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, 1859-02-03
BY
TO THE PRESS AND TRIBUNE.
XXXVth C0yGREsS-.-SEC0yD SESSION.

WASHINGTON feo; 2IIsn9Ass.A memorial
Wss pFetented from tne Aealaa Alo Association
OF SeN tor9' aektps LoneleAa TO orga93z5 no
rev te,rltorles Nltnout sonsnnnR ne Indians
o. % 81 sns ~sa
neaey ,or 1odi.n sd:
aa Iae ;.i H. u sui .tszt aasasga ~ ~ ae
cnrasnce "I1n ~. sSun tsssas Ieso!aslon'
heb ., a.. 81 - o' 'os 1--we osk
WEI Wr. ~aS Sara - ~ z T,n,. pa.a ,s,s...
srear;.1. }ran, Ns~ Yo,I k III Tana d.,sI iJas .a
~erI. ~ d.tsnoe 1e" LUX 4"'a''a LUZ
1 NJ Baqsrd b I from the Committee m III, IN.
atc1y. l9.Eoauceo a tTsy.uoa Eh spp.o'log o.o Nh
t.ae. 1eeea oees ~ r:oy; doo2, !eguia.
.rf Aue - S} ~ ~ .oss
ouGa'S!on - :qo.5a q"5a ksa1e :,1 ~ adop1so.
H.. 1T. o1ooee;ck lnIouqsea On! 70 essa6lao
ha ,ne o! eeausnipe ;.1m 1aa sFa9elseo 70 ooaag
IN ~ ~ pn .us oHa4 .s - 'saoes. .u.
Ar. Fugn mo'ed l9r any correspondence with
st unela .e'ahe ~ ~ eon!Ph1eorJ enua!"eat ~
.. p.isons s.atn'nk a s~n pso'e'"oo' III 'ne
.TSH rss.1I 49, II, ~ taa
ouse W. u;;;,a ~; .o1 ia I w, u. eouG 3
snd ns.saa y @'As 4'0uo " .'f"n'' "0' 4eAo
0pH p"sseu H"a ~. 1,,;.;. ,,,.,,,;...a
epec.;nn inn csse' in rsanon.s toyth1 memorial If
Mef:a4lhx sod Ian clai1o;no., ha S,nstora -
The Agr;en1tnrai % coilsre Iii Us n so'1 taken m
and sS On notion Of III. Pash vs. recemnilied: @ +
s,iax CI;,an,,n ns3;. r,,nh E,,n..a;at' '
G.in H.nm..I' unn,.n, r.s-t,o. rt ~
Tsna Iaaa. %.iIo% H..sa ''p: po,s youneon pas ~
1aa5'p Suo1 sseS; ;a1ae S,;5 .uku'
Wssi; % oo'1A0s' 9AA"7''' Aoou'o''
W.. AosG9-1 p: p, tu
49, NA1SLA"en, -. neu. o,elel, naooeneh, Cnao'
u!ei, an., GuA. Ooirauet, ct''tsoueo' pt1g4, 10y"
Is'e' nou3tes' 1eHsenoen, 1ogte, ua!e, aa"1ln'
Mt MMtsnneuys ntoR, oGG"su. o'mVp1', GM1usI1'
Us, to1ntRsoa u NJ, AooapEooo ~ " ~" w A1o"-
o1c,, ~, "aae, "l'gasEo:
Ane an4tah app, uplsAoa u'. 80 .neu taAeu
ap aaa lul1ner aeoateo. ou: "hooas tsklng
sole upon Il tae seas!e "ea. fxec1tlse ses'
s'99, ana on me opening Q! 'aeo1ss aojoasnea:
i, AoGaa'-MF- u1eeh"ooo' otsatkanh6' Rom
the Committee on Indian 4a4lrs; reported q
~ p1oslalng 1o5 1ne lssus 81 Aano la!ents 10
.he .h ooa*nee laaaas' az sac aatasa"z'os ot
bae.o As fHi1eoS u inc on1teo o'aaes'
-! Mt: hous1on, OF Alaoame, speeseseu *netnef
tnfs coala be done IN tela way, as me ConsIsa'
tlon requires uniformity OF naturalization.
nj. GREENWOOD fepAea 1nas toey we're got On
Inc sans iooun& as Iofe!enerA oome Of 1aen
were an!e 10 take care OF t9eu oHu analfs. and
rs int:!igent aa many Foreigners.
Ar. Bliss, OF Ohio. said It was 14augurating
ne" PoncS TO make lnolaus cit,zens e!-special
aet OF congress, ana sogGeaea "netuef
"atHl mas no1 !et' 70 -1ae S!a1ss a4o3e;
Mr GREENWOOD 1emafhed ihlf u!e b'll WIS 10
aeee!aance t Win Tue 91h article lie treaty viii
LIZ ~ oua"aees' Sliet -. a..
~. ooi'a, " ~. ~ +. salu tuas mluy - Tug
1aan nets Me'E ~ aaEueps ~ hoae " t.e kcu
cee II ~ .hoi ale noa1 ana 11s5 @ Eli ~ 'ahe
1na,n ~ .,;.ma, thnir u,., n'1, res'
, 1859-02-03
From Washington,

