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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-06

fHOR sALE-A desirable two story FRAME
L BUILDING no. aga New Jersey avenue. bet.
stree and New York avenue is offered fos pfi-
vste sale. Immediate possession giTen. Title per-
feet Terms: one half cash; the balance 10 s, 9.
and u months. secured by deed OF rust on the
properly. 1neuire of N. CALLAH, 213 street,
tet E4th and 18th cts ja55t-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-06

ECR RRNT-Any person wishing to rent a small
n brick HOUSE. central locality
oDs0le Terms can be eccomrnod eted by purchasing
the furniture In the came ConsistiI o; sill arti-
cies necessary FER house keeping. Price o. furnI
turs $3.50 cash. Enquire of W. Fl. H02E, $50 a
street, or st ths HerDdon II sue. corner OF and
9Th. between and O'Clock p. jai St.
FOR RENT-A large four-sto~y HOUSE for
y rent and FURNITURE for sale at lew rates.
The house has sixteen rooms: well suitsi for
boarding bouEe or private residence che -ocsu
rant intends leaving the city. Address A. al. g.,
Sfer fffcA il 1T
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-06

BY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS huctionesrs
TWO DWELLING H0USg7nT DgLAW WARE
l. AVENUE AT AUCTION On MONDAY, Ilth inst,
at o'clock. p M. shall sell in front of the
PREMISES, one BIi * and one Frame House situ-
aisd on De swArs avenue, between and strsats
rcrth being on part of lot 6 In Berry L Mo
hun SUBDIVISION Of sousre 7H. Persons Wishing
to bay mall wellings would DO well to attend to
sale the property will be soli without reserve.
ja4 G&6s GRESN II WILLIAMS Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-06

E% THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON
account OF the weather, until FRIDAY, the Stt
install same hour and place.
By order of the Trustee.
jas GREEN Il WILLIAMS kucts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-06

LNOR SALS-Ths GOOD WILL AID FIXTURES
l. of restaurant situated in one of he best bus
liners locations in the city. Everything new AID in
perfect order The oaly reason for selling Is that
tie pre- sent cprietor DESTROYS Of cbsnging bis
at The star Ofsce, la ats
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-06

Two FURNISHED vRONT ROOMS I'd RENT
i With Board, at 442 street, betWesn 9th aud
9th,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-06

E0R RENTAL 299 rest, bat~san l2ta and
II 18th streets, large ard we'll furp,saad PAR
LOB. with nd Room adjoining, on second hoor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-06

WALL, sTAP INNS d co..
322 PENNSYLVANIA AvEsus,
UHer the largest sortnent In this city. snnsrss
lag all qualities used by ofAeera in the Army sad
asIy; ,Scs as sWoEPS; sAsHEs, BELTS
60, &C., with . nne assortment Of UNIPORM
JLoTHIEG, with which we can furnish OF eers
scnpls to outfits in Q few moments.
( WALL. ETRPHENS Sc CO.,
60 il-tHf S22 Pannsyivsnia Ave nus
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-06

ENOk 4ALE-Ard Immediate possession given, .
4 LARGE and we'll built three-story Brick H0 USE,
with Cellar entire and two story Back Building on
serond street north. betwsen and streets ,nsar
Penn. avenue and the Capitol The Lot Ia IS, by
$50 deer; Is in good order. For terms. &c apply
to CHIs. Il. LANE, aga Penn. ave., near AZ ct.
DE- 10 (iutel,I
, 1864-12-11


