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THE NoRI iIEN MISSIONS.

Senator Sumner, Senntor Hale, Thomas
Carvin and Will srn IL Eyar's arc under
stood to lie candi dates for the English mis-
sion. 4 di=patc'l Of lsst evening, however,
says that A1r. su mn or would not probably
accept it il rendered to lin.
Cassius II Clay, it ia now understood, is
booked ior the mis- sion to ST. Petersburg.
William GALLEY Bryant is the most PROM
inent candidate for Malrid.
It is believed that Carl schurz has been
ieade.cd the r 4ssion to Sardinia
Jamcs Wa-tca Webb is up for the Aus
,r;an Mission, but If Mr.. Eyarts should gel
the appointment to England, or Mr. Bryant
to Spain, it is hardly probable that a sec
ond PIenipo woul4l be taken from New
York
No appointments IF ere sent INTO tile Sen
ste yesterday, Of any sort.
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The Richmond Enquirer is IN dreadful
way about the course Of things in the State
Convention. It says its " disappointment
has been great in not finding in the
Convention that spirit of &c which VIC
"bel;eve still animates her people. So far
"as the Virginia Convention is concerned
the age Of chivaly Is gone, that Of sorh-
"'is,ers econemists and ca!culators has
a succeeded but we will not believe That the
"glo1y Of Virginia is extinguisEed forever
1.-THE spirit Of IN exalted freedom still
''livcs in her people and 10 1hem we will
appeal, confident OF, tie result, how
"e7er long. it may be postponed
But This is not The Eaqusrers only wall. I.
appears that slave exodus is in progress
which bids fair to leave some gentlemen
to the task Of earning their own living
BLACK Repubiicanized Virginia, it So IS
'sevcn Abolitionized Virginia, is not 3 J dc.
''g7aded as regulating Virginia; sr Il how
lean reputation 1'a prevented, wf cn thou.
s:sands upon thousands Of slaves nave been
'deported from Virginia-lcay7 ne the lands
suncultivatcd end ufon th.. market, red,
icing their value and thost' py reducing ,be
"amount OF taxes. wf;,ta' greatly increasing
"the rate paid ''pc n VII at remains bchind
These will noyx be represented as the va,
"ticinatlons OF, T. disappointed press. WI
hope they my prove merely surmises
We are, T.aeed, disappointed, deeply
greatly, div appointed. We had not aup
posed that one hun ndred aud ffty-twt
linen Would have hee1l elected, a majori1,
"of whom would hive been willing no
''only to have reflect ed dis. race upon Viz
gJia, but to have Inflicted material rul1
"uron the people,
By the way, the convention was occu
pied Yesterday in |; stening 10 g viGorou
Taion speech from Mr. Carlisle
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Ada, 1rned Meeting OF tl1e Board OF
Education.

"~-- CHICAGO, March 9Th, 1851.
present.-Messrs. Dore, Taft, Foster, New
ntua55 g. IA Han, and Haven. A6sent-Messra.
Mos Mo M Lev, saeahan, sturtsvant and Steele.
III, The: minutes Of the Last meeting were read
anu Ths np ! nuI Report Of the President Of the
poard nnG = ne Superintendent, and the principal
o. mod, q ME- MI H;Rsop 4 t ss, 6rs,d, ,.'. tnst
of e. Praa,1 eut Of the Board, the supern-
tendent =. I = e., 1ools, and the Principal Of the
Hish School 70 Is 5e printed s in connection With the
revised rules Of tas board f A. foF
Ma 4noet .au Ia ~ a, pe1intendent. -:
e' lThe COMMITTEES Cor Mi lee appointed to revise the
report which ~ eaq ssee Ven. the ar,aed cou1as
Of II instrnction. , l. nnd DC, cmpanying directions
~ =, !n Teachsrs nresented In the report Of the
Superintendent, were aae. pttsd, subject to an'
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z>Dieaao Gribtt1tt.
FRIDAY, MARCH S. 1861,
N&GEtLE4sS DECLARATION aEs


