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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-31
M. ne VALLEYS

Fa. ne WALLETS
Great French Remedy FOE Female lrrcsn.
Iar1G7cs.
For Suppressed Ntnses, Scunty, Dellying or Painf 4,
Neasesi ter lH1ttes Leucorrhea, softh too Sean
Nsnssruasiom; Htodne1o, and other sa.eyfngs darn
TIE Nen8es.
from these difficulties, and know how unpleasant 1t is
describe t,emto hysician can appreciate the value n
simple efficient remedy which they may always ha
athand, AID apply at pleasure.
should be known that the frequent irregularities
Which young females subject, unless properly cur
frequently lay the diseases the sra,
and formidable character. But comparatively few cir
glide this period without either proper aid OF the cot
mission of grave The advantages of home reml
dy for all such cases win be duly appreciated.
Pride, 81. Sold only BY
LAUGHLINs q BUsHPIELD,
oc4 Druggists Monroe ST j.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-31


THE British Association recently held their
annual meeting at Aberdeen, and the Queen
invited 200 of them TO Balmoral to broadcast
One Of the Swans gives lugubrious account of
theyisit. The party started from Aberdeen at
Eve in the morning, had to ride thirty-six miles
in rain, arrived at Balmoral soaked, were re-
ceiYed by one Of the royal Jcames Plush gentry,
and were told to put their wet overcoats and
rugs on the wet grass under damp tent
Then they were ordered to another tent. in
which they all stood, kicking their heels, wet
cold, and Rercely hungry, till two III. the day,
when the Queen and Prince passed 1y 10 wit.
ness some Highland games, which they all had
also the enjoyment of observing, standing, for
one hour and half driving rain, with an.
petites of famished wolves. at half past s.
lunch was announced There uprose avid.
hystertcul yell, q tremendous stampede; a grand
pas do charge by the franticaly voraIious.
upon#the yictuals. .such scramble Ineysr
was at before, oxclaims one who was there.
But when the plate was filled and the glass was
brimming, there was no chair to sit down upon.
otablc to sit at, and the ravenous gentlemen.
ofscience were nonplussed, BY having. in one
banda plate Of eatables, and in the other ..
glass Of champagne, and no how to cut and eat
the one and toss of The other. These gentle.
men of science, art and literature were received
and treated the same as the tenants and farm
servants who5came to witness the sports. So
Rpeh for royalu appreciation,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-31
PUBLIo- SALE OF OWN q rs & GROUND.

GU wheeling island, NOV. 10. 1850.
Sas H. ont The above date Daaielzau
Tor sale, at Public Auction, 0nthe around the fol-
towing valuable properly, situated Wheeling island ia
Lot: No. H. 10, anu 80 to-.
back to Huron aey hundred nd twenty feet
I scty 'SGso ground fronting, York street, running
Sh there Is small frame buttdpg 800 Of ground
on zane street, north the Suspense Bridge and
John MorRans property in whole or in parcels
70 sun purchasers and ground more ar IesS
Ohio River - so SOY pt1HSt OF 4Ne
and two Title given on day 81 sale dsFsrgS
payments secured by ~ III.
appt9Hea security. - zzg5 G. L. ORANNlER,
z,t Attorney for Daniel Zane.
VIII also sell shares Of the WeeIfn
G3a5bemont Bridge Company Stock, orEsUc nUnheE ~
Srea as may be desired persons DESTROYS purchaS
aH"453::+o.4.. g. L.. iORANGlER,
z0SS1e-tu Auornr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-31

WnEs Mr.; jefferson! was asked prospecting biz
religion, bis memorial answer was:
Tits known to- God and myself It's evil
dcnce before the world is to be knownsin nv.
life; thatihas been honest and dutiful 5socic
5ty, the religioniw which has regulated tcannot5b
asbad one.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-31

is common observation that there are more sufferer
from among Americans, than can be found amor
any other CIVILIZED nation The is obvious.
take too It'll and forget the the body
the pursuits OF business In all such cases. ord
nary medicines Gen DO little good What required isju
such 0nic andnVigorat0r DR.. ITCSteter give
to the world, in his CELKnR4TED The weak an
nervous denEen of the counting exhausted
eE upon the and the Frustrated student of
lamp have found aaonderfu regenerator In
and prefer Il to preten ous, but ec;
agent iS SO magical in III influence upon fran
nature to expel the terrible ferns Of disease WIZ
would not give It al rialH
= Sold by. druggists and dealers eYeryWhere.7=
tS5 See al rtsement in another column. octt
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-31

