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, 1860-02-01
OUR MADISON LETTER,


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thun tie 1Iouse came toocther resterd,r after.
noon hut did noth;no ,,to,xor+hv +, II,
seen,inr st,ono,ion hcwavor sr,nosa +ha
varjous cop,m;ttees arc NJ ,xo,l n,c,ar;rc s,n.
drr matters to he acted unon Tho n,oro ron;d,v
and wisely l,v the two Iyousex. An .,,,n,3,nca
of these suborainate bodiss .s,tte,;tea of ,h.,
Ieoislat,re. haxe heen created md # th-v I'll
rennrt md their renorts o,.cunv anv cone;dar-
able share of the attention If the n,embcrs va
shall hayc enonch IN do hv md hv md Tho co.
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'n - eao" ~ 10 y 'ae' 'oa' oaf s,'a'e eo,ieses
ano o"''c' s.'es .'a'e pscn 'touoteao"e @u'nss
~ "Ae: .4' '''' ~" ue.'a.us 'u4afs aao
.a'ef''Sa'o" ~ "or oeau1''u''s 'oca'eo ins''''
''o"' " HUI Ailo". nen eue committee 'e-
p'r.' peraaps we saa.i al oe 3ne wiser.
ihe osefe'asy o. osa'e' IN response to a re-
"o'"''c" ot 'ne oeaa', reports toal ths
historical ooe'ety mas 1has 'ar drawn somc-
'n:n6 niole 'oan s1='ooo from Tue Pnoiic treas"
""o 'nat 'or inc last year II mas peen pno-
nc caafse ~ toe extent oi sohe"na' moro tnan
's'' ~ u'stot'cA' ooc'ely s eef'a'n's one
u o'' 'ovs' '''ua",e institutions. - has oeen
~s"'."o4e ~ ,ne o'A.o 'na' ''4'as 1oe'efea
'"e' soI'.' a'a @ae4e'5 preserved 'oe 'na-
's''a'" VI '''s'fs 'f '''e '''ufc an''al'sts o. a
5s'N ~" r.o,es''u' e'"''''o'" eal''' 1nc %"
. '.9e" a'as .'so oeea very 'oft"nate
~ hs'ias 'of lis oeeretafy mar SO
wen "t'eo 'o' Tue olnce rs NJ. Draper Under
n's management aaa lnat OF Tue CuratoFs, our
historical ooc'ets nas nrcady larger collcc-
, 1860-02-01

Tue 0cronooS-The.' :" 0ctoroon" il being
played to full houses ut Mcy,cker's Thea:rc,
aud is decidedly the dramatic sensation of the
xrfnfpr
, 1860-02-01
TNQVESI3. .

1SQCE.r At THE uosP1raL--Coroner James
yesterday afternoon held IN inquest at ths City
Hospital On the body Of man named John
Greygs who wAs picked up on Saturday night
By the police, 1riDg in the street in IN insensi'
bic condition, and taken to tue hospital, where
he fingered along until Monday night, without
speaking, and finally died despite Of medical
aid. he is supposed to have been painter BY
trade as receipts for lead and oils we're found
upon his person. From street tar receipt
found upon him, his name was discovered 4
rest-moztea examination was made which dis
covered the cause Of his death to be inGamma-
t;ca OF the brain.
I'm. SCxstR's LzcrrEE on Rrsa..-On
Thursday, to morrow evening. takes place the
next regular lecture Of the course before the
Young Mems Association, when George Sum-
ner. Esq, Of Boston, will deliver his Lecture on
says:
"Albany has been favored this Winter
with M unusually brilliant course Of lectures.
But none has exceeded that delivered last eve
ming by GeoeEeSuaner on ''Rassia." It's moral
.was so strikingly applicable to our avn country
and our own times, that. it produced = very
marked sensation in the audience, which was
Que of the largest of the season."
MINISTRY At LaRcE.-We arc anxious to find
work for six able men who arc ready to turn
their hand to auy job for small wages. Persons
who want work done will do us favor by up
plying to the Ministry at Large, 1s9 Randolph
street, third floor.
The MILWAUKEE, BoAr.-This packet leyiath-
an is being shod at ship-yasd on the North
Branch: and 20 are lots OF folks at Wells. s53
Randolph street, every day. and at nanufac-
turers oriees.
snxs OF MA1zA-There will be special
meeting of the Supreme Grand Comnandery
10. 5. u. this "wednesday afternoon ut 5
O'Clock, at the fremont House.
Dy order Of J. l.. Marsh, S. &C.
i. u. HTpE, S. G.S.
e The appeal Of Ar. Parnenter. Agent Of
the Western College, to be found in another
column, is worthy Of attention aua generous
response from our citIzans-
, 1860-02-01