HIg!a:l, Of Texas, has retained his seat
III the Senate, notwithstanding the seces-
s.oa ct his State. for the two-fold purpose
Of pocketing constructive mileage, and de-
cla1ing WAT against his country. Wigfail
is Il jovisl traitor He says the Union is
gone dead, and that the only question now
is-wlcther il shall have Protestant fu-
neral or an Irish wake2 Wigfall talks Of
bayoncts snd battles, and ssys if Forts
Sumter and Pickcns are not Immediately
surrendered, they will be taken by force Of
arms in rather less than a twinkl;ng. This
course Of procedure he calls an Irish
wake. Old Sam Houston once said that
Wi..all was title slnartest id fool lie
ever saw"
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THEN CONES TEE TIC, ETc.-The ting seae
son opened yesterday, with the usual display
of enoks stacks and sound of shrin whistles.
The Julian S. .Rumsey, one. Of Mr. Prinde-
viae's crafte; was the ti!at to start we believe
and others viii start as their Juggling proper
ties mny be required.
, 1861-03-08

Meeting of the Board OF Supervisors.
Board met yesterday pursuant to adjourn
m, ut Minutes Of lust meeting read and a.
nro we'd
p'b' Communication WAS read from the Sheriff,
statinee that the County Jail is in an insecure
conditi iou, Referred to COMMITTEE on Judi-
ci8ry. !, -
alton e ASS ;stant Prosecuting Attorney ln
certain capital ,,ases was received aud referred
to Committee on Judiciary
snpr. Buell., ofC.1mnittee on cEioe al e Iep9r
ted he bill Of F. -Nunson for $500 should
be paid. Report cont urred 10. u
supr Tuttle, Of Com. .nitste On nc hooG fin%n
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changes that may be made by the Committee
on the course of Instruction.
On motion Of Mr. Carpenter, th: use Of the
hall in the High School building was granted
to the County Commissioner Of Schools, Tor
the purpose Of holding day-seasions Of
County Institute Of Teachers during the
Spring vacation.
4 Communication WAS received from Miss
Culver, teacher ia the High School. Us king
leave Of absence. Referred to the President aud
Superintendent With power to act. oo,n,
+aaah,- T., the Dearborn School, WIS received
'tn r. a Fofter cha;;- yuan Of the Committee on
+ha anno;ntment of Teachers reported thc
following appointments anu staneae1s slnce 'Ae
last meeting Of the Board: r.+o-
Jennie Wells, transferred from the eosse4
to the Dearborn school.
Sylvia E. Walker, sppointed aseitant in The
Primary Department Of the Foster School
Elizabeth G. Rust, appointed assistant IN
the Primary Department Of the Washington
School.
Adjo1rned. ". H. WELLS, Secretary.
SIXTH WAnD.-All the Republicans Of the
Sixth Ward nre respectfully requested to at
tend the meeting of the Sixth Ward Republi-
can Club, at Weber's Hall, No. 101 Milwaukee
Avenue, this evening, at halEpast seven
O'Clock Let Us have full attendance. Come
one! Come all!
Per order Of the Sixth Ward Rep. Club,
(sEgncd) A B. JoSsoS, Pres't.
FRANK scHoEsEwALD, Sec'y.
@- Those 81 Paul Pry" Couchas and Regalias
have arrived. Sold only by Sargent, Apothecazy,
corner Randolph and State.
Eor1cE-No person will he admitted to the mas
queradc party of g. M1raso1e. this evening, ex-
cepting those known to tat Committee OF to Mr.
Niraso1e.
Y- Illinois School Of Trade and Commercial
College, ]. Dyhrenfurth, Principal. open from 4.
u. to 10 P. NJ Evening hours continued July 1st.
Life scholarship 3a5, For circuars apply at the
Rooms, corner Lake & LaSalie streets, or address
PRINCIPAL. mT3St
sM~Go to Jehn 5ones'7, 113 D5essorn sta+s, sad
get 5oa. clothes cleaned and repaired.
s# Cook g. McIain, 9s Dearborn street, have
made their price for cleaning and dyeing gents
garments 1eas than any other house in the city.
e4
e AL should not fail to read the advertisement
Of ProL Wood in to-days paper. mh-1y
For ANT operation upon your teeth, OF fol
ezgFEcr arsfdcial work Of any desirable STYLE cal
en- De- Albaugh, No. IS West Randolph st.
| iaS63m
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AN 1MpRoyEMEST.-Thet two large stores,
Nos. 100 and 1o3 Randolph street, are being
merged into one large room, to he occupied
as wholesale and retail clothing house. The
centre wall is to be supported by handsome
iron pillars, and the whole interior to be su.
nerhli fitted In.
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THE, CITY.

