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, 1859-01-22
Western keSonrceA.-LetteT from ". u.
Ogden.

Mr.. Osdea's letter, which We publish this
morning on the second page, viii be read
with u1u:ual Interest, Us we'll on account of
the subject discukad and the ability with
which it is treated, rs from the wcll-dcscrved
reputation Of the writer for cfo4r, COM
prchcnsive views and great business sagac;ty.
Tho letter was written 6o1nv time ayo, VS. Hs
datc will show, hui failed reaching US until
quitc recently; hut the time that has inter-
yeaed letracts nothing from its interest, lut
on the contrary lend, an additional attraction
to it, since it has brought about the fultilment
Of some Of The writer's predictions, aid given
Us the beginning ri HAT general recovery fronl
prostratiou which the letter 20 clearly de.
Iuonstrate, to he inevitable.
, 1859-01-22

Sevlces the Church Il The Ascension. {Eoiscnpal,
Oak street. between ~is and La&aie streets, North
Divou eysE5 Sunday at ta1f past o'clock i. Il and
seven O'Clock 2. II. Su7Iay fchool at hafpa.t one
o'elockP u. Rev. q. Aerrell. Rector, 1esdence 3ll
Helis ftfect
The Cha1actsrlstcs and Worship f4dar, forms the
sub:ct discourse It the New Jerusalem Eenple. TO-
moro. evening NIX o'coc.
Divine Services TO be he'd at the frs. E1Rlish Luth-
eran Church cot7cr OF W4b.sh avenue and ceEETesss
to-m5How at1ok L. ~, and * F.. N. Rev. D.. Martin
Rector.
-Tle .Cnity Of Mankind will be The subject Of the
discourse tomorrow eEennEtn the Second Presbyterian
Church t1.er. Dr. pa.terson's}. Tie services vii cop
1nence at X O'clock
The Rev. Dr. Rice will deliver the secoza Lecture ola
couse npon the "Fu'ure State. IN the North rresby-
teran Church on saboath etenIns ri last, subject
wi I'll Mankind be Saved"
, 1859-01-22
A DisSrace{ul Affair.

TAsmSG7ox, Jan 2l.--As the Hon George
Taylor, Of The House, was psasing one Of the
Halls Of tho Capi.ol. this afternoon, be over
heard highly odsnsise remark from Mr. Wal
drou, Of N. T., made 10 the la1ter's comp auion.
Approaching Lii. W., Ar. Taylor asked whethe.
that langusge was directed aRaiost HIM. On re-
ceivinR, After sone he.;sstlon, response, Iii.
TAylcr resented she in,uit By biting Mr. TAYLOR
with his dss- Iii. Taldrcn slruck back with IN
umbrella, of which Mr. I. got possession After
it passed from Ar, VS. bands, be struck him
with it, and then threw it at hin. Other parties
int.rpossd, and prevented furusS difficulty. It
il said Mr. T. presented the charges or which
Ar. ". rss removed from the office of Deputy
Collector In the Custom House Of New Yurf.
, 1859-01-22
The 1t. Nicholas Hotel Compact.
fErrtn FIR y u, Erhn,ne pnu4 fAth

We are authorized 10 state that the report Of
difficulty touching the requirements of the
agreement entered into By the four trunk lines
between the Erie and pennsylrarja Central il
without foundation in fact nor haa their bsen
any devia,Iou OF the part Of either company
frcm the compact We suppose that call from
that agreement was prompted py the sdditiona Il
freight which the southern roads are eunbled Ia
secure, By reason ofthe continued favorabIe con.
dltlon ot the Ohio river. Atthe regular month
y meeting Of the fur companies, 10 be held at
baltimore on the Il h iuet., this will no doubt
b. o prominent N alter Of Consideration. FRO.
64a'y propositio us = i'll BE- made By tho New
York roads to alter the water rata. Nth I view
OF reducing the difference between water and
rail carrisge. The southern roads will OF coarse
meet the matter With the fact thas during the
simmer, when the Ohio il low. they are sub.
jected 10 4 like disadvantage.
, 1859-01-22
LOCAL MATTERS.

