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, 1859-02-15

4 bill for an act submitting the question Of 4
revision of certain articles Of the Constitution
to the people, and providing for 9 constitutional
Convention, has been introduced in the Wis.
consin Legislature, and its consideration il made
the special order for tomorrow.
On Saturday last the following bills wero
passed By the Assembly:
To appropriate $S1.7l0 for the compilation OF
the Hospital for the insane.
To extend tho time for collection OF tAxes in
Milwaukee.
To provide for the sale Of lands Tor unpaid
taxes, aud the conveyance and redemption Of
the same.
, 1859-02-15
A Strange Fraud aud Fortunate Re.
%ult>
tD!epateh to the Cincinnati Gaxettt.1

tp!.patth to The Cincinnati Gaxette.l
RALr1xo1k- Feb, IL
4 strange fraud, most fortunate, however. In
is& consequence, wa4 peEpettated in Kansas rc.
Gently. Orders. a will Be remembered, were
sens from Washington, directing detaehmeHt
OF troops to pursue end arrest Montgomery and
his bsnd At sil bLzards.
4 euiksble force proceeded at orce to execute
sbc order, bpt while they we're in full pursuit Of
tho tuxittvea, With the obLhliity Of 4 serious
copaiet they wers ovsrtaten BY Telegraph dis
pstca. protesting to enneu.se from the wAr De-
Whereupou the Commander Of the troops
turned shout aud vent back 10 his re1d.xvoue.
1t turns ont tna. this dlapasoa wAs forgery.
but 20 we'll devised - oo11pletsly to dscsiFe the
officer whose conduct il waa designed TO Affect.
Tho subsequent peacssb's ser1saoes s1 o1 mont.
could have affected. spd in much more sas's
factory manner
, 1859-02-15

B The Repub1iean o!us Of the Tenth Ward
will mees Ut Hoch's Hotel, corner Of Blue 1s}and
avenue and Eleventh street, this {ruesday)
evening At X O'Clock ?. n.
:, AL Republicans are invited to attend Good
speakers will address ths meeting in both Eng
lish and German. MAX scHulRa, Sec'y.
, 1859-02-15

Adjournment ofthe Kansas Legislature.
81. LOUIS, Feb. 1.-THE Kansa4 e8iaiature
adjourned On FRIDAY. Among the NJ ae1a wa
tho passage Of the General Aunesty Bill grant.
ing pardon to persons in custody, and inmu'
niiy from prosecution On account Of past distuK.
Dances. ..
Tbs Southern KAn1aa Bill received the ap.
proral Of tho Governor.
, 1859-02-15


Edltorr Pzess and Tribune:
On next Monday evening iFeb. s1s!) tho Mag
agers of tho Home for tho Friendless intend 10
hold tea and donation party at Metropolitan
Hall, for the benefit OF that Institution. Some
Of -FOUR readers mhy not tuo" shat The object Of
the Home is to aff,rd q temporary shelter md
relief to those who. from any causs. sire utterly
de1titute, and to make permanet provision in
the country or elsewhere for adults as well -
children.
It would seem at the frat glance almost super.
auous to do more than call attention to an OBJ
ject 10 laudable and worthy Of encouragement,
did we not know By repeated aud painful expo
rience that it one thing to present proper aub-
jec.a for sympathy aud asaistauee. and quito
auother TO reeeire th3symps.hY aud assistance
we desire.
Ths present seAson would seem one especially
calculated to call out the interest Of all in the
destitute and tfriendless.'' On whichever slde
Nc look, We see signs Of sorrow ard hear notes
Of Voc; troubles Of every kind seem to multiply
and abound, Aud scarcely heart around US but
bears some bur den Of grief, which no friend,
however tendeT. can remove That csse il sad
indeed when affection but steeIa &he heart in
selfsh sorrow, when the blow which reuda fails
to draw forth tbs blessed stream Of pitJ and
sympathy for tho sufIerings Of others- It was
| = saying Of ono Of Engand's good old
| Dlvines, that tour supe1auig should
giro way to our neighbor's convenience,
our convenience to our neighbos's necessity, and
our uece,0ity to his great extremity" Let ill
tako thin ru]o homs to themselves; let those
who hsge passed unharned through tho storm
| which has scathed 70 many around them, re-
member to whom they ows the wealth they hAro
retained, and deoutribute abundaat'y 70 the home
lens snd suffering. Let my who fancy they hare
lost al, compare their situations with shosa of
th6" frieudless'' ones tor whom we plead. and
see if there IL nothing which they Gu contribute
even from their "neeezsity" for The a. great az
tremitY" OF the other. Let those parents Who
clasp theif darlpgs in health and safetT 10 their
shrohhing hearts, scarcely daring 10 heliess In
/ she reality ct tbeir Happiness, remember the
hundreds Of Estle ones, who, homeless and
triendlesa. wander sobhlng With cold and hon-
ger &ha eheertesa winter day, and still mora
dreary winter night Aud. let those who have
beeu called on to part with the lauahs Of their
hoek, aak themselves whether 1hey could rsis9 a
monnment mora }satin4 and costly to the mem.
ory Of the departed, than deeds Of kindness ia
tbs poor and despised of earlh, and whethar tho
9Avior into whosa arms their angel little one1
. hAye been reoaived, can offer any more precioua
aeknowledgmsnt Of our fsehls services, thar
: "Aa ~ have dona II unto nns Of III least Q,
| tAeee, IN ham Aana Il into HsA" T.
, 1859-02-15

