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, 1861-12-20
The British Corn Trade,

From the Mark Laue Express, Nov. IS.
The threatening frost with which the past week
commenced Was soon followed By an entire change,
to unusua1Iy mild and rainy weather. There is,
therefore. every probability that those who had not
planted their wheat will Jet find opportunity to
do so before Christmas, and though late be in time
for lair chance. The sharp touch Of frost, hss,
however reminded 81 Of the precariousncss Of the
climate, and hardened the prices Of fodder. The
yourg wheat generally looks well, bat there is now
some danger Of the most forward pieces getting
winter-prond. Still 3 strong plaat ha5 manJ
chances in its favor and the first sown may be the
first ready for the sickle. and bring the best price
The wheat trade continues calm; but the late
free deliveries, partly on French account, make
many thin markets, especially as the gatherings
were early, and old stocks low and very poor in
quality The London market, scarcely Keeping
pace with those In the county, seems losing its
position for English supplies and as those from
abroad arc mach reduced. and the granaries not
bprdcncd holders think little Of the present cor
ness Of mi11ers. The yield does not improve as
thraehiDg proceeds. Ireland yet has an account
to sette. And the French. with their ports full Of
corn, lind many bare markets in the interior. and
better prices, 1e well as in P1ris and Hayrc. Such
az therefore think to come in ct low rates on re-
turn cargoes are likely to be disappointed. The
continental markets, though generally dull. chow
10 eigns Of serious decline; while the pIospcc-
tive closing Of the Baltic must postpone impoE.
tnnt supplies themes till the spring. The canals OF
.3nttica, also cosed by frost. point to the same
remit: and should the French want ont help seri.
onsy In the winter It must be at higher range Of
prices.
The a11i.ala of the COST since the 18th instant
, 1861-12-20

New York Cattle Market.

BELL's Read. NEW YorK Tuesday. Dec. Eth
VIC find la less number Of bullucks but greater
weight Of beef in market this week than last.
The number already report is 1855. which is about
$50 head less than the total at the yards in Forty
fourth street By list report. and the Dumber Of
large bullocks is not only greater than any week
lately, but there is show OF 81 Christmas beef''
world, particulars Of which viii be given in our
account Of Gales in the report of the market made
up tomorrow. Owing to the excitement naturally
tending such al exhibition OF fat bu1ocks open to
the public, the market place has worn an unusually
lire appearance, but, upon the whole. nc canuot
say that business is any better for the drover tha
it was week ago, and in reality not quite good
because the butchers, as general thing, are get
ting animals Of better quality at the same rates
that is. to ceute pound net for the frat class
stock, to cents for medium. and to Z cents for
inferior, as general thing. though some very IN
ferior ones Will sell still lower, Because the great
demand is for 's something nice for the Holidays
and this demand will cause all first class stock TO
hut II at higher rate 1t Will general thing be
worth the advancei in improved quality. Some Of
the fancy bulocks which sell NJ fancy priccs-that
ls, at 10 to II cents, net, poEnd--are worth ae
much as hing eser3sold in this market though
We have had heavier bullocks In former years. bat
EeFeT, perhaps. greater number OF 80 truly excel
lent. The WEATHER to-day is remarkably line. II
Is not mnch like that which ne usually have about
Christmas He think from appearances toward
night that such 5 large portion OF the stock VII
be sold that the market will close better to
than it has uf late. There is slight improvement!
in the hog market; GALES Of neat small hogs anl
sheep 1re selling equal to cent pound. net, ad
ynDef. uf,nn nunfatinHa last
, 1861-12-20
MARKETS BE TELEGRAPH.