# Ma, tp1roR: What Can the Sons of
HsiIA b. up to now2 Ia it another Morgan dis
appearance affair! Hhy these inBignia-these
Blind placardss IL not the country IN danger!
Who cln answerr Is the Rsczeans's doom
foreshadowed!
ET Grover i Bakers new and unequa1led
Family Sewing Machines, running at great
speed, slmost noiseleasfr now open, 1t $50,
$65 aud &75. Il. ALEXANDER, Agent
jal9 St cSl loo Lake street.
Doors And pSHoEs.-McDougall, Feuton i Co.,
100 Lake street, corner Of Wells, cannot BE- un-
de14oid- We will sell for the next 80 days-
lsdies' Foxed GAiters rs
Do Kid Congress Caters LES
DO kid md Morocco Slips aud Ties so
Do Morocco and Calf Boots Loo
Mems Buffalo OEershoes les
Do Calt Boots Of our own m=ke 400
DO Kip Boots Of one osn mako 800
Do Calf Congress Gsitera 200
Remember the old store, noted ID grea. bar
gsins-19o Lake, cor. Wela- jals 1w cl7
~ Wheeler Il Wilson's Sewing Machines.
NORTH Western Ofice lG7 aud lG3 Lake street.
GEO. Il CHITTESDES, Ageut-
HT See advertisement OF Bonloir. Sewing Ma
chimes. lo2 Lake street. ja41y-bS0G
- See advertisement OF Quaker City $40
Sowing Machine l.. CoRNxLL i Co,
oc26.1y 13s Lake street.
, 1859-01-22
Arrival of the California Overland
Mail.


Mail.
ST. Louis, Jau. 20.-The overland mail, Of
the eth uts. with two passengers, hiss arrived
Tbs Presidents Mesaage reached S4u Fran.
cisco ct o'clock on the morning OF the 2Glb,
nineteen days aud two hours from ST. Louis
The Message hardly meet, expectation, espe-
cial[Y on the Pacific Railroad
The holidays we're being observed with extra
ordinary unanimity+
Dates from Victoria are to the 18th of Dsceu-
ber.
There was great suffering On Fraser River,
from cold.
The steamer Enterprise left Fort Hope for
Langley on the 9Th. With 125 passengers, aud
WIS froz:u in on her way down. There being
no provisions on board, the passengers attempt
ed to go 10 Langley overland. Sno~ falling,
they lost th-ir way, and after three days ine1-
pressible suffering, during which live or Elk
we're frozen to death, the weather moderated,
aud the steamer got tree, and cams down and
took the survivors to Langley.
4 petition ID being circulated at Victoria for
the removal Of Cav. Douglass.
Mining had almost entirely ceased at Frazer
River. BUSINESS stagnant- Considerable rain
had fallen.
, 1859-01-22
New \ ouk Money MArket--Government
Loan

fFrnm the N. 7. Evening PoEt+ 1fth.l
The tone Of the money market il perhaps less
in favor Of the borrower. Ratea sre without
quotable change The probability il, however,
that rather better terms will be established dur
ing the coming fortnight.
Tho prospective wants Of the government
hare no doubt IN Influence upon lenders. There
ia much reconnoitering in the market with ret.
erence to the award Of Monday next The im-
preston appears 10 be quite general that the
bids mil aversge full one per cent less than the
frbt ten miIlinns.
The city of Washington brings heavy cargo,
which will lncrease the payments of duties at
the Custom House, which vera before large.
Tester ay the smount received was over $780,
600. which is the lsrgest since August. 1857.
The actual suipu,ent Of bullion by the Africa
WAS 3474, 500, which is about VII 1T WEE expected
, 1859-01-22

1He 4"a1un1c Ff1&efu11y Oh ouaaas
TORONTO, Z. VI Jan. eo.-The frs: regular
halfJearly meeting Of the Aasohic Grand Lodge
OF Cautda, since tue nnion Of the two Grand
Lodges. IN JnIy l4's, i; b:ing he'd heTs, con-
r. Of tue Grand Lodge Of England, recognizing
tho Independence Of the Graod Lodge of c.
nada, Vas laid before the meeting aud gava gen
erai d1ssatisfAction. 4 Uniform ritual fcr al
Canadian Lodges WAS adopted
, 1859-01-22

