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, 1860-09-29
A Stupid Ruae.

For once, l have been astonished ut The eE-
frontery Of The 1ima and H<rad, After the
wanton perrersions Of Lincoln's yotes On the
Mexican War, Of Hamlin'a record on The Home
stcsd Law. and Of Carl Schurx's great speech at
Springfield, had made up my mind to be pre-
pared for anything which the leaders Of the
s1aTiah Democracy might say or do. But the
"County Reform" article in that sheet yester-
day morning, Was to me rs ii had just heard
Douglas make Two hour stump speech with.
out lying once.
What! elect Douglas men to certain Offices.
in ord T to reduce the compensation attached
to thtse cfices! Who eyer heard Of Douglas
o'flce holder refusing to accept all the salary
which the Law SLOWED lim1 The difficulty has
a'wa5s been to rrevent these men from taking
more. Acd Cook county ia the very last place
ia the whole country where they would begin
such a reform. Tkeir party here is morally
and pecunisrily bankrupt. Its miserable pro.
cessions 60 tramping through The streets with
the most discordAnt flies and drums for lack of
money to have good music. It is brought to
open shame, after elections, by the non.pay-
ment Of bosrd bills Of colcnized "dogan"
voters. All its wealthy members iustinctiEaly
shrink from the parts Of pecunia1y RESPONSE
o'nt5' ana 'n's L 'ae mefn reason why 30
10" tea"5 eemps'en' an1 worm. men Of taaf
taSt'on accept mountainous 1or oftlca- During
their little period Of costly distinction, they.
are expected to feed every Icy ysgabond in
heparty. And The men who usua1]y subsist On
the two coarse meals I day futrished hy khe
'cants easnines o' .nele wives or mothers, now
gorge themselves Win me eoslaeat liquors aud
Tue enolcess oslnues' lave not oil your read
eFs observed, 'nat the COCK County Douglas
men INVARIABLY pu1 GU toeir nominations TIL
tho last possible aayf No wealthy Squatt4
coaio % 1noneeo 70 lace The terrible ordeal Of q
two months candidacy. And they rarely suc-
eeea IN 'ofc'ng tne safne man to run twice,
caoose Dong'as men to oiice IN order to re-
oaee otnc'al compensation IN Cook county
"n5' Inc poor fellows would b. bied to the
'As' cent ol tnen sA"tul salaries; and they
would Do almost compelled, in sheer sclfde.
lenee' 70 steA toe ~nefewlh to buy bread snd
butter tor thelr iamil'ea. hare q atoleraolY dis
91nes feeoiiee'aoo' tnas SONS oi the gentlemen
ol 'na' petf"aslon VINO last held Office In this
county, dla not leave behind them very clean
1eeo1as' ana 1ntlf party had foen been IN
power year e1ter 5esf, and could not have been
plnched with hunger for lack OF spoils. But 1t
VIC snoula restore tnese men, Of such II they,
TO their forfeited p'aces' they "onld be forth
With heset by deuoraExed, thriflless, greedy,
ssedy. "eea,' raoole-sueh as only one other
L 4fT1o AAA TfxkS Sk ~
, 1860-09-29

- The demand for veseels in tho grain car.
rying trade has caused IN adrnnce IN The rates
nf fi,a1
, 1860-09-29
THE CITY.
mr. 8eWa1d'K Reception.

q large a<oFtnrnt Ct Fsrio'. Chamber. and Dining
nn Furniture. Carpet+, M;srur, round corEertd Bede
sltada, &c-. DC. It sH o'clock. .
, 1860-09-29

70 Mr. Dradstreet, the weather-strip man,
called upon Us yesterday, and from the six feet
Of names Of our best citizens who hare recon1-
mended this srtic!e, we would ADVICE every
Aousekeeper to have then en- I'LL the outside
doors. I. o. box 2l3.
, 1860-09-29

~ Mess7s- e. Il. & l.. Lefliu are removing
to their ner double store en- Stale near Lake
st1eet, aud their former stand on the corner Of
South Water street and Waba.h avenue has
been taken BY Wholesale Grocery firm.
, 1860-09-29
PROG REs8 StF THE Cor Rf1ky0z
TICKET.