~ The fifth Of tho series OF hops It The
Briggs House CONES of On Wednesday evening
The series thus far have been among the most
brilliant and yechercae assemblies of the SEASON.
, 1859-02-15

On Wtdnesd,y Hn,piaz FEB 9Th last-, II the resi-
deuce Of Dr Il g. Bow -lis ID 1uafNon 0hio. by Rev
w. b, Hazritnn. NJ CdaRtE y. KcS9LER, Of lin
eup4L md AI1a IDA Y. sENELL. Of Chicago.
At CbIcaxn Noreube e:h. 1s54 bJ H.u " Baron
OSCAR b H0Ad Aad EAMA T. GREfN, ct PAsoaeld
Wn County. III,
, 1859-02-15
Df Il D,

Of Consutuptio7, il this rity. Mrs. ELIZA J. MIL
VILE, aged II yeA:1 aud 10 caonfhs.
Yaue:at viii take place Wednesday. lSth fns.- 1t
O'clock P. u.
n New York Eerali And Tines pIesae eopy.
, 1859-02-15

For street CouanisAfoaer, North Dt.
px-rhe undersigned bes1 leare to inforn the vote.7
Of se forth D1.1sion tht be u candidate for the oca
Of Street Commissioner 1t the neIt Municipal Keeton
f.1esv- JACOB WILLIAMS.
, 1859-02-15
Adjournment Of Lexislature.

oEzEoz1, Feh. 1.-THE Michigan Lesisiatuss
adjourned sin4 d. to-day, hAyinx transaoted 4
large amount of hosinesa
0a Saturday the Houae feeonaidetsd the vota
By which ths Rs2i1trY Inv ma dstsatsd, and
ps0sd 1t u z>sstfsd from tas esasts, q aEatnat
, 1859-02-15

DxI1cA1x AND SUCCESSFUL 0r1akrlos.-0ar
attention has been called 10 remar sAbie resto~
ration Of sight, BY the skillful practices of DR..
Underwood, the we'll known 0culist anil Auris:
of this city. Mr. Charles AcConnin, had been
totally blind for some four years, and had re-
luctantly yielded to the idea that there was no
possibility Of his ever recovering his sight, as
continual treatment BY the various modes pre-.
scribed By physicians, had produced no essrn-
tial effect. The case Of acConnin wss finally,
By solicitation Of friends, presented TO Dr.. ua-
derwood, and the result is that it yielded to his
skill, and McConnin is restored to his sight
For the truth Of this statement. We refer to the
gentleman named, who can be seen at DF. Un-
derwood'a office, South Clark street
, 1859-02-15

GRAr1y1ua RkauLr.-We arc glad to learn
that the Fes.ival on Friday evening last for the
benefit OF the Church Of thu Aacenslou, yielded
the munl6cent sum Of 81, 900, OF theresbout.
, 1859-02-15

