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pr. John Hartett was next examined. and ,cet,.
ned thes on making post moftem examination nj
the body Of The dcrc*ecd he found Il prcBcntfn1 =
r'ott mort. N lf.fdity, which Indicated that the a.
cesnsd bad lied With considerable nctl4itY Of cir.
sulAfton. and probably suddenly. Marks Of yIn.
% the right side Of the hre below The ore. Ijnnn
inc exterior Of the scalp there vero no marks al
violence, but LIE Inner surface there was hrnlsr
on the top and ftcnt part of the head On rtmnyinv
the outer tnemhrans Of the hrnin. It was fDnnA
conHceicd, erpec'Ally al point between ths
lcn esr and the sertex. Beneath tho outer
inen'stsns n h,ras was vef! large e1!ta,.sation
hrmihrhcre Of the trnn. Except an trtcrisl con,
Rcttion Of the leE side, and an unusual ousntiv nf
EerHr 10 the right veftrtcic the brain Haa hanli9
1he len hemisphere Of lhe brain was no cumprrsa
ca ~ 70 be o!ecryahta by any person. There WAN
r. fracture Of the RkMll Ills opinion WAS That ths
thG canse Of death. THIS Injury was ii ali uroSa!
hiltiy the tetult Of violence either by fa}l ~
POW. Death. refulltng from such al cxtraynsa.
lion, usually occurs lew hours amer the ininrs
hut not alwaye. Tho condition uf lhs i,rntso ~,
!ne ecaIc would Indicate. pcr1spe, that ponn ,isys
hHre elapsed since the Injury was received. s"''
Two other witnesses were examined. Int their
ihe woman'e death although Il was proved III II
Mclntoet often ebneed hle wife, nevertheless hs
was neycr seen striking her. Ii was alao esi,h' ee
ltshed that tho deceased fell down staIra on twn
dlesthct occasions, hut no dates could be given.
lhe Jnry, Alter consultation. returned iha ya--
aict. that tho deceased. Margaret Mc1ntoeh, came
10 s! hes q dcasn rom comprces!on Of the braIn-thc
q an unAnown time; tho direct cause not bolnr
Enown 10 tho jury; no evidence having becu ad.
siuced thatany person or persons inflicted bodily
Injury OIL the deceased. 'e "S4"'
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-,
LOUISVILLE, feo. 13.-Gcn- Burbr1dge is
reported as the successor to Gen. Ammeu
as Commander Of the United States forces
IN Kentnc3v ~'
InnsuT,, r., 1a r.o r-,
,,a.'.a.GNt iaa,s sn ~ ,;an Eankott eont-
~ ronrant ~. a,. .onnson' oI she
bo1ta1;6n nT h,s an T., "sn a.
pner;l1os nnder Hn1niton lar "a Hn..bss an u n1 tns
~ as soon as he 1earnei 81 XIII 1nG ne9ar;nms
I3}nns ot scottsvi1la n,. ~ stb nit ~
fn1ln%, 4 them intn Tannetsoe M orartanir III ~
ernye ftem hnttie kfiiei fnrtv' 1ooi tWent4 Id4
66risont n. one hnndred forscs' nm and rccaG.
e5 ~ ..~A"Ne9 AA1 teSaf
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FROM THE COAST BLOCKADE,

WAsMsGToS, Feb, 15.-The Navy Depart
ment has received the following:
EEwroRT NEWS, Feb. II.
-. The reqaot has arrt1ed and brings the report Of
the destruction Of four Blockade Eunuers viz the
Nutaeld, On the 9TH February, By the sassacus
tie Pse, Feb. 9Th, hy The Cambridge; the Emily
and Fanny 4 Jenny, on the 1hth, By the Florida.
lstgned) So, Lrr, Acting Rear Admirai.
The Nutaeld Is All iron paddle wheel
steumer, Of about 400 tons-a new, fine and
powerful boat, She 6ailed from London in
December last, with pork and biscuit. The
Dee Is double screw iron steamer, built ed
pecially for Southern trade at London. she
Is new vessel, Of light draft, and is said to
have maae 10 or 20 miles an hour. The
Fanny d Jennie is the old prize Scotia, cap
tured in October, 1869, condemned md sold
to outside PARTIES, not being considered fit
for naval service Her name was changed to
Gen. Banks. She was taken to Halifax, and
sailed from there July, 1868, to engage in
4 Jennie. The Emily is new screw steam team
er, built IN London last fall, and owned by
Bisbic. She is Il handsome boat of about so
TONS
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AmQJeEmENT2.

