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PBESS AND TaiBCTHB, Dally, Trl-Weakly and Weekly. J. TMSUMIk 0 MCMtDLLt Tb aMwwimg tke raaaa aawtislngln ai nilLT BVBKaw aaraa rSOrMIZTOBS J.tr L. frwrm, Cuaji H. Rat, WBaUA Baoas, Jimit Uxniu, ALrmzn Cowtmt.

a Wara, f8 llMP aflae,) oo. 2 eacfc waeequent day, i one mua, fjm 5 I I tArae uontat an, ala OrriCE kO. 41 L1KK STKEKT aae year 8 no 1 IN 1-W smb at the Owaatmc Boom. All Tranaao AdMrtueanemkt le be sate hi A. invi Or TBI HBS AHD TIID1T9S I Dairy, delivered hi U.

by carrier, per Daily, derivertd in cut, by carri-r, pn 1 aily. to t-ub. rlbera. per yrar Dmilr. to Malt per atx Tri-weKiy, per year Weekly ainrle Miw.mm 1" conies iaod one to setter un of etnb) aeaaaeeaakarreeiaseaaupatisaara.

4.1" 10.UU 1 CHICAGO.MONDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1860. VOLUME XIV. NUMBER 96. ck wa-a. fbr brut mieta.

Money tB registered letters may b- us et our riek AildiM PKKss AND III. Tattooing. Tan Truth Ward Temperance Hon. aUrraan Trumbull at tbe Wilt Neto atibmisfiiuttti. THE CITY.

The Philadelphia Kxeuntonlau. On Saturday morning between ten and elev auction amttBtmmts. This organization will hold its firit meeting for Ivans. A splendid audience, both in numbers an en o'clock, the delegation fron Philadelphia Tattooing is a peculiar mode of adorning the human person, much in vogue in fashionable circles under the tropics, which, prone as we the ensuing quarter this (ifond y) evening at Habpie fob ovkmbib. Harper, Oodey, Ar RAKD WIDE-AWAKE JY GILli RT A ShAMPWO Aoetloneees at I.k.

7i clock, in Edwards' corner of South thur and Peterson, for November have been re are to import styles, will scarcely be introduced spirit, gave Hon. Lyman Trumbull a delighted hearing at the Wigwam, on Saturday evening. The distinguished speaker was escorted from Halsted and Harrison streets. The address of MOJTDAT, OCTOBER 22. 160.

PROMENAtE CONCERT, ceived by McNally A 81 Dearborn street. Superior Household Furniture and Ei here, while our sterner climate forbids the tub to be fiven by tb. the evening wiil be celivered by C. J. Hull, after which, short temperance speeches Fins.

The alarm of tire Saturday evening stitution cf fine drawn lines of India ink, how AppolP-Uneiita of Ham. John W. North. NOBTH SIDE WIDE-1W1KK CLUB, his hotel by the Wide Awakes and Lincoln Ban nwn Dens, AT ACCTIO.N. OV Til lam was caused by the confl tgration of a haystack Hoa.

John W. North, of Minnesota, will ad gers in a brilliant display. The effort was o'cloelr. w.willt- ever deftly pricked under the cuticle, for thick piled clothing, peciaily toward the fall of the will be made by several able speakers wbo have promised to be present. The temperance pledge AORTH MARKET HAlL OFFICERS OF THC JlTENHJO.

near Dr. Egan'd residence, on West VanBureu drsaa tha people of Illinois on political topics "aitnsuvc aaaortm.i.1 orrurat ue Ac ooi a ln part Tew a Tet-, fca-y a' ra ano Bloois. Bat Traaa Vl. i. street.

aaiisrr-Aiona narvey. ri. sjlytOttra at the following times and places year. noble ose, entirely worthy of Judge Trumbull's fume as a keen and vigorous debater, and his made against bis fellow Senator, at ODca will be administered to all who desire it. are cordially invited to be present.