Years sco some Of tho ownezs OF sections in the
nc'ghborhood Of Biue 1aland built the plank road,
with the view. evidently, to the Important object
ofdraintng their 14nds by ditehIng along the road
side, with lateral dftche. intezsectng tho same. -
lse I'D fE1p4S nSE
Branch, u = suggestion Of IN improvement well
worthy tho attention Of the corporate authostdes
4 ao 4 q = c u r. I'll,
nation Of NE wet prairie south and southwest OF
tho city, for agricultural purposes.
+; esS1t cs or mors IL sonssl
seoat tour feet 70 he pis, Or more, 20 I'll ne4i
h1y sbo1a es ,hs sa reass
certa1n that an area Of hfty square miles could be
drained into The river, thus purifying il By cor
ysi1e Of Every square mile redeemed, Il eonse-
qtente not less than dye 10 twenty-five thousand
dollars, while to the city, In a sanitary point Of
SieT, Tho benefits TO be derived would bo inealeu-
1:would suggest that II the city and township
authorities would sct Ia Conjunction, the improve
Let roads Be opened on ths section lines sunaing
rorth md eouth, say for four OF six miles weat md
one or two miles east Of the plank road to extend
sss xo1s @fs soaae @ g. e. ss 10 s y 5
its, whence The city authorities could conduct It to
.ht liver. A. the city is 30 near, tho increase IN
len Ten % 70 fosty dolals per sers, and would scsdiiy
fu,niah the means to pay The e1pcnse Of auch an
cp,crpr1se. Should tho land owners pay tho whole
rapI6se 1t would not probably coat moro than four
ps cent Of ,ho Increased rs!us ol their lands.
/ Should q thorough system Of drainage bc adopt
Cd, similar to thatI have suggested (and it SEQ ms
to nc little engineering sktll L. necessary to cns-
lie anv one to udKo OF tho fessIbitIy OF tho i'm
proyciucnt) both The city and country would soon
bc lid Of Tho ulAsnatle innneneea always Incident
to tic vicinity OF uarsh 1ende. md from ths IN.
Rxre6. Tho South Dr9nch would then Eecoive
1t~ entiro watrf shed OF IN area Of nfey square
mites. :. {.
, 1864-12-11
Mar kets by Telegraph.
NEW YORK MIDNIGHT DISPATCH.

Especial Dispatch TO the Western Preek1
Ekw fosK, Saturday, Dec 10-mldnlght.
Stock market extremely dull and IN ympsthJ Wit,
The weather, and the nsnal inactivity OF Saturday.
Sales generally small, and speculAsive feeling Eat a.
cept upon mining stock represented II no regular
Beard. which 1ere reuersly sctiye and drm. staro
market steady 1t open Board. bnt businea Light
Movement ia Qulekstlver and Cumberland CONTINUES,
and higher prices wero made .... :.
Government etoch sze dull. The pressure to sell
continues, nud quotations aro4cweE.
R.i'Eoad stoek1 sre loEeE throughout
The gold market wps dull throughout the morning,
and the general sendency vas to lowef rsses Under
he recent sdvance OF gold several Of the best Colo
ssdo stoeks are more active
Monsxss rather more stringent among dc.ess IN
and money bepkeE3 there Is great abundance Of
money, which u readily lent on call II z cent.
rozeiga exchange Is nearly nominal. saipnants Of
geld today n N,4 oo0
, 1864-12-11
-, st. I4ouia Mark ef. :,


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1 -
=. BIT. Lou's, Saturday, Dec. 10.
TcnAooo-Lowcr. salss of scraps At 81 1Bo34no: In !
fcrior iues 1t 3aAoa7.o; factory do At S15o7sbo:
planters do 1t 90: comnon Leaf 1t ~. 80
1e.c5: medium shipping 1t $1s23a21oo: good DO at
Ss ocoeaso; common manufacturing Leaf ss $ss.75;
medium do 1t ii. z7.5o1z.15 100 nA.' -
FLoux-1nacsiyt. salea Of supcrahe At t7so; eonn-
try branded Extra at es6s; doubts extra 1t &a.73;
choice do 1t $1A5o delivered; city At LIZ hrI :"
0aA1K-wheat nFus. .5ales Of fair and good sAH At
SIas01ssH; good 10 prime At f1oo; choice 1t taab:
extra choice white 1t tlo bu. Corn-sa,es Of MIXED
at elsso1s5; yellow nominal; white q 1AoSils; aer
white In secondhand sacts q 50: white At 1f ba.
Osis r1nor. salcs go sscks In lots At e1c - do At
size. and 20 do 1t SC bu. Rye lower. Sales 3eo
saok1, IN lots. 1t ILLS bu. ;,'
P4oyrssuas-ElEher. Sales 100 hrls country McssG
Pork Lard higher Sales isp*cs country kettlo
rendered 1t z1c, and 6 do do 1t &c = ,. a..
Hoas-Bettcs. Bales 900 head At o730l1. 40
100 ns gross; rs head Averaging 40 NJ At s1D5, and
26 aud SD head the lstter lot averaging 20 nj g1uea
At {il2 p 100 hk x1csa. -
, 1864-12-11
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.