- We are under obligations to the Ameri-
can Express Company for late California pa
, 1860-02-01

The STATE TEMPERANCE CoSvksrlos.-To-da day
the Illinois State Temperance Convention meets
at Bloomington. Quite g number Of citizens
went down from Chicago last night to attend
the same.
, 1860-02-01

E.er IL Sr. CnARLEs.--A harness shop in st.
Charles, belonging to John 4. Brown, was ELL
tirels consumed on The night Of the 3sth inst,
together viii, tue entirs. stock. The loss was
about $4,000, upon which there is no insurance.
, 1860-02-01

FLuEn AND GRAIN.
The following table shows the amount Of
Flour md Grain in store in this city on tic 22sth
inst, compared with tic amount in store Il. the
corrcsDendinr - dutrs in ISIS and 1eto.
, 1860-02-01

Dy order OF Com.
F,rru WAND RrrvnlcAx CIrp.-Pursuant
to call, the Republican citizens Of the Fifth
Ward assembled at the North uarket1Iall On
Monday evening, inn. 50; FOR the purpose Of or
"anizing Republican club. Andrew Akin.
Esq, called the meeting to order, when, on mo
tion. A. G. Throop. Esq.. was called to the
tury. On motion of J. u. Ward, ESQ.,. = com
n1iitee Of fire WAS appointe3 ~ tho Chair. con-
sisting of Messrs. j. b. Ward, Noah Sturtevant,
Il. Windoes, G. n. Holden, and A. Akin, to re-
port the names Of permanent officers and Con-
stitution.
The committee reported the following named
gentlemen us permanent officers:
President-H. y. Cooke. =
Iit< RsesidA,ts-p- W. Gates. Gems. Iprel.
Sec7ttary-W. n. Danenhower.
1tt1&urfr-S. II. Avery.
Exteutirs Guamittee-G. c. Morton, H. Wit
beck, F. Lett, Jas. y. Hendricks, John 4. Tyr
rell, who were unanimously elected.
The following Constitution was unanimously
adopted:
the pupoe thorough aa1aoa Of tbs Republicans
,.fx: a1ie o,ees. .ball eoe..t Of President: to
t. sssfs.s Il o ss e. sna q ~ s. Gvs
as5 aols i is:!5 i Il aii:: ,S1 tsIss 3ase!h:;
AR. 4-1ts entire Keucb aa !azt1 Ct this "a'1 s4f1
be eean'ldesed IT. =, ntm;k1 =: of Ill. C1nh
Hao,ity vote atauy regular etsns,t1o weeks previous
Hostc: having brea elsea IN w1!lr
Col. Harvey, P. ". Gates. and ]. D. Ward,
ESD, then addressed the meeting, when
On motion of e. Il. Jones, Esq,
ResoIrsd, That the proceedings be published
in the Republican p'pers Of tue city, and ad-
jouru to meet at tdls place on Monday evening
next at O'Clock. 4. G. TuaooP, C"'n.
y. Cr7LER, Sec'y.
Six7u WARD REpCnl1cAs Clrp.-The Repub-
licans Of the Sixth Ward met at West Market
I!all for the purpose Of orxan'zus Republican
Club for the ward, On Saturday evening. Jan.
asth, aud the following action was taken. On
rlotinu Of Wm. Waymau. C. Furgeson was
app< intecl;cmporarr Chairman, and A. Wemple
Secretary.
On motion OF John G. Miller, the Chairman
was authorized to appoint con'mitt Of 1--WE
to draft t. Constitution for Republican Club Of
A. uaw!er, Wm. Waymau, c. II. Naubert,
John c. Miller, Mr.. Drainu1d. who reported 0
Constitution, which was adopted.
On motion, the Chairman appointed Com
mittee Of tive 10 nominate permanent otlicersfor
the Club. The following gentlemen were putin
Far Prts:dtnt,-Dr. D. u. Matte.
Flee Prteidenks.-John 4. Nichols, C. H.
Hawlcy; Vim. !. Wallis.
Htc*ttary.-Aug. korats.
7+<a<Hrtr.-W.N. Drainard.
Ert-ut;ct C6aamittee.--A. u. johnson, J. ].
Mitchell, John c. Miller, Wm. Coatsworth,
Peter BeySeh, +; Anderson. ". Il. 1luntley,
All Republican voters in the Ward are con-
sidercd members Of the Club.
On motion, the above proceedings were order
cd published in the Republican city papers,
, 1860-02-01

