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, 1860-03-02

| WAsu1sorox. Feb. eth, 1861
| Ar DEAR S1n--I fear from indications ia tho
| papers that some who are opposed to Mr. Went
Worth's nomination may be disposed, or at least
tempted, tt yield him but Iukewarm support.
Hope it will not be deemed ottrusiye for me
to say word on this subject. ;is true en-
| not & citizen Of Chicago, but VIC all feel proud
Of the Garden City, and 1ook to it to eirc the
Key note Tor the approaching campaiau. 1t has
heretofore lead off gallantly, and trust will
yet again. 1t seems to me to be matter Of life
and death with tue Republican party, that it
acquire the discipline Of supporting its romi~
uees, as otherwise all its SUCCESS as an organiza-
tion is hopeless. The nominee Of the Demo-
cratic party may make pledges that his election
WILL not be claimed as Democratic victory: but
all such pledges are utterly idle and false, and
should deceiye no one.
4 kind Of political jesuitism permcates the
Democratic party ,and the end justi6es, in their
estimation, aresort to my means to accomplish
their purposes. II 1lr. Gurnee is elccted-.he
wires will fash, and thousand pad scribblers
Will write "area: Democratic Victory Chicago
redeemed from Black Republican nlisrule.
First gun for the Presidential campaign"
trust in God that no such dismal tidings will
be borne hltherward and spread over Illinois
with its disastrous influence. Ihope, therefore,
that the nominee Of the Republican party viii
receive the united, cordial aud enthusiastic sup
port Of the party. can almost fancy til e hosts
OF freedom, natiyc and foreign born, with torch-
cs flushing, banners flying, and music playing,
with shields locked, moving with heavy tread,
and crushing beneath their feet democracy
which has proved recreant to every principle it
has eycr professed false to the Union and the
Constitution Of the country and who are seeking
to transform free government into one Of tho
worst despotisms that has ever cursed the
earth or incensed heaven.
john Wentworth us citizen and editor ia of
no consequence in this matter, but John Went
worth as the nominee Of The Republican party
-aparty loyal to The Union and the Constitu
tion-ought as it seems to me to be triumph
antis elected. Personal luminosity will pass
away, but the influence of tie result Of tho
cha-ter election Of the city Of Chicago will be
permanent and widespread. The friends of
Mr.. Douglas are using the hoped for victory in
Chicago to forward Lis prospects at Charleston.
Yours truly, OWEN IoyEJOr
, 1860-03-02
FIRES.

FIRE on WEsr VAN BuRES S7REzr.-About
half past one o'clock yesterday morning fire
broke out in two story house on the corner Of
West Van Buren and Charles streets. The
building, which was balloon affair, was soon
destroyed, but the steamers, which were
promptly Oh hand, extinguished the tire before
much damage was done to the surrounding
buildings.
The building was owned by John sherophsli.
and was valued at &, 900 and fully covered BY
insurance in the 1Etna. A portion Of the build
ing was occupied BY Joseph Rendo, daguer1eo-
typist, who loses $500; insurance s4o0, in the
Phoenix Office. The lower part Of the house
Vas occupied week or two since By a German
as Il larger beer saloon, but ut present was un-
occupied. The fixtures which were left were
destroyed, rs well Us some furniture stored in
the upper part Of the house.
SEVENTH WARp.-Republcan Meeting at
Samuel Boyingson's, No. los North Water
street, ut the old "DeH1sev House, Friday ere-
ming, Cd March. e. s. IlrBDAnp, Scc'y.
, 1860-03-02

