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RLIGHT OF. A. CANADIAN P0ETa.
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Tho Fosk Office Robbed OF Ten Thors
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a few days ago the inhabitants Of: The good
town Of Berlin were astonished at learning
that their Postmaster had taken French
leaven Of them with SIC, goo belonging to the
Post Office Department in bis Possession. The
T1inor was not ut drst:czedifed, but the np-
on the scene, put the, mattpr beyond doubt
It may be subject Of surprise that the Post
Master Of place like Berlin should have
been allowed to hold possession of sueh g
large amount Of money belonging. to the De-
pattmeut. Rnt the snotlass operaaadi BY which
course Of swindling, In which other parties
arc Involved besides IT, e fugitive Post Master.
Itappears that frands have been perpetlated
on the Post Office for several months without
detection, aud were accomplished in the fol-
Davidson forsardea *adyices" to the Post
Master at Toronto-and 1t Is said Of otaeF cit
ies-of money orders, payable to different
pets0ns, rho were his accomplices. The du-
Tlicates were, by the eame mails, sent to thota
parties who presented them at the money OF
der Office, and were paid the sunas for which
they were drawn, the Officials being under the
Impression that the cash lad been deposited
with the Post Master at Berlin, In the ueul
manner. The orders were filed up with the
largest sums alto wed by the Post Office The
cash TINS fIaudu1entty obtained it Is supposed,
was returned By express to Berlin, less the
commission, n doubt retained by the accom-
p1ices in the crime
The flight Of Davidson exposed the whole
matter, aud warrants Wera at once issued for
his apprehension. It is, however, feared that
he ha. "1nade tracks for foreign parts" being
reported to have sailed by the last steamer
which left Boston for Liverpool. As It was
suspected that somc Of his accomplices In the
frauds were resident In Toronto; information
was laid before the Police MAJ ittrate, aud
yesterday Afternoon Mr. ". Dessauer; tobac,
conist, Yonge street, WAS taken into custody
by detectiya Arnold, on suspicion Of being
implicated in the crime. Shortly after his a.
rest be was liberated on giving substantial
this morning, when the ease will bo invest1'
gated.
, 1861-03-29

Dispatches from Washington to the N.
Z. Tribune announce that orders were is
Buea on The 18th inst, for The reinforce
,1neat OF Fort Pickens with the four hun.
;ard::,aen On boerl the Pnooklyn:. Ia the
Eecessinnists have cut off all communica-
ton by N Ill aud telegraph between Pensa-
cola and Washington, no intelligence has
vet been received Us to the execution of
the order.
The agent Of the Associated Press at
Washington, who, by the way, is South
CaroNnian and 9 Democrat, asserts that no
such order has been sent; but we think
: the event will show that the Tribune cor.
respondent is right.
The same authority states that orders
were issued ten days ago for the detention
Of the United States troops now in Texas,
subiec. to the order Of Gov. Houston.
The country will hail these evidences o1
determination to hold and possess the
forts and public property, with unspeaka
BILE delight They will also be glad to
know that the Sccessionists Of Texas, who
are threatening to hang Gov. Houston fo1
his loyalty to the Union, are likely to find
they have 81 hard road to travel" Al
the latest dates from that State, both Gov
Houston and his Secretary of State, Mr
Hamilton, were addressing the people
in denunciation Of the Secessionists and Of
their reasonable action There is, IN
doubtedly, q large number Of loyal mel
still left in Texas j; and vigorous show o
strength On the part Of the Federnl Gov
eminent, and Of its determination to pro
tect allloyal citizens, will doubtless inspire
them with renewed courage, and perhaps
add to their numbers also.
, 1861-03-29
The Baltimore N. e. Conference on
the slavery, Questtvn--ActIon or
fxfH

