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Chickering Piano, almost new, for-A
One 9 octave Cmckerins. In good order, ,HIlV
Slx very 6ne Pianos for rent-st the Music store
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&Aa1Rs
Lew: Lev: %AAssHHllNN :. =: :ss :ss i!
ts:y: ::y: RsAEFFIiHHSSREkE s4EFiHSRkE :ss :ss e: rn
; fssssnsess for the EAST Win take trains ssso
a1s 5..3 q N m-i sne $40 2 m.
For ANNAPOLIS at 1y<s Q. m, snd 4n ,. N.
eeB 'i o-n ~ ~ r r. n. PARSONS, Aren't
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A CANAL RESTAURANT.
AT This quiet establishment, the lovers of good
eating can Ind at al times every deicacy 4 Z n
OF the season, both from land and water. yEA4
and served mp IN the most approved style ILL., II
N. B.-Frosh supplies received every day
p nos I'm w II. THICKER. Propustor.
WHo1Es.,.kkE kkEWds RSDTPe TPHNXNE, eHNXpN NsEE,or NJ.
The attcnqon OF the trade II respectfully called to
ny sseeA q H91ths,, Mems, and Boys 80
al Of my own Psnnfactnre .H
s.o 81 ..sossa sad III no4I ..s
a large. lot of COARSE SHOES and BOOTS
Tr Country merchants and othsrs In want are
6e0FgetOvn. DC. a &-tf
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fOk kkNT -The DWkLI.iN6 st the coguev
OF New York avenue AID 18th street, has inst
ssss ~ "a comeiess order and wiz BE- rented 10
yppsio.e seaenS npon very oooommodatine tervue.
nhS i2caaon = oertainy one Of the most desirabIe
Nev wvso9Iinsson; vvo1I se. APsE 70 yN0; w NAlkN, on
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& 80 CENTRAL STORES. = %
: C10xxs,-cLo4Ksa-CLoAkse

No. -, |. GssTsAi sicsis,S 9 Wisx BylIplss,
!. Sst 5tAfsf ssh sts. ekve, fsctys Mostsf.a -
clRsh cPsks OF q t9s s.sst stZss, xh'eh they are
.. .a sfys sss 81 ss o.sss sssy
cnstomsrg sle respectfully invited "a GU Andin-
ilsnss. = v a., tkss they Vii fsd oar 1od1s %
+ nos In ss5ssr<s 2isasss NO. Sos CenesaA Stofe.
CoLUnB1A hASkET s: -. ..,,.,s !,
Ths propr1esors. srstslsi Tor tie ii;ssi FiS!ssse
Ssse @ Sse Sksss ~; lkaE y have 500
g: ::!;. ::5eit;tifsIJs s 81 &
- = a f.f's = "a }I'xiElsfzaD s DusAl-
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CABINET WARE. %.