S- Prof SpeDce will lecture before the Har-
mouial Society Sunday morning aud evening,
January Esd. Conferelce meeting at o'clock.
, 1859-01-22

Boerox, I'm. 2l>-The bark Lawrence, belong
ing 10 this city VAS seized yesterday at EeE Lon
sASe voyase to the ccast Of Africa The Law
renee formerly belonged to kennebec, and has
bean employed IN The 1hallog buziuess.
, 1859-01-22

Earthquake on the Island OF Jamaica
NEW foEk: 1au. 2l.-Advices from Kingston,
Jamaica, OF Dec. 9Th, stats that terrific shock
Of % earthqaake va falt there On tho morning
Of &hs 25d, c&usiaS soma damage.
, 1859-01-22

A QLoR1ors AcH1KrkxExr aY GATErrr!-
Nothing can exceed the success achieved By J.
G. Gayetty's Medicated Paper for the Water
Closet. Piles will soon be = disease no longer
known except in nsuat. This pure medicated
paper is ucequalled 81 preventive. and nn1p-
proachahls as cure. The proprietors wish it
to be spoken Of according to its merits only. Il
il very cheap-100o sheets Tor Il; 500 sheets
fer so Cents. Bold bY all druggists, and at the
discorerer's depot, II Am s.reet, SeE York
~. 6. Gayettv" is watermarled in each sheet,
and his autogra ob il oa each package. Sent by
excress from a Ann street, New York, upon
receipt Of price, The trade are invited to cor
respond ~ to terns For sale By j. H. Reed &
Co, wholesale and retail druggists. III LAG
Lake street, Chicago. jag 2.'c63
sB- Messrs. Colby! i Co., IFS Rsudolph
street, are just in receipt Of choice and ele'
CANT assortment Of Bookn BY the beat authors,
published in the best manner Amongst others
we notice on their shelves Or. Hollands Bitter
Sweet, Mrs. Holmes Dora Deane and u a9gie
Miller, Homestead and hillside, Miles Standlsh,
aud host Of others by the best authors MesaEa.
Colby are conducting their Business with their
uonted liberaIisy, and making handsome pres
ent OF jeEelry TO each purchaser Of o book
S- Prof Spence will lecture before the Har-
muuial Society Sunday morning and evening,
January 23d. Conference meeting at O'Clock.
j122 II
s-Ty- See advertisement OF DR.. Sapfurde' Liver
{nY1yoratnr in nnothe.' column.
, 1859-01-22

The AMERICAN SMoKER--We know several
nat;rc Smokers, but the genuine "AneEican
Smoker ii L little Instrument sold by Ed. o.
band ut Liz fremont House Ci.ur Stand,
, 1859-01-22
STATEMENT OF THE STATE ASsAyER-

bosIpS, uecembef OIL 1871.
SAMCEL NICHOLSON, E$Q.-Dfar Sir:-uay-
ing examined specimens Of your patent wood and
pitch pavement, uu the cluscwly Of tbc Boston
Mill Dam, and On South B,stnn Bridge, as also the
other inpzovenents you lave made it, this kiud
Of pavement IN Mason and Exchange streets, aud
having made due inquiry Of persons residing on
actual wear Of the new roads paved by you, and
the influence Of heat, cold, and water upon the
sal1 nads 50 pared, am prepared to state, that
your method bas been proved IL le vJl,ahle i'm
proStment, OF Eruat Importance 10 the cnmuluni-
~. II i Obvious that your pavement il, willie
firm enough to support the heaviest carriages and
loaded wasons, ll1r Most noScl.ss and c!canlv,
giving hut little II any dust, aud forming no slip
perry mud.
II il 70 tight as to prevent the entrance Of
water, and therefore il not liable 10 I've hcaycl By
fro1t, against which your mas1ic or cement also
hcss, beng an imperfect conductor Of heat
In reply to Tour question, IS 10 the eject Of
this Kind of pavement in southern aod western
cities Of the United Siatas, in preventing the
emBnatlon Of masmatic vapors from the soil, 1
would state my confident belief, that By shutting
of she uater from ste snrface Of The street, and
bT preventing e1halatiout caused by the action
Of she suns heat on net aoilE, OF earth aod veg.
etaois mnttefa. that your pavement will act ns a
[ h'RhtT SANITARY means, wherever it is ezten-
stvely employed IN paving the streets Of west.
! err Rnd southwestern cil,eG- It will evidently
! protect The cities 80 far AZ it can be made tc
cover up the ground. from which tniasmatis
| yapoEs tEise.
Respectfully, your obedient serraat
! CHAnLEs T. JACKSON, n. D.,
] Aasayer to Massachusetts and Boston.
, 1859-01-22

