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SAFETY SUPERIOR FIRE WORKS.

that have given such universal satisfaction on
Boston Common and throughout the New England
States for the past ten years, (wthout the slight
est accident.) Having given the best exhibition
ever given on Boston Common, last year, dis.
charging over five hundred rrial shells from safety
(proved) mortars, in less than thirty minutes is
guaranty that these fireworks are far superior to
all others; Mr.. Lanergan being by far the best
pyrotecbnical chemist in the United States, and
always using the very best chemicals. Every ar
tice in Fireworks is warranted All kinds, large
and small, constantly on hand at low prices. Dis.
plays furnished at short notice.
10000, 900 Torpedoes and pulling Crackers.
India Crackers. Gold Chop
March 10. w3m
, 1859-02-02
The Revolution in IIayti.

HosroS, Jon. 31.-The news boat of farmers
news room, boarded the brig Eolus, from Con.
alres, at Tarpaulin Core. this evening, and
makes the following report concerning the rev
oiution in Hayti:
Gonaives, up TO the 18th inet,. when the b-i1
Eotus sailed. Was quiet.
On the 7th there was q slight bembardneut
otthe port Of s. hary's BY brig Of war be-
longing to the Emperor. There we're but few
rounds discharged, aud the brig not being near
enough to do execution, the shots took no effect
Al the same time there Was slight skirmish
we're lost and a few horses, when both parties
retired. The business Of the port seems to be
ut stand.
General GetErard is posted within sixtY Yards
Of the Emperor's forces, their troops being di-
vided By q small mound.
ready to meet the result. The principal paris oy
the is1and hare declared H4yti Republic, and tie
general opinion is that things will soon be settled
in Gen. Gefrarls favor.
BosToS, Feb. 1.-The Farmers news-room las
additional advices from HAyti, received Ly the
brig Monticello at Tarpaulln Cove, from Port ~
Prince, 9th inst.
But few collisions had taken p!ace thus far
between the imperial troops and the insurgents.
Sou!ouque had advanced as far as Moro and was
meditat1ng march upon 81 Mare. i conflict
had taken place between the two concluding
parties, but there was no reliable information al
10 which side wxs victorious.
About forty Of tho Emperor's troops, wound.
ed, had arrived st Port nu Prince.
a Republican movement was pending at the
latter place.
The Emperor had called for more troops. bu,
could not raise hundred mea.
Reports were current that Jacmel and Aux
Caves had declared for the republic The Empe.
ror's forces d not exceed three thousand men.
It is the general opinion that Gef1rar1 VIII Ia
successful. -
Business was nearly suspended, both q: Jaremie
and Port au Prince, IN embargo hasiuK becn lail
| On all coasttng vessels.
, 1859-02-02
By TELEGRAPH.
TO TaE PRESS AND TRIBUNE,
XXXYTlk CoyGRE:S----Sgc0ND SESSION,