CABINET WARE. 90.
TO Ho4fEsNkkiEsEES RENbiks rs rHSRIsEHF! AkR THOSE IN
Don't be deceived BY the length of signs and nd
vertisements, but look for yourselves. and be sure
and call at the - 80 4 =
Housc -farnishing ware-roonas
: s,v, McGREfIOR g. CO..
Ne. $40 SEVENTH STREET Ne. $40
,<~ You wiz find there An ss.orimentin
q NV Yofk'@ and and & sSss Sss Yofi sS o1 y M
Tn. ..Is:Psa S sss ::s eaIis. ssatlsmon. aud s.l.
A. q r E E NJ s rr,,,-..,,,I.- :, !. :
MN6FoRIUA6.
"a The; :. suss:.,is:. he yould a s.s.ssfsl.
M,ns e Ssisisslsr. 2 The ssssssiv.z
s''sN'A '''0' '' :" s FURNITURE p
..is AND H0U6k-fURNISHING GOODS
for sale at the store yith the LaFgs si, No. 52s,
Tn. puS Iss g sns s.nan.s ts1:s no. 70
!sss s.::
thsy & gould b dsosved b sign on the van, how
n the ladies and gentleman of the District ana
surrounding country, WIN wiah to purchase :.
-.n .....,..., {. GOOD FURNlTURE - 81
WI ns kind enough g CIV, us : can, We villtry
deosption. notwithslending oar lengthy sixn; snd
thai. though our clerks MAJ not b 9 fpisked md
Rotlse IN their address e. those Of our
xS ;,' 'fs.Srs Al yho nay honor p wIsh call tkve
vsicn We ere capable. Vsry rsslsoeally,
w ANSWER 10 The ABOVE :
w. ~ Woadss shss or q M ye,.4y nsishsos Should
days ago. We assure him We had no intention of
yss Ssesss bat did not know be was 90 Sesdsr g TO
be CALLED by our advertisement, and We publish this
friendn again. - - - -f e---.T =
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81 TAYLOR 4 HUTCHINSON AZ
Are This Week Opening fsIs - t -, = II
~ A splendia stock Of Dress Goods.
II ps. Montsbsllo Piaids-yery cheap.
Very 6ne Fr. MeIinos, In all colors,
Beaver, Velvet and Trsoo Clocks,
rs Scotch Long and Square sha 1ls, -'.~S
=, -. - asssy Brown and Bleachsd shirtipss.
!, - sAsae Salk Robes, very handsome,
no 70 Handsome and Cheap.
VfOLINCELLOS FOR RENT BY THE
monfh. cheap. Highest price paid fer Old
Pianos N part psSment for ncI :.
- no :. J06 Pc. sv., bet 9th and 10Th SIS.
fTHE sdoZART BANDs INFORM THE
= public that they are ready to furnish -
Mpgic-any number Of pieces required-on alIf
public or private occasions This Band is>61
eomposed OF as kne and reliebs professional talent
R9(e6ls Iste. - hs Isedsr q tAsF String or Quad
WAGNER 10 the leader of tkei! Braag Band. Ap-
eIiceticns for their seIvices to be made Ct Metze
rotts Music Depot, or - Charles WeYner's Con-
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
SMOOT q BURROUGHS,
No. 119 BRIDGE SrRKxr. GEoRsETowN, ID. c..
Have received, and are offering cheap to cash pur
chaseIs, = large and desirable essortinent ofFALL
and WINTER GOODS, consistlng Of. = :
Fancy Colored Dress Silks and Robes,
Black erode Rhines, Mourning Silks, 80
Plaid and striped Poplins and Yalenoiss, p
Printed and Plain FIench Merinos,
Rich Robes and All Wool DelaInes, 50
4 large lot Of Delaines: from l2H to q cents,
Ensllsh and Merrimeck Prints in great variety
Black Bombezines, Merinos, DelaInes, and N ourn
ing Goods generally of fthe hest grades. /
Alexander's Kid Gloves, oil colors ead numbers,
Gloeks, Rsglanss and Shawls, tsood sssortment,l
Hosiery OF every description, J
Shesti1s:, Table 1smask, Linen sheetins,
Ladies', and Boys Mefino Vests,s --s
Gents' Updershirts and Dravers, $50
Ties, Pocket Handkerchiefs, Cravata, sef !
Embroideries, Lace Collars and sets. c-.f
With large assortment Of heavy Woolen and Do
mostic Goods, for servsnts' wear, .--F
With hrst class assortment of CiOtt q, CaSsi-
,,meres and yestines, for gents aud boys wear.
Having oh the fsciiitses 1ar buying and getting
our goods from the importers and maDufactrr rers
upon the best terms, we shall always Be prepared
90 q 60 m sMooT. q BURROUGHS.
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PA.sAeEs ISs SySgSSsS N5% sSoikEA Mas AsD

