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The Old Farm Eouxe-I:cstiyol for the
Nenen: of the First EsnptIst
Church.

The fair at Bran Hall, Last evening, for furnish
ing and ornomenting the First Baptist Church of
this city, was, in every sense, a Success. 1t was
one Of the most unique and pleasant entertain
tnents Of the season. The feature OF the occaston
Has the representation Of famIly scenes cotempo-
raneous with the Reyo'udo-an old fashioned
farm house and old fashioned people therein,
tune, and, what was not the least attractive, Old
fnthioned tunes, such ~ our grandfathers nscd 70
delight in.. The Hall vas largely crowded, every
vss deigSted In addition to the
stage scenes there Was good deal Of by by-plaY
going + 90 center q The hall teefa il lecs-
tal goddess whose beauty might turn modern
On the eastern aide Of the hall il Chinese Pogoda
tifed by q 6amma-Ramma Of the opposite sex,
who could tale unfold which would warm the
heart 81 seHnine % @ son Of The Sun Hanging up In
Pretidt ut and Mrs, lincoln It Is product Of Tho
warm hearts and willing hands Of the Sunday
Church. Ever. person who comes into the hall
is invited to leave his autograph with the
New England maidens who inhabit the tent. The
per autograph, as much larger sum as the lioer-
nlty and And-heaEtedness Of the gentlemen may
suggest. There arc thousand other attractive
features Of this unique affair, each Of which Will
rccompcnse for q much larger out1ay than the
tcrms named by tho managers.
A very pleasant episode occurred during the
evening. Charles Walker, Esq, on behalf Of the
Indy managers Of this festival, presented to each
member Of the 8th Veteran Reserve Corps Band a
btantifnl pair Of fur gloves. The speech of Mr.
Walker was briefly. but happily, responded to by
Major Williams on behalf Of the band. This band
deserves we'll OF our citizens. Its free services arc
always cordially rendered when any blessed cnar1ty
Is to receive q benefit
This evening there will be formal presentation
af 81 ,0C0 United States Bond, secured by a few
IT tho ladies Of the church. to Col. B. J. Sweet,
commanding Camp Douglas, for his efforts in de-
frating the plsne d those WHO were consplring to
release the Camp Douglas prisoners. Hon. Geo.
G. DatcR, Rcv: O.. II. Tiffany, D., D., and other
speakers will be there and the former will make
the presentation speech. Tho ladies haye also Sc
cu1el the presence Of bloodhound belonging to
Colonel alutu,atukc, the chief conspiFators In
the recent threatened outbreak. which will be e1-
hibiied With the ether uot&bilfties. Ihoso who
have never tic traitor will hare the pleasure
o: seeing the next best thing-the traitors dog.
The full and attractive programme We give else
where is an abundant guaranty Of a fa1l house
fhfs nrenirr
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d i e ID .

In this city. the 18th Inst. AGNES, daughter ot
John NcAdams. aged Il ycars and u months.
On the morning nf :he 13:h Inst, Of merasnaa. IDA
FRANC e.. only child 1T Vim K. and Annie c. Rem.
inctou. aged y ats. month and 3 days
uhcrat services Will taxa 2cs On IhpssaaT AZ "
r. H., at thu residence OF 8. Remington. Sen 61 Vol
colt ttrtet Friends OF the fl!y are 1nvited TO st-
tend. .....
JE Buffalo and Cleveland papera p!essecop1.
, 1864-12-14
New York Money Market.
Cu1u VNpv T1nat}nr Tor

New YoRK. Tuesday, Dec. Is.
MosET-sesrcelT 40 nsn, and in iair demand at 691
7 cent.
sTx1l1xo ExcuAxo8-Qu Mt 1o9Halcok for gold.
Coin is without material Change opening at sSH.
..oS4.
ssoe i6e; T. s. Is. 10 4os Coupons, loi;S; Treasury
go. 1o2 Q. =. 1-ysas Ce1tlacates. n.y. n c...,,
Gates. 81; Qu5eksiiycr. eis: MatIpeea, &X; Rsad-
Ing ls6; ii. c.. 1sl; r. l., II. 8. n fs4: l.
G lso Pitts. 1l2 n II. pfd. 16X; Fort Wayne, 1a';
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH,
FROM SPRINGFIELD,

