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, 1860-01-17
MANUFACTURERS GOODS
Clues, Acids, Borax,
Potash, sal.Soda,
Soda Ash, Palm OIL,
Tanners OIL, .IeosIN,
Puro Sperm OIL,
Alcohol, Tuypentine,
Dye StuG*, Brushes,
Soap MAX ef's Stock.
For sale by ]. II. REED Il CO.,

Drug lists and Apo'heeatles, ti + liz Lake ts:eet.
AN ORDINANCE REGELAT-
"A ING the sale and weigh: Of Hay. and ccs'zu7s.aE
e ! ofd.aed By the Common Council of The c'y of
the.s :h, b ,ppetntsd BY Tie xstor
d such aumosr u s,mpetent p:.s3n. IL e.sh bssln =
sssd ss. sss
the pess 1is ot tht common Council
s1ai upon he daes q II, ~ ~
shall 1esPci1e give 6"n:. n tte penal .s: Of Five
as9 l.! sSs Il u Se 20
they shall also take and snbsc1be 10 the usu cath u o.
S1o At aal be The duty Of Tie sa.d CITY Teehe.s-
seye1ay provide themselves with proper scler Il
@sea sa a &
:4:s s:s i.
ST. 4-Ths sald = c,y WsEh.I." tai tve,.'ly ta!e
IN s:ree month, by lie Cy sesets weAt* I'D Ma.
y ny xo m us
be tested ~ aforesaid ofenel An once IN three mcnshs
ea:aE the sane to Ie te=d sha iay IL e1psnsts u
si sss s!s l.
shah the amount Ct each nd the af each
shd when tic rssicle abd io.l ia te we.h rtker
the City We1shers catincste saa state y esht
shall again be weighed. without ch1r2e b. the ty ch
er Who ~ekhed the original cAd. ard thus tie weight
the !ood ned, and in tha ary y Ek
er ss.ln h!s sd ta* weight an, t;s!e xh
nay hare been weighed with aay lo11 uatl RIA CITY
WriSler shall hsve the chs Of .u-h Lice
by really personally weighing 1te NJ <1l sc.t
snd Of load o. bee c{
offered fof ssle asat sad th. excuse #
wetkink .ha p.ld b the purchaser. II the weight BE-
found buf found incorrect the .1prs: Of weigh
cx such load bale Of hwy 1ta tr by thes a.er AID
n.e al is;ec;in= srais: rnrS:Ss,en:
any el>on wao 6A41 efsrd any Of Lac
p.ovisons Of this Ordnance.
SIC 6-AlhaY wh!ca shall be offered for se By ttelosd
In ct Of Ch1esgu sha st1rd Of the haT stands
hereinafter teGxuateI In tuc orcer aEd The
M7yar drcc and leson shsl! edct f. & lel ahy
load Ct hay within the lint at tee ri Of CLcso wtsont
TIE having dss bern welkhe4 hr City He4ter aud
rio sEa Alter snJ tertaots Of any City WeIkher
ehall u3e cmct ~ lbs other
rarce the f which the given, atie!
ihe weighing and the Aae and delivery Ct NY load
OF pa.rsl, dlmintth the guilty ttteof.
sEc.7-A1h soIi or offered fas sae bv the bae th,
trsr e weighed on sscs br the der.
blle th1l bt sauped Or markell w The u the per-
20 selling tho zane, such Dae II +uc bale Of k1y
70 sold or for tae shall ~tEA les t4c he
stamped The rs:sor stE. o:e.
r. Tie :aae tor le, shs b deemed guilty of violating
20 E~West Randolph seett from asy f+et ~e<. :he
vest Lac tie West Market Hous. TO hs Ell line u al
Cast street The tttlr= Of Norh ue4rbosn
tnK space least twenty ei IN the centre Of said
the passage Of teams, Ire hereby derzed hay
| stands.
ntoyisou. of his ordnance sha d. conviction, Il
snY nm not exceeding the discretion Of ke Cout
SEC. Any ordnance or paEs Of osInaaee IL eoatlc
With tie A.ove Is he.shF repealed.
| P1ssei January IL. 1850.
, 1860-01-17
COYER'S SULTANA SAUCE,

