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CHICAGO
THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN CON-
'vENT1DN -.

THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN CON.
TENT10N -
& The National Republican Committee III ses-
Sion at the Astor House. New York: yester-
day, decided 10 hold tile great Convention ut
CHICAGO on tho l3tl, Of June next 4 private
dispatch Informs us that the Committee were
not satisfied with the capabilities Of Indian
al,olis fl the entertainment Of tho concourse
which would attend the meeting. The Hoosicr
capital l,ejng ruled out, tie question rested be-
tween St. Louis and Chicago, and was finally
decided in favor Of the hitter city for political
reasons-i, being conceded that there WAS
little hope Of carrying Missouri for any candi-
date nominated by Republican Convention.
, 1859-12-22

Ohio las lost her Distance ly q neck, and
the purse for rapid dirt-enting lies between IL
linois and Wisconsin. Mr. Vallandigl'am is
80 ashamed II himself that he refuses to allow
his speech to be published in the Glole. Mr..
Logan and Air. Larrabee have no qualms Of
conscience, no visions Of judgment. They
rush as b,ldly into print rs they did into
speech These two may properly he styled
the frrtprtssi1l< doughaces. ya'landigham is
the cnly man in tho North WHO could ever
1.opc to compete with them for the title, but he
has reco1ed from the ugltaess of his own
shadow. Le, NJ ono else think Of entering
the lists
, 1859-12-22
p EASONS FOR USIN
G. q Err US
Cod Liver Oil jelly.

Than. Ae.d<y Of NeAieIne certify thxt 1t eout..ns
s. pr ctes OF Pure Cod LIvtf OIL
1H-Thkt lis established f3ctthSt Oits to be
ed knust be trxns{os1aad lnta emnsaon rAe stomach
elThas u usost Of the uascA Cod L:var OIL l.
dttson make etauI.vs II. aouut of OF t4teo aod
&hat graf III md The wnos ot The oil passes
o6 uadIkekd and imperative {th4 L ea1y
3dhsI az ID Liver Oh Jfl.y being compound fp{l
and sux1s erunn Of tze1 in cuataet With
1ilqu!a; which t7kts pate rrchea tte 80.
taae6, vhatseer rta oondttshn uaAy he.
4h-TAat IN ~ke1t PhJ>caa belt Tod Ilve4
OH ptaeibet Is ss<te .. etheru!sc nF Jelly L
nom se3sh ~ e eEndc oil. tec7n.e being solid
efd.Eetl0n aad laoa, <hca "a III estE4IJ t1s
!tats q IN pas es aepst.!, .se stomach :. asovs
waJa narset sess The caas 9Aeu tte Il i edifatsJ
f{on ne sSovs the saa..T ot out,o,
Cd possTs soA ::leoptest,biefas:. Sold b.,
;. 99lao1e.m FENfUN / CO. ~ tAka s..eet.
, 1859-12-22

All sorts Of Trading aud coquetting were
carried On yesterdny between the Democrats
and the extra pro-slavery Americans-Boleler,
Of Harpcr's Ferry, Va, making the advances
and nominating 3{illson iDem) Of his own
State for Speaker. He succeeded in carrying
over ten or eleven votes ouly. which may be
presumed to bc all tue strain tllat can be borne
in that quarter. The remainder Of the South
Americans voted for Gllmer and Ethcridgc,
Tho ballet stood:
, 1859-12-22

the great sale of furnitare, bedding, carpets,
crpckerJ, glassware, 6c.,s to come oason tho
as.h inst Twill be the la1geat aala ofthe sea,
sou.. We ere requested to State that Ibis prop.
ertr VA taken from tha Adams House before
tn Mesn Pearee entered into possession, aud
that t,i. aale has no connection with them, they
having refaraished The house. Of course their
business is continued without interruption.
, 1859-12-22
Nrm advertisements.