-
Philharmonic eoeletJ. slTea iass evening ~as q
'e'! sls.. tntu,e",sn. aPoa eae pae''oas .s
c"'e VI '"o ooe'c'! 'nas eeasou' A"o oteno''A
was inll anu eneel'e inc slf'ns' IN greater ,olco
than on any prcvfons occasion aad tho great OK
cel1entc with which the music was rendered EaTe
evidence Of careful rehearsal. We arc glad 10 nuts
this improvesncnt and 10 SEQ that the adverse crit
,c,em 70 to,i,htv heatowed upou the last concert
-. - ~ 4. .,.tt.. III. ~. ~ ~. ~,
ms hAo lie eject IN making @ 'ats o1e o' 1ue 'et,
nsps]r eood. and Wills Strictly classIca. In tho
main. verr of thnt cear snd1nto1}fosb1o character
, "es. ~ ..'es .se' s a,,s. taS .,,,.,ss.ea
"nicn coutu not iai1 ~ caa1a anAo oo'o
and uncult!rated auditors.
FAR1Er.ze.-Touy Pastor, who has afforded al
immense fund Of amusement to tho natitu<s Of tho
v.r,st,a. ,as,o. ~. 49, ~. y. ~saIs t,tcs
.heneat thls evening, and We hope 1t will bO .
bum enpsr ~ neh. will his last appear
.A~ ~, ~s''e>0 '.-' 's" -
CtRCUs.-The Circus has an excellent programme
for the wcok, aud viii attrae. large audiences.
- ~ astr ~ ~ .,sa. .ao'. ~ 49,. p"~' -
IL the CITY than the oifcus' -....~
AoApHhr Or Mutlc.-There Is no let up hero.
The crowd is sure To como evory night, more thnn
euo"en ~ MI eses5 eeas eaa "'an"ins p'aes
Col. Woop's Muesux.-Thc Invisible Lady and
the Sea Lion arc drawing crowds at Col Woods
Museum.
AtLhoo"f Or 1Hk uRHAr n1nE Li,oN' Il, ':t'caso
10 pear IN mind That to's exhibition VIII eommenee
Zounses viii do tho miii,srv MT Of tho Allo1ory
a. ~. ~ .h.ro - 49, .,-nc,, nr,ho .~h;h,s,oe
anu aFo 10 saare In INC prohte OF tao oxn'olt1on.
GA1LKnr Or PAINTtn0s.-Thn Gallery OF Paint
fngB at f07 Lake street, will DO exhibited all this
"S~A' 'oA NV oensn% VI sno oo'o'esn A'o"@e'
, 1864-02-16
WABASH AVENUE N. E, CHURCH,
The Ru11dtnE Freed from Debt BIZ the
Collection, on Sunday. or S98 900.