NOYER'S SULTANA SAUCE,
~ For Hot and Cold Dishes Of al kinds. 1h.s de-
lcious and appcts1g suce invented ty the renowned
"Soyc" for the Loadan Reform Club H. since lis dcta.e.
msnufa turcd ~ the vel known lou=e cfCs.a ! tlac.
we'll LouJon, fom the original recp. Il is tic avus!t-
sauce IN England. and the Continent With i.h a.d
growing reputation American Epcures ind Il much
apl rored tf ttnu'ent to the appetite and TO
OPINIONS UF THE LONDON rKESS.
awe recommend our correspondent tsE Mons Soyt1.
new Sauce entitled the Sutana saucs IL nade at,er
the Turkish secpe Its fAvoris excellent and affords
.derahle sid In Of slow and weak dseationThe
Lancet.
sa.osy, Pquant AID spic5 worthy ths gen1s Of so1c
--{0b.erTer-
IL most valuable adjunct to Fish. Flesh. ard Foxl aad
should have p1aee oue very tah:e.-sAslas.
Sole Agents fer tLe United state.,
GARDNER @. TvELIH, ,e17 Fulton ST., New York.
and BRAY HAYES. 81 CoraLill. Boston For safe by
Groeers and Fruit Dealers everywhere. ja17b4}s em
, 1860-01-17

FIRES At LANCASTER. W1s.-The residence Of
III. Rhodes, well known ~ the uorner house,
two aud half miles west Of Lancaster, was
consumed BY lre on Saturday, the 3lft ult.
Loss estimated at $500, uninsured. At the
so intensely cold that tue f4miIy with difficult
II escaped perishing.
o. Sunday, Jan. let. the Fletcher house, near
tbs Congregational church in Lancaster, was
destroyed b. fire. It wAs, ut the time, occupied
By Mrs. Emma Sprague. The fires were both
supposed 70 have originated in the 1ues, tue
extreme cold making it necessary to keep hoe
fires.
Mrs Sprsgue's furniture was Ill saved; that
ofAr; Rhodes wss partly saved--Groa& County
, 1860-01-17

Mrnnrr At SEESA1r, W,s.-Sc,ne boys who
were fishing in the river below Reeds re1nt,
OF the 9TH inst., discovered the body Of man
With piece Of rope round his neck, in the,
water. The body MAS recognized 10 be that .f
Moses Murry. the 1nulatto burbcr wl,o married
the white gsrl at Ripon ahout = year neo. Fur
thcr examination proved that previous 10 being
thrown Ill the water, severe cut had been i'l-
flic,cd across his forehead aud temple, with
some sharp instrument. and the back portion Of
lis head. Including the wlolc cccipital bone,
was smashed in. Murry with his white brother:
in-lnw, escaped from the Appleton Jail, ahou:
six weeks ago. where they lad been confined
for petty larceny, and nothing has been heard
Of them since, uati! Murry WAS found Us above
rr1ated. The deceased Was known to have
about $50 in gold when he broke inil. and i
mar he for that lc was Observation-Disclosures
tSfnfiDfL
, 1860-01-17

The weather Yesterday proved fatal 10
the seighng, in fact it may be said tLat all run
1ts' licences expired By limitation.
, 1860-01-17

