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NARITlHE 1EfELLIcgNce.
ALMANAC roR v0nw-TWM
eVN Nsks ,......... u NOON son. Is
6xrs .......... IS aaa wArn1. ..eve IL l6

ARRYvED
Steamship Ranic Gray aspnsa Nov ~ with srecie and
passengers. 70 " q we.A-n n ., -, ,,... -.
Bs sS ass Is ss
s.ss % sssn nassSt sS .s
hg,ed tag With black Ssr bnand !; Same da,r - ~ msn
e Care ilaeras sgusaed steamship haa'ss s % s Tor
ssnsn,p Roanoke Ccncn Norfolk &C. WITH msss .,d pa.
Hepopen signanzed Alabama iawess, hence for
Steamship Thomas Swami IAyaed Baltimore with mdss'
sh,p 1ranassbar of Batn, Goodwin Liverpool % DAYS
fss ssS% p S@sss
BRISTOL days QUIT sh rx on Sas,ue:et saw shte ares'
Ship 6uisoare prus) w,esmann Rotterdam a ds,a with
Ion % fell y pvr, Ts,a wosss, AsdS Ne U
cnan tool from her .apsD aud crew, eleven ia numoar
Eris PRO riis lfrsu nachmaua, Port Plat NOV Is
With hidss 4s 70 ae'pcs s ksu.hea necnsh ,,s
ac o wilson Braine Experienced heavy wea.hsr
Tre ce,,siira Fitch Ellzabeihpor. for Boston
ssh barring Of srooshs;er Bsw ,a i. Ms y - ssss
pole II .np IDoeens o. nsrseles steering Nc Oh LAY q
g ss ss %
Ion " u saw a bark partly ia asmsn.led steering y
@ Msss ss ] FL $ g.
pes s Se from % s sns
scnr John Benson Orb 7hurzou Windsor Ns II days. with
schr Emma ter Hardenbrook CORVALLIS Ns 10 days with
potatoes 10 master
sshr Alvn d Anderson Hinsboro Ns IL days. stone
10 w X futterworth
schr Mahion Belts Thompson date PRIMROSE who died at
Casesio Galveston, 70 days. with cotton DC, to William
Sellers
sebr VIM Mershon Cole, Mobile, II days, with cotton, to
Mct'ready, Mott 4 Co f
schr Plandoue Brown Savannah 10 days.
s sssr warner Csr5 r wdinipgton So days.
.ssiss
Schr W Nsitleton, Perry, Virginia. 2days.
schr Carhaeena Cole PHILADELPHIA for New Bedford.
schr Charger, mny, Eizahethport for Providence.
kchr Elizabeth Hean 1T John, zabethpor for New Haven
Schr War agile hodsdon taaiA days.
echr Cabot Hamilton. Boston, 3 days
kchr Georgia Sweet, Boston, 3 days.
Schr u aae bun hnr wch
schr keraph, Allen Harwch. 2days.
tchr Hreeze. Huse, Ropdout for Baltimore
Schr VIM h Ge'r, Hawiey, Rondou for Boston.
kloop w y Mangum, Russell Taunton
Sloop Willard --, Newport, ~ hours.
Steamer Boston, Selew. Philadelphia.
Steamer Wamsutta, Arey, New Bedford.
Steamer AIbaarOss. Jones. Providence.
The bark yesterday by news collector as
RoIliI 10, should have read Il A Rawlns.
BELOW.
Two briggs, unknown.
Wind at sunrise W; ut sunset s.
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% Major French for the Alleged
DefaIcatAOn at Washin,ston.