Junction, Ilupatre berSS Tattooing, as a style of dress, Las divers ob Wa.0-.' TV Bask Ball. The matches vbtyed on Satur lAce. ta lr Whttaoe t'o. jectionable points, removed from climatic con OCMXTTTCE Or ARRaXGCMEHTS. A.

parrey, J. H. 'lyboorn. Ira Until, J- Wilder. iwrtre knerr, o.

J. cuaulril. C. Tumucliff-, Altrar. DECORATION COMMITTER" Mclean- F.

Hr.k.r E. Pra-Trf. Robert Babrt, President. atsbosV sewiraar "the prince and the littlest of demagogues, were a i i i 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 day between tbe Ossowatomie and Niagara Base Ball Clubs, resulted in the following siderations. It is painful in its first process, K.a r7 TTf vT1 1.

Ware. 17 ft scathing and repeatedly brought down tUe Harvao. Melimry Co 2' arrra. Jr. faK-? 37 Mrrwi -r.

La tal.e CK30 so wrsAri rZ IZ tx A Lazy Maw Found. How goe the and then becomes painfullv permanent. We careaiia snd tn-lsi 4 Carpets, house. It was one of the best speeches deliver Frank femith. stove I would say that it goes elegantly scores Niagara 23, Oisowatomie 11.

un tic, rt. ta soe. KiOiara Barnard, K. allokke. F.

basse. and is fully up (in every respect) to the repre ed in this city during the present campaign 1: kTCPTinw rnyvtrrn AppolnlmtDti la Cook ounty. sentations set forth regarding it. I used the can imagine in the Fefjees that the artists in tattoo, periodically introduce their freeh fall and spring styles, which they pronounce very Hon. J.

W. North, of Minnesota, followed Mr. H.E.Wade, hlnsner, chaa.Insrtioli, Fred. Targes. ISobbis ds Hyde.

these enterprising news men at No. 100 Dearborn atreet, hare Harper's ay Eg rrMjiV ArlCtlOPffT- was formally recsivedi the -Exchange Rooms, by the members of the Board of Trade of this city. Ira Y. Munn, President of the Board, in the chair. Julian S.

Rumsey, chairman of the committee of reception (appointed on Friday) reported that the committee bad performed their duty, and that the gaeats of the Baard were present. J. C. Wright, then offered the following resolutions, which were unanimously passed WtrzaSAS, TM Board has been with the attendance oo 'change this day ot a large delegation fr tbe Board of Trade and tne busi'iees men of tbe city of Pniia-delphia, accompanied by several gentlemen from the sister ty of Clevlaf.d. therefore, Itesohted.

That the Board re-ogrdzaas one of tbe marked features of the limes, the imniene increaeinz trade in mer-cu uid'e. mmerce ai.d maoutacturea of he ci ot Philadelphia, wl.ich has within a few yearat ken the h'gh pr-s Uon of a eetjerous and energetic coflrpetito--, of tbe great commercial emporium of tbe Atlantic aboard- That in her railroad connections with the West she has opened op to us most desirable facuit for tour hat go of CGmtnodiiiesand for marketing the TStiedand groau. pro-ductionft of tbe West, ad i detervlna vf our nioat c.rdial cooperation in etrry.n cut her artahes In regard to her trade. Jtartfretf, Th we ball with measure th" increasing hua'-neae eT.denceof pr'sperity of the great PennsvlvaiJa route from tre West tj tbe ea board. and the facliMes tlias lor tbe grow.

rig trade aod travel between -he cit ea of and Fhiiadtlpb a. and that we do taten-i tee elegatio-i now with us. with thetr fr.ettds from CievelaLC. a 'Rt cordial and hearty welcome to our ci v. Hon.

Isaac X. Arnold, A. C. Hesing, 3 WM. A.

BUTTE US fc HOKORARY MAXA0CKS. lion. W. tartan, Hon. 1.