NEW YoRK, Feb. 1.-The Daily lttr1 Wash
ington correspondent says the $30. OK, 900 Cuba
proposition is likely to pass the House.
The 1saaet correspondent teiegraphs that
moulal engagement between Miss Ousley and q
young En9!ish nobleman, now Lieutenant on
board the English war steamer Faloroua. Sir
William ID proceeding rapidly in his negotia-
tious With Nicaragua, snd hoped soos to return
to London.
WAsn1saros, Feb. lat meeting Of the
Committee on Ways aud Means to daY, no &C
tiou WAS held upon the Tariff. They are await
iinnR the return from the principal Custom
the Secretary ofthe Treasury expects 10 draw
definite conclusions Al to 'he revenne that may
be anticipated from tho present tarit. He ex-
poets these returns will foot up e. .o00. 900.
A Democratic caucus was held to night. Johc
Coohrane acted Is Chairman, and Messra. Ruttin
aud cavauaugh "a Secretaries. About tifty men
were present, principally from the South, but
including two from New York, TWO from hi
nesots, one from Ohio. and i've from Illinois. 4
great diversity Of opinion existed Is to the prop.
Or method Of meetiug tho present pressing emer~
geuces Of the Government. but very general
impression prevailed that the estimates wrre al
together too high, and that measures must be
taken 10 reduce them very materially.
Resolutions we're finally adopted; nrst, that it
is inexpedient to disturb the tariff Of 1857 sec.
ond, that a committee Of i've be appointed to
report to the next caucus, means By which the
expenses of the Government can be reduced,
and the caucns adjourned until Saturday night,
when r. neral call is to be Issued to the Demo.
cratic members, and the question of retrench-
ment is to be debated
WAsn1SoroN, Jan. 2-In pursuance Of the 1es-
olurion adopted at the Democratic Caucus on the
Tariff last nigat. Messrs GArnett, Va11andingham,
Crawford. Burnett and Marshall of Illinois, were
appointed Committee to report at the adjourned
meeting on Saturday Some plan Of 1etyenchmeat
in the expenditures Of tue Government.
The Select Committee appointed to examine the
acts Of Mr.. Seaman, the late Superintendent oil
Public Printing, expect to complete their laboes
next week.
Tbs select committee to examine the alleged
abuses in the navy department and nsYy ysrds
| have already sumnto1e4 aud CONTINUE summon
ing more Witnesses DIN they can conveniently
examine during tho present session.
| The Senate in executive sAssion to-dnY re-
aumed the'consderasioo OF the nomination o,
Emory b. Potter, u Collector Of Toledo, but q
no quorum WAS present the question was no
| taken.
Tho Com niktee on Military Affairs is still en-
| gaRed On the consideration Of the Washin gto,
and Dragon Indian war debt Messrs. Ian,
and Stevens, the delegates from these Terrific
ries, lust night had bearing tho subject be
| fore the committee.
, 1859-02-03
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.