Qmck Tuz.-The Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne
snd Chiesso Rai|,oad, lat weak ssnt freight
from this city to New York in the short space Of
* days. We belisve this is the quickest time
s.u rernrd
, 1859-02-15

prcopnvp,s Coupr -Tha Haeorder'a f,onrt
.1:,...a ....a,aov star , ..u.;oa If on- d.v
s:'- -..r a;.9o.;nr ~ n h.t Inn. of =, ;n,-
rnsn.. smon,t ~ hu.ne., Forty.one bill. of
;,a;.,,,.,+ .a-. f,r,a hv ths f,r.ra Jprv din,
oh.rc.d f,.t saturday
vs.,-.a.. ~. fo,Io-;,r rri.ons-x Indicted ar.
=, ~. 49, -.,. s.-.;nn.a I'D ..n,.nrsd =.
tous...
~ ~ n;t;~. na a1.,c Hin. .a,t;,1
,ot,.,1 .;.k.,. -. conrt remarked thn, tbev
, n.,saa 1'r H.. a,as, 49, s.,smntsd - ,;x. hv
th.;- ~, and tail%d fo- want of capitsl. That
III. =. 1u;..> -....a .h.+h. "a, -o-th . c.r.
.a;n smonnt # nrone,tv III. conrt IA, ,.t,5rd
h. o1nsd notb,no T.tino this fact ,nto con-
s;s.ra,;on .b, Court stated thst It should 6x,
the f,na II s1a5 in e.rh ca,e. making 1850 In
nt1;noh.m'. cs.e. .bs Court xas satis6sd of his
n,ev;on, oood character. and that he was led
s-., ~ H.. a,a,.m.nt. rbe rro.acnt;n.
.tto,n.r .-n-.,,.d hi. w,1lingn..z tn di.mi.,
~. 49, - ar;1t- ,na t.t. hi. ,-roor,x,,r, ~
n. .nr, ~ s1oo IN appear at the nex. t.rm of
tba con,t HI. Hooor rem m,1ked that he mead
MI .nn~,r nn,e.. .ent for. TLauRhter.1
so1n, F;.t. ,.-canx of ooat h came troyn
u;,w.rla. and h.. h.eu engaged in tailoring
- .a,;,.,t;.,v
~. d. .hon,if,;a1 m, 1.te .,rea. j. c.m.
r,-:-'s -. - h.. - .,.t e,
-, =. .,,..., .,..t.a h,,, ont ~ ~,
"a! !.ue. ".o4 o-s.. ~ ~ ' Wv '''
49,. p..:- hn.u,sr ram. f,or, c;nc;n.
nA
a"H ss'" oo 10 y" 'p'&0 '1' VIZ
1eat'
"nnam ennef' p'0-1'0t' ''eAe l"o'0'''
ono year
| 'eotSo o'41e' A'
seI'
| eeo' ef1hoai. p'a'e' '", % .o1,e
Aoa pofk.N1 4to.4 A'4
tools IN bis possession t"o year,
| Arthur johnson, CLERK, larceny o1 enoesi the
District Attorney said that defendant had not
taken Eve dollAra' worth OF property at any
one time, and the Court allowed plea ofguilty
Of petty larceny to be entered; thirty days in
County Jail.
Ado!ph Ks,z, larceny from Foremaa L Bfos..
thirty days in County Jail
Joseph Aulvale, larceny Of earpenters' tools,
, 1859-02-15

LxAvs4woRsH, Foh. 14.-The bill sbolishing
snd pFohihiting slavery in the Terrisory has
psased tho LeGiAlatnr<. 0av. AsdsrY viii
1eNhtless vets H. -,
, 1859-02-15

Isauxs4.-Coroner James held en inquest
yesterday afternoon at the Archer Road Huuse,
on tho Archer Road, upon the body Of little
infant. daughter of Christopher Carlute, sud
denly deceased on Saturday. 1t had been taken
10 church for christening, and died Immediate
" on being brought home. The post mortem
dayeloped the cause as Heart disease.
, 1859-02-15

