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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-20
RENO VAL.
She'll Tuckiag Combs.

IMITATION and Buffalo Horn, also a
J. large assortment of Coat and Hair
Brushes, PortmonnIes, Cabas Work Boxes
and Leather Bags.
sept25 7. CAPDEVIELLE.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-20
IRISH LINENS.

AN NOW prepared 10 show the best Linens a
Il this market. sucs goods as have been try
ing TO get for long tims-snd will warrant the m
all pure Linen and to wear we'll
septic W. d. PHILIPPE.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-20

(tOFFEE.-Mocha. Java, Mexican Rio. Foi
~ sale low to the trade.
msy22 ?. BENJAMIN.
, 1860-12-28

IT J special meetln, Of the City Tract anl
Missionary Society, hold at the rooms Of the
Young Mems Christian Association, Monday,
Dec. :2itl, called for tic puapose Of !cyising
uso,us Of relief Tor the worthy poor, in COLI
nectiou with Missionary and Sabbath School
labors, Ecy. Robert Patterson was appointed
Chairman, and E, F. Dickinson, Secretary.
Statements were made by the Secretary of
the Society respecting Ills feature Of its opera
tions during the last two wintcrs. 1tarpcarcd
that about twenty-five hundred dollars had
been given in charity during each Of the two
winters, and dispensed without any cx1cnscto
the Society by Missionaries, Superintendents
Of Mission sabbath Schools. aud visitors con-
nectcd with them; that these charities
have been bestowed almost exclusively
upon families Of tho sick; upon widows nnI
children; and Of this cil>s, upon those only
whose children were in Weekday and Sabbath
Schools. That all relief .ea5 withheld from
the Incorporate and tEosc whom we could rot
hope to elevate anl improve in connection
with the Charity. 1t WAS also shown that BY
this systematic and Intelligent method Of re
lief much imposition xas avoided, many bes-
gar children turned from their trade, anu huii-
dyetls gathered into scuuol Whercunon, il
WAS unanimously resolved to solicit from the
h,,tnanc aud benevolent, generally, charity
fund for the present winter to be dispensed on
siniilar principles a1,d by the same class Of I'M
! paid Christian agents, - durin:. past winters.
The following named gentlemen were ap-
| pointed q Committee to car1y ont the above
| resolution:
| 3. ". RAYMOND. p. J. ELr,
| DR. l.. u. BOONE, J.v. FARwE11,
E. Noon, T. II. AVERY.
e, F. DICKINSON Secretary.
, 1860-12-28
~ ILLINOIS CURRENCY.


.1ugywinks icuaurrcI to that style Of tlinr,
to whom thus ilugyins: "Sir, On divers and
sun2ry occasions have sought the shadow of
your co1atc. for that bivalyuIar AID maltese
rcfrcshn,cut whicl: is your specially" have en-
each Mc:slon given you some good
aad reliable form Of money Of the period.
True some Of these l,an1i.notc paper conciu.
s;ons may have been remote and the allusons
fur fetched, refer tnauift>tly to the induce
naeuts for yoa 10 seek special redemption ut
the Bank Of Faithin Confidence county, Egypt,
however gave thee all But you, Muggwinks,
you basely returned MY business transactions
with you by filling my pocket full Of your
plstc-board checks. Is not the name Of Mug.
gins as good 2s alug;ywIaks, ami ifcitlcr Of us
must bear about i'll an inexpensive but clumsy
form, the name Of tic olacE. let it be you for
awhile instead ofmc. You gaze me checks,
respond with countc-cl.ccks -
By this time Musgggwinks caught his breath
again, and leaning over he wildly asked Mug.
gins and 1''or 6u:sc 10 "secess." The amia
tie Iai. were shortly after seen holding S.
ces=ien Convention in 4 Restaurant over the
w:ay, and thus they were heard Of al over town
This run on the concerns forcing pastc-boa1d
upon their customers, Mngyins, cx-Produce
Dealer writes US that he shall keep ur. uc
has retired about QUO I,alf Of his own circula
ton, having ou!y three half-dime acceptancea
on tho market.
, 1860-12-28