NEY YORK. Dec -19--FLorR-The den1and lot
-four Bas less active aud market without decided
ehange. Sales 11ss bras at $500 s ior rejected;
orrr for common 70 medium extra western; ss0@5ss
1f Shipping brands extra heGp 1G S
dropping. Canada -four IN mqteEaLe dsMana WITH h
adec1ded change in price Sales 60 brlsa: a. S4g1 1
extra rye -four easier with sales Of 1000 brls st
*3.so@425. Corn meal in fair 1eqnest Sales 1870
brla At $aG53.10 Tor Jersey and @3a5 Tor Brandy
WHsKraIarket is dull and dropping. Sales
80 br1s at 2nG904$c-ingide price,
GRAH-The demand for wheat is moderate: and
ehs ehsnge sa1es bu 9s chs.o sps
1e9; $40 bn Milwaukee club at 1.at3i II: 81
SEQ bn amber Green Bay pirate terms @ s oo bn
Michigan at 81 -43; 1906 bu Racine spring at $l35
$500 bn do on private terms; 5000 bu white e Ind,
1sa 3 m ae s Sd s R,e Ct &C. and ana
lower. Sales $500 bu It sa3s3c; Barley quiet;
Sales 1,so0 bn at 75c. Corn market Is duh and
&C. 81 Hed wszfsln n atofs de ana faF
new ne W southern yellow oats rule heavy. Sales It
4a9A3Hc for Jersey, Canada. western and state;
PRoT1s1oNs-There il fair business doing in the
pork market, without material change: sa1es OF
115s bh!s at $12.25@1s 7 for mesa and s. 25a2 %
for prime. Beet firm. Sales OF $50 bb1s at 1900
400 a. fol rcpseksd %ess: $1s. 75Sis.s7:T iar
extra mess. Prime mess beef Irn1 and IN good re-
quest, EaleE Of SEQ fcs st 42I.60- Beef hama more
active; sales Of 1000 bhls western at $14 Cut and
smoked meats dull and ponfnally unchanged. Ba
eon-sides in fair demand and very hrm: sales o1
ECO boxes at &c for Cumberland cut niddles: 7;6@
~ for abort ribbed do: SC for short cear axe 70,
long clear, Dressed hogs in good request and yery
firm; western So 75G54. 70; CITY 81 so94-75- Lare
moderately active; sales Of 1o00 bbls, part deliS
| cradle in al this month, at s1s@9ac: $40 kegs Al
exc. Butter dull and heavy st 1115c for Ohio, II
| @21c for State. Cheese quiet at 5000
GRoCER1Es-Sugar-raW hrm- Sales 49A hid:
| and 1s0 boxes Cuba at T34@sk. Mo1aEses quiet
Sales 10 hhds Porto Rico at 40c and By auction &
| hhds common do at a8H@e9N. cash.
STdcks-cantiEue to advance hut not very act
| i've. Chi i r I A61z; c & T 80: Gal s Chi 81, e1
div; Panama los; Ill Ecrip SSH 81 t175 Phi
Mail S17&: Y 7 G T6A: Erie pfd 46: Har1 10.:: y
/ ca; c & Pitts Il Chi 4 Nil ID bonds II Lind
| son 1st bonds 10S4 Eric 4th bonds 70: Erie 1s
bonds t001 Brooklyn water loan 81 hy as Il
| Mo e. 67s-
| MARINE LIST.
PORT OF @ HIC A G. o
| ARRIVED. Dec 10.
Schr Experiment, King, St. Joseph 10 N lumber
| 40 NJ stayes.
| sehr Mary Reid, st. Joseph. 50 cords wood.
| CLEARED Dec. 19.
Prop Montgomery, ,Dougal, Buffalo. =, 000bu whe:s
, 1861-12-20

were 1s eareocs. Of which cargoes wsts wheat
carpocs maize and misccIjancons. The business
reported vas Is follows: Philadelphia wheat Gos
GhIrka at 53esd; Thganrog Ghlrka at As6d afed aad
per qr. Maixc. 5 cargoes At 3isga a34e73Gd; -
qra American mixed at 3ee9d, and 5000 qrs Dec
The snlcs noted last week were t07.4l9 grs
wheat at 59z 1od, against ELS qrs IN 1860 The
London averages weTe G3E I'D, Tn 81 1rs, Vhe
OF Great Britain, for the week ending 18th Nov.
1ere equal to t07,53l qrs wheat Of which $40 qrs
WerE colonial.
Liverpool, on Tuesday, had 3 better de1and for
Ehcat at previous rates but oats were dull, and
other gran uDaitercd IN value. In maize more wss
doing, bu* it was not dcarer. On Ftiday the bust
tiona the only change being reduction in beans
fd mr. Hr
, 1861-12-20
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
THURSDAY EyEK1E6, Dec. 10. 1861.