Moas Szoo7,x6.-0at Of the pigeon ahootipg
match Of the Audubon Club on Saturday. and
tho supper whiea sueseeded if, have grown sev-
eral challenges among members Of the Club to
b. decided On Saturday Of the present week.
, 1859-02-15

C1acu1r CouRr. The Circuit Court met yea.
terdsy morning and adjourned until Wednes-
day, owing "a some unfinished husiuess in Lake
county.
, 1859-02-15

Rxv, ME- ArrxnBuBx's LEc1u78.-The lecture
Of the Rsv. Iii. Asterhury before the Young
Mems Christian Association. lazs evening, was
very superior effort We regret that NC hare
not room for q synopsis.
, 1859-02-15

T Grover L Bakers new aud unequalled
$50 Family Sewing Machines, with henmers,
ailk, cotton and linen threadA
q. A11xAxDRR, AR't, 166 Lake-st
, 1859-02-15

Fl Prof Burrus, the popular Phrenologiat
Of Cleveland. Ohio, went into the jail yesterday
with Sheriff Gray aud 1pms others. to take q
survey Of the chronological developments Of
The inmates, aud measured and examined the
head Of Henry Jumpertz very nainute1y.
, 1859-02-15

e Capitalists wishing to invest in erecting
and establishing permanent uasuufsctory il
this city for making Ltaadr OIL and Lunar Of
Lamps, will please call at tho Lunar Oit Depot,
II Iasalie atreek fe12 st.
, 1859-02-15

TIC S16VE 1T3def9 III jill.
sArAzsAH, Ga. Feb. le~-The Grand Jury
has fonnd s7ne bills Of indictment Againss Capt
Corris, Of tte yacht " Wanderer, and three oshers,
for being engaged in the slave trade. They axe
now IN jail.
, 1859-02-15
40 1$.A

pxx's PzAk! Plk1'a PE4k!. Go1xa, Goua,
aozk.-The splendid stock OF clothing ksith'a
auction mari, Is and IS Dearborn street, On
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday nezt will be
sold at auction. II yon want m out6t don't fail
to sttend this mammoth sale. SEQ adTertise-
ment
, 1859-02-15

Foreign Steamers.
Eau Yokk, Feb. 14-Nothing Of steamers at
Portland Or Halifax.
, 1859-02-15

ut the Grover J. Baker Sewing Machine Agency
Rooms, 16o Lake street. up stairs. Black and
co,ored Spool Cotton, from No. 20 10 12o. Also
Silk and Liuen Thread, ali coors, Wholesale and
retail. ffel2-3&} Il. ALK1ASD1h.
, 1859-02-15

No noticed the circumstance thai 3 young man
nsmed Thomas Crouch, during exposure in the
tat that tine) intensely cold weather, while in &
fit Of intoxication, ftozs severely his feet and
lower limba. He has since that time been in q
critical condition, aud on Sunday last Drs~
Wardner and Whitney amputated both feet 81
the only way Of preserving his life. The unfor-
tunate fellow is the only son Of d widowed
mother, both very poor mud dependent upon
bis daily labor for support. 4 sad result Of i'll
temperance-for life hopeless cripple. If he
is temperate one, his life, even at such pnr-
chase, were better for him than-without this
fearful warning to have kept on his course ID
druutafd4
, 1859-02-15

~ Ladies and gentlemen having left OF
e!oshiug 70 dispose ot, may hear Of liberal
cash pnrchaaer BY dropping = line addressed
Mrs. D., box 4tl6, Chicago Post Office
fel5 r.
, 1859-02-15