USukD STATES C1acu1T CouRT. Fen. 2p, 1855
JrDak DRuHAosp, PaEs1D1Sa.-Cd,np tt Son cs.
q. i. Hubbard d Eo.-.This was an action on an
implied warranty Of the merchsutable character
OF 100 barrels of How, furnished BY defendants
10 rlainsiHa in November, 1854. 1t appeared
TINT the sale was bY order. 1hs plaintiffs we're
manufacturers OF candles at Sheboyxan. Wis.
Tbs defendants we're packers and makers Of
ta}Ipw at Chicago. They accepted the order,
but finding themselves unable to supply
the one hundred barrels Of their own
rendering, purchased it of Crogln & Co.,
--.4 -hi4ped - p1ato.E- The 100 thia vroeod
Of greatly inferior quallty-c'aimed to be mere
soap grease. The Court charged thas there w.s
an implied warranty Of the merchnntablc quail.
tt Of The tallo~, inasmuch as the defendants
knew what use il was wanted for, aud especially
as it WAS ssle by order, with no opportunity
to examine it. Also. that in such case the ven
dec is not obliged to return the inferior article,
hut may rely On his warranty and law for the
damages, and that in such case the measure OF
damages is the difference between the value OF
the arlicle as 1t should hare been. and the value
~ it was in fact The jury found for the plain
It'd $l.l75.
Z. e. Larued aud S. L. Goodwin for plaintiff,
81. Cousin for defendants.
, 1859-02-03
Yhe Democracy and the Tariff.

The Democracy and the Tariff.
4 democratic caucus On the tariff was held
ut Washington yesterday-Mr. John Cuch-
ranc Of New York, il the CHAR. 4 large
majority were opposed to auy alteration oi
tue present du'ies, and in lieu Of action Oh
the problem of an empty Treasury, it was
resolved to raise the wing by fresh loan aud
appoint committee to swclter through the
dog day*-m11uring plan l,y which the gov
ernmsnt may hold itself up by the boot straps
for tue wxt year CT two. TIC committee Will
be expected to pr"pesc financial scheme hy
which forty millions Of receipts will cover i
hundred millions Of exocnres, and crca'c i
sinking iund for I'LL extensive balance Of
Treasury notes falling due. We suggest that
Cobb and Floyd be placed on the committee,
and that they l>re power 70 consult Frauk
Steele Of Minnesota, with q view Of applying
the f>cal principles Of the Furt Smelling trade
to their embarrassing complication.
, 1859-02-03
New York State Medical Society.

ALBANY, Feb 3.-The New York State Nedi.
cal Society has been ia session here yesterd u
and to day Dr.. Aunday Of Staten Island, moved
that d committee OF three be appointed 70 inves-
tigate the facts in relation to the quarantine, but
the resolution met opposition snd ~as tabled.
Tho priza :or the best dissertation Gu scsrles
fever was awarded to Henry a. Darlington, Of
Hyde Park. The committee On vaccination re
ported ths& small po1 was mare prevail in the
State IT the present time than ever betpee since
the Introduction of vaccination, and recon.
mended thAt the Legislstura pass q la1 en-
po1t1inR the trussees Of eseh school to exclude
from the benefit of public instruction Ill who
have not been vsccinAted-
4 resolution was adopted approving the sction
Of 4ayor TiemAnn in endeavori1R 10 plaee tho
control Of the sanitary adai1s Of the eisy Of New
York in the humps Of medical men, and exhort-
ing the Legtslasure to psss laws 10 effect such =
result
, 1859-02-03

As long US there Was any hope Of getting
the tifty-four Democrats in tue Legislature to
force Dyer j. Co.'s Charter down the throats
of the people Of Chicago, the Times earnestly
advocated its paesage. The moment the sub
mission cleusc was inserted in tie bf1i. the
7tmex abandoned it, and its editor went to
Springfield to beg lis friends not to pass it.
The 7iu1x has as Wholesome lear OF the
peoples yotc on tic measure connected By
its own clique as John {Candlebox) Calhoun
had Of the rote Of The people of Kansas Oh
the Leco1npton Constitution.
, 1859-02-03

NEW YoRk, Feb. a.--The annual report Of
The Nova Scotia Telegraph Company has been
published and distributed in this city, from
which it sppears thst there were $1,000 mea.
sages passed through the Halifax Office to and
from other offices il the Province last year. It
also appears that the aunual receipts Of the COM
pany less the amonnt paid the connecting iines
was $so, 800, and that the repairing and working
Of the lines coat tEiae over I'll, COO Otber az
perses hare absorbed the whole Of the receipts,
and the Directors say that il appears that when
the country Offices are taken collectively the
total expense Of maintaining and working them
exceeds the income By about t4o0, 50 that the
profits Of the company are derived exclusively
from the Halifax otica.
The directors also state that with all their en-.
dcaTors and constant and wea1isome at.eution. the
expenses Of the line continue to absorb aIl Of
their receipts, and Jet these are The lines which
certain spectators ia Boston aud New York have
been trying 10 induce the mercantile community
to purchase at the round sum Of $40, 900, OF 10
lease ut i corresponding figure.
, 1859-02-03