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.r H.. a.,.. ,rr.,4 va,,,,,sr III d;oa
- 49,, os,,, II, ~ disease If ,1,o b,o-, RI.
y. ~: ~ ;, :, ~, ,,;,
49, .4..-a.a 49, =. -.,Ju- .,,a,, .r
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:"o.'us ossn sa ' ;..:4s.,;n a s. - @ r.;,;aa
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49,, - 1..., ,..s ,,,aon mi .s nm.
,'-,e.s r.. 80. .,,,a ,o,,,,-rn., .s II ,v.s
:. ''6
Ti,o.,,. n,1,;n,ton Naca,,1o, ,yss horn near
+,,a },er;nn;,r ot tLc nrescnt century. Ills IA.
4,er uas Nr Zachary Macau1ar- who VAS fnyor.
~ .,,o lat r,s,,o~,,,r hath !, 4,.;s
oo,,rt,v and r,,ronc mn o,,;tor If tho ch,;.t;on
<,,,.~,.r and o,xa n. t,,r vorn f,,cnd Of Wi;he,-
forcc nnl IN active co.laborer in his grand anti
slavery efforts. In. ls1s he entered Trinity
col1ces- md took his decrec in 1saa, While
nursn;nr h;s stnfies here he tirst rave rroor Of
Ills wonderful gifts. obtaining scholarship,
twice cainior t1,c Cancr]ler's 1ncdnl for Enr{isa
xerse md r,rrv;nv on tha,1,;.,hrst nrize Of t,,e
Tnirer.;tr for nrof;cicnrv IN The cIassics. On
l..vinp Cn1lcoe bc cutercd unen the study of
law at IiuCp{n'S 1uH. and succeeded 10 tue bar
in 7sas In ,.,;s year lie first came prominently
before tie public as m cssayixt, through his
uaper On Milton in the Edia1urqh Rra,r. His
subsequent essays fully confirmed the promise
Of his first, and gave to him worldwide re-
nown. Tie hss died in the midst Of lis greet
wort-the History Of England. -Four volumes
of this history hayc been published, and it is
understooa TINT Two more are nca,ly-it is 10
fc boncd- ou;te-rcadv fur the preas,
s,11..,. -. a;st;,.,,;r,,oa ,,;,,,so,r :,
..:.;.. w.. N II. .E.a | ",o.,od n,on,,,cr fo- co,rc
s..s cuo, sue..-.ad ,,.,,,;,non, s,,,,s.o,or,.
~ .. ..as c.o.o,n~,- ~ ~ 1na;, ro,ra
- .. ,,..,,,,- -. I'D.
% a -'"- ~ ss;".aI ~. 800. =, ...sn.
-u. "e1' ~ ~ "' e.-..%s Co.s".;, j., cs,.,,,t,
-. ,..:s co-....,.. .u,- .,,.r
un's' y. .4e 1aes 1"''" e' =. ,s.<
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1ol't5 1us'''. 4ao 'npaiaA = n,:. .1s .o'o"'r' ~
yea' ae "as s'o "s "'eos. ~ D' ~
, 1860-01-17

coErEcr1nx.--Ar. Capen assures lis we were
taisinforlucd in our last issue- lie never uttered
auy prediction rs to The weather Of Friday aud
Saturday Inst.
, 1860-01-17

= This evening, ut : o'clock, Messrs. Gil
bert 4 Sampson continue tue sale, by auction,
1t No. 81 Lake street of superior Gold Jewelrs,
Watches, etc.
, 1860-01-17

"CoSTaA-x MES,"- Superior Court Jury
in tae case If Henry Hughes, charged with
steu|lrg cattle, we're out fifteen hours and failed
to agree.
, 1860-01-17

ET Go to John Jones, 119 Dearborn street,
nsy
, 1860-01-17

Nem advertisements.
TINTED STATES MALL
~ Weekly Llse to
CORK, LIVERPOOL,
'a,t Of Euro. ltak ou4eEstovn, (C11S) Le.1st
THE moNTREAL MAIL
Ocean Steamship Compapy's
si5;fa Ea :i'i sssss; e.
a*lcs75Ga N-ls nd seEs-,s. 'A4< '4' 1'<a 01a'='
' !ssi SsZa Rssse Es;ss,
:.'5a Ss:e. l;S s:a: Ia ss!s,nx, tssS
cs:ses, che.pts: and mot comfo.t1sle se, ra..sse
17's f1s ciiSas' o: ATsssees = oassasso7n cost>
FRI Ca: aee:1dins. TO o..oe berh. ~! and as
i:&tu!n Teke:s, tr.tC and 10
,a tes aed IL: Sin:ax cat 2.enee, 2o III i. e. e.
r:iae'l toxa, Il Gnat Biiaia I'd iIe:sna y ssove
:pa e. cde:s,
Is T:s 8 !; S:;:;E: sss Fl
JAWES W1EHA':K.
dly eha aTss Hpss.so!n ssatsay ss.et: ensf es;ea:o
txREAT VICTORIA BRIDGE
The the void, e. ed Isss a1o, ,he
l!:sE s. at Msrt.tA coss ef S1 a-I h4f
N!jo?s Of D1ais, 10 enna:c. tho Esteu aad Western
d.sfs.un3 Ct Tie
Grand 1rssnE ::KaiE1cay
OF CANADA,
now o.en i9, public tan TIL. road OF nt7ny lto
mills IN length. l. oaeratel under
ONE MANAGEMENT FROM DETROIT. MICH TO
PORTLAND, ZEE.
And there Il on.y
ONE oHANGu OF CARS
{Thiea4n R{vs~
TN Clikett and must eoust for tween
the Southwest and acl1 and New Eax and ra1serxe
Id dfesht look ed shrrneh all parts Of Ca:aa4 2sd De
New EIs4ud Ss-teS also t, and inn
Chicago to ! Liverpool
tna 1.-The Conu.eit u EUROPE eu ~. sta
y ihe y o,.!y !; su!ar ys,ky LIZ. Ct CS1rtD STATES
ASU ECIu1tEAS NAIL >TEa 81 EitS. A1i{7R from,
r"t es.ry "a Er:-y. aEd :fotn ise} ,ul eyey e-
uSaay th1ouK u! ye: Il. k.sth: pst nt4sa apply to
WALTER SHAAL1, JAS. WAEEACk
Gele,al Nan.fer. GeE1 Wrs:tTp Assent.
CIV NlntNal. ~ dearborn Street,
, 1860-01-17

