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, 1860-01-31


MfssRs. Ep1ToRs:-1 lire in the south diyis-
ion; ride on State street; pay for my rides,
and the srna!ltr my disbursement therefor, the
better All l content with tile same. l au.
willing to pnv two cents and half where
hare paid half dime, and take pussase in
car OF omnibus, as, snav suit my convenience.
believe no one doubts the right Of the Messrs-
Walker to put ou q line Of buses to rival the
State street cars, and the City Railway Company
hnye right to auperadd linz Of buses. So
hnyc ], If that be my wish. Aud re have, ut
right 10 cut down CIR fares and offer any i'll
d,lccmcnts We rf,ooae. to the pnblic, that they
may patrouize our vehicles.
THIS right tile public concedc to ohe mud all
who choose to compete for passenger travel on
Suite street, and Eo fault can be found, be the
n,,nbcr what it may, Of those WIN enter the
riynlsy which is nuisance, and should be abat-
ed The Messrs. Walker may entertain what
feelings they choose concerning the City Rail-
way Company, hut the s4n1e should not be vent
ed on Innocent passengers. Do they instruct
their drivers TO do all they can to stop and de-
lay the cars, to take up dummies, to whit and
bcckon ut street crossings, no passengers in
| front Of cor full Of citizens, whose time anl
convenience is thus trltled with: Do the Messrs.
| Walker encourage this, or will tllcy disclsrge
| drivers found 20 doinsf
Sometimes employees, entering with over zeal
| into rivalry, carry matters to greater lengths
| than their principals warrant, and the State
street abuses may be Of this class, aud flung {
few Of the drivers might serve the end. It is ar
| outrage. however, and should not last. Neithe:
cur nor omnibus has right, nor should be per
nlittcd wi}fu:ly to impede the progress Of til.
other 1t is something more thnn q quarrel be
tween companies; it is IN invasion ot the right
Of the public SorTH STREET.
, 1860-01-31
Meeting oftIle Board OF Education.

