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, 1859-10-27

Ca4xaERsBrIG, Pa. Oct. a5,-Capt. John E.
Cook was arrested yesterday by Messrs. Daniel
1.ogan aud Clasgett Fiizhu.hes. ut Nontalto,
Franklin County, fourteen miles frnn, this place.
Thtre IS no doubt of this being the nun. His
printed commission, 6lled up and signed by
Gen. Brown, aud marked No. i. WAS found upon
lis person: also memorandum written on
parchment. Of the pistol presented to Washing
toa by Lafayette, and bequeuthed to Lewis ".
Washington in 1851. The pistol. he says, is in
n caFret-bag which be left on the mountains.
lie was fully armed and made desperate resist
unce. He came out Of the mountains into the
settlement to obtain provisions. }!c Was very
mach fatigued. and almost starved. He was
brought to this place at eight o'clock last N: bit.
After an examination before Justice Rusher,
and being fully identified By one of our citizens
who formerly knew him, he was committed to
Jail to await requisiliou from Gov. Wise. He
acknowledged having three others with him on
the mountains. One Of them was seen and con-
rcr*ed with. lie had blue blanke. over his
shoulders, and carried Sharpe's rifle and
tlnublc-baueiled gun. lie said it belonged 10
his partner, who lad gone for provisions par-
ties will 60 in search Of the others.
HAEn1sBERG, October aG.-Gor. Packer has
promptly ordered that Capt. John Cook, now
confined in Chsmbersbnrg prison. abd uazlet.
il Carlisle prison, be delivered up to the author
tiles Of Virginia fur trial.
, 1859-10-27
Their {cu1k1e.

1t il evident that the s,s4uln Democracy fan
-ces that it has struck u rich placer IN Old
J!rown's enr"tt Il, Harper Ferry, aud hns de-
scrmincd to work it IN tho utmost. We hear
that Secretary Cnbb-wl,o is by odds the
shrcwdest and most thoroushgoing politician o.
slis party now at WaAhinEton-llus decided II,
urge lis friends in the uousc 10 take up :snutl,
American for speaker, and thus secure Pro-
Slavery organization ii possible Joshua Hill o!
Georgia is undcrstund to be his fayoritc; but
nnr one who can he moulded to his PURPOSES
which means about ANYBODY hut Emerson Esl-
crtdCe or Winter Dayis-wi1l satisfy linn. i
derle. ale effort is 10 be 1nnde to defeat Winter
Davs: aud it is thought that Old brown can he
tnade scrriccatie to lhat end, Tie logic Of this
rnancuvcr imports that nohodr can he really
trustcd 4 champ ion ri eternal and nggrcs.
svc Slavery u.lcs. le is in full communion with
the democratic party. lie s1.ay own ever ",
5nany slaves; but he is not 10 bc dcemet!
t'sounil'' unlcss he 1rateruizcs heartily with
John Van Durcn, John Cacllranc & "a. We
cau understand this; but we canuot quite make
it col,crc witt, tile support Il: South American
for Speaker However, dcsrrr:t. cases nre up.
10 require desperate remedies I'D we ones:
more udn,eni.ll those who arr pressing their
claims for Office under u licpu' lie n orsaniza-
sion uf the House nut to cuunt tbs chickens
yet awhile.
Still, VIC suspcc, Mr.. Coll'a * hem will moi
work. il is all the Illinois Doug usit .s can do
to gulp down 1ccainpton Uemoc: Ut f3- Speak
cr when it comes so supporting lie compton,
South American, they tnnst fur var, shame i
sukc, revutt. And 70 The Sham Democracy will
llave to fall back on division Of the rro.Siavc.
rs forces, with the chances Of combination :f-
ter week or 50 Of excited and Intellectual bsl-
lotiug-f. J. Tribune.
, 1859-10-27

