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PERSONAL.

M Rs. l.: SMITH, an excellent Clairvoyant and
~ Test edium, 252 Fourth street, five doors
above street, examines diseases, heals by mag
netism, sees your dead and living friends, tells
character gets names, reads the future, has great
sympathy for the afflicted. Hours from 10 a. M. TO
-. M. je l0-fws
MADAME .,AHOLIAB wishes to inform her
w friends that she is prepared to read to ali
who wish to give Der a call, the present and fn-
ture; point out the future husband and wife, She
Is an impressed medium, and can be consulted ON
Business of importance. All confidential. House
NO. 22I b street. between 9th and 7th, second
moor. lsIan0. je 9-3tS
ITO THE POOR AND UNFORTUNATELY
alton gratis from IL to IL M Medicines
without charge. .-- - - ~
DIR. BECHTINGER, f.
Formerly Surgeon in charge in the Austrian and
italian army. informs the public of Washin aton
that he has just arrived from Paris, and devotes
his attention to the treatment of all kinds of dis
eases. Particular attention TO females and pritsts
diseases He conyersesin English, French, Ger
mas from the most celebrated university of Europs
a nsng IN n nas once. Penn avenue, SOP near Sd
je7-3w " r.
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FOURTH WARD STATION CASES Charles
Watkins, stealing Government property; mill
tary. John Hurley, threats; bail for peace
Thomas Radcliffe. drunk; workhouse. A. W.
Muller, John M Leach, Noah Sheefe, assault
ana battery; bail for peace. David Snyder, do {;
bail for court Dennis Daley, drunk and dis
orderly 81 So. Arthur johnson, threats; jail
in defult Of bail.
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DBMIRRPs ON BENDER-Two females
who gave their names Mary Smith and lisa.
bella Riley, and who hailed from Alexandria
came to Washington on & spree, and yesterday
while passing down the Avenue, between 10th
and 18th streets, in an open barouche, they de-
ternined upon little sport of the pugilistic
order, and set 10 work to scratch, tear hair
and make calico and bonnet fixings fly gener.
ally; interpreting the performance with oaths
and obscene language, much TO the disgust of
respectable pass ers by. They We're driven to
the Second Ward Station, and this morning
Justice Clayton fined each 81.
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RYJ. o. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers.

VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT THE
CORN ER OF II AND 10Th STREETS.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON. June II, at half pa 81
slx CLOCK, on the premises, shall SELL parts of
Lots Nos 10 and IL, in Square No. TO- fronting on
North II street, at the corner of Nineteenth street
west, To be divided into building lots
These Lots are finely located for private resi-
der ces: ON quiet and pleasant street. but In fuil
view OF Pennsylvania avenue
Terms cash. ..IT
Conveysnces ct the cost Of the purchaser.
esd &C. MCGUIRE a CO, Aucts.
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FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT.-For rent. a
Il Furnished House, until September LIST. at a
very moderate rent; situated on Pennsyv ania av.,
in the hcusn. - lie 6-3t*
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CHARGED WITH HAVING GOVERNMENT Pro.
PERTY.-YesteIday afternoon, John Wagner,
daiIyman, was stopped with his horse and
wagon by John Simonds, a soldier, who
charged that the horse Wagner was driving
was one stolen from q lieutenant about six
months ago. 1t was charged that Simonds
proposed TO Wagner to let him 90 for six dol
lars. Officer NJ ct,oIgan. of the Fourth Ward
arrested beth parties. The prisoners were de-
iyered to the military authorities at the Cen.
trail G. uardhouse, when the soldier was dis
missed, and Wagner held for a hearing on
charge of having Government horse in his
DOssPssiOu
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EOR sALE-With immediate possession. a
T. PROPERTY fronting e6 feet on street, By
cottage. 10 rooms; three small buildings in the
rrssF good iencing, garden. fruit trees. &c.; for
MITCHELL q. SON, Real Estate Brokers.
my k-lms southeast cor pa. Az. and 18th st.
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! ROB BENT-A delightful REsIDEECE. with
= furniture, on Georgetown Heights, on the
square between Green and Mont gomery streets,
aeoye Stoddard ct. Possession given on the 10th
Ices. - my6
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TOR SALE-10G ACRES OF LAND at Belts
Vile, 100 acres at Contee's, 20 acres at Laurel,
30 acres ut Savage, ljI at Annapolis Junction,
100 acres at Jcstep's Cut, 100 at Hanover switch
& sores near Elkridge Landing, so acres 3 mile
from Baltimore. All on the Washington Branch
Pailroad. For terms aud description. apply to NJ.
BANNoS, 80 st. Paul's ST., Baltimore, Md
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EH0R SALE-A beautifully located BRICK
II HOUSE, 1exS2, eight rooms and passage; lot
ax9o to an alley. Immediate possession-only
/. 5 900 feet of Ground, fronting on Pa. avenue.
= MlTCAELL 4 Son, Real Estate Brokers'.
my n.1m* s.. Il. cor. Pa. av and 18th IT.
, 1864-11-26