f1sfr Yam
p.o..,. a,,ssr, 11.rar rosta- st.-t,re..
MI G,tcs Has1a 1,a,a I1.sas s'yyan.'
Tnft Tnfs' 'ehsi%an S I,;rr;nscn "a'o'
a1,,s,13.mWa,xsrs aat, , stnSai.. vov,,o-rv p,,+a,
a. mot,on of Wr' Na*s- ihc ninntes ;ftba iss;
,,,sat,r1 rcsncctinr t1,e introduct;on f:sr1aa
,scrc :,,m,en;,d as foilows. 0A4''
Apetition wns presented for the general in.
+radtct;on ~ German ~ a hrancI, - st,,dr =,
~ nni,i;c sc,,oois IF tL;s citr In mo,;n; ~
~ ~ fif|.,r, 10 p1as;domt orHn;n+aa n :, ~
ne.es ~ ..hS w.. snhect ~as ref,rad ano
nnn ~ ,,,n,,tns nftba ~ meyt;no as e,raaas1
sn,,roreI re n''e' ''' 'A| ~ 1''e'1e'' "efe
apElo'Wvr. IT,, c,,.;,, f A.. c..:..
t: ~, ca"na. ron.s, ~ ..s Gotce On
Sl;nnsE Schooj hm;ldnr ;nc.,,d;nr r. :" ~, ..te
pAannsf o.uoo. .as u; a;aa;..,ii. insuos 'ne Out
.;n, houGe, 'en nner,.ns :. sn. ~ fn,r;, ~ 10 Sa;
.a.", usut"s 70 aPf' pfa A@' S'''S0' '3'' <7'sVV'
'o1H1, Thc sf,jiow;nc reso,nt;on v,e nr.sar+oa H.,
IT., nn.a auo ",d ,n.,;n,n,.,r P.eseIteo ~
~ IT.. Ho'e aao "'4@t'''''"s'' au'P'eo " 'ne
i'oH!u E.o;,.3 rb.t the thank. oe hi, po.ra ,
~ ~ a;a,da "f edrr.,;nn ,enarni1 .s ana
=. a.. .'e tn I,nasx Word E.n i:hs,+. Jestsy .1
G.s Ea;,tso ~ nn sc,noi Rn;,t;nos ann o. me
.,a III, ,.snnar =, ,si,;as =. ~ uaouh9s'
.uadsd nnd conductrd The erection
sG,rn;s,;r,, I ~ tha St,nnar Scha,, ,SJ.IGon
ana 'nrn,s''ng VI .,s .AnoeI 9en9ol @ oalotns;
ana 'cr .aeesoa9y, s. ias.e aao 'A11' "th Which,
he nas Retolnea s ~ Eh ua.x. m..
Ar- h'gelnson, eua.hn ~ !e&t books
Comminse, ,fecooin'e9oea toe aoop1lon OF Hama.
tord - rhy son o9oS.heepng ~ Text Book
IN inc hlen ooaoo' ~ place OF cf111endens 8.
Lad oFe: cnee- !ne rue:
| The committee On Temporary Instruction re.
ported the following appointments since the
| last meeting Of the Hoard, in addition to those
| whose names have already appeared:
Sophia !. Marshall, transferred from the Fos.
ter school TO place o. head ass'stan, Of Skinner
school; Salary $4oo.
! Emeiioe >. Aale}, appointed head assistan!
Ill ~ tne foster scnooi. salary 500.
| Ellen Il. Chapin, transferred from the Psima.
y department Of k1nze school, to Grammar
Department or se,nnes school,
Lizzie b. Riccrds and Emily l.. Robinson, ap
pointed assistants in Primary Departments oi
hinz'e school,
Hattie A. Hail, appointed assistant in Primar,
Department OF Aose!y school.
Lizzie u; Snow, appointed in Grammar ne
paftment o. Sk;nne! schooi.
| faon'e a. nal1mIn1ngaam; appointed assistant
III tEunrt DspaI.nlent ~ rostef school.
| nt Ams.'a A. y ponss. r Tahslerred from Primary
nel1Iunene1S ~ q S,,; ios.el oSuo9'' 10 Urinary lie
pastmfn. S o. SAianet oeaool.
~. nass, enanman OF !9e COMMITTEE on III
h'Gn ocnoo' s;3!sa 1sGthae"ata t9at inc toltoMin;
ppuN popis ue r uu.Ntsui st'iu AAegie ieaeock, Chas
, 1860-01-31

AckxowLEpcEusSs.-Th Home for tue Friend
less acknowledges the following donations:
Ladies' Benevolent Society Of Gngssrille, Il
box Of Clothing, valued $llo.
Also from the Juvenile Sewing Society, con-
ncced with the Congregational Church Of SAME
placc, package Of Clothing worth S22.
Also n fine Quilt from the little boys and girls
Of 1ha Ouarga sabbath School.
Also Package from tho indies Of Eranston.
Also D valuable box Of Clothing and Proyis-
ions from the 1adies Of Geneva.
Also barrel Of Clothing from the lalies Of
Lisbon, valued ut ZIG.
Also bundle Of Clothing from some little girls
Of Gllcsbureh.
Also trunk Of Clothing from Mrs. Nathaniel
Norton Of Waukegan.
Also nice little dress from little girl, from,
Ler own earnings.
Also basket OF Bacon from fricnd.
Also d quarter Of Beef, and Vegetables from
Mr.. Bickerdykc, Chicago.
T. 7. Dickinson. Scc'r.
, 1860-01-31