: AssAsEs ssrlRFHEkS6b6bSTS: rlNFHESb6bSS ,l.sS. lhsALs An D
The New Yorf and 'THsinis screw Steamship
ComPsn{,s pey : and elsssnt stssmshiP zfHeS
MiiI IesT. sscE1S: he coms.:Sye Tetb bsroi, = % Wss G
tern Wharves, at II O'Clock a. N. every WEDNES-
DAY, and the Compsny's Depot, q AieIandria.
at So'olock D. m. same day. T-lFT
Passengers from washinston and 6eorestown
can take the coaches CONNECTING with Alexsndris
7th street and Pa. avenue hourly, or they leave
on the steamer from the Western wkarves ~ II
State rooms can be engaged on application 10
Messrs. Morgan 4 Rhinekart, Westefn Wkarves.
GT Insurance viii be effected on eli goods by
The socommodstious for passengers by tkis line
are In every reepect frst-o ass and every e4orf vii
be made 10 render this communication with New
York an agreeable and healthful one.
'e' H''.'.' n b. nHt B. CROMWELL 4 CO,
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Town. CLOCK FOR SALE.-The clock for
Georgetown, d. c., fs for sais. II can be seen sri
on application at the Mayors ONCE, at any IE4
tune between the hours Of nine and three
O'clock T. 81 Oc q -2aWlw -
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FOR RENT.A valuable GROCERY STORE
T. situated ~, on the corner Of i2th and b sts vest
counter, bins TO-. and 10 the most desirsbe "a
N the CITY TOT resident, country and river trade
f'oris,sns ssYT sys,s % mr.JOHN MOORE, No. 1s1
~os~ An u If
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pHII.ADELPHIA PkAUHHT ALE;.,The an
deIslgned respecctfuiiy inform their od custom
tensive arrangements in order to supply them With
ms.sey, Collins q Co.'S Superior DRAU6aT
ton Of being ths best in this market. we are nov
e On i IN SEss 70 hsys
e. h.e efts!s: ss Paltnors P,es. foi CeshI o.
our terms viii be rigidly adhered to- Satisfaction
ssssrsnttied "a in evs,y lsstsnoe psoydea notice Of
Domestic .ALES, PORTER, Ard BH OWN
STOUT, tfaily equal, if not superior, TO any I'm
ported, at from 0l 10 81 50 per dozen, delivered in
dria. - Army L SHINN,
90 1-h 81 GREE n street, 6e0rxetown.
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0y " my oInBA
HAS At SAiLEp, IN
| STANCE To EF-
| when timely used.
An instance Of dis
cae vhe ussd II. On
delighted viii its
lspeak n terms Of
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FOR .RENT-Thet three story BRICK HOUSE
on, On ~ ~ sSrsst the third docf from the porthessi
Just been put in good order and will be rented 10
R1nospM tenant loy. For the key and further in
d c vsppiy - the ogrner store, or 90 the Wood
ocA DICKSON. COR MN ~ = cn u :
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FOX sA Lc.-I oGer for sale valuable FARM
,.n IN lsoaaoun county. Virginia, on most libsrsi
cI inprovsd city Sfopsy fSi. srope1s @ stensnss 4 &C..
ssea "a one cfthe most improved and highly cuit
Ind railroad, RENI p sH%fT ~ r2s1Aef
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GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
And all other rich and fashionable Gold Jewery, as
well o. an extensive assortment Of yery fne PAN
tY ARTICLES. Every variety OF Silver plated
CLOCKS. bousht from the msuufactory, ali OF
which will be SOLD Low FOR CArH.
No. SIG 9TH street (opposite the National Intel
igsncer of6oe,) WA.hinston, u. G. - as.sf /
Hr Watches, Clocks and .Jewery repaired
omptiy and in the very best order. no IS I'm
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D. PEW NOTICE. a
!. A9TiEs Wishing 20 rent part Of . pew tNo.
- IN the middle aisle OF the new Church of 81.
Aloysius, can be accommodated by applying at the
Seminary, 10 any Of the clergyme no 10-0
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A yAhgABtE Farm FOR sALE-sit.ate1
&. SSssa: ssees o %s. S1
sno Lsus Falls roads. CONFUSING Of los scres In
18th and X streets, Washinston, b. @. n Ie.6
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E,AMIt.Y HORSE AND FOUR sEATCLOsE
GAIN accepted IN pe!t payment lor sG
Piano "a Forte, hne, ssntie family Horse -
terms sts great bargain, TO BE- seen in front Of ny
store. JOHN r. ELLIS :.
Extensfve dealer in Pianos,
mol Il 306 Pa. ay., bet. 9Th and 18th sts.
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Eok SALEILOT No. IL or n, in SQUARE No.
i5 These lots are valuable sscsass fSey an: are
3: ss:: sasisl sss. g,
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PHRSSffkEkkTTyR1 SSffkEkk Or 1EKccRBkNSE FOR CITY
ssls;.il's. IA skSli s. w W ssT,. ssfs[i', near

TOR kENI.A comfcrtabie tvo-story br;ci
pWELkING, containing seven rooms. csllar
cup,ed By Dr.. Srimss, on Msryknd Avenue. be- be-
reen ast snd q streets ssst. near the old Cseiiol.
furnitute for sale on very res sonshle ter a she
to I. M. HANSON, No. $40 5fh street M AZ
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Fqfka aHandsome,y EURNIsHEDPAR
ish nSS saa cold water; with or without Ill
, 1859-12-24
cHATTEL PROPERTY,
If0TEf. EI-ByITTnE .kc