We have not ye. been permitted 10 sec
tue proposed compromise Of Nj. Charles
Francis Adams, Of Massachusetts, iuvolv-
ing the question Of slavery in New NeSi-
ca, brt VIC ac prepared to indoEsc fully
the objection raised by Judge Kellogg, of
this State, to wit: that slavery as it exists
by law in New Mexico is the very worst
slavery in the United States, aud hence il
is tic wrong point at which to begin a
compromise Whether the number Of
slarcs in that Territory be fifty, or five
hundred, or five Thousand, it is no fault OF
the Law If there be not as 1nnny willie
slaves Al black ones. Doth kinds are 1ole-
rated by the Territorial statutes, and the
difference between white slavery aud black
relates only to tic length Of tim: in which
the scrf may be cutfed and thrashed by lis
master. II We are 10 have d compromise
let it take some other starting point
, 1860-12-28
The Calico Ball,

It WAS 4 success, md this mention WAS all
We could give to the Calico Ball in our last is
sue. The "zctrsns" arc not yet entirely In,
but the net receipts will exceed $1,000, and
probably $500. And this il to be disbu1scd
through the Ministry At Large to our city poor,
not TO the support Of good Ar. collyer who is
maintained by stipulated salary sccurc to him
froCa other SOURCES, brt to feed the channels
whose gates It Is his mission skillsu1ly to tend
Tie Ball was charming. Probably it Was the
largest public gathering OF its general class
ever given III Chicago. The precautions Of the
committee had secured the a6senec Of all unde-
slrables, end nothing .rarred the pleasure Of
the occasion. The ladics were out in all tie
charms Of calico, aud did themselves credit in
fully responding to aud cooperating In the
spirit Of the affair. There were none, either
gentleman or lady, in full dress, and the r'oor
will doubtless be the gamers by many Of the
suits worn.
It must have struck every looks- on, if such
Al idea never arose upon Kim before, that new
er ladies looked better, and never more charm
ing, th:n In the "beauty unadorned" which
was much more nearly realized in this Calico
Bali tbau in any festive gathering known to
city life. Many Of the fair ones will pass half
day in preparation 4: hair-drcsscr's and
bear upon the fiooz tie products Of months
close communion with mantua- makers, en-
hanccl by the highest effects Of jcwclry, and
yct come flr short ofthc pleasant triumph Of
this one night in plain print. Such an occa-
efon "a fh;a .th1ndnrt]v deuorsir,}c. what
, 1860-12-28
N1r. Lincoln md Kn|. Anderson.

The cases Of the President elect and tho
Commander of Fort 2lou1tric furnish good
Illustration Of the workings Of our Republican,
institutions: During tho Black Hawk Indi.u
Var Of 1872, Maj. Anderson IVES Inspector.
General Of the Illinois volunteers, Of one Of
the companies Of which Mr. Lincoln WAS Cap
tain. Now the former llas been promoted to
The position Of Mujor Of the First Artillery.
and the litter 10 tl.at Of CHIEF
Of the Army asd Nary. The one is in charge
Of post to which The cycs Of the nation arc
directed, and with the defence OF which the
greatest interests arc connected aud the other
has been chosen ~ his countrymen Is the Ex-
ccutigc of their Government. The new rela-
tions which the two are to assume, will, ws:
doubt nat, rroyc as honorable to each as did
their earlier associations, and their respective
duties be as faithfully performed Io2tdo
Tdde
, 1860-12-28

w \ y TED-ro purchase two
~ scAooner1 and 9ve Canal Hoats, for which rial
estate atd notes secured BY mortgage will be given
Bl!ck. GcI..d....,t1w
, 1860-12-28

For OAK Ash E,sck Walnut Cherry Aos White Woot!
L1u,bel. 1T C9sh FteeA nnn our yar corner 0!4 and
Grove streets. Chicago. WALLACE HOLMES.
defSd6Atn (tlie john Hal3ace1
, 1860-12-28