soNE curious experiments have recently ia.
ken place at Paris to- test now continuance for
protecting fircmen|from the action of the flames,
and enabling them to resist the strong heat. Ii.
consists Of gloves made Of amianthus, kind Of
filamentous, incombustible mineral, helmet OF
the same material fitting into another of wire
gauze, and shield, besides other garments of
the Laboye mentioned materials. Three men
having put on the gloves, were enabled to. carry
iron bars alta white heat for three minutes,
without being obligedto let go their hold
Straw was afterwards set fire to in n large cast.
iron cauldron, andcontnually kept up while a
fireman wearing tho double helmet above mem
toned stood above the flames, which he warded
off with the shield Although they rose at
times above his head, he was able to keep his
post for minute and a half Numerous other
experiments were tried which demonstrated the
success of the materials used.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-31

TnE woman of "property and standing
C01iedio's wife)5o at least ofjewels and self
consequence, created great sensation on the
morning express train from Boston TO tbscity,on
Saturday week, says the springfield Republican.
Ungloving her ringed fingers, she missed a sew
enty dollar diamond ring. Fancyins she saw
it fallon the floor, tho whole car load of people
were routed in the search for the "precious
stone," but.without revealing its whereabouts.
Suspicion of "fou play" was increasing, and
pockets were to be turned inside out, when it
was suggested that the ring might be in her
glove, where, sure enough, it was found; but
rings and laces still insisted that it did fall upon
the floor.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-31

OLD "ossawat,omie's'' easeis taking rather a.
curious and exciting phase, according to the
last despatch from the.scene of trial. His wit
nesses were,called, but nobody appeared, where
upon, Ossawattomie rose from his cot and de-
claimed at length upon the probabilities of his
having fair trial. His counsel, it will he
seen, followed up his speech with.the announce
nlent of INTERROGATION, which We think was
proper enough, as it was clear that they had no
confidence in Brown, nor helm them. Brown,
seems, had sent for, or ordered to be sent for,
certain parties as Witnesses and lawyers who
had not arrived, but whom he was expecting.-
The despatch says that Browns speech and plea
for time, was regarded as trick, and that
straightway the people around there became
panic stricken afresh.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-31

Iris stated as curious. fact in regard to per-
sons who. are killed by an explosion of steam,
that some cases, for a few moments after the
accident they are apparently unhurt and are
able to walk about and converse. Where not
begrimmed by the smoke and ashes, the pecu-
liar bright soft whiteness of the face, hands, or
breast however, tells at once that the skin
though unbroken has in fact been boiled by the
steam, and they soon sink from the result of
their injuries. One the Great Eastern
when assistance was sprotfered, said quietly, al
MN all right; others are worse than /; go after
them, while at the moment, though walking
about the aesh of his thighs was burnt in deep
holes and he was the very first to die.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-31

We said the other morning that people were.
about ready for the third degree, or stage, or.
whatever it is most proper5to call the reaction
in tho Harper's Ferry riot The violent and
Inscriptions spirit Of mendaeity which ha
been. so generally exhibited By the Administras
ton partisans, has bad the effect to hurry ul3
this third degree" action. We are pretty neat
into.it now. Some more news like that which.
we publish from Newport, KY, Of. newspaper
mobbing. will precpitate the tide Of popular
feeling now setting il. Let these violent parti.
sans go on. Their last estate will be more than
seven fold worse than what it was before tho
Haarper's Ferry riot came TO their temporary
relief.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-31
Stookholders Meetin.