Twelve years ngo-in December, 1S51-when less
than ff-J persons got together and formed what
was then known ne the State Street Church, thc7
had very little idea Of its future wealth and nerve
The Society wac known as the State Street Churrh
TIL 1s55i, when, under the pa.sorate Of Rev, VIM,
H. y. Ryan, G subscription WEE commenced for the
erection Of the present church cddce. ThIf: y
thousand dollars were readily subscribed, and the
society decided to build structure worth 3:tN}J,
Bus during the crssh Of 1857 the fund depreciatf
cnormcuslT by the failure Of Subscribers; in some
Instances this depreciation *as 80 great that
became worthless IN two days. 1ns.ead Of bccom-
ing discouraged the Trustees pushed the work to-
wa1d with scarcely diminished encrgy and By their
financial ability carried the burthen through the
financial crisis. Tbs church and parsonage were
completed at an expense OF S'a,ooa, with funded
and floating debt OF about 81, 900. Two years ago.
the floating debt, amounting to 81. .0f1 was paid,
by grand effort, under the passionate Of Rev.
Henry Cox. leaving ths funded debt only, which,
with the extensive improvements in the churc!
building, vestry rooms, &C., now amounted to
$ss,co0.
.Rev. Robert Laird Collier, who. as pastor, is
ncw in his second year resolved to make an effort
to clear of the debt of the church. He had mover
yet ssked his people to contribute for anything aud
been disappointed. The eocerY is In u very -four
ishing condition. numbering about A0 members,
with q large Sabbath Sehool,) and many Of the
members have been greatly psospered tn their
bus'ness pursusts- a subscription paper was
started among the members, q number Of whom
declined to subscribe merely 70 par the interest On
the noaung debt, which had grown to s8,0oo but
woud subscribe literally to remove al debts
aenirst the church: hence their pastor yesterday
morning preached an able aud argumentatIve ser
mon, taking ~ his thamo :. Human Faith Appre-
heuding Divine P1omlre." At the close Of his
sermon, he descended from the pulpit and plainly
stated 10 his people the importance Of relieving
The church from debt-that the Interest was con-
stant1y accumulating, and no member could enjoy
church eerriccn a. well as II he knew that this was
Gods Holy >Tcmpe-that no man or set Of men
had sny Hen upon, or c1eim against it. There are
lew churches anywhere, that would eubscribe Sss,-
700 TO pay Of an old debt In less than a8 minutes
yet this money was forthcoming at the rate Of
8, 600 minute1 The following are the names Of
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MESSRS. FARGO l. BILL.
Removed to Larger Store--manufAc c.
1nre ofRoots and Shoes in Chicago.

Prominent among the many elcus of improve
mcnt md prosrcse In cur CITY Ia the INCREASING i'm
postapee Of the Boot and Shoe trade, But short
time aeo we were in the habit Of seudjne our 1ld-.
thousaud miles agay to be tanned aud tnade nm
into boots and ehocs and sending x,tl, II t}e r.n
wberewith to feed the workers, pav1nr frc1cht
both Ways On material. and profit to the distsnt
manufacturer and artizan. We are now becoming
more sensible. as the records OF the past two or
three years p1aio1y show. We are now manufae-
turing onr own walking gear, snd turning out "A
quaity OF goode moi 70 DC surpassed b5 any Of the
productions o1 the Eass~ -
IheTe are none VINO have more largely contrtba-
tea 70 nus sesait tnah tne nEfn OF Fargo d hsa,
VIVA 'or e'gn. yesfe pass nas devoted atself to
tne snpp.9 ol a1 knoa ooo.s ano sooes. Ines nnsi-
- 20 - - 80 .n1oeco e1s'n
tosuana1a tusi oio aaAl1eS-So 20 i,ake suset-
~ ~ @aAe -. 1s. sso.o re@, ~ 10 a.u " Hparh
a,ue Wv. W 3. s1' 4e'a - ~ "ac!o|
".sa .ar. 4a KS ~. eete 1ne paone,
III ~. -" ~ 49, ~. ssn.sas s asa 49, ~ Nssp ~
.a,a.,,a..s 49,. -. ~. s,.a ~. as ~
+hrorch ~. en.c4ons t,,ta;nr asrss aa.s
fae. ~ +b,, ,rhfch sh,r h. m. hssa,,e,+ a. ~
1eo fcet "a f;r,ca wi]h ho-.s ~ ,-os7- ~ 49,.
With The main door- vim be ero,ed tn n. s,1e ~
their wares. which viii be exclusively wholesa,e
Thr 11oor. .hovr .1r he f11ed rrth ,nsrnf.r,nr4,o
apnliancee. and already there are ,n.nv nen ao5
L-.9...1
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Office, like 4 common loafcr, rendering venrseIf A
general nuissnce, and when somo hnf|cdred indi.
Mdnal 9.lIs 70 cnliss. beg The privilege 81 nlTn:
dnctnE MN q hcad91a.tcrs. In this war Jou win
occasionally Be enabled to Cheat tho GoYcrnn,cnl
ont Of fflctn dollars for each man Introduced nhd
al times as high as twenty-five dollara ~ |''-
, 1864-02-16
PR0CEEDlNGS or CONGRESS,