wv - ~ ~ AA@t . ~A~As ~ WV
b.dx-. Jr. and E2s1aasth u. hls Wife. dill On the
7ih day Of Deee a. D. l55. uake excrute a1d DE-
Liver 70 certain trust deeI bealax dats the dy and
year aose.4 0f the following t-scfbet premises aua.ed
In the ety of Chicago. Couk county. 1H1oA viz The
cart half Of lot three. @ In b rex twsntyhrre {3>
IL kn1es addition to Chieao together With Vi and s!nku-
II! the tenement: aad TIE
said Premises belonging Or IN any wis .pp~taiang which
sad trust deed r. EecoEded In the Rec1fs U1ce sad
Cook county, In bog one hucdFtd md htyuiue tls Of
deeds sz huodftd and s<ve1y t6 and htch
td trust deed as made executed Md delivered to
and etct, Of certain bunds both Of ~h said
trust deed. aud numbered from M. NJ Inclusive
Hade executed and delivered by The s4d John Wootaxe
J. and one Er7us WilEDf Jointly, tn tte ftnzl
,ayment Of The sun II thousaad dollars Ia yea.
f The date thereof ~a interest 1t the Of Ten per
eeat payable ssmi anuny the 9Th Gay Of June and
ihe 9Th dav of December. 4. u. liza 10 1heoh"1r Il.
u4r. bis executors administrators assigns 1t the PUk
6znk the city Of New forx: and defau.t having been
the conditions u ad bond both of principal and interest.
Actct Ing to the sennot sad e6t said unds being now
oyerlue Now Therefore. pcb!!c cutce Is hereby given.
that by virtue u the power Of xten In aau trust
md equity OF redemption nf .at jonn Weodasd.
Jr and wife thel1 heirs and IN TO the to
the h&bt Ldder e4h the north door ot the Court
House In aat city Of Cnico the tEs1 uay Mach. \.
D. lSt0. 1t ten oeek in The forenoon Of said day. and
mike AID denver the purchaser puch7se
apply proceeds Of sd sa1s 10 the payment Of The pn
epai an1 interest thea due a. eonds md oE
other purposes mentioned ta .4d tnst deed enusy H.
1884, PAUL CORNELL Tru.tee.
Co1HILL 1AKEso3. AHYa tailh4223eSA
TIE s,ls Of the shove destr.be3 premises adourre
nnae.b.ro I'd PAUL CORNELL Trustee.
, 1860-03-02

6oi&olb fI9&8 anu Tribune:
fourreaders will readily excuse me from any
discussion Of tue Il. l. Consolation actioa-a
distinct and foreign issue, with which DR.. Rice
has eked ont his original charge. The Object
for which took up my pen, is fully secured ::
and 1or the purpose for which this new matter
Is introduced, it is sufficient for me to affirm,
that my relation 10 the Old School Presbyteri-
ans, and the New School alike. as Christian de-
nominations. is TINT Of cordial cntlolicity, and
from no authentic report Of any speech Of mine
can any opposite sentiment be Cleaned
fM:rr1a Mnrrh 1srn
, 1860-03-02
r II O G. n A M NJ T.
PROG AM ME
or TIE
G r E AT NJ EETING
N e TT O p 0LITI-H' HALL.
THIS {FRIDAY) EVENING.

The meeting will be opened at very curly
hour By the candidate Tor the Mayoralty, with q
few appropriate remarks.
The meeting will continue until twelve o'clock
at night, when Mr. Wentworth will again ad.
dress the audience, touching The programme
for Saturday night at tao same place, and Civ
ing general programme Of the campaign.
Toprcvent confusion, and torenablc the gen
tlemen to fulfil their engagements to address
other meetings, prior to and after speaking at
Metropolitan Hall, it is expected that the fol-
lowing order Of speaking will be carried out.
The speeches will be short, not exceeding IF:
teen minutes.
The following order of speaking will be oh
served:
HON. n. B. JUDD, Chicago.
HON. T. J. TURNER, Freeport.
&c. HARMED. Chicago.
". HERSnoS, Springfield.
CARLOS HAVEN, Chicago.
HON. RICHARD YATES, Jacksonville.
HON. ISAAC n. ARNOLD, Chicago.
HON. c. B. DEMO, Galena.
WM, ERoss, Chicago.
GEO. ". GAGE, Chicago.
ELLIOTT ANTHONY, Chicago.
a. D. BRADLEY, Chicago.
&C., &c, &c.
Until twelve o'clock at night, and as much longer
as the audience please.
On Saturday evening, GEN. NYE Of New
York, GOV. RANDALL, of Wisconsin, LIEUT..
GOV. NOBLE, CARL SCHURZ, and, it ID
hoped, ABRAHAM LINCOLN, will address the
meeting at the same place.
The Acssrs- Lumbard will sing one Of their
favor1te songs ut the close Of every speech.
, 1860-03-02