Especial Dispatch TO the Chicago Tribune.1
ST. Lor7s, Friday, Nov. e5.
The Court Martial proceedings in the case
of Gen. Brown and Col Farrau arc progress
ing. 1t is stated that Brown refused to
charge rebel battery, *hich Fns taken By
bis own men under Col. Catherwood after
Brown WIS placed under arrest by Gen Pleas
anton, In the fight On the Il Maries Des Cyc-
poes."
4 lcttsr from Henry Lee Deck, Provost
Marshal al New Madrid, No, states that
Newt MISSY, notorious thief, highway rob
Der and bloodthirsty murderer, Of Southeast
Missouri. was killed on the morning Of the
S1st inst, by Stanley Graham and some Of the
Home Guards Of New Madrid county, seven
miles from the town Of New Madrid. The
writer adds that the Home Guards Of his
district, though most Of them are rebels at
heart, arc giying him powerful aid in freeing
the country from such characters as Buck
Powell and Newt Massy.
4 movement is on foot to Induce General
Rosecruns 10 rescind the order revoking Gen.
Ewing's order assessing wealthy citizens to
support Union refugees driven from their
homes by Price. 4 counter petition asking
the President to order the execution of Maj.
Wolf, or some other rebel Major, in rctalia-
lion for the murder Of Major Wilson, Il re-
cciviuE numerous signatures.
The soldiers in this vicinity received a
Thanksgiving feast yesterday from our clti:
xcns
Most Of the veterans recently arrived from
the pursuit Of Price, left last evening In
steamboats, for the South. The wagon trims
were encamped on Ludas' place, and this
morning started SouthWard.
, 1864-11-26
FROM XsADUC4HEd.
Matters in Western Kentucky-Sun-
mary fsusticc-The Enrolment OF
/

Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago Tribune.1
PADucA1I, Nor. -, ria CA1Ko, Nov. Is.
Previous to their execution In Massac coun-
t., Illinois-Bcll and Pu1dy-the hitter n1ade
important confessions respecting operations,
and implicated several citizens as belonging
to the gang Of robbers. On Saturday man
named Hancock, living near Metropolis, was
arrested on the confessions OF Bell aud Purdy,
and taken before Justice of the Pence for ex-
animation, hut the proof against him not be-
ing sufficient to warr1nt his conviction, he
was accordingly discharged. Hancock be-
coming jubilant over his release, and not TAX
ing warning By his narrow escape, confessed
that he lad been IN accomplice Of Bell, and
participated in his robberies. This SO In
ccnscd some Of the persons, that lie was
again seized, and, finding him guilty upon his
own confession, strung hiu1 up on the road
5 nS Tnent saT menr as esf 52d 5
OF tree, a CHASTITY warning to thieves and
evil doors. The bodies of Bell and Pnrdy were
buried By come citizens of Metropolis. On
Saturday the father Of Purdy visited the
place and obtained the remains. Of his son,
bringing him home to this county for inter
mcnt. Purdy was we'll connected, and until
recently was accounted q Young man Of flnuch
promise.
Yesterday Captain Morgan, United States
District Provost Marshal, commenced drafting
to fill the quota Of men required under the
last call Of the President. The deficit Of the
district is a fraction less than 1000. Nc
Crackcn county was not called upon for any
men, having met al the demands, and still
has an excess Of LIB.
Hickman county was On the list, and the
names of 3GG Of her citizens drawn forth to be
enrolled among the defenders of their coun-
try. Business Of the office requiring the Mar
shars immediate attention, drafti1g 1g for the
There is nothing Inter from Hood OF For
, 1864-11-26