Jf. arnoll. Hon. N. B.

Jifd. a. Laroad, tsq. i a-pa' Bota, aeq Iu Bales. JUt(.

v. Haws -n. q. O. fehni.ier.

ttto. Jobn Abton a so. Trumbull in aloiirable and happy style. Aid for Kanaaa, each more so than its predecessor, Geo. Schneider, Hon.

Casper Batz, Solomon Wilson. L. S. Brentano, Carlos Haven, William stove in my hall way, running the pipe up through the eBtry way of the second story (my house onlr has two stories), and the beat was amply sufficient to warm the whole second story without any other fires on that floor (and I had and Godey for November; also all the late dailies also The Rambles of Fudge Fumble," and unmeasurably superior to that of the artist w. onirer, a) J.e.

Knmiev, Baq.O. 8. hnbhard, kaq W. R. ani.la As (s.

M. aq. J. J. Ricnart I a James, E.

Williams, and others. Some or ell of There is much in the present forlorn con HOUtSD AND LOT ON WABASH AV 'f" ever the way, in adding to the grace cf the per and a large variety of fresh literature. Fall raon A Window. One of the em the abore wi 1 speak as follows Rh la'ami Monday. Oct.

12. AT ArCTIOW. FlXtR MANAGERS, ft. Ta-nicVffs. Ilaicsn Mcueaa.

K. Knaoaer, Ctas Vrr-, u. Mari n. An. Brannlrf.

I. rrsttGue, Frank urebn. dition of the people of Kansas to call for active sympathy and aid in their behalf, lacking as they are, in the present near approach of win son. The difficulty is, the style ence put cannot be put off. (Think ef that, dear Mr.

Binks, you whose adored hat becomes a perfect 1' SS. 4 P.M. Vm Toeailay Even'n, Oct. at none). The stove is an economical ourner, regulated with great tote, and the only trouble my man found (be is a little lazy) was to cut in coal every morn ing and evening, and take oat tbe I would be obliged if you will not ke my testimony as to the merits of the Oil TCE8DAT AFTERNOON, CCT.30, AT SOClAH.

ployees at the Matteson Hoose named Thomas Leary, waj severely iijured on Saturday by The iffST.iitWldAwakeCraosofttieeityaresi)erialv IraTltaH 1 til SUlaWsfl .11 (nil ter, of even the necessaries of life, without South Clark Street lunt Mali n. MUoi Thur-day. Oc. 90. 1 P.

M. Barrinirt, Oi.trc Tt. Evenint-. Oct.Ieo. Oa the Fremlaea, fright in three months time.) TlC-et 60 OH I ftCt Ia Iw hiil n'tna pAmmitU.

A the means to enable tbem to eeepe to cemmu V. il a fallirg from a second story window of that ho teL v.ciAirum suits VI UWleaDra Of UjC 4JI ift. Thus, when young Tongotato comes out in a uc pragrsaume wu, ne -n rtiV amoaived. o-2ti nilies better supplied. They must be relieved Hanover nuay, Ud.36, U.M.U M- tu Houa.

"tmaiDirt.eui:e.............f!atmimy, Oe. XT, M. Jill-. V. S-tlu-day.

O. t. 7. P. M.

"out. arjo its tiale en Wab a WaLah I.f,?"0"1 t- I' Lu feel aJrl.TrJ, Ttl! "ey ilf i stove public but will ne nappy to nave you refer to me, as I can wi'h pleasure certify that I believe you are offering tbe public tbe beet stov i ezerv rtepeet that hee tver been effered oVICKEK'8 Mobs Fencing. A man named John Kaeely rrms. w.tn a l. A-eyoea atonaay, vet.