WAsH1iG7oS, Feb. l-SESATE.-Mr. Seward
offered tesolnticn fer the relief ii Com,nol,re
Panltl'ns. Refenc'.
Mr. Wale moved to postpone prior orders aud
take 10 the House bill mating Lands to Agricul-
tural l.:l:'5es. lie was sure the appropriations
Woti IA: ), ~ they always do; anu Cuba, backed
~ it Is by manifest dest1, ami by Scuator Sill
dell, of Lii, stands goud chance Ut making its
way; go tdc Seua'e MAY afHEd to luke up atitl act
on this bill tho more 60, that the agricultural. Of
al lntttc ss, is the least f0stere by this Govern
meut.
The bill was taken up-yeas 80. nays 2G-anl
discussed.
3Iessrs. Gw;a aud Stuart offered amendments to
tue text, alter which 3lr. Push moved 70 recon.
init the till to the Committee on Public L1nds,
but before coming to i vote IN the question, t1e
Senate a1jo4rEcG.
HoUsE.-3ir. Grow called up LIS motion to rc-
Consider tue vote by which the Homestead bill
WAS referred to Tile Committee OF tue N'hcle Oh
the state Of tue U i0u.
Nj. Stephens Of Georgia, thought the present
land system ought TO le cIlausei, but vas oppos-
ed 10 this bill.
Mr. Nilsson WAS Of TIC opinion that the biIl
should nc: be passed without discussion.
Mr. Gstw lep'iel that it had bceu discussed for
eight years, mnrc or le*s.
Mr. Crows motion was agreed TO-
Mr.. M!l}sou saidif the bill passed the House it
must 60 70 tho Senate. where it will bc discussed
to tue delay Of tile public business.
Sir. Giow replied that It had teca debated
there.
Mr. Jc5es Ct Tenn, said if it did dcl.y tic pr,,-
lie lt12:- -, the bill 1ughs 10 Islss.
Ac- 11ftcs Of Indiana, ,nuyed 10 tab1c the bill
NcgatiVri; 26 against liz.
Alter q brief discussion Mr. Grow:s bill was pas:-
ed--l2o against &c. The bill provides that ppy
person WHO is the head Of family OF over II
years OF age, and citizen Of tue United States,
OF has filed au intention to become such, accord
iog to tic Naturalization Laws, shall be entitled
to enter Quarter sec'ion Of any vacant nnd un-
appropriated land, and hold the same On conli-
tion Of its actual settlement and cultivation.
The French Spoilation bill w.ls taken up and
Mr. Earlinsame moved the previous question,
Some opposition being manifested lie Withdrew
lis motion, and unaertae decision Of tic Speaker
that the bill involved an appropriation Of money
it was referred to the Committee Of the Whole Oh
the state Of the Union.
Mr. Russell, from the Committee of Indian AZ
fairs rrorted hill relative to settlers on tie New
York Indian Reservation in Kansas, peuIinr
which the House adjourned.
, 1859-02-02

WAsHrSGros, Feb. There il to be DEMO
CRITIC caucus on the tariff tonight
Although evidently majority Of the House
is in faTor OF the passage OF the Senate French
spolatlon bill, it's necessary reference rnder the
decision to the Committee Of the Whole On the
State Of the Union, may be regarded as conclu-
sire Of its defeat.
The House Committee On Territories -day
agreed 10 report bill for the establishment Of
tie Territorial government Of Jefferson, iuclud.
ing the Pixies Peak country.
Mesars. Pryor l. Heiss, in the !St.t<s TODAY.
nnemorialized Congress to give them share Of
the edsertising, and complain that the Execu-
tive has crowded them ont.
Morrill,, Howard and Davis have mod5ed
their proposed tariff bill with respec. to iron,
fixing the duties On bar iron at $15. on railroad
iron at SO, aud pig iron IS.
The Senate Post Office Committee have de-
cided TO report bill abolishing the fraukiug
privilege, and in lieu to furnish each Senator
and Representative with $l50 worth Of stamps
also, to increase the rate Of postage to cents-
Senator Mallory has prepared an elaborate
report in favor Of the increase of the Navy, II
conformity Ui:h tie Recommendation of the
Secretary.
There is 20 truth whatever in the report Of
the probability Of Judge Blacks appointment
to the Pennsylvania Jadgeship made vacant
| by the resignation Of Judge Irwin: hence all
the speeul4tions ~ regards tho changes are
b2seleas,
]. H. Spillock has been confirmed as U, s.
| Aarshsl for the District Of Georgia in place OF
| Mr. Stewart, who VI. removed On thu ground
Of not having used 4uf1icieat vigilance in The
| yacht Wanderer case.
, 1859-02-02
The Northern Disunionists in Council.