., of s.t msnrol< Il IL ..s.a ~ t<rteto c4.4us
s = s an y ~:s
noofk4ke IL ihr eEee Of ths As'nef e pssae
Beoz * 1hi'se.n q th.es 1et :. -: - .s,sa
duy I, ns e,n e. - - S a.y
jane, d. ls23 .'ssA navtLt been naae u r. p.y-
Of H. n.ntaned IN sa Eols<s ,1.e ,a y ~:
Co.rt q ook Ccua.Y tnos tn .het:a.ns:r .te th,re
ths H. ~ sst;f5 Il ST. a. T. d:s (
~ ao ss..as! 4 ,s ne3l1Ssn st1 - a s naT
A,sGa A. @h< T. WIFE, Wss, [. vi a.<r aa
rstendacl, saat. s.e sssa,y t!xhh ~ o. ts
:. ne eSrzes q Wsb.*. .7eaus a south u
~ Ss Il I'd s az ~ :ha i "a.
:s .s :'y *' y s % y - oa1s
ro - auat: e psas s,A.S1 ,1se -; IL
's, 49,. ss ~ IT, ,nxe nss ,a4 "
e ttsus. III ~ A:s ss:* 1ses: II
El.ntes. Ceu1urtEs II t. I'm Ann1an, Y" u be1 + t.
n.1s l., - s;ss* H. t1 ss = .sa *..;Ss:
xs E.: o1 as: 9ss*ts
soS.a.s Is sfn n cs. IN: 70 @.s
S.aox1ny Ttt~a ItsA Isse.. rier T.hea r.,er .ad d
,4.ssr IL isa; t'fasn ra,r ct3'ns s'r,
q cs.s i fi;ss Ks.e:15 T.s K ,o n:.s
f!ush cbalyI. lt1cs ~faa Match s.fsA AAts Ar{efs,
sc,e, Iou.1 Rec a5a Dtse;t TAa!t Cover, EC etffy
"a assssr- Usnl Fc.n FnrL.s:rr. Grazing pi.hsa
Cu- Giass pl.hes aoa Dseaolers TUnb<ra Goa*s* Mhs
Bastefs nd Prbsf, ute. P.ils, Tubs ia s.1 eha
Wne and Frscttlf- CHA W1er ftlenssN fEtGits. L.
esasts. Ssr Funtturs Eus.e a. Jelly Aouds, C1o4nk
Raas. and FUN! Tndev .lss* I'D ~ r.. IN
cTofs eh de.srp rs = ~ usual, uted asaut hot.ts
Tta vnos ectu faak The complete out1t u ask<0ss
hn.<l IN I'll <lty. .nA
Tke $40 mmenee It - n'elo IN ~ nEsnon- ao
touy1pnA from tAY day until the vaols - III:
BYJ T HuYT his AE'nf.
ana Temporary Rexe1 Ts1.
r1,.. ,........,s 14;a de1kp - lit
, 1859-12-24
ia.ieI .ies.dent HreckjnrIdee on po,
T:cns1 1ssae es-'. He Denoupces tte

Mee;piesident Bfeekinriidee SPOKE here TO-
night, 10 the Democracy: liz dFiscd his he.r. M
ess 10 stand By the Dred Scott Decision, Is il
ggese !ne South power to cnrry Slaves into The
iif7toffes. He was particularly husd upon The
Doctrine Of unfriendly legislation" He
thonght there was much danger Of tbe dissoIu-
ton OF the Union, oaused by the Republican
petty, ing logical result Of .whpse teachings was
e seen at HurPefs Ferry. That party .ill lever r
ct at peace with the South, unless The South
VIII consent TO surrender her rights. TIE Sutb
9tands IN the best possible position, having the
Executive, he Constitution, the Lawx, and The
Decisions of the Courts in heria1or, These she
must hold on TO: lfshe finds the present laws
II insufficient for tbs protection OF Slavery in the
1er 1tor1es: fA<n longress s1nald pass za4cs tlat
trat t< sy65cient. It was Mr. Breckinridre's
pH1nion, however, that the existing lAxs gave
al! the protection needed.
he denounced fllitusteriug and the e.open-
ing Of the slave trade az Southern isn<.''
whtc:' the South should discouutenance before
she complained Of the inns" of The North.
In conclusion, Mr. Breckenridge said he look
cd to the conservative element Of the North 10
unite with the Democracy in shatterin9 the ne-
publican organization.
Thoa T. Porter, Speaker of the Senate, BE-
Linn Dpyd,
, 1859-12-24