3, a kauisgb street, between Bute and Uearboro. has been arrested as a fence. Not tb at be is of full suit of tattoo, lined and interlined as by an engine-lathe of a bank note engraver, his wooing with Miss Tongctea may speed the merrier, and be be quite a buck, but the lovei'4 suit has this about it, that it will survive himself. At la the LAMP AND OIL or tale. 1 remain, yours, Ac.

r. Mob. Tltea. torwln' A point amenta In kam.ni. farther where tliey are, aud the call should not in vaia be to these whom smiling plenty has visited with, bounteous harvests.

The meeting called fcr Bryan Hall this evening should attract a numerous attendance. It will commence Doon open at o'clock. Performance to cmroenoe I ia O'lkh-a. KiallnlMMnhnnll.t ill ii inoi. 1 a-aaruorn SirFl.

ecl txd aid. A. BUTi AKji A i'f a. till f. r-nolr 1 the "fence, to enclose order, but he will be encloetd suitably if found i nilty, for receiving stolen gods, the partaker being as bad as tbe and to our Board, and we bo.

i may prove the forerunner r. it was at raingston uotei, nicgnon, J. where I first saw a Li'tlefield Coal Burner. The keeper of tbe bouse is perfect in love with his stove he putter around it, tite and Hon. Thomas Cat win will address the people Illinois on political topics at the following oi acon.mercuu tttu social ntercane between us, wmcn shall in the no distant far Burpass tbe ezDt ctations nanta i l'r Kma aa tat ami aa Yy jvi.

A. BUTTKIiS CO, oclocK thief. three score and ten, if meanwhile he escape being hattie-axed to a barbacue by liis amiable neighbors, the furrows a life of barbarism will lookt at it, taik about it, bnd I expect dream times and p'aees: CKNEBAi AIICTIOKKERa. the most trienda of the new route ana the growing trad-. That we, as merchant, yrll moat heartily cooperate with the mtrcha-itt anti manufacturer of I'h la- A statement of facts will be made by the Rer.

October 55. Quncy, Adauw 1 about tt, and what is be'ter lean au proDaoly, he is tbe means of selling a number of them. Chss. Reynolds, of Lawrence, who has been have scored upon his checks, will be all tbe MONDAY, OCT. 22.

LAST alGHT OF THE NEW DRiMA. THE NEW SENSATION' DRAMA i 'c EMPORIUM olphia in loterirg the direct trade between cur c'tizenfl, ana w- do not esiate in announcing to our guests that we to. Quick Wobk. The schooner Cartwright, Capt. Christian, arrived at this port on Friday last, having made tbe round trip from this port to Port Colborne with a cargo of wheat, bssides all, Ciak more grim and uncomely for the tattoo he din Af TORIA, 1660.

i itt'efle'd1. Railway Coal Burrer. I This ot jettto was subaequefetly witLd awn. or tnicugo ate competent to leeu uie Wirmana lvlrtctly apposite toa IresMeu saoase. FtTKNITCHB BALE nave a large eurp.ua iciu sent to IKinois for the purpose of soliciting aid.

Other will address the meeting. New Poet OtBee Iteealatlon. ned ia his day of wooing. The lines in India- THE QUADRO JN. THE QUADROON.

Mr. Wright also added a few appropriate and irk may have fallen to him in plea-ant places going to Erie for 400 tons of coal all inside of THE J-OUKTH BLLOD. THE FOL'RTH BLOOD. This Coal Burner may be seeu in operation nd are for sale at Van Scbaacks Housekeepers Emporium, 47 State street, where also will be Jlolin Halts' Appolutmenla, Hen. Jchn F.

Hale, of 'ew Hampshire, will address the people of Illinois on political topics at the following times aad places i vtioiL. D-jaia Co 29. and amid pleasant love dreams of young Feej Assistant Postmaster Armstrong has bronght fifteen days. eloquent words, welcoming the of Philadelphia to Chicago. Ha referred to other del THRILLING EFFECTS.

THHILL1NU KFfECTS. 12 2. lound nearly every artiat nauwea jor houte- Wacoh's Italy. Kingsbury HaU was crowd. but they aie indelible long after the scund of his grinders is he, for lack of teeth and digestion, plays a feeble part at a m'stianary egations from various parts of the country, and to our notice a new regulatioa of tbe Department, to gt ia force on Nov.

