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, 1859-02-18

The Great BiiiiaI4 Match for &10, 900.
The details Of the great billiard match oe-
tween Aichsel Phelsn, Of New York, And John
See4eitef, Of Detroit, have At iength been agreed
upon. They agree to play q match OF the Ameri-
can four.ba1l carom game Of bifliards, consist
ing Of 9, 200 points mp, Tor 5000 q side half
furfeit 81 900 Of which is to be now depoaited
IN the hands of Henry Cotton. to bind 81. 500
more to be deposited With tho aboTe stakchold-
ar, on or before the ga day Of March, the game
to be played on the 18th day Of April, 1859, in
the city Of DetEeit, in the Stafe of Michigan,
4Ssh' t1o nu,piret. chosen by the partieB. who
ehal! choose referee whoae decision ,shall be
h0RL The Rams 10 commence st seveu
o'e!oek; z. H., On one Of Michael Phelan's
tables, (patent Of 1851 With round balls
Of the usual size:>2X5; Mr. EhelRn 10 have the
Selection Of any Of ,ne said tables now Ia use at
De.fnit, which table is to be put up i'll some pro
per place, fur tlis match. in private, Hith proper
ligbts, ut least four burners over the table, upuu
wlich there s to Lc q proper cloth. The expenses
incurred {lom ali the aLoye to be paid equally hy
bsth parties. 6hun1d they not agree III What is
proper in any Uf the abaye particulars, then it
sh.1l be determined by referees, each party choos
lug one who may choose the third. Should tue
Parties dragrec Is to any Of the rnles Of billiards.
which shall govern the above mulch, such dis
ugtaemcut shall lie adjusted by referees as above.
WHO ahall al-o adjust any other disagreement not
provided fer, or which maY arise, which decision
shall he finaL-Buf9ufo Express.
, 1859-02-18


4 few weeks ago. TO Wit: January lsth, The
Chicago Tina favored 1ts readers with tho FOL-
lowing bit Of compsroent gass'ng:
"a newspaper devoid Of news il q poor apeci-
men Of sheet literature. Sheet music il inter
ap'e quantities OF news are, from day 70 day.
found IN the miscellaneous cn1umns Of moAt pa
pers, but especially Of this paper, the telegraph
lc column contains, or should contain, the gen
era! summary Of American and foreign inttlh-
genne. In this respect this paper 10 fully up
penaiye to be 'up and dressed" every day. and
while it il gratifying to Us 10 )ay betoro our
readers futi intelligence each morning, it never
theleaa inpose1 great burden Of costs On thta
establishment. The only war to cursaif In this
regard. it 70 cut short Cur teiegrans-which it il
not Intended to do. Tho patrons of the INES
shall always hare all the neWs that can b caught
and anbdusd to our use up to tho latest hour
possible before putting the paper to press.
On ktegraphtt reports are ftrer abvtdgtd. and
arc a!w4Ys presented in An Ineligible form
"Thus much cannot be said of any Of our CO.
temporaries. Not one Of them beatows more
care on tbs telegraphic department thaa ia neg
estsrY to aoreeiste The dispatches until the
putting Of them In type costa but little, and un-
til they arc Of but trlhinG interest aad AdyAn.
t1ge to their readers.
As everybody knew, this was piece of boyis1
self-p1d1ug, far in advance Of any known faeta
Yesterday morning tho Timer came out miuu
Lalf column Of telegraph news 6hich wAs sen
to all the papers, and which appeared only in ths
PnEss AND TRIBUNE. The facts probably west
that tue ncEs coming at late hour tie Tine
could no. put ii in type and print It's small mai
4ditiou in season for the post oi1ice. el.rks-its
pcss being IN ancient thresling- -1na chne, ,incapa
bic of one 1,nlf the work which Its proprietor
are continually blowing a,out. II that prcs
prints orcr one half the papen Which the Time
cl,ins a. Its crcn' tlon, it Is the only one Of tn
Kind Meszrs. Hoe h Co., ever nsde. L Woul'
take the premium for velocity combined 9itl
economy and elum4ne~, over anything .s1se ere
constrnctedo Of wood and iron,
, 1859-02-18