1,,, .,o,,a. -. -. 80. -: ~
sna -o,-.- 49,. .a.1.a...,.. -
r,ace hsnLars a..5 ".,s.o,, - -
~, ,,,'.,, ~. - 49,. ..a.sArtrs
<s,oraa Tts 80 49, sl'
5san;ta +hot 49,. ~ ..1s rs.s.sn, :-ss. 81 u
a:.ha- z;.ae.,s sne' ,a's .s -1. 4nueS -
a. a. - =. -. >7 - ~. .s., --ose ~ W
-, ...s. ~ ~.s'on'.a .s44u ~ ~ s47 Aae
,ay; a. ~ pal ~ -, ~ y -, ~. ps ~
1ror1a ,>ar w. 80 9'. - ...E4..
rrho-,. 49, 49, .n. - - .s,s =. w.. lN
tnei' neie It" seileIs ot eolo to-oaI, anu II Is
daaeht to get 1t. The nominal price Is per cent.
CANADA MoSxF.-Therc were few BUYERS OF
Canada money. md It ia d1fcul. to name se11fng
price, Baase,s M purchased at al. b the - wsr foo ~
to 5-although the latter price we believe was cou
aned 4, tta - ~O
Mn. CHASE AND TIE ASSOCIATED BAxKs-rhe
advance IN sterling exchange. amonr other 7noue,
49, oxr..t. e,NAEs. '1-s>es' 80 taoas
In combination With the probable bank action con-
carn;nr Mr. rbaso,s ,ecno+ rano,t rrbo ,a,1vo-1-
- .' oA'so ~ 1N7 ts3" A''A
Ea7Tsss seems to speak with some authority Oh
the latter point and We therefore CODY ts remarks
In fuI1.
1.-THE financial future Of the loyal States and Of
the Government continues to be the general sub
tect OF Conversation Tine banks in no section NJ
:. - ~ e1~~iou - "a
lne Nofth. are lncEned 10 accept tne Terms or the
Secretary, but prefer to do business In their owu
way or not At m and It In fact not tn he mt ont
u etsAl' tnas Suspension u ePec1e payments WILL
soon occur, unless the Government chooses to 50
on with the banks as its fiscal agents.
yrhot tha h,,,1~. +h;r1 ,,-c,,sr =. +h,. +h.+ =,
"n.at '"e osaAH LILLE p.opei - tn1s' saat LIE
associates Ct the three cities with capital e1~
ceeing the combined capital OF the Banks Of Eng
n-aan I'M aao,a+Et .Fts ~ ~ "0usa -
I o. inc Treasury. Inc secretary TO ABANDON the
| subtteasury Wholly, and make his drafts upon a
bank in New York Boston and phiIa adelnh;a direct
fnr the cornn1on acrnnnt AZ the assnriation ThH
Secretary to pledge as SECURITY Federal sir nei
| centa. at1d the banke not to buT them At an.
# Il further snorested that Tonrress oIIn,z the
| President md Secfetary to Issue s1al no1fso oi
Demand Notes, to be legal tender BY the Associa
, 1861-12-20

Editors Chicago Tribune:
The Iadies Of Chicago will be surprised and
glad to learn that a new theory for fitting
dresses is about to be introduced into our
city. Many ladies at the fremont. House are
enthusiastic in praise Of it, and will testify
That it perfectly recommends itself This is q
conmendable scheme for combining patriot
ism with domestic usefulness, rs a lady from
the South offers to teach the art for five dol
lars and give half tho aTiils to 4 committee
Of ladies to be disposed of in some charitable
way. Nc would suggest this mode Of making
holiday presents to the daughters and sisters
Of our soldiers, and SO make glad the hearts
Of many y desponding girl By giving her
means Of earning q livelihood. Patrons una
bic to call may be visited ut their homes by
leaving their address at Cabery's Jewelgy
Store, o. Lake street, fremont Block, or with
the lady herself. at Col. Webster's late resi-
dence, corner Michigan avenue and Madison
street, where all business will be transacted.
4 few dresses will be fitted ggatuitously as
specimens. Those unable to purchase theo
rcms will be assisted to them. Arrangement:
will be made in other cities for this enterprise
as It has local agent and is copyrighted,
LADIES.
, 1861-12-20
DIED.

On Thursday morning. the 18th inst Of Scarlet Fever
WILLIE sEfMpUR, aged hTc JearA5 A. aud sercn
Funeral at their residence, No. 80 Michigan avenue
On Saturday, NJ 10 o'clock L. IL
In thIs city on Wednesday evening, December 18th
OF Pneumo1la, EMMA LORRAINE, youngest child of
Shllman 3. and Mart L. Bingham, aged nine months
aud TWENTY-FIVE days.
Friends invited to attend the funeral at the resi-
depce Of the family, corner OF y est Aad and Robey
streets, nt fen o'cloek On Saturday morning.
, 1861-12-20

4 CARD.-Thc ladies Of Christ Church pub
ish the following card Of gratitude in refer
c1cc to their late festival:
The ladies of Christ Church, Chicago, take
this method Of expressing their gratitude and
sense Of obligation to their friends, to whose
kind and generous aid the success Of their re-
cent fair is in great degree attributable. Es-
pccial thanks arc due to the proprietors Of the
Sherman, Briggs and fremont houses, for
bountifu1e gifts towards providing for the table
make their Acknowledgements to those mem
bcrs Of other congregations who SO freely
contributed necessary supplies and gaye their
time and unwearicd personal effort to forward
tue object in view,
, 1861-12-20
Artillery.