CHICAGO PItODCCE AND pKOy1S-
ION IIkHDH.
The receipts and shipments Of Produce. Lire
Stock. etc, dnriug the past week will be found
in tic following comparative table:
HkctHnfA- Eintfentk
, 1860-02-01

Tug HoxE FOE Tar FR1ESpIEss.-" LITTLE |
ROBBIE" Ixx1s.-We were in the Police Court |
Room yesterday afternoon, when two ladies en-
tered in company with Rev. +. F. Dickinson,
the well-kuown City Missionary. With them !
they brought bright beautiful bog three years
uf age, little Robbie Iunis," so he gave his !
name, to comply with the forms OF Law which
in this appearance before the Police Magistrate |
consigus the Child to tue care Of the Home for |
tic Friendless. Robbie is an orphan, noble |
boy Of Scottish parentage, with a clear, open |
face, fine intelligent eye, and altogether Of nm
usual promise. lie will NOW wait in the kindly
charge Of the managers Of the " Home" the
time when some loving hearts shall come forward
to welcome him to their own home as an adopt.
cd Child. Heaven bless little Robbie, and may
he tipd those who will be to him the Kind and
faithful parents whose care be will richly repay
But we have referred 10 Robbie a. one Of
class, and to his case as one Of many sucll.
The Home for the Friendless have for the past
four AuAdrfd days averaged one child day for
whom they hare found a l,omc- What mis-
| sion is theirs what an agency that thus stands
with the homes of want misery on one hind
aud the cheerful fircsides Of well ordered houee-
holds on the other, and guides tenderly across,
as from darkness to light, these little ones, the
children Of the poor widow, the orphans and
" hrart orphans, that abound IN great city.
| The Homo for the Friendess deserves to he no
biz sustained BY the charities of our citizens.
The STATE STREET MArTEE.-It is taking no
| part in the controversy between the c7rs and
ounihusses on State street to say that the driv-
crs Of the Messrs. Walker, some Of them use
measures that should bring them before tho
Police Courts. They may 10 what they please
to lessen the profits Of the City Railway Co.,
and compete for passengers and cut down fares
to anv extent they may choose, but interfering
| with the progress Of ears, and thus annoying
and imperilEhg those who ride il them, is a
matter Of smother color and should be put stop
to at once. Here ara three cases occurring yes.
terday:
Cur 1.-Ca1 passing up on tho left hnni
track, omnibus coming down the same. The
driver Of the latter continues to 20 on in the
face Of the approaching CIR, until to avoid a
) collision both vehicles arc moriuG ut slow
| rate aud tue horses heads nearly touch ono
| uuo:har. Car is stopped and driver Of omni-
. bus turns out uud leaves the track.
| CIss II. Cars are passing up and down. and
| nearing the Quincy street switch dtiTer Of on
: nibus hastens to bring bis vehicle directly
.. for no purpose sate annoyance. and both cars
!, | stor to await his pleasure to rnuFc on.
,, Ga.e III. Driver Of omnibns coming down
drives across The way of CIT going up mud stops
hia vehicle directly on the track.
Now in each Of these cases it Was less the
: City Railway Company who were annoyed than
the passengers Of both vehicles, thus 1t the sner
\
, 1860-02-01