Personal TAxEs.-The Mayors suits against
a,eout two hundred delinquent personal pro-
perry taxpayers, are to be definitely disposed
Of TO- 1uoTroW.
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q One reason why Lincoln h:s been so 50
decidedly in favor Of coercion, Is anat ne as mas
from 'SE wealt6y' s T planters IN the Confederate
States, declaring that if he will fight for the
Union they viii raise the standard OF rebellion
at home, and the Union will soon be restored
perfect as it eyey was. This comes TO me from
undouhted authority.-Hash~ Cor: CHd'seson
NeTct4rU. a.
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Nem advertisements.

c. f. sGRIF1os;, Adasrtssing Agsni, ss D.nr-
bora st., is outaer<sz to T=esip Advertisements for
tbs and d1 Tie L<aGir3 Fc:tT1 e kze NSrthaeest
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ANOTHER CANAL LAnRIyAL--The canal boat
Aquilln, Capt. A. Drebelow, came in from the
South yesterday with cargo consisting of14o
tons Of Willow Springs ice. The A9nilla is
the second canal craft Of the season, though
yesterday her 1oadi,g would hare been con-
silered out OF season.
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Personal TAEEs.-Tne Mayors suits against
a,eout two hundred delinquent personal pro-
perry taxpayers, are to be definitely disposed
Of TO- MORROW.
CoM1NG-A Panorama Of the Holy Land, OF
which We have read high cnconinms in our ex-
changes, proposes visiting this City for exhibi-
tio1 next Hcttk.
TmoDoS's WORLD OF ART-LAsT EVENING
BUT OSE-Thia splendid exhibition closes on
Saturday evening, consequently tonight is the
last chance but one to see one Of the best en-
tcrtainments.ever given in the country.
THRD WEEK IN LEnT.-Thc fifth service
Of the course, will be held in 8. Ausgarius (P.
E.) Church, this evening at ~ O'Clock, corner
Indiana and Franklin streets. Rev, J. o. Bar
ton. 3. D., is expected to preach. Service
next week in Christ Church.
AN MpRoyEMEST.-Thet two large stores,
Nos, 100 and 103 Randolph street, are being
merged into one large room, to te occupied
az wholesale and retail clothing house. The
centre wall is to be supported by handsome
! iron pillars, aud the whole interior to be su-
peril; fitted up.
| PHILHARMONIC Soc1ETT-Remember that
| the fifth monthly concert Of this society takes
| place in Bryan Hall, On Monday. evening,
March 18th. Tickets can be obtained at the
Bank Of E. I. Tinkham & Co., the music stores
! Of Root & Cady aud julius Bauer, in Larmon
Block.
FIRE.-Ycsterday forenoon, q long one-s1or3
| cottage, at the corner Of Jefferson & Tyler
streets, West Division, occupied By James
Morgan and John McAulif, and owned By the
hitter, was consumed LOSS $500; no in
surauca. The fire originated by children
careless1y playing with matches.
REV. JouS QuIaLET.-Thls pioneer. Metho
dist Clergyman aaa eloquent temperance ora
tor, of Minnesota, was in our city on Wednes
dly, and proceeded at once to Whitesidt
county, where he has been engaged to labol
for th= Good Templars. He will spend scyera
months in this State.
WESTERN ESTERPR1sE.-ln these days o
publishers showing their confidence in IT,
stability Of the country by putting forth new
literary ventures. An advertisement in m
other column will introduce 4" Our Paper" *
> the Chicago public. r.
: i. Two SURPRISES. friend j. s. Mc1ntyrs
. on Ohio street, on Tuesday night Of last woe
-. was surprised to find his waggon stolen, anil c
, Tuesday night Of this week By having: h
. i housa taken hv sfO1m soma seventy frten.
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= For ANY operation upon your teeth, OF for
FzsFEcr artificial work Of any desirable STYLE call
en- De- Albaugh, No. IS West Randolph st.
}sSE.9u4
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q all should not fail to read the advertisement
Of Prof Wood in to-days paper. mh-1y
, 1861-03-08