Aase'''7 WAS outs'sco. ne was indignant
au7eF Is sno1t-!'eo 1na"oeas' -huss5'ns "as
oota ''aa aaa 2os's' "nea On returning from
i shopping excursion, Ill which hc sclnem-
berc4 to have bought, separately and several
y, tour cigars, an oyster stew, thee ales, IN
e55yy-noy aud PAPER Of flnc-cut, he searched
his pockets TO ilnd them 'Tell l!ncd with bil-
ious looking rara't!!osFams of pasfcboatt, i'll
the shape Of checks. iaas, hc tad spradd9c
u Cos. "Gool loE - cents, aud NuEssw!uk $
otto; and ditto the names OF several light and
heavy eealcra IN elbulaais ard fcmisants'
about town.
-Mug:ssitis ctintcd theln up, Three dollars
III checks! No wonder he deemed that point
reached, ~lc:c, evan If it be I pins point,
crack goes the carlcrs proSe:bial spine Mug
gins indnlgca in several severe expressions OH
.,.,i. r. ~. +,,, s,.,,s ,rbo into .bo c1,,,-
uc!s OF their trade pour this chatf, these dry
AlhlS
, 1860-12-28

SAcuuraE.-Thc Catholic Church It St
Charles, Lane County, IVES robbed on satur-
day night, The 15ti, inst, Of its gold chalice,
valued at about 500. The thieves entered the
building through window, forced the lock OF
the safe under the altar, took the property
and made their escape.
, 1860-12-28

ISSOLUTIOE Y. Circulars
- announcing dissolution or formation Ct copast
ntT-Ets, t1.teuy Printed to Qrdt{ IT T4hupe Office
Hnh21 tf
, 1860-12-28

Democratic 6tAtc Convention.
The Democratic State Central Committc Of
Illinois have called Convention to meet Ut
Springfield On the 10th Of January, 10 take nc.
ton on the prc7cut crisis II OUT national
xhair8.
, 1860-12-28

kJO1 AL HAY MA LlIILItl.
in Drawing Of bee. 18th. ls, 1Iavaaa No - .os
:soteJ; 70. $50 drew sa.6N; sh,l drew ssuno; b.
inE te h;t p;las7ai rrsz. l,r!:ss cs=hed and draw
9tssxiw NATE IT. TAYLOR, New York.
, 1860-12-28

| " ! y T L D-Two Furnished
~ E'oa* without board for i gentleman aod
wife: Private family prtfsErtd. address Box J3f3
, 1860-12-28

Besides various small articles, including six
barrels Of krout- From our statistical tables
there are over $1,000 people In Kansas who
wfll require relief The above will gise eoeA in
'litidudll less than ftoe1fy pounds Of s27otrsionx
In l. letter from Sidney Myers, ESQ.,. Chajr-
man Of Galcsburc Committee. liz psvs. uTb;s
afternoon at the suggestion Of thc cIcr.sy and
particularly Of Ecv. Mr. Perkins, tho children
"f this llacc assembled for the purpose OF
sending Christmas present 10 The children Of
KANSAS. One hundred and ffty-thrcc large
bundles Of clothing and 1854 In cash, was lie
result, all OF which will be forwarded by our
Committee By Express on Monday."
The people Of Kansas arc grateful to the cit
.zcns Of Galcsburg and Knoxville for 1hcir
prompt shipments In November, for which
'hcy furnished their own sacks. I AIN conf.
itnt they saved the liycs Of several pcrsona.
Chicago, Joliet, Morris, Bcloit. Frceport and
other points, are assured that their donations
arrived in time, and will relieve much dis
fress-
10 GRAIN DEALERS AND SAGE MERCHANTS,
We would say that Eacks that you can donate
and forward BY. the American Express Com
:'any, (who have loeral1y agreed to carry free
70. this purpose.) to TIC UNDERSIGNED. at Mcado.
"a, Illinois, will be Immediately filed and sent
forward to feed the hungry Merchants who
have good secondhand eacks to give, will
please shin them as above, and inform nc BY
mail.
, 1860-12-28

NEW MCsfc.-A. de Ansacrza, who is at
ding some very pleasant pieces to the port.
folios Of our music lovers, las just had issued
from the nlusic house Of /. J. Higgins, No. 10
Clark street, new picce-"My Angel -Ioll-
er's Eau,c.''
, 1860-12-28

