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fla WINES BRANDTES, RUNS
w. ESS5 . BLACK TEAS, dc
- 80 p TIERNAN 4 son,
Oer for sale the following articles of their own
particularly for family use: $1,000 ~ ''l'''
ShESh1 WiNES-Pemartine's finest PALE gold and
brown Sherries in wood and III glass '' "o'1 "
Port In wood and in glass N anu WING
MADEIRA WINE-John Howard March's fine Madeira in
WOOD S and In glass; also, Grape Juice. III
HUN WIN -Jahannesberger, Steinterger Marcobrun
III Bronneberg, Of 1886
quarts and pnts ~ 'ii hhesI' III
Brandies mt "iu pare anu dark
h4MS3od and fine Jamaica, Antigua, Grenada and from
The lslands,lmported direct from London ~ W ~
HOLLAND GIN-The best qualtyNTernan brandona
no mixture Of aromatic poison in It. ~ ali"
200 half chests OF the finest SOJJCHONG TEA 40 4,
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,sds3sLa=H IT,. FOR RICHMOND, VA.
light street wharf on TUESDAY TERE will Leave
May 18th, at O'clock AFTERNOON NE&T,
datGn Ieig11 or passage having fine State Room
myl42t D. BRANDT, Jr., Agent,
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GT NJ CARRIAGES CARRlAGESI--Tb
Rf psg6serbsr has hand at his extensive CAR
~f hIySlIokH No 50 South Gay street, the most
AtnslV ana DeSt assortment Of Fashionable al RRI AZ
S san Ge found IN the city Persons want OF Carriages
u II 70 thelr interest to give call as am drtr
mined 20 sell low for cash approved paper Ain WORT sofa
~ my depository warranted for twelve months Old CarTia
Be repaired or taken in exchange for new ores ~
CHrtdEes received on storage helG on commission
-HS-II WILLIAM NCCAEN
, 1860-01-21

LncrrnE THIS EvEx1Sa.--A lecture for the
benefit Of the % Temperance Flying Artillery"
Of this city, will be delivered in the lecture
room Of the Methodist Church block, this {Sat-
urday) evening, Jau. alst at It O'Clock, by Rev.
A. ]. kynett, Of Iowa. Subject: Tie Destiny
Of American Slavery The lecture is very high
II commended By literary societies before which
It las been delivered, and By gentlemen Of tlae
press who have heard it.
Let the friends Of the org anizatiou named, and
those interested in the important subject 10 be
discussed fill the hall. Admission - cts.
, 1860-01-21

A NOBLE CuAn1Tr.-Ip the late Pastoral Let
ter Of Bishop DrcGAS (Catholic) of the Diocese
of Chicago, we find the following reference to q
curi,y in this city about which little is known,
bu: which comn,ends itself with great force 10
good men mud women Of all forms Of faith:
Before we take leave of our Institutions, and
pasa to other considerations, there is ono estab-
iishment in our midst to which we would fain
direct not only your attention, but the current Of
your charity. We allude to the House Of the
Good Shepherd, which exists, but which, we
regret to add, is not properly established in our
city. To yon, Brethren. VIC need not recommend
80 necessary md so heroic charity. The aim Of
tile devoted Religious Sisters Of this Institution
is to give imtators 10 that Magdulcn Of whom the
divine words declare, that many sins are "for-
given her because SHE hath loved much" Relig-
ion teaches those who have unhapr'ly initiated
Nagdalen in her fall, to copy her likewise in her
repentance; and il is the object Of the Sisters
Of the Good Shepherd to guide the weak steps
Of those erring ones into the way Of virtue and
happiness. It is consolinG to learn that many
alton, and Of true peace. The devoted Sister
hood have hitherto received without inquiry, all
the children Of wretcl,edncss who claimed their
protection; but, now, through want of suitable
accommodation, they are compelled to dcnr nd
u,ittance to many whom their charity yearns
to receive. Cnharpily, tue abode intended for
their use, was consumed by fire, and tile greater
portion of The contract for the building, so ma
[iciously destroyed, still remains unpaid. But.
with the return Of spring we hope to commence
| the good work anew, and, for its completion, we
| now earnestly bespeak your active and earnest
CO operation. This great chnrity we earnestly
commend to all, in tile hope md assurance that
| m Institution 30 needed will be permanently
established among us, where those unhappy
ones. who are Ut once the worlds victims md
outcasts, may Qnd shelter in their wre.chcdness
/ and comfort in their sorrow.
, 1860-01-21
SATURDAY, JANUARY .2l. 1860,