1st, which every one, business men in particular, should be im At o'olsck a. at. COO US BALK temamm, 9 l- eftioet, jm. keeping. BRILLIANT TABLEAUX.

S4. t'o BRILLIANT TABLEAUX. stitsd that none were received with greater October as. October 2n. October :7.

W1 nrr Co. trren, Jo Iavie Republican Rally. At a meeting of the citizens of the 2d Ward, held last Friday evening. ed Saturday afternoon and evening by juveniles and adults eager to witness a most faithful and beautiful pictorial representation of a country fricassee. mediate! advised of.

By the present system, pleasure than the present one. He alluded to THE SLAVE'S TRIAL. THE SLAVE TliLAL. AT OTja SALEHBOOH. -ijfl.

'-a, a committee was appoi tea to report a consti Tattooing is not much of an adcrnmeni in Us the high position which Philadelphia and Phil. Octoter M. THE tution and permanent officers. Said report will RlT a arry woooe ftnot. all arc.

aua.t.-a' i. let era deposited, not bearing the required stamp, are detained in the office where deposited while the Postmaster uf same advises the best estate, so the navigators tell us, a teetmo- ade'phia merchants occupied and expressed a be presented to an aCjunrned meeting to be is which every man feels a greater interest than iu any save his own. It will be exhibited again this evening. We hope that all may see it. 111B HL.AUAI1U.V.

THREE CHEERS FOR FREEDOM. THREE CHEERS FOR FREEDOM. ny corroborated by the grim old visuges, that hope that the relations between them and the Northwest would be strengthened by the new J. K. KlalT'ord'.

Olive Tavt used to stare at ourselves out of Sunday school Appoimitiaulii of Hon. I. Cartter. JLton. D.

K. Cartter, of Ohio, will addresa the people of Illinois on political topies at the fol-lowinz times and places field at tne uage House, corner ot state and Twelfth streets, on Mondav evening the 22d at 71 o'clock. The Republicans of tha This Tei Drains re wilbdravrt nftr axr. party to whem they are addressed, that such letter will be forwarded on receipt of the re Pennsylvania route of traveL He drew a pic The Pbizb Piakos. At the late Homceapathic ard are earnestly invited to attend and per n-ng.

In conf querc- of tbe of the popsir comet-nne US8 RION McCAKl HYatd k. FE-JjIX VINC-EIST, from Laura Ktene's Tat aire, wuo woi quired sta up. books, where they served the purpose the ttub" in the game cf "pitch pennies, a game in which we and our coppers freely met and Kerosene Lamps, Festival two superb pianos at $500 and $800 fect arrangements, in, order to carry the Ward Mwofi. EfflP24tm Oct. Olire Olive ture of what Chicago was but a few short years rince, and what it now shall become, that the Oct.

14 Only and rs other ire con.pour ded with tb, view of a tenera ealeUseverbeea able to ob a'a Ut mooials from person of cuch prcra; By the new role, STon to be inaugurated, all were put up, but not drawn, the tickets not ue- "INGaBURY HALL. Dy a triumpfiant majority. J. Vf. Bell, Chairman.

E. Den man, See'y. such loiters are to be forwarded fortnwith to freely parted. receipts of produce were greater than those of entirely disposed of. The drawing, however, Bad as it may be, it is a style of ornamenta any two other cities on the globe, and that the will surely take place when the tickets are sold.

Crnlriia, atnoa Co WaeDinrncn C5 Ml. Vcthoo. effenioa Co Iiaqnota. Perry IV it oc Franklin Co. CarbonU.

Jcltson yt anoa. Wiliim-oa e'airo. AUxsndtr Caiedoiila, Oct. '-5 2 no Oct. 1 1 1 1HUKSDAY EVENIS8, OCT.