Summary Of Illinois State Nesys-Thc
u. II. II. Co.-State 0iUcers-TreaHe
ury NEnttcrs-Elcction Keturns-Stntc
Teachers AssoclAtlon-AgrIc
BONFIl.
, 1864-12-14

Our Washington dispatch Of Monday evening
contained an announcement with reference to
point In mail facilities which deserves separate
mention. By the change dccreed By the Depart
ment, which went into operation yesterday, the
mails between this city and Cincinnati will be des-
patched by the Cincinnati Air Line, and the mail
to Indianapolis and Louisville By the way Of ko-
komo On the Illinois Central Railroad. It Is stated
by the Department that the Change Is experiment
tal and 1t is gratifying that experiments have be-
gun with view To relieving the public Of both
cities from the delays and detenions in the trans
mission OF postal matter, which have been an un-
pleasant marvel in modern raflroading. Letters
and newspapers two or three days old from Gin.
cinnati, mailbsgs from Louisville ont of sight Or
land for week are the evils tins change in routes
Is designed to remove. This change effected,
with the pledge that it will not be the last Of the
tris to reach the end desired Is to be credited to
Judge r. r. Sloan. Of Sandusky, Ohio, United
States Special Mail Agent, whose exeEtions ure in
detattgab1e 10 secure to the service everywhere
regularity and promptncse, and Postmaster Gene
yaf De1sni.ou Is one wlo will appreciate and give
furtherapce to every such measure. Neither the
change nor our comments arc dictated by spirit
OF favoritism ard the roads now undertaking the
contract we hope will carry II ont to the letter,
not SO much FOR their own eakes as for the public.
The malls with regularity In single dGys run
from Cincinnati, arc what We should hsve had,
and what is promised, We hope without danger OF
fGf1urc.
, 1864-12-14

TIE TEACHERS OF PunI1c SCHOOLS AND TEE
So1DIEns.-The teachers Of the pubic schools
have molly manifested .heir sympathy for the sick
and wounded soldiers by contributing one day'a
salary 10 the Sanitary Commission, amounting To
$2se.sS which WAS paid TO the Treasurer OF the N.
". San. Com. on Monday, by Miss Lizzie G. Rust,
d1ona proof OF the loyalty md patriotism Of this
1oet intelligent industrious aud cmiueully useful
clnss. Considering the mere plttance they receive
for their services this Is nonle contribution and
sllou1d stimulate .1oac who arc nbundanug able to
t1nulac their example, by giving ono dnye labor,
iuco1uc CT revenue 10 .hc Sanitary Cosnmissfon,
for the benefit Of sick and wounded Soldiers.
, 1864-12-14

n,aouAuakp.-Hcny Dcitx and Peter Stone,
who,n arrest for the alleged larceny Of a COW WAS
,,o,lced in the TE1punE of SATURDAY,, were rxau-
sraa ycetertsy and discharged.
, 1864-12-14

ACptDEXT.-A l0dy named Ecf fsuA 1oM15' tos1u
inp on Ts5lor street near Jefferson. slipped and
snrnipca her ankle severely while returning nome
from the thcutrc On Monday evening"
, 1864-12-14

COL WooD's MusEuE.-The lair Circassian
girl and the Learned Seal are the rarest cur1osl-
ties In the world, and are visited daily by thou
eands. 11l1a place Of amuscneGtis ono Of the very
best in America. dcc1fb2S8-1t
, 1864-12-14

Go to tile Best.-Go to bryant s. Stratton'e
Chicago Commercial College to get 4 thorough,
practical business education, or to become good
for Eircn1aEs, RRYAET & SZnATToN, ChIcaxQ, III.
, 1864-12-14