services At =. Arrangements In p'oSers by which
Ite4cainE will Le regularly en1ytdin till. p3ac- The pub
i:c arc rcspe- -ttu'ly invited TO as.csd.
Church Of the Ascsrs:sn. pro'est,nt Eplscopa> q
fk str e between Wt and Lasac, y. D., I. cpea 70,
v!n" serr!te eresy Sunday, at 1oS \. and H.
a.o nc=Ga! 1t ~ cock. Sunday School
atlKr.N. Rev. YIN. Fulton, Rector.
~Eer- Df. sto,t III preach in the Second Reformed
Tch Church. corner OF MoErse and Sargauos szrets Al
ldh a. II. sud nj 3A r.A.
There will te services In Trinity Church eonor1 ON
tSundly) rnern;ng and evez.ng, atthe usutl hou's.
-Rer a, ]. K,nat. wifi preach ut the F1ast II. E
Church. sorner Of Washington ant Clark strrtf Sat2ih
nanEntnE, lox o'clock.
Tho villa lecture to young women. delivered TO-
morrow evening 1t tue FIst Baptist Cruch bE the rastcr
WV. Eve1ts. Su'j-ei-Trre Womanhood. Sestiec 10
commence Al o'clock.
The JcG:1son Street 81. E. Church, which las been
co:e orrepa VIII he reopcned for religious se.vlces
Sunday morning, I'D t- Preaching at 1cf oclk II
by Bshop Ants and It X In tile evening" BY Her. T. u.
EDDY.
Rev. Martha II. Willis, ct Nashua n. H. Will preach
the First Unitarian EhufcA, Washington s.reet nca1
Dearborn. to noEtow. st 1T A. II. and + F.M.-
, 1860-01-21

In the House yesterday, during debate. Mr..
Sherman appealed 10 Mr. Clark, Of No., 10
withdraw his resolution, for the purpose Of
allowing him to explain to the House his posi-
1iou in regard to the Helper book. Mr. Clark,
iu response, said he never would withdraw
the resolution.
Mr.. Pryor caused au extract from the New
York Herald to he read, and then attacked
The editor Of that paper in language which,
although frequently heard from the lips Of men
"f like partizan proclvities i'll the House,
among gentlemen would he considered entirely
cut Of place. There will probably Ike a re-
sponse from the editor OF Tie Ltrald in mucl.
tile same Etyle,
, 1860-01-21