wv 28-h will be recollectco that some days since q
sesg'sphic oesphatch from Washington appeared in
ue HERAID, stating that Major French, who hal
charge OF the Treasury Department for the extern.
sion Of the Capitol had left the city, and sup
posed 10 be n dntanter, and that he had come ON
~ New York. Mr. Jos. Thompson Deputy United States
Marshal Of thB district has beon for days armed
With authority fer the arrest Of The MAJOR and sapposag
insi he night probably leave for Europe the v,gan
trip, ort without Mr. Thompson, however, sue
ceeooG in arcsog the alleged defanier at the Brandreth
house and en- Saturday proceeded 10 Washington with
his charge.
We were informed that Major French was accompanied
TO New Ytrk by his daughter, Young lady who when
OF age, w.l be entitled 70 an independent fortune.
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portion Of x.ramons party, b. mad sor vee. remaining
hscnve, and thus gave n ..n,n time - rs,rroe mis-
troops.
There were great re- <ccsnss q, The capital In cons
quenoe Of Anamon's s,ctorv'
Hwss Ti''ua Vera Cruz that Juarez intends as sing
iof uc m"c' armed intervention In his behalf Of the
American cove .rument
"ene'ai &o'ado was concentrating his troops for a
ln0u"Asca' Asrch ON Gnana|uato.
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Tive Mandamus Against the Supervisors.
SUPREME CoURT-SPEciAL TERN.
Rsfode Hon .Judpa Inrrahsm

Nor. 28-The People al the relation Of McSpsdoa d
Baker rs ne Board Of Supervisors "A mandamus had
beer granted this for the defendants
why they should not pass the (nearly $500 000)
0urd for the Commissioners OF Records. The deien.
put 10 return, which relatcrs moved uuasn
or,rike out certain portions OF IL insufficient The
ust~r argaed tue 2d Of October, and the Judge
denied The motion to qaash strike out portions OF it,
hui MliApus COILS ~ n.
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IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.


PANAMA., Nov. 1e-3P.M.
We have just received the following news from the
NORTH
The conservatives, led by Gen. Losada and the liberals
by Gen. Coronado, met at Topic, Mexico about the s,h
instant The conservatives victorious killing Gen
Coronado and four hundred Of bis The los Of the
conservatives Is not known but supposed TO be great
The liberals fed to Mazatan.
The liberal party at Mazatan bad refused 70 recognise
the American Consul until the arrival of the St. Maryg
when all difficulties were amicabiy settled
s reported that Capt Stone returns 70 Sonora with
escort Of two hundred United States troops and
hundred civilians but there great doubt Of the truth
az the rumor.
The following confirms what has probably been already
cent to you
Gen. fonado imprisoned her Britannia Majestys Con.
sui at Ma2aan, account OF his refusing pay second
duty on the treasure shipped her Maicsys ship Ca
iypso. Capt Sidney Maxwell, OF her Majcsiy's snip
Amethyst released him and blockaded the port eeizing
a~o OF their shps loaded with cotton.
is rumorcd that Capt. Porter CT the United States
sioop oiwar S. Aarys, had landed force at Guaymas
ana taken possession Of the place. and that he had ad.
vsed the flag officer Of the Pacific squadron now at pana
ma Oh MS act and asked for renforecmcnts Dispatches
have certainly been received here by Flag Officer Mont
gony from Capt Porter the purport OF which has M.
been made public. -
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Arrivals and Departures.