.
VIE annual meeting of Stockholders oi5tie North
Western Virginia Agricultural Society, for the election
u nd officers to serve the ensuing year,
sS at The Court House on Tuesday, Nov O'Clock
r. NJ Ry order of the Executive Committee
ZocLL L-td-u6w w +. PSsCERSEJN, Jr.. SPc1yssE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-31

H. -, c.t - Al - n 80
s,u..y = se@h ORR paper enumerates
= :. J. 49,, , .eanl soPP1es IS SHOWN oy
IL the llss Oh dresses,
very handsomely Of finc linen cambria and Va
.lencienncs lace; six hort=robcs de mutt, en-
Ibroidercd and tucked. Among the handlser-
chiefs were two of point d'Alencon lace, valued
at5S200 each, and one Yalenciennes worth $3.50,
the richest ever imported. The total value of
goods furnished by Messrs Stewart. & Co., was
800 .s'e.s ---z5z--
ia5 lsss StAy}1Sgg states mat the country
:. :" 4H0 4'oSna nsaa quarters, N1enotas cou9-
!; ~ :. sue 7.ss naa 9een Tor many weeks terri
: tAs.ssu aoeu, olg @eaolng everything
Wa ,; " sloosn ontsl55 inc night before the
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-31
For Rent OF Sale

N71s 800 e u ~ae4ANa
rTlHE MISSOURI iron YoRKs,,''5a Bar Iron Rolling
a Mill and vail Factory, with the valuable extensy
Coal lands attached, adjoining North Wheeling further
particulars apply to r. MCCorm ESQ, Pitts0ur
or [ap2O-tfl W. +. PETERSON, Wheeling, va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-31

GRAIlAM'Ss GLYCERINE OINIAl EN-
rs most elegant and elcacious article tile cure of
Il Sore Lips and ChOppeoI LI0MGs. oSl29Z
DAG ELS PILE oINTMENT will cure the Piles without fail
oct93 zGRAIIANI's; DRUG. STORE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-31

0(l6 WHITE Il RED GRAPE and Victoria and Black
eOSNJ= Naples by the dozen hundred.
Orders for Plaus brought Nursery of tho
In 2 few hours notice, which for this section
The country is much to the advantage the purchaser
Orders promptly attended to- Apply to
TH0S. HORNBROOK,
miles on National Road, East, No 81 ain
octs-lmd&W between Union 4 Monroe Cup staiEs.) s.
, 1859-02-16

in twelve to sixteen feet of tbe surface, It ias
sandy soil With 4 subshntum Of Rrnvet from
tHeire to eighteen fest deep, and y sufficient
amount Of land can be bad ia ono BODY to fur
Jearb.
Your Committee hare had 3 conference With
the officers Of &he Rose Hill! Cemetery Com.
pa1J, bY which they hay9 hscome k3tiefied that
arrangements eau he' made between the
city aud that cpu1any, By ~hich the city: will be
relieved Of all ihe expense aud trouble attending
tile purchase, surveying. plotting, p.o!eeting and
tue company will agree 10 arrangements By which
respectable burial eau be secured to NIL classes,
the poor nell as the rich ou ter1o% 1itbin scope
OF thefr means They arc also satiiei that an ar.
rangement can be made with thu said cemetery
compsny BY which sathcfent amount Of
and for Potters Field cad he obtained
ifldeemed desirable. By ex.mipa,ion Of the
charter Of the said Company. .tbey hare a4cer.
tanned that full police powers are given to the
Company, eHecsuaiIJ 70 prevent an srespaas and
injury to graves, monuments and shrubberY,
and 10 prevent violation Of all rem 4ins deposit.
ed within their iDcEosnre! Itcontains, also, all
other provisions necessary to enable the Com.
ptny to carry ont the Objects Of the Association,
which is to afford to the titiz.na OF Chicago, Of
all classes, burial placs*shieh will be eredita-
bic to the citT, aud ell tast could be desired
The Committee have a|sf aseertaired that the
cematery laid out snd 1lotted il the highest
style Of ars, securing for tbat purpose
ths- best taleus the counfJ afIose1, aud that
tbev will proceed properly 4ezencose the
grouod1;to huiid a bspdsaEas chapel Tor hnrial
service. and srovtde prope2 EaulA sod all other
needfot requisites to preatre for 'Tassment at Is
In conclusion your Coumit.ee would respect.
fully represent that the proposed action Of the
Rose Hill Cemstery COMPANY in preparing q
Cemetery suited to sll the wants OF all classes
Of the city, render it unnecessary and impolitic
for the city itself to take any further action in
reference 10 the purchase and survey ofnew
Cemetery grounds.
, 1859-02-16
Board Of Education Report.