Il II. htEDo
SAHAAs 1hF1S+
LARGE ASS0RTMKHT,
NEW RICH GOODS.
mOnRRArx pu.cre
RICH JEWRt
MAGIC oDOR CASES.
hE4GEHE F1GI4ks~
pAnuax RtcrHrs
TAPoR HOLDERS,
Aae - sASESs
, 1859-12-22

Nfe2
wAsmsa1os. Dee. il.
Three weeks are gone. and no Speaker.
s1rexd politicians exp:oss tue opiniou thnt
there viii be no organization unit, after the hol-
fdays. great ,nauy members want to spend
Christmas and Nov Years at home. and arc very
anxious to ect the House organized the coming
week. Some If the Northern Democrats arc
growing imnat1cut npd sick OF the struggle.
THEY conccde that Sherman will in tbe end he
elected, aud arc disposed to let the plurality
rule be adopted ut once; but tho tirc-eaters
svesr Tint the cdct of The disuuiou caucus
.ho,, mt he x;o1ated and m soeukcr sball be
cl.cIa1 nnls.z h. receiver n MAJORITY of all The
xo,s. sba,mnr 1,cls inst fonr xotes of half
the Hou.c. REYNOLDS. Of n. T.. promises to
vote for him 4his week, but has bseo holding
of. irving to ret Adra;n, Of y. J., und Briggs
apd Clark, Of y. u, to join him. but there is
not much present prospect OF either Of these
latter gentlemen voting for Sherman. briggs
has y;ole,ed bis solemn aud specific pledges
made to leading Republicans. before bis own
election, l heard il stated that he was n
bondsmsn Of Government dcfauItcr, to
the an,ouut If S5c,veo, mud TINT it he
suppor:ed Sherman Tor Speaker, be need not
link for auy lenjty from tue Govern
mcnt, akor brown Of Mississippi. is report
edto l.uTf said TINT if 4oracc r. Clark voted
:. far t,,n, ia l'act Rcnublicau. Sherman, he
afHrown, would overhaul Commodore Wander
..idlt.. mail contracts. aud bring some things to
u,;,bt tint Ind better be kent in the dark
trhs comm,,aor. ,s clarl.. 4athcr in.law,} But
, 1859-12-22

nc vr,,.r oh,;ce,;ora ,ost ove,;no fo- iatc Tin.
c;nno,; ,o,ere of Wed,ssdar moTn;nv
-----:
The ldFzap1SoNca1sls.:- "A fresh supply OF
Helpers "1mrending Crisis, y has just been re-
e.. 49,,
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=, ~ ~ l.As1-,h 71A.s - uus nansnato'
.ne nap pu''soef ~ NO. o. '4's4''S sl.ee'' eu'
,ss1es se', nauoso"e ne" anap VI on'''
at's''san 0ua 'aa.aoa, 1ta .He upper H"Ae'
AUCTION SoTseE.-We would call particular
attention 10 The sue OF fur9'tufc, e1e, NJ dl"
bert d sampson's s'ore, no. !: Lake st. a1sf
O'Clock this morning.
fgchdstmas s.bresepts for three days only,
| Go1d 1oclets rold breast nins. pold rincs and
III kndsof ca?e4; with pictures, Mt hall price,
At tic renowned Photographic gallery Of c. W
Florence, 14e Lake street, up stairs.
c1,c.co nn.cooxs H.,1.-Tho cb;cooo Dra.
/ eoons. CAM, oharies Barker. comuandaut, ci4e
/ .ha,- socc,a 1,,,, st Tho csda,.. A.,emh,v
rooms on Monday evening next, Christmas
night, : -. az ::";i:...-
"A Long xArHoxs,"-Messrs. n Norris Hyde,
| Sewsmcn. No. 100 Dearborn street, send rs
| new work "Lue in the Poor House Of New
| Enc,and ~ fron the nress of Dexter Co.. n.
| y. Tbev hare also the latest and freshest in
| Holiday and genera, periodical literature.
| ---
| - 4A4' -, u,"s' ,. ~ - -
".''pson VIZ @sA 9' ~
Jees41' ~: -, ." Pu '..1.,a
m1lo o.e: @"U oauel ..1n s' m.'s s.oA' ::.".
~ ~ P-0~'' - |@'1<' '~'
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CnalsTuAs.-J.H Reed d Co.'S advertisement
| presents qu't7 q column OF rich fancy goods Tor
the Holidays Be sure and call upon themaf
| you wish to make nics present. Their assort-
| -; ,.s,,. III. .ad ,a-.o;f,.
| --
| QEKE TIE H1vEn--7n u1nde aa error o. aoeet
half mile in locating the new liquor store Of
G. n. Kline Co.. @'5 Madison street. 1hey
arc determined to sell pure articles, and hare
now on hand large supply Of pure wines and
cordials, and nre near tue east end OF Madison
street bridge:
~ Our readers will probably nercr hear or
Better opportuoity to purchase a nice suit ef
clothes, oyercoat, or any other article Of wear.
| iur apparel, at very low figures, than Tappen
now offers, His goods are equal to tile best.
and ut Tue prices he Is selling at, are, to the
buyer, as good as. money invested 1t three per
| Rev. Mn- uAx1osps LEc7uRK--Rev. Mr-
| Haumond's Lecture, in Messrs. bryant, Bell i
Ssratton's Commercial College Course on Tues
, 1859-12-22