Don't Mention it till Leg gets Well.
The Tines reads us g savage lecture on the in-
humanity. improperly and brutality Of refer
ring TO the corrupt md scandalous Democratic
administration when Tom Dyer Was Mayor,
called for short the "Dyer dynasty" Aud
what reason il given for not mentioning it1
Why, that Tom Dyer went to Springfield to
l<gllate himself into fat Office through the
means OF the Infamous Lecompton charter, and
while 1boa engaged, fell one day and broke bis
leg, which a il scarcely Jet we'll" And for
this precious reason torsootb, nothing must be
said about the desestAeie ta1-eatinR 1du,inistra-
ton when he was Mayor. 1t il *'brutal." the
zfm<a aaya, to refer to it until his leg gest
tntirtly artt.
, 1859-02-18

n B. COOKE i CO., PUBLISH TIE
1(s following valuable Law B,ols;
STATUTES or ILLINOIS Revised Rdtfor, : yols x,
IL
TREEAAN'S lLLINO15 D!aEsT ayo4 4la
Ill
BLACKWELL ON TAX TlTIEl vol. 4550,
".
1LLIS0I5 REP0RT3. Vol II. 4,
T.
LAWS or CHICAGO. vol Is.
kB-on.taa&&J hand. full Bars Of III The stste Re-
DorIa II EaB:eFn p7c T.
90 ferra1 e81l oIly.
n B. O0nEf L CO.,
les lii Lake direct.
, 1859-02-18
Judgment against Col. Benton.

The Treasury Department has notified the
Executors Of the late Col Beuton Of judg-
meut against the deceased rendered in 1926. in
favor Of the United Suites for 81. 900. The
t7oEernment claims priority in payment Tho
Executors will appeal to Congress for relief on
the ground Of the insolvency of the estate, The
assets being bardly sufficient TO pay bills owing
tor necessariea furnished to the family OF the
deceased.--St Louis Republican,.
, 1859-02-18

11roarAx7 Sur III 9sa. Ua1rsp S1A,1a Cxscu1,
.Couxr.-Betors jury in the Unttsd tsta:es Cir
cut Court, Judge Drummond presi ding, has
bean for tho past th1ss days in hearing, the suit
Of Henry ". KinRsbury, b. his nsxt {. lend, e.,
the Chicago, 81 rAu1 and Fond Dr. Lac Railroad
Company, n sation Of ejeetmept to recover noa.
session of.s narrow strip of land in ihe West
Division, forming the river front Of Waubap.;a
Addition, running pofthuard from Eipzie street
bridge, for Aboa. three blocks. The strip il Of
varying width, from nothing 10 twenty feet. and
WA shown BY faint penci|ied hne on the origi.
nal plat Of Waabsosia, drrs Hlld in 1881. sud
then taken ont and returned. md recorded in
1884.
The plaintiff is The son Of Msjor Kinesbury,
DECEASED, large iandholder In this city, and
tho strip il claimed ~ reserved By the elder
Kiuzie, cutting of Waubansia Addition from q
water 'front.' in Support ot which. the deposition
to that eftet, off. Wooliey, County Surveyor,
who made the original plat, was put in evidence,
togetbsr with the testimony OF Old residents, -
to Kinzie's declared intention nd assertion,
The Railroad Company. ~ DEFENDANTS, claim
vn tho other hand, sha. thsy hold Tho "trip con-
tested, By Tirtus of purchase Of Eots in tho Wau-
bansix Addition, which. NJ thay aliege, run to
the river. 4:
The declaration Of tho plaintiff, 1t that time
minor, was filed in 1856. Ths "Trip Of land is Of
no vslne ss9e = IN appendage, r. r<n<<r TO ste
lota 1t the rear Of tho sama, Of aich 1t cuts OF
the rires front snd no mors. I1.alue is rari-
ously estiuA&ed q. from e25.46 to $40, 900.
, 1859-02-18
One Week Later from Europe.