Bishop Scutt.
We published, day or two since, brief
and somewhat involved dispatch relative to
the course Of the Baltimore Conference of the
n E. Church On the new Slavery chapter,
The following extract from the proceedings,
as reported in the Baltimore Patriot, sets the
matter IN clear Light.
sTAus4os, March q.
Aflerthe opening exercises Of the Confer
enca this morning, the Or er Of the day was
called for and Rev. G. ". Israel presented m
able protest ag alnst the action Of the General
Conference in its adoption Of the new chapter
On slavery.
Itassumes that the action Of The General
Conference WIGS revolutionary, disorgnniziug,
subversive Of the rights Of the membership
nudi is, therefore, nulf and void. The protest
was adopted, with the understanding that 1t
WIS simple protest, and, Us such, not com
misting the Bishop or the Conference as an
organized body, said body being unable to do
that which he himself, under the discipline, a.
an officer could not do.
The Conference now proceeded to consider
md vote upon the paper heretofore presented
by the Rev. n. Wilson (which Has published
il the Hutriot Of yesterday.
The frat resolution, after some slight amend
ment, Was adopted BY the following vote: For
the resolution, IS; declined to vote Il no, !;
declined to vote for the present, s.
The plan WuB then, as whole, adopted,
when Bishop Scott, who had declined to act
ths vote upon its adoption being put by the
Secretary-zead the following paper to the
Conference:
THE whole action Just had on what is called
the W1aon proposition, is, In my Judgment,
in violation Of the order and discipline of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, and therefore Is
null aad void, regarded as Conference action !;
I therefore do not recognize the Eaid action rs
nroeee "a % nIsh t6e Business H Of tis 1 present eg
aessiou.".
, 1861-03-29
MISSOURI OPPOSED TO AMEND
M7hNYS.

MISSOURI OPPOSED TO AMEND.
mhNYS.
Tie Missouri Legislature, by vote Of
90 against ~, declared that it was iuexpe-
dent for the General Assembly 10 take
any steps for calling 8 Nalional ConTen-
ton to propose amendments to the Consti--
tuition, as recommended by the State Con-
ventiou. $
By this action it would seem that Mis-
souri, considers the Constitution as it is as
good enough for her The truth is, the
clamor for concessions to Slavery to keep
the Border States in the Union, is grand
humbug:
:. The Border States cannot be bought to
stay in the Union by any sacrifices Of prin.
ciple which the Free States can make.
They will remain from motives Of interest
and safety, and not from brides; or they
will join the Southern Confederacy be-
cause they like it better than, the old en-
ion. Missouri can hardly afford to annex
herself to JEFF Davis's dominions, however
much the principles and sympathies Of her
shareholders may incline her to hitch Oh
tothe Cotton States. The climate, pro-
dnctions and geographical position of Mis-
souri, classify her with the Free States Of
the Northwest. To separate from the
Northern States is financial ruin. Her
interests are tenfold greater with the Free
than the Cotton States. Whatever Border
States may hereafter sccede, Missouri will
hardly be one of them
, 1861-03-29

HOUSE WAETED.-A. prompt
IL paytns tenant vi hes to rent sma1l correEfent
henas wabash Michigan avenues. In then i'm
mediate yeioIt. bnt not MGr! than Iaf pi.e so11h
nrss, VI ,May. address ''L0CK." BOZ 6I7O. g11 tuE
particulars, ui1s9y3k
, 1861-03-29

WI TANTED.-Smart actiVe men in
~ every to % and city in tha West ESQ mako
from i've t, ten follars day selling new aft Gle.
Address Post Once BOZ j 15GG. .C6tcsgo lrcla &pg
htty cent 10 money ft& andxecei4e by n tttn
mall sample OF the article, nlk4STte
, 1861-03-29
Heavy Forgery.

Yesterday man mined Whitney, ~ho rep
resented 7himself as q New York merchant,
succeeded in oh aiming $3.50 from various
bankers on Third street, 1850 Of which he
took with him and made his escape. He ar
rived In this city several days ago. and stopped
a. the Walnut street House, and Immediately
act about making aequaiotances among .buei-
ness men, and was By them int oduced to sew
eral bankers. Five hundred dollars Of the
amount vas drawn from Dunlevy 4 Co, and
was deposited With mercantile house to
as an evidence Of his good faith. As soon as
the lraud was discovered, the money was re-.
turned to them, but the thief escaped with
Tho remainder Of his booty.-CSacinnats Ca
zstte, 27sh.
, 1861-03-29
Cbir;agnGrriibtttte.
FRIDAY: MARCH 20, 1851.


