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, 1859-03-01

Jyrx Ward-Amehean Heuse; Inspeetora. 0rrln9to1
Lunt, D. r H,lt Morgan 1. Keith.
tsar'ad Wdrd-Enkine aouss No. !. G. J. Jenks. Theo
bold Hartmann, J.. L. N1rsh.
Third Hand-oourt House. Geo1EtA NazE. g. B. Far.
well. II. Lynch.
Fourth Warj-Enk1nt Houss No. :. John B. Allen.
John BooEnan, NlchoIa1 Burdet1.
fVth Wara-Knsine House. corner Of Clinton md Wash
trkton Ereets. Noah Etuterxnt Rnaseu Green, B. P.
bradley.
sl9h Tord-Enkine House No. 6. J.B. Culves, P. Nc
GlnntM, Gaxt1v Lcverenz.
esufh H4sl-Uorner Of Welh street and Chicago are
nue.. N. MeAEa L. Burning. ". n. AcParln.
Eighth Hani-Nuzth Market HAL Eli Bate1 CAxpar
Butx, 7. J. kiusella-
tI,ah Hdrd-Engine House nos. 4. @. Coventry,
G. 3. Carpenter. John g. VoEht.
Tsnh Tar-Lard Office Of LIT. ahoup. corner Of Twelfth
and Bouth Clinton stree. 8amuel RuxR Chaz1es Reitx.
r Ech24i
, 1859-03-01

Daring Robbery and Desperate Fight,
[fsrn the Btrlln tW!a, Democ1a..l
The house Of German named Mott, In the
iowa Of heeau, (Wia.) was hroken into on Mon.
day night, the l4th ins&. between th> hours Of
1e and l. NJ, By fre1 men, who demanded
that bit. Mott shou!d give up his money on biz
refusal, the robbers beat him 10 severely that
he wss left On the floor for dead. They then
commenced beating Mrs. Mott TWO boYs, sons
Of Mr. Aott ono IL and the other Il years Old,
who ware sleeping In the chambss above, were
awakened and came down atAirs, one OF them
with gun, which hs discharged into the bow
els of ono Of tho Villains. Thu boJs than rQahed
1t another Of tho robbers, and threw him down.
whsn another struck the oldest boy On the head
and knocked him down. The other boy rot axay
and ran to neighbor's, who, being AFRAID 10 in.
tertere, loaned The brave litue fellow biz gun,
On the boy's return he heard tho robbers com.
ing, and, hiding In tho brush be fired 1t them
and wounded Two mors Of ths Villains. The
next day ono Of tho scouudeels, named George
Aaxson was arrested BY Phiio N. Knapp, Esq.,
Of Princeton, another, named Wahnke, Gsr-
m1n, Wa slso arrested, aud ofera to turn State
eridance, and has implicated great many u
belonging to the gang.
bome other arTest1 hare bean 1nada aud 4
large quantity Of fsountsrteiting tools have bsen
discovered On tbs premises Of Qslop Maxsop,
with lot Of begun money.
, 1859-03-01
Look ont for Spurious Tickets A.!

0VUK VuE 1oF spuF10Qs 11EKGts3
Last evening there were several spurious tickets
in circulation Designed to de[raud the Republican
voters at the polls today. One Of these has for
City Treasurer, -dndrno Harvey" That is not
tic name Of tue Republican candidate for Treas
u1cs. Another Of these fraudulent concerns has
the namc Of Mr. Riedc' for City Collector instead
OF Nr. Mueller, the Republican caudilate-the
b,llucc Of tle ticket containing the names Of the
resula. Republican nominees. Tlas correct ticket
II that Which Stands at tile head Of tic PnEss AND
TR1QESE this morning.
, 1859-03-01
Tragedy in Washington.

We have By telegraph tho details of tragedy
in Washington being no lesa than the shooting
Of the U. 8. District Attorney for the District Of
Columbia, BY Hon. Daniel E. Bickies, Member
Of Congress from New York City. The provo.
cation was an alleged intimacy on the part Of
tho former with the wife Of the latter. Sickles
had previously and quite publicly declared his
determination TO take the life Of Key, {the Dis
trict Attoruey.l Key fell dead instantly, and
Sickles gave himself up to the authorities.
, 1859-03-01
Good Old Days Of Dyer.