Ham ard family Robin g k ssss Rev 8 4
cry J. p D. chamggln wife and daasher s. Louis W 4
S and o Taysr and e ay e!sso
isn WEI s,,s, and wife n BnshaM2a cap.a Graham CAP
u. e . " o'hAin' Major 5 Sutherland and family
Prom California via Aspnwa in the seamsh hip Baltc-Mrs
haveDs from san tIancsco Lewis ci.ane lady four
and CAP, Wssn and iMs ss Mrs Judge Haan
n5ann Howell kev Holbrook and lady, l. Merchant Il
S Tsa aSS Hall Brown Murphy and wife Julius
family Miss simpkins Mrs tous,s Mrs Val, Mrs
Carpenter Hon Sinclair, VIM Hedge wife Ponss Dr.
scsoss Ms ssS %''s A Pollard ycas s
Ioon,s Mr., LoeEvood lspesr Won schmidt ao Mrs Z
1oG1 Marin ssy sI aa hineard Ss;nwa Ms Pack
Phelps Ofciba and s in second Cabin and $40 in sssrars
srso lsss sna n = ks gss Lew
usN; Lieut. Dozier O s n Purser Quick. s n; Dr.
sss.o marss seo sasf t Eafs
hust Lig Ely Laws and Green ysN; B McOloud
oasa ats as Sss Tsaa sns
family; Mss Norton Miss smith Hoadley Diego Garca,
i79iu the steerage >''o'' : : A"''1 -A'a
From Richmond &c in the steamship Roanoke-E Eedred,
Gray, II Wiershe, Grace Grnh j d Gnder Il French
wsace Brown coSsn sainSn o nss'ss Mrs
Myers, Thomas Smith, and ii in the seerage. -
as rS wansp a ne seaWs Sa E
the steerage. INV =.
From halifax, in Tie schr Ranger-Geo Parks.
DEPARTURES.
ri f9r Kichnond &C. In the sesn hip MISCONCEPTIONS
,o Johns Miss nalsey David Ialbos, Mrs Deiagaad Ms
elden MAY Miss Leland Mrs Andrews and eSta J' 9
Frank Howard Wider Lowell n Hen area hs sna
Lum--and 2 In the seerage.
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The Western exchanges are rising, in consequence Of
the falling Off in the shipmons Of produce. Northern
change at New Orleans declining usual at this
son; Blu. the decline not sufficiently great yet JUS
ufy shipments Of specie from hence to the South
The following has been the Of the stock market
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SATURDAY, Nov. 26-6 Z. NJ
AsIHs-small sales Of pots were made at 5Sc, while
pearls were quiet at SIC.
BREADsrrf1s market was active and again
rmer, with purchases for export prices closed at
urber advance OF &C. l0c per Dbl The sales footed up
about q 600 bbls closing within the range OF the follow
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TELEGR Apurc

U
PARTICULARS or THE DEFEAT OF DopI ApoaprI -
EEgoIcINaS IN THE CAPITAL-INrEspEp CAR. vow
THE ARMED INTERVENTION or THE UNITED STATES.
ETC.
Egw ORLEANS, Nov. %, 1859
Later advices from Mexico state that Miramon CON,
mhndcd at oueratcfo when Dobado defeated.
pOblado with Eve thoueagd troops, after defeating q
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INTERESTING FROM MEXICO.

Movements on the western
Coaat-f,-fest or Liberals under Cor"-
asuo-DsaIh OF Coronsd0-Acsson OF
Captain Porter At Gaaymas ana M~-
n~Ssam h.
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TeIexyapn martnc neDort,

FORT LAFAYETTE, NOV q, supse.-No square rigsed
vessels IN shi inward bound BARK Jex for Belize passed
down me NATIONS at 0l0 and Bremen bark for
Charleston at II AN. Wind NNw, moderate breeze, weah,r
cloudy.
HIGHLANDS, Nov q, sunset-Oue brig passing the High
aefa,e; weather cloudy.
SANDY HOOK, Nov q, sunse-One brig is Off the Hook
other inv ard bound vessels sight Wild W. moaerale
WEE c,,dV
, 1859-02-26
The Prospect OF War in Europe.