REcorpxR's CorRr.--In this court yesserdav
the Wilson.Hadway abortion case was in hear
ing md given to the jury who. were still out
last evening.
The prisoners convicted during the term
were called up and sentenced - follows:
Peter Shesek plead guilty to burglary and re-
ceiyed one year in the pententiarT.
George Ammon convicted Of same offence,
one year do. :.
Sarah 0'Counor, under IS years Of ace. plead
guilty to petty larceny, day ia Jail.
Marshal Dean, larceny, year.
bridewelL
Robert Moore, larceny. year.
Jerome Hrockway, do, year.
James Fiefdcol, do, year.
}sSe! John Il k.9 % st:y :as:b ,sseS H.. is} jail
Vim. Smith, assault, 90 days in brldewell.
Thomas Sampson, larceny, 10 days in jail
Albert Auh, d., 70 days in b1idswell.
Sylvester Fairon, do, 60 days do.
James Mcintyre, piespoekes, months in
hridewe1.
Margaret Keete, lazceoy, ! day in Jail.
Thomas o'ponaell. ia1eeny, Jear in peni-
Gerehom He,dridge, do, year.
hiren kash, passing countetfe::: money. one
year.
Napoleon 1ahuson, larceny, 90 dsys.
Margaret Flannery, do, days in jail.
tiary.
Thomas Harriesn, larceny, 90 days in bride.
well. -
Trueman shekney, passing counterfeit
money, year
John Ballot asias Henry Ovens, sduliery. S
days Jail
Johanna Hrieu, impleaded with last one
penny iae with costs.
, 1859-12-22


Editors P~esaad Tribune: In Isle issue Of
your paper understand aone person {hkely I
friend} took hs liberty Of stating in substance,
by way Of verifying somo controrerted fact,
tlat my four atory stores on Lake street are
built up with eight inch walls Such 4 state
meut Is not enttrtlJ false; but SO mnch 50 Is to
call for correction The TACT is that Zone Of the
rails ara less than twelve inches thick, and one
is twenty inch double wall. except one par
tition Will. This wall is Twelve iReAes in the
basement and main .tosy, In thsupper two
stories in frout and one story in The rear it il
but eight ineaes thick, sud through some un-
accountable overnight af The architect, or labor
AaEng pzoclsitles ofthc contractor the jo,sts are
laid thFpugh This work from side to side. This
manner Of adjusting flooring timbera, I admit
is neK to m, and seriously objectionable every
War; but II certainly furnishes no good reason
for condeuning al the other walls, OF inyidi-
ousl5 holding up npy building to pablic repre-
hension.
1supPosed had contracted for first class
building Of the kind-such the specifications
will show, expecting that Ill the dooring tim.
bers He1e to. rest en- lodges, keeping them 1t
least sight tnnhes apast Ia i'll e4sez- ! did nps
suppose thsee Was any other TsJ Of doing work
deceuly.,a -.
The Writar ni tbs statement in question did
not probably oonaider it, injurious snd 1iheloQs
tendency. OK he would have Iooked morn to the
truth oft. E, 8, PRkscorr-
C1ieago, Dec. 81, 1859.
, 1859-12-22