CTR CoNFTAo LrA'a OEF7ck}
CAcaro. F. h. ~, $50. !
Editors cf Journal: Persons are constantly
applying to ne to know what wages were paid
tor labor during the year ls1., when Went
worth was Mayor. On 1eferriu. to the books. l
find :hat day-laborers 1eccivcd One Uol;cr pr
Day, and that there was no effort made during
the year to change tho price. -
Yours truly SAxrEL D. WAnp,
City Comptroller.
This Official statement puts at rest one Of the
base lies, indus!riously circulated by the Times.
But as Infinite lying" has become chronic
with that Sheet it will not be at loss for some
other coinawa fnuallr hase
, 1860-03-02

not to elaim !: as q Democratic rietory If they
will let him be elected
The meeting was protracted to late hour,
cnd was altogether noble rally, happy augu-
r. for what the people intend to do on Tuesday
next, carry the Republican ticket with the lar
gest majority ever given it in Chicago.
, 1860-03-02

r..t ehanes Tor AanufaetuIes 1tisa frame building.
neTf nante 10 By feet and stories HIGH situated In
he ctT Of Aw3 niles West OF Chicako. ant fronting
On tbe illinois and Nichlkan Canal and within 20 rds Of
itbs. : rocd new steam Engine aad B1uer. Nth Soap
Tas Tphs and TT ket1iss Of eaplctJ. with A the
noonas Il Soap pr veek With patent Candle AouIds
With viii turn out s4oo u 1000 pounds OF Candles pr
...F i Id building erected le4a 4oI the engine
sas Ben nsed lev month";. It b. 1se House on
ttc1 1t il In perfect order and ready for
I'll offered u r.: stszses f.. e1.h Or
sion ktysa lia1oeet,ieiy. APp{ y A. M GavAkLf: Ia
GA4e~ N~-""'
, 1860-03-02
Hundreds Of County Fairs.

Atthe ase 9. Fair II Cnesxo tbs Society axsrde
this Machine the FIRST PREMIUM \ G. aaA Silver Ne
dal ard tho 81 er!s! :ntuu Of 4oo s. Pitcher.
The Loeks itch nla1e ty this machine Is The ocy stitch
Al cannot Aveed and that lre enis he appe
ance each aide Of the seam Ills maize with two th. eal,
o,e upon ssG1 sie the foc and nseaekcd Ia ths
ire OF IT, No family shnutd he without this nocnlcal
Ting and ahoss tsnx machine. 1t the sewing Of
anuy Or Manufactured With 9Th md beauty stitching
The tthet heaviest f4bf!c In TINE t1as ten
teana Ieses Etqo1ze to en the tafae BY hand.
.3uo ri int4c m1chlnes &old In 1850. printed
BIZ Of Directions. IustF.tln. h- dutreLt parts i
~h EACH maShsre. this a1csaty e1pi cit to sao~ Us
use All orders executed with and trosnpttrds. Ma
chres whs1 shipped boxed with thtE Iete.srY
to use the and cln b. delivered by twhou.
'' " dL5. K. CHiT; EXnEx. Gen.sa, vi Hsens. s1
Nus 167 + l69 Lake IT,, Chita4o, III.
EnYA F,h3 n Ia 11tf1
, 1860-03-02

GEAKLN FUN oaLE~COula1H1n
11o a-re. Of rich productive lsnd, 10 tbe!ed}
f.nr~ vii I'D iarge eastep. 1ctiass new larro aud
comodieu oshes impfo.etotn,. gos1 .nd s"o.t c'!,
s"s,si he Glena Ka,lro1d. Two les west of tna
knsinsss centre Of Janesvtile or one 1e from tt ts
s,.er. WshInk 10 fu1rhase above fa cntrs H.
Suce.neat seldom et With. eo7hiaok ane loaton ftr-
via soil yoouasd. good wate:. coed ecdirEa and ua-
n1ovetnepts easJ 70 town. railroads
nsrket SC. For terms Other hsoEns;on teahed ~
litter to Janesstue, Rock county, VII -,
uaAl -SstA4tHx =. y. O1LAAAI1h'
, 1860-03-02
aurtiun 5ates.