The Northern Disunionists in Council.
AIRASy, Feb. 1.-The State auti.slavery
Cow vension il in session In this city, Aaron II.
Powell Of Co!unb!a, President
Addresses have been msds by Mr. Powell,
Wendell Phillips and Garrison, in support OF
the doctrine Of State Independence and dis
unicn. The addresses weze listened to atteu.
lively aud elected applause. Resolutions wers
introduced. which quote % preamble. the ian-
guaGe Of John G. Adams, Vim. El!erv. Chan
ming. Josiah Quincy, 3. Underwood of 6Y.. and
Arnold CT Tenn, respecting slavery. IA adds,
therefore,
RtsoEeed. In advocstine the dissolution Of the
Union. Aboltlonists are justi6bd BY every pre-
ctrt Of the Gospel, every principle Of morality.
EVERY claim Of humantty, that such Union is a
covenant with death, which ought to be annull-
ed, and sn agreement with he'll which 3 just God
cannot permit TO stand and it is the paramount
duty Of all to seek it's immediate overthrow.
They then quote the language Of II m. H. Sew
nrd respecting the irrepressihle conflict between
the slave and tree States, and foDpd pn that a
resolution, that any party il unworthy Of conf.
dence, no matter what its professions, if it re-
fuse to attack the institution Of slavery ITSELF
The resolutions were debated by Powell, Gar
risou, Pillsbusy and others, aud adopted
The Addresses wese OF the usual extreme
character. The attendance this evening is smAlL
, 1859-02-02
Arrival of the California Overland
Mai.

Arrival Of the California Overland
Mali.
St. LoE1s Jan. 31.-The Overland Mail Of the
Ilh inst, With one through passenger, has H.
1iTed-
The Supreme Court has decided the Injunction
to prevent the Fund Commissioners from issu.
ing the bonds OF 1858.
Two indictments had been found against
Capt. Billings. Of the brig kate Foster, for bar
ratry.
Governor Wellez's Messsge Was read in tho
T.. -"islature, and is pronounced very able State
psRe. Rs.;ns. dull Liquors and teas sold at very
low figures. ). c,,x oftt. 9Th ,,,+;... ~
Angelo 1th 81 iaa ',a ar9i"a Of t6e
arrival Of Capt Gar. % ,o.t' nnst w -, the I
Sixth Infantry, des:iueu w -. ppa. " n.n sue
Colorado; also Col Beale, :" ..nd ~ of e ,he rao;.
goons, who will resume CONE ~ =, ~ ~ .1ass -.
mental head dquarters At Fort Tejo. ~ c,r ~
Of Asjor Blake, who will shortly dep ~ ''A '1'
East
Judge Watts. Of New Mexico, came passe. ". =
from Santa Fe. in twenty one days. He repol
that Lieus Beale will shortly proceed from
Hatch Rancho to Albuquerque, where be will
remain till the spring.
Judge Watts says the trip from ST. Louis to
Santa Fe, via the Butterfeld route, although
600 miles longer, can be made in sixteen days-
The Judge has crossed the Plains seventeen
tunes and pronouncss this route preferable to
any he had previously travelled.
, 1859-02-02
Stevenson's Bill for Specie Banks.


An import ant bank bill Introduced by Mr. Ste
venson from Clay, j. betore Select Committee.
1t provides for estai-hi,sg OF thres banks Tut
Chicago, Springfield aad C.iro) with capital Of
million each, in hnndred dollar shares. which
shares are to be 1eg:,it1 4. personal property
subject to levy aud sllc. Wucn $500 600 are snl-
scrbcd, md sl0o 600 paid u2 IN tqusl assessments
on all the shareholders. hikes may Ut Issued to
three times the anounr cl>h capital. The fail
ure to redeem Hills In ca. at sight, to causex for
felture Of the chatter l.clncuts 10 be made ltalf
yearly, aud svcrn 10 aud published and the sub-
mission Of the bill 10 voc nf tie people IL 1858
.are other provisions. The u9WcE 10 est4bli-h
branches Is also gwen III lie Lii .Ieie Is no in
tcution If suic1-cdi-g tho present Gtuukior. ::7l
lem, but an experiment will the vie% OF a,trlaiil
ing the ytucs nf tue -ec.e basis Is cred MT
impotitic By sumo Leading IDelnh rs.
from the Stale journal. Jan 3ist.l
TIE steele BASks.-1ne bill Tor the csab.ith-
ment Of set OF st,ecie in this State, was ill.,
troducel on Friday by Ar. Stephenson, Of clay,
and was referred 10 j select committee ii five,
composed Of Messrs. Htcp1oason, SWEET. Grad
deck, Hackera and Hampton. This blll comvs INN
tue South, NC learu, mud is intended to meet the
great necessity in that quarter fur active money
10 cary IN their Ordinary commercial tra1Ezlc-
tions. It is not designed TO interfere with The
present stock banks, will supl;y deficiency now
existing wi!hln this Stale, Is u1ordinG facilities
Tor loans aud exchange, witch tue present Ia1ks
do not afford.
, 1859-02-02
POLICE MATTERS,