CHclGa Feb. II. 1850.
Present -Aessre. Haven, Heard, Foster,
Ward. Brooks, Taft, Bass, Adams, Carpenter
aud Higeipson.
. Ab;sat-1sssrs. Porter, Hayes, Baum.up.
The minutes Of the last meeting xera read and
approved. Z.
LII. Ward moved that acsmu,i.tee be appoint.
ed to present name to the Bos:d for School
No. Ii.
Nj: Bsss noved to amend and proceed to an
Informal ballot for name.
Dr. Foater moved to iay the sutjec! On the ia.
bic. Carried.
On m,.ion Of Mr. Brooks, voted that the Com
mittee Oh Buildings and Grounds bs instructed
to place appropriate tablets upon the several
school buildings.
On motion Of Mr. TAFT teacbcra' certificates
Dora TAett!essiugs, E. D. Collias, Mary Brown,
Sarah J. Hoyne and Emma ]. Steele
4 communication trnm S2mle! Heard, present.
ins to the High School a powerful oxyhydrogen
microscope and series Of valuable paintings was
read.
Tue following resolution WIS offered ly Mr.
Kesolred. That The thanks Of this Board be, and
the Game arc hereby, rendered to Samuel Hoard,
E>q.. for his valuable donatisn to tbe.' Chicago
High School, consisting oi q very powerful micro
scope, md OF instructive and entertaining paint
lugS accompanying the same. Coucnrfed ia. =
On motion oi Mr.. Ajaus, voted that the Com.
mon Council be respectfully requested to order
The construction ot sidewalks on stFeet5 1eadlng to
the Ogden school.
On motion of Ifr. Carpenter, voted that the
Committee on Builllng4 aud Grounds caase side
walk to lie constructed on streets adjoining the
premises Of the Ogden school.
Reports we're presented from the various sub
committees respecting the condition Of the schools.
On motion of Mr. Brooks, voted that the prin~
, 1859-02-16

DR.. Dascnbury, citizen Of Geneva, Kane Co.,
passed through this city yesterday on lis return
home from Springfield, bearing with him re-
pness for john G. Brennan, now under sentence
Q: death in Kane County, for tue murder Of a
farmer lu Kendall Co., some elescn months since.
According to the sentence, he WAS to be executed
oa the Is u February, Friday Of the present Ecck.
brit i, respited u1til the 3lst of March, en- tue
ground that le is generally believed to be insane
H. was considered bY many 10 be subject to fits Of
insanity while condocd in THIS city. and also in
Geneva, where the csse was taken by change Of
venue. BY order Of the Governor, the Judge i
u try him to test his insanity, and If proven 10 bt
iuaauc he will be undoubtedly. sent to the Insane
Asylum for sa1e Eespiag.
, 1859-02-16

The President communicated to Congress
yesterday The intelligence TINT satisfactory dill
geaoe and activity had been used BY all persons
engaged in nthe public service in Georgia, to find
the negroes brought from Africa By the slave-
yacht " an6erer." etc. etc..
The whole number Of negroes brought BY tho
Yacht wandcrer has been rariously stated at
from $40 to $50, and Of these the federal oficisla
succeeded in -6ndiDg" two, oae Of whom
shortly afterwards escaped. This IL What Mr.
Buchanan styles satisfactory diligence and
ACTIVITY" Il Is proper to infer tina. had the
other "nigger" escaped, also, the Presidents
eulogr of his officials would have been propor-
tiouattty higher.
, 1859-02-16