WI. 4. WUTEElkS 4 CO.,
GESL AUCTION AND COMMISSION 81 MERCHANTS.
Have removed to the thrtc N The journal rud!rx
Nos @6 r. and ~ IearxE4 sr-es otsec:ly oppose The
fremont Aorse! where :aey will continue I'll Auction
aod Cemmialon Baafue+5 Iu Ill t1auehe4 ri.
s*ve+ 70 Transact al su.tasss entrusted with
fa!cpiar attention given to AppraIss and sacs Of
feson opttty II Residences >eE-s. H.. They suct
we a ths!r E'lts.co~ ury Gccds every terctp-
6 ~ xaes; ri - slnE 1.,s i csb ~ dds
Gold a.u silver Wlrr IVES. tnt! t;oods U,.ees, I'd
ny 9.nsr aee ual!: sent ;" ''on h:a<. fl *1'e.
Wtlces uas FIXTURE ucac1s t.Lsso; J, a. smith Co.,
HM a.; aud E9E Ds,srs cms::o: j. Galloway .:o--
Chc7Go: Rosentrla = io.-t.k. Dry Gu.n., f:hienso:
Gaas roeey Fr n!:aic reales.. Cleash: Geo. w.
Gase, E;Q. !semant tou-e Ch:e,x, u. + Lver, Ksq,
Marine ~ ha1k theaS": IL .. st.nf, E.q., E-:eako;
S9d4e Au1h Z U!ck.r. tlGs:o; William PRICE, Eq-.
Rins; Thomas kobsrtt. A1 n-y-. thcA.u. e:lL+ss In
, 1860-03-02

MASS MEETING AT r.oRTE
mAHHLT HALL,

6pstehts " 0oh. L. ~. 4rnoid, Hos. ~.
u. Ja6d R1NSnm Hross. aok. N1tifa,m
n. Hfrndoa OF Spring. s-1sEf, JndEs II. Il.
L"tcry or f'a.> Hon. Thomas J. Turner
or Frstporf, Ron. Joshua n. GfddfHSs
Of Ohio, U0N. John E-tnffcortH. DC.
, 1860-03-02
The Germans In C0uUeil.

The Germans In Council.
There were three immense gatherings Of tie
Germans of tue North Division last evening on
Rees street, On Wells street, and in the Ninth
Ward. The greatest enthusiasm prevailed.
, 1860-03-02

1?OR SALE AT A BARGAIN.
l. tn. Stock OF Agricultural 1snplenents Teams.
colcssn fo1rsriy owned BY CAaPAASk MAY. cf this
civ ii No. 20 arset STREET nds Block. The whole
ipc In ths tusless AVID Altogether offer opportunity
SETON 10 ut With, tein extensively advertised and
rsest agricultural district of ouE county. II rot sold 10
tetar1 shot time they will ee offered In parcels to
euI; purchasers at low prcee-
Terms ssh approved security % 1gsa IS :. Tss ny S5
IS Ga1ret Block, orto 4. ". seAFAHD. No. 30 AaIka
, 1860-03-02

The Sixth Ward Republican Club will
md Monday evenings next at II O'clock. 1t the M
Club Room on the corner Of Milwaukee Avenue
and kinzie st. AL Republicans are invited to
atteud.
Dy order Of Executive Committee.
GEORGE CoA1swoRTu. Chm.
, 1860-03-02
DIED,

On Thursdas morning, March lst. HATTIE H. eldest
daughter Of Aen:r AID Sarah c. Nltr aged ~ months
and 20 cayh
Her funeral sersces VII h attended firm her fathsa
sesdence No. s. Pine street, TIL {F 4ay} morning at
lnk o'clock
, 1860-03-02

y Kerosene and Coal Oil Lamps, the largest
stuck in the city, Is South Clark street.
II. II. W1LxARTu,
- iaoS-dT-Wedksa Successor Ia j. H. Gefould
, 1860-03-02

NEAT SroDE BnokES 0PES.--Thc meat store
of Jnhn Lamb, Gu South Water street, was bro-
ken into Wednesday night, and large quantity
Of hams stolen.
, 1860-03-02
LOCAL MATTERS.