"C1rr uorEL."-We have reduced our rates
for day board to $3.50 per week, from date.
r. So4EHs + Co.
Chicago, Jan. II, 1850. jal7-lm
, 1860-01-17

~ Coal Oils at SIS cents 4 gallon. ke1n-
sene and other. Oils in r3port!on, at the Lamp
and Oil Emporium, 1as clark ST. jaG-2w :
, 1860-01-17
MA Z RI E D.

III tie Desplalaes STREET Church, Sunday ereEre,
Jsuua1s Is, hy Issv. n. Lrech. ME- JJAN >. SHOlti
and MISS SUrHR.,N1A G. HEzEL1OS. all Of Cn q @.
On Thur'd.y. Ian T. at the retdcnee of Gsoree
ESQ hF the Kew. Robert toltcT. JOHN WATSON for
metly Of Montzeal, to JANE JAiLE, of rhilstelpAa.
, 1860-01-17

$4,000; CLOSING Orr SALE OF Doors AND
SHoEs.-McDougall, Fenton d Co., $50 Lake
street, offer their entire stock at manufacturers
wholesale cost prices until all nrc sold. ja16-6t
, 1860-01-17
/ s. e CT TY

See BOOTHS advertisement for bis new
mode Of treating Western wheat.
, 1860-01-17

4HE TKASkLiN 1E5I1fAL At TIE h3CHHQSQ
Horsx-Thc indications are abundant of first
rate affair Ut the Richmond House this evening,
or the occasion of the franklin Anniversary
Banquet and Festival, which III former years
have beeu celebrated in manner highly credit
uble to the craft in this city. No pains have
becn spared, or will be, to secure entire success
throughout. Mine hosts Of the Richmond,
sources Of their magnificent establishment to
gi.e cclat and every desirable feature to their
-Lare Of the catcrtainmert- The Darquet will
b, feast Of f4t things, from euisine second to
n>ne west OF New York.
At the brilliant Assembly to follow, dean will
be tcaller', and his music, the music Of The
evening. We sly TO all who hare not yet made
up their minds as 10 the Printers Festival
secure your p4rtaers aad pureaa*e yopr t;ckts'
The Typos are rroycrbial for following COPY.
aud they will do it III this instance, in fidelity
to every arrangement and detail Of attraction
promised.
LAncEs1Es.---A variety Of cases involving in
fractions Of tue eighth commandment we're dis
posed Of yesterday, as follows:
:. Siealing + FIotr.-Niiliam Murphy and Gar
ret Dalton were brought up On charge of
stealing bag Of -four, from J: B. Fuller's store,
No. q West Randolph street, on Saturday
night. Aftea stealing the -four, they took it to
i saloon and tried to exchange it for bottle Of
whisky, but falling in this tried to sell it, Thoy
were fined $50 each.
Larceny Of d shaul-A youth of nineteen,
named Jacob RicLmsnd, on New Years day
ftole q shawl valued at eight dollars, the prop
erty Of II. F. Noulton, Of the St. Louis, Alton
aud Chicago Il. Il. The article Was taken from
the depot Of that Company. on Van Buren,
street. He was arrested and examined yester-
day before JuEtice Akin, and held to bail in
$780,.
Larceny Of elofhMg.-Two women Of i'll re.
pptc, named Dora Myers and Cataarine Petrie,
were arrested on Monday By officer J. B. Gray,
charged with the larceny Of suudry articles of
wearing apparel belonging to Henrietta Grcs-
sler. The goods were found in The house where
the girl Petrie resided, No. s5s State street.
After partial hearing the charge was dig
missed, md tue parties fined under second
warrant, charged with keeping house of ILL.,
fame.
Stealing Lam1<r.--James Gleason was ac-
cused Of stealing lumber. He was found BY
policeman on Harrison street late at night, cir
ry1ng stick Of lumber which he had picked up
somewhere. He was fined SIS.
THE EDNA PLACE RAPE CAsE-The exan1i-
nation Of the case against benjamin Lyuds,
CHARGED with rane nnfu The nersnr of 4f;sa Eilan
, 1860-01-17