EARS1SGs OF TIE G. l. c. u. r Il. FOR JAN.
The eatuings Of tie G. l. c. U. X. Il. for the
month Of January were as follows
48SAttSel
, 1859-01-22

TIE CLEVELAND LonGE FEs1tyAL.-Tbis is
always crack adlir, and vii take place this year
about the third Of February pruxirno.
, 1859-01-22
PRESS AND TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY MORNING. JANUARY 20, 1853



The full aud elaborate review nf the Com
mcIce OF Chicago and Of its Public and Pri-
yate Improvements for the year 1858, pub
llshcd in this journal on The LIST inst, has been
issued in pamphlet form, and may be had at
the PrEss AND TRIBUNE Counting Room, No.
43 Clcrk street, W Ftails. Parties who Jailed
to get copies ef Tue paper to seEd 10 their
friends abroad, can now have their orders
Beccher and Ting.
Tbs admirers Of the abore named gentlemen
Ind who are not:-sre referred to the third
page Of this mornings issue.
, 1859-01-22

tI ~ G 81 s:;;;;{zE:;es {E@5|t2 80
= Connect 1t LoItlakHooA With The Northern R2IIxay
kCapAas. md II ToEoato WNh the GRIND Tr1ik R.it.
fer Mo-tzfa2~ q Qt:becstottAod and -Boat'n. Al
vi3eea and II *deasbarg With she Teruont Cen,rAi
lire for Bo>toa aud tnteFoedzte poL Vermont
Central between ukdenshufxa a1,d Bo1sop.
The ,bove Linz Il uneanA4ed Lr reau A,it7 srd d.
patch t. Ps&str9e"s aod setxht b.treea the Heate1n
1od Ea ter7 aad New E1+1And St4te1 aud EaaAdA.
Puf {retsht or p4s&4Re apply II
:. T. tPx %JkR Co.. Agents,
iIe16ncA 1oqt of LRszle ktretk lhlcASp, III
, 1859-01-22

MosiEn DIscaAuGkD on Ills Own HEcoGSIz4ScE.
la the Circuit Court yesterday the case ef
People Is. John Moser, indicted for the murder
Of John kassner, ia 1856, nearly three FEARS
since, as stated in our LIS: issue, was called for
trial, but from the absence Of witnesses in the
long lapse Of time since the occurrence, and
from the known circumstances Of the affair,
which stamped it as ot the nature Of justi6abe
homicide, the prisonen Mosier. was released on
his oTn recogpizance in q. 900 to appear at the
next term Of court, when the trial will be had
for rnaus}auRhter.
, 1859-01-22

BosToS. Decc:nhsr H. 1857.
The undersigned. resloeuts oi south Boston,
or it's vic.aity. having occus;ou to pahs over the
bridge leading to Sta street a'n1oss daisEy. hare
noticed, with great satisfaction, the beauty, &c.
curity aud durability Of the 'tSlcoisoa pare.
ment,' which is laid down On the sou.hsrly
portion of The bridge.
Considering the incesssnt travel over this
thronged asenue-much Of which is By the
heaEiexs tennis, cartirg iron to aud from South
Ros.on ~nnd thnt large proportion of the
Quincy granite, in loads Of many tons each,
passes over this bridge; considering, also,
shat during the eighteen months this pavement
has been iud down no perceplible wear Of it's
surface. or displacement from frost OF otherwise
appears; that it affords an admirable iootin <
for horses; exhibits great evenuesa Of surface,
aud promises Durability without requiring fire..
queot and expenslse repairs; and. understand
ing that its original cost is moderate, we are Of
opinion that its general iusroauction is highly
important aud desirable.
Cyrus Aleer, Thos Thacher. Jr.,
Eoeu. 4. Lester, h. T. Reed,
Henry " Washburn, 1|tdf. Ldy S:att l. Go
AIrer L. Reed Wm g. Dorr
, 1859-01-22