From The Ohio state journal.
The signnl services which were rendered by
this distinguished citizen Of Illinois to The cause
Of The Republican party in 1his State. during
the closely contested campaign Of ls:9. are
undoubtedly fresh in the recollection Of our
readers. =
4 short t,nc since, the Executive Committee
Of the Republican State Committee, with num-
ber Of the prominent members of the Republi-
eau party residing iu this city and other por-
tous Of the State, whom public and prisnte
business had called together here. sent to Mr..
l.ucolu letters Of thanks for LIS eminent serv.
ccs, and requesting for publication copies Of The
speeches delivered in the celebrated debate with
Senrt"r Douglas. und OF 1le addresses deliver
cd in this city aud Cincinnati.
the request was complied with by 3fr. lin
coin, aud copies Of Ills speeches, together will.
the speeches Of Judge Douglas on tic occasion
uf the debate, in the hands Of tolleit, Foster
i Co.. Publishers, OF this city, who will imnc~
d'aIels put the work to press aud present it to
the public in suitable form.
Tie volume will coItain abon: 30D pages, and
will be ready Tor delivery by tIle first oi March.
The speeches Of air. LINCOLN may bc regarded
atlording valuable expcsitions Of lhe dot-
trincs Of tic Republican party. They haye Il.
1.ctually yindicated those doctrines from the us-
pensions Of their foes. lsy the strong grasp Of
locic which tie speeches exhibit, by their pure
style Of undeflcd Euylish. they also commend
themselves, not only to the party whose princi.
pies ther advocate, hut to tue thinkers md
scholars Of every party.
Whatever difference Of opinion may exist
concerning the cause III whose bclulf they wero
delivered, there certainly can be no luck Of I'd
1niration Of the good temper they display and
Of The simplicity Of language and absnlute clesr-
nesx Of stnte1nent witt, Which every proposition
is advanced and maintained.
The authenticity Of the COPIES Of the speech
cs from which The volume is published, Is sutii-
c'eut1y vouched for by the fnllowing statement
sent by Air. Lincoln, contained in his letter nc.
cumranying the copies sent by hitn:
1.-The e copies send ; aEe as reported and rr'nt.
lls und myself, tllut is, his by his friends and
mine Ly mine. 1t would be m uuwarra1ltuble
liberty for III to clIangc word or letter in his,
und tile chuuees have made in mine, you will
perceive, are verbal only, and very few in nin,-
brr"
, 1860-01-21

DEATH Faox 1SEnRIr1r.-At miserable
shanty No. S. West Van Buren, street, man
named John Dorrigan Was found dead in bed by
thrfs other adults who occupied the bed with
him, the sleeping party consisting Of one Ed
ward Miles, the master Of The house and his
| wife and two men. Dorrigaa was q corpse
when lis bcd-tel1ows awoke yesterday. An
inquest was held aud the testimony developed
the fact that he has recently been very intempe.
rate, and took 1 pint of ssrychnine whisky as a
sleeping cap on going to bed the night previous,
enough one would think to eat out the bowels
Of steam boiler.
In lis pockets were quarter Of a dollar and
orders On the Illinois Central Road, for two
months pay. for services at FreepoH. The
Jury returned verdict in accordance with the
| facts.
I'll singular coincidence that few week.
since as our readers may remember. the abov&
referred to quartette awoke aud found thei,
tfth companion corpse in the bed by theil
side. The victim then and from the same caus,
was woman named Desereaux. The secons
visitation Of the destroyer reduces the party II
three. The shanty has two rooms squa1id ant
filthy, the bed That does such remarkable dut,
is a common NARROW nffair, that might be sub
soiled md planted for a melon patch. Verify
reader, one half The world know not how th
other half lire.
, 1860-01-21

CONGRESSIONAL ADvEn11s1Sa.-uc1pcr's book
las been advertised into I'M extended sale by
the Congressional pow.wow, md Southern fire.
cutters are more directly responsible for lis
large circulation among Tic people, than any
Northern members could hayc found means 10
bc. Norris i Hyde, news men, at No. 10u Dcar-
born street, showed us the figures o! their sales
Of the " impending Crisis yess1isy, Which
reach one thomsand copies. Other houses have
sold large numbers. "Ana they shall gnsw
Il file"
, 1860-01-21

No71cE--There will be meeting Of the me-.
chanics md working men Of this city in favor
Of organizing National Republican Club for
the coming Municipal and Presidential cam.
paign. on Saturday evening next, January slst,
Cameron md Lincoln Club. (Jones' Biock} No.
2o5 Randolph street, up stairs. All mechanics
mud laboring men are lnTitcd to be prcsept and
take part ID the organization.
Al the request Of many mechanics. ia19.3t
, 1860-01-21
.TDr rS5@alk.