Tic Hmrs wants the good old Dyer tiules to be
re.establisllcl in Chieago-thosc good old days
when he was the best Democrat who c3u1d steal
most and hide lest. When the proceeds Of IL
mills Of taxes were clten up. When 100000
were borrowed to bc eaten, and when floating
debt Of sl9l 900 besides were created Al those
were juicy days for Democrats.
, 1859-03-01
From the Chicago 1tHe1 this n.arainel
,1vkEMESD0CS INVASION OF THE STREETS,
Great Public D bturbanees.
A@FAoEHp ~ CONVENTION,
Omnibus Horses Fright6sd.


| 4here ire tima wkeso forbeuaace ceases to be II.
tue and Is &h bitter axo55 Of soul Democrats aae
Al citizens Of Chcago that We appeal TO ths people tha
this dav be cot LOST In the opportunity offered to reeT,
this unsoTerned city. hit enough that ruin
In the face. th4t lev have our dnAncessunk city
shown BY the Coup4 oilers that one If ou- cI
to write Chicago Aer bis name In hotel stx,te1
ia New York. Is amply sufficient to guarantee hla beiu1
denied without 1pecla previous depo:t It the
desk.
We ast With bitter sadnsss what u = Chicago Bond
worth In the market md how much pockrt change the
city now has for paying IL dy exp=ns.12 Financially
ne ruined. and the Court House might pa.s to The
auction block tomorrow bu. that fortunately the city
does not OWL 1t. Let proceed. Financial ruiz VA
bad enough. But there Il deeper depth.
There toaa that palts1 dollAs1 replace. We
ssfer 10 lives 2od be1ieA Both arc Ia pe1il yoe
hieuds. Vote Democrats es,ty. often and eve.ywhere
fer 5our ahts today not be deferred By threats
promises The everts OF LIT erenie that we are to 70
late Ind cats fully to What deph Ne have sunk Asot-
ous mob ruff Auy rerel IN s1eet. and override us
a 1itnsss last evening.
Will be be believed thxt Randolph street. one Of ou.
most pubic thoroukhftrea Wis a3t evening flied With
riotoos mob several thoasand strong. That even the
Temple Of Justice not respected, bat dsordeffy
zoot Of song threo thousand held possession Of
the bulldng On it, nnrth entrance, md that .fdtors
din VAS kept ~ to the extent shouting shoud hsve
been eaoush that Metropolitan Hall the scene Of
as.e tannt. .noa.n We nave the btss Of proof shat
". m.tr -. lu =, ch,-.s .s.1".. ~. p.s.nt
thu, tbey d',tu.be The p&,ee Of the ctv Int ,1.,,-
- *~ w. 1o ~'-S A.@s @'@aAo4'
There WIS no call for N axaresaae a.sebly Of
seyen or eight thousand. 1ha Democracy we're quiet
tn-a ,h ~. 1st. nsn ..s
Ina.r N ndn..- n no-. ~ e.
Thomas Dyer's leg Ia not Jet we'll nsas. evening On
Randolph street u N IN caon OF "has To take Plies
~. -. .,a.,;.a ' s'4 'n' peop1e &C.
t4a' @co - ~ 10 pvposo -. " papnea o' LILLE
"''''e iot 'oe 1e'.' see 'oe 11"'es OF 1o1s morn
1uk' 80" .1 ~ .Aue INV ou' pus'ess'on' "a'te'o
no'' w. - 'an. I % "n' o. 'ne oeS' grounded
complaints Inc 1tn'fs haa ever given utter
, 1859-03-01
VOTE EARLY.