f1.r.r.,. sa 1-<sr. f.,n.,rrrr paXffrr. .9e.-
t.fcul{urs. .srt. :se:<zt<, nmt Lff<rasxr<.
The WEEKLY fl:ESs AMI 1hihCAE Is 4 Afft'
fss.clsss Weston Newspaper. published every 1ncns1AE
A01SE7. 1t Is nsH Win s1tIa1c H" entertaining naI-
ter prepared expressly far Western readers. Its Editorials
dad vigorously with a!i tht TOPICS Of lie times Gt
h,ly adyocate. tao.c 1c4su:ss aEl p:;,ti3es deemed
most calculated IL p:unutc Tie nrfa wgfAtt. Ia price
Nit, size tf .he :.foln, and c,bses Of :Et.!!lxcoce
ysr;cs, and y4.ue ~: 1utrn l,n fulness rul arcu1cy
of Commercial mater. anl in whatever Csc rors To make
un First Clas NJ vsp.2er VT caalcae cnn,passa will,
auy other journal F.ast ii West.
oESkfA1 e"SttS1''
Inc L"e'a9s ana Aes'1'a'e".s n4a''s' p'tpata WILL
nse~ 10 maA''' s:' !''iS' "e'e''a= '4s ''''' e'''
oni's'a a@ss@'D'c -n" "'t'''
Aeoos'ne'7oe .a 'A " apste - ''ai. si'
.a"'ns ~ >'. =, 'epol' VI 49,.
FARMER sana f's' s'' wa
esa't''.' 1n'ps1 t'. ~ A'" 1' es''''
1aIhe'" ts''e'. t'tt+'s
14e's Hsue VI . p'is' u'@4l' eo''e1 ;. ''S VI
LIE "seh. '"c"e"'E t.F' '7A"'' s'es +ar'S"'x I'll @-u
rope anu 11e saeo ''s' a'a .'ie 'es@ "a s4e "tao'
sea1aeef aa@ faF a4e apss'e 9'-ee 4tposr
Ihe quofa1'oas o. "oze' !oatFs, sseelao'ea
lonee' ee" ;" ''as ~ " " 4a"F W. H7oFf 'Ae guy
..nm.,, NJ III. or,oec,;,,, or t@c,,rp<
..,r ,.st,r an, ,hc ~ c .re.c,c. xt,,
:. t,' rhs ,,,n,< ~ H. r,:r,r. To,zr..,
.,,, 49,, 9th xr, ,r,e,,.. hr +hc ,o1c .nnnt,r
rha prs. ,xu r,,nr-=z !. nsx:n,,.r and tsrn.
fv II, with tbt n,o-r.s, Of II. u.e aoI i,s puh lhers
.os ~ .,S sa,ra,i. th,t ~
s'.',, AZ .s.s,.,.a~ T,s,a.n ,...;,,. .-:I
va '''
po,,T1r., ,ss,7rs
~. o .n,.-,na ,non , ~, ,,,, 1v;r H.. ,,c,oo-,,,.
-, - -.,., ,;,I. a.. .a,. ,h., III,
IN the annals ol Ans!san ro'u1e-tee 3ea5 tass VIII
and the national tyuutt OF Rcru..>sa Principles. The
, 1860-01-31

CTATE OF ILLINOIS, County Of
~ Cook, S.s-SuEcdo. Court Of CAaso February
Tern AID. l5eo- DsvEo 4. Holt Robert Gillespie
Attsehmeat.
Pubic notice Is hereby kren to the nd Robert Gu1es
rIe tn.t writ OF AttAehment Issued out Of The oGoe
s4h ~ Of J.nuay T. o. "a = Nc MI of - ssid
Deri r. Hot saa a9t tne estate Ct tic sid Kohe-t
do.1s sixty een. directed . - sne1 C73i
county rRa t:t.fSs 81 q, -. eesn
., 1ourt Of cnIeato, 81 before tae at day q q.
of fEs;csFo onthe ts: Monday Of February a. D. lsaa
speeiai naf and pead to shs .ad Plaintiff aetioa jads
niantd and 20 nueh of ths property ataehsd may b
ncieat to sttsfy the sal 1udxmept nd costa w1 b
s..J "a sstisfv the sstnt - WALTER KIABAIL. CleEk,
r. FAss1I1- sum T&5xAs, Prra Any. 1aIb51s{v
, 1860-01-31

- Thr premium II. e. Il. Il. freight cur,
and ITS lond Of premium Illinois hogs, was to
arrive in ]'oston last night, having left Albany
Yesterday morning.
, 1860-01-31
LOCAL MATTERS.

q Go TO John Jones, liz Dearborn street
and get your clothes cIeaued end repaired.
Thcv will be-well done and at prices to suit the
, 1860-01-31

Mrs1cAL rNloS AcAnEuE.-prof. II. e. Bird
will meet both tic advanced and the elementary
class III Musical 17,ion l1n}l this TUESDAY c7eu-
ing ut - r.. j..
, 1860-01-31