PHILHARMONIC Soc1ETT.-Remember that
the fifth monthly concert Of this society takes
place in Bryan Hall, on Monday evening,
March 11th. Tickets can be obtained at the
Bank Of E. I. Tinkham Ss Co., the music stores
Of Root & Cady aud Julius Bauer, in Larmon
Block,
, 1861-03-08

The Nashville {Tenn.) Democrat having IT.
sinnated that Jefferson Daris is L great hum
bag. the editor Of the .Atlanta (Ga) Inte'{i-
qcnccr thus compliments his Tennessee bro
ther:
Let The writer Of the article in the Democrat
come to Atlanta, md we pledge him our
word and honor that he shall apull cotton or
hemp and, stand on nothing The native
Tenncsseeaus Of oar city will act as masters
Of ceremony on the Interesting occasion. If
rcsnonsiblity c OF saving that his tavern bill or
his burial expenses shall not csst him any
tt,ii tonishment is, that the people Of Nashville
would tolerate sueh psPsr as noae 1hs ne1sa
ronnse -. , within twelve miles Of the city. oi
Nasayil1e, rS Doubt ess turned IN the grave when
snc1 doctrines were permitted to so forth
from Nashville paper' : :.-
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R- Cook g. McIain, 93 Dearborn street, have
made their price for cleaning and dyetng gents
garments 1eas than any other house in the city.
, 1861-03-08

TmoDoS's WORLD OF ART-LAsT EVENING
BUr OsE--Thia splendid exhibition closes on
Saturday evening, consequently tonight is the
last chance 1ut one to see one Of the best en-
tcrtainmentsever given in the country.
, 1861-03-08

sE-ao to Johu Jones'3, z13 Dacssorn st1a+s, 61d
EeS 5oar clothes cleaned and repaired.
, 1861-03-08

CoM1SG.- Panorama Of the Holy Land, OF
which NC have read high cnconinms in our ex-
changes, proposes visiting this City for exhibi-
tioa next Hctk.
, 1861-03-08

Er Illinois School Of Trade and Commercial
College, ]. Dyhrenfurth, Principal. open from 4.
u. to 10 P. N. Evening hours continued July 1st.
Life scholarship fa5. For circulars apply at the
Rooms, corner Lake & LaSalie streets, or address
Principal. mT13t
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Nv WANTED-!an efficient business
man 70 tEayel, on commission. Address Post
Office Boz 1SlI. Chicago Inhs1s.
, 1861-03-08

The CASE OF Ho UCK AND NEGus.-TLe ex-
animation before the Police Court, Of the two
men; Houck, and Negus, charged with passing
counterfeit threes on the Bank Of Madison,
Wis, wns yester day continued ut the request Of
the prosecution that certified copy Of the late-
lypassed law in regard to spurious bills might
be obtained from Springfield Mr., Asay, copn.
sci for defense, held that time enough had al
ready elapsed, had due diligence been observed,
to have secured fhe document in question, and
demanded O nor4suit accordingly. The prison
ers were held, however, and the hail reduced to
$500 in each s:ase.
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FRE.-Yesterday forenoon, along one-story
cottage, at the corner Of Jefferson t. Tyler
streets, West Division, occupied BY James
Morgan and John acAulid, and owned by tho
latter, was consumed Loss $500; no in
surauca. The fire originated BY children
careless1y playing with matches.
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REV. JoHS Qu1aLET.-Thls pioneer. Metho-
dist Clergyman saa eloquent Temperance ora
tor, Of Minnesota, was in our city on Wednes-
dly, and proceeded at once to Whiteside
county, where he has been engaged to labor
for th= Good Tenplars. He will spend several
months in this State.
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GIRLS WANTED-One to Cook,
~ Wash and Iron, In a pirate family She mlst
understand her business thoroughly In plain wayJ
Il not sstishEd In her own MIND that sac knows he:
business aud can attcnd to it; to such . one Eo1d
wages Will be given Also neat. tidg girl for second
work Address, with references. Bo 2NO7. Post
, 1861-03-08