tFfom the n I. Evening PostJ
An intelligent American, nov Ia Paris, WHO has
access to the best sources Of information, writes
the following, in private note, dated Feb. Sd, On
the present political aspects Of Europe:
"Here, think, the sentiment is almost uniyer-
sal, that war must come-that the Emperor IN de-
tetmiued upon it-that it may he delayed q little
time, but tint it is the only termination to exist
ing troubles.
"It IS undoubtedly true that the utmost activity
prevails in al the French arssnas, May yards aud
dock y1rds. A large additional number Of men
have been employed, aud the work IL prosecuted
with the greatest energy by felays Of hands, work
Ing extFn hours, and nights as well n days
Arms, munitions AMI provisions are accumulated,
and are transported exactly to those points
where, il var was to exit 10 mo row, they
would be wanted to MORROW. The army and navy
have both been reinforced large additional mum.
bers Of men have been added to tue army OH the
southeastern line Of France. am told, on what
Lelieve to be entirely reliable authority. that
tue government has recently purchased twenty
five thousand horscs and also hear, as
rumor, end which geems to be confirmed by
some circumstances, and certainly il credited
By vory intelligent and geuerolly well informed
persoun, that an army Of $l8. 900 men is on iis
way nominally to Algiers, really to reinforce
the garrison in Civita Vecch.a and Rome, and
thus 10 secure an approach toward Ancons and
movement in the direction Of Venice. This
reinforcement will make the French army in
Rome 81, 900 strong.
1T is asserted. with the utmost confidence,
that treaty of alliance, offensive and defen-
sise, has been actually signed between France,
Russia and Sardinia. 1t is imposaible to know
the actual truth with regard to this, for the
government keeps it own counsels-bus geu-
tleman who has more than ordinary meAns Of
getting Ut the truth that is kept from The public
eye, told me, two days since, that he had no
doubt Of it, although be could not positively
assett it''
, 1859-02-26
The Gam Tlaigns

Never since the organization Of tue party
las j campaign started OF with such rrecis-
ion and certainly Of SUCCESS for the Rcpunli-
can nominees, as the present. The rcnomina-
lion .! Mayor Haines las been hailed with
enthusiasm throughout every ward in the city.
Hundreds u voters who 1ltver handled Re.
publican 1allot bcf"re, are now cordially
supporting tue ticket, and not only 50, but
are really to t back UP their opinions" to
any amount. Tic Democracy lave given up
the hope of c1ctlng single candidate on
their general ticket, and are undetermined
whether to try the dodge Off "citizens' -
movement, or to nominate new candidate
for Mayor ort OF their Own ranks. It seems
to bc settled that their present candidate
must have his shoes pulled OF aud go Into
tue hands Of the iarriers, to male room for q
faster nag. The Irish are in IN uproar, de-
claring they will teach Sheahau g. Co. a les
son not soon to be forgotten, for the un|'car-
able insults Eheapcd upon them in the late
pro slavery convention.
Lock out for mAjoritics next Tuesduy!
, 1859-02-26
The Administration Yields.

4 majority In thu present Congress have
60 frequently eyinccl their determination 10
refuse tie Secretary of the Treasury the power
to issue bills payable for tue daily wants Of
government, without ut the samc time secur-
lug such modification OF tue Tariff US would
promise restorati5A Of tbe national pros.
pt.rlty, tlat the Administration las been ter
riGed into concession upon which bangs in
portanl results. Oaly yesterday it seemed to
lie certain tlat Congress would adjourn with
out any change in the rates Of duties, aud
that Mr.. Buchanan would be compelled TO
call the next Congress together without de-
lay !; or attempt tile novel experiment Of car
ryiug On the government without credit, cur
rcpcy or coin. From the tone Of the Onion,
Of yesterday, IN extract from which may be
f.u I'd under tile tclegraphic head, it would
81, nj that tue Administration has cavcd in,
u:d Ina! 1t now consents to revival Of the
T.ri.' ot 1s4G, for three years, coupling the
corcession with the condition. that there shall
BE- further issue Of Treasury-notcs.
We Lope thal Ito man in favor Of a change
in Tue commercial policy Of the country will
accept tho Presidential offer. The present
pecuniary necessities OF the Administration
arc Of The smallest possible consequence
They may be relieved or not, aud tue results
in either case will not be particularly dis.
trcs=Ins. But change Of the Tariff for the
fine indicated too long If thc object bc siln-
ply the rcpleuishing Of the Treasury, and too
shurt il it he intended to Stimulate manufac-
turing induEtry-involvcs consequences fur
more Important. If the Tariff is to be al
tered, )ct it be done upon principles that will
bear tile test Of time, mud in such way ths:
the capital invested In mining and ma1ufac-
lures will not he subject to sliding scale Of
Presidential wants. Tue country demands IN
intelligent and deliberate revision Of our
commercial system; and if Mt. Buchanan
und his advisers ssnad in the WY, another
turn Or two Of the screw will compel co,npli-
ancc With thc wishes Of those who made them
Whnt lLey are.
, 1859-02-26