AAAA HLA%
There was u good deal ef tall swearing
among the Democracy yesterday on tho SUBJ
jest Of the Confusion tickc. which MeComas
Myers t Co. propose to cner to the free and
Independent vours Of that party for the Leg
islature ard County Offices. Indeed, 80 uanv
Of the rank and file thrsateaed to bolt and
call a Few Convention il q half Republican
and half Democratic ti,ket werc ofTertd 10
them, that the leadert changed their pro-
gramme and determined to eubstitute Jo11s B,
TURNER {Demccrat) in place Of ROBERT II.
Foss (Republi:ar) far State Senator, and
DAVID RuSS1oS {Democra) in place Of VIZ.
Dr77s (Republcar) for Sheriff. In other
words, u nominate Democratic ticket and cal,
ita "Ptopls's ticket" The Confusion mana.
gers fancy that rose called bY some other
name would emsu sweeter. Perhaps it would
Let US scei
Tie scriu1mrge is not without its amusing
iaatures- An Influential member Of tue party,
being asked yesterday what he thought Of tho
confusion plan in view Of the probable acces-
sion Of one ofour principal Republican cffice-
holders, replied TINT be vas in tho situation
OF the Iisllmnn riding horseback. The horss
having accidentally got his foo. in the stirrup
the rider exclaimed, "Bcdad, if he's going to
rot on, I'm going to get of"
, 1860-09-29

AAo oAA4AAeH3aAR we0tc41 COLLEGE,
The course Of lectures in the Hahnemarn
Medical College commences on Monday. the
18th Of October. This course will embrace four
regular Lectures by the members Of tho Faculty.
and one Chemical Lecture daily during the term
Of eighteen weeks.
The following gentlemen comprise tho Fa-
entity: A. Z. Small, II. D., Professor Of the
Principles and practice Of Medicine: @, E.
Sa1pman, II. d Professor of Materis Medica
and Therapeutics; r. Ludlam, II. D., Professor
OF Physiology and Pathology; is. KeloRc.
Ii. D., Professor Of Obstetrics, etc.; n, F. Cook.
L. d., Professor OF Chemistry and Toxicoloey
4. E. keyes, II. D., Professor of Surgery; G..
D. Beebe, ii. D., Professor of Anatomy; Geo.
Payton, Esq, Lecturer on Medical Jurispru-
dence.
We understand that the prospects of this
College are very aattering. A large class of
students have already siguifed their determine
ton to avail themselves Of the excellent advsn-
tages afforded by this Institution. There Ia no
good rsason why 1t should not prosper. The
facilities for obtairing thorough Medical edu.
cation IN Chicago are now placed within the
reach Of all heEeabouts who think themselves
in my measure called to the honors aud emolu.
1ss:a', sAe 44.ea 9Do 'etponslo'l'ees OF tue
p'o'ees'oo.
A SEASON H1xr.-The seasons bripr their
own incident suggestions In July, with open
windows, under vertical sun, no one would
READ this article on Heating Stores, the very
name Of which would throw one into perspi-
ration. But now, when our housekeepers nre
hus'ly discussing this very question, impelled
by cold winds out OF the North, It is timely acd
proper the reference to improvements secured
IN Goal turning stoses' adapting these better
thaa ever before Tor successful use.
The firm of A. r. & G. Il. Miller are indefs.i-
gable and enteIprising, and their establishment
1t No. 237 Slate street is known to Ill the best
house-keepers Of the South Division. They are
now Offering Coal and Gas Rt.-n;no Stoc<
which seems perfection itself IN re.tn.., 49,
p1icity and sconomy,
The coal burners in ordinsrv M. vor.t;,i,.
and waste in. the chimney q laroe ,h,ra NJ 1ta
fael. and these gases escana v;tbon. .,nh..
ton. In this stove, by mast scientific ,rd vat
simple plan, = constant supp1y of 1r.,h ~ -
drawn into the fuel chamber at II. TN thron.h
minute or,fces in tbe FIRE h,;ct .o,.os,.--N...
the ou!slde Of the stove. and by means Of the
oxygen tnus supplied the gases are all con-
sumed and made to glve out their heat, 50 that
the whole amount of fuel used for combustion is
consumed without waste. The store also pre-.
sena an outside radiating surface SO evenly
heated as 10 gre mud and healthful warmth,
, 1860-09-29

