, 1862-01-18

E See advertisement Of ADOPTION IN |
this mornings paper.
TA1rAr1so AND REAL ESTATE BUSINESS IN |
M1ssorRL-1hose Of our readers, having busi- |
mess in Missouri, arc referred to the card OF
Messrs Richardson & King, Of Jefferson City, |
into to-day's paper.
OSE Den LEss.-The notorious New York |
Saloon on Wells, near Van Burcn street, was
broken up By the police night before last, and
the inmates, nine in number, fined $15 each
by the police magistrate, yesterday
oeDrS SEATING PoSD.-The Light Guard
Band viii play at the Ogden Skating Park this
afternoon at three o'clock The ice is in ex-
ee1lent condition and q very pleasant time Is
anticipated.
TEE BOOK DRAwISG.-Thc book drawing
and supper at the Metropolitan Hall in aid Of
the Convent Of Mercy, occurs this (saturday)
evening. Every ticket purchased secures a
prize Of book and helps L deserving charity.
TIE TRIBUNE ALMANAC AND PoL1T1cAL
RHG1srER.-And fne assortment OF diaries
and office Journals for 1862, hare been received
and are for sale by McSally q Go. u Dear
born street
~Wm Ross & Co.'S special semi-annual
closing out sale commences on Monday, Janu-
ary e0th. Ladies' Will do well to commence
shopping early, in order to avoid the great rush.
Goods in many Of the departments are marked
down to about one half their value.
WHAT TINE Is Ir?-Miss Ella Bradley, a
teacher in the Dearborn School, lost a Fa1ua-
bic watch yesterday morning. A gentleman
was seen to pick it up on State street. By
leaving it at the Central Police Station he will
confer favor upon the owncr:
AUCTION SA1E.-Aiessrs- Buffers & Co.,
will commence on Monday evening next to
sell their entire stock Of books and jcwclrJ at
lis Randolph street, aud continue the sale cr-
cry evening until the entire stock is closed
out This affords 9 good opportunity to ill
the shelves OF libraries at comparatively low
cost
MORE W1coSs1S TKoops CoNlSG.-We
learn TINT the 18th Wisconsin regiment, nos
at GAINESVILLE, will leave there to-day, and thu
9th Wisconsin viii leave Milwaukee on Tues
day next, for Fort Leavenworth, passing
through this city, and also that two batteries
OF the Wisconsin Artillery will leave Racine fo
Baltimore early next week, also passing
through this city
PERsoSAL.-Thc Boston Journal says: Mr.
Hcalcy, TIC artist, is at Washington, haSin:
brought his portrait Of Andrew Jackson, on
OF the series Of Presidential portraits whicl
hc was commissioned to paint. It is fal
length picture, representing the champion &
the Union standing beside his war horse I'll
portraits Of Buchanan and Tyler, painted b.
Mr.. Healcy, have disappeared from the rotur
d.: Of the capitol, leaving the loyal Presidents
STEALING FIR Roma lad by the nam
Of james O'Brien was brought before the P<
lice Court yesterday, charged with stealing
fnc fur robe from the public hack Of Wn
Whitney. The carriage was standing in fro1
Of the Methodist Church Block, and the dr1yt
had gone for moment, when the thief steppe
up, opened the door, md was IN tho act
putting the robe unacr his arm, when he Vt:
discovered and caught. The accused "
brought before the Police Magistrates yeste
day, and held for trial in default Of 500 ba
HELp FOR An ASSAULT WITH 4 DEAD1
NEAroS.-Janes Brown, The man assault
with butcher knife, on the North Sidc;> ne
the corner Of Scdgwick and Green streets,
the third Of the present month, by Dam
Barnett, having recovered sufficient to allt
Of his appearance in Court, was confront
with the defendant before Justice Akin, y
terday, and, after 4 hearing Of the testlmor
the prisoner was held in default Of $500 bail
answer to the charge Of an assault with
deadly weapon, at the next term Of the
corder's Court.
TEE AMELIA JoHSSoN CAsE.-Thc
Amelia johnson, whose sad case Was rcpor
in these columns day or two since, has at
succeeded in procuring passage to the r
dcnce Of some Of her friends in Wi5con:
and Will immediately start for her destinati
determined to lead proper Life hcreaf
Hcr destroyer was called before the Pc
tril'unal on Wednesday, but Of course no
Claim could hold against him rs to unit
himself in marriage to her Pcrhaps this
be 50 much to her advantage, however, al
cannot certainly make her any better,
might reduce her much lower than she nov
One poor girl will leave this city to-day 7
fcrycnt prayer never to look upon it agg
AVID cra ,aorn 5,onnara, walks the streets
punished far his aarnnable offence,
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THE FIRE DEPARTSEST.-The Cnicag
Department was never in better trin
more effective condition, as regards ma