WASHINGTON. FeJ. Is, 1854.
SENATE.
The Senate disagreed to the amcnf,mnnts NJ the
HoIse enrolment bill.
The deficiency bill was then called m, but M
Important amendments to 1t were offered
several petitions were presented, Including. one
ship ca1oi On the American side Of Niagara Falls.
a plll Vas introduced and referred to tho Militia
z Cmimiftee providing fof The rank and Of
tn!an n. snd defining their drties. &c.
The bill for the enrolment Of the national forcos,
with Tie House amendment. was then taken up.
House..
The Deficiency BILL was then considered. An
sala1ies Of all Assistant Secretaries bo $3,O5 per
year, Was adopted.
Subsequently amendments were adopted includ-
thtass!stant seeretari and increasing the sal,
~ Of al to *a500. The bill as amended was then
agreed to-. Adjourned.
HOUSE.
.- ......- WASHINGTON, Feb. Is.
M: STEVENS from the Committee of Ways
hnd 3eans reported btlfauthosfzfug the apposnt-
ment Of IN Assistant Register of iho Treasury;
also bill extending the time for tho withdrawal
q goods rom public stores and warehouses. he
the Paciac Railroad, granting public lands to the
peoples PaciHc railroad and Telegraph Company
BY tnqao9thern 6 ~ route; IT,.
Introduced bill 10 establish branch mint in shat
Tie Above bills were appropriately referred.
he requestne tie esJ Jndeeary dnSessp 5o
mtttee to examine and report Us to the expedlency
Of establishing new department to be called the
Mr. ARNOLD, Of Ill.,, offered resolution declar-
ing that the Constitution shall be 20 amended rs
to aboI1f3 a1d prohibit slavery wherever exists
ton On the table. Motion dfaarrted to. vrns A..
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the FlFrY-flRsT I'LL. REGIMENT,
Return Home-Rreakfa1t at tho Sol
aieH' 9ssSHeeeRssen by tho

=
1uthcr P. Bradley commanding. arrived IL IT, elty M
th,, morning By the Michigan Central i.ilroia. "
| .oe+ w. e"s o's"n:zed on lhe 10th Of 6eptcna-
oe., lool' went into camp on the ssh Of October,
ana was nnaterod IN on the 18th, haring raised In
art5t1erv rer+ u.ts.s. - o~t'et. "
s1 s r.. :. tap', Matetaoo.e, and company ofcsv'
ans. Gsps Roland. These two eompanlcs
deld, leaving only 81 men. This ~ ~s.snts11r @ M
Chicago reeiment and mn tint ~vrrv citizen ,a.-
Justly be proud Of. Nembraeed In It's rants largo
nnnber OF our prominent citizens and business
mea ana upon this seoount ~ well as their hsroie
&caa On Inc q nat.e heto' WI INC! pc Srccscd with
ORIGINAL ROSTER.
IIeytsaonf GraneEfnther p Pnr.a1.v-novro,.
.4gto-samaeln p. Ra,mona-promoted. =
gnar9<s7aasfxT-HenIy Howar1-promotcd.
91sgeonL,Mn gas.,staai niam a.s =. Hnni
:. c E.sSs !a*t.sLG.A sorrsVaon~4nn Il. fash!ey.
9seon9 Axsaetasa saSA!Qeq9-lh1mas L, Masce.
,MMiny -1-e1P1a,n IN nc1ty r. esacott; Flref
~ a5tn1;cs so T. Montaaoon; Second Lleuten-
autl ansouso <.aon. = - Gaas,.s ansueta;
.snspcae -9G-CapM31ga, 3.g 3eaac \, Gardner; First
Licntenant, Geo. j. Waterman tpromoted).
<ssMrdNy G-SaRRain, N1shaniel U. Fetta; Flrst
tc'ssnt a3S:e4 a e. t1non spromoteo); second Lieu.
,ttn.pd1y D-Captain, Ezra l. Drasnard; F1ret
Lac1ten9ht, + E bso~n tpeomoted); Second Lieu-
tenant tes. =: boyd tptomotedl
Company E-Captain. John @. AcWHliams:
F1rst LleutcnHnt, Thoa. T. Lestet; Second Lfcu-
tenant. a. B. Sweeney.
,teMFanF E-CaptA1n, Geo. Z. Bellows; First
Andrew e. Frazier.
r,.sappy ,cnpany EECsRt1m,n. E. a Geo: 4; Vent; First
Ltn1tenant. merritt u AtWater; Second Lleutcn-
ant on.n y; 5ohnfon
r ,.pt Gs9spaat 4:-CaPtan. d. 1. sno. =. Mhltson First
Lieutenant, YIN: =: urcen"ood; second Lteute-
aan., Cnas. 2. mnlte9o-
.fas x0MfTY ri. A1I1aptam huiae hose F1tst Lien.
se1iana T Hna ous Aoooy; SECOND laeafenant, Albert
- r1sis ~ s.,,.,,...,.r
FcbruRfy 1sEa-a little more than twn vrar1 sun
with CO. effective men, and having been In conc 81
the hottest battles Of the Southwest, they now 70
turn with about two hundred men. This brave
regiment has been In the terrific O&tt1es Of EeW
Madrid. Island No. 10, Pennington. Stone River
Ch!ckamarga, Mission Ridge, &c.
The following are few oil the names ofthe
PRESENT uosrkR,
s.,zor1, rrthou D p..5,.-
I:.est IvtstTitn1 C.innl1e = + q nt1a!ey. m
3csse~HTnsa. HfsUs o.. y. " 02'ta'
, 1864-02-16