q Go to John Jones, 119 Dearborn street
mud get your clothes cleaned and repaired.
They will be we'll done and ut prices to suit the
sIl41S.
Just received a large stock Of Kerosene
and Coal Oil, Lamps, Wicks, Chimneys, Clasps,
Paper Shades, ETC., etc. Il. II. W1LxAnEH,
IS South Clark street.
, 1860-03-02

- The St. Georges Benevolent Association
Of Chicago. will hold their final monthly meet
ing at their rooms, Bryant. Bell i Stratton's
College, Larmon Block, Monday evening next,
March 9Th, 1850, at II O'Clock.
TRINITY CHrEcn.-Rev- James Pratt, Of Phil
adelphia, has accepted the call 10 Trinity Church
in this city, and will enter upon the discharge
Of his duties on the third Sunday Of this month
{Ma.ch ISL Mr. Pratt brings IN excellent rep
utation for piety and ability.
New Kooxs OF THE DoAEn Or TnADE.-The
new rooms Of the Board Of Trade arc thrown
open for the inspection Of the public for ten
days. Saturday afternoon, between two and
four o'clock, is set apart especially for ladies.
We hope all will aval themselves of the oppor-
tunity thus offered.
ACCIDENT At THE FiRE.-At the fire on West
Van Duren street, yesterday morning, the two
| noble white horaes, owned by Alderman Wright,
and which hare been used for the steamer Little
/ Giant, after being uuhitched from the engine,
| backed into the river. both horses were in the
wnter nearly an hour before they could be res
-
"Norulsa LIKE SrAncu."-And the poet might
have added, "Nothing like Fulton Starch"
Murray Nelson, eli South Water street, is
| agent for The Fulton Starch Works. His starch
has acquired reputation throughout the Uni
ted States second to none other ever offered TO
the pubIjc. This is evident from the fact TINT
| it never failed to conquer premium where it
ha, hoo, ,frarod FIR exh;hit;on Mt anr of thu
Fairs II too, tho first nremiun at the Sation-
NJ Fair in this CITY last fa1l. and also at the
franklin Institute Fair in Sycamore. 1t is
eoual1v rood fur culinary or laundry purposes.
md can be afforded at prices which DEFY COM
ne,jtiop. We trust all who have use for, or deal
r. III, a,t;c,c will piye Mr.. Nelson n call.
@-----
GARDENERS Soc'ErT.-This Society held its
regular monthly meeting at their hail, in Nc
trppo1itan block, last night. John G. Ure, Esq,
President, in the chair. Thereport Of the Com
,nittec on amending the Constitution and The
discussion thereon, occupied tho major part o.
the session; and the subjects for discussion
viz: " Grape Cnlture,'' and " Root Pruning anc
Girdliag, ,,riM ritu to ofaertastd preductirenes.,
was postponed until Monday evening, Marcel
10th, to which time the Society adjourned.
Previous TO adjourning, the Secretary read
paper on The circular iaei.ion on Grape Fine
as a mans Of of}r.ttiGcation,"- translation from
The Il!ustra! Grl.ea--eitung by Fred. GoeIler o
| West Ch;caso.
The thanks of the Society were voted Mr.. {;
anu bis psper requested for publication.
; "
CLASSICAL CoScERTs.-ihe third c!assica
concert will come on tonight a. the Brigg
t House and promises TO be one Of the richie:
+ musical evenings erer enjoyed By our conce1
goers. The programme offered is m'scellant
c ous aud unusually attractive, containing var'et
aud contrast, without stepping outside Of III
l classical and oest. We hare heard but little
3 Aendclssonn III our concerts heretofore thoug
s nc nus become one OF Tue most popular OF eias
, 1860-03-02

e II. ". Address, dealer in Wall Paper
and Window Shades, has removed to store No.
lus Lake street, between Dearborn and Clark
streets, which has been beaus'fu II fitted up for
his business. Persons in want Of his kind Of
goods should BY all means make their selections
at his establishment. fe.1-1m
, 1860-03-02

:Tria1 of 1ohn Hossack Of Ottawa f + Al
logged Vic alton Of the q. $. Fugitive
Slave Law.
, 1860-03-02

15Olr1i1(g.

