, 1860-01-21

trn baggage car at the Wells street depot O,
Thursday evening. -
~ This morning, ut Vt O'Clock, Gilbert
Sampson sells large assortment of supcrio,
new and second hand furniture nt No. So LaI,
street.
Nor1ce.-The scholars and friends of G. Mira
sole are invited to attend the party Ut his Acad
envy, corner Madison and Clnrk streets, tlis
evening. Scveralnew dances will beiutroduccd
tB Ladies are respectfully invited to attend
G., Mirasoles junior class ut his Academy, cor.
uer Of Madison and Clark streets, this afternoon
ut 3 o'clock, for the purpose Of making arransc-
ments for Juvenile party.
The HAKrrorn EXCHANGE B.xk cAsr.-lu the
case against Messrs. Lester and Sanford, ar
rested in the matter Of the Hartford Exchange
Bank notes found in their possession, the hear-
ing will be resumed ut 10 A. N. today.
Nor TIE SrxnEn.-The typos yesterday
made By transposition offigures No: se5 South
Clark street, the scene Of the Bully Pagan affair,
read as 235 South Clark street, which latter is
not the place where the robbery occurred. :.
Snw BOOKS At McNAIlr's.-"Se1f 1Ielp," by
Samuel Smiles. author OF life Of Geo. Steph-
enson;" "!Sir Rohan's Ghost," BY contributor
to Tie Atlantic; Misrepresentation" By Anna
Il. Dewey; q fresh supply Of the "professor Mt
the Breakfast Table," and the American Alma
mac for 1850.
TnE SNs sing CAsuALrr.-Wele learn that lie
unfortunate lady, Mrs. Fields, Of Brooklyn, n.
y, Il victim Mt the late Slug Sing casualty. on
tue Hudson River Railroad, was niece Of r
". Brewster, Esq, well known resident Of
this city. She was, rs has been stated, bride
Of few hours md on her wedding trip, when
oyertaken bY the fatal casually.
= The man whose Sands Ind run out -
sent round to the Columbian Brewery and or
dcred fresh supply. Mr.. Sands is now turn
ing ont eighty barrels per day. Ills new malt
house of an annual capacity Of cocoa bushels,
il one Of the most complete in the United States.
Every part Of his premises is as neat rs the
kitchen Of q well regulated family. Hence the
secret Of the popularity Of his product.
the CaIgpox1AS BALL AND DASopE1.-Thc
Caledonian Ball and banquet announced for the
evening Of tue .5th, ut tue Briggs House, in
honor Of the Anniversary Of the Birth Of Rob-
crt Burns, promises 10 be brilliant and nota-
bic nffair. Mine hosts-Messrs. Tucker l.
Fre,ch-will spare nothing, nor will the mann
gers to secure every detail Of success TO the
affair
RELIGIOUS 1SrELLlGEScE.-The series Of re.
ligious meetings in the plymouth, Congrega~
tional Church, on the corner Of van Buren,
street aud Edna Place, which hare been in
progress for some evenings past is still to be
continued each evening during the coming
week. Rev. Geo. Clark is aiding the pastor, acr.
Mr. Roy iu these extra services. .. Tie Adrinn
{Micll.) Erpositor learns that Rev. Mr. Strong.
If Chicago, Inns accepted call from the Epis-
copal Church Of that city.
CONGRESSIONAL ADvEn1lsISa.-uc1pcr's book
las been advertised into I'M extended sale by
the Congressional pow.wow, md Southern fire.
cutters are more directly responsible for lis
large circulation among TIC people, than any
Northern members could have found means 10
be. Norris i Hyde, news men, at No. lou Dcar-
born street, showed us the figures o! their sales
Of the !" impending Crisis yess1iey, Which
reach one shonsand copies. Other houses have
sold large numbers. "Ana they shall gn.w
file."
LncrrnE THIS EvEx1sa.--A lecture for the
benefit Of the "a Temperance Flying Artillery" "
Of this city, will be delivered in the lecture
room Of the Methodist Church block, this {Sat-
urday) evening, Jan. alst at It O'Clock, by Rev.
A. J. Kynett, Of Iowa. Subject: " Tie Destiny
Of American Slavery" The lecture is very high
If commended By literary societies before which
it has BEEN delivered, and By gentlemen Of tle
press who have heard it.
Let the friends Of the organization namcl, and
those interested III the important subject to be
discussed fill the hall. Admission Is cts.
STEAM F1rE ESc1xEs.-We hare now in ust
five atcam fire engines-the Long John, Enter
prise. Island. Queen, Neptune, Atlnntic, mud wla
we suggest he called the Oh-gee-chee-ah.ga
guicks, after the wcll.koown rottnwattomi,
chief Of thai name. The only inappropriate
ness Of the sla.ne is that the old fellow ncve
known 10 '' take water in any form.
| The list needs to be increased by at 1cas
,hree more small machines, since the risk Q
| disabling is considerable, and our city may b.
| Left short Of adequate force in an hour Of need
| "
Tue FEx1S1SE IN MALE ArrAnsL.-The youn
woman, sarah Foolcy, who has been in custod
for q few days past on charge Of wearing NAL
attire, came into the Police Court clothed" j
the proper garb Of her sex yesterday, and i
her righ. ,nind'' as to the prorriety Of her n
cent step, and her story having been substar
tinted, she was fined $50, and The execution vi
suspended to allow her time to leave town.
purse was made up for her among tho b.
s4anders, md she took the cars for Macon cou,
II apparently the wiser for her adventure
Tue y. Y. CENTRAL HAILnoAn.-This gre
thosoughfare, the New York Central Kairot
il now running iive daily trains from Suspe
sion Bridge and Buffalo, aud each season adj
to the desirable fcaturcs Of This great route
the East Double tracks The whole distane
straight liues, no high embnnkments md I
argns:cyed supervision Of every point Of sale
and comfort, are what the travelling comm
nifty have long ago made notc Of" The rou
ia coumon with the Hudson River Rullro
threads on the through line, the most char.ni
and most popu1ous places and natural wonde
Of the Empire State.
As already known to our readers the Co
, ny has recently established General Ticl
Olice in The American Express Office, corr
of Lake and Dearborn street, opposite the T
B mont House Chicago. The Company hare =
made arrangements for California and Europe
passage tickets. II. E. Sawyer, Esq.,, rep
> sei,ts tl,eir interests here.
r RExAnkAnLx FINALE TO TIE WEST SIDE Sick
Q | CAsk.-kArPxoLz Runs AWAY Win Mas. "
. L1Axs-0ur readers arc already familiar y
!. the features Of nn affair occurring not Il
: since on tho West Side, where an enraged 1
c outraged husband named Wiliinms. i 20.
: German, attempted to avenge himself d
il sickles, by shooting kaufkolz. The latter
e ceived sercre wound, md, but for The br
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