YoC1u MEMS ASSOCIATION LEcrUEE.-The next
lecture Of the present winters course before the
Young Mems Association will be delivered on
1Aursdny fto-mosrowl evening, in Bryan Ha1l, by
hctprs md Acting The subject il one which
viii hear vigorous hn7dling, mud from the we'll
kuown ability OF thu lecturer we hesitate not to
pr1,,isc nc u t!c most Interesting lectures ever
detxcfrt i'll Chicago,
, 1864-12-14

An AIR GS.-Thc opening OF the new two-ioot
yyntc1 main ,nst laid on Wabash avenue, vas the
occasion, on Monday, Of u rather curtous episode,
When the wutrr WIS let into the pipe IL Of course
forced thc hitherto contained sif out, md several
or the street hyltants were opened to permit Its
.sea1,c. The rush Was 70 great ~ to knock down
staiwart man who unthin9fnslJ exposed himself
=, tbn forrc nj t}lr crffrut.
, 1864-12-14

On SATURDAY, Dec. 18th, mt s,5 O'Clock, We shall
sel, Of sAtsrooms H. 46 and Is Dearborn street,
splendid nssoItment Of new chamber suits, JUST re-
taee Chamber Suits marble tops. elegant Book cases
nd slSs rssah a,,h ana ~
ane mirror hack, Marble Top Tables, OF Walnut Hat
kacEa with marble, INC Pafor Suits In Repp and Hair
Cloth, ScfaS. &c.
Also tot OF Miscellaneous Household Goods, Lloen
Ttbc Cloth, Handkerchief. Gents and Ladies' Hos
tefy. Tnwcs Plated Castors. Brttanin Tea Sets,
Cane 8eat md Back Rockers, Dining AMI Chamber
Chairs, Closets, hRtttcHsi 3, Dressing Bureaus.
Also lou dozen silye1,Platet Table and Tea Spoons
and Fol Il, a fine article.
, 1864-12-14

WANTED-Agents. 500 per
w month and expenses can BE- made. A nss1t
B1HGLsT's AE4NAIED NATURE. rety popular and
standard work-le10 royal octave pages elegantly
bound-1i00 spirited and accurate cnyfaVtngB-pr1ce
only S7.ce. Exclusive territory given: Ad1rsss the
Publisher. HENRY u. SHERWOOD, 119 Dearborn
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the charges sgsicst him. but tey are Of the same
nature as those which hare consigned Morris,
Walsh & Co. TO the came prison.

MA71Ens on THE LAKE.-The schooner s'Petrel''
from Kalamazoo. loaded with lumber, came In
yesterday. She was completely enca%ed In Ice, and
her crew suffered much from the excessive cold
They made the passage In fosty-eight hours.
OF Grand Haven near the Dutch Colony, She Is
laYiDg high and dry, and an immense mass Of Ice
has accumulated about her. Oar reporter heard
frozen TO death. hut twas not verified
The Ecow ~. d. Chaplin vent ashore near
Groeee Point yesterday. Many Of the men nro
away. 1t is not known zhat other damage she has
sustained. The tug Crawford wcnt to her relief at
one o'clock yesterdaT.
, 1864-12-14

Host ,Kemarknb1c-In its effects, and
most useful In its application, the Fragrant 5000
zodont has become the most popular Dentrillce In
existence. IT'S used and praised by everybody.
Sold BY all Druggists and Pcrfnmers.
dci9 -bs1 st -myvf
, 1864-12-14

d ARE AND VALUABLE AN
LII tiQua1inu and Miscellaneous Books
AT AUCTION,
By catalogue Wednesday afternoon, Dec II, at 2H
ofc'ock will sell ut our sae>rooms valuable aud
rare colsectiuno at
Antiquarian and miscellaneous Books
To which p..tlcu1aE attention IL invited Catalogues
can be had Ut our oilce. Books be examined the
morning Of the day OF sale.
- GILBERT & SAMPSON.
lc1i.bt6Jf AuctIoneers.
, 1864-12-14

Baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, Tucai1y, Dec Is.
FloUn-FirEn.
9:HAE-Wheat active. Red &s:7p<9ea .; white $50
$50, Corn dull.
Wuskr-Stendy at 400.
GHOCrEIEs-Dpjef.
, 1864-12-14
crr MonrA1111.-Th following Is the moatA15
Health officers report OF the mortality In clicayo,
for the month Of November lust passed,