The following case were dispoaed Of By Justice
Akin yesterday:
Joanna Barns, charged wi,h assAnlting aud
abusing Mra- Mary Neasy, was discharged.
Francis Sye, drunk. vagrancY and resistirg
an officer, was 6ued $50; Alex. Watson. drunk
.rd, vagraut, $50; Datchman. vagrant, SIS;
James Branahau, do. $25.
Wm. Wanham, fast driving, IS.
Mary Donnelly, selling liquor without Ii.
ceuse, ESQ; Wilson Black, {coiored,) d., dis.
charged
Shouas Gray, keeping house Of ill-fsme,
mases Of Gray's boase, geo each. -.
Patrick Smith, selling liquor On Sunday, SO.
Anthony Huber, DRUNK, &5; George. l.
Abrams, do, discharged.
, 1859-02-02

New ORLEANS, Feb. 1.-From the mails per
.te1uer PhiIadelphian, VIC have Valparaiso dates
to Dec 18th.
including three members Of Congress, werc arrest.
ed at Santiago. Tie Government had prohibited
the Publication Of I'LL Opposition periodicals.
Valparaiso and 4c0ragus had been ina state Of
siege for ninety days.
Seditious procianatlons had been Issued and
ed, Revolution vas still impending.
The Perurian squadron stin b1ockaded Ecuador.
PAxAxA-A difficulty: has occurred between
the authorities and American marlnes. L sailor
had been arrested and rescued from the aathors-
ties by Lieut.. Stevens. ,,.
, 1859-02-02
PRESS AND TKIBUN t
Chicago Rrt adktuf1e and Provision
Markets.


The upward tendency in The Bseelstuiis rnal-
kets noted week ago continue uuabAted during
t.e pest week till No. l Red Winter wheat reacl,-
cd *l.so11, and Standard Spring 94c. After the
news of tie Ar>a1ia was received, however, tue
markets became weaker, and decline has been
experienced fully equal to the advance-So.l Red
chasing ut 81 2a@l.225, and Standard Spring at
ss@9oc.
Tue Flour market las also been buoyaat during
the Heek-tlough not 80 Anciuatng. Much Of
the stock held here Is sold to eastern parties, and
only awaits the opening Of navigation to be ship.
ped 80 that tue stock III the hands Of operators
is exceedingly small.
There has been considerable inquiry about
contracts for Corn for future delivery; hut Nc
hare onls heard Of one for Is. 500 bushels to be
delivered on the Illinois River at 55e e-general-
ly considered low figure. Contracts hare
transpred At Cincinnati for delivery in North
e1n 1llinoia" at SOC, and in st. Louis 1t 70c- ,>s
Oats, Rye and Barley hEra oil shared in
slight advance since our last weekly review.
The receipts of Wheat during the past week,
exceed those of The week previous upwards Of
1l,00o bushels; hut they are searl3 one third
the amount received during the corresponding
week In 1855.
The receipts 0: breadatuGs in the month Of
January this year and last compare as to1lowa:
, 1859-02-02

The Southern Pacific RAILROAD

The Southern Pacific Railroad.
MARSHALL. TEXAS, Jan. 3l.-The Pacific Rail-
road Convention has been in session for several
days. PFesident Fowlkes has been detained
till the 18Th inst, after the appointed time for
settlement. but the arbitration committee wait
ed till the 17lh, when Mr. Fowlkes satisfied them
Of his ability to pay the awards. and q commit
tee proceeded to the adjustment azd the audit'
ing c.aims.
, 1859-02-02

The Abolition Of slavery In Kansas.
Tbs bill in the Kansas Legislature which we
pabliahed sons da1a siues. " to prevent slavery
"in the Territory Of Kansas and to puuish osr'
"tsin offences named therein" h& passed the
House BY large majority.
, 1859-02-02
Valentines for 1863.