pOARDING.-Furnished and un-
furnished ro,u,, .ut,7hle for gentleman and 1adv
and sne genuemen I, let with boarl at No. 20 Sonth
Al Aiso sfe1 d4y ooar1e1s desired. Inhl3-N
DOARDING-Wanted for gen
- t!ena1a acd wife suit Of furnished rooms y pa
Hs.t of rslg.eaces g.7ea. Address r. 0. Box sl;3.
tuhlL1s
, 1860-03-02

GRAPE. PEAR, STRAWBER-
~ RYAND CRANBERRY.
ALIENS PRACTICAL TREATISE On TIE
-A"AA - $l.lF.
AMERICAN GRAPE GRoWARS GutDE-By
~ ffN.
H0ARES ON THE CULTURE OF THE GRAPE. % Ct.
REEAELlS's VINE DREssERs' MANUAL. ~ Gu.
SP0OSER ON THE GRAPE....,....Ee e1..
FIELDS PEAR CVLTUEE... c.s
PARDEES COMPLETE MANUAL fertile E4rAw-
sFH1r. with nos..es at the RAerBx1hY, BLACK
akaks. CrRRxS1. GooaEhxt1r aud 6. IT..
FLEETWOOD on THE CRANBERRY. 30 ct..
Ereat .af!etY Of we!ks gardening, the HONEY
BEE FLOWERS, &c. For .ale by
G 4 GuxCcn L. CO
, 1860-03-02
Coughs! G0xyll@! 10atyfSs
Colds! Colds! Colds.
Browns Bronchial Troches !!
Browns Bronchial 'I'roclles!l

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ssrRocHM.
!.FRf1CHPQ.
l,TxoluEs.
| }ER0iHH
lrRocuzs
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''!TR0CnEs.
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|rRoenEs.
ITK0CnEs.
'|1RocaEs.
, 1860-03-02

tE Gas Fixtures French, English and
American. New stock for sale, cheaper thnn
ever, at No. rs Clark st. H.M. W1LxAa7u,
iaas.4W-wedksa Successor to ]. q. GerouId
, 1860-03-02


dry to tae Ecwly established firm Of Decreet /
Co., whose Card and announcement will be
found in another column. The names Of y. S.
Douton, md OF S. B. Williams are well known
to our citizens generally, and most favorably,
both in business and personal relations IN
their present connection with Nj. Decreet, they
embark in line Of business suggested and
timcl, for the present stage Of growth Of our
city. Our residents who are fitting up luxu-
rious homes, and more nunerous1y those who
are adorning Cemetery lots are interested 10
know that this firm are largely manufacturing
style Of ornamental Iron Fence, that is beauti-
ful, aud in every respect superior to anything
erer offered here, being constructed and put up
after q plan patented and controlled By them.
For everything in their line all our readers here
and abroad mar consult them with confidence,
and If their order fail to come within their full
ind attractive exhibit Of pattesns and Their mod
crate price list, the customer mast be hard to
sui1. Nr. Williams will be found at tue Office
Of the ir1n in par3ee's Dnilding adjoining # ellis
| street Bridge On South Water street.
| TIE CAnBR1Ax Soc1Kr1.-This Society held
| its annual festival last evening at the Gnrden
| Ctr House, cad most pleasant affair it Has.
! The President, John Hughes, Esq, stated in his
opening speech that since the organization ol
/ the Society no Welchnan in Chicago had ever
! teen suffered 70 depend upon public charity 70.
support. HIS remarks were excellent aud to
the purpose. Mr- Lewis responded in pithy
aud patriotic speech for Wales, and J. Edward.
, 1860-03-02

E Another invoice Of Downer's Boston ker-
osene. More beautiful than ever. at Lamp and
Oil Emporium, No. laG Clark street. There is
no house in this city receiving Oil from 3lr.
OowneE but ours. The trade supplied in any
quantities faog.Et
, 1860-03-02

sR0WXS'
-, t -" nfst 1oa
sEuNA'o nrV rv%pv r., =,
a,s.1.,.,. = Ah =
sRn{yN { ..r !s; :u n;
th'n;:a thean r. taer aSe 10
sAo"' YtUtk.
"Gr<at scrv:tr In s.th,.;t :,
REV, DANIEL. WISE. NEW
sR0WX'sf. 49,. io.A: - - " ;.
eays Ss, T., 2tos ,s e! t.c=, : eyce:fsHs
,R0wx's REV. =. Tii.''E;:; II. ": ;;'sg:T; waKEEs.
bOsTuS.
the Bronchial Urxsaf,"
,R0WNs Df' = r. +: T:k. L'Nz' LOS
, 1860-03-02