Health officers report Of the mortality In CLicaso,
for the month OF November just passed. 49,
Disfdsss-AccIlents s, apoplexy 2, consumption
a. conjeston Of brain 4, do lungs 9, do bowels !,
xongcstiye fever !, csoRp 15 commissions 6, child
birth 9, cramps II cancer IN stomach !,
diarrhca 6, dphtlIeria Z, dropsy s, drowned /,
erysepelas z, gFavel1 caratts l. 1rretaton inham
alton Of brain 4, do bowels Il do lungs &: lntem-
pcrancc /, jaundice l. killed i, lung fever maras
mus j, nervous fever !, old age !. pofs ,ned !,
pesresy Rusrps1a1 yss sss1a
I'd Sar 1'P xee cenns;nt sa seaset 9z Il I'll
typhoid 10, typhus 3. teethlng ;, unknown 10, hy-
" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. i1is 115, Illinois 4, other
States 50, co1orel 4, canada z England 6, 1reland
g, Scotlanl4, Bavaria ], Germany q, Norway7.
Prussia !, Sweden !, Wales 2, unknown -totsl
IT.
.4gfs-Under five years 1o4, age to ten 1e, ten 10
twenty T. twenty 10 thirty II, thirty to forty 2G,
forty to fifty 10. fty to sixty IL. sixty to seventy
T. seventy 70 sighty NINETY t9 one hundred
U1risicHs-The following are the deatha In each
division Of the city for the present year and the
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ManttDz=agEN1g.

" ANTED-Agents-And all
~, seeking pIcetable employment y sel1 H. a'i-
ready so'' Hat1r, Of tho Iu.an Eaccs incaGiag the
Sioux Massacre IN Miu1esota, By ueadly. Also War
Maps, F. ougTaphe, and Bnttrcs Copy Right Steel In
cravings he9iues 0n yLrleiles Of Qnarto rneravlngs
OF Generals, Address E. B. TREAT. III So ClaFk
street. h!c :Ep. de13-b1S1a 1t
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tudicsng several very scvcrc wounds on the right
orerpowerrd and takcn to Ac Annoy. Notb ine
prepared for t-ial yesterday morning, the cas5
VIE postponed till Friday, the accused giving bail
In the sum Of $500.
, 1864-12-14

WANTED-Agents SIS to 500.
w Wanted 70 seil Sewing Aaea,nes: We I'LL
eeents Thn vii WupK lar tie aboye waees and Iii ey
penses pllt. Address u. 3. HEREIETON 4 Co. De
frolt. Mich. de11-i15}Gt
, 1864-12-14

ExA41NA71oN OF FEMALE TEAouERs.-There
will bo an examination Of female teachers at the
Office of the Board Of Education, No. 76 La Sale
street on Tuesday, December e0th. commencing
at ntclntk. -
, 1864-12-14

A ScAn.-W1Iliam A. Goodwin, a stranger In
the cily, with no profession but that Of general
loafer, waa ar7aigned in the Police CoaEtycster-
day charged with the careless and malfclous firing
of his revolver In the etreets About midnight On
Monday he nroueed tue whole neighbo.hood by
repeatedly dischare1ng hs pistol On the corner OF
Wells aud Tnn Burcn streets. When nccostcd by
the police, hc stated that he had fired at rpo men,
and "didn't care who he hit" bnt he wnntsd to
Shoot somebody. lie wae fined 800 and bis re-
sent to the Driocwcll for two hundred and three
DAYS.
, 1864-12-14

- Tho great moral play OF Ten Nights in a
is the finest play ever brought out In Chicago. Pa
rents, 20 and take the children, and teach them
lesson in temperance they will never forget,
dccI4heS5-lk,
, 1864-12-14