A S THE VALENTINE SEASON Is NOW
IA faat approachins ve uId urFe apon cur custon-
e.s the necessity VI ORDERING their stock early.
uavirx le spseia lt porta1t7us rom the Pss and
Linden aAr4ets TT trade t feet co1d.
esent the finest offered to the trade
wrat Of New York. 4Ed rates much less than
odereu them before ranxiox pcc nom cents tl5
a nae stock Of va!estnes vii tire your sore tae
thrifty character Of tbs times; they con1fcal Ard
peasnx 10 attract at:en Ion to wndovs. md mike
your psce Of business known 70 peculiar class Of cus
L1u.eE1 Nh attracted en1reI3 hI .udy display
Conc yAfenune8 arc done ~ sepeTate II sl5u per
f1ass si4&le sneet md $50 Tor DuuoIe Shett net
We viii continue 10 put popular ~ ttp us. 80
xnd t5 lots 81 1scrtei va15inx 1u ee4ta
to =. These pAcA asss cortai11 no Cam:es.
n Our Terms A:e 50 per INT dlscouat for Ca.h.-A
Those wshlnx lets Of Is so r.. b. mailing u letter
cnc!oA1K III Feaus- a0oonI vii Ipraedi
ttnttou
TIE packages bel light be sect ether ty mali or
eIpEesl soleitlnk Jluf orders, arc. fon $ &c,
". b. X E n.
Bookseller and :tatioue4,
, 1859-02-02

e% A Adjourned Annual Meeting Of the
Cir Tract ead Missionary Society will be held
in the So+th Presbyterian Church Rice's-
lnts (:F eenesday} evening at ~ O'clock, whea
the ana:l report W. be read snd seTsEai ad-
dresses given. E. +. DICKINSON, oee5-
a tLo@hoUs ACHIEVEMENT BE uA1kT1!-
Nothing csn exceed the SUCCESS ulssea 9y =.
=; GaYe;:Te Medicated Paper Tor @e na'er
Closet Plea will soou be disease NJ longer :
known except iu name. This pure medic. ~seo
paper Is r1equalled IS u preventive, and upau
Pre- achcote ss cure. The proprietors wish It
to ee spoken OF according to its merits ouiv. Il
is very caetp-lo00 sheets for 81; 500 sheets
for 50 GEMS. Sold tY all druggists, aud at the
dfcaye7ers depot. Al Ana street, New York.
-. q. Gs5etty" is Ha;crmarked in each sheet
end bis autograph is o. each package. Sent by
express from Il Ann street, New York, upon
receipt Of price. The trade are invited to cor
respond ~ % terms. For sale By J, Il. Reed J.
Co., Wholesale and retail druggists, IA i lag
Lake Street, Chicago. iaoa. .a8.co3
~ See advertisement Of Dr.. Sanfords' Liver
lr7isoEatcr in another column.
c5- Sea advertisement OF Couloi., Sewing Ma
cliIes. IT, Lake street. ;a4-lv.bo0.;
.T ST: advertisement Of Quaker Ctr $50
Sewing &acEire. l.. CORNELL. j. Co.,
oc2bl7 133 Lake street.
, 1859-02-02

LOST Left home OF FRIDAY last, Martha Bed.
iugton, shout IL years old She has dark brown
hair, dark eyes. pale complexion. and il rather
sma!l fnr- = child Of her age Had on when she
left, q dark p;aid dress, red cape, and worsted
hood. Any Information coscsrning her wiM be
Harrison xtreet, second door west Of Jefferson.
faQot
, 1859-02-02