Among The Illinois appointments made
and. confirmed yesterday; were. those. Of
our fellow citizens E C. Lsrned, Esq, to
the office Of United States District .Attor-
pey for the; Northern District Of nlinois,
and julius White, Esq, to the Office Of Col
lector Of Customs for the port Of Chicago.
Both of these gentlemen are eminently
qualified for the respective stations, and
their appointment will be hailed with live
1y satisfaction by thor numerous friends.
, 1861-03-29

pOYaL HAVANA LOTTERY.
LII In Drawing Of March lstb' 1861, Nc. q 6s9
drew s1oo 900; No 45r drew *5oou No. 10, u drew
80 coo; No. 2f,71. drew 4:0,t19: No. l',aS drew
$11 600; being the i've principle prizea
Prizes cashcd md iRto-n alton fnrElshed by CHASE
& Gu. BanS.r-, No. IS William street, New York ::
NH
, 1861-03-29

The Police Commissioners were in session
again yesterday, and having carried the List OF
appointments On the police up to thirty three,
have now adjourned for three weeks.
It ehould have been before stated that Mr.
Coventry has bven chosen President and b1r.
Waynan Treasurer Of the Board. The Com
missioners having drawn lots. The long Term
Of Elk years falls to Mr. Coventry, the inter-
mediate term Of four years to Mr. Wayman,
and the shsrtest, Of two years, to Mr.. Tuttle.
The following additional were sworn IN as
members Of the police yesterday; = ..,>'. :
John Nelson, Sergeant South Division
i o. S. West, Patrolman. Ii 'f-''' i
, 1861-03-29
SCHURX AND CLAY.

4 change was made yesterday in regard
to the diplomatic appointments of ;1he
above named gentlemen, with their consent
and appreciation. Dfr. Clay was appoint
ed Minister to Russia, and h1r. 6churz to
Spain. :: The former place, We understand,
was Mr. Clay's first choice, and oil true
Republicans will rejoice that Mr.. Schurz
has been assigned to a first class mission,
, 1861-03-29

REAL ESTATE SALE.--John 4. Nichols, Esq,
sold day or two since. to H. Edison, Esq.
the south 46 feet adj otn1ng the north 1ss feet
Of block five, Bushnelrs addition to Chicago,
for s3s per front foot cash. This property is
Oh North Lasale street It may be considered
q very low figure.
Rev. HENRY Cox.-This able and eloquent
Pastor Of the Wabash avenue II. E. Church,
has been engaged By the Grand Lodge Of Good
Templars Of Illinois, to deliver several lee
tures on the subject Of Temperance. He
speaks At Kankakee City On Monday evening
next. We can promise our KAnkakee friends
ar1eh treat, for he has tew eqoals as TEN.
peranca orator.
STREET CIrAs1Ka:-An our principal thor.
ongh'nres are NOW above grade In the from
two to ten inches Of mud that oYerlies tho
pavement, for months nndisturbed. A little
industry in the removal of these deposits to
the adjoining streets that require filling, will
Kill two birds with one stone. 4 small show
Is being made BY heaping here and there this
mud md 9th Into pile, but this amounts to
nothing since 1t is LEFT for passing steeds aud
wheels to disslpate again. !.
A HANDSOME PnEsEsr.-U. P. Harris, the
excellent Chief Engineer Of the City Fire De-
partment, hiss just presented to thecrew Of the
o. P. Harris, the Steam Fire Engine, superb
Signal Lamp, gotten up, on his order, by
Messrs. Hamblen d Co.. at No, II State street,
and which in beauty Of Workmanship would
! do credit to any manufacturer in the country.
The entire cost is upwards Of fifty dollars.
The limp Will be suspended from ornamental
brackets over The air chest. It is entirely
! creditable to donor, makers and recipients.
| rnpaoyEMENT.-The Court House Square Is
I undergoing a top dressing from the streets,
and win probably be planted as:a vegetable
| garden for the dieting Of the Jail inmates.
sprink1ers are to be attached to the wretched
| little fountains, and the growth OF pole'beans
| and pootates thereby promoted. Seriously,
why cannot the improvement OF this central
ornament {as it ehould be) OF our city bn nm
de.taken with small amount Of intelligence
invested in the enterprise- L h.s always been
poor botch. When is It to be something
else? =. ..~s-.
4. RHuBAnB, not RAnnoADs.-.-:E. l. O'Hara,
at the model drug store On the corner. Of Can.
Il and West Randolph ssreets, protests agains'
the inadvertance Of yesterdays Item IN locat'
Ing the new Freight House Of the Cincinnati
All Line Railroad on bis corner instead Of Or
I West Water ftrest He pathetically asks ii
to leave him to 8 tdIsnense, as for the past eigt1
! yeazs, ghygse rather than fright; psfe{gzorIs
net pasaengers rhuharb not railroads. Chip
vo1afm, eanp4or md castor:oll are: stu sss ssa1
WI @as'H,t n poszassloa of thls oorpsr,n
, 1861-03-29