TuE WABASH YAL1Er.-We are glad to learn
that Capt. Goodrich's propeller Wsbash Valley
ID in Detroit, and in fair way to be put in good
condition for the fall trade
, 1860-09-29

20 Get your winters supply Of wood, put
up your Stoves An ounce OF prevention is
worth = pound Of curatives in the shape Of
cough medicines 1ha: will 10 required BY the
family il you forget to mind the weather hints.
, 1860-09-29

tB~ Who would not rather pay Is cents par
gallon more for pure, unadu1terased Kerosene,
than to buy the common Coal Oil CALLED Kero-
sene: Nyou wish the Simon pure, or have my
old Lamna to be altered, 20 to Mobiles Lamp
branch, 157 Ment Madlson. aep22-12t
, 1860-09-29

BASE BAIL.-A match game Of bali will bo
played between the oaceola and Niagara Base
Ball Clubs on Saturday, Sept. 29th, At 81
O'Clock, on the grounds Of the latter, On sanga-
mon street, between jackson and Van Buren,.
, 1860-09-29

PAPxR HAxGrSGs AND CURTAIN F117uRrs,-
ono Of the largest stocks ever offered in Chics-
20, and which is being offered at the lowest
living prices for cash. Country merchants are
also especially invited to call and examine our
stock. D.F. CHASE "a
6E.9.GE. 100 Raud0lnh strnef
, 1860-09-29

= En11ous PRkss AID 4TR,Buszs- -9tnt1ase.-F
take pleasaro !: saying to the public Though
your columns, that the Western Massachusetts
Insurance Company, through their SCENTS in
this elty-Slessrs. Paraons & Waasworth-hayc
honorab!y and liberally adjusted the loss and
damage to my stock Of materials at $50 Kiuzie
street, By the FIRE Of Saturday evening. Sept.
6lh, 1850. r. II. STEWART.
fully indorsa the above.
E. Il: T. ARMSTRONG, Trustee.
Chicago, Sept. II, 1850.
, 1860-09-29

RuRe1ARr.-A few nights since some burglar
entered th house No. $50 Lasalte street, by the
street door, which was Inadvertently left uafas-
tened, and passing up stairs robbed the room Of
= abosrder Ct wallet containing IS, aud some
papef6,
, 1860-09-29

SEANES's BxssyoLESr SoC117r.-This Socie.
II, commenced so recently, NOW promises to be
from tho first. q prominent 2ad highly useful
Institution. On Thursday evening they were
addressed By Aessrs. Dickinson, city missions
n, ard Mr. Leonard Of the Bethel Church.
Nearly one hundred sailors wero present and
listened in the most orderly aud attentive man.
neE. The speakers were surprised and delight.
ed Meetings every Monday aud Thursday
evenings for the present, at their room, No. 20
Clark street, corner Of Lake. Special mee.,cg
this (Satuzda5) evening At II o'clock. Nr.
Bfcss, Of the Pass AND TRIBUNE, is expected 10
address The meeting.
, 1860-09-29

THE ASSOCIATE CoxGRkss.-Members sre re-
quosted to be in their seats at II O'Clock this
evening. Business Of importance demau ds the
attendance Of all. An Interesting meeting is
anticipated. Il. o. FsxScn. Seek.
, 1860-09-29
GREAT CARPET HALL
H0LLlSTER e. WILKINS.
125 4 137......LAKE STREET. 1s1
lup Stalsal
The Best Goods at Low Prices.