rem.
Tur cup,s7v,s Ho,ts-at s N see1cv's
No. Il Clark street, the Chr'stmas boxes, at hf-
II cents each, were going on with rush. Eve
rybody got good candy Of seciey's own make.
The 5000 boxes will not Inst long at that fate.
They contain 81 800 ia beautiful gifts.
p.,.r,, 1x-p,,,cvxcr- will sadden-manv
,o..,s - 1..rn tt,t Franz N. br,cht ,rd active
,:t.,. ~ II st,n,ar r.u oF n. Ne,,nr-
o,,t,n notel has deceased from Injuries re.
celved By being rnn sver ~ the team OF q horse
car, on State street few dnys since.
cr,,e-... rnTsvx7-Ycsterday sf,ernoon
.f,.- ,1o d;sn;.,a, of the Foster Schoo1 tbr
-. :, ~ i, -
, 1859-12-24

municipal Election In Davenport,
An election will be held in the Ci.y Of Dsren.
port on Saturday the. alst inst for Mayor to
nlthe vacancy occasioned by the resignation
OF Ar. Ebcnezer Cook. The Gostsse pomiaates
AS. Geo. L. Davenport for the place.
, 1859-12-24

To SCRscR1BERs.-1 hasa received lot Of
photographs, and Will distribute to subscribers
On application at my Office shall be in re-
ceipt Of 4 further supply in a few days.
L, G. PANE FRxts, Treasurer.
, 1859-12-24
NOTICE,

~ City Clerks O1ee, Chicago. H., Dec. 10. ts59.
Public Notice Is hereby given. tha the connoa Cea1.n
kz; enered Slsz. kte q eoasssac<d ~ f"Lo.a: ~
stead In ths Snh Division. six feeT wie Of Inch ttE
pauk lid bearings of es lhaa ls inch o. scnt-
nx the earth tie Garth ted in bstue<n then. 70
Nov uoItss tic ssme ss be constructed In ths
reuite by Ordinance r.lre to htewaka or before
the lo day of Jaau ts1 ~ be built BY the street
ALE the1.yirh II. kKE1oAANS.
dr.i.Inl-a.1In Gty Itesk.
, 1859-12-24

another Unaon~SavInC.M Merchant.
To The Editor Of the Providence Joasn.l:
The Mr.. Buddington from Connecticut, who
you say III your paper was requested to leave
Chaslestown, whilst engaged In peddlng, be-
cause the: people vera opposed to the dissent
nation Of Yankee notions" is not the Hon.
Artemus + Buddington Of that State, Artemus
is member Of the Legislature, and although
be visits tue South eyery winter for the Dis
tr1hution Of our apple sauce snd lin ware, be
thinks too much Of himself, md has too much
regard for our Virginia trade to have any deal.
lngs with John Brown or his afflicted family
unless it might be to lend the culprit his wagon,
flor dollar and half) to carry him to the raj.
LOWE DEHosrnEsEs Krnp1xc1ox,
1929 Broad ST. cct.
: +. S. --AHenus will start in few weeks on
hls utual tr5pt and take with him double quan-
tity Of "Reddock aance aud "Old Dominion
coffee pots" His wagon is a red one. with the
bnddingtou ar1ns on one side, colored man
with hoe on the other, and green tobacco
plant on the dasher.
, 1859-12-24

The acinc and MissisAIppI RAILROAD.
The Receiver of the r. l. IL R-R., L. G, Fish.
or, Esd, appointed by Jddge Noegle, at James,
VILE is no1 in possession Of the offices and the
road. and enters upon the active duties Of his
station this moTning.-Nueiur journal aod
, 1859-12-24

Price OF NEGROES IN .CuAhtEsroN.-Ou the
-13ih inst there sere sold BY aucton, in Charles
ton, good seamstress and house scsvaut,
twenty.two years Old, for Il 200; likely house
girl, fifteen years old, for $780, md cook, forty
Eve years old, With her daughter Of ten years,
fnr Al NQl
, 1859-12-24
MH~ BRECKENRIDGE AND ME-,
0ULGLASa