The Flour ,na1kcs has been very dull during
the past week but there has beer 10 material
clansc in prices. Wheat has also brcu very
quiet, with but IL limited speculative inquiry,
and declin Of l@sc. Corn has been in good
supply aud tho market las been steady, with
good shipping demand. Oats unchanged. Rye
declined s@7c. Barley e@sc lower. High
wines have declined 3@lc. Timothy Seed has
been buoyaut and IN improvement Of 4a@45c
has taken place within week. Clorcr Secd
has advanced lo@l5c, but closes dull.
PROVISIONS.
The stock Of mess pork on iaad is ls.7oo
bble, nnd Of light mess about 4 400 bbls. The
number Of hogs packed to date amounts TO
about r, 900, against about IL, 900 up to same
time last season. The receipts Of hogs are rap
idly falling OF. aud the season will soon be orer.
The provision business during the past week
has been active. The market llas been almost
entircl. cleaned Of mess pork, BY Louisville and
Boston buyers, Mt IN advance Of 50@75c . Dbl.
! Bulk meats have also advanced 4c, and close
| firm. Lard has advanced ac. the stock here be-
| ing tri8ing. Tallow is scarce and firm.
| The following tabls shows the receipts nod
shipments al lire End dressed hogs s,nce the lst
Of November compared Nith those Of the rreyi.
! arg
, 1860-02-01

TEE WzAraEu--Raogo of thermometer 1t
Lake Forest, Ill, 72o feet above the leEeI Of
Lake Michigan, tos the week ending Saturday,
1un ZS 1EE1.
, 1860-02-01

SECOND WARD.-The Gecond Ward Club will
meet at the house Of Mr. 0beitz. corner Clark
and Jackson streets, Saturday erehipg, Feb. 4th.
1}y order of Com.
, 1860-02-01
LOCAL MATTERS.

~y-Go to John Jones, 113 Dearborn street
aud get your clothes cleaned and repaired.
They will be we'll done and ut prices to suit the
times
S1SGEu's SEWING MACHINES make perfect
lock stitch. the site, presenting the sane ap-
pearance on JoA sidt. Of the fabric st1on.
"Light Family Machine" e5s; "Letter 4
Fan,ily Machine" (new} *13; "No. ! and 2
Tailoring Machine" e25 ard *105 I" 1nterna-
tional,' new s1l5. Hemmers $5 each.
Machines for all kinds Of Leather seaeing con-
stantly on hand at 66 Lake street.
iya5-1m 4. ". Harms, Agt.
, 1860-02-01
POLITICAL.


Young Mems Republican Club.
The Young Mems Republican Club will dedi.
tate their Headquarters, corner of Wells and
Randolph streets, on Wednesday evening, Feb.
lst. AL the Clubs Of the city are specially in
rited to attend.
Senate. Trumbull, Honorable i. Lincoln.
leonard SWEET, Y. B. Judd, l. y. Arnold, John
Wentworth, Frank Lumbard, and others have
been ,nrited md are expected to be present on
this occasion.
By order.
, 1860-02-01
;S<)rcs9 & Tribu1tc


CONGRESSIONAL.
Nr. Smith, (Anericn) Of North Carolina,
"Fho On Monday received lit votes for the
peakerstip, withdrew from lie contest vcs.
tcFday, aud Mr. Acclesnand proslavery,
-Aut'-Leeomptonlte:) Of Ill, uus put in nomi.
aat'oa, and yooc, was taken with the follow.
ing result:
, 1860-02-01

The House then adjourned, tho Democrats
rlelsing themselves that another vote should
I've had after the prclimiparias tomorrow.
Twill he seen that Gov. Pennington lacked
Int one vote Of al election This fact to say
nothing Of the supposed certainty that to.
morrow will put an end to the long and bitter
contest By tile triumph Of the Republican can~
t'aate' IS sufacicnt proof Of the wisdom Of our
'F'onds IN consenting to atr. Sherman's with
drawal from the fight What night may
'F-cg forth-how seriously Winter Davis, a
4.avcholtlcr Of Maryland, may be fright.
'anca hy the clamors OF those who will
i>csct isim-how successfully the floating and
.uudecI''ed materials Of which Mr.. Pennington
got share, may be 1uaupulatcd-wc cannot
saEr. But the indications now are that the end
e: tho contest is hear and that the Kerubli-
cans Will 10 victorious when that end is 1t.
ta:ued- We do not Jet prcsuc1c to coa:latu-
late oi'r readers on tue prospective trium,l, Of
their e.1uso; hut victory seems to be SO clearly
within their renct thu: We may at least lid
thc'1 prepare to bring out their guus.
oas s'ote cast yesterday has great siguiG-
c:nsc, and upor. IL hang results tho importance
q "ac' ca.4not now ho foresecn. Ne mean
ina! I'll deny Winter Davis Of Baltimore
~cthcr Gov. Pennington is elected OF de-
fe.:ed, it is certain that Mr. Davis's action is
Indicative Of 4 powerful aud rapidly increasing
s1os:i!ity among Ills constituents to tie do,nna-
aion of tho Slavery Propagandists by whom
sh"y l'aye been ruled Without the certainty
q hacking at home, that vote ncver would
1,E~c Iecn cast. The vote itself aud tho as
:s:':aaces which must have preceded it, arc
pros: that i'll 1869 tho Opposition purity III
M,r,r'ana vii! be IN clement III tie election
'w'';>l' e4.4uot be overlooked. His boldness
aid his elevation nbovo mere partisan consid-
'"ra;'oas. ara worth; Of all praise.
The Weekly Press and fribuuc--smoro
PrVEacKs.
We ta7e before us another bundle Of letters.
h!' o' which Indicate The most encouraging pro-
Eress in the circulation Of the WEEKLY PuEss
*>r TnsEr$E. Our list has increased beyond
II! former precedent, aud with the continued
:stresm Of farors our friends are pouring in upon
.ls,. Our highest anticirations will soon be
reached. If c4ce1!ed, We promise to bcar dis
appointment With I'LL becoming ,nodestv, since
v- sn"x that it is not far us. hut for the 1lerub.
Ecan c.s.se, that olsr friends labor so earnestly
With the proper cxertion among tue true
fritads "f tie Constitution and the Union, our
circulation will reach forty thousand copies BY
, 1860-02-01