new ORLEANS, Feb. There are no army
movements Of Importance to note In the de-
partment Of the Gulf since our last per
steamship Geo. Cromwell.
The split still continues between the differ
cnt wings Of the Free State party in this
city. It amounts virtually to contest be-
tween the friends Of Messrs. Hahn and Flan-
dcrs as to which party shall have the honor Of
indncting their candidate into the GubcEua-
toriol chair.
The United States steamship Hartford left
here last evening for the purpose Of visiting,
It is supposed, the feet of Mobile.
, 1864-02-16

BALTIMORE, Feb, 15,-Senator Hicks is re-
ported tonight to be very III OF typhoid fever
st Washington, and fears are entertained that
he will not recover.
, 1864-02-16

u- Housa and Sign Painting, CalelminIng
Glazing and Graining. Paper Hangingb and Win
dow S6sdes selling Wholesale and retail at New
York prices e. R16sr, q Randolph ST.
: Box E6, iayssass+lQ
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tions In thxt uciniy that ought to be worked, and
are now ready to let: Cotton is going to rot Tor
the want Of picking, and corn II sts1l standing
throughout tic valley Of the Aksnsas.
A Row AMONG TIE Rouaus.-Last even
Ing couple Of froughs Iboth well known characters
to the police, engaged in little zow On the cor
ner OF Wells md Quincy streets, for the purpose
of1mprovfnx their muscular Christianity. Ono
was Knocked down a0d the other VIE vigorously
applying the hruising qualities Of q pair OF boots
On him; when police officer came along and took
them to thu sawdnst.
DEATu or Mns. dispatch
WA received yesterday from Rochester, In the Ste
ofNcv York, announcing the death OF Mrs. Wnits,
hnuse, wifc Of the able aud distinguished Episco-
pal Bishop Of this State. Her death concluded a
lingering snd painful illness OF some six weeks
du1stion. This event viii be Eevere blow to q
large circle Of friends Of the deceased In the Fast
and Weat as well AZ to her immediate family and
sclativee IN this city.
FmE.-Thc Department were called at 8
O'Clock yesterday morning, BY fire that broke on,
among some smoke houses belonging to Under
wood Lipplncott, packers, Ml and aas Cansl
street, between Van Burcn and Harrison gtres:e.
One sm0kc-honse was destroyed, together with its
contents, several hundred hams and shoulders, aud
another considerably damaged. Some Of the ad-
joining buildings were badly searched. Loss on
meats about $500; on buildiags $1,03o. Fully
insured.
MILITARY FrNEan.-peter Bowie. a men-
her of oomnanv q. nth Invn1,d eo,ns mas k,u.d
on Saturday evening by falling from the platform
of CIR Wills en- rosts from Rock Island. Ills
funeral was held from, the SoldIc1s' home ycster-
day afternoon, ut O'clock, Eighty men Of the
tend tho funeral. which had been announced to 1,e
held at1p. m.-henoe were comnelet3 To lose the;r
dInper-they found one At the so1dIer,, Rcst
which they claimed wss much better than tbey rot
in cnmp.
nHAnLe iiAHos.~1Ae 1nstfumchts manu-
aaaatco ny Anaoe q Co., OF baltimore, have ut
Aanea "osao "!oe celeaslty, ana are oeaag now
