, 1861-02-16

der's Court and an Indictment found against
him. 1t il known By experienced detective
off1cers that this person has for some time been
at the head Of agang Of men whose business
has been the extensive alteration and disposal
Of such spurious bank bills. In view of this
fact, 1t would be well for all in the city who
hare been imposed upon in this manner to
leave description Of the issue passed upon
them and also Of the person Of the one from
whom they received it. By 80 doing they will
further the ends OF justice and aid in bringing
the business Of this gang to sudden period.
TALES TINES BY TIE Posr OrFICE-For the
thirteenth and fourteenth Of February, the
Chicago Post Office had m increase in Its drop
letter department Of !, tho, showing that abcut
TINT number Of valentines were distributed in
the city by that medium a deluge Of these
tender missiyes passed to the country by the
mail, but VIC are informed that not more than
one-haf the number have received our city
post-mark TINT underwent the same operation
in 1850 But the end Is not yet.
K1SdsBunY HALL-Thiodon's Museum OF
ing, and the last chance will be given to its
many patrons Of seeing the splendid view Of
md the Alps, with Its countless
numbers OF life-ike mechanical figures. splen-
did novelties are in active preparation for next
week, but don't forget to take tho little ones
to the entertainment this afternoon
REV WILBUR S1cKAe.-This gentleman,
formerly of Chicago, delivered d lecture before
the Library Association at Peoria on Tuesday
evening. Subject; The Ideal World"
Two CELEBR1T1Es.-Among The popular
songs of America are those composed by o.
sian E. Dodge, who is to sing in Bryan Hall,
Monday eve, the 18th. His We meet on the
Lesrl and part on the Square, IS published in
Godey's for December last, is sung in almost
every State In the Union. ]. G, Clark, the
eminent balladist and poet, will sing with Mr.
Dodge. Tickets for sale at A J. Higgins,
Root & Cady's and H. N. Higgins music
stores.
~ It is not necessary to to drink Sands Ale
at Watkins, on Monday 18th. until you burst
bee you wish to relieve yonr 'ffc,ing fellow
mar. No, but It is necessary that every man who
sees this notice shsuld 60 up and put down his ye
cents. ie16-at
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W.. eo4e wv. -" s1es .aa " 'oaA0 A. se''
gents. corner State and Randolph street.
t~ On Monday next, at Watkins' Benefit of
KAnpas Sufferers, Sands furnishes Ale and Music;
Watkins, house and bartender. All that Ia taken
.,a s,na, ,1s, s.r, ,h,, NJ hotr ,,,c, ~
,,n,,,+ 4, ho ,r,;, i. 1or<r ~, u =. xor, ,,,-
necessary for the neon,c to s.a, m .od ,.ood
ann will he raised, f41s.at
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AcAsE SEEp1sG GAr7EN11oS-lf is conceded on
all sides that Nesars. Gaze & Parmelee, Nos. rs
and l2s Dearborn street. know how to keep ho-
n cood class ofcuatomer.. md .he.e cus,onrr. ~
away f.d md their farc. c1othed I, smi,es n, Tho
GOOD cheer thhy hare partaken Of fe1cet
wa,t,ns, .Co1nmh;,n Ala uons.., m Mond,~
1s,h m tn re,fev- the Kan.,s sut,r,c,. t1est
~ Cook l. McLain, % Dearborn street. hare
made their price for cleaning and dyeing cent's
garment. teae than any other honee IN the cltv
fA
sB For ANY operation upon your teeth, OF for
PERFECT arthcaAl VOTE Of any desirable style, call
su DE Abaugh, NO. 81 West Randolph 1T.
ja2l3m
ILLINOIS cuRREscr.-1 bny all kinds Of dlfcred-
ited Illinois Currency At the highest market price.
E. X. WILLARD,