CARPETfNGS.
MtTs q h.sd "a osT for sae q The importation
nc e. sss s g. H. 81
81. I'D wco insfa,s, "! VII boeS aIf5.
II a IL ast, SeS
s.afs ss ss.1sS
WIKI thsy oasf Il the io~ess pes,b:e prt., e' M
OIL CLOTHS.
.5.f fhs;e =. ,s " %fsT zc I'D ua.gls4 .ss?en
b y :jIss. nd ~d
eet I'd asssy sntt. g Se:
P1s1s 4 % .s 70 ss!Des M PER ,sEd A.er.b~ o
MATTINGS AND RIGS
Coeos Ms.urs for ot1ces, Chuscts,, vt,,,nui,s r.
IL 81, vith, 1so% s9eeAt 70 two y.rds Cssi
saef .aa hs sse ca Va
Eto.!ea I'd s%.,1 Rg$. Cceo. ~ Gas Bf".h
vAs1ety IN szs aad pattern.
CURTAIN GOODS.
5s "a tred ciets p.sasR !sasR ID sdeiss I'd
9 aan f 5ss. II Ia RI s.
Ss1ni1e, s;n1 ~ Tco btats es n IN Ga. aad
ST pEae:az Clip Il
s.ads q tt Im'a:a neeess.sy for Cuna,Ia WINDOW
Il ststs
tsts nth Esayt Patent srIing F1tu1e' Bill F1snra
Pulley. aad B'setes shals tes sad Taseise 4'
FURNISHING GOODS.
I.ls asn; Il pa1t5as md BY tho y.sd, Linen Napkins
Il !. saa: Iotn I'D Co1 fo@ soa o2 o'so2 s9sete
Crs.s: r.1G nd 1.9s Cover, enb'odsted printed md
mr1t q A'D'' JILL ~ ''f''oef Win l'Fze a':0Ft'
UPHoLSTERlNG GOODS.
, 1860-09-29

70 All should nok fail to read the sdyertise-
meut of Prot Wood in to.daY's paper. se5-1v
CHuRcH's BHsr RAspRkRnY JAZZ from Bugnr
lsland, Michigan. The best made. For sale
ouly ut No. 22 Stat. street. au9-em
, 1860-09-29

u The Toilet Aid for the Hair, prepared
bJ E. H. Sargent, is = very superior articie for
dressing and preserving the hair. Sold BY
Sargent, Randolph street.
, 1860-09-29

TuE BuRcn C4sE.-Ear;y in November is the
period appointed for The hearing in the Burch
divorce case, before the CiFcui. Court OF Du-
Page County, a. fepe7ille. '.1,oth parties arc
low. or were recently in this city, and The em:-
nent counsel on each side are carrying forward
their preparations. There have been some
oTerturcs made for settlement without bring.
ing the case into the courts but nothing definite
han been reached, the parties being az wide
apart ns ever.
, 1860-09-29
Nem advertisements.

" G. II. ScR{FEy, Alsertisl.y 13e"t, u Dea-6orns T.
oszaoFa.t 10 5re*iss Aifsissm4ata fer Eais Al fAs
1~o'tH7 F@p's n III hoTfAH0t 4a1-bs9+y
, 1860-09-29

Am ron GAR1nALpr.-1Te learn that Ernst
Prussing, Esq, . day or two since forwarded
zine hundred and twenty-five francs to Gar;-
baldi, the proceeds Of the Wigwam concert and
the Turner'S concert. We wish the sum we're
thousand timta as much.
, 1860-09-29

FInk-An alarm Of FIRE was caused at IN early
hour yesterday morning BY the burning Of the
house No. eo3 Buffalo street, the residence of
G. G. Wickersham, Egg. The loss which is
about $3.50, is covered by insurance. The fire
IVES in two places, in the upper and lower part.
, 1860-09-29