cA.euetc's pu'Iaaseo u Saicago. INC most aatr
1cfane tesI1Inonlals nave been received from emi-
"eht H'usaeasns' Ill Joining IN eonccdlne to these
risnos me most perfect combination Of horsepower,
aJu,;o rnr.,c,, a;,ector ~ t,e 7tsi,.,, 49,.
1rnnnc b.a t,e, n h, tts -. IT,.
~ in.,,,,,,s,+., .vs,,,a.s 1.,,s- 4,teo
sc,nr.d .,,e eo,a .sonsr. ~ .t.zs os. Ae
On and ha. m ,,na .,rsst -s,sp,. ~ -.
n,s store In ra,rnnn p1ost ~ 0'''sa ~
>'-
EscAPED.-Our1ng the latter ptrt OF last
week, the TRIBUNE contained IN account Of a
brutal outrage peypetrated on the person Of 4
young girl scarcely ten years old, by boot and
shoe dealer on Clark street. named MCINTYRE. Far
this offence he was arrested, and axauiued At Tho
Police Court before Justice MeDonnld Dn,;rr
The pcudencv of the iosestIpation and ,ffa- ~
crime n charged was fuly proven. On the ann,,c..
tion Of the prisoners counsel. the case vas nv.
tinued upon fling bonds for sam what nr.1ht
-.
, 1864-02-16

Go 70 THE BEsr-Go to Bryant h Stratton's
Chicago Commercial College, to get thorough
practical bosIness education. For circulars ad-
dress (eEclosIng stamps) Bryant d Shatton, CHI
carp illinois,
, 1864-02-16

The .MACK1ETosH TRAGEDY.-ln yester-
days TRIBUNE wos given m account Of the death
Of an old woman named Margaret Macintosh.
who died quite suddenly last Frday evening. Her
husband was arrested on the suspicion Of having
inflicted the injuries from which her death result-
Cd. Late on saturdaY evening jury was empan-
ne1ed and two witnesses were examined, who tes-
tiled that the WOMAN WIS injured BY fall down
stairs. On Sunday the Inquest was again resum-
ed, and Drs- Blake and Bartlett, who made the
post norkem examination, eave their testimony.
Dr.. Blake testified that on examining the corpse
N extensive eceAyanofis was found On the lower
part OF the body, which naturally followed DEATH
No marks of violence were found. except on the
head. The right cheek below the ere was bruised
and b1sckened. consequent npon fall Or blow.
There Was eochynsosis on tho scap above the FORE
head. On opening the head, extensive extsagasa-
tons Of blood were found. covering nearly the
whole left side ofthe brain. There WIS some arte-
rlal congestion Of tho brain, but there were no ex
udations on the membrane. There was no trac-
turo OF the skull. The base Of the bsnin Was sound
The right vecttcie wns nearly full Of serum.
There was Rone confusion Of the dnra mater
on the LEFT eide. The eItravasation Of
blood vns caused either: bY blow.
or fs1l, either of which might hare producedi it.
Death was the result Of the ext1avasatou Of blood
and the compression Of the brain. II is not pos
stble to state how long person could live after
receiving such blow or tal1 as would canse ein-
liar extzavasauon. There waa more than one
3unee of coa4u1ated blood in the brain Of the de-
ceased. aud NO 0ne could live any length Of time
VIA ensa N e1tsa!asattou. 4 rupture otthe
sstIon NJ IL opiSion Sa | t5st the % dseessed id
q tae outside kesd I etsea @ By ber i 81 i
, 1864-02-16