n,,oa;.,;o.. .-:., s.. -. .s''I lug Nass'
rhav b.rs ~ ,,'o :.,,.s:',. w. ~ A1ea'e'e'
md ~. ~ ,;.o,< ~ ~ - ,u su n'Ao"p.'
bo lin. II. an.nrh,. 49,. :...o...'. !:
rrs,,;rnt;o, N,;,,,a. ..1-.,a,t -. y,
arert the n,nj,hme,, i, s,oro r., .,,.,r ~ -
,,,..-ro ,h., 1,..,.., 49, ~ ~ ,,,
den;ex tbat he own. the co,,r;a,.. ~ 1ta,-s..s
lool. and ca1,s an Senator u-;,.o1 ~ -ot-ac. tha
charce w;,s,n no.. ....,,.,,1 ,..;...,... -. r
technical nature of Ren,ctt,a ;n,aros, rlo ,a-
port In wa.b;noton ;e MI tt,,+ o,d nan,a.4
holds the convrinbt hit .h,t ha ,ar.;ros ,,.,r
The nrostx det;ved f,on a.. ,.1. ~ a.. ,:::,.
It cunnot bara esc,nsd ror ,ha, ns;,,,.. us,ss,.
mr. 1,o,n.,t a..;.. .,:..s-L n.. 80.
tho M, ~ wo.t -. ...,:-- -. ~ 20 ~.
s;.,.1.. - ,.,.., s' 41N 20 10y o'e
a.. u1E-,: >,
- -. 49,. - ~4''' oo poo's,'asv ~
go I1s = 't ~ ~
..;1, ..s,'s s ,.a,s @1 .ne p'oa's " 'ue po'k
ao,t.-. {, u.,,o..,s Il, -.-,,... 80.
of oftbousandso of tho anna,t on,on, tha non ..1sr..
-, - 'As "'A'
.S 1 ,a .ae soa'u tn1s, you observe; 'ha'
the ola ocotchman VIII Kill three birds With one
Stone. Ihe question OF BuppEegaiuR the circu-
lation of his paper in the slave States is being
considered among the Southern Democrats.
They begin 10 regard it as m ineendiary
sbeet"-a wo?f in sl,.eo's c1ot],;nv wh;ch conea
among ,he': Peopie pretending 'r'enasaP to
'natoFy appeals, and most stdangerous arguments
Of the Abol'lionists Of Tue North. 1would not
" su'p''ssu - e'Is'''f suouia ps ten' 70 a.
. -, "a.,;a. ess .,;a - a'sg 4uen' ~ Du.a
- .oEee =. .''4' 0,r eetous pap:. u'u' eoios 10
.aei Ieep.sa'e o41ees: oeane'' n1s nea'u O.
p" "..s.ss;s.-r u.-s,, s ".s !, n14 s =" ~ -. !.
I',t ~
r. 1.,:.,.srNc.:n, - .''
49,. 49,, . - ~ Gs 10
;.a..sa. r. ~. ~ - -. -. d.,
wcre srb.t;tnt.d ,for tha Yu.on IN thc Stare
sta,ra How successfully and ssmirn1,,T o],l
Bennett has blinded the ere. Of tue chiya]ry for
.,'...--.L.,. ~ L.,..:-~i.
lition speeches, resolutions aud sentinents
among the non's'asehoEde1s OF the south.
l forgot to state in my last that lallandig-
nam !. oi ohi0 mas refused 10 lei .ne o1o'' pno-
~" +@e eFoe'n ne seu'e e4co ~ 1.0to1As 'ae''
ue nus suppressed ns Pao''ca'teon' anu nus
gwen o'aetS " '"e pHo""s' apa1f " ueS''oy
10 euo,4 A4ne :;li11os.'r. uuo
wy: 20 nm uee eo.a a'n. '1a' us speeso soa
,a'o "o1" NV o"'3 ~
"'m' "'' mou'o oe'eA, ."' pA1an.eo' 'ns ue.s@
ga@'e"' !"s so'eeeaph'e s'noFs's se"s oo' ~
..e 4NaeoI4e. '' f'e ,aa ~
aoea '!"nat ne fs'e" aoe'e" Aos@ 0e'o1o
aos'facs eon'es neasee 10 nls 1aneuase ''Ean an}
report l nasc yet heen' ne was lfeqhehtly in-
terrupted by p'audtts from the f're'easers, while
ne was de''es'"g MS OWL 'unefal orat'on: !:
cfe"ioro Of GEORGIA.: a Ennk D'sun'on'st'
warmly comp'ln'entco h's Speech o"t o"toous-
, 1859-12-22