Tho l.1,7,inr c1.sses will sutnurt tic Rcpubli.
can tick,t tbis snr,n- in greater numbc,s thsu at
auy tormer election. If tic spo;lsucp are an,lci-
natiuc suceess through the supposcd luke.warm
ues, or dslecllou o, disapppIp,el Repub1caus,tbry
will soou he nightly up1ccciyed. For the loss of
every such vo,e tl,er. will be- twenty others from
tlo.c who hive heretofore btindly supported the
pro.slayers ticket. 10 supply its place. That the
administration Of Mayor Hatncs has been satisfac-
tory unl nonu}ar With the mechanics and laborers
q: Cicaro. eauuot ,,c denied or sansaycd. The
s.,yet Of his popuafity il the general belief that
he il the poor mau's friend. BE has helped them,
uul thcy urs grateful to him. The sneers aud il
uen3os Of Wcutgorth. aud the maleyolcnt falsif.
caiou Of tue 1fnes, cannot shake the confidence
or a,ienute the friendship Of tbs maases from him.
Hs has acted well Ii: pa.t, has been true to
tue interests OF the ctr, and lie las been faith.
FIJI 10 the working men, Furnishing them cm-
ploymcnt or assistance whenever it las been in
lis power. There has not been particle Of snob-
bcry IN lis boots, but he Inns always behaved him.
alf IL Il p1ain, straightforward and conscientious
Officer meeting all classes Of citizens on the same
, 1859-02-26

The Southern Pacific Railroad Wrangle
The wrangte over the Abstraction called the
Southern Pacific Railroad, has bsen re-trans-
ferred from Texas to New Orleans. The Dtlta
Of tat city, Of the 18th, saJs:
''Lsss night the usual audience Of victim;zed
stockholders more victimizsd newspaper
reporters, and the lovers Of combAtive sports-
was in attendance at Odd FelIows' Hall, to hear
the champions in this grand scrimus9e Of
words. ngures, deeds Of trust, comprum misss,
d. oa5 PEes.:nt La and pacific ar aneisns ftsnd
chair. and on the stand Was Dr.. Jeptha Forlkes,
looking more lean aud Cassius,liko than ever,
aanked by the Attorney Of ths t'sold outs" Mr.
Richardson, respectable looking gentleman,
with that dissatisfied aspect Of iaTer who has
been non-snited- The fun was kept mp till a
lhta hour. The fquabble promises to last as
long ss the Siege OF Troy. and will eud about as
progtably."
, 1859-02-26

IN anticipation OF Manufa cturfnx the
1'snf LUNAR o1L LAAPs In this city, the ps!ees foz
thssaas tare been reduced EowI. ,hs tine {, sscu,.
lamp that will IN ehoss time psy 10. i,.t,t
41oonns o1 money expended for burning auid eac.
aes and coal oil roul1 II shozs time pr,ehayo 1uu.r
VI Lamp. Remember that oce ealoa Of Lunxr OH.
burning thfee hous1 dsy. and Ewing usss eou,t,o
eiFhs eznd1eA VII Lat three uoath.' ttma rhs ,,-t.
should not b overlooked by the prudent ~, a,o,,,
cal
Gall Il II La SALE STREET, md Iud1e Of .hs
merits Of Lznaz OIL t.7
, 1859-02-26

ANKcDo7ks or Iowa new book BY Lols
Montez, bearing this sitls has been received By
AcEally Co., 81 Dearborn street. In con.
densed form, the book contains nearly ali tho
famous lore stories Of ancient and modern timea.
KcNslly L Co. hsve also the English pspsEs Of
FsbEusry 6th, md new norsl By Reynolds. CALI
I'd "haT Gkutworsh, o. tho Forbidden Mx-
risRe."
, 1859-02-26