The Republican voters Of Chicago hardly need
to lie reminded of their duty to uole early. De-
your friends. See that none Of your acquaint-
ances fail to vote-the earlier the better. Erery
ballot placed in tie boxes before noon insurcs a
Republican triumph!
, 1859-03-01

Fernando Joues can be elected Alderman in
ths ID Ward il The Republicans half do their
duty. The Third is . Republican Ward BY 80
to so votes 1t fAir election, when al tbs legal
voters turn on. and each 1nau votes Only onco.
8ee to it that there il full vote On our aide,
a2d fair voting On both aidea.
, 1859-03-01
TO THE pnf.1.S

To-day decides tho guardianship Of all our
nsuieipal interests for another year. The tax
eatcrs sre making desperate rush to get into
tho treasury. Go 70 the polls early. and remain
ill you have deposited the full Republican
, 1859-03-01

The indomltable Republicans Of the "old
bloody 7th Ward " say they are going 10 roll up
200 clean majority for the whole Republican
ticket. The boys over the Rhine never scratch
their tickets, but 60 the "whole hog.'' That's
the way to do it if you want 10 win.
, 1859-03-01

See to it that you vote for the right men for
the Council. We print the names Of the Re-.
publican candidates for Aldermen In another
place, with the Wards in which they belong.
Lei tAexN oil be <l<cttd.
, 1859-03-01

The North Side Is sometimes called *'0ver
the Rhine, becauas OF the number Of sturdy
aermsus living in that Diriaiou Of Tho city.
We'll, the boys " Over thu R6ias" promise 70
9ivs The Republican ticket 400 majority to-daB.
What Do you think Of that, ~ South sAaesf
, 1859-03-01

There will be close race to-day between
the First, Fifth and Sixth Wards 10 See which
will roll up the largest majority in proportion
to the vote each one will cast The aggregate
Republican mpjorities IN these th1ea will reach
gnn
, 1859-03-01

PRESENTATION 70 TUE CITIZENS FrRE BR1a ApE
AT meeting Of this Company on the l7th Inst
Lieut.. Tm. D. Bass. Of Company }, presented tue
Drigale with IN elegant caglc-hcaded flagstaff.
Capt Raymond received it On bebalf Of the Com.
pany, in brief speech thanking 4r. Bass as we'll
for tic beautiful gilt, AZ for the devotion that he
Las ever shown to tic inter estR Of the Brigade.
, 1859-03-01
Great Britain Out. t.Her0de the u. 4. in
Central AmeItc4.

NRw YoHk, Feb. 2s.-Advicsa from Central
Ansries concur ia Mating that Sir Corr OuslsY
had succeeded in making favorable treaty for
England ~ilh Hicsrag1a, and that copy wss on
Its way to London. Sir dors M about to pro-
coed to Ooata Rtca, snd theso wers rsportt Of
ths speedy rssurn Of Mr. Lamar 70 The United
St&te3
It IL said Z Frasch treaty with Nioarsssa
eoF1e9pohdlaE with III Eagksh u 70 b u
, 1859-03-01

Buffalo, Cleveland and Chicago Line OF
SCREW STEAMERS.
0S THE OPENING OF LAKE NAY1.
1il,put on Ill, route from Butt4o 70 CT
eaco Seven First Class rcrev tteana- a1Ektta1lS
err. Of Rre4t renRth md need.
Forming n Tri-Syeekly- Line,
1na 1aK sn9p!2s zh = fa5nestJ1 .!s6 H. EEW
s ar ss ~ aaaqH.Sr5 T.. H. ck*
+ + Glereiand wtsethe CLEVELAND j PIr7SsURGH
sALAQAp touching II Detroit, MstEtoae. Shebo,x3n
Pm Washinxtou- milwaukee,. Racine. Kenosha asd
This Lie now prepared to is,ue coatrsets md. ctrs
. fe9epts 70. property desned to Detrnt Give
sa1G R1nn M al "a ~ y On .hs
c1 plAc on the Line the fre Can.L A!ba7y Trn1
boston New York aud s md from those paeea
1aaS saSsoe{sani fs5t 1hnklon. Miiwaa1ee Racine.
The lbe:zl PATRONAGE exen3ed to the Line the part
se..oa By hs 'Fa.enx pnhle. has induced he r. pr T.
t - "a ill.,. Sy e1 sasr for
Eoute. will dnd It By t~s las ths line
properly .hIupe by fhia line can b. Oh
!aned At less sAte shaa By otner. havox 1thp
1o4 "104' 49,
NTH these uaeauaed t:slit!ss, thu prop1ietos hops
TO receive 4bessl PATRONAGE.
CONTRACTING AGENTS:
!1.n Moore. Axt. N. r O. RR M. II proadraxSY.
cha9 berlin. Thomas o.. Pro lietors Of M<rch,n,t
Eenttal Canal Line. No l9l broalsaY. New voIk.
" eb.5di.sTt Hst 81 Geye1nd L P1s.eurznk r:.
$5 il 1.s'3:: !'t: q ss,'n1 atisa.n Is ul.ss1ee ss
,nh1:lu-cu5 81" 04A@4'' H. =
, 1859-03-01