METRoPoL1TAN HALL.
Owing To The a'Es numbers b. unable 10 kala nd
n!tlasee to v hneN thA
WONDERFUL YKATs or
III O.fS. III O.rDIs1'>
II Ii vii .x1n appear ter TWO SlIHT3 ONLY,
Saturday md Monday 'EvsnisKs, Ie:emb&r
24sh and 2o.h,
IN SERIES OF Ills UNPARALLELED FEAT3.
In addition 10 h psev!ou. ilnasy :eats he ii.
p~aE II asA wun !sffA
--STfLT FEAT AND BASKET DANCE.
Never attempted BY ether person. He will a.so
Hakea
C. II and 1ASC EYSION
FIRM the Saxe the further ls of The Gallery rep&t-
nx Dauy o. the WarGefal Fest4 recently performed hy
him oveE the oln Chan of the Sska1: anaeF& ~heh
hs ~ rundie Wh+ skatsow up astLsIs Cont a1d walk
EHYELOPED n L SACK,
And conclude each evening By eafr1!sk ha Agent Harry
z lsnrd On bis kaek the Entire Lenth cf ttai NaE1aW
FbNInx and ktturt-
b The onty Opportunity Of vttrtsanx .hs wae-
Eefu aIonttn. as he Dp<n4a the Academy of Nuac In
New York. shoEt!y Aher the LIolldasa
A.mls.toa " cents. Tickets b hat Rook Cadys
Or at tht Deer. Commence precisely It 71 O'Clock.
iksa b.siAk
, 1859-12-22
MO ENTERTAINMENT Is Sc
CHEAP As READING,
No Pleasure is SO Lasting !

Pe1so Who With u present eod& with something which
vii b trah for 4hole }e+ should ber The voErs
Of he Lacy HorteY Noasaku All 1ecoe
Be psefzetta ons vhca ves pleasure onIy fof saoEt
1ea-lu. ..... .... ......
tha8 AcSALLI 20. 81 D-azeofn greet, ret+lre yoh-
scr3sloos l1s the ATLANTIC HARPER, Cooley. anai
ali otter TErrt EoI1r Magazines, At Two Dollars and
Twentr.are Gents. 81
, 1859-12-22

FISE CATTLE AND SnFxp.-Just now our
butchers are in the midatof generous rivalry
Of securing the best cat lie for their holiday
stock at their meat stafls::s The sources whence
these demands are supplied are lighly crcdita-
bic to our State. Quite = procession Of noble
beeves passed through our streets Yesterday,
decked with zosettes and gibbons, and attracted
much attention. These. xerc the superb white
COW "Lady Washington" owned by John
Hughes, nlso the two magnificent steers, the
pair weighing $500. noticed in Yesterdays =
issue. These are to BE- slaughtered by alessrs.
clybourue Brother, ~ DO arc proyerbtal for
"custing it fat" in the wny Of becf.
The other cattle belonged to Messrs. uersch
L Co., coruer Madison and Clark street, who
will slaughter these two beeves, raised By F. Il.
Mather, Of Wheaton, aud. sold By Mather and
Livingston, weighing 1850 lbs, riz four year
old heller weighing 500 lbs; three year old
heifer, weighing 1850 Tie same parties also
sold to Messrs. Hymau, corner State and Ran
dolph street, twenty sheep weighing 200 lbs
each, lire weight, for $50 u head. They We, e
raised By Ar. Hart Of Aurora. Let thoss beat
itwho can. G. P, Albee' ut his State street
market, near Randolph. has some Of the finest
muttons ever exhibited here All these, be it
remembered, are Illinois beeses md sheep, oad
the world outside may be challenged to produce
finer.
, 1859-12-22

: II B1sT BOOK ron
Singing Schools and Music Clzssss:
THE AMERICAN CHOIB.
8Y FroE A. n. johnson.
C,nt.ntng Joha1oab Ply *!al SyHem for eoutuea-
lag Cho1 and C1sssesahe n4t sYue e{ Il Kind
In Anu un!yess v Approved WHEREVER Il IL been II.
tsodaeed. Ills dirtted into four parts.
rsr rt-Ttath!r4,
THE ART OF READING MUSIC
IN tie pianess meat p!eadnx and zstzaAt.s xaAnne.
Put II.
TIE ART OF SINGING,
Giving. Ia full detail The Management OF The voe ofkans
nezy 70 p5tnce purs latoa.uon nd distinct A13eu-
tatlaa.
FMt III.
THE ART OF SINGING EFFECTIVELY,
Teaching that the me- han!c axeise Of sounding
In pEnper pitch and tan not singing but that there
In qaaes Of vo'es adlp I'd diatzxat eso-
Ger linx.nE s1tctsve. or even sE1seahie-
Pint n,
THE ART Or SINGING IN CIORCs,
Showing shs only po4sbe N Viii Chnlr or tarRe
hoay arGen ooahtne thelz nHted voices 10
produce tte true choral eject ae21:t
, 1859-12-22
an1u5fll1k1lt5.