y ~" 'As t:oa,s'aS c'.nN' ''st!a. o. a'haas.l !
lhe Alc oa soatutnA! "'e't "as .! 1ar tlc
most destructive that has occurred here fur
several years; !t broke ont ~ the wholesale
drug store Of Wilson d starhrd, on the north
side oi Ma'n &tteet. between Fourth and Hull,i..
The building was ionr stories h'gh' and IN the
rear connected Will! q two sanEy building 'front.'
ing oo ta'i''t street. the upper story Of which
Wns 1ile eoaM.hK.room ~. o! Aessfk. " :. Ihe
nrS 3,:s va olseoTs.sa a't'e aiteF ~ o'clock On
nuu' ssisst; ~ N;,i.a 3 =; 1too.c, pra'ate watet
n;nn Tha han,. mss 80 =" h,ns' a. 70 s.s di.
gu. 1 ,,,t c'e, ., ~ s,,, ss ~: ~
saHr>,,,. ts~an. .s;.h ,,,s IL. A4'e
, 1859-10-27

CARLISLE, Pa, Oct. 3G.-Tle man under mr.
rest on suspicion Of being concerned in the uar-
pers Ferry iusuFrection, Was this i. II. brought
before Judge Graham on writ Of Aa,tot ccyrst.
Judge Watts presented a warrant from the Gov
crnor Of Pennsylvania, upon rcquisitiou Of The
Governor Of Virginia, for delivery of fugitive
from Justice named Albert Hazlett.
There WINS no positive eridence to identify tie
prisoner as tue person named in the requis;tiou.
but it vas prosen that The pistols in his posses.
1urc as those used by insurgents, and that lis
dress mud appearance corrcspondcd with the d.
scription by person who had seen Iaz|c,t a.
Harpnr's Ferry.
The Judge appointad 4 further hearing of the
case to be had on Saturday next, aud issued
subpGnas for attendance Of witnesses from Tir-
s'n'a ana elsewhere: The prisoner was then
, 1859-10-27

WAsH1SGroS, October aS.-Attorney-G General
BLACK has requested U. 5. District Attorney, OF
Maine to furnish full statement ofafl the facts
atscndingthe case Of Capt. H. Holmes, IN whosc
heha!Can etIortia now being made to effect con-
mutation Of sentence of death for the murder OF
sailor Oh the high seas
\ large number Of c'ergrmeu who attended
the late Episcopal Convention paid their rus.
pects to the President to-day.
The eneutc at Harper's Ferry afforded in part
10 the President By District Attorney Ould.
, 1859-10-27
CHICAGO, THURSDAY, OCTOBER q, 1859.

ties; among them is roll Of conspiratora, con-
tanning forsy-seEeu signatures; also a receipt
froEl Horace Greeley tor letters, Ac., received
from brown, and an accurately traced map from
Chambersburg to Browns house; also !. copy
of letter from Brown, Stain. that the arrival
at TOO many men at once would excite sus-
picion, and that they should arrive sinclr; also,
u letter signed "Mar7iam," tha. if 1o,ie.J were
wanted, IS was good for one fifth.
not men; also letter from J. c. Cook, stating
that "the Maryland election Was about to come
CT The people will become excited, and We will
get same Of the candidates to join OUT side"
R1cnxoxD, Va, Oct. a5th.-Gov. Wise has
despatched requisition to the Governor Of
Pennsylvania for the custody Of Capt. Cook, ar
fested last night neaF Chamhersburg.
, 1859-10-27

We sec b.: the New York papers that J. J.
Faran, Postmaster ut Cincinnati, has been re.
moved, and that james L. Waiter has been
nanled as his successor. Mt. Faran was a1,
original friend 0r Buchanan in tie Cincinnati
Convention, while Mr.. Eatticr was an earnest
supporter Of Frank Pierce. But Fasau has
been going in for Douglas, hence he goes out
lie il editor Of the Cincinnati ENQUIRER
, 1859-10-27
FAHfnJ,S SWORN