services at the plscc or worship, corner of TiIri
avenue and Van Bureu street. morning at lu;30:
fssFins S. Rshs IS ssS:Sy Sy e. "a Phi Hill +
St. Mark'e Parish-Dlvine service in the RrIo
slss @ m saaa.y ws School, sd w 5a
punctually 1T o'clock. Mr. Van Wagganan viii
deliver before the aehool the second o. he sesio4
very interesting pnd comprehensive narrative,
with accurate and finely executed maps Of the
Holy Land. st1nge5s are in.tted.
lecture fn this course, On Authors and Books, By,
Rev. Robert Collyer, win be given In The church,
corner Of Chicago avehue and Dearborn street. on
Sunday evening 1t 7:so o'clock: suhjeet-Thack-
Livingston R. D: Chuseh, corner Of Monroe and
sangapon% % streets & ssT1Ses @ at 1880 4 n, and 7:so
Rcs. !. $. snsl of s' psae!s Conference, 1i win
preach at Park Avenue Church, corner Of Park
sS9 s1a eaassy msssy ns' tsss. a..a Cheney,
by this church q o'clock instead Of $40 p. n rs
e.: sna e.ps
he SUNDAY sehoe, he utmost pronptitude d ase- ,
Friends meeting Il held every Sabbath at II
Block, corner Of Clark md Weshington aheets.
at o il The @oining Ing "a 7 L tas sVenins. ha:
Subject for 1norning: .science, The saIior:''
| Evening: The Ethics Of RespecabIlity.'
| Church Of the Holy Communion tEptscopa.) cor
". Hagcr, Rector: Sunday services al I930 a. n.
and 30p. N. All seats in this church are nee.
Rev. Mr. Hibbard's third lecture on the " New
Jerutaiem," /" as described In The s1st chapter oi
Revelations, w,n be delivered 1t the Nay 5crusa.
| lem Temple, on Adams street near thaf flake, this
1 (Sahbath} evening, at u o'clock. seats frce.
Christian Church, Weat Monroe street. between
Aberdeen and Ruckcr streets. Services at til
house to-day as usual, at IN o'clock a. m, and Il
r. N. Subject Of tho morning dlscou.so-"Tht
| Doctrine OF Election and Hcprohatiou. Seatl
free. Sunday School at the close Of the morning
service.
Grace Church, corner Of Chicago avcnne and La
| salle streets. Services at 10} d. N. Sermon by
Rev. J. Smart on t'Ihe Importance fan Educat
ed Ministy." Sunday School at o'clock p. n
Eeryice att O'Clock. Sermon by Dr.. Tidany, Pas
tor. Subject" Moral Assimilation from intel
| 1ectual perception"
, 1864-12-11

Dr. James, formerly Of New Orleans, when
be ested diseases Of the genital or sexual org1ns
for oecn Jcars and Tor the last three years Chi
street, between Stats and Dearborn streets. Dr..
James Is the only specialist now practicing In tho
United Sntes in the treatment Of diseases Of the
Fistfc of his professional skin rom professors OF
medical colleges and hospitals and from the press.
These testimonials are not boGHs, nor d9 tneI
States. Tho parties arc still llvang and can ho re-
ferred to ut any tm1. Dr.. james within the 1ast
dfeen yeara haa treated more diseases successfully
nhyeicfan In the United States. Dr.. James ID re-
sponslblc and reliable. To those still skepdc3'l
moi ior ihe dcllcacJ Of tho subject, Dr.. James
coald refer to numerous persons he hss sueeess'
lufiy treated. .,.a-
All consultations confidential. Ten .cparate rooas,
Oti,co bouIs from 4. N. till 8 p. N. -, -
dccll-b7SSt . -.
, 1864-12-11

Ing 100 ~. At st7 n head. Prtqes rsoged from -
SIC. Receipts, $500. i:
s1lEEP-Arc decidedly hotter. selling quickly as 9f
oez8Ao fnr choice eatrs Canadian. asceeipts, 5op-
HuGS-The demand tot Hogs continues good 1t itH
412Ae. Receipts, 900; shipped 70 Nov York, t8a
, 1864-12-11