The st. Georges Benevolent Association
Of Chicago, will hold their final monthly meet
ing ut their rooms, Bryant. Bell i Stratton's
College, Larmon Block, Monday evening next,
March 9Th, 1860, ut II O'Clock.
, 1860-03-02

New KooNs OF THE BOARD pr TnADE.-The
new rooms Of the Board Of Trade arc thrown
open for the inspection Of the public for ten
days. Saturday afternoon, between two and
four o'clock, is set apart especially for ladies.
We hope all will avail themselves of the oppor-
tupitv thus offered.
, 1860-03-02

ITO RENT-Soap and Candle Man
Il Will tea sAetory No. 100 North Frank
lin ksIt<'. with the too. say 70 carry tbs bust
ncss. PR month. This opportunity enga3.
Ia lhs hu-lne.a seldom offered. DAVID GuUDWlLL.E,
cur, Franklin a4.A Uhio &tE&et4. fe9x3t
, 1860-03-02

ACCIDENT At THE FinE--At the fire on West
Van Duren street, yesterday morning, the two
noble white horaes owned BY Alderman Wright,
and which hare been used for the steamer Little
: Giant, after being uuhitcbed from the engine,
backed into the river. Both horses were in the
water nearly an hour before they could be res
cucj, aud it is fcared that one Of them may die
, 1860-03-02

TRINITY CHCEcn.-Rev- James Pratt, Of Phil
adelphia, has accepted the call 10 Trinity Church
in this city, aud will enter upon the discharge
Of his duties on the third Sunday Of this month
{Ma.ch ISL Mr. Pratt brings IN excellent rep
utotion for pietg and ability.
, 1860-03-02

TO RENT banking Office, and
fixtures for ksle One IT the best locations In the city.
Addtcss J. a. Z" box sd7. feal11w
, 1860-03-02

ON VERY EADLE TERMS.
Z. D. OLMSTED + Co,
f.lks5S1u CIR. Lake aud Lasllia-ats.. Ch.caxo.
, 1860-03-02

" "ANTED-To Rent or BUY
y good and !1sxe Dwelling House, with nr without
EurtuEe, vi - ant wa'sE a4tuse*; location eat f
road Po-sess wanted between this and Nay. In c7ae
Of 'rcha.e Il ming land4 w7ul1 be oeFs. part p4y-
nent- Add:c>s ~J. bux VI, With terms and paEtEcu-
, 1860-03-02

4 GENTS WANTED-We want
"A active men to se! antcies In every City, TIwn
and Village In the We1tkxn Sta1st. To Auth offer
superior Inducements We warrant them ffpU tl.t5
TO 70 pr day. cs II l3 No. = Dearborn Street.
address with poat7ke stanpJ TELLER DAY
!a+fh5l5 i'm Chicago. i.iup2.
, 1860-03-02

ITO I>ENT-The three story brick
Eest hosseaiIvay, viii te rented low to responnb:A
t<a,at Ths hoe.: a:.y painted I'D eape.e
BLE. 40. Linda Bio<k, Randolph street bE!dze.
Fa3hK ew,
, 1860-03-02

ITO RENTING. els kinzie street
i In Sewbesy's brick block eusues Kim tie and North
Wells stEsets- Apply to $. t. KERFOOT L CO.. 81
Dtarboyn fe..hd.kfru
, 1860-03-02

WANTED-COOPERAGE- E.
" The subscriber will adyaEee on fsck1ng Harrels
teesi4S4l By Ian. ~*ufu si3 WIZ hutu tt11
HOOP rOLEs, srAvES AND HEADINGS
Bought and fer aAsc. GEO. 4. SEAVERSS.
fcZ:S60 3n !. Dearborn street.
, 1860-03-02

EOR SALE-The large frame
Warehouse 1t the forks of the Cticago E!rer oetu-
ped by Treadw. rerrY eorton wh long esse Of lot-
o. seu very che12. AlpIy to 3 II. hEEsoDr CO.