OHe - tEA N0tG1 1E01u 11WtuPCe
The arrival Of the Prince Albert yesterday ut
ST. Johns, gives Us one weeks later Intelligence
from Europe. Parlismcnt assembled on the tAirl;
thc Queens speech was non. committal, and entire
II silent upon the war question. The feet, how
ever, was 10 depress the Funds. both in London
and Paris. Warlikc rumo1s continue bnt they are
contradictory. The Queen also shrcatcns 10 use
force against Mexico. BreadstutA and Provisions
Here uuift hut firm.
, 1859-02-18
D1 II D,

I'D,
febyuary 18Th 1s59 Il the rta1dence Of hrf depsater
At!- Peek Ats. !. B. dTURCEFANT. In ha Sa7eu;y-
dhh sear Ct her xka.
1leudj are Invited 70 attend her funeral 1t No. Is
Bouth JsdEron Aree on the th tEE. i. o'clock r II
4 NerElch. c.. on Tuesday. 18th inst, LIKE
WfLL1AAA, OF Chicago. aged IS yelrs
At aacketa IIarbos. N. r, of Qon1uns9on On suad4y
MGR, ,1ug. the lth Inst. JAMES A. KINNEY, Egq Of
ChirsEo. l. the 18th Jtar oi h!a sKe.
Obliged but sbor< time sko, to ktve up nj businesx
he 10 his mother house to tne hse away
peace:uy beneath the stue roef that ahelered hs H.
fancy: To 1ec:ve Last kiss to the tazs Apn 1hAt
the h and 10 be borne the grave b. those
who hlalcved hin. IN h{s childhood. admired him In bis
haceles youth ard houored hl In The fulnexs Of biz
manhood mot more s,r hi hfh init grit. In business
than for his Afetonate and lovely character a chris
tan
eAcKEr's HApBok Hebrua:Y 13:h 1s5e
, 1859-02-18
BoarNirtQ.
DQrtIfulQr Notifies.

MINE PER CENT. LO sNS.-THE UN-
derdned ready 70 nekotists bYear Loar At per
eeit per AEnntn UeutFal tuanels PFC ptfty In h9
city for the puEross Of building d eissf stotts
fell cc4slv No. Is WashInetou nTrrt
, 1859-02-18
Excitement in the Missouri Legislature.
[9pxc1sl Dispatch 70 the Missouri Demo rat]

JdSTkhsox Cirr. Feb. II. 1862
Mr. pilkington stated Ia tllt Hnu<r tnday that
1housaad dollars. FIRE days ago, 10 force the Nieh-
afdson Till through the s1ot.se.
He.gaye OMeu, u FfunklIn. as authority, who
IN turn, stnted lie lad it from Blnk Director.
Great upfoIr aud excitement followed.
The House, by standing yute, Unanimously
moved the appointJncat Of Committee to exam
inc into tlic charge, with power to administer
oathx and send Tor persons aud papers.
, 1859-02-18

TnE CokvESTioS OF LAKE. UNDERwR1rEass.-
Tie Convention OF Lake Underwriters At tho
fremont House wns in session throughout yestcr-
lsy, and will not ljouru until Saturday.
, 1859-02-18

WAsHNdroH's BlRrBpAr.-Gfaud Soiree at
G. Miraso1e's Private Dancing Atadeuy. corner
of Madison CLARK 4.reeta. Is nsx open for the
season. Circulars explaining hmo and terms,
may be had at the Acsdeuy. fluvenilc cIsss
under the instruction Of Madame II. t16 SIT
, 1859-02-18