CHANGE cp T1xE-The mails by the Chicago,
burlington and Quincy Railroad, due heretofore
at o'clock P. H., will arrive on and alter the
Eth inst, at G:15 +. n.
, 1860-01-17
Nein advertisements.

u C. q, sc2|V2E.Adser't,i:9 -.rL Is DtGr;-,ra-s:
sorise ia rAttiss .adre1::@es f.,r s.s aai G., tx
= 'dfsg Papers u TIE Moth Hts. tal-tSs<-J
, 1860-01-17

Pol,cz MA11EEs-In addition to more im-
portaut matters enewhere detailed, large
variety Of smaller affairs Of every hue and des-
criptiou were up in the Police Court, thawed
out By the nilder weather. A huge, black, four
hundred pound female, Lucinda Mail, known
as the "Great Eastern" with her fellow occu-
pants Of an infamous establishment in m alley
near the corner Of Monroe and Market streets,
were brought ur aud fined, tue males 6 each,
the females SIS each, and the she Mail SIS. A
young woman named Jane NcDcrmott was fined
$40 for being dangerous with knife while
drunk John Murphy was accused by his
wife Of ill.treatmcnt Of herself aud thEee chill
dren. II seemed on the examination that the
Murphys would do better without John, who
was accordingly sent to Erilewell. :. There
were, besides these, eleven petty cases Of drunk
/ and disorder1Y,
, 1860-01-17

n
Our realtors will remember that l,y the ncv
postal arrangement between Great Britain,
Canada and the United States, tile foreign
mails arc sent from and received directly in
this city via the Grand Trunk Railroad and the
steamers which r11a in connection with that
line. Postmaster Cook received a dispatch
yesterday from Toronto, stati"g that the
Hungarian's mails were srnl West Mt ll:l5
L. II. They will arrive here by the
Michigan Central Railroad at 1850
this morning, and tho letters will he
distributed and ready for delivery by u
O'Clock. Tho mails for Saturdays steamer
from Portland are closed every "Wednesday
evening Mt 5.15, and so east ty the morning
train. They always 90 by Saturdays steamer.
for if any detention occurs on the railway
thing that rarelg happens-ths steamers are
delayed till t!,c mails arrive. Passengers for
Europe therefore who lca-e will, the mail on
Thursday morning, will be sure to reach Port
laad in time for the steamer.
, 1860-01-17

nv a N TED A Married Man
7 w!-he1 eic1tcn. { cod peemau, nrick 1t o..
cr': Refer nce Given. Atdrtss toa sI2f Ch Gag,
, 1860-01-17

Cor INTO nlrFlcrLrr IN Cu,cAco.-Wc see
from the Chicago papers that Alex. Scott. for.
mcrly leader OF the Light Guard ;and in that
ctr, md ouce lea alcr Of the american Band in
this city, rot up Gift Conrert in Chicago re-
Gently, aud without any authority gave it out
that It was land Concc,t. 1t turned out TO
be bogus a!iair, and the members Of the band
now repudiate both the Concert and Scott, III n
card Which they publish III tue papers,
It will be recollccted that this same Scott
and a brother of:his. ga1e a Gift Concert in this
city, nt which they undertook to "play the
thing finc," the same as in Chicago. But they
accidentally got up too late in .hc morning, and
valuable piano which was drawn On two mum.
bess, one OF which was in the possession OF q
crony OF Scott's, had to surrender to the gen.
tiemau rho rieLtiniiy drew it, or there would
ha.c been T. "muss." The truth IL, these
Sco:ts nre decidedly tricky. and from the per.
formances Of Alexander ID this city aud Chica
70, we imagine he is about p1ased out in The
West.-1fi. ITi&tphsin.
TnE Lzo1stA7rRE.-On Saturday evening las
the Mercantile Literary Union, connected will
Bryant. Bell & stratton's College. roted II
change their form from that Of literary societ,
to Legislature, and proceeded to the election O
officers, which resultcd in thr choice of the fol
] 1pwsn0 1sn41a,nnr.
, 1860-01-17
a9ress 4 Grii{)tt11e,
Q Il &c I. 60
"THE POPE AND cnxf.t,I,xS,,