Gov. Wise stated in Ills late speech ut Rich
mond. after his return from 1laTrcr's Ferry,
that Brown w:,s armed with the sword wlicl,
Frederick the Great sent to George Washing
ton. The swurd belonged IL Mr. Lewis
Washington, one Of Browns prisoners. anu was
takcn by Browns ,l,cu from that gentlemen q
horse on the evening that the insurrccs;on
broke ont,
, 1859-10-27

male no confession, bat on the contrary. ssys
that be has full confidence in the goddess Of
God. and that he Is confident that Hc viii resrnc
him from the perils that surround hi,a. UemTs
be has had rifles 1erelled Mt him, knives at lis
throat, and his life in rs great peril - il now is
knows that God is with him. and fra.s nosh;nq
Alex. R. Doteler, Member Of Congress eject
from this district, has collected $40 letters FINN
the citizens residing in tbs neishborhood Of
Browns house, who searched before The arrival
Of tho Marines.
Letters are also in possession Of Andrew Hun
ter, who has also u number Of letters obtaiueL
from the house By the Mannes md other psr.
, 1859-10-27

ARRIVAL or THE JASON.
AMERICAN AFFAIRS Ii CuIyl.


Sr JouSs, Oct. o5th.-Thr steamship Jason,
from Liverpool Of the l1tt, arrived to-day.
Her adyices are two days later than those By
the Persia.
The. American Minister was courteously re.
ccived at rekiu, aud it was expected that he
would'seud home the ratified treaty By the first
mil.
1t was expected that the Grcut Eastern would
leare for Portland on the .4tt, of October.
The negotiations before the Zurich Confer
cuce we're still rendipg,
, 1859-10-27

A GnEAr Cork CRor.-The Dayton Empirt,
Of Oct. Ia. says TINT the 1ndiana State Agricul-
sural Society l.ax awarded the prize for tue best
crop Of corn TO u Dcsrborn County farmer, who
produced proof that ten acres averaged one hu,-
drtd 1ad *estnty;fre hs'Ael1 pr aere. On the
best hve acres the first premium was awarded
on one hundred and cighty-si1 busl.els to tie
acre, and tie same pesson had incontcsiiblc eyi-
denee that On one Of these acres there crew Two
hundred and fourteen busbeIa.
, 1859-10-27
TIL E. CITY

RErrpI1cAS Warn CoxA1r7EEs.-The CON-
mlttees Of the various Wards. designated By The
County Committee to act as Inspectors ut the
primary meetings to be held on tue 2oth inst,
are requested to meet mt the fremont House, ut
It o'clock this evening.
, 1859-10-27

TENTH NAEn.-The Republicans Of the Tenth
"ard are requested to meet at George uock's.
corner Dlne Island avenue and Eleventh. street,
on Friday evening, ut It o'clock. Candidates for
tile several offices will be on hand to address the
mcelinc PR nrdcr
, 1859-10-27

LEArESwoRTu. Oct. e5.-The Democratic
State Convention at Lawrence yesterday norn-
mated Sam Aedary for Governor. jno. P.
Slough for Lieut. Governor, Jno. 4, ualdman
for Memberto Congress, and u Williams. the nrns-
ent Associate Judge, for Chief Justice,
, 1859-10-27

WASHINGTON, Uct. e..-Tlc contest in the
Sixth District Of Maryland is exceedingly ami
,nased; Hughes and ua.ner, the opposing
candidates. had, at Annapolis, il is said, re-
changed. Out Of this has grown report that
tacy had fought a duel.
, 1859-10-27

A CASArn.-Wc arc very eorry to learn that
the story told Of A. Kovats husing drawn prize
Of s3i,'v in Maryland lottery il entirely un-
founded. Mr.. Il. has met with no such good
fortune. However, VIC don't take back what
VIC said about EOvats.
, 1859-10-27

LOUISVILLE, Oct. oi--Thc bridge on the Lex
instou and Louisville Il. r., over Ekhorn River,
,sia destroyed by fire this evening. Loss be-
tween four and fire thousand dollars.
, 1859-10-27

&B The young women employed in the Cart
F1dge.ahop Of sharp's riac factory, Hartford.
got up shooting match on the 2lst-, At which
several va!uable prizes were won. Are thcy
getting ready for the ir1epressible conflict!
, 1859-10-27
NJ A r RIED