g. M1RAsoLE gives his weekly dancing
party on Saturday evening, March soth.
Friends and scholars are invited.
, 1861-03-29

RY GILBERT:@&,v. SAMPSON.
~ =. 3xxrxlf.3 3Auurt1s. MA g lase atsces-
WIN kye tas pa.senat .stsn ,toa = t2s nsss It st
Household Furniture 1t rc4fdt e-csa "a Iac7is o
~ our kafssroonas, Cash sdsa Acss uaade - an;
amount when required.
:; 4uEkE4CK NKW ANr 3xt 6Hs.H4Y5
Furniture, arRsp HflEH,s, MiTFH;ss, Bsast+aa., &C.,
On SATURDAY,, March sotn. At ~ nelect ~
~ wn san 6 ON <asroonA - tAEe strset F.re1;
assortmens q sofsE Tetea.rst,s- Wb.i.tt. Msr Ia.
TOP Tables BOOK C2ssa and 3err 31=rie4 Pann 81 ,,a
Faxaot NasogAay sod ~ cha:rs elaIa u aiarble.
roSeS al snd 4alasf Hxfaaa a fsSie. aat rsFd.
csslH. s Longs: Hat And osaSt ~. Velrss
Iatxs ORD Gus french f1at! Mfr sfahossns Frs, W
Hsrr,Es Mt y. M p1!na ~ Atsh 81 Enund cera,rs,s
Cherry ana Aap!a ~ isteaa.. aaa many other rnot
toa nUnerosato paxtcuartze .se p7iistve aud viii
oqs ~ tf1essFFya,. GL3ERT SANS N,
on+fss"7E IS A1ctaastra
, 1861-03-29

The Building Undermtned-$80O,O 600
in Jeop1rdy-A Tunnel Sixty Feet
the R@bbers..sl ,OUO only Carried
0G-Arrest on SusptcIon.
, 1861-03-29

The lates 1ron nil the points named sooTe
aze to Philadelphia, &c On fourth class, and 100
oaaopr 1ess than to New York, and to Bslt@'
naore they ars l1c aad Ac less than to New
, 1861-03-29


4 Railroad Convention for the purpose
u A'aoeAs ea'' Ae A"'A'' N.S
on Wednesday at Clereland. Pretty much all
the Chicago and Western, Roads were repre-
'seuted.
Col. G. G. Hammond Of the C., B. & Q. Road
vas elected Chairman, and E. B. Phillips OF
the Boston and Worcester, and D. 8. Gray Of
the Central Ohio, were elected Secretaries.
The roll Of nembers was called and 1t Was
Sound that thirty.sh Roads we're represented.
d Anumber Of delegates from the Southern
Roeds 1aaaed 10 arrive, owing 10 Inc deten1lon
OF tbs trains On the Little Miami and 5etles-
sonvllle Railroads, hg the storm last Tuesday
night The telegraph lines being also down,
tended to c.nharrass matters.
Before the Convention adjourned q commit
tee on business was appointed, Of which John
Rrough Was Chairman.
Alter some time spent in consideration, the
, 1861-03-29