1.-THE POPE AND C0HcnESs,,
All Europe appears to be occupied just now
with the pamphlet Of Nous. Guerronicre, on
the Pope and tie European Congress. The
Porc, it is said, will refuse to seud a rcprcsen-
tat:ve TO the Congress, unless Louis Napoleon
will first disclaiI1 he doctrines Of the PAM
phlet. Then ne have vague rumors that if
tile Pope is not represented, Austria, Spain
and Naples will not send plenipotentiarics.
Austrian journals profess TO regard lie pam.
phlct rs d:rcct mcnace Of that Government,
though it is said Francis Josepl. is no. dis
turbcd by it, because lie is sure it docs not rc-
feet the sentiments Of tue French Emperor.
The Euslish Journals quote largely from the
pamphlet, aud profess to see in it cynlcuccs Of
Napoleon's intention to observe good faith
with the British Government. Russia,
1t is saal, rejccts ulc programme laid
down IN tue pamphlet. Rumovs arc rife
at Paris TINT tue Papo'd Nuuc!o had threatened
to demand his passports in consequence Of the
supposed relations Of the Emperor TO the
pamphlet; while at Rome we have m account
OF long Interview between the French Am
bassador and Aatonelli, in which the former
il said to hare rendered certain explanations
to tue papal government OIL the subl4c: Of tile
pamphlet Indeed this pamphlet, tue object
Of which is to sccularize and parcel out the
Patrimony Of St. Peter and to limit the
Pope's temporal authority IL thu citr or po,nc
appears to hare thrown oil z 1sope into fer
ment quite as greata as that produced in this
country by the Helper pamphlet.
Meanwhile Lie P.:ris ldys announces the
postponcment Of the meeting Of Consress-thc
delay doubtless bcias desirable in tho opinion
Of Louis Napoleon: by the infinite rotl.cr which
lis pamphlet has created.
, 1860-01-17

FIRE or EAST MADISON SrEEEr.-The alarm Of
fire about six o'clock, yesterday morning, was
cansed By the partial burning out Of store Nc
o.a East Madison street, near Madison, occupied
By Patrick Burke, keeper Of the Crystal Sa1oon'
and A. Potter, dealer in groceries and provis~
ions. The upper part Of the building Was unoc-
cupied. The grocery store and stock were en-
tircly destroyed. Mr. rotter's loss is 81 800,
with IN insurance Of 81 900 in the Phoenix In
suraucc Co. The saloon was damaged to the
amount of $500, anl insured for $500 in the -Et-
nj, Of Hartford
The adjoining store Of Samuel Myers, liquor
dealer, was damaged to the amount Of S1oo,
which is covered by insurance in the Fireman's
office. The fre undoubtedly caught from the
stove in the grocery, rs when discovered it was
burning in close proximity to the stove. The
building is owned By John Il. Knight and E.
Ware, of Hopkinsyille, Ky, and was insured
for 5000, equally divided between the lEtua
aud Norwich Insurance offices. The loss upon
the building is about 5000.
, 1860-01-17

TOAL-COAL-W E AVE
~ Aacd l11Ec Stock Of the best quality Of Ea T.
faal {anthsae an Nfu1n n,us nSst:nE Of the nl.
LOVING Kind. al Vt w. xe oGeE to the public al lie
lowe tnatke. prices:
1hHGH Fount1r, ERIAR HILL and ERIE
LEs!GM EK:. N!fERA4. RIDGE,
LACkAWASA, do NEW CASTLE.
BLOS3BCKH.
II our coal Is IL screened be:o.c delivery a.d
prompt attention g1reu to 81! u7te.s
ot1ce azG Tatta 1t 1+ M Eacr stree an is tsna1
xtrc1t. las ht33 I'm
, 1860-01-17