~ Go 10 joh1 JcEes, 119 Dearborn street
End get Jour clothes cleaned and repaired.
They Will be ncll done and at prices to suit TIA
fme1.
IMPORTANT 70 TIE LADIES' bare this day
reduced the price for dyetpg dresses to one dol.
lar. Shamls and other articles at greatly re-
dueed prices. Cook l. McL9,y.
se29.lH. 1913 South Clark street
, 1860-09-29

TIE LADY E1otx DIsAsrER,-It should hare
been before stated that the Committee in charge
Of the Lady Elgin fund have received $50 from
Col. Aatt. Conley, tho proceeds Of one evening
ut the International Restaurant on Couch Place.
Handsomely done. J. F. D. Elliott also has cir
EN- &1l.
, 1860-09-29

GorE BElo".-The schooner Augusta, which
collided with the Lady Elgin, after such repairs
hers as was necessary, left for below day OF
two since with a cargo Of grain. She will not
need to 60 into dry dock u the result Of The
disaster.
, 1860-09-29

DIscuAacED.-B. F. BlakelY, notice Of
whose arrest at Detroit on suspicion Of larceny
sp2eared in our issue Of the 10Th inst, vas ex-
amined before Justice Akin md Lonorably dis
charged yesterday.
, 1860-09-29

There are, two reasons whT these should be
sustained By our citizens, aud especially by
those who can appreciate the sublime snd tho
beautiful, wrought together in The form Of prac.
tical ina!ruction, in the most interesting study
that the mind Gun comprehend.
The first Is that no lecturer tg popular audi
ences has erer combined 10 much instruetion
with literary feast. which il sAe reason that
he has drawn such crowded nudieacea in The
Atlantic cities. !,
Tbs second is that the Youugi Aea,s Christ
iaa Association. ono Of the mort eomm epdabls
organizations Of our city, hare p1ecured his ser
vices, as means Of carrying On their work, in
apecuuiary point of riew. !:
Would it not he "good work. for our city
Pastors to call special attention:;to this from
the pulpit, rext Sunday, as o duly that their
congregations owe to this or rtauiza:ion of
Christian young men, to encourage them in
their purposes7 II will be IN investment. With
value received at once, and paying interest ever
utter. in the uses for which the money will b
disbu.sed-
The Mechanics Institute also has Joined tbs
Yourg Mems Christian Associatisn In thfs en-
terprise, and if those Two associations. with
their claims upon the public .edard, mud the
fame OF the eloquent Professor vii not draw
crowded houses, We ahall think hat Chicago
intelligence and chicago .benevoirnce arc a
hage load to draw, and that they ats 80 entirely
" earthy," that even the contemplation of the
starry heavens is too much Of heaysn for them.
, 1860-09-29

B The plaaterers in a ANAL army are at
work upon the interior of the new Sherman
House. The stores will be finished this fall.
The work in the upper or hotel portion will be
carried to the utmost extent the weather will
allow, aud be finished early next spring,
, 1860-09-29

, Rock RIVER CoxFEREAcE-Ministers attend
ing the Rock River Conference will report
themselves on their arrival in tho city, at tae
PASTORS Study, in the Methods. Church Block,
On the corner OF Clark and Washington streets.
, 1860-09-29

PR1AcH1Sa At TIE W1awAx-xhs Yornp
Mons Christian Association announce tbs 1a,h
OF TIC series OF Sunday allarqQou ssfnaoas to
be delivered 1t tho Wigxam On saadsv r--4
at4F. M, BY the Rsr- n''-' -~4.,
a-:. w., '~'.nson Locke, Rector Of
NIL bs psed, @'"3'3 oook
, 1860-09-29

EEw Bocks.-" Tbs Household Of Bouverie,
or the Elixir Of Gold,"a novel BY Southern
LADY; fresh supplies o! Aayne Rsid's Wild
Lift" and "Wood Rangers Reade's "Eigh;h
Commandment" Miss Harland'a =" Eunneries u
and Nonteith's Languages without Master !"
have teen received By McNslly l. Co., 81 Dear
born st,
, 1860-09-29

