, 1861-12-30

BIZ ColAlnsf NOW performing an engagement
at McVicker's Theatre, has consented to re-
linqufsh one night, and the Manager has thus
been enabled to devote Tuesday evening to
opera. Upon this occasion, the Hink1ey
troupe Will appear with q splendid programme,
both in concert nnd opera susini sings IN
aria from Don Giovanni" Mollenl,auer, tile
'cellist, plays two solos, and little Mary Nc
ing in duo from "Trovatore,' y with Brignoli.
The LITTER unique enter rtainmcnt will undoubt-
cdly prove decided bit. In addition to the
concert, the entire first part Of the "Barbcr''
will be performed, aud the grand scena and
duo from "Bctly," by susini and Brignoli
Seats Gun be secured, mmencing this morn
ing at 10 o'clock, at H. IL Higgins'5 music
store. This will indeed be musical gala
night, aud an occasion which the lovers Of
| Music will not willingly lose.
LARCENY or MonEr.-Ma3 Toomey,
| young woman who has for some time been
residing With Mrs. Mary Moody, 4 notorious
| keeper of e house Of i'll zepute, on Rush street,
North DiEision, was on Saturday arrested by
officer Elliott, charged with ahstracHng the
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mistress. No examination Of the case Ras
had. The party wns brought before Justice
| Akin, and held in the sum Of $500 to appear
on Tueeday Of the present week for further
examination, and Was committed In detau1t.
A young man named Casey, suspected Of COM
plicity in tho robbery, was also held in the
same amount Of bail for further hearing.
PICTURES AT SALE.-We call attention to
the advertisement Of Gilbert, Sampson 4
Co.'s sale Of choice engrayings, IN gilt and
solid walnut frames, which will take place on
Tuesday evening, Dec. 3lst, at seven o'clock.
They consist Of drst-class eugraEiuggs and will
provoke the admiration Of the critic as well as
the connois5eur. Go and inspect them.
e Public Epenkers and Singers can use
Browns Bronchial Trochee,' OF Cough and Voice
Iozengeg, freely as requisite-contsln1ng nc
opium or anything that can injurc the system
They are Invaluable in a1ayfug the hoarseuees anG
irritation incident to vocal excrtton, and also 6
powerful auxiliary in the production Of melodious
enunciatfon.
~ Dr.. Van Buren can now be consulted daily
at his roons in McCormicE's Building, corner o
Randolph and Dearborn streets.
THoAsoa's.-This is the place to secure gooi
dinner, series Of dinners, or weekly board-Gams
in its season, Oysters md other de1cacies prompt
II and nicely served The fret day you are not ab1
to go home to dinner, try No. IS Dearborn street
de3p2t
~ MARITIME, {of the Chicago Dancing Academy
gives q New Years soiree,'' On "Wednesday eye
ing, at his 'Terpschorean Temple corner Q
| Clark and Monroe streets. Apleasant evening an
| good music will be enjoyed By those attending
School Soi1ees every Tuesday aud Saturday orc
nings.
~ During the last year sold some Is, GEO te
Of my rubber moulding in this city, for keepin
out the cold and preventing therattle Of wiudows
an willing to refund the money paid for th
same in every case where it has not answered th
purpose for which it was intended.
j. B. BnADsrEEEr,
decs72t No. Kingsbury block, up stairl
FREMONT HousE-"New Year call - wedding an
vtsi1iug cards and splendid Monograms. for pr
sents. Ladies' call In parlors for ''Yankee Car
= WtI,cr.'' dec2a554
For Holiday Presents 60 to J. L. Cobb.
Agent lis Randolph ct. Heis selling of the entii
btoCh VI Douae aAuJG d. WIT plGSss ~ AHL u
book stores sell for g. 90, sell for 50c, $125 al
l. $3.50 books for 6aH and rs eenta, and all otht
books at great reduction. Now is your time
g bug your Holiday presents at half price, Such 8
opportunity as the unfortunate circumstanc,
IS which render this sale necessary can never be e.
&c pected to occur again. dec113w
: az Cook & Mclean, 98 Dearborn street, has
made their price for cleaning and dying Gent
:, garments less than any other house In the city.
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N ~ Go to James Boyds Exchange Office,
South c1ark-stzect, to sell your unenzrent None
He payz the best rates. [dec18l4t1
EGO to the TKBUsg Of1ce for your prlntin
al dec21yr
~ Go to Dunlop, sewen & Spa1ding for Prtntin
1e nor11-h221-1y
10 I EF Go to John Jones, 11o Dcarborn-et., and 6
your clothes cleaned aud repaired. novts
DIED
II in this city, on Saturday, Dec. a5h, AGNES DG
o CAN, wife OF John Richie, aged IL years.
~ On Wednesday evening, the 18th inst, Of ConsuE