GTATE OF 1LLINO1S, COUNTY OF COOK,
kJA-Gook County Court Of Common Peas February
Term, 1859.
Sylvester md. sauuels S1.<r Fl cu'os. and r1sees
q JassY BAt?eE destAed r. !tteDa Eh.r. senlor.
haEz1et Barber. lhAslea T. Bell. &na EGx4 Bel his
We-1n th4ncey.
Andavit Of the non E-Aideuee Of Ma-J Ann Dalb-r,
lucy Ea1oe, Harriet BatotE. Charles 7. Bel and HES
Bell *te part OF tho dt.s1n named hastcK
esea ned L the ofee of5as Gerk Of .ad Cook County
Mari A. basuer LEcI Barber Ie: Barber Cha1le.
= Bell and - b.! bly, wife that the complain .nts
h-1 tne blu OF complaint In the aad Court on lhe Ch1u-
eeU dde thereof o. th< so:h day of jaau,rj l9 and
thAt Gun, uon1 thereupon ls4ued out OF eAd Court
eean.s kaId defeudanta returnaele tae fr1t Mon
d1J of ApiI next 4. p la;a. y Il By Law required.
Ba:b:f H.rrtet Barber. q 4Fles r i N Hizs b. a.
lis wife. shall personally BE- and appear oxtosu
ssid Coax Cou:t1 coa:s Of Couu-n Pleas. on
the drt DAY OF the next term thereof b holden
At Ehlcaso in aatd tounsv On the GIxs Monday ri
April, lsae md plead ans.er Of d=nnnr % i ssld
eamplAoants blu Of complaint the and the nat
tess AID tnk therein CHARGED snd 1t.ted Viii be taken
- con1esaed and dteSss entered ssainst Joa aeeord
WALTER K1NBALI- Clerk
&{1}h.w TnH l. N.-
, 1859-02-02


@ George Crardail, who was arrested few
days since for Stealing g quantity Of clothing
from G. VI. Bennett, boerder at the G.vden
City House, was brought before Justice Akin
yesterday, and after examination, was held IL
$500 to answer before the Recorder. There are
roscals connected vita Cranda!l, for whom the
Police are On the lookout
SuIcpt.-The coroner was called Inst Gre-
ninR by teIegraphlc dispatch, to 20 to Blue
Island, to hold IN inqua3s en- 4be body Of = MIN
who had committed suicide ia That place yesier-
dar morning. Tie name of the man ne could
net learn, but We undarss.nl thu: it Was per-
son Who hsd been Ill fof GONE time, aad vino vas
confirmed hypochondriec, induced by bis long
continued illness. We shall have the facts on
the return of the coroner
Mr. CRAwF3np's CoScgnT.-- We trust none
will forget or neglect Ir. Cr2wford's benefit cum
cert tonight, at Metropolitan Hall- Mr. e. is
we'll entitled, by every consideration, to gen.
erous benefit His talents as vocali=. are sec.
oDd to none, and the generosity manifested by
him on The occasion Of the Burns Festival,
should call forth prodjgal response to his ap-
peal, by those who derived 80 much pleasure
from his Efforts on thnt occasion. Let him hare
bumper.
ARREST OF BOGUS Co1s MAksrs.-A lev
days sipce William peck vas arrested for bur-
clarr. aud brought to tho Police Office. Dur.
| ino hin examination various articlea were found
unon hi, neraon inducing the belief that he Eas
| a manufacturer md dealer in bogn. money
| 1,b,, M, ot,;cer. no,o,s, and Ncf,,,1av =, +he
alert md Yesterday ther sacceea,d in tracing
| out the head quarter. of Peck at No. 1o7 c,;u
Inn street, On p5;ng IN this ntaea thev 5ou,t
r. " E;ader = mariner of pact,a in ,os.ss
.;o, e,d pnon as,-ch;,o - r-an,;eaa III,
montds materials ieo,n 6r for manufa.turinf
| American quarters 1ere discovered. Ther al.t
found considerable amount OF coin. alread,
made, The two manufacturers kept bachelor.
hall in the house. and il was IN noccupied. excep
by them, The officers took possession of th,
nlu,dsr. and the two n,{aoncrs we're aftervard
| de1;vered orer tn The limited S.ates Mar.hal I,
\. d.,,t Nth hv N. 1,,;,a3 s,,.se .u,ho,;,;.a
rh.. ii, =. hroroh, h.,ora f.o,,,n;ss;ora
-. c.;.a,;a. ., dor
-----
T In our advertising columns will be zee
the announcement oi course Of lectures upo
Anatomy and Physiology, ty Prff. Paddock
We are usually supplied with an abundance c
.x.-v .rh;s.t c.,c,,atcd IN ,,ro,;fv tha ta6te
am,s, n, tancr or excite til, r;.ib,e. of on
n,on1e vhi,e ~ certainly hare few enough upo
, 1859-02-02
Steamer Burnt-.Loss Of Life.