18TH, Olire people of Chicago would be most happy to supply Philadelphia with grain, in exchange for On Wednesdaj aad Saturday After- They may be procured at Ualsey A King's Pharmacy, No. 163 South Clark street, and Vincent Pharmacy, No. 102 Washington street. the dead letter office at Washington, and immediately become dead letters. This will entail serious inconvenience and loss npon all parties who are incautious in seeing their- letters well and securely stamped, who will not be likely to deem the change a wise or felicitous one.

Nobth Side Wide Awakes, Attention You ere requested to attend a meeting on Monday evening at half past seven o'clock, at Republican Headquarters, 147 Clark street, si business of importance will come before the meet iron and manufac'ures. COAL OIL LAMPS. All Prices, According; to tion everybody accords willingly to the Feejees, and fully in keeping with their social manners and customs. What better could you expect in a race of savages more willing to devour the gospel messanger than the message he brings. So everybody is content to leave tattooing to ttuef, ww.

ax axajiBma WAUGH'3 MAGNIFICENT Henry Budd, cf Philadelphia, respond The Wiatheb. The following is the range ed on behalf of the delegation, and thanked the Law. Esq, New tork llrapsm, Eaq liarke', N. 1 laoaxow Wmn. AilDy.

N.l (tea. lirrrOaara, D.C loi- "asm Coir. Hanfori Cona. -( Hii.BS.A. bav Je.iiua l.aavrrr.

Editor lode pendent. N. Y. Rrv. E.

Haioarr. Ed. Exam ner. 1. II.

-aoa. Agent ut Aatri can Bilae Union. V. Revo, a. Snsaiaa, Butlernutt.

hw lore. Sam. -allowaj'a Appolntnaenta. Hon. Sam.

Gailowaj of Ohio, will address the people of lliiaoi" in political topics at the following times and places ing, do not tail to attend. By order. J. H. Cltbodrn, Captain.

Olire Olire r. rr. Ian Every person who values promptness in dis of the thermometer for the week as taken by E. L.O'flara, Apothecary and Pharmaceutist, 30 West Randolph street, corner street the Feejeeans, horrid barb rians that they are. allirror of Italy.

The thf at re ef the war of Empires. The mot magnilta? nt series of Hanoramie fainUnsrs in Utie coontry, with th new ana briliaiat a tractions of He illuuiiniaioDs of fct, FeUr patching their correspondence, or even having it dispatched at all, in the right direction, will LOCAL MATTigalS, PprinrfeM. SaTiartiaon Co- t. 71 But is all the tattooing left to them? Have Board for tbe h'arty greeting which they had He said that tha newspapers which know everything, hid truly said, they were uniting pleasure and business in their visit. He was gratified to state that they bad been re Atian DAT.

7 A. K. 12 at. 6 r. 23.

-Oct. 24. ict. m. Oct.

2. pay a very strict regard to the matter of 60 S7 reona er Co OUe-burgh, Km.l Oeneseo. Henry Sunday, October 14............... Holiday. 15 we none of that style of thing here Don't go off in a tangent, and tell ss in triumph that you jSPGo to John icnea, lid Dearborn street and get your clothes cleaned and repaired.

They will be well done and at prices to suit the i iiurui, uioor4i or miiaa. tfec. Sirgtc uekets cenu. or six for if OO. f'hlld-reu lftcei.ts.

To afternoon I atni. i a is La jxaan, Ex K. H. And ttors taaa 100 other wellkaowi persons and see them well secured to their letters. To do this it will be better not lick all the gum Quality.

Wholesale ana Retail. fhUaren lO cts. Ioors open at clock. Commence do retr ember an Ancient Mariner, whose braw Olive Olire Olire t9 63 A3 60 to sa 40 44 41 44 87 SO Tar. times.

Tuesday. 16........ Wedn'day, 17 Ttiursday, 18 Friday. 1'' Saturday, SO rank Itialr'a Appointments. Hob.