FRESH SrrrL1Es.-e.ey ins If Emctson's :
"Coniuct Of Lilt;" Mrs. lIaskcll's "Ency-
clorcdia Of Domestic Economy" Whitticr's
"lIomc Ballads" and many Others. stcrco-
scopes and Stcrccscopic Views. Lc Bon Ton
for January. Dlackwood for December, and
the latest English papers have been received
by .IcNally s. Co.. 81 Dearborn street, Ricc's
Block.
, 1860-12-28

| We regret to Stale that James Buchanan is
still at large.
RE-orEslSc OF TIE CuCacn OF THE As
crSs1os.-Wc learn that this church, LAS which
been closed since October last, will be open
for Divine Service on Sunday. January 9Th.
R1cu Frns At Arcr1oS.-Tnls morning, ut
10 o'clock, Gilbert s; Sampson sell at their
store, 81 Lake street, 4 tinc assortment Of uul-
sons Bay Mink, and other trrs, for Ladies' and
.cnt1emcus' use
A Dishonest DoArsr1c.-A servant girl
| named Catharine Naundon was held to bail
yesterday in $500 for larceny. She stole a
broche shawl worth $50 from residence on
| North Wells street.
LOG T.-Tlc Sixth Anniversary Of Star
! Of Hope Lodge No. Is, I. Q. G. T., occurs this
cvcning. Exercises at the Lodge Room, Lar
mon Block, corner Of Clark anu Waahingto:
streets.
NEW MCsic.-A. de -AngacTa, who Is at
| ding some very pleasant pieces to tho port.
folios Of our music lovers, las just had issued
Clark street, new picce''My Angel .Iol1-
er's Name"
CHn1s1NAs TnEE-On Ncdncsla. evening
the little folks of Tic City Mission sabbath
Schools had 4 charming little jubilee ard
Christmas tree in the chapel, corner Of Indiana
and franklin strcc:s. AL passed of most
happily.
NOT TIE LAsr-lt should not have been III
ferrcd, as it was in some quarters, that tic
lecture tonight is the last appearance Of Mr.
Cough in this city. 1tis not. lie is to repeat
his lectures OH London uext mouth. This
will be pleasant news 10 many Of our rcaaera.
NOTHING TO Wharf.-The suits TO be do
mated from among those worn at tho Calico
Dress Bail, may be sent to the Ministry 1t
Large, No. 1G9 Randolph street, where they
will he distributed to those who haze Nothing
| to Wear.
LAST N1GnT.-Thr Bhncy Lodge Festival at
| thc Briggs House was an elegant aEair., Mine
| hosts 3lcesrs. Tucker l. Co. lave Put that cs-
tablishmcnt in tip-top order since tLciE "tr;al
by fire. and its capacities and czccllellc;cs
| shone out afresn last :lisllt.
/
| -.,
lent and appropriate sermon, delivered b.;
Kew. 5. Osinsa Of Thornton. in this COUNTY, on
Thanksgiving Day, with the request by lis
@@s
| 'Ao "D
| e"'' III wv eo'"'1.'s " otae' 'N4'se'''
JouS 3. GoCGu.-Let It be- remembered that
this friend of the moor n,au--ttis most 1:orrla,
and world renowned temperance lecturer
|
,.. -,-,, ..",-"''.
p...A -, .'~'' w. ~ ~, 'uh @ e.
~:n e. ...... - 49, '' '-'' wv
-------
FRESH SCrrL1Es.-e,ex ins If Emerson.
"Coniuct Of Life;" Mrs. lIaskcli's "Ency
clorcdia Of Domestic Economy" Whittier.
"lIomc Ballads" and many Others Stcrco
scopes and Stc.ccscopic Views. Ic Bon To,
for Jauuasy. Dackwood for December, ant
the latest English papers have been receive.
hr ,rcyallr & "a. 81 Dearborn street. Rice:
Block.
e .,o,- c7--..ns -s ~ 49,.
owners and rrop'ictors Us bailcc, of slcishin:
turnouts, now vastly in demand, law
been the victims Of the light-Gu:rrca l'o;Nla
ton. Almost daily, reports sre coming int
the City Marshal's o1lcs from gentlemen VIII
| have left their cutters For i moment ard 1oun
their robes gone upon their return Gu We'd
, 1860-12-28