@1VOs V4~~3 VA~Ss
A PASSAGE TO THE GOLD REGIONS
q cafq. 49, r. s.,s ..n e sa3td
;s:i:: L Is III si'' 81 S
GOLD WATCHES,
WITH ANCREws' VALENTINES.
DIAMOND PINS,
WITH ANDREWS VALENTINES.
OPERA GLASSES,
WITH ANDREWS VALENTINES.
AND 4 SPLENDID PRIZE,
WITH EVERY VALENTINE
BOUGHT AT ANDREWS,
IS SOUTH CLARK STREET.
Hope Fire insurance Company,
OF FEW YORK orTx.
Caeh Assets. ~
Rxyuzxuu tsx Au,so4uD II oucAso
sesss's ssssss's xsis e r..n. 81 .k:''A 1:s
r. G. VAN BUn Er. Agent,
South h. eoF. of South WI. tr s2a .Gss na;4~.
Fine Toilet Soaps,
Exee1.ent fnr ufntr asc. =.
Cleayer's Lendsa Honey Soap.
RIMIELH GLY0ERNE SOAPS,
LOWS BROW WINDSOR AND GLYcERifE,
Guerlain's and Rimnel's Almond,
fahla'A pivsra v1o1sts FtsvssfA &nd ether French
N2duhaKA
OLD GENUINE GA8T1LE.
1wmaah1 J,H 1ND &pQ.
AesAheeefsa - q4AsA
, 1859-02-15
TOR sALE.-THE PROPRIETORs OF A
IL WELL EBrABLt9HkD
Retail Grocery Store,

0Htt1 n eonteQotnce ot HEbeaHh. foF A1e III
ENTIRE STOCK AND FIXTURES.
Tbs sae Ioca,ed II af The oea points IN hs tor
DfvffoU doing dfa1 class trade. With prompt paying
custonae1A An1 Eson .ta1lne 10 q GsEe In VIZ buk
nea4 .l se1do meet With - favo1bt7 20 oppoftanny
"a nS,re -. meetrx felQ c3O& tw
, 1859-02-15

Report Of City Treasurer.
10 tn .Havor and Ald<7mea Of th< City Of CHI
ca1o, IN Common CouneI dsse'n69ad:
Gxs11xMkx-- Herewith please ind my aunua
Report for tho ear 1858. 4. HARvRY.
, 1859-02-15

IA few evenings since roung gentleman
Of q party Of skaters on the "Eorsh Branch"
had The misfortune, while eudeavorinE to
Tighten up ona hole more in hs ssrape, to
lose through IN air hole in the vicinity Of the
The unfortunate young man, having doubtless
heard Of the powerful briltianey Of the Lunar
Oil Light sent friend for q lamp. when -
miradit dictu The saw through tho ice The
little Joker laying on tho too Of stone.
, 1859-02-15
Gor GQle.

billiard TABLES FOR SALE.-TW0
u Haxtf.ctat Rosewood T1b!ra. NTH Phe]A =
Ca.t!o but u. Tie used Vi hu sold II aae1taes ~ Il
c&l ed for irnmedaetv Can be aeen oTte kJ tEt1sk
Hto' c. I0o Rsaaoph aseet or address AtAKY. BOZ
fh1ca p A3t9cH 1t1+lB G2fa
, 1859-02-15

Qo1ck WoRk--Charles koehler, a German,
has ample reason to wonder at and admire, esen
II he does not rejoicerat the celerity Of the law
in his case. He ws4 arrested On Friday night
in the act Of bur9la1iously entering Germsn
boarding house in West Randolph street. He
was indicted before ten o'clock the next morn
lug, tried before dinner, found guilty and Jes.
terdsy sentenced to the State prison for enc
wear
, 1859-02-15

THIRST CLASS DWELLINGS, FOR SALE,
TIE TWO FIRST. CLASS DWELLINGS
New being Eetteo,
On Hual1, near superior H.,
andtobe aotshed Nay it, fhess hours ~ 43sn@ @ ssr
ta1ee auorsa vth baseneot aasa1sse Pc PET ;o. -
built be halhed Ia he oe*s oAanfF. hirt hsra
il feet deep to ane1, nd VIZ hAve !ooa seh ~
On esch. Pcfsous pafrba4nk soon ean liza" e
NTapou1 u unAy na desirea- ,,.,u.un II Ctnrk
Term t1voFahle Apply 70 Dk bhAAaAA3' NJ
xsteL tou 10 10 o'clock 4. u.
uoUsE AND Lot FOB SALE sITu 1*1.ots An1D ! ~
IN The eornes or Wood aud Watfea q SlseP 4 Hax ~
nns h,.emeot iset ~ ~
Ms u sks nodefa iaoroae1a1- 7esasnes. ia
6t { 19yT b hundred 90 + I'll eo Ia
ehs,1-on canal ttne q she whoe g. ee- ses n1nn1t,
r ioar Or dTo JeAh Or ~ os ,s.r. sa p
raa Ippt1 % :: B4Rkxk 3 q box sG G3.ssSam. HI
Malt Malt malt!
| n.,., BU. No l CANADA Bah
O.OUO III NA457skV WATT + 'Ts Tss,sbtHl III e .'' b.
/ .xn..4. l57 HenJ1e stEee<
, 1859-02-15
Auftuu 5Qlee.