F. P. Blair, will address the people of Illinois at the following times and places off the stamp, but moisten it such a way as to enab'e it to give the greatest efficacy to its ad ny forearm was the marvel of your young days, what time in grim gentle ess he allowed ceived everywhere with a cordial welcome, bjt the Philadelphia would cherish in their recollections, most gratefully of all, the hospitalities and welcome of Chicago. MIRASOLE'S DANCING heeler A Wilson's Sewixo Machines. We prefer tnem lor family nse.

TV'euj lark Gr. OLIVE TAR. Tr hesive qualities. Iewifltx. Foltoa J.

Oct. ffl. you to admire an exciting whaling scene, or a noun. E. I.

Tixkhah, A rumor utterly groundless Corner adison and Clark 81 s. Entrance on ItLadl on. Class open at all titaes for betrinnera. Peoria. I'eorl OitlTI 1 An IS HtBAIaST ITS They are the favorites of families.

T. full outfit of old junk in Ui3 auape of uhains 54. 90. S6. Mr.

Munn. having made a few appropriate Stark CHUVI-asN's OiaASS everv 'IumIav mnfl Kstnn! Pea- Olire NEW YORK SURRENDERED. Ca.7a, Henry fheaing Balsamic odo-s are brusiafbt li, jcontect with the lining mtwbraee tr itm, m. ST rents sKjy allowed as vifitora. Astemlty every Ttitdsy jMgnt, ior rcnoiarsand Fr-fna, and ne persons ann it ted remarks on the occasion, the Board adjourned for business, and the delegation freely mingled J.

met. It has no rival. Scientific American. awards or 1860 A3 tar as heard fbox. First Premium or TJ.

S. i air. ritri wiuw; lutruuacej ot scuoiars. see 034 No PIoTter to be bad for tbe Fusion and anchors, or a very rotund belle with very large muscular developement cf limb, etched indellibly into his weather tanned cuticle. We ask you had he any of that style of art in his with the members of the Boarrf, while the usual Ticket Bevll take the Hlndmoal.

has prevailed, that this gentleman was to connect himself with a new banking house, and we regret being admitted to! our last issue. Manifestly it does injustice and injury to Mr. Tickham's present well established banking house, and the correction shonld travel as widely as the statement which Jt is intended to TRANCING ACADEMY, No. 195 amount of buying and selling went on. dlu(h w.rrrv, oorner or vena.

MADAM AKEKSiRSJW AOADEMT face and your ne. ative dismisses the old man The excursionists left on Saturday evening Is now onen ior toe seaeon. Davs tiiitm wntMj. From the New York Herald, 19th. From the bad news we have received from OUre Olire of the sea at once.

In Fefjee the face divine DO. DO. DO. DO. DO.

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DO. DO. fjr Milwaukee, to return to our city again on Tebmont State Fair. New Jersey Stats Fair. Kentucky State Fair.

Ohio Mate Fair-Illinois State Fair. Wisconsin 8tateFair. Chicago Mech. Institute. Albany, aid from other inauspicious omens, we LAMPS, LAMPS.

Relieving at ofe ary pa'n or opp sslc-r, ai seali: any irritation or lion. Wbst Olivc Tin ts TAmr 1 row rA It Iot ma an iscoth im ajd Heal ng Pyrup foz ijouihs and al: 1 1. roet UW stes. Wiisw Olivi Ta is Arrutn agLetic or oonc eurtc iv num. an Saturdays.

Kor ladi from to p. at for get, lie-men, a to 1- p. Children's clwts on triatardava only from 3 10 p. m. IMvate iessons at ai! huurs 1 ot occupied by classes.

lLvery vahety of dancing taught. AU the Monday. repair. Tar. Tar.

Jar, far. comes in for the chef d'oeuvret of the art tattoo, and assuredly we are now after tbe highest styles cf the art. The face is the best tablets, and the Feejee operator knows it. DO. DO.