In ST. Matthews Church. In The city ct Ecnosla Nt-
on T9e'osy cscnef s5:h y KeE LsTts ksnper n:
1ssee Church. Gaena. Ill.,. ard ANNA WEATHER.
BURN, daughter OF Att ~ D. 1iasd.le. Of ksco4aa.
EDWAItH VAUGHAN 1t IN caso, ana Hiss SAKAu
A.METrISGLYo Of Cherry Grove.
, 1859-10-27

So11cE.-Tle following articles, which were
picked up the rreat fire on the West Side on
the 18Th ult., are now in the hands Of i. II.
Howard, Fire Policeman: One CARPET, one
crumb cloti, 5 chairs, Il leather lat case, and n
furnace riddle. The owners can hare them bv
applying TO Mr. Howard, ut LAG West Randolph
street
, 1859-10-27
Bank FOFEcry


New ioak. Oct. ga forgery was commit
ted cn the Corn Exchange Eank tLis P NJ, to
the amount Of $4,5lo. NJ arrests.
, 1859-10-27

II richo.! Conchas:! Comesoiautc
La Orleans Regalia de Londres ~! Ia Meier
De - HabanA!l!!! Choice and select brands
Of Cigars Just received BY D. ". Corbin i Co.,
65 South Clark street. Try them.
, 1859-10-27

fz5 The members Of the Ward Committee
OF the 4th Ward are requested to meet Thurs
day. Oct. eth, at o'clock P. NJ, at the Colby
llouse, for consultation.
L L
, 1859-10-27

STEALING Timothy Casey was taken
before Justice Akin yesterday morning and
fined SIS for stealiug n whip from wagon stand
ing in the street,
, 1859-10-27

Failure OF nn Insurance Company.
ALnASr, Oct. 2t.-The Indemnity Insu rance
Company, ofthis city has been dissolved By or
der Of the Supreme Court, and q receiver up.
nointeI.
, 1859-10-27
DIE D..

OF Congestion OF The Lungs Octobe. n6.h 1879 BELLA.
dtukhtrr Of Edward C. aud Caroline a. Ceare5 Of th!s
city. aged four nonth1and nine da{s.
Tls sne. services will take place their rc.dcre. Il
ssFess. On Thursday, The 9Th lns At 1oX oock
Relatives and fdtads a.s !af!ted to as3ead,
, 1859-10-27

ROO-FtC " THU Z DVAfkU.~
IL Ar.oE. ba room and elosst> in pirate houae IN
gcoc !octlon on the soE Sde viii be rrntei 70 Two
young gentlemen who furnish good references ~,
dse.a beg soA nc4ka.aS1w
, 1859-10-27

e The Chsttel Mortgage sale ty auction Of
the furniture. &C., Of the Burnett House, will
commence this morning at 81 O'Clock, by Acssrs.
Gilbert / Sampson.
, 1859-10-27

~ S1xGER's FAH1tT Skw1xa MACHINES.
Also, their Manufacturing 4acAints, fer Tai1oy-
ing aud Leather Seseiag, At G6 Lake street.
, 1859-10-27

ROARD1NG-Two front rooms to
- lst wth board, gentlemen and their w!v.s RI sin
gle fenseEeu reAAoaaols tes... Apply Al Il Wash
avenue c,frCf Of Eat Ioioh STREET
, 1859-10-27

E By the removal Of Wamslcy Hues.on
equalied accommodations 1or both their whole
sale aud retail trade.
They now exhibit altogether the largest stock
of Millinery at retail to be found in the ctr ::
and are showing good taste in their STYLES Of
Cloaks and Talnlasx oc34 1t
, 1859-10-27

GAS F1xrrHEs,-Brown i Wilder are now re-
ceiving from Cornelius ( 1taker, and other man.
ufacturer*. large assortment Of latc patterns
of ofChandeliers Pendants md other Gas Fixtures,
Globes, DC. All IN need will please call at Il
and 4S State street. DciT.Am
, 1859-10-27

hExovAI.-The telegraph office has been re-
moved from tue Custom House Building TO the
second story OF Sc:mmon's new block, on the
corner Of Lake and South clark streets,
, 1859-10-27