TuE uoxGPAru1c Frs11rA1.-Tho forthcom.
ing fair at Metropolitan Hall in behalf Of the
Homeopathic Free Dispensarr, is destined to bo
SUCCESS beyond peradreutuEe. Arrangements
ara making which will make it notable In its
class Of benevolent undertakings. It is desired
that liberal attendance Of volunteers, ladies'
and gentlemen ,svlll be present 1t tho hall ii
early As A. n. to- day to assist in The work of
decoration. The brief interval now remaining
before The Fair opens renders it imperative that
the aid solicited be promptly rendered.
, 1860-09-29
sutton 5al44.

GHO1CE CIGARS AT AUG
~ ofths balance Of GEO r. HTVsESs ~. .S11s n soe
toek Or choice CEasa this mornsz Sstn!sy 4 h,f ~
so'elock, Il taa Auction St4ra It 10@peA"
..~,,,, WIN. A. RQTTERs
x t4t 10. A8. Is aad 81 peafh m .t,rn+
, 1860-09-29

THs FLOATING WR1cx.-We hare been in-
formed By one Of our vessel owners that Oh one
ahe stormiess nights of last week, ono Of their
vessels was spanking along with ten knot
| breeze, having two men on tho lookout for
TaFd' when simultaneously from both came the
order "hasd down" The craft mindine her
helm sufficiently, but not an inch to apa1e luffed
up INTO the Wind and went serapin9 alongside
the big timber heads and ragged plsnks and
beams Of the wreck Of the LadY Elein. II
seems to us the Insurance Companies ought 10
hare sufficient interest in this matter to rcmo7o
80 dangerous m impeachment ont of the great
pathway Of lake commerce, thus saving them-
selSes Thousands of dollars, and the Corouor
any more inquests, caused By the Lady E'gin.
Are theze no meana Of removing thiR week, and
at once, or how long is it to ba allowed to in-
peril our brave sailors.
"a Binks who is nervous, does not enjoy
the advent Of amennge1ie into his immediate
neighbo1hood On State street. Binks came
near changing his board,ng place when the
family next dooF received II eeces1ion Of twins.
but he avers that the Equali Of brace of babies
On the other side lath and plaster partision,i is
nothing to the music of Leo Major when that
gentle animal reTives his desert experiences
and howls over the break Of day. ss if day
owed it a breakfast. Binks is grateful that be
want in the ark, and deems it fortunate for
shoFmen since that he did not have the opoor-
tunity there offered Of cutting eff nuisances.
B1nks asks if tie police have jurisdiction: viii
they take the lions to the Police Court, aud fine
the camel for his bosrid laughter, at tho lions
probably, and otherwise trim and reduce that
menage1ie to the observance Of christian hours.
Will theyf Tbs question Is Binks', not ours.
S7RErr ROBBERY nT DArI1on7.-One ". C.
Wright was held to bail yesterday, and in de-
fault committed BY Justice Do Wolf for a most
daring nc: Of robbery alleged to have taken
place on Wednesday afternoon on the corner Of
Wells and Jackson street, in this South Division.
when man Eamed Livingston y. DIodeett v.4
drawn inlo scutlls By a party Of sccemplices.
ksocktd down and his pockets robbed of s14o.
1t was very daring deed il it took place Is
stated. Wright selected IN elderly lawyer as
counsel, who conducted tho examination and
cross-examination but refused to make p!e.
without cash in advance. The clien. could not
or would not respond srd was abandoned 10 biz
fete
, 1860-09-29