Twenty more good men wanted for Bonton's Ar
ti11ery Company This company is rapidly filling
up ana We would advise al persons wishing to
join this taSorite arm Of the service to apply at
once to recruiting Office in n. T. Dan1e1s's cigar
store uude1 Matteson House. dcf71w
, 1861-12-20
M0xon{e.

N4AHVNAEH
The regular annual Communication Of Oriental
Lodge No S. AT. and A. H. for the election ofofd-
GERS and payment OF Dues will be held at the 1Ia-
sonic Temple this Friday) evening 1T O'Clock.
1t H. G. CHASE, Scc'y.
~ Everybody likes that Rubber Moulding and
Weather Strips. Don't fa1 to leave your orders at
No. Eingsbury Block, up stairs.
Dcccnbers1. n
e The t'Drfggs" patent OF Violin Piano, at
". H. Ha1low's splendid piano rooms, No. I'll
Sherman Houee block, is meeting the appreciation
Of all who have examined 1t. MI. L. Y, e. Crosby.
| Superintendent, will giyc in detail the peculiar
| characteristics Of the Instrument For power and
purity OF tone it is unequaed. The ladies are de-
lighted With the beautiful 81 Par1or Gen. piaho
perfect In miniature. What pretty holiday present.
| E-For those beautiful ca1des dc visite 60 to
Florencc's, 14s Lake street. Only $s-0 per dozen
Also SIX large photographs for $500, which csn-
/ not be e1ceIIed. dect9st
| MoNoaEAns IA splendid Christmas present for
Indy, 'sNcw Year call" wedding, and visiting
cards, at fremont House. Send four stamps for
samples to "Yankec Card Writer" decl93t
~ The new OeciIlating Hook Sewing Machine
makes stitch alikc on both sides. On exhibition
and sa1e at the Grover & Baker salesroom LIS Laka
street.
1.-THE latest and moss perfect invention. sd
<atifc AEae7aeon
uNot1inc In its management that the simplest
| mind may not grasp.'-Art Journal
"1nfnitely superior to any machine in the Inar
| ket."-N. 7. Sunday Alias dcl7-let
JKnxA:-Your favor received: Cur advice Il
to purchase him nice Kerosene Lamp for chrtst
: mas Il is q Tnenento constantly before one
You will find an endless variety at Mobiles LAM
i and Oil Emporium, It's Lake street. dcf7-Ss
j. sW 5000 Drums, MI sizes, with calf skin heads
also, a general assortment Of improved Areos
deous, Brass and String Instrumcnts, etc. for sal
st cost by .Baner % South Clark street. Idet41a
E-Go 10 the T11HuNE Office for your printing
dec71yr
II w-F For Holiday Presents 60 to J. A. Colb1
Agent, 118 Randolph st. ucis selling off the e11ir
stock ofbooks and jewelry, at war prices. What th
book stores sci for $50. sell fol 6ee. ST. IN
T. *1.ro books fo1 62K and 75 cents, and al otht
| books At great reduction. Now is Jour time
, 1861-12-20

Recruits for Farnsvorth's Regiment.
There are few saddles vacant Jet In the 6th reg
iunent Of Illinois cavalry. The Colonel authorizes
me 10 to say that from Is to 80 men can be admit
person, Dec 26th, at Quartermaster Pottere, on
Washington street between Dearborn and State
streets. After being sworn in, they will proceed
O'Clock train-Fort Wayne route Fare from Chi
cago to Washington, free. RatIons not provided
on the road Inform me BY letter to the Chicago
THmUHE ONCE, whom nny expect to meet In CHI
cago. LuCIUs G. MATLoCK, Chaplain.
hece:nher Ia 6f-4t
, 1861-12-20

buy your Holfday presents at half price, Such an
opportunity AZ the unfortunate circumstances
which render this sale necessary can never be eI-
pected to occur agafn. 'decu-8w :
f. Cook & Mclean, 9S Dearborn street. have
made their prlce for cleaning and dying Cent?
garments less than any other house In the city.
gr95tfY
, 1861-12-20

w For Holiday Presents go to ]. A. Colby,
Agent, 11s Randolph st. Heis selling off theentire
stock ofbooks and jevselr5 at war prices What the
book stores sci for s'.oo. sell for 6ee. $ta5 and
$1bo books for 6ek and Il cents, and al other
books At great reduction. Now is Jour time to
, 1861-12-20