TOR SAGINA1V,-Thc Schoon.
ef Essex wills, fr the aore pors {wsthcr PERMIT
lhs) On Ffay. Uct Ssh. Fur fright apEy tu EKlFf
i SMITH, .QJ South CaAai strsrt. h.sT ar
, 1859-10-27

WELLS srnEEr.-Thc paving Of Wells street
has beeu completed as far rs Madison street.
This, nc believe, is as far as the pavement IS 10
he laid on that street this season.
, 1859-10-27

cB Sec advertisement Of Cornell 4 Co.'s
tTo-thread noiseless premium Sewing Machine
and universal hemner, So.1s3 Lake s.
au1-.1v
, 1859-10-27

ROAl<DING-A gentleman and
~ LII. a-d .xo t!nee gentlemen cttai1 boari IL
rf~
, 1859-10-27

STEALING CarrtE.-Pcter Roth was ycstcr-
day arrested on warrant, and brought before
Justice Akin on charge Of stealing castle from
Clybourne / Bros, md selling g them 10 Henry
e. Hoffman,, Who slaughtered them. Me.srs.
Clsbourne discovered the carcase Of one their cat
tie Eick's Slaughter House, and identified it by
the marks on thc hide and other evidences, in
which be could not be mistaken as to the iden-
t;sy. 10th denied all knowledge Of the cat,lc,
aud warmly affirmed that he never sold them
10 Hoilmanu, while the latter as strenuously as-
serted that he did. Hoffman,, was previously
arrested for stealing the cattle and is now un-
der bonds to appear at the Superior Court to
ksYcr in the same Court
, 1859-10-27

"ANTED-25 Tailors to work
ty the Niece on Coats AS }, three Op.r,toes ant
Due Prsser. Gotd IN Constant employment to be
TAI the rear round. Apply 1t 4, I,akest cc.sxHt
, 1859-10-27

ROCk RIVER SEMINARY,
1r. MoIRIS, 0GLE co.,
About Eight Mez Ea4t of pu.o the nearest station On
The Iuuos Central l:4lrnad.
Da!l! s:a=es run frpa Foresto0. Poo aad Fz4akl!a
In Cee:eA xh aaaT other r.et I'D orsaseots bf.seh.
Tns l5Il'Stoa as just eosed t. nineteen va: of
Tn,sts. "h b; ho,!sfa sesP!*t eh.ss; !tn
,sG Ges Sns Ra',e
Elen i I saIofzs!y eono!e;ea '''@ ''' '7ss e"s'e
..TERAs AND yACAT:0Ss-Ths Academic Tear I,
div Cd Into three t<zas !he FaH Term commences NE
Il "a soaaa:: T.
sa1uasr Tenn eon@tne<s lie ID Iondss Ia Ms91h Ia
CONTINUES eea ee*kA treoeedsl lT vacation of eight
S0ENAL CLAss.--A Te.eher.' c.as. Is formed. .-hea
4 , sa 70
Faculty In good time. can pfOtn-e competent ttaehtn
ESSES.
Tn,tiea IN Coramaa E.ea.h B1rches, White. md
7r.isa % Il Aishss H:ass:i. WHIT; Id saant!
Aa.s N Piaae F;.t: asiadscn q Gnis including
'As 0'e o. so snfS"sa1 20 a,!, T. -
rnsS e cssa 6 Or dss,s. IL ksH.et1 ss sa !:
Bsssa'ss bss1 HtE1 sasaliss ROOM Rest I'd fssi %
1oeacDisIa to ae:ss; e;ptr::: Il xz4en.
Ksod4 etc. p9 aaauia 800
Wood Ehea used. peE week. =
fouas l1tes NJ eaasxei for preparing and
BoaII. Fuel !acdentals, koom Heat and Tuition In
,aIa Iii fsa tbtii osa I1lo; Taae =
Beds snd EedAEE. Books, Stationary fu11.h&d II 7ah
prtees-
found to b from s6 0 to cheaper th4n those any
IaSAMENT hHYcnE@fn,on % I, ,,z,a
r. tn pes.pecsre Drawing. reneink.
1lattc t,rayonnk.
LAM CLAsaTo IT, henedt Of those who anticipate
the PROFESSION OF fsw, and iadted IL Ehe e1pect
lnseizent busne<s class In Backsono's CONNER
taItta Il farrnest and auSht In the lpAtltrt3n.
Eor Eth<f lnfdrrn1ttop, 16drts1
REV. y, r, HARLQWE,
, 1859-10-27