LAncExT or cEo1Hno.-R Riehard Cole was, on
Saturday, brought up In the Poltce Court, on COM
,palnt Of John Corblt charged with the larceny Of
aquantaty pf clothing and money The parties
worked together In Hubbard l. Hunts packing
house, corbit lost 4 quantity Of clothing md
money. Cole vas caught In The street wearing q
pair Of The stolen pnia Re claims that he bought
nothing of their former owner. He wis held to
hs31 in The Npsn- of HHfH0
, 1864-12-11
AN Ap1RnICAN 9yVENT1Oy.

The Grover 4 Hakcr sewing Machine
u an American Inventory Emp2oy.
1nE, American ArttSaN6, and Appeal.
tssR 20 tho American Pcoplc for Pa
, 1864-12-11

r. Dtseases Of the Nervous, Seminal, Urinary
and sexual Bystem1. New and reliable treatment
LIN reports Of tho Howzfd Association. Scut By
mail In sealed letter envelopes ftcd Of CHARGE Ad
dFess DE- ]. 8klllon Hou2htou, Howard Assoe3.
ton, 70. South Ninth street, rhiladelphia, Pa.
|. 'ocM-W.3M - -. -,
, 1864-12-11

tho Friendlets was held at tho Homo on Wednes-
dsy last. The following donations for the month
ending Dec. 6th we're reported as collected BY the
Agent Rev. =. H. Boring: ..,,
ger, 3l00; Jona. .Buzr, f100; Daniel: Thompson,
80; A. 3. Goodrich, So; A. 3. Sands 4 Co, "a;
T. " Aysry: 70; ". Mea7s . hates c. sso; noy-
ert Law, &s6; Holhrook & Parker, $S5; Sutton &
Butkett &aB; Webster d Gage, $s5; J. A. Smith
Co. x; g Hao esg; . hysEson son, D. No .acrEas I,
CO.. ais Ti GGrt Is; e. s. II i. astsrson, ZOO,
go; II: Asndslso1 70; ca~gbel!S Bailey e,1 sl9;
sa!Ha,@ nss9s 916 Soeeb be9eseq c Il ss eaab
RI; {s;,,J. s. H.t6aV.y, S7S; 4 8: Bailey,
I3ee; IS; cs.S, s.; K.s s Edwin iRi asnt Il is; AM
brose i Jackson, Is; Charles Raitz, s; Gaah, q;
$o|5; i.s Sss5s5 RI NS sS' 9 b T: hsa cs'h g.
From Dc counhy--Benton, IAke, county, for.
xa,ded y J: 8. :Altesel: E.S bostal, potsto.s4.
asesa eeaa "a e s !;
e?s$ss saa e.sss
and other Vegetables, estinsfed It 9l[b0; Dis.
nand, Lake county, forwarded By 1essEs. Ben
as aaah sSs ss as 'sssSns% 8 xPs o7s
Clark. potatoes and other vegetables, eslmated At
80; Harrington Centre, po@toee nd other reg
$a.70; Elzfn, orwataed BY Rev. J. Gibson, beam,
md other Commodities, tahnsted Ut sio1.
In addition to theee donations from tho country
We have received II money, the following donA
tons Harrington Center. by John Coadan, s465:
Darlington, collection In L. &. and baptist
Churches, TO; Kcwaneo, Methodist, congrega-
tional nd Baptist Chnrches, $76@; K,gin, y. 6:
Church, sa9o ssaesa, e14e9; Plainaeld .Rvsn.
Churches, s4ooo: Totsi fton tho country. esis.s,.
II iii ~ secn from tho sbora that vhte the d.
msuds OF tho institution aro largely Increased,
being ful Of the poor, through tho hcnerolence Of
the people, The means Of supporters also largely
increased. 1tisa noble eAalitJ and richly do
serves he contributors Of the public, Tbs Board
Ii highly eratiaed With the present condition Of
tie 1n46tukfcU4 - /. II y.sH
Asz1vaL-rhe schooner Vim. Smith, arrived in
Chicago ftom . Grxnd Haven On saturday
morning, afeer voyase Of three, days,
I A. m instance of-the severity OF the
sasa h.t ,SSs5,as 10
ot The ssilors hsd theiF too, hsdly frozen. The
, 1864-12-11

m 4 Il II e d.
On Monday morning. Dec. sth, 1861 by the Rev alr.
Hawkins, al tho rtsIdeuce Of the htides faLhef Mr.
L. G. DAVIS, OF chicago. and Miss LIZZIE P.PAr'
TEN, Of PnlAttne.
, 1864-12-11