10. G. T.-The Sixth Anniversary Of Star
Of Hope Lodge No, Is, I. Q. G, T., occurs this
evening. Exercises at The Lodge Room, Lar.
mon Block, corner Of Clark and Washington
Strrrf4
, 1860-12-28
Michigan

Michigan.
The Official vote Of Michigan for President
is as follows:
Lincoln. ........ ....e90S3 Douglas. .c5 ,5o7
L1ncofns majority. 492
The following arc the Republican najorities
In the four Congressional Districts:
Ditf. laj. Dit. .:tojj.
1-GrangcE .....-...l.1 3-Kcllosg; ;-.......: 20 J
Total Nepublican majority.
, 1860-12-28
Cbira9p Gribu,te.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER IS, 1860.

Re To Mali Subscribers.
Tbs date on tho Flip on which your nano IL
Printed tells whca your subscription rune out.
Keep an e5c on It.
, 1860-12-28

F1xED.-Nilhclm buchanan WIS fined S. in
yesterdays Police Court, for being disorderly.
We regret to stale that James Buchanan is
still at large.
, 1860-12-28
CORNELL & COS Family
La aat Manufacturing sao Sex .as Aaehincz.
TAG4f.4Is.F L. FiiellsS fATEETs

/ CORNELL & COS Family
La aat Manufacturing sao Sex .as Nashincz.
TAGGAIsr l. F.al:lk's PATENT-
We a.r harp py say the thou an'ls xao &c using
(: ;;& Y S5S @ SaE
secure aEa.a.t any 1aolestauon "
Unt Machines a:e nov Just Ete:' Sse Haat ;he:n: f.
i:h te os;t made .nd ptassd n ~
aaa 81 IL sc ~ M sre sss at
~ ;n I'm =: = iis
oslss Ss i, G5 TIES :es <;
roacli-e which does not wa'!i5 tst,t: 1ae pp1.
etat: ~: fta:r1e a:oSs :aa1s. s:z - s!nT EZRA
r!nc: c:c than any "ihsr assEesrs Necessarily s1c.e
4 sew Il t., superior Qualities arc ticse:-it rses
SRA needle Ia. sr. sra CA4cE tie aF::s sews
Etsoa ei,o!s. :s::hsr l. =: .ss1snea aad
esn II h:; a5Ts na yxf 1 sss1ss. GO aas
taat ot Sc. eshez machines II E.; b: twu EeaE't;nE
Re9 y. i a y 20
s:ipa fer all ra1etie. VI ~o-~ u G. do us.t-
!uoas ii.s luadfsd. xstn vic. We a1c ac4ssinssd:
il. tehon Is perfect: L rms easly aaG I'll S9.ess
Xii =; ,a.s 70 see Of .ser:%vtas
II: pa:saa "a tx ,s3n1s !!
ert1se. hare not b:en able t. .u2r!5 &c dsms9s
dszs ,ae past season. Hs e7o NY n ~ +;
J0HSs0N ADJUSTABLE uEMNEE, At 50 aud can
defy NIrd 10 p7olcee better 1lssr;renss sos
DONG 8: Kinds of 6ewt4g Alt embroidery. Let evefy
one Nho Is Interested IA tle great improvements u
sewing AAch1neA ~h:thez ie:j Etsh to p0fCh3st Or
not send for Description li.crlar aaa sAtuples oi
atttct.
Ne must caution the p7blic azrnst rarrtnclred and
perfectly irresponsible pares who EAit Claimed 10 oe
our successors Representing that oar maciaea we're
oat Of narAtt and cn=E c1.taw7y machine OF orts
Ia Its rlsc-. Vat only sell uaS I'm machines Tag
gut FAr1s Patent aad a=o the &oc proprte!oTs n
tnc eight Aosthwe-teTn statss Add!ess T. Go3iNElA
l. CO. Post utaer Box u. LhlcsE,. IL
n ASONIC NOTlCE--Tnc mem
ls1 bess Of Lafayette Lodse No. Is F. aad l. y. To-
gether VIII: the beotaere It large arc most
o'clock r. Il. to attend the funeral Of Brother l.
Ad:.dis; de::d:stst Il L. - '' 4 y: HITCHCOCK, WI
TORN -WANTED.-I will pay
\ the highest market prce for 1900 Duaacls Corn
oa tho ear delivered On inc Railroad Track.
S MARSH, noEtheasS corner Raah street Bridge.
caloric Dried Neal from New Cozn By The Barrel Q,
1si:iy N1' SYLVESTER stAEsr.
4 LII ILLINOIS CURRENCY
TAKEN At PAR,
| For oak, Ash Elsck Walnut Cherry sat White ~ OH
L1uihel 1T C1sh FrfeeA fnn our y4fu corner OM xnt
Grove streets. Chicago. WALLACE agLMEa
| dei2d1A1m Il .ie Joha s Halfaceo
, 1860-12-28