+Lou1syn1r, .Noy- 24.-Those WHO think
Gen. Thomas' troops are idle and accomplish
ing nothing, are mistaken. About SIX hun
drea prisoners, recently captured, have pass
ed through this city from Nashville, 1or the
Eorth within day OF two past. Five hun
dred and twcnty-eight arrived yesterday, en-
route for Camp Douglas. Chicago. Among
them are eight field and staff officers and
captured rebel Commissioned officers wcrcsent
to Johnson's Island On Thursday.
LOUISVILLE, Friday, Nov. 25.- About thirty
of Jesse's men were at shelbyville last night,
robbing stores, etc. jesse WAS at Eminence
some time plnndering the people. Federal
look after him. -:
Major General Burbridge with his COM
mnnd has arrived at Cumberland Gap.
An accidental fire at the State Peni-
tentiary at Frankfort last night, destroy
ed the chair factory, blacksmith md carpenter
which, if verified, would be contraband, TINT
Hoods army was marching on Pulaskt on
Wednesday, about sc, ,000 strong, composed of
the Sd cavalry and ten batteries Of artillery,
including9 rcinforcements from Forrest and
Dick Taylor.
leaving Columbia to The ieft, march into East
Tennessee, and join Price in Kentucky.
1t is possible the battle viii be fought at
Columbia to-day.
A rebel Colonel Was killed in skirmish
yesterday:
4 detachment Of our cavalry pickets we're
driven In within three miles Of Columbia,
when the rebels were repu1sed By our in
'fantry.
On Wednesday our forces withdrew. from
Pulaski, and are supposed to be concentrated
at Columbia.
:. There is no danger to Padueah for the
present,
, 1864-11-26
Reserved Working Capital, $4,000.

The Landa Of this Company arc located In Pleasant
County. West Virginia, and have been selected With
possible care and With especial reference
Ct + 4.:9:
na ,os Of ,hs PIT
and Of West VtrgnIs, and IN company With Them, 70
x ss r I 1ss
,ssa G r u t. s4es! as aa SR aq: s
upon whie, they hare struck oil In their uzst we'll at
qseS9 = iS aTstnS =
al Of engine and tnbe!ng to work this well Itiathe
81 IL t
md may through the action Of the pump opening the
ed IN saying that tits ven alone viii enable Us to pay
handsome dividend from the start: There Is room
lie :Ise Roys!y ri i one.hsi .he ol '. u''
easd h rEsy
sna sas iBs inisd On II %
g. as snh0 p n
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nRa %
Company e which Z sd5sns goed portion q ths
neavy gIowSh q timber: thsSs ts eso % III tsfm
4 Wheeling Company y now dsstloqs Of aI1ans1ns
uroye Of great value to the Company though the land
s + i s ct s. s. e.
pauy. and they hare already connaeL ce1 oGesattons
%seh
The third tract ofland selected l. known IS tho Trip
ia1EeT amount of boring bottom land than can os
ana 'n anas aord
ss ox 81 ef s9a
the De1gin OIL Company large and wealthy New YoES
so 4 ths ts
iand sso extends sboSe n5 70 tali cFeeE upon which
tasy ie5ss
one sst iii ~si slsn ley yafd5 q tie VIZ
en- limtta Of our terrtt9T; cur sst well upon ths
ecsrcey doubt OF very laFse yielding well being
wi" good road runs entirely through this {ssu and
s1gs part of tas boring sea1ory y Ta three @ a9a5 T.
Is % Se e lie pa & III
got exceed @ 6 SeH,s RE- 6,5rSl
distant it costs one dollar md ahan per barrel to
II as9 ,ns
fa y ~ as
s
o man and msoanis The fEehs e. IN e
mi tess.xent SuDcrtntsndInx-
* word Of the business men drectin: the Company
II e mt s Of
honorable business Integrity practical business
fact energy ard sucCc8s Is the best tho
public lint wisdom will Direct honesty characterize.
and success attend thclf efforts
S, S WILLIAMSON & CO.,
131 SOUTH wATER-ST,
Arc the Agents Of the Company in Chicago. and arr
prepared to sell stock give any Information Ia ref
, 1864-11-26
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.
The Military Tr1als-Fnr1her Testi-
m0ny-mflftarE aud Local News.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tzibuuc]
11D1ASAPo11s. Friday, Nor. Is, 1861
Two witnesses were examined before the
Military Commission to-day for the defense.
Edward Price, Of Sullivan county, testified to
the conservative views assumed In Hum-
phrey's speech at Caledonia, in 1868, when
mob were pursuing soldiers who Ind i'm
pressed horses.
Price said he Joined the American Knights
in 1868, to secure nomination for Office in
that county, the nomination being equivalent
to an election. He knew Of nothing disloyal
connected with the Order, and LEFT it soon
after he WAS elected.
S. G. Burton, Radical Peace Representative
from Sullivan county, Has then pnt on the
stand. His testimony vas pdamaging to
the defendants, and as be Is their own Wit
ness, they are stopped from impeaching him
Burton has opposed the war from tile COM
mcnccncnt. He said he Joined the Order in
August, 1868. Hc first stated that the Order
tionary about it. His office in the Temple
was that Of Ancient Brother, md he con
lerred the obligations On candidates..
The Judge Advocate then read to him from
the ritual The declaration Of principles sub
scribed to by candidates before receiving the
uISL AEl-IEt. u1CA utElAIE6 t4lAt II ueQ QIlcl4la
exceed their delesated powers, it was the in
lerent right and imperative duty Of the peo-
pie to resist such officials, and if need be to
eSpcl them by force OF arms.
Witness said that referred to counter
revolution against the Administration. Ihat
citizens should maintain their rights when
trampled On, by force of arms, md that WIS
the only remedy. He admitted that in his
speech he had claimed that the Administ1a-
ton had usurped power, and that the rights
Of the people had been trampled on. He also
admitted that counter revolution by force of
arms was one Of the purposes Of the order.
But few more Witnesses will be introduced
on either side, but arguments Of counsel will
probably be lengthy. The Commission I'D
journed till Monday.
The Soldiers in the various camps around
the city were treated to q fine dinner on
Thanksgiving day.
TIE veterans Of the 49th Indiana arrived
yesterday.
4 1cam Of horses ran away with heavy
wagon today, and William Finkle. a soldier
WHO tricp to stop them, was thrown down,
run oycr and dangerously hurt. he belonged
TO the a6th Indiana. It Is feared his injuries
are MOI tal
, 1864-11-26