Nv nrLBERT j. SAMPSON.
X >Lnse Stock of
C1oTHrEu, GENTS FuRa1sR1aa 'o1''
Understands and Drawers,
At U G r 7 Q NJ
~ wrnuPanAY N.ny1y4. reo 18th. n * O'Clock.
VI ~ III yeu = COR saleGoous.
ro. ~ LAKE SIRE EFT,
ff,poot.s thu fremont Hoase)
Y 1o{osss s, Msn's sad BOYS Ca.snsre P.os.oe9s.
5sss@s N.a, vess: r,ns, nc s nd WsIs linen
Sei1. Coil n aoool fhf. - Union Ansas: &C.
Aleo-1s dex.a uaas' HtLsEEf bAMPaOH.
AaIa Without fes37% AucstoneeEs.
, 1859-02-15

A PASSAGE TO THE GOLD REGIONS
n ., Kaa,a-, lne.adlnk dh1 tha BAkxaxe, Board
through aud Ixy days Psostoas tnere can be secured
fpr SIv0 u Df. BUTfUA'3 once. LIS souh cla1k T.,
liht asn III 1e1f3Es
, 1859-02-15
TUESDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 15 1885,
THE CITY.

THE CITY.
~ Ths Repub.can C!us Of the Tenth Ward
will nees Ut Hoch's Hotel, corner Of Blue 1sisnd
avenue and Eleventh street, this (rueaday)
evening At X O'Clock F. II.
:. All Republicans arc invited to attend Good
speakers will address the meeting in both Eng
lish and German. MAX scHuLEa, Sec'y.
GRAru1ua RkauIr,-We are glad TO learn
that the Festival on Friday evening last for the
benefit Of the Church Of thu Ascensiou, yielded
the munl6cent sum of 81 900. or thereahout.
C1scu17 CouRr.-Tbe Circuit Court met yea
terdsy morning and adjourned until Wednes-
day, owing to some unfinished businsss in Lake
county.
~ The fifth Of tho series OF hops It The
Briggs House comes of On Wednesday evening
Ths series thus far have been among Tho most
brilliant and recherche assemblies of the season.
QUICK Tux.-The Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne
and Chicago Rai|soad, lat weak saut freight
from this city TO New York in the short space Of
* days. We believe this is the quickest time
on record. r
AoRs Szoo7,xs.-0a Of the pigeon shootipg
match Of the Audubon Club on Saturday. and
tho supper which aueeeeded if, hsre grown sev-
eral challenges among members Of the Club to
b. decided On Saturday Of the present week.
Rxv. Me- ArrxnBuEx's LEcTuR1.-The lecture
Of the Rev. Iii. Asterbury before the Young
Mems Christian Asaoei.sion. last evening. was
very superior effort. We regret that Ne hare
not room for synopsis.
r Prof Burrus, the popular Phrenologiat
of Cleveland, Ohio, went into the Jail yesterday
with Sheriff Gray and 0pms others, to take
survey Of the chronological developments Of
The inmates, and measured and examined the
head Of Henry Jumpertz very ninutely-
Qo1cx WoRk.-charles Koeh1er, a German,
has ample reason to wonder at and admire, egen
II he does not rejoicerat tha celerity Of the law
in his case. He wsd arrested On Friday night
in the act Of bur2lariously entering German
boarding house in West Randolph street. He
=, :,
"n' ina'e'eu oe'oio 'en ~'o.A '.e
lug, ''4eo o'1o'e 1l"u7' '1soe et @-4 'ee
seFos5 oe"'eneeo ~ s"' o'A'o p'A0'1 Ao' 0"s
year.
RkroaA SCHOOL roa G1aLa,-Oae Of the lar9-
est petitions sent to the Council during the
last year WINS presented at the meeting Of Jun.
l7th, for the establishment Of reform school
Tor girls- At tho meeting last evening, Alder
man Bross, Chairman Of the COMMITTEE on
Schools, to whom the petition Was referred. ont
OF respect Tor the large nnmoef o1 Isales anu
~ - 49,,
-. ~. .s,;.t,an.t ,f .sf,.n
sss, r.-..-. - 49,. -. In .....s ".
s44ee' ~ ~, $50: -t.
-ek.s,1' 10 .e VS., ~. ~ ~. 49,. ..;sst
~ .se1 - y. a.toa, t.r .;,1s a,d .h.rohr . vs-v
.e...ss..s,. ~ .~....a ~. na,,,d h aavai =, -.
s;,r A.. IN, -. ,ha ls1;,,a,nra dsc;ass ,he
z,,.,.. ,f +ha r.f,rr, .,,,oi for Inv, +ba rr.pe-
-. ,s..,;.;s.a.. ,-,,, --.s;.. ,,ora. a.,a,t;a.
Tue Grand EXCURSION 70 CRrsuAL LAKE
The yery general interest and enthpsiaan uaaci-
fe.t.d in The matter Of a grand excursiou and
skating marty to CRYSTAL Lake, as we'll as The
cha,acter and staud,nk of the gentlemen of the
conn;t,e. in charge. Indicate that On whatever
, 1859-02-15