s. Here She Goes-Thcrc She Goes.''
The Iamfs possesses q singular faculty Of
blowing hot and cold. On Tuesday it declared
that The city must return to the style Of ruls
practiced BY the Dyer dynasty, in order 10 be
pleased with new "good time" On Thursday
it refused to have the new good lime judged
by that +" old gopd time" Of which every deceit
citizen has 20 vigorous recollection:
~ LOOK 0S THIS. r. THEN ON THIS.
,xponsrs TIE oooD OLD Rxrrp1A1xs 4Hs GOOD
DYER 1iAks. OLD p11R 71MkB
We need 4 return af the Republicans MAY. II they
t." ESD Wv .it ;hrr: foner 81 It o Ds,nocrs,s
s..s p5 t:eetins .ae Demo. hs:fts oeateat xe sIs
IT acitnr . ecs!on. 70 dtf:nce Q! What happened
iti+s 81 u. et. - 10 thing in q
tmet :. xe call m 4lko~d wropEand re viii not :,
asa: Ia ;2S!eas;: sD1 aae
,i@eG13%psa t25 ~ paapa;tfi .; 4na1,ds9., q -.
All Of which means % fol!ows:
1st. We necl return 10 the good old times OF
n,er& Co., when the best Democrat was the one
that could stcaI the most and cover his tracks the
LIST.
3D. That remark vas on1y intended for Demo
cratic ears. to incite tlIcm by smell Of the apoits
1" "prepatc fos battle" In arguing with Rsrub-
lir:sns NC 0on't *'1efend or apologize" Tor the
"wnugsr, rIscatics aud 1nal!easenccs committed
WHEN We were in power. You. Black Republicans
must take Us by our frese'f pure professions, and
not by our late corrupt conduct. Democrats
should always he judged by their promises on The
rye Of important elections and not By their per.
, 1859-02-18

TEE Cu1cAdo CuEss CLus.-The shcss furure
1las left its permanent effects In tue dourishing
condition Of the chess clubs throughout the coun-
Try. The Chicago Club has just taken possession
OF elegant roau1s in Portland Block.
, 1859-02-18

Observation-Disclosures and Th ornton, arrest-
ed. charged with the burglary md larceny Of
$500, On Desplaines street, hare been dis
chArged.
, 1859-02-18

GRKAT Rzruu11cAx MASS Mzxrmo m fHs 107H
"AHp.-The Republican Club OF the 10Th Ward
will meet ut Niemeyer'a House, this Friday
evening. at ~ +. N. Every Republican In the
Ward is invited 10 attend.
MAT EcEntJtR Eac
, 1859-02-18

Taz 3azp o. FsaauAR1.-1n The proeession Of
Tuesdsy nsxt va auggest thst john 4. Washing
ton b. remembered By q tzanspsrsncy repre-
ssating him in ths act Of selling his anoessee's
.rsss fer walking stiaks, and hiz boass for ssal
gifs.. " .-.,
, 1859-02-18

II 1t auction, this morning ut 10 O'Clock,
Gilbert i Sampson seli n thsis ssles. rooms,
No. 81 Like street, Isrge and elegant AasoEt-
meut Of parlor, chamber and dining g-room fas-
pi,ure, carpets, silFsrplsted ware and oil
paintings. AtDo one piano fartA.
, 1859-02-18

WIZ HAVE CONSTANTLY IN STORE
w r. n our own Mills aod upon CondeamenG
rnuf Of n ade1 pazlcafty choice kra 1eA Ct White
W!st4x Whset -Four from W4eaaan and southern ILL.,
po!a.
Crty &AAjaFA nd Aousumh On b Eed Il To- qrallty
and tpa and orders Hpn1 the countr1 pro oEI{ d4eQ
n aa. OG01 1Aa &3a, 296 8dush Wt{&1 stfqsk
taRelN = UAWEM4 h CHAPMAN.
, 1859-02-18

OLp Folks CONCERT file Old Folks give con-
eests At Metropolitan Hull on Saturday afternoon
and evening. Ser advertisement.
, 1859-02-18