UNIVERSITY or CmcAGo-1SArcCnA1 EYER
c1ses.-The exercises in the organization of the
Commercial Department Of the University Of
Chicago took place yesterday afternoon, Judge
leal, Professor Of Commercial Science in that
institution, delivering his inaugural address be-
fore the faculty and students, in the University
chapel.
We have previously commended the action
Of the Trustees Ct the University in the es.ab.
lishmcnt Of this department, ns a measure
promising great benefits to its students. md wc
again congratulate the institution upou the nc
QUESTION 10 its faculty Of Judge Dell-tbose
name in connection with commercial education
is household word.
Independent Of the advantages to-be derived
from the course Of instruction legi.imately per-
timing to this department, the students Of the
University, as We understand The arrangement,
also become the patrons Of tt.- Commercial
College of BRYANT, Bell / Stralton, while the
students Of the College hare free access to the
lectures Of the Law School Of the University,
located in the College Rooms. Thus The existing
| rela6ons between these institutions are pro
! ductive Of substantial benefits to both.
, 1859-10-27

WANTED-To exchange 4 lot OF
trttlass Dnnts ard shoe- IN quantities Of 70 to
q, 90 for AJo.iuct, Grain. Wnod- kc
&c. a....1h1Y Z. E. WlaXA ALI Ia i,te s.,ret
, 1859-10-27

M WANTED-A. situation in a pri-
r,.e fssnv to tn chamber work aat o1..a - 1tns
would co k:icaen work II rel9t:-d BIS. OF er ref-
tfraes xirea. Apply In OF IT, N.clan-st ocs6x:
, 1859-10-27

NcRpEnErs At LAaok.-" uarper's Ferry
Riot" is not to bc compared with the murders
committed daily in ever; part of the United
States by the use Of camrhcne and burning
aaid. 9, ye who hare little ones, beware:
Call ut the Lamp and Oil Emporium, Lea Clark
street, and purchase u non explosive Oil and
L95np which will gtvc better and cheaper light
thnn the above mcptioned. ccAS-1t.n76D
, 1859-10-27
G1adntgn.

"ANTED-To employ a woman
sc@Gs'onisi y the ,se Of Stz.Hs Machine. Al
dress poatoace h,x 1o41. ocsdtss
, 1859-10-27
%e e7&-1w
~ TTrN

THE STEAMER TRAVELLER
l. wta Em between A}xankrs .,d 1n,,,nAn,ta -.
tnses u!oes wesk. on Aoaday1, Wednesiays md ri.
6aya:, Aa!nE hef dock II O'Clock r. NJ
osas@'*an y. %. DICKINSON, Aseas.
, 1859-10-27
Ncm advertisements.

EE C. H. SCisfTEs, fj.tsfiAi,.y L3-t 81 L.ur1-~&.s
il IshcT<i srretr~ -tfr~< far Ehj. as ri, t1e
Ae81f'ng {u1~fso so tac Sorh T'>t 1alteaf.y
, 1859-10-27

THE PUENIN INSURANCE
u Company Of The Clty NJ Chicago. Oncs No. xar
soae Temple, opposite l'os@ Otdes.
Authorized Capital $40 o0ol Pad In aad secured u; ~.
Drxx.7uas-J r. A.:reh John 4. Nichols Z. G. Wild
er, 4. EwAnlA H!s3m u. smith
Crk1E L. SoN1A Henersl Agent: JoAN a. Nnaozs,
Preasdxi.t Ixvu u RIzpx1. Ciy Surveyor: X T.. Wno-
=, SECRETARY.
fT FIR, Manna, and lnsnd yaEtszuoa Insasanes>
, 1859-10-27
E0st allG .TDuu1.