- Complimentary :'oiree to Madame Mira
S:1t mud Maden,oisclle Cora, u: q. Mirasol.'s
Dancing Academy, corner Clark ard Madison
streets, this evening.
, 1860-01-31

The Superintendent reported thata schedule
Of the furniture and apr aratus Belonging to the
public schools had been taken in accordance
with the requirements Of the board.
The President appointed Str. Hoard, Commit
tee on the Skinner School.
II. II. Wills, Sec'y.
, 1860-01-31

- THIS morning ut u u'c1vcS, Gilbert and
Sampson sells, at their Sa!csrooms, No. s..
Lake street, Il large and superior assortment Of
furni;urc ard housekeeping goods.
, 1860-01-31

ll,cnanSn HORSE Hor.-The fifth III tile series
Of Hops 1T the Richmond llouse takes place this
evening,
, 1860-01-31

"Cl7Y Ho1g1. We l,sra reduced our rates
for day board to $3.50 per week, from date.
r. So4Ea4 i CO.
Chicago, Jan. II, 1850 ifH1m y g
, 1860-01-31

ries Of Garden City Hops, will take place to-
morrow night.
, 1860-01-31
CHICAGO, TUESDAY, JANUARY 81, 1860.

NEWSPAPER l.IrE."-The next lecture Of the
regulnr course before Sloan's Commercial COL
lege. will be delivered by Andrew Shuman,
Esq, of the Duly Erening journal, this eve
ming. Subject: "Sewspaper Life.' Mr. shu-
man Is fully posted on the theme whereof he is
to speak, and is possessed Of ability as writer
aud thinker to do it full Justice. he will give
his audience capital ind entertaining lecture.
, 1860-01-31

FoR SAIE,-The stock, fixtures aud good
paying business at Ito State strett-satisf4cto-
~ reasons given for the sale. Apply at oEce
ia1S-St 4. II, Row.. 11t State St
, 1860-01-31

CLEyEI.SD I4opGE-Thc Fourth annual Fes-
tival Of Cleveland Lodge, will take place on
Thursday evening, February :tl', 1t The Tre-
mont Huuse.
, 1860-01-31

r$:- Mrs, Eo*twic!:'s Third r.r16r Concert
at tic Briggs House last evening, was brilliant
SUCCESS.
, 1860-01-31
DIED.

In till city, Un the 3flI r>t t;:.UKGE HODGES, -cn
o!CAat. T. f. and Mary H. Tuy, ssel gear, Is
and csdsys.
Funtr1l s1rr.c the Residence u D.. .. Krte 1l9
Wabash .ve1ue. "Wednesday 1t O'Clock !. v. Friends
Of the family are ItyI,cl to at.rnd.
, 1860-01-31

TENTH Ward REPUBLICAN 3fEEr1Sc.-The
Teu,h Ward Republican Club will hold Il meet
ing this Tuesday evening, the 3lst inst, at ME-
meyers's House, corner Of Canal aud Mitchell
street, for the purpose Of organizing for the
coming campaign. All Republicans are invited
to attend. r. B. SroSg, Pres.
MAX SCHUYLER. Sec.
, 1860-01-31

NorlcE.--None hut subscribers will be ad-
ittcl at the Sociables at Uhlricks Hotel, unless
invited by subscriber. In that case they
must produce their invitation at the door.
lsy order of the COMMITTEE.
, 1860-01-31
Ministry at Large, 1G9 Randolph S

SEVENTH WAnn nREPCRLIcASs.-Therew will be
meeting Of the Republicans voters Of The
Seventh Ward ut the dining room of the Ger
man House, cornerof Indiana and Wells streets,
tonight. Tuesday tue Slst inst, ut II P. H.,
for the purpose Of organising Ward Club.
THE WAHu ExECS1lYE EnuutrrEr
, 1860-01-31

FIHE.-An alarm IF fire on Sunday night was
caused by the burning of woodshcd in the
rear Of The brick block on the corner Of State
street aud Wabash Avenue.
, 1860-01-31