have, within fer years past. bsen covered
with the felt AID comnos;tion roof, ~. .1..Ss
it must be confessed, to The satfsfacifon n 49,
err. since a buoe|er il known hv; h. 49,
whether in laying slate, SHINGLES ar comno.,.
ton, But when veil and tboron,i,. .-pnz :,
there is bu. ono verdict amop, ~ II
and that Of the highest commend,,io ~ 80
gard to this lsEcrint;on of roof, "''' g
The firm Of Powell K Marsd.,d
in this lire in Chicago. Hav;og haaa .st.ns
practically with .hs earliest fi,,n 80 so ;nt1a. =
ducad these roofa here. ther bava ~. n.,,. so ~
perieuce, but its multiplied result, :, ii, .bsa.
Of an excellent reputation. a l,rv, 1,n,,ns,. ~
work lsid By them throughout 6 ner;od ~ s;oh+
years, which to- day attest how val, ths.s -aoT.
withstand the effects Of the weather md 1,n.a
Of time.
:: Tho roofs are weather proof, and maintain a
hard uuchaueinc roct .,;te .n,e,,. f...,-
AVA 4AAA
, 1860-09-29

"A day or two since run was made upon
one Of our Clark street Banks by horse at
tached to En- express wagon. Instead Of load
ing the vehicle with gold, as they might have
done Of course, the bankers suspended pay
me1t Immediately until the horne was backed
out upon tbs sidewalk
tJ Nessra. E. Il. Kellogg / Co. advertise
for sale Buffalo Robes, Furs, &c., In which
trade they enjoy advantages, evidently from
their aaler, fully appreciated BY their customera
Messrs. T. 4 Co. we're tho first purely whole-
sale exclusive hat and cap house in the city, aud
rank amongst the most extensive dealers in
Furs aud Buffalo Robes in tha NnrthHest
, 1860-09-29

PAL D N G'S PREPARED
~ Glue It v hole ale or Retail bv
D. L. (.ftf1E 3 Tn
, 1860-09-29
OIL CLOTHS.


Coens asitlufs fsr of1ces, Churcts, V4.tiouiea 4c
etraw Mating beta white ard ehected one onessrda
quarter and oneAnd half yards vide; hosalc Velvef
Eru.te1a And Tuffsd Rugs, Cocoa Jute N4uiiia Hrsh
sfekton AdeAlcs and ehetpetin MAta Of The e1eaie.
, 1860-09-29
UPH0LSTERlNG GOODS.

sprsEg Bet'. Hair. Cost.n, Sea G.a.A Exee!aIor md
Xoa. Aats1eaea, Feather Beds Bo;st.f, md PLln1s
b.anists Qai't. s2tets trlow Cases, Lounges Foot
vat k.1ea Noas and Exc: l.or by tue b. q
srr!rga- Webbing AAtrtzs Tufta and Twinsa fcr t..
kul1ttEtrt use. ~
, 1860-09-29

A DESIR ABLE ROOM TO
-, - AkI sAh Eoara on W-asph aysu1s belt lack.
Post Umee box 1883 -~ e-4As9' s.S",t.
, 1860-09-29
CURTAIN GOODS.
FURNTSHING Cnnns

IAtla nen: IN patterns and by tho y.sd Linen Sapku
atd Doylies AAEseins On II. Inea aad otoa shee in2
of ~ widths, Linen and Cottn PILLOW C.anzx TIVE,
Crah Piano and liable Cover, enbyo' deted printed an
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ANERIcAN WONEE's AssOcIkTION.-This as
sociation Of New York was organized for the
purpose Of aferding an opportunity for fe-
males, who have no homes, TO educate them
selves by their own exertions.
Itis q good and noble enterprise, which
will accomplish untold good in rescuing from
the depths of infamy and vice thousands Of
females, who might otherwise have ochoose
between crime and starvation. During the
past year lSs females were aided by the as
soeiatiOn 90 were provided with employ
ment in shops and 20 in families. The en-
terprise is yet in its infancy and can do but
little, but it should be esteemed favor TO any
lover Of the race, that he or she may con-
tribute to such cause. Two members Of
the Active Committee, Miss L. Stewart and
Miss N. L. West, are now in this city solicit
ing aid. They are provided with satisfactory
references, and funds placed in their hands
win be properly disposed Of.