III cV1CkER'S- THEATRE.
4'A Aa4i!son st-set. between sue aaa Dearborn.
THURSDAY EVENING, Dec. r.
sesara a'sts Of the great rots<a Comedy. ens;:ssi
The Fast Men Of the 0lden Tines,
ReeeEM On the it, s7t r+o~sen.zuon x.th MARKED
APPRECIATION.
Eaa q Heeaestsr: e Aeyktet: Kmx OF Eus.nd. t.lkh-
ton: rHke uf tfnckt"EaAn, Mye S-e4m-R Of lha
Gesu, po<tss1. i!esdley coup'eA, Ms Woodbury.. .
LADY faeY. Nr5. A1ess-
To cencntt With
iCl ON PARLE FE-AScAIs.
Ms leeEstor; Mrs. Nirbe. NJ Bradley. Mrs Dillon IL
49,. tbs OK.
II Fr.aay. Ben<as Of MS WOODBURY..
IN K*hera,. The Casassa DeotA<ss. AMI Dot, or &he
CHceet On the Hear:h.
dsely. -
ctdee o,tn f'ra 70 o'st,ek \. Y. m O'Clock
eH uh<a ,. ata he ssaEtd hfex dav. IN a1xAnee.
rHcu - ADM s.-Fa5q1e:ts aud ntea C.tee. Ar
second El'c+e. e: Lawez pnvse t.oxss q: tppek s.
z G. SHERN IN frxaNoFeI.
, 1859-12-22

AUCTION So7scE.-We would call particular
attention 10 the sale Of Furniture, ETC., at Gil.
bert L sampsor's siore, No. se Lake st., ut ct
o'clock this morning.
, 1859-12-22

I EEChtstpa4'pr presents for three days only.
Gold lockets, gold breast pins, gold rings aud
III kinds of ca.ea; with pictures, ut half price.
at the renowned Photographic gallery Of G. #.
Ejnrence. 14a f.nke street. nm stairs,
, 1859-12-22

Now is the season devoted By our communi.
ties 10 giving good gifa& into many and the
Holiday season ovcrfoS1 md abounds in kind
y acts md services. In the choice of means bY
which in the best and 1igtes! degree to pro-
mote the happiness Of loved ones, there is scarce
any 60 delicate and yet 10 substantial; as that
suggested by LIFE Ssr11scE. Especially does
It commend itself to all ubo have those who are
dear to them as their very lives, dependent upon
them, mud to whom their own tenure Of life Is
The only barrier shielding these from want. It
has been proven in hundreds OF instances, and
countless widows and orphans hare b!ssaed the
kind and prorident act Of a.hu.baud and father
who, while in health, chose saring1 Iank where
nothing could be touched Or wasted while his
OWL hold upon life furnished all the needed
means, and ret which Was to him in lis last
hours promise and certainty Of provision for
his helpless and bereased family.
Just now It IL holiday time, We say to esch
husband aud father, make it, your first choice Of
Holiday Gift to secure liberal policy OF. In-
snranee upon your lifs. and you aaall meier re-
gEet the investment. =: ..
1twere, however, but, moFkery e.ael md Bit
ter to make an ill-selcctiopiof insurers and Sc
cure only an added pans Of disappointment and
deso!ation in stare for those whom Jon would
benefit In recommending the Connecticut Nd
tual Life Insurance Co., of Hartford, we name
one Of The best and most reliable companies in
the world 1salarge capital, unparalleled success,
fair honorable dealing and stability, has !jus.Ir
made II a fayoyife Cnmnanv with +ha n,hr,c Il.
, 1859-12-22

M1srAkEx IDkH11rY.-1n the case OF the young
man, James Barry, arrested on the charge Of
s~ipdling German ont Of go, br means Of
worthless galvanized walch, the affair has bscn
examined examined befo,e Justice Ailliken
and Barry discharged-the being no evidence
againss him, save The person swindled. and il
being clearly proved that be was mistaken in
the matter Of identity.
Such mistakes are serious and most unfortu~
nate, and We make the am:nde as far as in our
power to Barry, for whose character those who
know him have vouched to US personally.
, 1859-12-22