TOR SALE-Fnst-class Resi-
ON MICHIGAN AVENUE House and tet G Sss@"; ;
Houso and Lot, ES10 House and Lot &6uG-, -, M ,
on WABASH AVENUE House and 4 Let, t. eIM eGt.,9 ;
Houae and Lot, - 0o4: House ana tos. I'll ~
LOT on Mlch!Gan avenuei eoieet tT{ERHTT III HIT
net r Rtat Eatste Gmcs. No. q Metropolitan Block.
deG-oHH+tnt
, 1864-12-11

rnstnsai1 snd foFesatl were shivesed by The wind.
Cst 6suith rsporta ehat It wes the mosl Enploss-
mt psesaRp ho eycr KINDA .eefpsa The likes. ;!Tht
-6arab Glow started at The Hmo tine, sud u not In
yet.bnt II expected today" Hermann and yfb aails
slo HpoEna4 laszscd awaxa and .ner passage must
1t The aame tins, but taa not yet bcen heard of.
Observation-Disclosures
Ii :1l,:.COILEGE. = - ~ !
t..tT,N3':'::.. -l---i: '~:7i
mcet,nr;' ar morh. mica and .oshe1v-
- Report or tho Comnalttet-Pcr-
- manens Organization. -.
, 1864-12-11
Tuesday, Bee. l3,

il WCS&1d1J 3 DCVs 1sS9
Ats1 O'Clock, ~ will sell af Tour salesrooms A., 4B
snd earhoEn .tttes large s.ao5tnaot of sapes1-
IA me 1erFated Ware. CastoE7 with nve b,ttes
spoons, Forks, Call Bells. Butter pi4nts. CFeams La
Ira dno English lTorg handled Taolc Cutlery. Also,
Fine Steel Plate Engrayings. "
Also. Linen Goods Table Cloths Irish Linen Hand
terch}eis Lade4. A5ses, Chii&Fen'a aud 6euta' Ho-
Nsry, Towell. Wool! Table Covers, Carpets, ssovea.
etc.
Alct otFur Capes Muts. vlctor1nes and Cu9s-ln
Fitch and Mountain Martin,
-. GILBERT SAMPSON,
de11.bAs Ct AutttoneeI1.
, 1864-12-11

TEE R1CHARpz' CoAN 8HELlxR CA8E+-SOMe
objection having been msde to tho correctness Of
IN Item appearing In the Ta1nuxE several days
ago, In relation TO the Rlcha1ds' Manufacturing
Company, we reproduce the facts "a they apreal
upon the record. It sppeaM from the bill fled In
lGe cause, that in the month Of NOV. 1855, J. C.
Richards was intercstedin patent Com Shelter,
snd tsat about th.t tine being 1ntolyent, he pro-
Nsrris, thst they should form company under
md Vending shese CON she5!es., 70 3 e,lisd tss
~ oaesaaa Sss .ass 1T
sy y e'oa e 't 'to4 70 :ses .,S T1sassas assa. e., e.,
for:ayo years from the 18th day Of Nov. 1852 md
thaf be didexeeuto such N agreement; that The
on hand; books seeonnts,. noles securities and
evidences Of tndehtedncss; that Tho company
tS !: eS csS = saa
not to exceed co. one-tourth Of which sun was
to Be deducted from his drst eix months wages as
sna $ srns Of The C. IT,
sd1ess s, ,sm.a1; tat Richards vas employed b
thcm Is as'Supellnnndent untIl Oct. 1855; tint be
aa r. r. nDs Ssa sna t
trade purchased ot said Richards; that Richards
:' e.. ha sssS ss
collected monies belonging to tho company
oi.aietShe has retnsed TO render m account;
said Meharda fron their employment; that slnce
his discharge be has collected monies belonging
- Ae eomrsn and that he has notifies cusa0mefs
the mschi1es under his PATENT. Tbs pfsyer + Of The
hM IL for wit Of injunction. The wat tssucd
pro JeTne. HI. Richards then dlcd cross Bill, In
tained by Gae company should BE- dissolved. aud
th vtt q Injunction Milon sa9aa ,s:as II hIs bshs
as.snst no bnea sseS:, osf15e the
WI d}scoveted, and modified Injunction iasued
against tho company. restraining them from dis.
poag Of fha'r Interest in tho patent md stock Ia
sa1eeuent cnte4 ID into between The parties: The
court aleo saggeated DO appointment Of Rsssiv.
who ahou1d reRoEt 70 the court ~ @
bcep sppoinssd, - It 10 thought tho pa1tles psy
Be able TO sstals theIs dlmculdes among them
We bslicys Tint tAis h dc sitastion Of the con.
i tsAs hstNesa ~ contenAing fnterests.<
, 1864-12-11