The M1LwArkxE BoA1.-This packet leTiath-
an is being shod 4. ship-yasd on the North
Branch: and 20 are lots Of folks at Wells. .53
Randolph street, every day. and ut manufac-
tuEers ofice5.
, 1860-02-01

p Kerosene and Coal Oil Lamps, the }arg~
est stock in the city, Is South Clark street.
II. II. W11xARra,
ia254w.wed&sa Successor to J. Il. Gerould.
, 1860-02-01

"C1rr uo1EL. We hare reduced cur rates
for dag board 10 $3.50 per week, from date.
X. SoxERs j. Go.
Chicago, Ian. II, 1860. ja17-1m
, 1860-02-01

the artist, Of st. Paul. formerly with Hesler Of
th's city, is located in 4 region full Of natural
beauty, aud some Of his winter views Of Mime
ha.ha and other points in the Upper Mississippi
region are among the most exquisite We hare
ever seen. Those beautiful waterfalls in their
winter sarb hare charm that one can enjoy
even therco3nterfeit prcsentment by Wh'tncy's
skiil(ul camera.
, 1860-02-01

g Good board and pleasant rooms. ut l57
y. Clark, for $2,75 rer week; day board fa,5e.
Innuart :Hi-ftt
, 1860-02-01

THE BEST HAMS IN THE
i MARKET-The lost genuine Snsar custd Hans to
be f.4ua Ia Ills Ha1kei-uu1ed by peuetss--are
hraaGrd IL. aud for sale At Nnolssale on]y II No
l. STATE ftrptt b. LAFFi.1N BROWN. The attention
VI Fal!y Grocer. il called tn th.ss lans Also en h4cd
.un.5;nr xrticc Of Smoked Betf and Tongues. fel1ln
, 1860-02-01

q George Sumner gave At Anrofa on Non
day evening bis seventy lecture this season.
We learn from Joliet that he has been request.
ed to give q second lecture in that town, SO de-
lighted we're the people with bis first one.
, 1860-02-01
1n 1aent.

TO RENT CiIEAP-In the yici~
l. u'ty ar Union Park. fr@tefas4 KEtk Dwelling
uou.e IL ,ht ...,s usa1 t. Ils
Leg. ~ hi, and lua:tsiu. I1.*e cafs tAa4 svssy 10
E,:aue.. Apply No. - ts1rstt B'e:. " It e. May
s.:ec.. to- k.y 10 pre:.s.s Ge.4 otl4nx i Lel!ei.
, 1860-02-01

e The appeal Of Ar. Par1nenter, Agent Of
the Western College, to be found in another
column, is worthy Of attention aud a generous
RESPONSE from our citizans.
, 1860-02-01

II Gas Fixtures French, English and
American. New stock fur sale. cheaper than
erer, at No. - Clask.st. II. u. WLxAR1P,
ia2S-4w-weldsa Successor to j. H. Gcrould.
, 1860-02-01