1~. ..1,o t. <1,o fr5t,v,r,fno and ,,rdoul,+nd
We .a1c - Nv ~ ~ Cn..ao '1n :. ,,-ass,,.. a w
11a'' " les'ae"s s. ~ c IT, 80 aenn.,,- -
regards n's on1 c1s ~. ~: .oaa .s.ino.:~ -. ru..
.ne "o'st 4oo1 ~ "Nu :. "s1o ~ 49, ~ - s.1,'..'s
y, no' na'ns 4e'ue - " oe "noo4e
nc sl" "ols3 4clo" ~ 'o"A o'' o'oe' my
Taununs' anu 10 our 1'elIrasneuI' n's tit,
oi ycAo" "1cAs' ~ iA1u u44eAe VI tne
bra'n' pefnnps one u nis na'. we c'tea
come upon stray o"clic.s IRON nlano
1o"ns' snhking on our ous1 against us, no
Aght task now mai 1he "a1er car1s nave
naulsu on .os sne s,,ss ss.'eon. % "uA1 ancompn-
InenNAJ pu'.eso s.les 49,. ~ ass u.. ouio. ~
lucy lRl.u. .Ac'' o"n opoI A. y. e.-t.n' u4oecleo
~ no snns 'a. !, ,ss', , :" sare-o ~ & au sApns
1'r~see pt' % darS. = :hat W scgers1 1,o~s,nd mon
49,, c,.,,,a s,,,,o,rhcro ,rhom thrs- own
s g. ~ :. ~ omonnt of monev naid down
"ou !o1 ~ ~ aa,,,d ,,orsnsde IN -cs;do
~ ~ So.,o.eo Sa far a s;no1c ecosnn. And vet as
- IT,. ~ s.e..au +his .nd snrv;vc It. As vet
~" - .,,.,to ,,oos,roe of hcncro.
~ untp.A4 ~ l.1e.ss,a l ~ ca- 49, ,,rono +.tion
Aence nhse ueeu u.'> u'se ~. xhasa r. .an,,soote
ol enlightenment ''1ao = - - ,.. ~..a~n ~,
They must go down 10 'nc'f EtasJs Hns'e
they arr, and ioF sepnltu1e' CONT no' ''s u 4A'se
-HtA or dtace1ano.
Nay, more mol only 90 We nol ae1lFei5 con'
bat these nnnatter1ng opinions Of ns aofoaa,
but IN a slat,t oi sen aoncganon We lan ~
work ann neip 1nsse m'uc ou.sae prelua.css
Ihus cn%ao ~ isa.o.n1 auas WI sou 'ua' W.
should strip oasna Pas.ates o. neeSes IN 3
single week ~ - asa @ % nat4,. - ~ w .paaa,s
,nousss' s aaa hars h than in nnv other ~ nloce ~
hlaug.eeo ~ ns e-;,, % a;rc ~, he tcures fr ~ !.
1ne glooe a. ~ a.sa. - ,r.r ~ ne art,c,e -. ~
ana ne ~n' .oo,r s,o,nt rex 10y Perhans If curious
, 1864-11-26