WH0LEsALE AND RKTAu DEPOT
tor the sa1e Of Flosne books Of every decrptinn This
1.-THE only lace where ali Of MASON bRUfHE4S NU.
eluAL PUBLICATIONS co1ttant1J on hand
Church Music Books,
3uslee Sabbath Fe:l Shawn, Ha'lehlea1e, oantca
Goatec T.. PsAtery. *asorai Ptatmit Tkanktg!tinx
Lutte Ct Z.ou, &e. All the late aad popular
Glee Books.
1aelud!ns Ptssisa flee Book. =. Glee and cheroa
Hook. &c yoe Isl o lal Gle. Book, Family Cir.
M- GNe Blk. N. E q te Book. hnnehah1 Gler BOOB,
uaion 6lte nco<. C.cl i'm Glee BOOK, DC
Juvenile Books,
Norraal ninE Some Doot Of the scboot Room. Lttle
81nes tor Little Gins Midera Schoal 3n1c, Kide1'4
Mu.i. al Elementary Normal soux Book. Young Ella sn
Young Mn.tze binding Book for Boys and (rls mee1-
tngs. k:.. &c
Books for Female Ee1ninarics.
The Musical Caakes. ne. book recea.iy published
ami already int. duced Ia the principal seuinArea OF
rex ", n;eel.3a s1a , chtfsts; Nj Mss!ta' ss!ea9.
Musea Echo. 1rtt!.a.e Melodi~. Webe,s vocal Gass
Tune soa Hymn B.ok. o2eFaand Sacred choFEs Boota
cal Works Nlu.i .s1 lherA. .ure, &c.
IA Liberal Discount to the Trade.
, 1859-02-03
More Difficulties in Utah.

ST. Lou1s. Feb. "a privste letter from
Ss.t Lake City. Jan. 7th, saJs Judge Sinetsir
adjourned tho Grand jury sia4 die upon petition
1;G,s ~ nror.aa ~ - lss@sm;1st;on ae t ias.
in consequence of the excitement md violence
manifested. Jury composed Of Gentiies, IL
Aormons, and factsous apirit ran 10 high tha.
revolsezs vera drawn and general fight, With
difficulty, waa prevented
The letteFs adds that tho idea OF IN impartial
jury. Of Justice being obtained IN that city, i
b eetshliahAd
, 1859-02-03

70 RtQ'.
Wharf Lots n aud 2s, in Block 80,
aehoos ~ection. the eat sd. Of 9oash B,aoeh BE-
tween u HAr1fson and Van ~ en- sreet&. They can b
re-t*d far Gn9e tr OF aterm 81 yAs1 ltquifs Of
{e2 I'm T. O. LARSk0 81 WHkhioItou
, 1859-02-03
POLICE MATTERS,

The following cases were disposed Of yesterday
morning:
Gcurge Spring and George Davis, for disorler1y
conduct in pulling down signs, &C., were fiacd -
each.
Barney Thornton, drunk and beating his wife,
fined $40
Michael Riley, drunk and lisorderly, IS; An.
irc1 lIenicy, do, s.; Abigail Doolan, do, SIS aud
80 asys; Frank VoRt, do. IS; Daniel H4nlon,
drunk and dsayage, s..
Albert Trumbull Il boy), 1arrery, sent to Re-
form School.
Jot,u Tracey, stealing wood, Il aud Eve days IN
Ntidewel1.
plt1ick ncnnessey, yasraucy, $50.
, 1859-02-03

r.. .,,.n,ox cr ~ cu, >crn,.,, rru-,, N,~
ekLtS"AF'oS " "@"''sel'' oah'n oAs.-
The Executive Committee, immediately after the
o1u,1,r,a,t of Tin ,na,.,;nr NJ ct;7e,. nm T,c.,
~ p,
Dig night "erc called toscthcr and a's HONOR
Mayor HaIncs chosen ChuiEman, and ". ". Dan.
enlowcr anpuoIu,ed Secn,ary, The following
1,.-,Fa-. ffs ....s.,;.....,. sso,..s.
feso1usol's we're "oao1oiuuSl5 ao"pNu
Resotred, That room No. !, be the head quar-
tern o1 uis CunMltaee-
Reaoioed, That The stated meetings ol Ibis Com
mittte, be heid On Iuestay and SATURDAY evenings
At II O'Clock.
Reao{ceds Ihat ). b' Drake, E-q., he requested
, 1859-02-03