DE. DRowssoS's LEczrnE-Dr. o. 4. Brown
500 delivers the GnA lecture OF his course ut
Mechanics Institute Hall on Monday evening, :ls
will be seen by announcement elsewhere.
, 1859-01-22

CorSTEnrElTEns PLKAD GrILTY.-.John Hull
ah,l John Lilly, two notorious cauatetieitcrs az
rested by Marshal Dougherty, Of the Southern
District Of illinois, plead guilty in tie United
States Court at Springfield, day or two since.
, 1859-01-22

santa Anna President Of Venezuela.
NEW foaK, Saa. a1.-Advices from Yene..ela
OF fJsa. 2. state that Geu. Santa h.d h+ec chc.,
en- President Of that Republic.
, 1859-01-22

- On our fourth page will be fauad the an
nourcement in full Of the managers Of the De.
nent Building Association.
, 1859-01-22

nR, ALLP0RT'S NOUTH-WA9H. -
IL Hepartd snd so1d vhol4ssts ind fskau h
aA1akIf :;e4S1: A..esEEx
~ II 4s' f8 Tfs 1f4eA
, 1859-01-22
fur 5Qlc.

NUTlCE. - IL DRAIMEN AND Fy
~ PRta-hfS.-t tAyc fo- saI- cue god rynck
A2on An1 aE.4es dsr aoId Axel U:Ars sn.f NJ
ne:se. the 4h 'su for 1a!o chrap. Inquire Of l. FL
aad Dearborn atrre&A III -. !" -@eF
, 1859-01-22

- ~ ~.
THE MEMBERS uF UNION LODGE no,
~ Aud the members generally. Are requ eat4 10 b
n Ate deuce lUE3 'At. th- ath ln.1 II i'd ov'.
ha. % K.ndo pa strret at O'clock s tuz the pur
pose ot AHs AT prnpcrly ta II lie Civic
md hi:a Pfoees.ioa - had n 4or ii lhe "a.
t<halA Aua YES ~ u the olrth of sob IT Burna
BIZ spen14toa granted bf U, d tif4nd MI etrr
sc wills the nssnuers at appear oa th. -ccaAlon Ia
Full heK liA- BEN EY3TEt
ia 3t46i REQ dIox Il c-n,.v
, 1859-01-22

Tue WEA1uKR.-The ehauga downward in the
mercury Was marked yesterday and towards
evening was registered in red noses. and ger-
era( street appearances Of 4 winter pattern. F.
l.. O'Hara sends u from his drug store, No. 80
West Randolph street, the figures for the past
few days rs follows:
, 1859-01-22

81 4 wretch Of a fellow named Baker, h.s
been arrested and held to bail in $500 for forge
r. and passing counterfeit money, the twin
crimes the fruit Of his desire to defraud Ga jg-
nerant German lad named uemlich out II tie
palsry sum OF four dollars, dear price. howe7-
er, it would seem for Bakers little soul.
, 1859-01-22

Tue DsARBoRS 3TaEET VolcASo-1t il the
talk Of the town that the gambling establishment
in the Dearborn street five story marble block,
has within short time pas. been made bank
Of ittre rather than Of dtpotst by the sciive ex.
sttions Of few experts in such runs. Rumor
d1es the sum lost at one sitting few nights
since al 500, which. With other drAfss has left
the institution but weakly Ali ths more reason
that ,ha new city charter Of Dyer, Haven 4 Co.
should pass, and thus lend helping hand to
these private bankers, who being +" good Demo-
crats." might, under favoring auspices; make
their establishment desirable (for then) ad.
junct to the City Treasury.
, 1859-01-22