Il Fragrant Breath and Penrly
Teeth arc easily attained. and those who fail to
avail themselves Of the means should not complain
when accused ofgrpss neglect. The Sozodont will
speedily eradicate the cause Of foul brestl, beau
flying md preserving the teeth t. the Oldest age
Sold BY nil Druggists. dec5-a4J7-3t-Mwf.
, 1864-12-14

Christmas or New YEARS. Present.
Wheeler 4 Wilson's Sewing Machine, q valuable
and approximate testimonial Of
, 1864-12-14

Philadelphf0 Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Tuesday. Dec. 49,
FEorn-Da1l, and prices unchanged. Sales Of super
at s9 1s@1oen and extra ut SO 51@f1 %
GnAIS-Wflcat arm, with fa1cs Of red at 31.609?65.
Corn firm old y. low at {ls3. new do fL7oal.7s.
NnIeKY-Stea6y. Ono $t.S3.
, 1864-12-14

FnEscu cuuncu F1R.-A fair for the beneat
or the new French Church will be held in Bryan
1;al1 On Friday, Saturday md Monday evenings.
Tc are not aosSscd Of the plan to be pursued, but
fnubt not that It Will be dictated by that cele-
Erstefi fastc Which fs q distinctive mark Of Les
ErenerfStS,
, 1864-12-14

The mortality in October last was 20.
The dcAthB from gmall -poI the past month were
II; In November, 1883, they were IS; In October
laEti
, 1864-12-14

SUPERIOR CouRr-1n the cause entitled Hanna
Simmons %, James Van Eta, the jury brought In
, scc,ra vcrd{c, yesterday, finding tho defendant
f,n31fv. md assessing the damages at $1D.
, 1864-12-14

FIFTEENTH NAru DnArT MEE11Ka.-The cth-
zcns Of the Fifteenth Ward are requested to meet
=, Turner Hail. this (Wednesday) evening, to taEe
- = f,,il fufn out BY order OF the Committee.
, 1864-12-14

DOR SALE-A two-story frame
Il honse with bzlck BASEMENT contAining ten rooms,
finished throughout, with hot and cold water. bath
aud lot = by TO feet, with barn. Michigan avenue,
near Iangsod or Twenty second Streets
TbIcc brick houses md Lots on Adams street.
a brick house OF Ten rooma and lot, on willard
Place, between Washington and Randolph streets.
TWO brick he rsex and lots on Pnfk avenue neRr
Union Park. THOMAS u. SNYDER d CO,
teai Estate Agents, No. i Metropolitan Block.
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ROUSE'S HALL, PEORIt
G0TTSGHAIK.
Rral gSIarg=>Ultp,

TOR SALE-Two new two-story
l. and basement brick house OF twelve roo1ua cacn.
finely nuished thzoushcus and lots each % BY ~
deep, en- Park avenue. between Reuben aud Paullns,
nesr Unioa Park, will be sold low.
Also
4 number ct other Houses and Lota in different
Paris o: the city. Some excellent bargains.
THOMAS D. SNTDER i CO.,
del+be3l n
, 1864-12-14
LOCAL MATTERS,

Tho Illinois School OF Trade, the only
. a. N. to 10p.m. c7a75S-11n-NF FEN
, 1864-12-14

The prospects fer the Dinner and Supper to be
given at Lower Bryan Hall next Thursday aiser-
noon and evening, are very datterins, and
every arrangement is made to insure perfectsuc-
ccee-that no one who pa1onfxes the ladies on this
occasion will be disappointed. The una
ui1ity and earnestness with wb,ch the ladies' from
other denominations are assisting In this work,
a,1cprs we'll for the Euceese OF the enterprise, and
mcnt for tae organization of the Central Church.
An excellent lfnne1 will be served up at Lover
Bryan uAll, from u 10 2 o'clock. and an oyster
SUPPER in the evening. Beautiful young
Indies from The several divisions OF
thc city will be In attendance at the tables, happy
to eerVc nl who patonfzc either TIC tables or the
department devoted to Santa Claus. The aasott
mcnt Of Christmas gifts will be extensive, and the
price below the n,Arket No charge for admission,
unless mea1e IRE furnished. Those Who are aware
Of lhe ATTRACTIONS will not fail to be thera-those
who are not, should ty I'LL mems 70 and scc for
themselves.
ASSAULT AID RESTING AN 0rFIcER.-0n Mon
day night John 1sorback, Constable in the Th1s-
teeuth Ward, went to the house OF Valentine Sole,
on Lchor street, to arrest him on warrant Issued
by Justice Stiekney- Sole turned the officer out
Of The house End fastened the door. The officer
summoned posse and returned. An altercat1on
eleucd. md Sole was roughly handled. He then
eezed an arc ind acrccly assaulted the Constable.
, 1864-12-14