FuT1 N1GHr OF TER ITALIAN OPKaA-R1Qo-
1E7o THIS Evks1ro.-This evening will be
given Verdi's Grand Opera, Rigokt'o, tho d:s-
distinguished baritone and actor, Rarilli, in tho
principal part, with the powerful cast which H.
eludes the talent Of Wilhorst. and Madame
strakoscb, for the frat time in opera here, with
Squires and Nicola.
The opera il deserved favorite with opera
Goets, and calls ont the tuIl power of the artiss
who appear in it this evening. Tho hvorite
opera Of Martha il in preparation. II Tro7a-
tore is down On the bills for Monday evening.
~ Range OF Thermometer for the weak a.
taken BY E. L. 0'Hars, ApothscsrJ and Phar-
maceutiat, fold Commercial Hotel buildinxs,}
No. so West Randolph stseet, corner Canal It,
Hh1rApn
, 1859-02-26
THE CITY.

Mass Meetings.
Republican Mass Meetings will be held THIS
Saturday EVENING. February 26, at the fol-
lowing named p1aces:
MARKET HALL, West Division.
MArkEr HALL, North Division.
UL1cH's HOTEL, State street, South Division.
S%HExR1ca's SALOON. South Clark street.
Good speakers will be in attendance al each
Of the above named meetings..
1t is expected that all Republicans will be
present
Come one, come all
By order oftbe Committee.
HEsRY Rowland, Secretary.
, 1859-02-26

It il currently reported that Ar. Gilman hss
been prevailed upon to withdraw his name u
Candidate for Mayor on the pro slavery ticket !;
and that said withdrawal will bs published in
season for the tax.esters to try better dodge
than nominating Republican for the first of1ics
on their ticket. Well, it makes no difference.
They will not probably ind \ man 10 make q
better rua than Douglas did four months ago.
, 1859-02-26
1880. LessSE 1850.
TH e
American Transportation
q q NJ p N y
1850.

q O HI r ny.
nader ths Lave Of tbs a.ss os New York
CAsA CAPITAL, $500, COO.
JOHN L. KIMBERLY. President
FRANKLIN Ike Vtce PRECEDENT
1AaAa q EVANS 8eo'J and Treas'r.
0N THE OPENING OF NAVIGATION
~ scgpsn. .!ll 3 p1sp.Eed 70 t4anors pro
I'd 1so{ 70 "a, of the 'se.sern csa 1so. Hoa PrS.
vhons prnduce Ac. from ny Of the Late pofa to iii.
Wetet Eth ~ great carr aad dspatch and n = IL
rates q By ~ othaf rsponsabis Inc Il tle ssme tc
sired. ~ S'oHes' "ato ae-
1hls Company have line Of esht stsaDeh prost,.r.
to 9,y between Baralo md chlc1x touching a. ToIts
a. saeeoyxan. aivaufeut Racine. Kenoaha nd Waufe-
e. a1Lisf y .heas anp!e t.eea aed .eaease
pas 81 ~ nrsss ent1Sa % = sasE 1heh iii bs
Of claims and DANGER """1's374'@
A. or Company havo lazse uns Of caod Boata o.,
~ es lanai md are shout 10 establish Inc " 8ies
CSaA bo24 also. Va te warranted IN rtnsasen,irS To-
9nr nuneFona cqsotne1 that theJ Tes op3n x1est
thstefost ask t9s pable 70 continue Tho pai1onsxs
ess aad Doe6s on MARKET bss~eea Warrington md
i.5l:9m cf93 IHAs. r oHAaE, Arc,t.
, 1859-02-26

RkPus11cAs Mass MEETING 1x rua TENTH
WAnp.-There will be q Republican mass meet
ing this Saturday evening, the 26:h instant, at
Hooks Hotel, On Blue Island avenue, corner of
l1th street. to which all Republicans OF the
Ward are invited.
by order Of the 10Th Ward Club,
MAX scHuL1ER, Secretary.
, 1859-02-26
LOCAL MATTERS.