II I GILBE ERT j. SAMPSON
IL &LSIe 8ock Of
cL0IHlNG, GEHTS FURNI9HlNQ GOODS.
undershirts and Drawers,
a T a y g 4 ON
N "&DnkSDAY 47RNlSG. Reb. ID. u o.. o'eIock
Va Vii ssA Il oar salenoon.
NO. az LAKE REET
{0ppo<tts tho fremont Hoaso)
a invoice Of Mems aod noJ's eaef4 Rax1ens md
IGssata Gsatss a:2s e.. s1Ees Rnh nd at vs.s ssz
Shirt co!lH. 5000! Thfe ID, Union linsns L. As
Ano-3atf dc4 und<tshts1s Aaa praNe.
fel4 lt-ca2 oAAn11sON. ,
, 1859-02-18

~ Ths Managers and Committee Of the
Matinee for tho bere6s Of the Ladies' VT, Ver-
non Fasd, in aaswsr to numerous injuries, ~
surs the pnhlie that shers will not be any mora
tickets sold ihan esn b. comfortably secouuso.
datsd. Tekst1 ean be obtainsd Of aay OF tho
Lady Managers, md at tho priaaipal oties,
Ttsuok Hessa nhl fusasr netiss.
, 1859-02-18

&dlton P7eN1nd Tribune:
Permit me- 70 inquire, through your columns,
what disposition has been made Of the surplus
fQuds Of tho ''Burna Centennial fea&iYalf" 1t
was announced in the various city journals that
ne nstt proceeds would be spplied 70 the reliet
ths 1oss,ptB 1t the eoneerta and festival must
have largely ooYered e4psuses, there has Yst,
believe. been no distribution among our pub
ic charities. viii the Executive COMMITTEES az.
ptsin this msster1 Esou1ask.
CAiaago. Feb. II, 1859.
, 1859-02-18
Aurtion GQIts.

RY GILBERT i SAMPSON
SUPERIOR H0CSEH0LD FUANTrURE,
C6rPets,
atVEa-PLA1fD WARE And on. PA1Nr1y8A
PLANO FORTE
% THURSDAY And FRIDAY MoRNlnGd Ps,,. IN,
lsto u p clock. will he sold Il opr 9torr No 4
LAte arees Af1est md beat astottuent Of TufnuFr
e1ef outfe1 II auction In tns civ it IF vGith vaa
a1ss1ak OF "%" ~9'A
R1cH PARLoR FuRnIruRE.
n Hroca*elfe Push and Hair Cloth Pa lor Sd+s T,ta,
1e1eA h<EepEou Chairs nti rarns IDak Ca&es Marhte
1oe 1Ha ftAin Genue TAbles t:artl IL, PaJior Charx
Te3 noe AockinS znd EAaJ Chairs W. It., otx Mir orr
B1cH BED ROOM FURNITURE
70 Rosewood dnIsh, Black anu aud Mahos,nv aoIt.
1leuca a. q Cottakr Hetlsf- H. M.r.I4Tpp and Plain
nufeapa "A MAshsiAn1r. MAtr.A4sa WarJTnnts
L-un31A C3Ee AXIS md Kfcktrs. >,
DfMIHG-RoOM TURNTfURE.
Bold Ok ard Walnut Dlnnz Ks,ezt1cn rse1ex Roettn<
CHAIRS. rAp1es.
Aso.-A large 22sortnent At Carpets, on pa}ntfnxs
auTsr PA&ed VAR. a.oveA 100 dos. 1uuhler.
Atao-t 8eeoud hind rsto Tos4a Yn.r4h4r ~Hh =,
lafze assort ment OF Hon sekeeptnk todd
sAe Ttt1unt Fe4ava.
A,,. GILHKRT / BAMp80H
, 1859-02-18

~ Zee advertisement OF Bonloi., Sewing Ma-
Chimes. X Lake street. ja4ly-b9o6
~ See advertisement Of Q4ater CITY $50
se"iog Aaehine- l. CoasEI1 Co.,
oc26 ~ 1s3 Lake street.
, 1859-02-18