The expeoss Of fitting up the Hall, which
was 81 900. will not occur this year. Deducting
this, there would still be balance Of expeudi.
lures against recsipts Of $500. without any pro-
vision for paying the old debt and replenshing
the library.
Last year :therp was resolution passed allow
ngthe Secretary 3sk per cent. commission for
collecting fees and dues, which proved TO be
wise plan-theze being about six hundred men,
bers thereby added. The continuance Of the
same plan IL recommended.
The Board have. offered three premiums, SIS,
SIS and SO to the person who shall secure the
greatest number Of ncw members during the year.
The President. thinks this plan will accomplish
much.
The rents Of the Hall, by proper effort, may be
considerably Increased.
A:re5olution has been passed allowing ladies to
become members Of the Institute, by paying one
halt the amount which male members pay, This
movement, it Is believed, will decidedly strengthen
the Institute In every particular; and premiums
will be oTsted to the ladies' for the largest list Of
names for membership secured BY them.
Other ways and means for paying cT tie
debt Of the Institute were recommended, such as
hcldiDg fairs, festivals, etc The President urged
upon every member the necessity Of each one se-
curing ut least one new member, and that every
other effost possible be made to save the Insti-
tuse from bankruptcy and dissolution.
The President recommends that the CoEstitu-
ton o! the Sooiety be 30 altered al to ALLOW the
Baaed OF Directors to appoint tho Secretary and
Librarian OF the Institute, Instead Of being
, 1859-02-03
Health Of Judge Mclean.

We are horry t. heur from Washington that
Judge McLeau's health is evidently ngaiu
giving was. On his return to the Capita! he
was for q few days enabled to vigorously prose.
cute his duties, but BY last accounts be wss no
abls to attend tbs sssings Of tue Supreme Court,
md it WIS said he would soon return to Cinciu
nat. C3trIdad Herald, lsk
, 1859-02-03

s3y- The Third Annual Festival Of the Clere+
land Lodge. No. all. 4. +. aud A. N. takes place
at the fremont House this evening.
, 1859-02-03

Making Virtue Of Necessity.
The Times says it intends to SO before the
people of the State ut the next election, On
the Dyer Lecompton charter. This is very
ingenious aud pleasant ~ay Of stating most
disagrecable necessity. The public will under
stand that the intention thus proclaimed by
the Times is precisely similar to that enter
tanned by tie convicted felon to close bis life
on the gallQNs.
, 1859-02-03

CHICAGO HonEorArH1o MspIcAL SpciEry.-
The regular meeting Of this Soclsty wilt be held
this evening ut Dr.. Shipman's Office.
, 1859-02-03

~ George Sumner, Esq, Of Boston. will
deliver the regular lecture Of the course before
tue Young Mems Association this evealng at
Metropolitan Hall. Subject" Spain"
, 1859-02-03

A GLORIOUS AcaIEvEAkHT BT GArErfY!-
Nothing Can exceed the success achieved By j.
G. .GaFettY's Aedicated Paper Tor the Water
Closet piles will soon be disease no longer
known except in name. This pure medicated
paper Is uuequalled us preventive, and unap-
pzoaehable a. euro. The propsiesors wish it
TO b. spoken OF according to its 1nerits only. 1t
il very chesp-l0O0 sheets for II; 500 sheeta
for 50 cenh- Sold by s!l arugki kists, and at the
discoFsrer's depot, IL Ann Street, New York.
~. T. Ga5etty" il wnteEmarked ia each sheet,
aud his autograph ia on each package. Sent By
express from Il Ann stgeet, New York, upon
receipt Of price. The trade are invited to cor
respond al 10 terme Eur sale b5 J. Il. Reed +
Co., wholesale and FETAL druggists. Ia l. l4d
1akn ssreet Chicago. ia22.2w-c63
, 1859-02-03
PRESS AND TRIBUNE.
THURSDAY MORNING, 1lEAn8, 1853.