The Tico President has been making a
speech to the Legislature which has just hon
"orcd hin with Ar. Crittenden's seat in tho
Senate. Mr.. Breckenridge is usually dorid
orator and non-con,mittal statesman, but
this time he seems 10 have come down to facts
sufficiently to scout the Douglas hezesies re-
gasdlng slavery ip. the Territories, in decided
terms. He rcsar dod the doctrine Of .suntriend-
u legislation rs a swindlc, and said that If
the people of1'ne Territories should neglect to
aflord the projection due to rslare property it
would be. the duty Of Congress to correct their
erzors 1T once. --
, 1859-12-24
EASONS FOR Z ) In G
q UER US
Cod Liver Oil Jelly

Than T. AcaiseoY Of Neslc!at certify thA II coasAas
q ntr cert 0: icte God LEcT Nj.
-Ths. Ills established .e, 'ha' :. !? ns silas-
tI-That "A Of LIE taAea III <hieA Gud Liver VI
orrcd the -tou.aea sae patio not n coo.
tYLn 10 euulhivs all The amount u oil tAkeu 7f1
tnsI X II IT. aud Nnetiaes'!e ~=oe OF s OIL 4s.s.
81 andkessd nd consequently iaope satvo ttaa saa5
taced "a the trl~et!olA}
N-Tsaa NJ Cnd Live. OH Jta'y bsux rorpesnd Of oi
and ss1r Il ~ euulnn itklf In eoctss4 Will
Maud: whieh take. pl41e 1t recAt* tho So
unach whatEssrit IL condition may b..
t,hIAA4 In wheu The PaY.iean 5< ~s8t aa t1t9
oil 10 - pss4ath>a = speG6o q otss~,* ny 1N,3
rt.es soaa Ge rude et o.csas oss1 .1a, s%a 49,
of digestion when % !be eontta!y tAe
liaui4 oil will pazs 1T nopsrztivs n ~ Il 10ovs
vaTta more Or ess ihs when Tie o.: l. nj
o ~ ai.nv. roas4efallon. ths Auptt1ny o. Qr-Eua
rc tvrT m ieiIv oTv1tne cru1s tt, !. 10 b atooEt.d8
ii - nostl1 .n41 tae-ansx .tA5Es tae: aoal ~
n.fn.kSIsm PFSrDS + ca - LA38 asftet.
, 1859-12-24

n WtY C!efk4 04te, Chicago, H. Dec ID, IeS9.
Public Notice |. hereby &ren, taAi t!e conmon CoanSh
have ordered Sidewalk instructed follows -un
the south side Of noa fret. from Wells ttstat to
MArtrt in The Nenh Ds4suu+ II ftet wite. ofs Inch
pine plank Lid bearings u nut Iesa than by Inch oak
tcaaux et into the Garth The ta1th dGe4 IN between
them. to I'm grade.
Nox unless the sha be cons5urse In tho manner
required bv ordinance relative sidewalks. L.
fore the lob I7y Of January 1sto viii be buls by the
Sreet and the cost assessed the pteseA
ch1Exeahle Herewith.
Ie5+uoi.I-lM IL kRE1SMANN, CITY Clerk.
, 1859-12-24
FROM WASHINGTON.