THs MAT11xB or WAsHnaroS's B1arH, D4Y.-
On Tuesday next, srskosch's Italian Opera
Trouce will give grand matinee st AcYicker's
Theatre, the proceeds 10 be devoted to The Mt
Vernon fund, tho whols affair to be under the
supervision OF The ladies' Of this city. Now that
the ladies' have taken tho matter ont Of mascu-
line hands, il only remains for us to encourage
their devotion BY . crowded houss upon that
occasion.
Apart from the noble cause itaslf, our citizens
will enjoy = musical treat, not olssn enjoyed in
this city. The principal artists Of the lsa1ian
Opera Troupe appear in gems from the operA
aud selections suitable for tho concert room.
They will bs assistsd By chorua and orohe1sra
from tho Academy of Music, Nsx York. The
excellence Of the object will suggest itsslt to
every one, aad We can insure rich, musical
treat 70 Ill lovers Of music. Tbs advertisement
In another column contains programme md full
particulars.
NATIONAL GuAxp CApR1a-At Tho stora Of
Nessrs> Chambers i 8anborn, on Cl&rk street,
we saw = most splendid painting Of Washfng-
ton, painted BY order Of tho Oatsts to BE- placed
on their armory in Linda Block, and 70 b. L.
lamineted, - Is tbs entire building, Oh the svsn-
ing Of the 22d Of February. TIN Cadets ars
making active exertious for the parade and bslI,
and il the streets ara IN = good condition, Capt
8anborn will show our citissas and strangers,
~ we'll drilled body Of men u ever shoulder
cd inusket. We would advise Ill who intend
dancing on that evening. to purchase theis tick
ets early. - this IL tho only bail given On
that dRY.
, 1859-02-18

There will be an adjourned meeting Of the
their rooms in the Mechanics Institute Build.
ing. On Frsdny evening, February IS. at ~
o'clock tull attendance is requested.
By order Of COMMITTEES
HfypY Hnwr avr Earra{arv
, 1859-02-18

TEE ITALIAN 0PRhA Nkxr WKrk-The Italian
Opera troupe Of II. Strakoseh, Numbering in
all come eighty persons, will reach this city On
Monday BY speeist trsin from St. Lpnis, here to
open brilliant operatc season Of ten nights
which will give to our music lovers al many of
the sterling classics of tbs opsra.
The sale Of Reserved Seats for the first,
second and third night will commence shin
morning. 9 O'Clock, at the fremont Houss, and
all those nho wish to secure seass for aoJ Of
these three nights will do we'll 10 take the hint
to spptY early. "a the first night will be given
"LueiG di LammsFn,oor, with Mime. Cora do
Wilhorst, Sqnires, Amodio and NieolA in tho
principal psrts-
On the second night " "Lucr<tia Borqia,"
when H'lle Teresa Parodi will make her first
appearance in Opera in Chicago. in her great
character Of Lucretla Dorgin- Junca, The grea.
Basso, will make, on this occasion, his debut a.
Duke Alphonse. Mme. Strskoseh n Orsino,
Squires a. GeunAro.
On the third night "R Haritani" will give
first appearance 0: Sig. Brignoli, the great
Tenor.
o. Taesdar afternoon the grand matinee as
noticed elsewhere, will be given. The troupe.
which contains the unparalleled attractions of
Wilborst Parodi. Co'son. Mdme. Strskosch.
Brignoli, Squires, Anodio, Barili, Juncs, and
Nicola, will make their visit to Chicago memor-
ah}e with our community.
, 1859-02-18

,E' Cont forget Keith d SONS mammoth
clothing snlo to-day. The stock il enormous
and we'll assorted, and will b. sold. Parties
contemplating journey to Piks's Peak should
not neglect to attend. See advertisement
, 1859-02-18