Tug IfAt1Ax QpHxA LII Cu1cA1o.-We wish to
call the attention Of our readers to the adTer-
tisement of Shakoseh's Italian Opera COMPANY,
| in our Amusement column This company will
open at AcVickess Theatre next Monday even
ing. and play for ten nights, producing differ
eat opera on esch evening.
The opening opera in this city will be Lucia
De Lzmmermoor, in which Aad- Cora Dc Will
horst sppears il her great character ct Lucia;
Henry Squires, tho eminent youpg tenor, in tho
part Of Edgsrdo; Siguor Amodio, the great bar
itone, as Lord Ashton; Siguor Nicola ~ Bay
mond- The second parts will b performed By
members Of, the company, and tho chorus and
orchestra from the Academy Of Aasis IN Nsw
York will Of couise add greatly to the perform
anee. Tbs sale Of tickets for the whole season
viii commence at the fremont House on Thur
day morning, at Q O'clock; and On Friday, seats
can be bought tor The first, second and third
nightA- Prico for reserved aea:s $l.50. Ad-
mission 81; upper tier 50 csn's.
SwxE1 84Ixx xVALzsztax-Yesterday, nud to
continue the present week, occurred the catnl-
val of young lovers, and a. it haa become Of late
years, the great festival Of lester. writese. Tho
stores Of dealers in Valentines Were thronRed
throughout .he daJ and evening, and the stock
Of miss,1ea of our friends Norri1 4 hyde, Nc
Eslly, E. L. Andrews 1t a., were largely re-
dnced.
The practice Of sending these little anonymous
missives, some Of. which, however, look as if tho
engr2ver's a,t had gone mad in the hands Of
some polsessor, has nothing in it thst is objec-
, 1859-02-15
Nerp advertisements.

EH-G II GcRfvE!S. Airsvhsl.a I7@t. - D%ar1u<n-st,
i aahorI - rAniss Ads~tssasesa fov A1 anl al ls
La7di.9 Pap~s a ~ NsrtA AWAx. jal bee41y
, 1859-02-15

GRAND TRusx (CASADA) RA1LwAY.-The fol-
lowing arc the traf1: receipts for week ending
January o9th, 1859:
passer xrr, ....,,..........,S12493p ~
Fttltbt Il ~ y
PAIrtls ..,.....,....,...,........ 13s9 4&
10 IL. ~
Corresaoudok week Last Year........... IS 8ss. 81
Iucrease ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS l,s5t.l7
, 1859-02-15
C1rr MAasHALs RsroR7.-Report Of arrests
made by City Marshars force from April lst,
1853 to February 13t 1853:
Whtlt number Of KFfe1f3
mt back to other cities:

JACOB REBA, City Aarshal.
Chicago, February, 1858.