DnEAcu OF rnon1sE cAsc-1n the Circuit
Court yesterday the breach Of promise case Of
Emeline Amest IS. Captain john i. Fish, was
brought to sudden stand by the neglect Of The
plaintiff to pat in evidence the record Of a d.
vorce obtained by her from former lusbandin
Iowa. = ,..
, 1860-01-31

TRUSTEE'S SALE~Public no.
L tc. Is hereby given that !, Chs.Ls uisetsnrt
the Trs:ee name! q e:na!a Derd Of Ttuss e1tned
ih.ra az .! Naes a. =. 1sa will deE1u.t having teea
lae ii he payment OF pFona!~1sy nots ie sa:i t7ed
cty Of Chicago Comfy Of Cook The eleventh Day AZ eh
rns,1 L. D. 1sa tea o'clock IN the forenoon Of said
d.y 81 public aucon to the highest bidder for csa lac
rr.ss and real etate conveyed b. fad dtee II nest
to-w: II unet tTite o0shaf % at tAat par. lot six
sorneipx fou. 10 fe: noa fto ths southwest Gomez
of tId theIee run7aE roa fo,ty tfo} fet theme eat
xeat 10 tkt pse Of hssuane; st r:ss hs!n si:Eate
il the euEtv Of COX md sate Of III noA cake the
ssIe. SI deed Of trust l. 1eeorted tn cee a: Inc
Records: Of Cook County "a 1nok III Of Deeds se a7
CHARLES HITCHCOCK, TfUEet
f~t,A-sn January 81. 13SQ. , . NJ hYAntf
, 1860-01-31
THE CITY.

!1a'so's E.Sxs.-An Emporium: article, sl'c~-
Ing tho condition Of the lll'nois Banks. will be
fcutt i'll the money article on the fourth i'nge.
, 1860-01-31
prE,s i Griihtt1tt
OH HICAGO
CONGRESSIONAL.


Yesterday was another day Of excitement in
the House. Nr. Sherman Withdrew his name
from the contest in q speech which seems to
be impeEfect1y reported; whereupon the
whole Republican strength was concentrated
upon Gov. Pennington. Of Now Jersey. On
,le second ballot, lie came within two votes Of
au election. Three trials only were had when
tl,o House adjourned.
0ur dispatches arc deficient in that they do
not give the names Of the scattering" The
lack Of tint necessary piece Of information
puts Il ont Of our power to say with n,,1cl:
certainty whit are the prospects for to-day:
but from tue action Of Messrs. Riggs and
Briggs: we believe that an election is no: Ear
of. We lake it tor granted That Mr. Smith
caunot succeed. To do so lie must lave every
scattering vote. including his own, except
Penrington's. It is not probable that he can,
!y any means whatever, SECURE tbcm. It is
NJ. too MITCH to hope that tie contest will be
terminated to-day, and in favor Of the Repuh
lican nominee.
In sacrificing his own hopes Of the attain
,neut or the second Office in the government,
to secure the success Of the Republican nomi-
nee, Ar. Sherman has laid new claim to the
gratitude and admiration Of his friends through,
ont the uation. In all the prolonged and bit
Ter fight, lle has displayed qualities that have
commanded respect: lnt has done nothing rs
noble and se1F:sacrificinp as Ills last act JOHN
Sherman, whatever tile issue Of the struggle:
is name to Ire remembered
, 1860-01-31