CHICAGO DnAGooxs HAlL.-rhe Chicago ORA.
goons, Capt. Charles Barker, eommandaut, give
their second bail at the Cadets Assembly
rooms on Monday evening next, Christmas
, 1859-12-22

4 GENTLEMAN WITH AEON
"A siderable eoAh capital. would be ~slrx to jo.u ~
sporsbe AHy booa dde husn- mt
1equ ring attention would loan the sare ia one or
tnute sums % good ~ S9 agent pee4 apply. Ad
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, 1859-12-22

II. Reed l. Co.'s advertisement
presents quits column Of rich fancy goods for
the Holidays. Be sure and call upon themT
you wish to make = nics present. Their assort-
ment is the finest they hare ever offered, en-
bracing many rich and rare Glfss.
, 1859-12-22

- Special Notics.&l
o. y. COOKE i co. will eant1no4 THAR op,.pew It
their pt*nnt oeaton III LAka Nrett epatnn the4r
attention e1elnaiv<ly to tas tspaztm&aaAn nf
LAW HOOKS. BLANK uOOES,
ds17b-A SCHOOL BOOKS And STATIONERY.
, 1859-12-22

- This evening, ut o'clock, Gilbert /
Sampson will sell "a beautiful ASSIGNMENT Of
jevel1y, 4ilyer+plated ware, oil paintings :Paua
marble, and other rich fancy goods, suitable
for ChEistn,as presents. The ladies are invited
tn attend
, 1859-12-22

OWE TIE R1vEu--Tc made aa error Of abeut
half a mile in locating the new liquor store Of
G. n: Kline L Co., 'a7s Madison street. They
arc determined to sell pure articles. and hare
now on hand large supply Of pure wines and
cordials, and nre near the east end Of Madison
street h,idre::. =.
, 1859-12-22

"a Loox II rHoxs'-Messrs. Norris & hyde,
Scwsmcn, No. 100 Dearborn street, send us a
new work: "Lds in the Poor House Of New
England from the press Of Dexter 4 Co., n.
y. They bare also the latest and freshest in
uolidar and general perfodical literature
, 1859-12-22
7.:Nem aDbfrttsru1ents..

|" c. T. sGRlFES. 4IfseztistaS Is~t. Is Deasbo..-ss
II Hflossed 10 tatdr< sasi&ev fT sA&s &nd all tfs
s%ol;as FcpAers u l4s Eor4A Ktsx, ta1.hstfy
, 1859-12-22

r o. E GLY GERM E.
rErFAson Of AEtteses Of the Host Soothing Quai-
tt!ea bT Phre:ans Purity &c hsaSk
~ Sosxoln " sktn dsEssly adapted t1r
ao.ac=aa. -@-' ~S3 FESipS Z CU.
ocInAk& q
, 1859-12-22

from their weeping oEer the late burning ofBaE-
nuns great basaar, will not forgive MS it We
forget, which We could not do, how well pxr-
ezo1 has made uuso himself an especial depot
for good old Santa Claus in this city, aud filed
his sales,oom at No, 4oSouth Clark street, with
a supply Of tors that hare = burden oflore md
joy for some thousands Of Little folks, from the
fortuuate child aud heir Of The millionaire, hap
pv over n so present, to the scion Of IN humb-
Ter house thoroughly jolly over sixpenny
"lumping Jack"
But We must not forget large class Of Gifts,
beautiful eud appropriate, tha. hare geoNn out
Of tue Invention Of Daguerrc. At No. III Lake
stree& The admirable Waliis Brothers are busy
with their ekillfu1 Camera Some Of the
most exquisite Photographs VIC have cver
seen, and sure We have never seen theirs
surpassed, ha-e..eoms from the hands Of 0. J..
Wallis, and if the skillfu1 pencil Of his brother
F. J. Wallis, be called in, the effect is the ~
pl~s ultrasof their art ;: be sure Of that. Tho
photographers are busy Hesler;a roou1s, also,
arc favorite haunt from The popularity won by
his beautiful new process ;,:.
But time would fau US were We to traverse
tbe round that will be-, OF should be taken BY
the army OF gin seekers. We have only emu.
merated q feH. hnt not one that hsa not all the
attractions claimed
, 1859-12-22

WANTED.-A Sitting Room and
Gue hetroo1n comfortably fa-n!4hed With Ct with
out toat IN private family where osher barders
Hotel J,A.atr'