CH1cAGo ToCRIsrs IN TRouBLE- We learn
that dag or two stnce, ii St. Louis. we'll
known Chicago shoplifter, named Heck, haring
the several aliases Of Levi, Edas, Abraham, &c /,
was arrested in order to ob ain his Ikeaess aud
hnd bis confederates- After sitting for bis pic
ture be was set at liberty aud shsdowed TO d
steamboat bound for New Orleans, where three
mora Of tho g.ng were fonnd-Isido1s Wynan,
L. Newman and Louis Baker.
The entire party were taken into custody and
their baggage, consisjng Of four we'll, blled car
pct baRs, wAa ssized. A nav trunk wsa also
found 6lisd With eheice silk4- In their posses
zion were found thirteen bolts of silk, one dozen
fne gsuze reila, ops bolt Of cloth, and several
reunantA. They had also four loose coasa with
espaeious poctets On the inside for tho storage
Of stolen property. Tbs psrtY wers en- toate for
wintss u ths South, Just Gks honest folk,
, 1859-01-22

The Louisville Tailor Case.
Loc1ay1LIs, Jan. 2l-Tbe Kentucky appellate
Coort has decided the eelabrsted LoulsyifI.i.;l-
cuuhert-
, 1859-01-22
THE CITY.

A3rAt tho Afnmry, yeslerday, the docket gave
only few small cases-a light haul.
aE- The ice cutters were at work yesterday on
our river. Last night WAS favorable to the growth
Of taat staple-
, 1859-01-22
4 Fatal EXPLOSION

!, hIIM1ScroS, Del, Jau- 20--About four o'clock
15ls +. ~. one of Dupout,s powder mills Ia he
nagity 5ssd' exploded. killing James Gbbso1s
and John Grant. The shock WIS very .evere ond
w1s felt for miles around.
, 1859-01-22

e. WeMarn that the house Of worship Of the
Church Of tue Holy Communion, Rev. Mr. WHIP
pie, rect r, On Wabash avenue near Stale Street,
is 81 rear completion that it will he ready tr
occupancy week flom Tomorrow.
, 1859-01-22

rcx<A tor tha Mus cal Ren .L 81 cit. ea-h: rckess
for tbs Bail and Aaau-t &1--au0,ttluH Geptiemsn
and Lsdy4o hs uAd Il t7s rrrustt Heu T. y, Vii khe
snIlc Ao r. OF Mf T. eti% Ids hA- hin Atteet Or
oftne heu4besa Of toe ,irueral Cuu oiuea,
The tao Grand Piano RoEe5 \ Il vi occ.slen and
knil1 fur 4t'aei ~ c. L W~tka.A I. .n| n GooId.
Te COMMIT enof AEraaseea=n't respsclt4I' tnl"r tho
h+aeuet sh:7 ho g .l oe ens <orths at ion
4 o5ok. Gun aiming the truxr.4T.n: orf. : kousa
AnA tha4 |. = Aole tul. Mi. xIds rye-l n
chicago. -1u" by tie Wo En.r4v ~ Of ,e 70.
e. s1h be published and he the III Il j.
bAkaAf. ~ Lake IT, Price u tts
~ Pa:tIes mn he co4al 4:tea lfu1 the Ann Vt.
SAT-. will d II u1s ~, u he K& l.
ru1tA btpre,raIl< her tao4u.s ric4e It II: Office
0. The T3ex2o2t tonSt,
, 1859-01-22

Msssss. W1DsN0RTH + WELLS, u Chicago,
Have bern Appointed AGENTS tot ii sals of the Boots
a2d Eho<a aud Authotx. d - dispose u 1oRn and
County 81. hiA
soutna atons addressed t. them CT the underlined
viii t. cxi, prope~ ATTENTION.
CAAsE MCKINNEY co.,
46&M TAte4 s., Box&oo, A114
, 1859-01-22

N. B.-1his Invention Is i complete protection npra
tha ertAn3 o3 ffAfts nra&s<x 4pec141y Ad4pe
ed 10 hlnefs use ! d I'll oocapaon1 NhlIa - aeul4ry
f1tl3fh1
, 1859-01-22

ns- In tie Circuit Court, yesterday, Jas. Page,
tue lad who plead guilty to Z charge Of horte
stealing, a few days since. WAS arraisned for sem
tencc. From extenuating circumstances Eet forth
by his counsel, and further from his having been
already seine time Imprisoned. lie received
nominal term Of one day IN the County Jail.
, 1859-01-22

p1 Il D.

