ths Patent r* Arch Wren. S7-ry insira»ent is warranted. t« A U kinds of Chur'i Music Jtoeljfjr rth; ne Hieeheaoertandlaier.ttlewßoQkoni ts ta» Mnn ti HA-HA. Price ju.g!e cipy "ft eenta. seat by jaalb t& paid; per <to*ea a.W an orders wast ba Miti new i| to H. M. BUHiiHS. 4t Ohlcano Ja AaKSty Jt IKFROVED FULL IRON VRAMK PIANO ~ fORXB HaquAotarsd and IBr sal* P at teUU at Enter u prices by *■ w. T. RSUX Practical FUdo Port* ] Maker. AlinsMs of bis make will ks|| f f |l «J NUMBER 198. Saks. r AMERICAN EXPRESS €O.'S S-A.X.E L. -OP-. "br Tfndaimod andHwfnsßd paekagwt of Mawhe^Ht'e^ e« Will He soM_(anlees prerioo»lyis»l!ed tor) «n MONDAY. the .tbof March. ati<* o'clock, at 10 and 1-j Dcuboru it- street, comprla.o4 tn tart or: d< Cues of Xerosadise, Trunks, Chests, Valises, Boxes, Packages, Barrels, Wagons, Cast* ings, Ac., Ac., *. Which will bo sold for cash to tho hUbett bidder. c. a. KUTR A °ON, Aoo.lone'rs. fel'J td c 260 So*-16 and 18 Dearoom-wt. s GILBERT A SAifPSOX.— ■d RICU HEW AND SECOHD-HAND J- FTTBNITTJRE, 1: Tea Trays, SflYtr-Platri Ware, Carpets antl Oil Paintings, JLT AUCTION. D ~°? n M 5 NI>A X HORNING, at 10 o\-Wk. will bo sold y ft oargtoir. No. 83 Lase slr.ft oi:»nvte the Tremout uoose. a fuie and .t4.„ifnrnt of well kept second band and new Pnnjlnir -. Ac.. eon«J»U ins In pan of Rosewood 3n»i» vvalovtanitCousgw PAStOH AMD CHAMBCS SUITS, Tetfrs-Tete* Book Cases, «afM«-Too Tables Bturri, 5 Sst 1K * rtor Chairs, ksiiv aod flocking Chairs, Sofas, Stands. Library Chairs uttomeos HICS BZD-KOOar rm?VTTrn?n TOod ftnlA. Walnut and Cottaso 5 10 ® Boi*fc wd Walnot Preach Bedrte.ds • Wardrobes. Uooccs. ktattrassrs. Frame M\>r*T*. PARLOR AUD CHAMBER CARPETS. OB Palatines, 3Urer-Plated Wa/tj and Tea Trars. DIKING-RCQM FD 83HTURB, L. Of all kinds. Psrior Punres. In the abo** sale may b« fuond every article reqalsli* for rure-shlo# • flrtWMe " booyj. GILBERT A dAMPSO^ . ***** AOCtlotW. BY HILL & SWA3 KI. - 54 DEARBORN STREET. Bfaadf, HeUaad GIo, WhUky T Cigars, Teas* SOAP. TINR9AR. Aa _ W-wfflsjUatoqr Salevoom. S4 Dea bora street, on 3ATC*DAY MORNING. Feb. 191 a. at Id aooo najMU ClttrfcOoersj-SOcbesUßlackaad Gr#en Teas; lu bbls H <=» »' «W. I * l ** sssortment of new and ' 2t Joraitore, Looklnc biasses. ikoves. Ac. EY GILBERT Jt SAHPSON. tLarxe Stock of I CLOTHINO, GENTS FDRSISHUTG GOODS, TXnderahirta ami Drawer*, ■A. T -A.TT CriON. ; Ou WIDSBDAT MIR-nm Frb. SJ. u o>: o'clock we wulseU Moor salesroom, NO. 83 LAKE STREET, (Opposite the Tremout Boms'.) An Invoice of Men's and Boy's Paofes, RaslanjL anJ Tweed Ooau, Men s and Boy's Can! tier* Pantaloon*. Jackets. Mens Velvet. P.u,b and glik Yf«u. Comforter*. Docks. Maneiltx, Fancy aod Wtlte Linen Thread. Cnion Linen*. Ac. Als©-.f.ity doan Undenhlns and Dravt f.?*MT l in O,U GILbKAT A 3AMPSOS. lentd-cja Aociteneera. ' CO PAKTKERSHIP ifOTICK.—THE DN derJsaed kave this.dav framed a eo-narfnersbjo HILL & SWASEY, OBNIRAL AUOTIONSSSS ASD CommUsioa MercH:vT\ts. M DEARBORN STRIET 54 WlllAdTMeeon ererr d*eriolloa ofuoj, oomfjnml _ for Auction Bale*. iwsiaion.7 a cosuuaaioN mme -* 10.ATO nu. [MW mim ..Ajrr w*. A. vomaa. K. tt Mronr. TO. A. BUTTERS A. CO, ACCTIOKKRRS ASD APPRAISERS. 