* IL 1 - In IL - IL liz
Wednesday, Thursday, Fridny and Saturday
Evenings.
February 1i3h, 18th. 18Th and 9th, ISL
THE GREAT REReLtlCN!
Tho grand National Al1esory and Tahleau1. by HEN
RY AoRFo1.D, will be given b.
800 YOUNG LADIES AND GENTS
Assisted By The. ELLSWORTH ZOUAvKs, ~ao ara
,r,- Jointly Interested In Its production.
M5SS = !. HAGER, {plpil of :. = A1s.) Piano.
lckets 90 cents, including book Of s. nages With
oaS e{tia c5aIke tickets Tor sale ut the Muoe tofea
oors open at ~: to commences a. ~ o'clock.
II The splendld StsInuAy Concert Gran: Piano
yfta Gsed ~ g teese entsrtataEeuts + from x1rH
Hamun Cabinet Organ fem Eoor d CApx's.
GRAND GALA MAT1NEE
On Saturday afternoon. February eoth. T.ckcts all
Enittlns Schools and q lfdren Is cents, A,iutts II
ssItg: a; Doors open II O'Clock: to commence 1t
S.t-The Ma.iEee will DO IN every respect ,ha
'ame Is tho Eoncett, With Gas, &c. leuwsoi-ss
At OW ON EXHIBITION.
L II f1% u
, 1864-02-16

FOR SALE.-Great Bargains.
T.. so@S acres q Land, On the line Of the Loenns
The lands are high and rolling. and within three
vile. tad i've miles rum good Coal Mine, and viii
be sold cheap, :df:h cash bnance II aye
Man1aetoEy At Chatsworth, In snceesstul operation
No better lands In the State. Address or apply 10
70 J.. sTIlLWE1ls ESQ, ChatswoEth, Illinois.
, 1864-02-16
i jG|!bifa9o Qribnne.
THE CITY.

DxsERTER CAUGn1.-A descrtcr named
John Dunn. recent recruit for the Irish brEadc'
was a1rested yesterday ae deserter from the 'ssn
New York Regiment, and tsken to the lfo'o"
Iafahsl
, 1864-02-16
Real E8tate for 5aIe.

FOR< .SALE.-From ten to one
y hundred scre6 OF lard tive mi1es ssuth OF tas
Try. u Would BE- e1rhApFsd for Improved city pro-
psffT. 1eQutftf at ISL Third 4Fcuue Chicago uI.
felS-Wn4is z. ". MITTBEEGKIy.
, 1864-02-16

. "A SAFE EA11.-Tcsterday morning, q heavy
safe was being holsted to a second story window,
next building east Of the fremont uouse, on Lake
street, and when about ready to "ewing II, ," the
rope broke, pfecipitAtinG the massive soto to the
sidewalk a1naahing the grating and iron doorstep
3rfn 1.fecsA
, 1864-02-16
LOCAL MATTERS.

Lecture at Bryan HALL Tonight
Those who would hear \ we'll digested lecture,
from one ofour brightest scholars, upon 4 subject
Of universal Interest should not fail to be present
Al Bryan Hall tonight, where Rev. Clinton Locke
will deliver tho filth lecture for the benefit Of the
Er1ing WoIaan'e Refuge" !" taking as his subject,
"7.ae Rishts and Wrongs OF Women" We under
stand that Dr.. Tfdany's lecture has been unaroId-
ably postponed towing to his absenee) hut will be
announced at an early day,
, 1864-02-16
,EDt SalR.

TOR SALE.-A Confectionery
T. store and Oyster Roou--ss now doing good
business Pltase sppy st No. 13i5f state street.
, 1864-02-16
GgaanrRu,

w ANTED-To rent a small Cot.
~ tagr, With f.onn three to five rooms. Reat
paid monthly In advance II required. Want il conyo-
n1eni 20 etSect cars. Address 2. D. D;awer 6o,0.