THE ST. GEORGES sAsS1yEEsAnT.-To-nigh
the evening Of St. Johns Day, the St. Georges
Benevolent Association give their Anniversary
Festival At Bryan Hall.
, 1860-12-28

IT Gas Fixtn:cr. New (;oDds aad New Siylcs-
prices to tult the times, at II. u. wi!marth's. -
South CLARK street. dec1g-1st
, 1860-12-28

r. AND D. uAHs.-.1ust received from Smoke Ia
S.orc number !! State street, nice lot Of I'crk
and Beef uaul+; al-o susar-cured smoked Ecef
| Toneay md Bacon, which Is offered for sale to
Family Grocery and other retail dealers. dccs.44t
, 1860-12-28

WANTED-A good Girl wanted
1 German preferred Apply Il i.l staie street
, 1860-12-28
Nem advertisements.

&. H. ScclTE-T, Adr<rfisIn7 dp<.t, 6a D<ar-
osH IT,. Il aukaor-td to rteeire eAdetYtisen:nts Jor
Ab and oil tie LeaIl19 Iup<rs ef tas lHorthu<st
, 1860-12-28
THE CITY,

The WxATuEn.-Thc s1cighing holds on,
and the owners Of tu1nouts arc making thu
best use thereof
, 1860-12-28

ABUSING Ills FAMi1Y.-A man named James
Roberta was fined = ly. Justice Davis yes
tesdny, for abusing his family. His step
daughter, Catharine Carson. 4 little girl about
twelve years Of age, testified tha: ON Christmas
day he cruelty beat aud kicked her mother and
thrust her out Of doors. 4 merry Christmas
will be followed with suitably happy New
Year ior James, on the Bridewell stoDe-hcal s.
, 1860-12-28
PHOTOGRAPHS.
Great Reduction in Price.
FOR TWO MONTHS,
FASSETT & COOKS
Best Plain Photographs
FOR ONE DOLLAR.

Good Colored Photographs tlas-c sizc} in Eice gilt
frames for hve dollars. a. good r. can be had
tn ant other c!ty for :cn.
Pictures in cases at reduced rates to tut custoners
xnd in Instance Ai poor picture be ai1ox I'd to g
out One good tctuEc t. worth UCSuE1. Of puut
, 1860-12-28

Wants OF = Suffering People.

illinois.
The following amount Of produce has been
forwarded to Kansas for relief Of sufferers up
, 1860-12-28

WANT ED.-A German, English,
or Scotch Gislto do general homework. :4pply
, 1860-12-28