more police cases to the acre than any city on
the globe; mild yituperations Of municipal
malftasancc, real or suspected, which hang
ont our dirty municipal linen to be read of all
mankind True, We tell Of what may be, when
We get the tunnel under the lake that shall
give us pure water, and tunnels under the
river that shall make us no more aftaid of the
hridgc-tcndcrs, but just now we are humble
and in The day Of our humility.
And yet We thrive. From all the wide
country artifccrs in iron and brick, ind mn1-
bic, and the skilled in homework, have been
coming in upon us in this third ycar Of the
war, having gained tlte hint that city is
growing mp hcreaway. We are building us
long ranges of blocks that arc turning our
business streets into rows Of palaces, and our
residence quarters are dotted thick with fast
slringing homes. Patcr familias does not see
it thus, Having waited weeks in win to find a
roof to shelter him but in the very distress
Of this fatl,er Of homeless family is main
tained onr point. Notwithstanding the num-
bcrs Of the human race who declare In round
phrase against living in Chicago, the influx of
those Of opposite vicws remains oppressively
large, and still they come If you wish to
set for yourself good brisk days work.
write up "7o L<t'' On your house.. and tend
the hall door yourself You could sub
let Atlanta house by house in that days busi-
ness, II, instead Of burning it, Gen. Sherman
had only sent it hither, when he got through
with that forlorn city. Take it altogether,
our friends abroad must believe, and we can
give them the figures for it, that VIC arc get
ting along very well, md amid all our COM
, 1864-11-26

BA11nonE, Friday, Nov. 25:-The case. of
Mrs. Sarah Hutchns, who has been convicted
by Military Commission Of sending arms to
Harry Gilmore, and sentenced to fire years.
imprisonment, attracts much attention here,
and strong effort is being made to procure
mitigation Of her punishment. Many Of the
most earnest portion Of the loyal citizens Of
Baltimore earnestly protest against any leni.
ency being shown to Mrs. Hutchins, consider
ing that tie social position Of the Lady should
not shield her from the full measure Of her
responsibility. Considering that her offence
was extending encouragement to such pub
lie enemy, freebooter and highwayman as Gil
more, it is double otfense-an offense not
only against the nation, meriting the most
rigorous and condign punishment, such as
will deter many others Of her Sex in this city
and State from like offenses, who seem to re-
gard expressions Of sympathy with public
enemy as an innocent pastime.
From New York.
NEW YORK, Friday. Nov. 225.-By the steam-
or Grenada VIC have New Orleans dutes to the
10Th. She wasdctained at Fort Philip to take
dispatches received by telegraph from Gen.
Cnnby. Our files OF papers contain no news
Official returns elect Mr.. Brooks to Con-
gress by lao majority
, 1864-11-26