IN Thursday nnrntuE Goth tns :. by lie Rev, y l.
Rice, August U5 P. Sn.hF q ID OR me sANHaR-
p1 e D.
At Osw-so. 1liro.. oa the evening c! the Hi. !nss
AS:i EI.E vie Of juha 5=ettt, aod daughter o.
Thomas JenntnEA E.a. Of Warwick. tr1rxe equity
r., l. the 3lth yeAr OF her.Age.
, 1859-01-22

q The conrict murde1ers, McNamee aud
Finn. share the same cell, on the south corridsr
Of the Jail. The latter maintains the ssne CON-
posure and absence Of emotion that has charce-
teriz.d him throughout McNauee, On Tie
contrary, is maa Of more feeling, end is OF
t,nes painfully afflicted by his terrible situatlor-
, 1859-01-22

% superb painting. ''The binding Of
Samson by the Philissiaes," is on exhibition d.
d. B. Cooks l. Co.'S Bookstore 1t wus prize,
drawn bY gentleman ID this city. at the late
drawing Of the Cosmopolitan Art Association.
, 1859-01-22

M NSTREL uALl-Nu LIS AND ll7
4E4 Kaodolla hzeet between c11x aud DeafoQFo
Fe1ae dinstrels and Bu.!esque Opera comply.
The Maa2xers IN presentnx 1ca aovei enses-
tAnuen1 70 ue pdles md xrrtrto of fh.caxp have
SpAfrd oeteF pains or e1os1ar to make one Sae
atoet peaxAos bl >ce9 Of Amusement IA Tho chr
csrus Of Admission + ceutA Urche.lrs ytas - cenA
dt8- t11o-b -b1l1
, 1859-01-22

FiSHT OR FO0LIEH.-Thc J014t7lul Of yesterday
says:
The ct about The weight Of G>h, few days
since, wAs tinalIy decided by the parties in inter
est yesterday. live sucker having been procured
from the Calumet.
Tie odds were 10 to l-$2 500 to $7s0-that
pisces would weigh half Us much in the water Us
out at IT,. Oa the triai OF tue sc.ies it was found
the weight WAS exactly the same. and the $3.50 was
paid over to the winning party.
We Let "10 to II that somebody's head con-
ncctcd with the above would weigh as much TO IN
ounce, after tho brains were rcm,ye1 The SUN
Of $40 might have been saved to tue loser by an
investment in some approved elementary treatise
on Natural Philosophy.
, 1859-01-22

Tue LAW INSTITUTE L1BaAax.-To the credit
those who gave direction to the same. the Ii
brary room Of the Law Institute, ia the third
story Of tho Court House, must be pronounced
one of the most elegant and, altogether, sui.s-
BILE apartments for the purpose We hare ever
seen- The Institute will, in its iDtl1erco upon
the bar Of our city and county, abandsut1y ren.
der the Investment good one. Whatever
tends 10 elevate tie standard Of the legal pro.
fezson, is Of direct aad reldily aPpEeciable pub.
lie advantage. Tue room hiss been handsomely
fitted up and carpeted, aod the present prog
pecta for furnishing the shclves are the moat
favnrAh}e and promianp
, 1859-01-22

~ Wheeler Il Wilson'S Sewing Machines.
Noru- Western 0aice lG7 and lG3 Lake street.
GEo. l. Cu1TTESDES, Agent.
, 1859-01-22

~ See advertisement OF Quaker CITY go
Sowing Machine. l.. CoaXxLI & Co,
oc26-1y 18s Lake street.