ONION L.-Try the experiment,
~ snd you Julee for yourself scne Lamps require
thr WickS to BE- u Tie cJEn&11i others 90 np
&o1hE
, 1860-02-01

VANTED.-A Partner with $500
y! te'.too 5tady easL: Or nanui.etu9ink business
fcr aaa which It ray U cer cent. tett p3oat % 0u-}.
meas which Is fnlly r1Fec'ed to ata,uat to eaQo
y.as. Address, with tea nacat. n co3traee.
lux .'4A Cbf.axo, 20 flSf1
, 1860-02-01

TERCSlIA PERKINS, Chicago
- II yuur Limp .rokf4 with sou H trssns.
rnk to u.s. f.u har doutt!eA old 1ty!e oi lamp
Mec4n tell. At xlluct, the trouble.
, 1860-02-01

~ H.P., Chicago.-There are par
W ties In the city who from II cur Dow1ers
es;ea k,rost9t csS ssiy upen t1s IT,, arays es5
1u u. when upou getting run for the OIL purchase
chear.sAn lnfe,i.y astice4l calling Tbs hsst Boston
Kerosene. Better COME scnd, to h!s tee If Jou *th
, 1860-02-01

ALMOST 4 F1RE.-The West Market Hall
building came near getting itself etIectually out
Of the war Of the public, land thus settling a
vexed question, By burning itself up,) few
nights since, when a candle left burning in a
stall set fire to The woodwork.
, 1860-02-01

lLLls
I,Anv.l:c. feE1mllltnn Ea.. ~
Wss-t ijn't-lu "a,
K..t. IRAN. Woodland Ca' ~:
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poat4a IL. Lvi.l7 tson C'a...
M'. sef.l.,1,. I.o&tsua Co. 10,
s;avaIA, Nass,h $.a..--....s.
W., at vi:;c, Dewitt Go..27
t>paft !. Ka"do'1,h ca .......i
t:IKSt'cit In tjar.es< f;',.
1la!.atE.ty, Hnay H< CO. IL
t~fiit+an II, ID ,r4.u' in to. 100
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Il 4.iJ.stt. 4. Fl! rltt.4u Co. - -
PAM. X c:nI .1tt;h.........ln
LII: 4 IL f1. Warren Co. Sd
, 1860-02-01

WANTED "A Horae, Wagon.
w and Harness in exchange fer koot- Also. second
hand Safe cuner And r4tfotu scales, tFabanks AXE
i.Ga tet1l!
, 1860-02-01

vols.
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Ia Ii. Ma%'.r Co. o
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l.yunvilla> atorf-u G., ...l.
t'tlcry Valley, N'ihrH.ha:o
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1<.ckI",t. VIII t'o....--.le
l:p.c.:It:s,tr. 1'roria t't'.,.. 10
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ne.tic Ct,vk, t}51tntrt'o. ~
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Murr:saft, Wllitcsl1!e. 20. -
tiEa.ylllc, Wosle t'o-..+..D
'usin we hare only room
, 1860-02-01

CIrT IxFRovEMRS7s.-Johu Jones il nbout to
erect marble front building On Dearborn
street, Immediately adjoining Henry knights
marble block now in course Of comcletion.
10th these builders are well known and promi-
uent colored citiseus.
, 1860-02-01

TOAL-COAL-l,ooo Tons Brier
~ Hill Coal e9us' not superior to aay IL ths las;ket
KtadiDx constantly On hand and f~r sale By kObEk!
STEWART Yafl cerpe1 Ma1ket snd WaaElu&t>n. And
coroes est Water and WaakipEtoa st.e1t.. fe.xlw
, 1860-02-01
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NRm advertisements.

u q. y, ECR1rF., 4d@tssf'ir1 .f3~at Il 0<or3o7Fa
ia a.Ior{s>J r.erirr 41trrx--ss ta- 'tI cad "s
kzaJis1 Pa:x7s Of ths Snyth E..: t1l..s24@y
, 1860-02-01

CHICAGO Mcs1c PCBL1sntSo.-Nessrs. Root
& Cady have just published Il sweet little four
part serenade. Wake, Lady, Wake," By Geo.
F. Root. and forming No. Of series OF quar-
tettes from the pens OF various composers, to
be issued by this firm. Tic mechanical por-
ton Of the work is entirely done in Chicago,
and that too, in style that would do credit to
any city in the Union.