Reports were in circulation on Tuesday
afternoon affecting the standing. of the
q Suite Bank OF Illinois," st Shawnrctowa.
The facts bearing upon tue case will be found
in our money article, mud in the letter from
our Springfield correspondent elsewhere.
Tue fs1nk is all right.
, 1859-02-03

FRESH SALMON AND GEREs PE4s-Our friends
Taher, Hawks & Co.. Of the Richmond House. will
serve up fresh salmon and greca pea, for dinner
to-.lay-Aeiug the first Of the scasou.
, 1859-02-03

IQ1& '.ss.*s4ff"s 20
From tbe manner in which tao accounts were
kept, it is impossible to tell what was the In
deb,ednees oi tho Institute at the Commence
znent Of 1858, but it ia supposed to have been
1866, and the reault shows that the lndebt.
edpess Of the Institute has been increased shout
$1,000 IL is evident from this statement that
some change should be made inrnedsstciy: the
expenses nus. be reduced and the receipts in
creastd.
The President estimases The receipts for tho
coming ear as follows:
Fees md dues Game u last
kkn1 o. AM ~
REte1M Of &4uQ
Expenses tseme LIST tJear.......-......-..e7.692
Lem 4sb& of 17 1%S $6,tlt
Expsases ov& Fepslpts, NJ
, 1859-02-03

tT The Church Record for February is
promptly issued und contains the ususi variety
OF entertaining matter. Elt=d.by James Graut
Wilson, Esq.
, 1859-02-03
From ID eXiCp,

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-The steamship General
Rusk, with dates from Brnzos to the a8th ult.,
hiss arrived.
L conduit has arrived at Aatamoras with one
million dollars in speeie and bullion.
Gen. Gsrz, WIS., preparing to march from Tam
aufipas to the assistance OF the Liberala.
, 1859-02-03

QE1cK T1ME-Two hundred and fifty barrels of
Llghwiues We're rhi,l'cd Lya firm In tLis city,
over the Michigan Southern isa,l, Tor New York.
They were received in New Yu,k anil euld in
scveu days utter their delivery ut this depot.
, 1859-02-03
THE CITY.

gE Andrews has 1arge assortment Of yal
entiuea for sn!e at 30 Clark street.
, 1859-02-03
From Utah.

From Utah.
LzAyxswoRrH, Feb 1.-The Utah nail, with
dases to January 7sh, has arrived. News unim.
portaat-
There had been = grand '1eview of nil tbs
troops By Gen. Johnson They are represented
to be in 8 high stats Of discipline.
, 1859-02-03

NEW 9Gf96y IEk1BlHtQFE aQu IME QkQHI.
antine War.
Tar*roH, N. j.. Feb. s.-Both Houses Of the
Legislature have By strong vote adopted en-
phatic resolutions sgninst the Quarantine 1t
Sandy Hoax. aud instructing tbs Senators aud
Representatives of New jersey in Con8resa to
oppose action to that end By the General Cor
AfNment.
, 1859-02-03
Bonr0i1l9

j.. FEW GENTLEMEN BOARDERS GAN
b. accommodated. With or wthoa. rooms at sto
MAdsQu street; al4o OF rooms suitable IL small
family. References xtven and required jG9 lw'
L5OARDlSG.-TW0 OR THREE GEN
- teuen can procure tosrl and Plestant Rooms II
No. II Meuroe rect Aso few day boaEtef1 can hs
a.com11odated. ial8-ln els
I(0ARDISG.-FIRST CLASS BOARD
and pleasant rooms either nltes single. a Is
eouth Clark street. Transient Board atreAsonable rates.
j143cas
fJ0ARDING. - SINGLE ROOMS AND
ID suits 0! soor1s newly ftted up, With board.
sonahle tera NAY be OBJ A.net application Il No lis
EtAie tfrtet. g. D. OLlVkH.
As8 Ans
, 1859-02-03