Nkw PArENr.--A patent was granted, January
l.t, to r. c. Richards, formerly ofthis city, for
Il Eofo.y Billions, for use wherever 1t is desired
~ produce steady stream Of air, by simple
| mechanism.
! Mr. S,uSrn's 1.sc7rrE.-Thc next regular
| lecture in the conrsc will bc delivered BY Geo.
| sumner, Esq, Of boston, OH tomorrow
| "Wednesday evening. lie is an eloquent and
graceful speaker, .u,d Us writer and scholar he
LAS hut few equals.
No QconrN-AS lSJrSc7IuS.-Thcre was co
quorum Ut the Council Chamber last evening,
mud no meeting was held, twas understood
that Deputy Sheriff j.umbard was present awais-
ing tic evcnt Of 4 meeting, and the coming up
Of tic ordinance authoriz ug the laying Ct tse
Horse Railway track through South Clark street
for its anticipated passage, when III injunction
whIci, l.ss bcsu' es,;ained would hare oeeI
served uron the City Fathers. Restraining then
from passing the ordinanc'.
Srnru.sE.-A large company Of iliends flcn
tl,e First, Second und olivet Presbyterian
, Churches, on The South Side, surprised th'
Pastor Of the v Westminster Church on The Norti
r Side last Saturday evening. The yisit yir}de
about s1a5 and d vast amount OF qualification +
= I'LL parties concerned. The people Of Wcstmin
: stir being nobly engaged in finishing and fu'
n;s.ing their new housc, were permitted to hav
no nlare in this generous expression Of thcj
J. Sontgi Side friends. They u,ie in SAYING !. WI
Il we'll aud cncouraSingly done.
q l.
, 1860-01-31
WHEREAS, JOHN WOOD.

WH E r REAS, JOHN WOOD
br.lx,. 1r. and E1915eth D, h'a wife. did on The
sss gay e Uece \. D. 1883. make and Dr.
liver to certain trust lice beIn- date the day and
It the following described p:cia". situated
e,t kaf (Et Of lot three {s In hSek tw+rtvt7c+ Is,
In krzles addition tLica t,Gtthtr with al ankl-
rfhc ehts, Eerctt ents End appEten The
4aid Eeis.s heloxin any wise spp7rtasong which
%a tsns1 ie+d h. recorded In tfe tccess UEr* <ad
Coak enEEty II Ok orr hu14ztd a7d hy.psne 1921 "
said trust 6ecf ma1e Executed and deisrrstd
Aforesaid The Fayuxnt Accord NJ htr
and edc Of certain hnnd4 10th Of h SILT
trust dced and numbered from No- No in.lnrve
made cnted and delivered ty the s1d John ooblixc
IT,, ard ore EsasnA Hltanf jointly. ese IN The rer1
of two &tousand dola1f. aoc tal conditioned e tic
raynent Of he !! me ,lnr'sed doa-s In ycar
cent? payab!e xmi annnaliy the h day Of June and
the 9Th DIV Of De:ember. A. D. a 10 one 7hea1t II.
H. his executors admin .t1ao:s assigns. r3k
Bunk in the city Of New York; def asir< btea
m1e II ths p7Jacnt Of te u Gny mentioned In
the condons Of said hord4 both Of principal adlnres!,
Ing to th- tennor and eject sa bnnda be!nx
or~riue- Now there:os, public rlcr Is hereby given,
jt .ha ELL tho aos de:c.ioet prop str, md 81 right
.nd .qutY Of redemption Of the lad John w odb1d.
Js vita thrtr heirs Ad 4a<kn4 n lie a,na
highest bidder cash the nofth door OF the
House In Rad city of EslcaEc en- the h dsy o. March, A.
D. isQ n ten olcck In The forenoon Of sa: day. and
make execute and deliver to the purchaser r.case
thereof .ood and sufficient To raoeis fer lie ,a= AID
cpa .1d interest tLcn cue It's tos
cher purpoaes menonei n :3d trnst 81.
lS%. PAUL CORNELL. Trustee.
Cosxtt1 JAuEos. Au'yt I.51hs::.:od
, 1860-01-31
NUMBER lS2.