16 DEARBORN STRE£T, (Near the Post Offlce.) Chicago, UllnoU. advances on aU kinds of Merebaadisw fel.jy-cm . hoarding. PARENTS CAN BOARD~SaT~EDS __ lP?«baaltrortstoboaM sending them to jrotd boardlu; The Northwestern Pemale CoIVm at Svanstnn will commence the aprio* T. rm on 1 OlciOAV. *axcblst. nh'* e *r^c** i ««wo DeMrtmeni, per half year, •61 00. College OeDarttnenlper ba'f y-ar. *i* jo Adorns th« Pteideat, WT p. JONKi. or Box «JO. Ctilcaio. felilw eJll JOARUING.—FOR RENT WITU HOARD ' i?L?^T n^ em * n and lady, a Croat parlor and bed man at ?S» Ml:hlsao avenue. Molb4lm j. M.GRKKN. HOARDING.—PIR3T CLASS BOARD . 'S' 1 o'Msani rooms, either eatiee or u>6 Clvk street. Trandent Board at reasonable r»t«. isrjm* HOARDING.— SINGLE ROOMS AXT> J snlts of rooms newly fitted op, with board, oa rea. sonable lerms, may be obtained on apvUcatlon at No - U& fltatestreet. [Jeaß-jm*) O. p. OLIVgH. Iparticnlar Notices. xasfi PER CENT. XJS 1* derslssed Is ready to orgotlato 6 year Loar s atD per «?>t; pev aonom on Central fcoainets Preperty In Uila city for the porpose of bollalnx o:*t.cl*sf sttr^. M 7 f2H lw Na I'D Q.A3 stock: soa sale. $3)000 CITY GAS STOCK Fo-gale by P. G. SALTON9T4LL A CO.. fcl7cS**' v 6 Per. Clark and Lake-sta. Money to loah At Ten per Cent, per Annum. roa nva tsass. nrst-dasa Clty'Btal Estate and COMMERCIAL NOTES WANTED. raoalog from One to Twelve Months. taJPcJo B. P. lWWNmoAOO..WClark.st. ARE CHANCE FOR PROFITABLE Inveitment.—North M'e Property for sale ve y che«p. P>ar Lots en Michigan itreet vety ehiap. for cash or half eato. o*l*nce one year. Addre-s Ho* -gttl." Post Offlee feis iw-eat Notice.— all tersons holding claims axalast Oook Conaty. will flte ibe tame withtheundenlgaedonor be.ore the Pint Monday of March aekt fdAtd gqi O. g. PARWELL. Clerk. qi on nnn To «>an^the /L/v/ oaderslmed. as a*eat lor Easstm time at ten percent., on thicaso property. Pint Mort ia<u bavins from oo* to Ave i e.*ra to inn. w»oted at fair rates. j. L. LICE, at Wadsworth A Co'# Banc fell No <M Oiara'treeUChlcago. Y| ONET! MONET!!—DR. L. D. BOOKE <_v 1 harlos made arrangements in New York. Poila delphlaand Providence lor the Negotiation of Loans en R*al KsUtA Sale or H-ockM. Bonds, As ■ wilt receive ap plications at Ms offloe. no. i Mattftew's Bniidiag. oorncr of Ptateaad WiaMoston street. Snort weU-secered bn»* L.ess paper oetotlatcd. Office boms from 11 tot o'clock. feft elflS^w yALTTABLE EASTERN PROPER PY TO BE EXCUANOED for PRODUCTIVE WE9TSRN. &oown as tne Ascotney Carpet Mill Prooertv. in ClaJr mont,Newus*Qi.ablre The aboyf con<isuof w«ier-power. of land, with an immense bulldln* —lsfJ feet loo* o» 150 wide- ana a thotouhly fcnlU oam, coftlns theoijslnal nroprletonnerriy-ISOOiCL Theiuo •cribercow offers this vainahearoperiy to exchange for Pr. doctW« Weston Property oAerehandlse at me h«!f 1U original cask. To any person des*roos of excbaactos ■'astern fcrKas'era property tkls aa upcorta nivy seldom met