OLENPIc BASE BALL CLuR,-A meeting Of the
Q. i: T. e. will be held at their club room, No.
46s hinxie street, on ThursdaY evening March
I'd, at o'clock. 4 full attendance ia desired.
WM. BARRx WILLARD, Sec.
, 1859-03-01

POLICE suNDR1zs-Albert II. jacob, the man
who attempted to poison himself On Saturday,
"as fined $50. for vsRrsncy; A. D. Witt abus-
ing his wife, IS: Mary Smith, disorderly, IS
and 90 days; 7. G. Nav, disorderlY IS.
, 1859-03-01

Held TO BArL.-The two men Cunningham and
AcCloskey, before alluded to ~ having robbed
railroad man, named Henry Cobarn, Of about
$40, having for that purpose got him intoxicated,
have been held to bali in $500 each. They xero
betrayed BY WOMAN Of the town, to whom
AcCloskey communicated ths soooen Of tlear
echeMa.;
, 1859-03-01

P1kx's PkAE trunks, va1lsea and travelling
bags. manufactured expressly for . trip to ths
Gold Mines At ", L q. 3. Wright's 81 and 219
South Clark sireet. fele 2n.
, 1859-03-01

~ Yesterday wss one Of Maroh's best, ia
Aeipated sons twenty days or mora. 4 little
more such weather and vegetation would begin
to spread itself Peach trees and sqeh like,
however, are advised 70 lie xtill for 4 whi]e to
come.
, 1859-03-01

ATTENTION Bn1aAos.-There will be regular
messlng OF The oinaen's Fire Brigade At their
rooms, On Thursday, Sd inst, 1t st7HP.N. Ev-
cry nenber IL sxpsc.ed to be present, u busi-
neas Of importance viii come before tho meet
ing.
, 1859-03-01

CHARGaD WITH RAP2.-A mnn named Bartlett
4aliett has given bonda in $1,000 to appear 10
morrow to answer to a charge ofrspe preferred
agalnst him By girl named Mary Mcdonald,
who alleges that the offence wss sommisted ut
the Young American Saloon undez The Sherman
Hou1A.
, 1859-03-01

aF The steamer Cleveland will Iearc for Two
RlycEs and intermediate ports. On Tbunslay,
March Sd, at T. Ii. Fnr freight or passage ap-
p1y to Drew i Goodrich, River street, near tic
Light House.
, 1859-03-01

~ See advertisement OF Boudoir, Sewing Ma.
chimes. LIE Like street. ja4-ly-b90G
See advertisement Of Quaker City so
6erln2 Machine. L. CoRsHLL d Co.,
oc26-1y l33 Lake street.
, 1859-03-01

~ Assra. Nswhsll 4 Co. sent to cur ssnc.
sam yesterday 'thull bilin" Of .napls zap in
thu form Of toothsome maple suga1. Greeamau.
They say, made il Wal, thsy wont b VAR
green men who buYh
, 1859-03-01
O1 = ..