:. Mus Ax4u MAIN. In the costume Of Scotch
lassie, will give some of those charming Scotch
ballads, Intetspcrsed with other attractions, at
Bryan uall, on Tuesday and "Wednesday evenings
1rr%mber 18th md 18th.
, 1864-12-11
r AIDES CLOAKS

CUPERIOR lou S E. Il o Id
- Furniture; slverP1ated Ware. Linen Goods, etc ,
AT Auction,
, 1864-12-11
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Vol

;" "ANTED-Substlt and VoI-
w unteern. Wn. Murphy 4 Bzos., a. crer, w!ll
furn!sh men reasonable terms - any ene Thosa
uhing to enlist In the May tuE the term Of two cr
the!F arraugencnts with the anderslgncd THIS emcs
u branch oEce Of Lieut.. JnnN D. HAKTr. comu5and-
HEE s. Naval Rehdozyous at Chicago. H.,snd any ona
n once that aEe thc only authorized aEents
good bouuties BY applying at our office. Aliens,
Veterans and Minors Will alEsys BE .eestvsa. "
furnishing Substitutes for thnse liable to drn, CT
drafted men Do not fall to call before closing bar
gain elsewhere. WM- MURPHY BROS. (esseme1t
corner Of Randolph and Lasalla sts- deS hSs-st
, 1864-12-11

TAusa, ,Anorn1n Mans LsrrEHs.-John Eng
hesR WIS brought before q. 8. Commissioner
uoyne on Saturday, On u charge Of Obtaining BY
fradd and deception letter addressed to Seth
Godec, and unlAwfully detainine tho same. There
sna no evidence of criminal intent, and tho de-
Lrtant WIS discharged.
, 1864-12-11
THE EATTRACTIONO OF THE SEASON.
New England Farm House -Entcr~
tAinment at Bryan Hall.

The entertainment announced At Bryan Hall for
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, Dec. 18th and
14th, will undoubtedly embrace a combination Of
novelties seldom, II ever, presented to Chicago
audience.
We arc assured that the Arrangements arc COM
p1cte for tho exhibition OF home scenes, In the
country, about the time Of the Revolution, by q
large family; scenes drawn from real life away
y bss =
Btgner of tho Declaration Of Independence; Bridal
Party In the olden time; Music, euch as our foEe-
.tathers tnng IN meeting and out Of meeting. ~
sing conc Of their favor1tc selections. The band
nom Camp Douglas will be present. A few Of the
enteEprielng 1adtcs Who arc Interested IN giving
through the liberality Of generous citizens ac:3
large hearted soldiers In Camp Douglas, to make
two formal Of ycFy valuable prcscnts
to worthy and distinguished persons, whose
names vii! appear anon IN connection with THOSE E
tseat may be anticipated.
A very profound Southern argument will be pre-
eerted tn tablcau upon side platform. Ths New
England iSsy pfSRoss to feed tho hun$.y md
promised to furnish the largest roast pig ever
cooked In Chicago for the New England table, and
| We arc assured that nutcakcs and swtet cider,
%
% Aneiees1t @ six siiE cult iii viii Be- oa Exhibition during
the enfertAinment, the work Of fair and willing
hands. and at the close will he forwaflcd As g1f
ftDm ua, the IS s4eSkthsehool ehildrcn to President
Ths proceeds ii the entertainment vii, be acyo
ted 10 the worthy object Of furnishing, the chape
u The new Fisat Baptist Church. now In cousse O.
eonstrucaon,0n Wabash ayenne, near Anhbsee
] Tickets 80 cents. -Eor sale at Root / cady's, "
B. Keen's, kud st the hall.
, 1864-12-11
.. Suction Sales.