E>OR SALE-t;ooI Oak Wood
FUS rkR. t - " A~@A~ Ss.srs; -.
, 1860-01-21

LARcEsr.-Two overcoats belonging to cn,-
ployccs Of the G. l. c. q. Il. r., we're stolen
f'sn baggage car at the Wells street depot on
Thursday evening.
, 1860-01-21

WANTED-To Exchange q Dc.
E7h1e Residence In the City Of r~ott, IlT4noIs
o<attd tor ssoek Of Dry ood. This prperty
"onh et7oo VII take IN additional amount Of cue.
~ The value Erone1ty In goods and pay eh for
ane n nr Ehr Ecsk Of goods. Attss "Exchanf-- Caze
tOx s!S, PeoTi1, Ill. st.-4w
, 1860-01-21

MORTGAGE sAI.E.-Whereas,
Cay n January i. y. 1851 and deliver n. u.
.! stasdm,n Cashier Il the Bang e thc souta con,7
Dsed Of Mortsa:e bearing date aai ae1:
sta Re, oed n ths lits"tdsf; e. ose Of C"os gGu'y
Il ii aaa
which said steaanan tught hereafter d:sc INT tor Eai1
.om al .oss. es'fes. expenses I'D harm fs o1 on &C.
count Of his dscountnz such d1sE. checks AID paper
n ": s Il ts' @ as:ss ss
which might be discounted BY the saa ste.aan: "a
the payment Of lame. then should be lawful for the
shd tadmau biz ueees.crs or 70 rtsi the ss!d
cient deed deeds cenyeyanse fot the s,me; And
f.rtad Cyrus CLARK certain Pronls.:v S.ts signed By
lin aud Intended 70 te teeurtd ey .a,d
ander1sned h.s 6e.a ~ .hs supFtne Cea of the ste
property II sad sais Bank having bern en}ontd BY
sasa Cout from further exercising It. eoroFa.s franchises
asa hsi ssssnea me - kee.1er sessa she sd
Mortgage and the iond mentioned thefclp. and the sId
y e7sn x
the power vesedln me hy s7d appointment Receiver
aad Of the powe, in I'D .he authoiy ~ tat Mer1aet
th,i i.7. a the north o he Cour Hou. ii The Cl;Y
and p1emIstt IN raid Aorseas neat ned anl described
sase IN tse Gsy q cheseo eeet County. iirnoi.. !;
School Section Addition to sai CITY. Known lois I've
~ he nth,. privileges ana apRusttnaaet .stFeuto b+
eqa2 d &c 4! "a
s therein for Fl y ~ sn
,,s}I;;,,a 4; uereH's''s Attorney for E:e:sSsf.
, 1860-01-21

RELIGIOUS lxrELLlGEScE.-The series Of re-.
ligious meetings in the Plymouth Congrcga~
tional Church, on the corner Of Van Buren,
street aud Edna Place, which hare been in
continued each evening during the coming
week. Rev. Geo. Clark is aiding the pastor, aer.
Mr. hoy iu these extra services. - Tie Adrun
{Micll.) Erpositor learns that Rev. Mr. Strong.
of Chicago, Inns accepted q call from the Epis-
copal Church Of that citg.
, 1860-01-21

B We have for the trade new and im-
proved Burner for Kerosene and Coal Oil
Lamps, which we guarantee will give more light
than mug other burner Of its size. When sold
IN lots # 81 or 100 dozen they Are offered at less
than New York or Boston rates. Address
Lamp and Oil Emporium. CuAs. l.. NOBLE,
ja2o-6t Agent and Manager.
, 1860-01-21

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
sha ,he following CeF4iasates os Stock n the Gar
den C1sy Mining Cont oTnted for nnnpaymsnt of
assessment ue and that the Will te sold yulle
auction At the ellie Of me SxcsexJ and Tn a>ur*r No.
Washington street the a9h day Of January tsGp
O'Clock uatess prrvouAly REDEEMED BY payment OF
due aud gusts Number Of Cet de1es
~ 81 so 81 set c5. :06 su. :02 s03, al0 l4 soe
Se?. 3fi. s31 f3@. 81. So. 5ta. ~. 80, 49,
teAQbt.41m RDHI. IL. Ht1N Set. Ant Tres.
, 1860-01-21

$4,000; CLOSING Orr SALE OF Doors AND
SHoEs.-McDougal1,F Fenton i Co., lso Lake
street. offer their entire stock at manufacturers
wholesale cost prices, un til ull are sold jal;-6
, 1860-01-21