On suaday evening. at o'clock sLIDELL r. L. COOK.
infant son Of faac and Jennie l. Cook. AGED weeks
and days
Funeral u o'clock. Tuesday !. the resIdeuce Of
Mrs Brock. 143 Mcnsoe street
In williamsburg. n z Feb lA Ia the 4oh rear Of hIs
Aet- CHARLES H. LAYTON widely kroxu and r.
{ected pttatsr many connected With The Ne1 York
, 1859-03-01

LARc1x1RA-A man named John johnson WIS
yesterday arrested and held to bail for the lar
ceny Of brass castings from the Galeua depot.
The property amounting in all to $50 in values
hsd been sold to junk dealer named Fitz
simmons, who WAS arrested while in the act Of
selling 1t at Nugent's Foundry. He implicated
John johnson AZ tho thief, and the latter was
taken into custody.
Yesterday afternoon man named John Hart
was arrested for larceny, on suspicion of having
stolen doubts barreled gun and steam guage
he was attempting to pawn.
, 1859-03-01

II This morning, 1t 10 o'eloek, NssKx Gil
bart h senpson se11 Il thelr salenoons, M. 50
AAks st1sst, i laxgs and splendid aassstnsst Of
fa1aitars, Va1vet md Brussels 0azps4,sE nd
hassskseptsg See&s, md ho9k% =. =! =;
, 1859-03-01

RAISING BCs1SEss BLocEs-The Garden City
Hotel on the corner OF Madison and Market streets
has been rnised to grade, BY Messrs. Ely l. Smith.
This firm arc also about to commence raising 10
the new grade Of Lake street, the marble dry
goods palaoe OF VIM. Ii. Ross l. Co. It Is to be
ralscd twenty inches.
This business of ralsing business blocks to grade
has already called into the field sereral firms,
among whom competition for jobs has left little
profits for any. The general results tell we'll for
the city however.
, 1859-03-01

MARX TnAr.-When, On the occasion Of the
Lake street fire, Silas Mcbride, then Chief En-
gineer, was openly detied and insulted BY some
Of the dremen under his sharge, {but never un-
der his comuand.) then vas fully evineed the
danger Of filling 10 important post with 10
worthless an ofiesr. There il not boy who
runs with tho hose cart that would fear to defy
and disobey Mcbride, and for this reason in.
subordinate 8rsmen seek today to elect an
essy chief Tho best tirenen in the city, the
flower Of our present and past Fire Depart
nents, are seeking to-day to secure leader all
will respect and none dare to disobey. The
citizena arc bound to help them elect q. P.
Harria.
, 1859-03-01

Meeting Of the Board Of Education.
Present, Messrs Haven, Ha.n, Hoard.
6rooks, Tatt, Porter, Ward, Foster, Adams,
-: :Absent; Aessrs~ Mosslsy, Baumaau, Hayes,
HiRglnson and bass.
Minutes of last meesing were Rad and ap-
proved.
Mr. Ward, Chairman Of the Committee on
Bindings and Grounds, presented I report ro-
spectlng repairs and improvements,
o. motion OF Mr. Hoard, the Committee m
kn!ldinEs and Grounds we're authorized to pro-
vlde CUTTERS for the roofs and scresns at the
Branch Of The Jones School.
On motion Of DR.. Eoster, it wa voted that
School No: II hereafter b deaispsted a The
Newbury Schoel.
The following resolution was presented by
R<solred. That Robinson's Elementary Astron-
omy be used IN the High School, aad that ull
other text books upon that subie in ta.d school
be discontinued. Concarred IN.
On motion Of II. i}rooks, it was voted that
Hitchcock'e Geology be used as te It hook in
Board.
On the motion Of HI. Bsoots, tho Presiden.
and the Superintendent were authorised to pro-
ride the necessary chemical substaaces to ba
nsed n performing experiments in the High
A4o toto"lu& 8qpolnsMfuA ol teEQEfA N41e
confirmed:
Eue.ine $. Haley. Principal Of primary de-.
pa1tment Foster School; salary. $s75. Sarah
=. Catliu, Asaistant in primary department.
Foster School : sa]ssJ, $500. Ellen 2. Smith.
Asslstant in primary department, Newbur1
School; aa!arJ, $500. Ann 9. Winchell, branch
Of Jones School: salary. $se5.
Repotta were presented BY the Sub Commit
teen and the Superintendent respecting the con
dtlon Of the schools.
On motion Of 1t. Brooks, the salary Of Eliza
bath J. Cory and that Of Sarah J. Aerrim,u,
teachers in the Foster School, were adyanced
eseh from $500 to $s25.
Ga the motion Of Nj. BROOKS, Jennie E.
AcLaren wAs Transferred from the Primary
70 the Grammar department Of tho Foster
School
On motion Of HI. Brooks, the subject Of re-
leving the Foster School from its crowded coz
ditiou, was referred to the Pfesideut Apd Super
lntendeut with power 10 act.
ar. Haven, President OF tho Board, presented
Z report respeeting tho selection Of room for
tho ut Of the Botrd.
On motion OF Mr. Brooks, the subject ct pro-
yidiug 4 room for the use Of the Bozrd, was re-
fetrsd back to the Presidsut and Superintendent
with power to act-
On motion OF IT. Carpenter, adjourned to
Saturday, March l9th, It two o clock in tho
afternoon.
Y. a. WALL, see'y.
hr. VsRson AAruza-Ks.srs. K1itor. -
taks pleasure in announcing to you that the
proceeds OF tho Matinee, altar paying Ill the ex-
peuses, amount to eaos. %, which amount hare
paid to III. E. I. Tinkhan, the Treasurer of the
Committee Of LAdiss' Mount Vernon Fund.
Your truly, 1so. b. DzAks,
Chm Com. On hAtineA
, 1859-03-01