Tho teaut!Eu. STOCK Of goods now opened a3e on
h.a a 81 Lake street Block !. noE ones5a
1t cost for so:tJ DAYS The subscriber being de-tpus
VI c.ostng cut Its stocz betre sne commencement OF
raising grade Of the fremont House OFFERS extra u
Autenens* his customers. Buch As they hcFef en-
joysd R:toEs laES On a2na ee.atfni !!
SETT. OF tie lstest :t.lcs Also, bet Chastatn aad
t;ratu Chains. stada sleeyc Buttons lan scaT iaas
JsxeGy. Al.s s!lse. Spoons fesxi ia9ts :;t Fl.
nishes. Tes Sttt Communion se1ytce Fruit D.hes
Wine Cas:ors specsacles. Opera Glasses. Ge- ~ or
Cet iat nums.r 81 Lake r. under sle TErmons Aoo:e
Clocks Watches and Irwel-Y Ee1Iy impaired Aad
x1srEntsI- ldeitdd1sln} Il. X GAbEKEY.
T AIDES TAKE NOTICE.-You
IL eau ind Gut and r1sted Iace&, FItn-cst RFasde,
I.orL Ta8sca. Stars. Spanscs, Bullion Thread &C. It
81 lakt at1eet- under the fremont House.
Bullion Embroidery done 70 order
da.+dxztlm IL 4 CAAEHET.
T ARGE OR SHALL ORDERS
:o- Feed, Nea i. f!crr Lied Ii snost order md
1t sca !cvest satss :tS'<l 6fkVkSs d K0RRla.
, 1860-12-28

MEETING or TIE BAK-Thcrc will be q
meeting Of the bar III the library rooms of the
Chicago Law Institute, OIL Friday, the 2S:h
day OF December, 4. D., 1860, at = o'clock \.
NJ, to make suitable arrangements for attend
lug the funeral Of the late Richard J. lIaa.ll-
fnn Ezn 1 fa}l nttnulanco /: af..sirn,l
, 1860-12-28

" "ANTED.-240 Acres OF Land
W within ten or twelve niles Of Ceda. FA1s
Rnterr Co. !o1a- ToMPE1S5 : CO, Boon 70. =
Liux4tpFy Block del111l1iH
, 1860-12-28

TCxSEtzS0 THE KlyEE.-It Will be seen In
another column that the Chicago Wates Works
Gu. invite among other proposals for contracts,
they arc about it, why may MT both tho
sc:.t n.e aud tie tuunc1 bc enlarged to accom-
m,',:;s:c foot passengers? It would tc great
convenience at that point, mud become ANIMAL
II Of i:lorc and more Importance.
, 1860-12-28

pRYAN HALL. street,
IL Opposite the Court House. Chicago. H.
Entnent musicians pronounce tha Hall rnsarr AesFd
b. aay Hall In tie Tnton tn In it,.
Acoustics aad General Appointments.
It Will kcat 81 more resons than any other Hall ia
the ctty-by accurate count and 1epot .: CARTER i
UAC Ell. Architects.
The na.n Audience f:oom Il m the fsrt fcor. tho
entrances btlng clark STREET TIE grratr-t tn"fnnch
fare tn the city. opposite Court House square, yet The
Hall has = rrsssed. 3ntri location t.: tie rva;:
-tRlrlc iLEEet1 8n1 tg.C.s-+o feet Ut doorway "
Clarx .tr~ef and Cnurt Ptacr-
Ths lla contains tie HrAly Gallery ya1ur
as fi5HI ant purchased Of Geo. +. i. Hcaty.
corn! !snioned BY Conzyrs. +. paln+ Aefes Of lresi
denti. portraits for the white llon~r This GALLERY
cuasans the Identical great pcturr fur which the xn
medal *as awarded nt s:s Wcsds Fair f. l.:.; a.o
Presidents - Ll1cuia t:scu,ty+ we'll Of taaS
Other ulustrtous Americans. by f1eA1ly.
TneEr il spacious Lnwer ifalI E'r Fairs F-stivaA
nall md the IKE. It Is provided with iressn: rooula.
Kitchen cs'kInx stare, numerous tables. &e. &c
Both Dal!s, either. can he TtnlA for COncrftA,
Lectures. Exhibitions; !sa.. aal T.: !kr m srpLca
don ID TttOS. BAltisUcfs BE:fAS.
hotsTl!y G,src 4H tic Building
, 1860-12-28

. ..lNTED-By ! woman who can
~ bring coed rrferenee-. . situation ~ Co,x or
2 do genera kousexo:k. in prtr -:e sanily. Apply
!. .1G7 H. Soata CiaFx street deset3t
, 1860-12-28

WANTED-A responsible situa-
object at present ~ Immediate employment Ee!cr-
cccrs given. Address ~ T." Fo-t 0tdce. de.sxiw