II This morning, Mt Vt o'clock, Gilbert l.
Sampson sells large assortment Of superior
new and second hand furniture nj No. Sc Lake
street,
, 1860-01-21

Founru NARp REPUBLICAN N8ET1xG. Tile
Republican voters Of the Fourth Ward are here.
hx requested to meet at Chas. Schell's saloon,
e03 South Wells, near Adams street, on Satur-
day evening. Jan 2lst, 1850, at It O'Clock +. N.
Good speakers will be present. l.. LAurkR7s.
Chm Ward Committee.
, 1860-01-21

"C17r HoTEL."-We hare reduced our rates
for day board to $3.50 per week, from date,
Il. SoNKns l. Co.
Chicago, Jan. II, 1860. jal7.lm
, 1860-01-21

TIE WEATHER FOR THE WEEk.-Thc follow
ing was the range Of the Thermometer for the
week as taken By E. L. 'Hara, Apothecary and
Pharrnaccutist, No. 80 West Randolph, corner
Canal street, Chicago:
, 1860-01-21

ROlLER WANTED.-A Coed
secondhand Steam Engine and lso,er a cut 60 hrs.
ro@F o. EtfcF ali Ee Inquire 1t No. 8 Wtst Ral.o}ph
jaia3t
, 1860-01-21

ii t,.s ses1ler ce. In Dwight. ILL.,. TN F1dav January
eMh. At o'clock r. w. VI Couiest!ou Of the LunEt,
nd Wv rsan scd seyS.ey man,hs y. I'd ,wso;
taYa.
, 1860-01-21
THE CITY

AEfoRA scuooL.-lcs.erday a boy nnned
.'o'n Rose was sent 10 the Reform School fer
larceny Of w1lcat at tie railroad dcpots.
, 1860-01-21

fE Gas Fixtures - French, English aud
American. New stock for sale. cheaper than
ever, at No. IS Clark~st. II. N. WILuARru,
Successor to j. H. Gerould.
, 1860-01-21
39rcss i Griih1ttt.
OH GA GO


THE EUROPEAN MAIL.
The Anglo Saxou's mails will arrive per
Grand Trunk and Micla Central Railways. this
evening at 10.40. We presume foreign letters
aud papers will he ready for delivery to~mor-
row morning
, 1860-01-21

II Kerosene and Coal Oil Lamps, the larg-
est stock ia the city, IS South CLARK street.
II. II. NlLNARTu, successor to ]. II. Gerould
, 1860-01-21

Nonce.-The scholars and friends of G. Mira
sole are invited to attend The party Ut his Acad-
emy, corner Madison and Clask streets, tl1is
evening Scyeralnew dances will be introduced.
, 1860-01-21

B- Ladies are respectfully invited to attend
G.. Atirasoles junior class ut his Academy, cor
ner Of Madison and Clark streets, this afternoon
at3 o'clock, for the purpose Of making arrange
ments for Juvenile party.
, 1860-01-21
TOR SALE-A First Glass Safety