MAsoK1c FEsT1vA--Blaney Lodge, No. 274
4. F. and A. IL, will give their third annual
FESTIVAL on Wednesday evening, Jan. 8th, at
the Briggs House, for which occasion the COM
1nittec in charge <re planning arrangements
which cannot but result in q most pleasant
festival.
, 1861-12-20

MINNESOTA ARTu1EAT.-The Minnesota
First Artillery, one hundred and flftY.siK
strong, passed through this city on Wednes-
day evening e,. roatefor Kentucky, where they
will be attached to one Of the Mnucsota regi-
ments.
, 1861-12-20

Circuit CoCRT.-There waa no call Of the
trial docket in the County Circuit Court, yes
terday, NOT will there be until next week, the
attention Of Judge Manerre being fully oc-
cupied in the tril Of causes already called.
When the call Of the docket is resumed, it will
commence at No %
, 1861-12-20

EA1LwA1 REcEuTs.-The following are the re-
ccipte Of various railways for the month OF NO
, 1861-12-20

TIE CaEvE1u CONCERT. The Creve1i
troupe give second concert this evening at
Bryan Ha1l, for the benefit Of the Soldiers Aid
Society. The money invested will be appro-
priatcd to good cause, and those who attend
viii have the consciousness Of aiding IN excel
lent charity.
, 1861-12-20

THURSDAY EVENING, Dec 10, 1861.
The following are the receipts ofleadingg articles
OF the last twenty four hours:
H+rE1Y-ra ron LAeT TEEETy-FnNT, 5fdtEs
, 1861-12-20

, TIE NEW CAVALRY TAcr1cs.-Mr. Walsh
announces the receipt Of this 1ong2ooked for
book. Officers and Others viii please notice.
He has also new edition Of tue "Ordnancc
Mammal" Corner Madison street and Custom
Hnnae Place.
, 1861-12-20
Go 10 Dunlop, seweu 4 spaldIngg for Printing.
nov11 h2211y
E- Go to Join Jones, 119 Dearbom-st., andge
your clothes cleaned and repaired. uoy1a

UV1la la 1@ea36 1o&1@3EF'S 7&3025@s
ypur clothes cleaned and repaired. noT19
CHg1sTaAs oR New YEAE's PREsEHT.-W heller
4 Wilson's Sewing Machine, valuable andappro-
priate testimonial OF
A FATHEE TO HE DAUGHTER;
4 Sos TO Hs MOTHER;
AHusBARD TO Els VIE; or
4 BgoraER 70 H1s SISTER.
This Gift Is profitable and available lifetime.
It ia equal TO ten SeamstresseB. An Annual Diyi-
dend ,of 100 to bo0 per cent. Ion its cost may be
obtained In use-by Its possessor,
GEO. B. CMrTENuEH,
16a and 165 Lake-street, Gen1 Agent for I'll, Wis,
Iowa and Northern Indiana. Cdec1f1f1.
# Go to James Boyd's Exchange Office, 35
South C1ark-street, to sell youz uncurrent Honey.
He psys the best rates. (det16-l4t1
, 1861-12-20

4 HANDSOME BESEr1r.-The late soirce Of
the Young Mems Catholic Association at
Bryan Hall resulted in the net proceeds Of two
hundred dollars, which were presented to the
Sisters Of Mercy in charge Of the Orphan
Asylum. The donation was most opportune
and received st time when charity is needed
and appreciated
, 1861-12-20