TRINITY CHURcH-It should he bonn In
mind that the sale Of pews in the new Trinity
Church, on jackson :street, between Wabash
and Michigan aycrues, will take place on
Monday next, the 1st inst. See advertisement.
, 1861-03-29

Tho Wlgwama 10 be Sold. - : =
{: The greet WigRnm II to be sold to thF high'
ct bidder on On Saturday 1t 10 i u, the pro.
ceeds to be equally divided between the home
Of the .Ftiendless, and the Orphan Asylum.
The excellent 1ocationof the: structure, and
Its capacity and capabilities, nhonld commend
It to an active compstition, and VIC hope
liberal sun Will be realized 80
/ Regular Board Of Trade Ticket. ~
At = meeting of OF the members Of the
'Bo.rd of Trade Last evening the following
persons were nominated for the officers of the.
Board for the ensuing year, s.. .4.-.-
Frssiden-C T.WBgB1ER.,::'
1st Picl-E ErE8tdent-RrMs HoUaH. -. .e.
"a Vles- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HEAFsTEAD: -:
: Dlrketors,-Eu Bates: .chas. K Walker, G. ]. De-
al Esd l. Josnson Iaa
j. II. Clark. ~ 80. :, -" p ~ ,,,.
Committee Of Ar6itratton-Ieinuel b. Horton.
wm Houghtel1ng, Jas. D. Bailey ". n. Bsainafd,
d Htnsdais, ss Nathan MeaSs and T. T. Garpsy -,
Committee Of Appeals-Geo. Steel. Hugh No
Lennau, Geo. Armour, ". H.sLow: Afa DoW,F.
D. Gray, s. F. Atwater, B. Adams, =. RagRon- -,
The election takes place on Monday. =.
Young men's Association. =:
The new board of officers held their first
meeting Wednesday, All hut two wefe pres.
ent. The standing committees; Of the gear
were appointed as follows: =
Li5rary.-Fniler, Williams, Baird, Hunter and
Bowen. ..,.
Lsetar<s.-Hana, Russell and Fuller
Donations aad su1se1iptions.-Phelps, Amblar
and Perkins. '-' .-..e. -.
Rooms and Faxtures.-Page. Phelps and Baird
Laso.-W1lta Russell and Eastman:
Periodicals and Nt.otpapsry.- Eaftman, Hunter
and Page. 81. -. T..
| Finance Bowen, Phelps and Hunter.
Tbs President delivered his inaugural ad-
dress, IN which he urged upon ali the commit
tees. as well as members OF the board individ-
vally, the necessity Of close attention and hard
work for tho interests Of the Association. He
/ recommended that q rental Of $500 be. offered
fer the rooms ut present occupied by the As
sociation, and in case 1t is refused; that the
Association remove to other. quarters the first
! day Of May. ;.,. q;
, 1861-03-29

4 CoRREcTIos--Mcssrs. Barker d lllsleJ,
whose store on State street, near Van Bu1en,
was entered burglariously on Tuesday night,
are hardware dealers, and not gEocers, as pre-
yiously stated.
, 1861-03-29

DunuFE's ADAM AND EvE.-The upper or
Museum Hall Of Kingsbury Block is now for
the frat time occupied by the exhibition Of
Dubufe's great picture Of Adam and Eve, well
| worthy Walt from a1t lovers.
, 1861-03-29
:Netn' apoerttse,1l;eI;1it !; e1tta.

TO. RENT firis:t!class Brick
L Dwelling on North SIDE; with III modern Improve:
u~nts location destr1b!-. Fots.ssion given fir Of
Na7 Of bsinre apply st McCoemickH Rearser Fnc+:
;oty To c. a, STRING. JR- mh2-lxatnet,
rrrN+rrr n e41--
, 1861-03-29
G9aatltga.|

w WANTED by q, young nan i
~ ritnstsoa as Book.Keeuer Ii i wholesale Or
Gom nlsnon House Can Eave good city fefsre9c4ssr r
TT, Boz 6Q5p. mk2a13t ::
, 1861-03-29