No WATER TrEspkT, JAxrAKr, l77u.-The
water will be shut of from tho city on to-day,
Tuesday, at 2 o'clock, Pm.
4. ". TnxxAx, Sse'y.
, 1860-01-17

/ 1(OARDING.-A Gentleman and
, WN- e1 two .ln9. eeaue1en CA be accoMmota a:ed
th roota atd god board, in pIvate family.
~ tai-.3,%
, 1860-01-17

SrSpnT MENTIONS. West Madison street
special assessments are being resisted on the
ground urged Of Noncompliance with the
terms Of the contract. They demand six inches
moro thickness Of stone before they come down
with The ".pel.er." Meetings are being Ae!dto
org 4nize in the matter and carry resistance into
tho courts. The game laws went in force yes-
terdny. Let everybody remember tho Audubon
Club arc in tho field against all violators Of the
law. The journal learns Of the sudden illness
| of George F. Root, the musical composer. 1t
is being mooted to annex Chicago to Bridgeport.
t In that case, the Court Houseand city office. Of
the former will, Of course, be used after the
I: consolidation. The next Of the Richmond
House scrics Of Soirees Dansant, takes place on
| Thursday evening. .Miss E. Kimberly, the
actress, announces that sue has purchased the
excfEsive right to the new play Of "The octo-
roon," and will bring /. out 1T Mcvicker's Thea.
tre on The s0th Of January. The officers hare
returned from the quest after the remaining
four Of the Ottawa rescuers, without the pris-
ouer8.
, 1860-01-17

Nm. EBrnuAnr's LEc7rnE.--Our lecture going
public will cot fail to remember the lecture this
evening by ]. I. Eaerhart, Esq, Of the North
'"esftrn Tome Journal, i'll the Free Lecture
course by Messrs. Bryant, Bell l. Stratson, ut
:aeir hall, in the Commercial College, Larmon
Block
, 1860-01-17

Acc,pEx7.-A day or two since on Owen st.,
young ln-n nalncd Ross had his thigh severely
fractured near the hip By falling in front of
coal cart he was driving, The. wheel passing over
Lilo 1;r,1
, 1860-01-17

SPLENDID DoQuETs.-Thosc in want Of sple1.
did Doquets will thank US for the information
that Mr, Charles Reissig is prepared to supply
on Nort! Street, near RucEcr street, West Di-
vi.ioa- Orders may be left at 100 State street,
corner of Washington, or r. o. box No. 5?s.
, 1860-01-17

Cletk-T. i. Fitch.
Tre4sLreF-1. II. Fsrrttl,
seYse41& at.8szasJ. P!erfcang.
The meetings Of this body are held erery Sat
urday evening, in the College Hall Of Messrs.
BRYANT Bell 4 Stratton, on Clark street,
, 1860-01-17

RAunoap 4Arro1SrAESr.-D.S $. Ives, late road
Alton & St. Lcuis Railway, is appo;ntcd General
Freight Agent at Alton for tho road, vice II. r.
.Tanscy, resigned.
, 1860-01-17

The TuIRn WAnp REPUBLICAN, CLuB meets
this evening at Martin Dodge's Hotel, on Girls
void street, for the election Of officers.
FERNANDO JONES Soy.
, 1860-01-17
G44dntfQ.

w ANTED-To Purchase q good
III Rockford. III. 1,,S.i|
, 1860-01-17

SrLESn1n RETunS.-NTe would call attention
10 the advertisement Of the div deud to policy
holders just declared by tue Republic Insurance
Company, Of New York, payable By S. G. Hig-
z;nson 4 Co., agents Of said Company in Chi
caso. 4 return Of 30 cents to policy holders in
:deEe ti.cs is guitc uu item.
, 1860-01-17

. This Tuesday morning, ut ST o'clock,
Gi!ber: l. Sampson sell at their sales rooms, g.
Lake street, BY order Of the assignee, large and
superior assortment Of household furniture, etc :,
without reserve.
, 1860-01-17

REAL ESTATE AEE71SG.-A meeting OF all in
tereeted in real estale and its termination hts
l,ccn called to meet at The Recorders Court
Room ut the Court House this evening Mt seven
n'c!ock. The names Of Mayor 1Iaines, Messrs-
Ogden { Fleetwood, and Georgc II. Gage are
amended to the call,