1u& UAEEAAn4C r u&KAEEGMs
a report was prevalent upon the street yes
terday that Major 4 c. Ducat Of Col. Near
thurs regiment, WAS to be appointed to the
Colonclcy Of the Mechanic Fusileers, if the
Government will accept that corps as a Me-
chanic Fusilecr regiment, and that ]. If. VIII
son, the present Colonel, had gone to Wash
ington. In this connection the following card
has significance: .
RuInors have been set afloat by interested
parties to the effect that owing TO the e1aeaac
in the Mechanic Fusileer Regiment, COM
n,anded by me, I have resigned. wish to en-
phatically deny it. was commissioned by
the War Department., and in that quarter
alone can my commission be revoked. If it
can be shown that it is for the interest OF the
regiment and the country that should resign,
Colonel Commanding.
We are in receipt Of frequent con1munica-
tons from members OF this regiment, conf
dently anticipatingn 4 change, but Of the truth
of the report Or the merits Of the change, VIC
are rs yet uniniormcd, and reserve any jude,-
ment upon the matter for future opportu-
| nifty.
4 PORTRAIT FOB EVERY PATnIoT.-We had
| the pleasure last evening of seeing Middle
| toms portrait Of Washington, in oil colors,
| copied from Stewards original painting. We
have, during the last month, seen very fatter-
ing notices in our exchanges Of this work of
i art, and were prepared to sec flnc specimen
Of art; but VIC do not hesitate to say it farsur
passes our highest conception Of it's richness
aud beauty. Certificates from among the first
artists in this country, who have secn and ad'
l hi
, 1861-12-20

sw 5000 Drums, MI sizes, with calf skin hcsds;;
also, general assortment Of improved Arcot-
dcous Brass and String Instruments. ETC.. for sale
at costby .Baner, % Sonth Clark street. Idet+17e
EGO 10 the TRIBUNE Office for your printing.
, 1861-12-20

JkxIxA:-Your favor received: Our advice Is
to purchase him nice Kerosene Lamp for Christ
mas. Il is a nemento constantly before one
You will find an endless variety at Noble's Lamp
.pf MI Ernrofinm. IT'S Lake street. dr17-St
, 1861-12-20

The regular annual Communication Of Oriental
Lodge No. S. AT. and A. H., for the election ofo
GERS and payment Of dues, will be held at the Nh
sonic Temple this Friday) evening 1T O'Clock.
1t n. G. CHASE, Sec'y.
, 1861-12-20

NEW Mrs1c.-Messrs. Root s. Cady, music
dealers, IS Clark street, have issued the fol
lowing new music: '*Nel1ie Lost tand Found, u
by Henry c. Worth; the s' John Brown Song,''
which is immensely popular; "The Vacant
Chair" new and very sweet melody, by
Geo. r. Root, and the ssLafner Waits" by F.
g. Otto.
, 1861-12-20

TIMELY A1D.-Thc ladies' under whose au-
spices the festival at Bryan Hall is now pro-
gresslng, have already commenced their good
work By distributing several baskets of pro-
visions and other good things among the
worthy and neccssitouB Of the soldiers fan,i-
lies. Whatever is left ntter the festival will
be appropriated in a similar manner THUS
hundreds Of families will be provided with
Christmas djnncrsi in advance, and joy pervade
many households. 1t will be matter o1
gratitude 1o- the soldiers to learn that thcn
fan,tlies are thus watcbfulty provided for, ani
it should also prove a hint to them that por
tfon Of the funds they are squandering To-
knicinacke with the sutler could be better ap
propriated In providing for their families.
, 1861-12-20

TEE PHILHARMONIC cREHEARsAL.-TheP Phil
harmonic rehearsal WIS largely attended yes
terday afternoon, and the successful manner
in which the programme was carried out, au~
gurs well for most brilliant concert. Ledo-
gard, the new tenor, was not present, but we
understand is diligently preparing himself by
private rehearsal for his de6ut.
, 1861-12-20
no RENT.-PIANOS AND
NELopEONS

TO REET-new and aeccud hand Ptanos for sale LOW
t4pt1TIly1
, 1861-12-20

CHICAGO, Dec. 19, 186l-
We may establish the identity Of the troupe
4 little more closely. Crevclli is the daughter
Of the splendid D'Angri; Ardavani WAS for
merly baritone in Ullman's troupe at the New
York Academy; Gariba1di WAS second bass
with Junca, years ago, in an Havana troupe
We believe, and Wolowski is not an unknown
name in the piano world. But granting the
identity, We do not see how it at al modides
or accounts for the failure, for grapes caunot
grow upon thorns nor Gg6 upon thistles.
, 1861-12-20

EIRST-CLASS "DOCK" AND
i aLnulber Yard Property to rent for nA ny
JNHN MATTOCKS Jr. Telegraph Building south
"a .,o1.,a. I nEe an6 fTark strreta de[h6s11a