:. w Cook &. 1Setain, ss Dearborn street, have
nzde their rElss for cleaning aal dycing gsnt's
garmenh less k99 ~ other house IN the city.
=. "a w. --lv..... d = ,..~
~ See advertisement Of "Hard Rubber Riggs
Tfuss''-has cpred cases Of twenty yeara standing
in this City. m1s-1m
, 1861-03-29

- Neat aud Tidy
y = German, English q. .Am.r!cah Protestant gill
n1m ftt1M sesta oa taSs e1se rf ein3 que and
tan Hatsl bringing 20, rateteuce 3,Y.5t
, 1861-03-29

WANTED-At trustw orthy young.
wv man Of at least two wears experience in tbs
Drng trade M :. HALshF 4 KlSu. 16S Clark street,
, 1861-03-29

WTANTF'D-Two Good Dining
w Rom Girls wanted at wrleht's Hnts1, opposite
Galsna Depot. WaDttd to putchase, two Store C0an.
ter3, fsuhs9xIt3 Nv. WRIGHT.
, 1861-03-29

"ANTED-An active Young
w msa who esn 1oan from 500 70 $50. To such
person pc8s 4nt situation will be given. fth good
security To- rha money, fnt-re5t il pr ntsb1e
hnslnes4- Ahdeesa TIL lat April, box. 9Sos Chicago
, 1861-03-29

= fF For ATT operation upon your teeth, OF for
PERFECT artificial work Of any desirable style, call
on Dr. A1baugh;; no. "a weat Randolph st.
.-..oco., u -
, 1861-03-29

The entire force !of thlrty ty-fhree men were
then brought before the Board, and presented
d fine appearance. Most Of them. are old :and
well tried policemen, and all are, from pres
ent appearances; well chosen. =.
, 1861-03-29

nv ANTED To Rent or to buy
w In exehange for choice mlaoA Land 3 Hons.
on the South side Tor 3 sma fanily. Address rost
Utllca Box 1890 Eh931lw
, 1861-03-29

r. OST-On State Street, betwezn
- Lake snH Madison. i Pest oetce nraxer Ket.
The ander VIM be sutAbly rewarded by Leaving Il 1t
, 1861-03-29

VWANTED-A House pleasantly:
" v located convenient to the builnesa pr1ttou ct
" Gity. - anG . ,Iltstic Eor taxi few ooa!dsTs
board Ad3tes3 p q. AoY 9TES fnb19Y9t
, 1861-03-29

s1oAs's CoMERc1A. co1lEsE.-The dnal exam-
inatou Of the second cass Of the current year, will
take place at the College Hall this es ening, COM
melclng at IN. o'clock. The public arc respect
fully invited to attend. -. ,.
, 1861-03-29

NJ TANTED IA1MEDIATELY--A
wv flr't elass Carriage Painter, to whom coed
wHges And %dy employment will bs gleen. Fn-f -fnr
ther tnform.tlaa inquire OF THOMSON, tpSHA3r
i CO, .33 Sauth Water stE=et, Chlca:c None tut
q man Of steady habits need Inquire. n.h25xlR =
, 1861-03-29

r. OST-On. Wednesday Evening,
- 21th inst, sbJut dary, on Van Buren, greet an
OF ,er Fur Glose.- Thc hnoer viii be suitably 70
CO, I'll 8vuth Water street mh:Q<7t
, 1861-03-29

Nv ANTED-:A Sitnatioa as Book
Wv Keeper. Ap:stxns ssook Keeper or Salesman.
Drugs or Dry Go3ds pFctcT:d. ANo. rrferr, ce
Eifeu ss 70 c1aractee and ability. Address IS H."
4. o. Boz 1T17. mhsIx.t
, 1861-03-29

FOR SALE-S=reral very finely
t1a2royei Fsr1n. containing from - % 80 acres
3en Acres qninpro!ed n aame state Also, TO acres
Il lil!nos. loga and Wtseon.n, together vita 1aa
caandlz,. Epr f,ll description tytma, e.. cali %
HIGGINS SEthf 4 Co. Com sutssseA Merchants, No.
b 33D&, uhAGx9H
, 1861-03-29