TOR sALE-A First Class Safety
pasen! far Rasoad. ons tL.t will re ,m1nend
aud that mutt nree5ltt int" general
M vi t5Yy and s :. sssa nst 4
s:ss KEEs m
The attention of railroad men, both from nc.
tires Of humanity, and policy is being directed
to the invention abore referred to, which most
infal1ib1y closes the gate against most numcr-
GUS class Of railroad accidents. We're the ac-
tual figures to be given, it would show that m
| overwhelming amount Of such loss Of life aud
property has been caused By casualties at
switcbcs. The most careful switch-tender i,n-
dera pressure upon his attention may forget,
ani to forget is serious matter, If the dis
placement of switch plunges n flying trim
down an embankment, orpiles il up confusedly,
q wreck.
The principle of the Mansfield Switch is 10
place The control Of tie switch within d small
Switch House, located ut the side Of the track.
its entrances looking up and down the same.
By most simple and permanent connection of
the doors of this Switch House, the switch ten
der cannot make mistake by showing tile
wrong signal, when the switch is changed to the
turnout track; and further, the operator cannot
open the doors but is confined in the house nm
til The switch is placed upon the main trsck.
The signals arc readily seen at great distance.
both by day mud night, being in the one case the
RID surface Of the reversed doors, in the other
the red glass Of double~faced signal lanterns
set in the doors, answering the same purpose rs
the former.
Dy this plan The switchnan cannot 60 off and
leave his switch open since he cgnnot ytt out Of
Ais honee while the switch is in any other posi-
tion than on the main track. Whenever the
switch is cut Of position the signals Of danger
nre inevitably set, and 80 plan "that he who
runs ian enginc) cannot err in the matter.
We are glad TO know that the managers of
several Of the fsading roads cut Of this city arc
either in treaty fo5, or hare secured this valua-
ble insurance against constant source of peril,
and damage. And NC may 60 further, and say
that if an investigation Of its merits sustuins
the claims Of this Switch House, us rendering
accidents st switches impossible, railroad mana
gers, in money sense representing the inter
ests Of the stockholders, have no right to do
without it; and if this be trne, whit shall be
said MS 10 their relations to the travelling public
whose lives and limbs are in their hands.
Within the period since it's invention it has
been Introduction lending eastern roads. The
New York Central Railroad, ever prompt in
regard for the safety Of passengers, has it in
use on its entire line Also the principal New
England roads. Itis in use on the Chicago and
Milwaukee line, and to be tested on the Mich.
Southern to-day. Were the travelling public
fnlly posted US to its merits, the announcement
" Tie Safety Sriteh House in ute on tbs ling
would be q card for the roads who could use the
same in their handbills. 4 model Of tue inven-
lion may be seen as above Alfred Il. Giddings
now in this city. ut the fremont House, is,
bringing its merits to The notice Of the railroad
managers of the Northwest.
, 1860-01-21
LOCAL MATTERS.

~ Go to John Jones, l19 Dearborn street,
and ret your clothes cleaned and repaired. They
will be we'll done md at prices to suit the times
, 1860-01-21

EyE:r Man NAY EAT OSsTERs.-H. Sanborn,
at l1y Randolph street, has inaugurated new
feature in tue oyster trade, and is selling plump
fresh Baltimore Oysters At forty cents per can.
Will our readers remember the hint
, 1860-01-21

no YOU WANT NEW SKTTS
IL B1LL HEADS fur ls6J? OF
Cards, Circulars,
GIaDdbills, Posters,
Shipping Receipts,
Dray 1eecetps ..
Insurance r Policies.
Bank Notices,
Notes, ChccAx,
Drafts, Protests,
Labels, Tags,
Tickets, Programmes,
Catalogues,
Constitutions.
Addresses.
Price Lists.
thing else 1aA:e Of white paper and phhstrs Ink
Go them 70 ptess 7na Tribune ufce 81 :}srk Street.
and iuuura for fII1S-}wl WA{. IL, KANU.
, 1860-01-21

t1OR SALE-Chear for Cash
1oU st1ccs Can.o Aunlds OF -tyera! paierts,
Ito kenternG Kettles. ne-.r;y rev.
issoTe Kettle and Fuz7aoa eua: kite. r o. Rox s9sI,
J. Z. MIr,,HELL
y ~- - y "-'A .Ate4s9 tkQaA.
, 1860-01-21

The HARTronD EXCHANGE BAxK CAsr.-Iu the
case ngainst Messrs. Lester and Sanford, ar
rested in the matter Of the Hartford Exchange
Bunk notes found in their possession, the henr-
ing will be resumed Mt 10 A.. N, today,
, 1860-01-21

TnE S1SS sing CAsuALrr.-We learn that lie
unfortunate lady, Nrs. Fields, Of Brooklyn, n.
T., a victim Mt the late Slug Sing casualty, on
tue Hudson River Railroad, was niece Of r
". Brewster, Esq, well known resident Of
this city. She WIS, rs has been stated, bride
Of few hours md on her wedding trip, when
oyertaken bY the {utal casualty.
, 1860-01-21
Nfw advertisements.