In antaelp alton Of Manufacturing The
Patent LUNAR OIL LAMPS IN thts city, tho prices r
shssa1ao have been reduced Now u the tue 10 ,eere
lamp that viii n short inns pay "a. Itself
The amount ct money expended sor burning did can.
dies md coal oil would IN shozt time ou7chase Ianaz
a1amo. Remember that ono eallon Of Lunsr Oh,
burning three hous iay. ana giving Light eQuAl to
etxht candles. viii las three months. tina rhs ear4n
sooaa not b overlooked b1 tbs psudens md eecnomi-
cal
can u II la sALLE STREET, md Judge OF tho
n.e.its Of Lssss OF M
, 1859-03-01

hAa1 In D1Ty1cuL7y--Tao wibe men OF the
east came from New York State not long since,
and set mp in this city as msgicians, styling
themselves Fakirs, prepared to give exhibitions
at Minstrel Hall, on Randolph street. To help
them piece out their wardrobe, Mr. Roberts,
proprietor Of the Hall. gave them An order on
Mrs. Martin, costumer at McVicker's Theatre,
for dresses, which she furnished. After the per-
formance, they we're duly returned.
Subsequently, they went to Mrs. Martin with
ont an order, and obtained two dresses, valued
at s25' pretending that they were to gise an
other performance. Having obtained the
dresses. they suddenly left for tour in the
country. On Saturday last. they returned 10
The city, and one Of them. Joseph G. North. was
arrested-the other one. Frank Ward, escaping.
The latter, however, was arrested by Bradley's
force. Both have been held to sppear.
, 1859-03-01
Double Threaded
Family Sewing Machine.
PnIfE SIS O0-C4SES lEn STANDS EXTRl.
Warranted to be NJ Good m Any In tho
World.
They Riu Stitch and Ben, Tuck and Jell, Gather and
Hnbrosder. md are especially adapted
to Family NE.