n0USE AND L.tT FURSALE SITUATED
ILL on the Garner Of Wool and Warren streets 10 tho
est Division. uaon Park. occupied bT l. T. Hay.
Estd The hoa.e i ae* built e o,1ek t.o stoI!sa I'D
observatory: dnshed ID the most fAshihnabla manner
With u! the modern iEapro!euentsnAhe naatstA
et7iea &C.. DC -wcu.d be desirable reA;4enee- The
lot IA dxy-sik by one huatred AM t1eutYssyen feet
With twenty foot alltY In the ese efN: will be Sod
money MY 1ea4iu n.ortxake and other property
fcF our nv. yeass- or 4 vii he EXCHANGED for u1
doubted real securitIex having several Teara to
rim apply 10 z. I. B,Kkka +. o. Ro1 No 1ls'. or "
@ Il. BCRSA Ii Dt1rb n BL-tooms ieteN:ns
, 1859-02-03
partituldr Notifies.

NYOTlCE, We HAVE THIS DAT PUR-
chased The Interest of John J. louls N The hoGse
Or Boefee: 1nah c.: ana ~ continue she ~, s K,
Water - tet u: DIR the s&1le Of Eoek Phpa Co
LhiczSo. Fep. l. ~ JACOB BQohEE
JOHN P, PHILtiPa
fel.1nt ct3t GEO II sTuNrENBCR6H-
, 1859-02-03

II The regular meeting Of the Citizsns
Fire Brigade will bs held at their room9 On this
{Thursday} evening. 4 full atteudenca is de-
sired s. d. RAYMOND, Capt.
H. N. MAT, See'y.
, 1859-02-03

Did,
On "Wednesday, February I'd, BENJAMIN, eon Of Bsr-
jAuia and Ei1 Abetn oitIobf. Axtd Neek1 ard i've
dAJx
The funeral vii tke place II the parents residence
9a West HAr1is1n stseea. today Il 81. ".
, 1859-02-03
lxD.:AL MATIERS,

- Gilbert & Sampson will sell this day, at
their new salesroom, So Like street. 8 very
large quantity OF good secondhand furniture,
carpets. crockery, &c.; aso an extensive assart-
ment of new furniture of every description.
Sale TO commence at 915 O'Clock. P. NJ.
Losr. Left home oc Friday last, Martha Bed
ingaon. about II years old. She has dark brown
hair. dark eyes, pale complexion, snd il rather
small for child Of her age. Had On when she
left, a dark plaid dress, red cape, and Norsted
hood. Any Information coreerning herswili be
thankfully received BY her parents. at l43 West
f.
, 1859-02-03
From ut. Johns.

From st. Johns.
ST. JoHss, n. F., Feb. 2--The steamer Cir
caseian saiied from heTs at 8 o'clock this morn
ing, tor New York, where she will b due about
Monday, the 7,h-
Wind N. E., with heavy suowstorm pre-
, 1859-02-03

MAP OF TIE GoLn Ksdlox.- Rufus Banchard,
LaSalle street, has for sails J3hnson's new rail.
road and country copper plate map Of tho Kan
sas aud Nebraska gold region. This is the only
correct OF reliable map Of The routes 10 the DEW
gold fields that we have seer.
, 1859-02-03

HEAVY uocz-Tvsnty. nine we're brought to
this city BY i. Grantage. OF Bureau Co., yester-
day morning, the average weight Of which WAS 81
lbs, each. They we're bought by Cragin l. Co.
at s7.5o-the biggest hogs and biggest price Of
the season. They vere Of the L:icester breed.
, 1859-02-03

111<ES3VA1
LANCASTER, Pa, Feb lat the municipal
e1ecsioa in this city to day, sande.son tDe1-)
was elected Mayor over Burrows, BY majority,
in heavy vote.
, 1859-02-03

~ See advertisement Of Dr. Sanfords' Liver
1ny.xozator il another column.
, 1859-02-03

NEW IoRK. Feb. o,-The Vanderbilt opposi-
tion line to California advertise the Northern
Light to sail for Aspinwall On the 10th Of March
next, to connect with the steamer Uncie Sam
nm the Pacific
, 1859-02-03

Sailing of the Europa.
SEw YoRk, Feb, e.-The steamer Europa
sailed at noon today for Liverpool, with Il pas
ssngers and fo72, 600 in specie.
, 1859-02-03

- There will be meeting Of the members
OF the Chicago Board Of Trade at their Rooms
this day ut three T. IL.
Per order Of the President,
" r. MITCHELL Eec'V