AaPxcroRa OF ELECTION AND PLACES Or
HOLDING PEE PoLIs..-At the Council meetiug
On Monday evening the following Inspectors Of
Election and places of holding The Polls we're
deslgnated for the ensuing charter election On
Tuesday, March LIST:
f11t Ward-Am erican Houee: inspectors. 0s1instcn
Lunt D. r. Holt Mors IN l. Ke}th.
etctnd Wa1d-EneIne House MOL. O. l. Jeakk Tie
bold Hartmann. ). l. Marh.
Third Ward-oours Heus:. George 4. P1a1g. CD. Par
well. 3dr, Lynch.
Fourth Ward-Enxine House No.: .. John R. Allen.
John Bootnaa. Nicholas Burdel
Fifth Ward-Eng1ne House. corres Of CLIFTON st. and
Waihlnkton. Noah stuzteyant Russell Green b
Bra@l:y.
Sixth Ward-Er Eoe Hoase No g. J. D. Culver. P. Nc.
Glapiss. GQ-tlv Leverenx.
Seventh Ward-Corner Of TYe!ls kre.t and Chicago
avenu'. n Mears a. Brunalns. ". r. NeTa:ln.
Ek1th Nard-Not1h Market Bail Ell B1e4 CaSpar
Buts. T. J. KIcsella-
Ninth Ward-Eueine House No. 4 A.C. Coventry. q.
q, Carpenter. John g. vorhs.
Teeth WA'd-LAud oface Of Mr. ehoup, corner OF
Twelfth and Sou1h Clinton streets Ean1ue1 Ruk1 Chas
Reltz. T. sehaaI
Mas. HkLEs MARKHAM WusELHR's LECTURE.
Mrs. Wheeler has to day closed her course Of
lectures upon the West Side. We hear but one
expression in regard to those lectures, and that
one Of un5ouaded satiafaetiou and pZzasure
Mrs- ". seems eminentiy calculated to interest
clans Of Indies upon tho important aubjeef5'
upon which she treats. We understand that
she has had some two hundred ladies in daily
attendance upon her series Of lectures, They
e1press their appreciation az follows,
The ladies' Of the West Division who hare
Ial the pleasure Of listening TO Mrs Mrs. Mark
ham Wheeer's course Of Lecturer upon Ana.
romy and Physiology, desire to express their
appreciation OF them in the following resolu-
ton
Rzsolrtd, That We have been greatly pleased
and benefited bY Mra Wheeler's lectures, ind
feel it important that ladies Of all classes should
10 possession Of the instruction therein contain
ed as hi ,hlY pronotive of their own heslth
and happiness. and their usefulness to othera.
We would therefore commend Mrs. Wheeler, IS
lady most eminently qualified to give the ut-
most satisfaction to any aho may desire tc avail
themselves of such course Of lectures.
In behalf Of the ladies',
hrs 4. L. Baooxs.
Mrs. ". ". PA71ox,
Mas. S. 7. LIND,
Mns. D. J. LAKE,
ARs P. Il. MANCHESTER.
MR1. E ". WH1PrLE.
, 1859-02-16


BY tile arrival Of the Aactica at ualiia1, it ap.
pear thu. war preparations going on with the
utmost energy IN Francc and Eagland, in antici~
patton Of hostilitics in Italy, The latest intel-
gcnce from tue continent is brought BY the Iaele-
ptndtnee D4|gr. which fays that the English gov'
eminent we're laboring assiduously in Paris, VI
cuna and To.in to effect compromise On tho
basis Of the independence Of Lombardy--the seat
Of the difficulties. Also. that tile French govern
nent had given favorable attention to the pro-
position.
A New Leak In the state Treasury.
Our Springfield oos7esp ,udent gives III auotber
column IN tnklng Of new fraud on the 6ate
Treasury. We makc this reference to it for tho
purpose Of correcting Typographical error in
the amount Of the sTiudte. 1t should read SO 600
ius,ead Of <70,000.
, 1859-02-16

New MCslc.-" Dream Of Hnme, Nocturne,"
composed for the plano forte BY Autonlo De An
guerra, Of this city, and dedicated to Miss Julia
1s1ocllA Judson, 1as bccu la'i upon our table BY
tic author. It is published by Me>srs. Russell &
Richardson, No. 29l Washington street, Boston.
, 1859-02-16

ARRKarEo FaR RLAEcsSr.-Char1ea Vou Sodeu
was yesterday arrested on q warrant issued by
Justice Ailiten for the larceny OF pair Of
gold spcctacles, valued Ct IS. from Augustus
Aeir. The examination IVES not concluded yes
terdaY.
, 1859-02-16