The places Of hnldlnE the meetings In the different
Wards will te ~ ftl1o~s:
First Wa,d-0r!en. House, c83 Sttte street. corner Of
Van Buren,.
Eeeond Tasd-EnEre House No. :. state st1eet. be-
tWesa Van Buren aud Harrison.
Third Wa'd-Sher1G's Office.
Fourth Narl-Armory.
Ff h Watd-uouer's Hail Wet Randolph ttsee:.
E1tl WaEl-West Market Hall.
eeventh ~ard-No l5 N11th Wells streeL north Of On
tsEio.
Eighth Ward-Sort1 Market Hail.
Nsuth Wa.d-Eas4e liou.e No.
Tenth Ward--Niene5er's lIoi.l corner Of Csnsl and
Mitchell et1et,A
The Delegates elected at The Ward Meenzs wilt meet
N Convention ii the N Ecii EIcSr INSTITUTE Halt
On THURsDAf. thc 24th day Of February at O'Clock.
2. H., for TIE paEtcse o uasklnx nonin1tons-
BY order ofihe Executive Committee
1sAA0 ~ ARNOLD, President
1TEHaT HpHLAkp, setreta.y
, 1859-02-18


d A.poshD CONVICT +" LIMBO AeA1S--4af
Aot1@e fAss'o'.-Hos long slnee Young man
n."ea one.'s tseaoo'en., eoo'"s III 'oe
"''eons'n on" 1t1'on II "sapun' onaef 'oor
Jeo.e n'epe' 'ot o"s8'11' wa Pa3aoaeu ou'
oy 'no uo''f1of' On secoant o' eonn'mso 'l''
neal'a' to7 enee" o. ''e'oaA ''te" no ma
oa'e stt'o" III ooal'o'ttnen' esenpeu' s0at OF
An'le 7ko' ana ~. fe'AAen n @uls s'13' - sSu'
u ou' teAoe'' VIII le"enoe''
1ne ground Of nls very recent pardon VA
that by change Of atr aud treatment be might
OBTAIN 8 cure Otherwise aopelees. It would
seem that in more Ways thsn one h's case Is oe-
yond cnFs. He arrived IN thus city week or
Two since, and gave At various stopping places
o,usreat ellses. .oae OF MS nsst moYes hsre
was 70 procure palf OF aseel nips' the
hsnol"ofk Of akilltaN herman loehanitn'
"no oy the way would 90 well 10 restrict nls
, 1859-02-18

eJ We arc informed that many Of the dis
tinguished nen Of our country hare been inrit-
cd to attend the grand banquet for ladies' and
gentlemen. ut thu Richmond Honse on the 2ad
inst, among whom we would mention, the Hon.
Edward Everett. hon. Rufua Cboate. Governor
Banks, L. D. Morgan. W. II. BisselI, Moses # il
ner, 4. T. Chase, Randall Willard, Hon. Lewis
Csss, and Hon. 3. c. Winthrop.
TEE STUDENTS FEs11yAL.--The Students Fes.
tiral at Bryant, Bell L S.ratton's Commercial
College Rooms last evening was a decidedly bril-
lant and successful affair, With scarcely prece-
dent this season IN these respects. Probably no
suite OF rooms in the city would have 80 well &C.
cotnmodated pombcr equally large. Eekardt
led tue multitude, and the Great Western Band
discourscd their best notes. The whole affair
reflects high credit upon the Students and Alumni
Of thix excellent and widely popular institution.
PosTroNExENr OF TEE sKAT1HG PARTY.-The
COMMITTEES appointed to mike the arrangements
for the "GEani Skating Excursion to Crystal
Lake," announce that owing 10 the unfavorable
weather on Thursday, the 17:h inst, the Excur-
sion has been postponed unlil Saturday, tie 1ssh
init, "hen the day promises TO be 1ayorabls fol
the enjoyment ot winter sports. the Excursion
taln will leave the passenger station Of the Chi
cago, St. Paul and Fond dn Lac Railsoad, at $50
An Excursiouis4 IRE requested to be "a hand
- early ~ 9:l5. e:
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hbu:ek 1uch th4t theY eau ke al Law BOOK 1t he
lowest orltts-oft leWerthan eAateTn prices.
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o. make tessonl application u this aiahruent "a her
than u.chA from tEa sl,nx dealera, Tho axens Of
eastern nousea All beols purchased here w.rr&1el
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