EAL11N0RE Ja3. 31-F+ II.
Tic splendid steamer North Carolina, Of tic
Bay Liuc, vas destroyed iy fire early Saturday
morning, oil Smiths Point, IN the Chesapeak.
Tie luAsengers and crew wcie Saycti, wilh TIE ex-
ceptlon OF The Rev. d.. Curtis, ol Llm.s;ouc
Point, S c., and i servant named Waters. lie
boat, which cost $lUD ,0UO, is ,oa loss. Iasnsca
Tor $60NJD.
, 1859-02-02

- Tie Regular Monthly Meeting Of the
Rriendeaa" will be held OF The Home. corner
Of Peoria and Randolph streets, this {Wednes.
day. afternoon at 9 O'Clock.
. E. F, DIckISEoS Secretafy
, 1859-02-02

- We have i report Of the proceedings Of
the meeting Of the Mechanics Institute last eve
ming. but are obliged by the crowded state Of our
columns, to ont it until to morrow.
, 1859-02-02

CoscoaD. N. H., Feb. 1.-The passenger depot
building Of the Concord Railroad was nearly
DESTROYED By tire this morning. The books, pa-
Pers, &e., weso destroyed. Loss aboat $25, 900,
jnkured
, 1859-02-02
l-<Dt.AL MATTERS,

~ Country dealers should send fu their
oile,s fcr Valentines to E. L. Andrews, IS South
Clark street. whereby they will save one hundred
per cent. Packages firm - so upwards, will
show The quality and low price Of Andrews VAL
cntioej. No. IS South ClarE street.
, 1859-02-02
Bookseller Aod tationt7,
fe2 clio No. 143 Lake Il . Chicago

USTEE'S SALE. .-WuEREAS
thules q Clarke and Mary B.. biz wlfe, Of The cl'y
Of chseaxa. Cou:s5 Of cook. an1 ss"e o. lno's
"a ea 10 Truaes desd Of trust ct the premises
herelnxs desc! lbs. p.ymert or erzjn
psnr!*soryn note Of Five Ind exty Seven toi.
lar therein menttoae1 Wacn de II Of trst br2rs
May ash. lsss and i r.eo:det In the Recorders
ne q Tavo1ta se9ntJ: =: etste Of wl.c ra,. In
DEBUT h:s beea rade 10 "a, or ID NJ te aud
aop!est on has been madrt me b! the !e eaI hder ot
sud note 10 srl sAjd prem under said d ed trust
lot The r.os.s tnes*ta sxpEesse1 Sox. thrze.orr.
raole notice hereby e!Vrn that ii il se!l at pubic
aucilou Il the kC1tu door ot the Gut nou5e In the
Of chicas in sad touuty nd 3Ate to tie hlaheai
n.ddrr fos 81 = ten eclock ia re toreno the
N1sTH DAY OF MARCH. a. D. lh5Y. ile LreaoIses de-
serb d n ssd d<ed o. trust. 70 xt -Th. ustT;oed
t"o thists TX Of the nth half the orhxest qu7r.z
secll1 IN txeulJnine CA. Town number one IL, b
Ra ~ nucabe: sixteen tl) The 'outih P.ncir7
u rdian- aGd t>tnuk If three and third t5!1
acres. Re the lera the being land exi
apart 10 b=njAnln Clark and h1tf C. Clarke frou
tie eft Ate Of the late ", II .-ry Cl.1ke-
FRANCIS r. EGGt ESTly.
f. 81