ATcVICEEI,'S THEATRE,
.'N lA1lsc. a1te:. ..e.wsr:: --::..c ~. ::.-.s<:
Tuesday Ev;S1Sf ~ -h ls:e. al e:s.r n.:As
En<aseIsn.r E: sa: e.' 5sa:e4 -<tress
N ISIS & III :.El leLY,
lie Ef'tt fen a!un 1a ". ch ha. r,t, VII, NJ. ~.
aEa sato:'ey u.e1* .r IN annals fih. .tuxr ~ i,
ia r. ~ u n.s s:a'ts >s": tic III: AR p.cy
b|tEtSCAGLT. 1:s II t. cSv:s. air. Ike.
The Ccto1oon;
On, LIFE IN THE sUUTu.
Illustrative fA--.:r s'h--.4.-. aa.;:s..a S:c.,s
seutae.n Hunes.
Iae se ne Lid In TIE lae u:.% l.ri '.y.- CT
tns p'17'.f! n 'f f-:Essbl t.i - 3r ic h.
El;e~ Il IT" JudSe. iY"F E:r-1ss!.4 u: ~.
Ihe OCT l:tnt+ :. fA..n r.r t..n Z, II
"eigLiA I'll osl - cg ;ir ch4 II ! tt1n.n, VIZ
@1ss. Lie o:..e cn.-... ...,... .I=s k:.' I: y
stpp"s I'd By t.c is> c,;r rtrv.
. Caa-a-tttt:!c Serresy BY Ietn n. Thytal, ..
Parties srl2~ e:ire sLA :c:ir.Ir r.lan:d,
~ IL *ttHe** ibis *srt pEs. n!tsrI t!1. Il. rS-
ioszaAIe' ~!i t'utlu 4 il for II ~ c ,nc ii. h
t5ait fos m :-Euri7Et t ts1',rv T.. r. u.xsa Ill:
Liz i; T.. Ch 'ea1o Res IL.:i r. Il.
- Seats can b. f>en 81 p C ! - L! .ap.e.
c!axy. - ~
tNDuz ea..r op=u II. 4 - vel, Z: AN, ,,,;..'!rs
FH. @ntn ; = ss41 t'e se Il: tres 1&s- "A a,lya-e.
Seeo1t E!sce 3c.s Lew:F Fts4't t4.t.s e.: E:rc. -
T.. Ii. 81 EENAS. 1r...u-tr
, 1860-01-31

II this city the e5h inst ut. It st. raais German
Luther 1an) EhureE by the h.y. Jweph Hartmann MR.
1uEh Il. HARMON and MISS CATHERINE, el.est
Laughter of f. L~t, Esq.,
Al.o. at the san.e tu:c nra ,l4ce, MR. CONRAD
FCn>T and MISS Do. OliIEA, eilrst daughter II
Arnold kr'ger. Esq. all eE this cit.
, 1860-01-31

ITO GROCERYMEN.-A: Rare
j chance to any persia Wishing to buy na: An old T.
tab.het re9Y StoIe. with h cf and 1e9u
ar md rsab toners in cue o tas he IN he
:r, will dnd n opportunity seldom mtt will: Far !nfos
nation ad:fsss r V'lso11Aza!'.>'= +}sfsss53~
, 1860-01-31

Syr4E T1nEvEs AuoEr.-The hail thieves are
plenty and daring. 1 boarding house, No. 1c+
,1icbi g.n street, Was entered by burglars isw
nights since;*aud $40 IN money and various
articles Of clothing we're stolen. On Sunday
night tie house Of Lodis Wangersheim. No. l62
Monroe street. Was entered by some sneak
thieyes and robbed Of two shawls valued al go,
| and brown fl. laoe v-orth IS,
, 1860-01-31

Ntw wPArEHr.--A patent was granted, January
1't1. to T. c. Richards, formerly Of this city, f'r
Il Eofory Biloros, for use wherever il is desired
~ produce steady stream Of air, by Il simple
mechanism.
, 1860-01-31

GOAL SCREENINGS For
- sALh-16o tons Coarse B::ar It'll and rt.u CO.
hHs nlnGs at t910 to &1.t8 per ton. IT 49,"
HIGGINS t1GhTHALLS Cosl YsrI
East cad N1dsor street B,idee
]Asseeo6Sw F1smt3ea American TEs,s c.
, 1860-01-31
POLICE MATTEltS.