Supr, wen from Committee on Judiciary re-
ported that gas used in the Law Library was
raid foy By the County. Report accepted:
Considerable discussion arose on the report OF
same Committee upon the subject Of paying
the Dowlings for being detained as witnesses.
The motion to pay Was negatlred.
Resolutions wore then passed endorsing
those passed by the different courts regarding
the death Of Col ", n. Davis md ordering the
court resolutions to be spread on the records
Of the Board. The motion was carried unnnl-
mously and the court resolutions engTossed.
The Board then went Into Committee ofthe
Whole to inycstage the charges agnit st County
Poor house physician, Dr. Messler. When
The Committee arose It Was ordered that thu
su, ,7iect be postponed until ten o'clock to-day.
Su pr. Bnricy, Of Committee on Finance, to
whom was referred the communication OF the
School Commissioner in regard to extra com
pensatioss1, reported thereon md submitted the
following resolutions:
aohnof Tonn, missioner, for visiting schools and
holding Iustit utes, one dollar day for one hun
dred ys. and hat he be allowed three dollars per
day for eacb and every day occupied In Like man
ner aifitfoual to and over and above the one hnn-
dred days aforesaid such additional days not toes~
Heso,rsa, That the Commissioners present his
bills to this Board at each session, giving the nnm-
her Of da s, and where aud hoW occupied, ttesin-
er with report Of the c9ndatono oi Seaae's Sis1s-
| cd, and the proceedings Of iaE'itn5e 5es heio'
| Report conenrTed in and resoln hons passed..
Ayes 29-Nays II.
Sup. Story, Of Committee on Ja>' anu Jail
Accounts, reported in favor of PAYING snnofJ
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WANTED "A girl wants q situa-
w ton T.. abs SeaSls.nan's family
None mead apply except frst class, Please addsess
M. A. G." at this office. Referencss Il required
, 1861-03-08

The same Committee, to whom were re-
ferred the following bills, reported that they
found no power to pay them aud reported
them back to the Board:
Henry Wilson. -. $as.16 Laner & Neernan 80
John DowIn..... 5000 II. Nelson. GOLF
supr. Rees moved to take up bills separate
II. Lost. The report WIS then laid on the
table,
Supr. Burley, Of Committee On Finance, to
whom was referred the report Of the Drainage
Commissioner, reported thereon and recon-
mended that all money on contracts be paid to
the County Clerk, who shall deposit the same
with the Treasurer. Concurred in.
The proposition Of John c. Ure, rendering
his services free Of charge for otnamenting the
Court House Square, pro~iGed the County ap-
propriate $4o0 to purchase the necessary shrub
| ber7, &c, wos received. Supr. Strong moved
| to iay the report On the table supr. Buell.
vas IN favor Of carrying ont the proposition.
! Supr, Ginther moved to refer the whole sub
iect to the Building Committee, with power
to act. Carried, ayes 29, noes Ii.
On motion Of Snpr. Rees, the bill Of Chae
&, ,eer for 81 50, was ordered paid.
* a motion to reconsider tae vote orderin:
ho, ks for the Sheriff to be paid for, was lost
q he Board then adjourned until 10 o'clocl
| This morning.
, 1861-03-08

WANTED-To contract for 5000
w Cords Of White Oak staye and Heading Boil
to be delivered at Chicago. In :uire OF MEEhER s
HURLBUT BROTHERS, at y. s. Bouton's Maclt' .
Shop, South Clark street, Or address Box 9237 Chi
caro Post Office N :SI3t
, 1861-03-08

WESTERN EsTERPR1sE-1n these days Of
political panics we are glad to see western
publishers showing their confidence in tie
stability Of the country by putting forth new
literary ventures. An advertisement in m
other column will introduce 'tOur Paper" to
the Chicago public.
, 1861-03-08

HIS V1cE.-Before Justice Akin, yesterday,
John De Lany, for larceny Of a quantity Of
wrought iron from one Dennis Carroll, Of No.
lot Carroll street, West Division, WAS held in
the sum Of $500 to appear at the Recorders
Court. Thercw Was an attempt shown.b by proper
testimony, on the part of said Qe Lany to add
vice to larceny, He tried to carry off Carroll q
iron rise, bnt it was too well secured to The
heurh +r , :''
, 1861-03-08

WTANTED-To rent $ furnished
w room, within three blocks of the Court House
eferenees given Il required address, giving par.Icn.
1afs P O. Box AT31 rnflst JanL9t
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w ANTED-To rent hy the first
Of May. house pleasantly located sontA Of
North and east OF State street. Address T. q. Box
3810. 0h8e112-lt
, 1861-03-08