TSDEEtA4 QtSpaICu " &uE
WAsu1UoToS, Friday, Nov. Is.
A rumor was circulated in the city papers
here to-day that Attorney General Bates had
resigned. 1t is without foundation. His let
tyr 10 New York Union meeting probably
gave rise To the report =.
4 negro soldier was executed hero to-day
Ono handrcd and fifty rebel desertcrs took
The oath Of allegiance here to-day.
Sensations arc saarcc~ Specu1Alons about
changes in the Cabinet are growing insip'd.
II is now pretty generally conceded In know
ing circles, that there will be no such changes
till after the fourth Of next March, when Mr.
Stanton will most likely withdraw, and Butler
will perhaps take the portfolio Of tue War
Department. The impression prevails that
Fe6sendcn Will then be succeeded BY Robt. J.
Walker Chase will be rendered the Chief
Justiccship, much ralaycr to the contrary
Notwithstanding. 0f.he
NEW YoRK, Friday, Nov. 2255.-The CONNER
tiars Washington special says that no reliance
is PLACED here in the rumors Of peace negotia-
lions, as published by the Philadelphia Ett"-
irg IeleqTnph yesterday.
The Posa's Washington speolal says Mr..
Fessenlep will recommend to Congress IN in
crease in taxes, but the details are not jet
Il las been suggested to the Secretary to
mt q new currency loan On the market pay
fnr interest at ten per cent. Ae is however,
ayerse to paying more than7 S.1o.
NEW YoRK, Nov. A:-Ihe Hel9ds Wasn'
non special says It is s. rsPoItsd from Ssty G'ey
Vienna. Fairfax county, Va, has been rcoc
cupied BY our troops, offering protection u
the Inhabitants and enabling refugees to re
t turn.
, 1864-11-26

W. ". K1MNALL.
,a6rw9t}-st l49 Lake street, Chicago

thanks to thereadtns public for the support which they
have 20 literally extended to them. Very lew AIaga-
zines have been able In their second year to boast Of
50 large circulation ns that to which THE LADI'2
FRIEND has now attained. referring to the NUM-
bc1s nreay published indicative OF Its character
we may briefly say that II will continue to he devoted
to CHOICE LITERATURE and the ILLUSTRATION
OF THEFAsH1OSs. 1t will contain the latest patterns
Of C!oaks, Caps Bonnets Head Dresses. Fancy Work.
Embroidery, &C., with Receipts, Music, and other
terB interesting to ladies.
THE LADY'S FRIEND will be edited by Mrs..
HENRY PETERSON, Who will rely upon the services
In the Literary Department Of the following
, 1864-11-26

The Macon Telegraph Of Friday, the 18th,
says that city on that day wps considerably
excited owing to various reports In regard to
the enemy. who are known to be positively
marching on the city.
General Cobb fas issued an order calling
out erery man capablc Of bea1ing arms, and
, 1864-11-26
FROM LOUISVILLE.

The Military Situation in Tennessee
aud Kentucky-Hood's Threatened
, 1864-11-26

r OTIS At HARLEM FOR SALE,
i have for sale some Of the most desirable huild-
Ing and residence lots In this most delightful suburban
town. Personc wishing to bui1 can get such lots
GEO. SCOVILLE office IN Magfcs building, southwest
corner Of Randolph and LnSAlle SITS. noes W934.3t
DREPARE FOR THE HOLI-
l. DAYS.-Couutry Merchants can obtaln supply
81 DEackest7 celebrated H9me-Mate and Fruit Can
dies calling 1T lis ncarhnrn street., addressing
J. 4. bRACKETT T. CO, as above
lrackctt's celebrated ICE CREAM CASpY ut $500
Der hundred packages. nett cash. noeh T9S1 5taet
, 1864-11-26
A. DESIRABLE OFFICE,

Suitable tor Commission or Insurance business,
rented by apply to ,,,r,r,,r,r j. e,,rr,,
pne3 E1S9 3tnet 81 South Water street.
, 1864-11-26

COOLEY'S ANTI-FREEZING
c0n1,EY d BROTHERS Foundry aud Machine Shop,
T. and 50 Grswod :st!ret, opposite the ASaiTsn @ m
EDWIN HUNT d SON, 81 Lake street.
, 1864-11-26

no WHOM TT MAY CONCERN
Iyant a situation as book.kecpcr Or traveller
with eoue good house that Is able and WlnR TO pay
for ability and experience. Am fay posted n pro
Pefefcnccs are 4 No.1 Address e CT: Q. Boz
mi stating business. DC. no2tWs2'-stT&sA-net