FOUND-On the West Sill. =
4. IT. T. ssp1at :, IL M NogE e.a ha1r shs
cry and pa,.cs cs.---- -soa ss9ee1 pfosleS prep-
, 1859-10-27
LOCAL MATTERS,

~ Go to John Jones, lle Dearborn street.
and get your clothes cleaned and repaired. They
will be we'll done and as prices to suit the times
B Aetua.ed by chivalrous desire to pro.
tect our }ady readers from imposition, We rec.
ommcnd Cook & McI4ain's Premium Dye House,
, 1859-10-27

w ANTED-A Stock Of Goods or
W Lumber. worth tlno,o 10 a.p,col for With
PART CASH AND PART REAL ESTATE
, 1859-10-27

1aSn Observation-Disclosures DErAaTxEx7-
Tic Introductory lecture to tho course Of anat-
omy to be sircu during the rres<ut session will
be delivered l,y Nr. T. Dcgi'c, late Of the Ecctc
lratique, Paris, in the College Hail. corner Of
Market nnd Randolph streets, on Tuesday cvc-
ming next, Oct 18th. at halfrast fcycn
precisely. The medical profession mud public
arc respectfully invited.
0r INTEREST TO THE TEnL1c.-W. II. Haskell
& Co., the Auctiunccrs on Dearborn street, are
now engaged in selling large collection Of
books, including number Of The best standard
works in every class Of literature. Persons
wishing to supply their libraries will tlud this
TIL excellent opportunity to do SO. at re,y low
prices. The books are disposed Of ut private
sale during tile day, aud at auction in lie cvc-
ming.
I-wanted, some good party to adopt fue
female child, German, eighteen months DID,
The Child be seen ut the Office Of tie Minis
try at Largo any morning between nine and
twelve.
Also wanted work in Town and couDtry for a
number Of stout boys from IL to Ii years Of
age-American, German, Irish aud French.
Good industrious men and won,en
Germans, English, and Americans want work;
will work at anything they can get to do for
living. Apply 10 the office Of the
MINISTRY AT LARGE
, 1859-10-27

pRICE'S GLYCERINE SOAP
I At nCck + KATSERS
Central Prescription D.u; s.,re.9 Clark street.
TLEAVER'S HONEY SOAP,
AZ BCCK i RAYSEES
p-tzr+i ettan Dr.,Y EYorp f1,,k str.e4
, 1859-10-27

MILLINERY OrES1SG-Nrs. ]. Mccarthy, to
whom was awarded the two first pre,niums-a
xRrtr nyda1 and diploma Of Aonor-for thc
best silk and the best straw bonnets, at tue late
U. s. Agricultural Fair, will exhibit to-day and
during the week, al her rooms, No. 14e Lake
street. her large and splendid assortment Of
winter.n'iincry goods. Remember, 142 Lake
street, i'm stajfS
, 1859-10-27

ITO HENT.-The Three Story and
i hs*emcnt h:tek hcuse, No. .s9 Indiana STREET. A
Pn.s-s.!nn gtven imuisI ately. Apply to JAMES T..
DALL1HA. u1Ece South Water and Ssate STREETS
, 1859-10-27

COVERS SULTANA SAUCE.
~ cod dishes and eyer5 culinary prep ,raon
!r2or:9 I'll nHen,t1 y M Lndon Lance: a>
taet. A.ie FINN The original receipt Of TIE late Alexis
s"5e, oa;y ~ Gr~+e DAek~s tiles Mattst:s urvey.
oE.) Lond Fer sale hy Grocerx anil Fsu!t E>,,<r,
agents for ths Cnite! sa.es:t.G 1yELtS Il; Futon
stEr.t, New Yak. BRAY HAYES 81 tCvTutiiI I;o,ton
Ehs SAFE N Sn!11Ro " AontES ECO, Sfnc.F7 Et1ts
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