a CLOTHES 1.ISS Tnxr.-JolM Shields wa!
| sent tn 1'rldeweN yesterday, being caught ii
the act of stealing sheets from line in tht
Doardman House, on C1arl street.
BLACK AND Wn17x.--A peripatetic stort
cleaner, familiar By sight to muny Of our cisi
zeas, laid down in m nlley to sleep of his
whisky, he laid down Joseph White. but rose
up black, come wag from an adjoining stab!e
making use of lis Kit and brushes and polish
ing Inn into neat stove color. Thus orna.
n,ented he came before the Police Court and
was 6ued e.
Az UScARlsr1AS Observation-Disclosures
christencr was fined s15 yesterday for playing
the brute in II earage style to The wife Of his
bosom. He was sent TO Bridewell.
SIZZLING L1oroE WITHOUT 4 L1crSsx.-J. Fox
and i. Gaouier, we're convicted Of selling liquors
contrary to the ordinance. and the former was
fined *lo, and the la.tcf $a:.
Ok SrsP1cloS,-ChGrlotte II. Brown and
Helen r. Mar, two young colorcd girls, we're
found in hail way under suspicious circunl-
Stances The; were fined s.; each.
DASGERous pEE7EScES.-Qne Patterson, Of
too respectable appearance for such position,
was found slightly tight, trying doors along
Lake street 10 sec If they they were not tight
too He said le WAS only Summing, and the
Court tllonght tue joke worth IS.
a FnAcAs.-EdwGrd Walker, colorcd, was
fined 81 LOT tracas with one Higgins.
SrspEsEs.- were eleven petty cases Of
drunkenness, aside from those more particular
" referred 10 in yesterdays Police Court.
, 1860-01-31

'TXAMINATl0N OF TEACU.
IL 1as.-Thcre Fill b ~ ez4,nts.t.dn OF f+rr.l.
teachers It Once Of thu Bnad Of Educ4or in ciarf
street HnndsJ. 1AEua1y tl, Eanencnx 1t o-rIocf
Ax. ". II. WELLa
hftt.td EurFrEten4ptt HuT,fr En}.o.fs
, 1860-01-31

DIsrENsAnr CL,S1cs.-Thc following arc the
l.cn:s Of the free Dispcusa-r Clinics, at Dr.
]. iayis's Office, SC Ia Sale street:
Nondny-Diseascs Of Females; s. Soy
moug, M. D.
Tucsday-Dissascs Of children Il. I.udlam
II. u.
Ncduesd3v-t;eacra practice. and skin dis
cuscs. (Gcrnaa}; I. Uiric!, II. d.
| Observation-Disclosures Of the Chest; ]. DaTies
Il. u.
! Fziday-Gencral practice; G. E. Shipman
| II. u.
SaturdAx-Sursica!; II. ". Roardman, and
| Davis, Il. u.
, 1860-01-31

L or 7ns Sorfn D1v1s:ox The Underlined ,-,,-ct.
.-.: 81; anruuuees hlnl:elf Is candidate o1 he es of
ttreet ce1ami,sonss " the South piy%on Of CElo =:
Conveatfth, ta'a'sHs8ss t. Il. haGAEa-..
, 1860-01-31

NOTICE TO EXPRESSlfEN &
~ HIAYNES.-Peru 81 vain Co.l !. II co per ton
ApT E1pres sman or Dratuss ttsEns n.t>Is IL Cp.l
VII receive eou11s.sen Of t1cents ref tou, st
HIGGINS \ LIGHT HALLS Caal fttd-
EaH ED N4AsI3 AFeet lstcXR,
fa1:hECaew Premises American ff2ts. c..
, 1860-01-31

NIIICAGO RELIGIOUS BOOK
~ ST0EE...-........s@s Wx11 S11tEt...........s1:
Depository Of American Tract Society,
Publication. Of Congregational Doard. Presbyterian
roazd. e. C.Iter and Dr-the:s, Gould LIccon, :frn.
~''@ HOLMES =. Wtrs s.rrrt.
, 1860-01-31

G. Il. S-HfrEN, -ide.sHs.t:; .4}ea Il 0str'~'r:r.t
i au:Hot=cl 10 rtcsr. 41skt<n.enI for :li= +i a t:f
Ln1.i:g Parer, of Tie 1Sor.h Fat t11-bs9+.
, 1860-01-31

4 SSIGNEE'S SALE.-For sale
IA It cost ty order q tie AsEeec tho stocks Of sfl-
e. II stores Nm. 81 Lake street, uac Tremcn, Hou.r
nd 1t No. 1ls South Clark *izett, In Lasmon Block
}ass1lu BENZ. T.. TALNEE AksjenAe