and Sexual Systems. New and reliable treatment
in reports Of the Howard Association Sent by
mail IN sealed letter envelopes free OF charge. Ad-
drese DR.. J. Slillon nou.hton, Howard Associa.
ton. 80. South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa.
ocl4. .tty1-3m
, 1864-12-14
EOTTSCHALK.S FAREWELL con.
CERTS.-
Second OF The Scrics-Two 1Iorc Before
LeaFfngs

The second OF the farewell concerts by Colts
chalk End accompanying artists, was given last
evening, In Smith l. Nixon's Music Hall. The au-
dlence WIS lnly as large that of the first even
Ing, every se.t being occupied and the aiEles well
flied. The concert was in many respects an I'm
Got,sellslk waa > grind, ftf.ile, e1haustless as
accompanied: twice by ou1 Chicago pianiste, Mis-
Pc regrom, me TIP @ banding tae 1 Instrument IN
plaudits.
Morelli WIS admirable. lie gave Propecatcsand
yesnd r Is Se 1 11stsx .:t 81 Tnh a h ssas
which was 60 acceptable on the first evening.
Miss Lucy simons is new candidate for public
5SF @ eE
and possesses pleasing personal appearance. Her
voice is a soprano Of great power, but equa6le
the Eririt Of part is exquisita on the ltstcven-
Ing she WIS suffering from EeFere cold, fact
painfully apparent IN TIE ineanabllity Of her sue.
range. Last evening Ehe was in little better voice
nd sanE with pain. Eut the audience heard
md eneored her to the echo, which calls she Wis,
however, obliged to decline.
yiolin.st Of no mean ability, and has made good
impression. llie plsying is marked by purity and
precision 9f tone. 1honSh somewhat laskiag .tt n
and his sfGccAto effects arc surprising. He wns
enthusiastically ercorcd.
We notice that lat the last hour Sig. Muzio hts
decided to give two more concefts-ou Thntsday
md FridAS eycniuge-and grand Farewell Matt.
ncc on Saturday afternoon. III the same hall. We
have no doubt lat they will be we'll attended, and
hope fiat In the interval Miss Sfmons may recover
from her indisposttion. She will remain in CHI
caec 10 thatcnd, 1eaTing the other members Of the
corps to visit Peoria without her this evening.
chlcker1nc,s Grand PIauo.
Again most substantial compliment Is paid to
the errcrb Chickering Grand Piano, by Colts
chalk, the great pianist who used 1t In his 1naugu
ration Concerts ut the new Music Hail. the second
Of which took place last evening, as elsewhere no.
ticed, practice which has associated the instru-
meut permanently in the minds Of all 1orerB Of
music with the fAme Of this m.tchlcsa master. On
each occasion ii was paired with its fellow insru-
1ncnt from Reads Temple OF Music, and the two
clictted such praigcs they were 5ure to call out
under the Skilled tonch Of the world-renowned
first lore, and givcnthe ling instrument the
delicate compliment Of enkrusdng his hme to 1t In
the face OF all attempts to secure the same pres
t{gc TO other Instruments Both Mt home and
abroad. among ali lovers Of music, the Chfckerius
piapp has g1uWn und broadened in Its popularity,
and, unlike too many manufacturers, WHO. hayinE
"cot their fame up," aTall themselves Of the per
mlesou Of the adaEc "to Tie abcl - the successors
Of the Original Chickertng hare never gone to
with the march OF improvement. aud tendtrly
wutchcd their reputation. This Is tho secret Of
eucccss that al manufacturers may well Study
First ret up tlep keep up.
, 1864-12-14