~ WV*VVW fsA9SF*VW*
WIN. A. BUFFERS s. CO.,
AuCTlONEER3,
snlesrooms In Portland Block,
NOS. los. 1n5 AND 1N DEARBORN STREET,
acestS2u pthp
FOURTEEN MARES AND
Il Horses, buggy. Hstnes and Cutter
AT AUCTION. -
On TUESDAY, Dec. 18th, at O'Clock,
At The Hone and Carnage Repository. IS! and 16s
WaehinEton st., bet. Ltkac and " els st1 .Withoutle
serve : saaa: 10 S!arts, .ek Roam sos5ei and pay
Also, Grey Saddle Foney. Grey Horses. and Bay
Horse Also, Donole Hszncsa. Single HaEneos, open
Duggys&c. ,-u,,,,
de11b7l-st Auct.oneezs.
, 1864-12-11

Tuxrr or 4 snow-CAsz.-A few days ago q
showcase containing goods 10 tho amount OF IS.
was etolen from In front OF. the store No. 1s7
North Wells street Tho -theft was traced to. six
nsSacs are James Mcdonnell, william Mcdonnell
puQ' 'Alcxander Martin. They were taken before
commissioner Williams who sent them to tho Re-
form School. The property has not been recov'
ctpd,
, 1864-12-11

FnEuoH AxD SrAx1sH I4AxeuAurs.--We cali
tic attention Of our readess p tho advertisement
Of Mona Fasarger, in another column, his terms,
&c, for. teaching the French and Spanish 1hn-
pu,rcs, Mons Fssa.ger is frstclass iqstructor,
and numbers among 6ts pupils memhers Of many
don IL eu1inenuJ successful, and Is rapidly be-
canning tho most popular. :
, 1864-12-11

1AncKnr.-Hcnry Deitz and Peter Stone were
brought up in the Pollea Court on Saturday.
charged with tbs larceny Of cow from John
on.nu.s The znimal was missed some days ago,
and Deitz was on Saturday found driving her along
the et1eet. The case was postponed until Tuesday,
tho parties being required to find ball In The sum
Of &l0o each.
, 1864-12-11

,Rx1xAsxn.- IL said that the military authori-
t1c8 have RELEASED Obedtah Jackaon it,, from con-
dncment =, Camp Douglns- He lett for New York
on Saturday morning.
, 1864-12-11

.Nu. HA7W BROWN Mu,1xn will be present IN
costume, ut Bryan Ha1l, Ut the "SeV England
Firm House. and Au,Ical Feat1ral Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings, December 18th and 14th.
, 1864-12-11

Advices from Germany report great excite
ment on account of the execution Of Muller.
The conduct Of the British Government was
bitterly denounced, and It vas thought At
Berlin that there vas danger Tor time ofan
people..ftm believed Ii Mullc1'a innocence.
The dfst:accouats published in Berlin Of the
execution made no alluslon to Muler's con-
festion, built WAS subsequently, announced
and Of course had trauquillsing efiect-
, 1864-12-11

REAL ESTATE SALE-The elegant marblefront
block On the corner Of West Washington and Cur
,is streets, owned and erected this season by Chas.
". Cook, Esq, ,sas purchased list week, by ].
Eedlll, Ee9., editor Of he calsaoo TRIBUNE, for
taIns SIX dwellings,, each finished In tho best mod
cIn style. This Is tho sixteenth block ol build
irEn erected By Ill. Cook IN Chicaso., Al OF h!s
work is Gfst-ciaas. We understand TINT 1t Is his
intention to build q block Of buildings on West
Warrington and Wil1ardP Place next seas9n. Of 80
feet front md same style and finish as the block he
has sotd TO Nr. Medil1. Such men Is he belong to
tie category Of useful citizens. -