They I'm .ey =, hnd4 r xeed. t;o, Tho aaest to The
nay a'ed 1rh excellent 1uc:es, IN ii Kinds of lishs
d hosr ea1a e ne h.. 6 ahs Dtse 9ais.
These Maehsoes are wa1ran.ed and any person ur-
eha1as then On rttun ,h:a md * her moae,. II
e: so,' ~ W E; :iss sas; repre-
z. O. Boz 1se5. No 10" Lake Ereet, Up Stairs
AGENTS wAHrED,
~Arliet.enotinaa.un nass enclose IN extra ro8sazo
kA0o 70 lne1se ~ aos9er. mhl
k,rATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK COUNTY,
- @-oeok oouEty Circuit oout Aura Term. l. D.
Motto. s4s59 fs' !a Eli psf Reed b..
III a of ~ ssssasase: sed , sut q ne ose r the Cek
n r I'll 4 &: {: ,.S Il
e.. I'd & nd s e
I'D dx cents diEee:ed . The ehet!1 q Cook County.
sea asess "a Ptte Reed .h.
personally be sud arpeaF before ihx aid Co5k County
Solds. ?S It E.
ChicaSo the SECOND Mon1sy OF April 4. D. Iss9 dive
s; sssd to IL d 8
~ El!.@ x asoS I'D g much of .as property y
md .ossa+ III b I'D to as!s.S ,he ..Ss m,
aoon.scn YAs.x14 sxlTa Pla;s 1t:y i NH 41.@s4o
FrRUsTEES SALE E.-PUBL1C NOTICE "a
Fri 3 .s; IT'LL
% the 81 az sf!aiy, 4 3: ls Vii h1 reason of a.
the PAT o. aid WhItet1 the paJmeat Of hi rer
u 1aM 6eed q us On the anoisestion
ot the esst hcIde. e s:a ne.a .ad f.
Auetion: 70 the LheA hddef RI eash % the six.
tsxntn day Ct aarch ~ 4 2. " = n o'docf p dc
h h. aU of ohte "a IN The oon Of Cook Al Tho re1l
eose convefe 70 M b. nd deed Of t1oA to 1dt: the
t1 b the sehooi see-n addlon 70 Chcaen, Itssss il
th4 a1 of Galczao. ee1 Of Ceek Bate of I4ippls Vh
"a assafssnaoese tfaeF9to nsten4 n;
EA16A44 <S4tE1d u 4@4 NIL. IA
, 1859-03-01

The Opera Of ssalartha'' this Evening.
Madame colson appears agaln this evening in
FIotow's chef u oeuurs the beautiful opera of
"Aartha," sustaining the role Of the royal peasant
girl Henrietta. The cast for this evenings enter
tainmen is thus far the most brilliant Of te sea-
son-Aadame 6trakosch as Nancy, Mons. Junca
Us Plunkett, Sig. Brignoli as Lionel and Signor
N!cola as Sir Tristan. Tie scene Of "Nartha" Is
laid in England in the time Of Queen Anne,
and al'cnatcs between the Palace Of
Kew aud the Richmond Fair. 'sAarthau
is one Of the choicest gems in the musical -eper-
: totr<. The action throughout is lively, and the
finale satisfactory to al true lovers, while tho
score is not surpassed in the musical trinmphs
of the age- It abounds in fine solos, and cho-
ruaes which are familiar to all.
Tnc Strakosch Troupe will also give grand
gala Matinee ut Metropolitan Hall on Friday next
at P. NJ, for the benefit OF Grace Church. Ad.
mission 10 all parts Of the Hall one dollar.
, 1859-03-01

WEDNESDAY. BeMnr1 kraod Opera NORMA Mile
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- LONDON pa,iA ND ~ principal Oeera Houses q
crtt1cs Of bath heuI1pheres vit1out H1al
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L'IRST CLASS DWELLINGS, FOR SAL
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oE the Of she Real Estate BsofeTaFe aud
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The prisouer was then rama nded to The jul.
F4E Ci1K or FINH,

TEE ct8K OF FIT.
Tho case Of Hichtel Finn, convicted of the
murder Of Vial. VIZ then taken up. The motion
for new trial, BY his council, G. r. Jones, Esq
Ind not bean argued Llks the former, it w.s
based On alleged inlormaliiea. Tho Court hav-
ing occupied less tins than In The preTious case,
oyerruled tho motion.
Finn was then asked it he hsd anything to say
Why tho sentence Of death should not b passed
upon him. He answered in IN earnest tone,
"Is never entered my mind 70 kill that man,
for which thank God, who ssss. tho hearth of
al men,
Tbs Court then proceeded to the address and
sentence, and took OCCASION hfst to speak more
definitely Of the crime Of she prisoner. He cx-
pressed his conadenee in the propriety Of the
Distinction made ia other 8tates ~ ~ to degrees
ofmsEdsr. HI Wa eon6dsnt from the evidence
taAt ,there waa no purpose Of murder IN ths
mind Of Finn. Tho evidences tad shown thaths
had sbund&as opportunity to srsak his full will
On hs victim, and yss no ssrioss wound was
given ssaias nat On the le8 hslow tas tnss.
70 sAesA zot ha6ta&s b JON with saaa more.