wUh. Addrca DAVID fl. VOBTSR. feß3w» getola. Bock Co. Wla, mSLEQRAPH EXOHANQS OW NSW rtRI. Drafl* I r > "" t> in'*t and Notes paid tn New Yoik ftn the day of matarity. or last day of grace, and moaey do p- tfted for aeoonnt in the city of New York and teat to dtlcs In the vidnUy of New Yore on Telesraphio Order* i»aM6Mw EME S \¥i. a °A^ B o mot. \/f ONEY LOANED ON CITY RbAL 13- if L vats Securities, Mortgages. Trust Deed*. Bonds, stocks. Badness Nota. and all good nenilablr secart ties boasht and sold. Certificates of Oeposusand Checks of JL K. Swift. Brother A Johnston, purchased Tor cult at the hkhest market prtoe. Dealers lb Ulinols, Wlscoa dn and lowa lands. Improved Unas, soborbaa lot* aad CUy Keal Estate. Offloe No, tf, (second floor) MetropoU* tan Block, corner of Banrtotph aad Laaalle sa. Chicago de2b6<a<m W. DAVIDriON. ■pETURNED.—DR. HUBBSLLI3 HAPPT j JC* l to Inform his namereas and patroo* that I he has .'est returned from at.win iCnropes aod bavlag. whUe there vttitod some of theartsopsl ooenftai* o/ Uul ooontry. Is sow prepared to attend with sreatly laereased ildlltles all eaees reeuirins the bestskilTla Madlsal and Sariloalpractfoa. Offloe m Haadolph-el. iaVeliaia For flly Attorney.—Tlxe aadersljued Is a taadldate for re-dectlon to the offl;e of (Sty Attor ney at thaensains maalelpal election. foS-tt ELLtOiT ANT7TQNY. For Street Coaaissioaer, NarUk Df« . vision—'Hie aadenUned begs leave to infor ji the voters of lbs Horth DlvUlon tit* t he is a candidate for the oQoo of Street Commissioner at the next Municipal Election, nbject to the nomination ef tho Republican Convehtion. fetaaw JACOB.wmjAMa. Stetm Ferrj (r*a Caudl RIoCi to Ommk* City. NEBRASKA, NO. 1. rrnns roat has the capacitt io X carry 13 Wagons aod Teams at eacb trip, and has taken over U one load 300 head of Caltiet aod ahs ess make 40 erotstnes or more each way is • day. and wUI be abia to terry oyer from foar to Ave hondrsd wagons aad teams Oram sonrive to sotuet each day. WeasßawkavaUers, wtkoaregoins to tho Nebraska Gold Utah. Oaßfornia, tad WasbhiKtoa Territoriea, that the roads fro*a Pslrfleld. lowaCStr. Daba«oe.aad potnta hitermediate, by ootmcU Blolh and Omaha City, and ap the north ride or the Ptatto alver. are better, nearer, and mors abaadsaUy stocked with wagons horatfc males an i esitlet, provluoas aod rood* than an/ other. And wldt the settlements sad towns, tad the rteutir and wetf.elsbbaaed lino of Mall Coaohes at* r<*dr ejteadins to fort Kearney and eooa •» b* ex* tended all the way to the mine* it is oo looser a wilder- M roots tbrooab so Indian oouatrr, bat oan be tra. versed as safely and oomfortablv and much mora sssttr thananyof tbenadsthreoahMlssoartor lowa. Hwsre tsaoa thesaoe leogu of road la tits United Jtatsst so ieval aad eatlreiynitnoat marshes, etoashs or badolsoessadsoaeartystrvKhi. Too strsams oo thw Mrta adw of the Ptajao arealt bndMd, «xo«m the Loan Pert, aedhew *• Wssisrtt ale* Oc*»Mijr have a sooa 'lwthe Ooantflßta2ksad Nebraska Lig-am-rt >» fUDM AKD BTKKL KIXKD \J 9mmitlv VIVA BWEDier A a* WattKH ;