TOR SALE-House and Lot, 50x
le5, On Warren street, 80 feet 'front.' near lincoln.
Price IL, ,nN.
House and Lot sox125 Ha'sted street, enst 'front.'
fonc block from horse cArs} 5000,
House and Lot, 011e0, ThroOp street, east 'front.'
-x7.CrD. .--..-
= Brick House and Lot on Adams street fronting JET
fcrson park-$G,GeU.
Brick House and Lot on Twenty street, between
Wab, sh and Michigan avenues 5000.
Brick Honse and Lot Park aycuue, 50 feet 'front.',
half block west nf Union Pnra-$3,c0.
Houst and Lot, Sp1l25, on Lake street, 1enr Wood
$3.50.
House and Lot, le3x125, on Twenty nth street, be-
tween Michigan and WxbaSh avenues -z10, CO.
House and Lot On wabash avenue, north OF Twenty
second street, east tront-$s,om
House and Lot Oh TWCnft-fourth street, between
Canine and kankAkce-a3,G COO
House and Lot. 3; $1@1s9, @ on Wabash avenue, near
House and Lot, 40133, On Adams street, No. IS
House and Lot on Morgan street, east front-sl.soo
onse and Los, esx125, on Fulton street, near Wood
$3.50
Horse and Lot, so11a5 Warren street, 50 It front,
half a flock west Of the Park $i,s51:
House ind Lot On Jackson street, No. ls6 =! I5o
Also Rnunber OF Others 10 the different Divisions OF
Tic city.
purposes; also VERY desirable resdenee lots u every
pBrt nf the city. ]. L. LEE,
del1-5...;4lt BG Clark street.
, 1864-12-14
TEN NIGHTS MA DAR ROOM.

TEN NIGHTS IN 4 DAR ROOM.
Joe Morgan. tho 1nehrfate, Nj. Z. Aiken
SAmpE SAilG0ehs- 9oHu n9n
Nl9 AOrcau .aAs l.. .. @4M
AelkdQlG.4A..-. alAss VtAAlp AA4At
Frtcsy, benefit Of Mrs. L. b. PERRIN.
IF In rehearsal, TANNING THE sHREW and the
merry WIVES UF WINDSOR.
McVlCkEk'S THE EATK T..
Nl bisa,ssu sszees. between ss-te and Dea1besn
Mcrlcker& g. Myers Mauages1.
Doors open at I O'Clock; prE,orrante 70 comHscace
atGk o'c Gck seats c.n b secured tne wscE u -
TuHArkK WARa AND CnxJoRTABL1
Engagement OF the popular young trased,an, ED
WIN ADAMS, who has been acknowledged oy the
press and public principal citea OF the Union
being among l5st g AsaaGAS asi AoroEs. w.ls AZ
Of ereatsst a1thosss heth IN IRA6KDX AID u3xxpT.
MONDAY, Dec l2th. ahAt tspeareA tragedy OF HAM
LET. bIF. Etwin ADKINS us H>rnt-t.
Tns.deZ ptc lsth Nu'wsEa = eyeF popu'H play Of
Wednesday. Dce.- l4th, Comedy OF WILD OATS !;
Rover, Mr. AdsmE.
bgrsday, Dec 18th. shakspeare's tragedy otMAc-
BETH: Msobeth, Nr. Adams.
IN Eaturdav-Gfaud Matinee.
, 1864-12-14

ARREST OF MAJOR W11AnD.-Last evening a
guard from Camp Douglas arrested Charles IL
willard, q Copperhead Of the small fry order,
and took him to camp The arrest Was made while
thc Major YVES witnessing the performance At Col.
Moods Museum. We have not learned specifically
, 1864-12-14

The BABY. which says rana and mama a.
PLAIN us any child, which sits d In bed and opens
and shuts the eyc-, Gun be seen at Mobiles Notion
end Toy Bazaar, t75 Lake street. 1e1I-ba32-3t