eosrtfTonden'r Of 'et Pr: and 1Hhunt @ Z IRA
.;,,,a,or IF Mics had ,ba foor tt.d.r H.
made a sep.ation specch. TWAS what might be
.,,,ad ra,n .hcotcd x.ro;oht teyc,ed D.o,orr,t;c
x,ea.h rtw,x, lin ,rcs, en-. .snolcn ,nrese,n-
- .nd .,n,h,,;c a.s,;,;or ,f +hx nou;,;o, of
49,. na.oot,.,;. ,,,,,. th.t h.. vst hsoo,n,da
.rhor. .r,s M n,ss;,n in HI. ton. or manner
IT. ...r, .s1,. md d.,,h,.r,,s H~~.s mi
= dsa,.,,,orr. 10 ala M, a. :, II ~,nt .,d inrar
~. h,,t ,..nt xtr,;oht n N. ,,,rl liz denied
-h.t A.. sortt pas soc,.ss;vc 4h,t sh. erer
n.,.d ,norc ,har., ,,cr x;r,n,e const;t,t;o,a,
.;,.,,tr,
7, .be co,r.s IF ii. remarl. In said. 81 .,1
,ou p4nuh,;can. hi. oucst;on. md insist on
...r.r ~ x,,, m, ,rt,nd xbsnsv.r xou
o,,,,;r ,}s ,,owpr n cxc1,da mr. slare. frnm all
the Tcrr,t,r;-s hv Concres.,onn1 enactment. or
t,v sn,,,,., sor.-.;o,try"
s,.r.ru, par,,.,;,s,s .o,,;.d ..ya, xo will
e,onlor al: ;,'e ,.y,, an,1 canx,itutioaa1 powers
.t a. .,n,,,,na D. ,-ax.rv. ,be rcrr;tor,e. for
the ,a.,,. ~ f... ,.,,o,r rhreo mr. fonr Anti.
1-.. aas.d j., .,,a ,f;r-
1~' ''
~. ,.,,>...-,,
~. u~-.,.t.
foee " '"e 'ssp3o".''1 pay =. w. .,':sax
te's.:' fa' wv "A rf
4'l "se''uaoA ~" " a1e e .s ,+a.". ~,
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o.An1 - ~ ~. t -:,,
sonsen' ~ 'e' you s.'ns ou' tAS'.u' "~
=" 10 l"e'eA' '''A,.e 49, c"' -
"u ''a,e1s o'et NJ sou 4u'a .'a., go .s;" % r.;.n
, 1859-12-24

A Man SUDDENLY MADE R1cn.-0ne Of our
citizens VAS suddenly made rich a few days since
By purchasing can Of Cooks large Baltimore
Oy yste1s, At Il. Jackson's {Iate McSasser's) 81
Dearborn street, in which was found pearl Of
priceless yalue. lr. Jackson is now daily re-
cei1ing these choice Oysters snd offers them to
the public at 50 cents can during the Holidays.
, 1859-12-24

DON MORRISON ON THE STUMP.
N {. Morrison las taken tho field III good
SCI SOD, in his candidacy for the Democratic
L ,uiua&iuu Tor Governor. Tic Nashville
washington Coz Democrat heralds his sp-
>psoach ~ tllat town, whero he will address the
people ...oa tic political topics which now
.ssitate the country" to-day, {Dec. 24th.];
, 1859-12-24

Fa1cE Or NEcRoEs.-The Franklin {Tenues.
see) Rtritt0. OF last week. says AT q sale Of
n.groes in this town; on @onday. the following
t1,c35 Margaret, sixteen, and infant, s., 60;
Amanda nine, Il ,l30, and Alice, eleven, 81, mo
Several others we're sold ut about the sane
, 1859-12-24
>Hrc1s 4 Tribttt1e.
Oh H1CAGO



ynxts riay the zi,nc Of tile House was ,,,c,,.
pied nA~'nly by skirmishing debate between
Mr.. Farn swortl Of Illinois and hx,f a sco,. -
disuniona sin which the latter fo IL
blows, if III may judge fri, a tho yyrv .ketchv
report sSh'cn c"oes os er tho wires. Just be-
fore tho, ad,oo'n'ne at another ballot was ta1en
Tor spe A1er' ref-aitiug as follows:
who.eE Hsub-s svftei ..... -.
~. .shtrutan ltepo1loso),.
Mr. Gilner fAf-r1r,nt '.s--..---s-.......
s,at' tasa1nc - I'esou-). ................. d
'n- oo"n:-a Of The Constitution hns recey-
6" tRs D<moczalic nomination for senate
u nVf, Fad will be elected unless Mr. Wen.
tsu proves smarter politician than tho poll
Gcians themselves. -.
, 1859-12-24

"Wuo Is THE MAxf"- -OtIic4r Asa Williams
found horse and open buggy "goiug it alone :"
ut the corner of Clark aud Washington street,
last evening. The owner may find information
as IN the same at tile NaFshars Office.
, 1859-12-24

~ The beautiful Dress Hats Head Dresses,
and Bertha Capes, that arc 50 tassely arranged
mand for holiday gifts One Of their rich cloaks
would make most acceptable gift to any lady.
Before completing your purchases Of presents
examine these articles at IL and Is Clark street.