TuE WASHINGTON CE1xBRATloS.-Ths Execu-
tire Committee will meet at room No. !, Tre-
mont House, at hsltpast seven o'clock on Sat-
urdsy evening, 26th inst. l. general attendance
il requested, as the various cub. committees will
report, and the buslness Of the COMMITTEES bo
concluded. II. ". DANKSHow1R, Sec'y.
, 1859-02-26

MERCANTILE L11ERARx UNION. The next
meeting Of this Association will be heid on Sat-
urdsy evening 1t seven o'clock. Apunctual at
tendance is requested.
J. Il. FkaR1Lt, Pres't.
VIZ. ". CRk1aH1oN, Sec'y.
, 1859-02-26

Fargo i Co., for file Of late California p,pers by
the Overland Mail.
, 1859-02-26

~ See advertisement Of removal Of Geo. E.
Congdon, from his old we'll kuown stand on
South CLARK street, to new quarters, at No. 80
Lake street.
, 1859-02-26

DEAra FROM OyER. R.ExERz1oN.-A young man
named George Story, uled day or two since
from sickness caused BY over.exertion at
gymnasium. Deceased was a most eatimRble
man. and his untimely loss il mourned by
largs circle Of friends journal.
, 1859-02-26

Wary or L1rR.-A young German named
Jakobi came to this city from the interior fsw
days sinee. Among his frat movements was
writing letter to his siater. employed in tie
family Of tho Rev. b. B. Nichols of thu Rsform
School, il which he stated that he WAS weary Of
lfe that this {she Lottery WIS the las. she or hs
fdenda would ever hear Of him. The messenger
had the preesntion or tho impudeace to read
TIN astter ind learned its contents and lode,d
information with the police, and Jakobi.s our-
pose Of seltdsstruetion, II such he had. vss
aipped In ths bud. 1t was found he had . bot.
als Of morphine IN his possession. Tho cass
win undergo further examination today,
, 1859-02-26

CoMs0.-The Journal learns that John Ia
Monntain intends to bring his huge ocean balloon
to this city for an extended trip over and across
the lakes, early in May next.
, 1859-02-26

Grain BY Cur Load 70 Cincinnati 81 cents pef 100 -
Bulk Meat 70 Pitt sousKh 50 cents per LOO ~.
CONTRACTS made 10 above points Freight 0pA or.
Fer West Van Buren, md Canal STREETS.
Contzacts 70 Boston New York PhIAdelthlA and Ha,.
t!oora ~ pennulyaat4 CentzAl K.K.. Owen D
CLARKE CO., Umce 8teeles Hook, corner Sout6
Wafer and 4a.se sreetA Nd = Depot u CAnA rseet
JAN ". MCA50N. Freight ARM, AhJcArp.
IL: HOUSTON. Gsai .eIxht Axk Rstsburx. "a.
, 1859-02-26
Nem A0ptrtisell1ents,

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nses Us ; q, u The o1ce Ct te=ch oHe:. 81 fouh
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WTANTED - 4 GOOD ROOM WITH
w. Do1:d wiz hin . fev blo-ksfrsu the r. o. Id.
drs.. L 9: D. care dEaxs. :21s E. 9: te6 63:'
4 LARGE SAFE FOR SALE, (HER-
a rtnk's 4.ae).-..st ~ -has been IN ME but 4
shn lne MllI be sold for aa75 If xeld Appty
It ~ North Waie: aze:t one: ko. up starL leN3ts
WASTED, By TIE 1ST OF MAY, Or
W. before. mA1 Dwelling House, coatalnias liz
eight ROOMS ttus&ed in tbs North Division between
Lake. Addrea box $50 ft9i3ts
BOARD WANT:D BY 4 GENTLEMAN
- a1d.lie m The North 5ide. eat Of C1uk and
eous1 OF Ohio streets. T.In1 s1u1t bp moderate Et1
ofEefere,c given Add1euP. o l4!4 Chcaso.
fe.6 cal 3N
7 OST-A POCKET BOOK, CONTAINING
~ = htn1A amount Of money sn1 note Of hand oar.
aoe = the order Of James Campbell and given By jim
Nils Tor The san Of nins hun doiAs1 With en-.
sorsemen4 On he back 70 tie Amount threa bundled
The lame ii this otdce fea;ne
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