The aim CT tic pub:i.hers Of the NEW YQRK WEEKLY
is 10 ftsue weekly parer thss will eye-tullIy 6ad ls
Way to every htesde In the land that ii III be Awclconc
visitor wherever foe-equal popuaE in the workshop
aad ohce-at tho dte.lIe of tho Farmer or ID the
couatias4oom o: ii. Aerehans-1 psper that parents
with sati1 place the hands of their children With
cut ntte comment feeling certain that it, ndaenee
will ts emulate their minds 10 pursuit Of knoH1
edk oriead them 70 Abhor vice and x1onx tuch r.
ret, ws{t.l assurtd will receive the support Of IN In
telEen people. and ihel4e circulation air*a:J reached
b, The New York Weekly that are not mistaken
In cur eatmata Of public opinion. fel Eat a9ed that
Ill require to introduce the paper into house
hold In ths county Is to let the people know ol It's exit
and make then acquainted with tho nature AID
character Of il w:ekfJ co1.eata
&TThe NEW YORK WEAKLY Is nox ko.d bJ Ill yes-
pectabIe Ntws Agents and Bookssil.rs Ia the unltsd
Sta&ea Aad .en& b1 mill 10 rea1iy evex1 posto0ee In
country.
~Alwsys tuy the WEEKLY ftou the New Agent
Whese there Il IL on. By uA tbs terms ste a 5ear
II a1vaace two copies for q Specimen copes seat
f1ee when desired- Ali Isttera rnuss be addressed
LII. WILLIAMSON,
EDITOR PRoPxIET0R,
No. ~ ReekmAR-St., N. i.
, 1859-02-16
t.t>l;AL MATTERS.

~ Don't forget Keith Il Sons mammoth
clo1aing sale to-day. The stock il enormous
and well assorted, and will be sold. Parties
contemplating journey to Pike'S Peak should
not neglect 10 attend. See advertisement
fe1f.3t
, 1859-02-16

RFProf. kidlcr, tue renowned "Card Writer"
Is again at his post in the reading room Of the
fremont House, Ti,h The same skill and the same
rush for bis dainty cards.
, 1859-02-16

BURGLARY At BR1oGkpoar.-0n Sunday las.
the packing house of the Aessrs. Hough 4
Bridgeport, WAS hurg.nriously entered, and
some $50 worth Of tools aud implements carried
of. Suspicion on Monday fastened upon one
Jehn McGrash, who WEB accordingly arses.ed,
and alter m examination before Justice Akin,
committed in default of $500 bail
, 1859-02-16
THE CITY,

TEMPERANCE: MEEr1sG.-The Wa:hjugtouian
Union will meet at the Tcmplars' Hall, in Lar
mons Block, this evening, at ~ o'clock. The
public are respectfully invited 10 attend.
, 1859-02-16

THx ITALIAN 0PknA II Cn1cAao.-The grand
aud brilliant though brief opera season pronis-
cd our music lovers next week in ths preseace
Of Strakoseh Opera Troupe and their appear-
ance At AcE,cker's Theatre. il causing deaerv~
edly marked and decided sensation. Twill
be decidedly tx feature of the evening enter~
tainments OF the winter.
The troupe are to give grand nsdtinee on
Tuesday next, at McVicker's Theatre, in behalf
Of the Mount Vernon fund.
, 1859-02-16

WAsBlsGIoS'a B,RrHpAY.-Graad Soiree ot
G. Mlrasoie's Private .DAecing Academy, corner
Of Madison Clark streets. Is now open for the
season. Circulars explaining time and terms,
may b. had at the Academy. Juveni!o cl.ss
under the instruction Of hadanh M. tlt ST.
, 1859-02-16

10 pk RA1skD 70 GKADx-We learn that cou-
trabts have just been made With Me.srs. Brown
i Hollingswortb, the we'll known building ra:s
era, to raise to grade the four story brick block
one hundred and twenty feet front on Randolph
street, By one hundred on State. The work haR
already been commented.
We furthe. learn that it is in contemplation
to raise the Matteson House TO grade the pre-
sent spring. Other important building improve
ments ere being talked Of.
, 1859-02-16

WAsH1se7ox's BIR1H. DAr.-The most COM
pleie arrangements are Being made to secure
the entire SUCCESS Of the grand civic, military
and masonic observances Of tue approachino
ed OF February, The anniversary of the birth
day Of the FAther Of his Country.