H G. L. ScRJrEY. .fIs-r4Lsi4-7 4Y-~i - R.ar1rrsl
u41ori.td % 5tetst fet tns a,4l all tas
Gauffa7 Eape1s Of Ihe Eur.A Wei jsi-bS9+y
, 1860-01-21
General Notiees.

NOT1CE-N note to Alfred LAM
hs1soc et date In y. lss' for q: - having te+p
thereof. r. r APTr}iiEp1
JJuuary 12, l9cn. i.to u
, 1860-01-21

Man k1LLEp.-Alexander McKca was found
dead on Saturday last, uear Elthart in Logan
county. He had been chopplng wood in The
timber, and was seen n work on tree which
lad beon felled By him on Thursday. When
found he was lying with his faee duwn and u
large limb resting on the back 81 his head. Mr..
Ncken wal m upright young farmer. mud was
much esteemed ID the nelghborhood in which he
residsd.-spriag&eld Jon'naI, 10th.
, 1860-01-21

LADIES' BUTTON d. WALKING BOOT At COST.
Do CONGRESS d. 90 90 ATCOST
do FINE DRESS CATERS. COST.
do WHITE SATIN HsL1PrERs........Arc COST
do do do 0A1TEK3......,.AT COST
Do FRENCH KID sLIrPERS........ATC COST
MISSES CATERS AND sL1PPERs........ATC COST
CuILDRES'S Co do do ,,......AT COST.
GENTS BOOTS AND DsLIPFERS..........ATC Gust.
, 1860-01-21

4 ri RECREATIONS-Treatso of
Il ~ t aaa tisey a9a
child It Is sp1enddly ilus1a1sd and se1d 1t
only 9t0b all booksellers .nt b. mA post paid by
The publisher. J. E. TlLTUS i CO.. Uostou.
TAIL ,ftre ~
, 1860-01-21

FIREMEN'S BENEVOLENT
l. AssocfA-1ox-There will he meeting OF the Mem
be7s of ns tiremsns BeneEo'ens Aesoc!aun 1t the AZ
soc:ao3 Hall. FEita. the 9fh Inst. TX o'clock r. w.
tn tks action proposed amendments the Con.
1t tuition. concerning Aembetsalp snt Directors
by orlrf. r. +. WOOD, SecT.
EE- Trnf1 and SkAaia Zeitulx c1nY. ta;.t3sl.eH
, 1860-01-21

100 HHDS. N. O. SUGAR. new
lOO CEor. 1t favo.- bic rates.
pARSOSS, PlTkIS J. HAEEEY
Is South Water atrtcts
, 1860-01-21

DRIED APPLES.-25 Brls prime
- Ddea Apples 50 b.ss prime Dried App ea 80 bri,
Southern Ds.ed Arp:es. WIN. LITTLE CO.,
ID South WAtt5 street,
, 1860-01-21

4 LSO FOR SALE.-TAe Three
II Schoone.a - wit Schooner EI1z+ LOGAN, "a
Tonnage 3ss t6.so; Schooner Hlsos o. 1nx Wisp. <.s
tonaxe so; and Schooner Gov UrzE, tonsEeseA@A
1856 20 Vs.
Ether cr all Of the above named vessel. will be sold
II! esai terms. Adplyto
1GI b<S;3m PRATT 4 CO Buffalo, y. 7.
, 1860-01-21

WASTED-1n a good locality Il
Hn~ss an3 LIT worth from ,con to A3nco or tot1
~9sh t5 60 Which ahcutH eaah will be paid md hs
aance IN ~rf located outside pr p~rty Applicants 10
t3't sttuatlan and "a ta1ouxh Po=t Oca box eo0:
, 1860-01-21
NUMBER III
Z2aa11tKD.

WANTED.-Ey ~ gentleman, his
wife Of >evant "a YEAS Of W. n,rto- ,,a
ri = ons unfp1n4hed. with bca:-|n enot tceafion IN
eEe.s w., Bux e.. fI9uI