ITO DRUGGISTS Wanted = sit
4 z 1tlon in the drug business, By ayouas man wte
has baau In the bn-iAea4 for sevfFat ye2r. ana
nndesstsnds all ofst Is also good hSok Eeep.r
eau gtEa tia bet city refereneest Address i. L,
BE1WH, Brx 1901, Chicago p, a.. mhNSI:t
, 1861-03-29

I'D ARTNER WANTED.-F Frew-
L ing and AsltIag--Tne subscriber. wishing to II:
to ID his business desi7ps to eecurt good uaa
partner wiki % to Is s01 cash Tha Brewery 4 well
established ssd dol Y good huaness and hs5 all toe
Aclntiea Alag srta trade. RaI1rosdR ttre9gng
IN 81 directions NE Satlsfactory reference aared
'Aadr.ss s. 7. osAAH, spsllns Brewery. Mk1se:ids
, 1861-03-29

~ II Jon wish for hushy whfekers or 4 .fasci-
mating mustache, send for box Of Be1lingg-
ham's Stimulating onguent. 1t:ts warranted
to bring them ont IN from three to stz weeks.
Sent on receipt Of price and postage s11s. to any
address, By Johnson; 70 State street, chica-
90, Ill. 3. -. .'r..- mh2s, ,am
, 1861-03-29

and OF the uuAA.-.-
memorandum.
, 1861-03-29

ITO RENT-Two Lumh er.z. Yards
l. IN the Empire SLIP !" aud 18th street. A1sn. .
Lumber Yard on the River rear Old street l:riuEe
Apply 70 REES 4. s.oCUA- Is la=alf7 Street.
, 1861-03-29

WANTED-A Situation by:: q
w young German who rau speak Ergllh well
He c1n taa 1T horses ard do gene house erk
t;ood recommendations ea3.hs gwen hy apnlsiuE to
JOHN KUGEL. No. a09 Jefferson street, between
HaIr1so7 and Mtther .tE-et7. West Dtf1Biun y I'D.
dressing to J0uN KUGEL,. ''-:.t' 'fah2919t-
, 1861-03-29

FIGURING MILL FOR SALE.
II The Frame FIo1r1as Mil. Known ~ the "ChIcaeo
G!kV Ail4, situated on thu corner ri JeneFzan aad
been raa Nt9e mpT. than $40 yeae7t Il wall located
ami doing frstfase business. 1t ssauds leaned
lat At zunn51 sEEs of *t1 raysble sen1 annuAlls
II nat soI a: prfv*te sale before ths 10Th OF April il
VII be offered at public suction. the spot Nor
pste and further PARTICULAR, apply to Maple q
EJLE, On thu premises. xh1A1td
, 1861-03-29

NFFTCE OF THE MFCHIEAN
" eoVTHERv AVID ToTHEEv Iyn1ANL
RAILROAD COMPANY, NJ. u ~'l1i4n street
tKw fo1K. M.Erh ~ 1871
n. Annual Election tnr ptrcc,osa at is cs.n ny
WEDNESDAY, tho 24sh day ri Anrti n.St Il s.
o'sfock T. Ths Stock took v1t ha e'o-ed on tha "a
18th pfo xtrao 1t 10 4. II
mhAas7l4v1d d BaR77&r, Seer tarr.
, 1861-03-29

A LIVE -sYANkEEi WOULD.
IA;nse sisaaaon u 1evcrness 10 some highly res-
tesch to care for ard to lore Ieferecs- excaangeG
Eec ose postaga stanap and Addtasa MARY. TEabnue
CMca, CHICAGO, Ill u.h25xi,F
, 1861-03-29

w AL should not fill toread The advertisement
OF Prof Wood III to-dsys paper. mh-ly
, 1861-03-29

0UR. OWN HOP.-Grand Fancy
~ Drett BasL At Ma1a1n. Akerstrosn's Assembly
Rooms! o. MOHOAF EVENING april ltk All Fools
DaF- It tB hoped that every pefsou utQ attend IN
Eng, DsesA Lat!as MT 10 co.tnms u please xear
shawl tolled 4;1os te breast looking u ancient Il
possible III party u expected thu rnost tovfs