WANTED-A Situation as Book
w Keeper OF otherwise. Is good Judge OF Flour
and Grain. Has been in large C1tnnisslon house o9
that description III Philadelphia tcme, address a1d
references At the o11ce Of this paper. nhSxst
, 1861-03-08

APPLETON ExrEEs1oS-The last rail On the
Appleton extension Of the Chicago and North
western railroad was put In It's place week
ago. This makes continuous line from this
city to Appleton, and It is contemplated hay
ing it finished to Green Bay next year. We
can now go from the Northern boundary Of
Lake Winnebago, pia this city, to New York,
Boston OF Philadelphia
, 1861-03-08

beauty, even in public buildings and grounds,
to learn that the County Supervisors have de-
cided upon planting shrubbezy in the large,
bare area Of the Court House Square. John G.
Ure volunteered to do the latter gratis, or
else-well, 1t is to be done, thanks to th e
Board and Mr.. Ure for that. -..
Books AND. MAeAznEs.-aH Harry Harson,"
byJ. T. Irving, nephew Of Washington Irving;
THE Attorney" By the same author :" The
First False Step. and Rose somerylle,
or Husbands Mistress, and Wife's Devo-
tion," by G. ". N. Reynolds; "Halra Journal
Of Health y for March, and all the Illustrated
papers for the week, at Norris & Hy de's, No.
101 Dearborn street and 102 Madison street,
NEW Mus1c!--Aessrs, Root & Cady have
Published the following new pieces Of stand
ard excellence: :
| Polka Graeiense, By w1111An MASON, op;; 14-a
charming publication Of eleven pages.
Fa'ioo4;; 1norceau de guele; for the piano forte,
! By TaEoDoN HAxEA, T.:
! STANDARD szongs-Ertaing, by CLAEpss.
!: MRs. l.. L. DEausa.-This- accomplished
J! poatess and vocalist, and an article from hose
/ pen We published .. few weeks since, is Civ
ing concerts through this State with great
success. Her "Union Song creates much
enthusiasm We hope to: hear her soon in
Chicago: ::.'.., ...:..:'i .. -. T.. =:
/ ~. The monthly rhetorical exercises, at
= the High School, will take place this Friday
;. afternoon, continuing from half past one to
t-'t ! :-i.i.:
, 1861-03-08

ARE SIDE WALKS STREETS I'VE know the
broad, cut'stone pavements surrounding the
Custom E ouse building, are temptation to
teamsters, especially while Dearborn street
remains in such sticky and 8tyxlike state,
bit arc they to be used as streets? We re-
spectfnl1y ask the question, being induced to
do so from the fact that the walk in question
has Of late been frequently made 4 thorough
fire for express and mail wagons, to the no
small danger and Inconvenience otpedestrians,
foz whose benefit ne had been foolish enough
to imagine they were especially prepared
, 1861-03-08

" "ANTED-An American, Eng
w lsh OF German Girl to Go general houseworlz
liberal wages pad II reference Is satisfactory Apply
:. Is Wfat Washington strfet mtL2. .el9l
, 1861-03-08
TOR SALE-A Choice Stock Of

with Store Ft1tpre,5 ID Ill amounting to about
$l5603 With well established aud profitable trade,
ior which payment will be resci. e., half In cas-
and approved payments, and olel!af in uAinsumhered
Chicago Real Estate, first classy
AZ sh1 81 t. eas M Ell ne 9sSfc Rs 6e
desires to convert into capital this VII be found E.Fe
ds:sa Dox 2IaY, CAic.so Post Oilc:, Giying. rsnle
and descripjoE: :Ef pfoDsrty nah5- 5-c!63-ftuet
, 1861-03-08

M TANTED-To purchase Dis
w t1se5 from 100 to 100 bushels capacity y some
good locaty for doing business Parts; haE1Pg n
EIELO. Hefleyue Huron County. OatG. mASxSt
, 1861-03-08

Eor1cE.-No person will he admitted to the mas
uueradc party of g. M1raeo1e, this evening, ex-
cepting those known to tat Committee OF to air
Mira sa1a
, 1861-03-08

WANTEpAstige s.S'' :; e t5s e.,E men ZEN : wh i
dav on new article t.at has no competition Gnd
elusive Territory to sell In III Is article Of daily
consumption, and T. used f. every house In tie lsl.u
Call at i2ti Randolph street. Room No. s. Post Office
Box 3liS, MhSI1t