Bread is likely to b3 plenty this ytar. iaauiuna rie nances itagnt ir one course of Ifeacm-. Ma-Cim A. bas lust received and will Immediateiy introduce tne new and beautiful Waits La Coska, and the Vazurka Gal iop also, tlie Prince lmpenale an lJoIka kedowa ('cholars toires wpesiy eummenr.ng Monday Our Fire Department. Matters hare come to be reduced to an excel And at hundreds of County Fairs throughout ersren 'er a root-t spev1v But its quality depends much upon the way it is Olive Olive fear tLat this btate ia lost to the conservative inters si, and may be booked as tafe for Lincoln and the Republican party.

The Regency are trying hard to pet money frona the merchants of this city, for the ostensible purpose of using it in the irood cause in tbe interior of the Stete. But a burnt child dreads the Sre. The foo.s who gave their spare dollars for tbe Pennsylvania ectiou, now repent of their folly, and sav they will not be so easily ctngbt a second We maintain it that tattooing is very much tne union. Office 167 and 169 Lake street. Geo.

R. Chittenden. xa. acta, at vi Jeu wv.iaxai iiuig rWrJUUB. lent system and order under Chief Engineer Harris ia our present Paid Steam Fire Depart SfCaCElalA AppolatBienu ef lion.

H. C. tclenck aud Uoru Piatt. Hon. Robert C.

Schenck and Donn Piatt, of Ohio, will address the people of Illinois on po iuical topics at the following times and places l.arencTi le Lawrence October S3 ill. C'armei. Wabasb Co October 24 rarrjle. 26 trraL bite If, airaeld. W'stb; Co.

37 t.ey, K.cblaad October 24 ft wtoa, Jasper Ictol 3D Ptieftine, Crawfoid Oct oner 81 tre Eiuo. Cttmtterl utd o. 1 fcringfleld, 1 Alon. Ill c-b aril KaUsa Appolnlznenta. Hon.

Kichard Yates, Kepublisan nominee Gorernor, will address the people on politics! tipics at the following times and places Cheetr, Randnh Tcesday. Oct. rW.tivtlle.M.C'ia-rCo...............WeuceS'lav, Tiwia, Pook as Co Friday, L'rtiia. 37 snTiLle. VenailUQD Mraday, yiv.

JLowejoy-'a Appointment. Hon. Owen LoTcjoy will address the people of i llinois oi' politieal topics at the following times fan AiiMlbllator. Jl've far is not sticfcy, tloat nutdittc J.CT i ift cenu a bottle. j.

r. Mwmn sussf mUphur Motctr Are sol'ible prepamimn of Itod and General Agent for Illinois, Wisconsin, and, made. Those who prefer bread perfectly light and sweet, must recollect that DeLand Chemical Saleratus is indispensable its manufacture. It can be procured frorn any gocd grocer or storekeeper. It costs you no more iNonbern Indiana, oc20-5td 2Lw iaHatmu.

far. in vogue in our communities. Scarcely a face among us but bears these tell tale lines, that we begin to score in youth and which never leave us, nor get erased eren when Time kef's us her new wrinkles- PARLOR LAMPS. time. They were cheated by the little Forneys Kew York, Sept.

aad, 1850.3 Joseph Burnett, Esq. Dear Sir For some rANTED A Druggist's Clerk, ment. The machines are kept in fine order and turn out with most commendable promptness at an alarm. Both horses and men seem happily to understand one another and themselves, and the signals from the Court House bell. On the second quick stroke the quadrupeds are on IS than an inferior article, and makes infinitely a.

oouw uiars. si re ex. ocSOzt Olive Olive Olive I time past, i nave Deeu using your Oocoane, and consider it far preferable to anything I It is a startling fact that should be under TEACHER. A Recent Graduste better bread, cake, pastry, than the common saleratus. Sold wholesale by the whole suipnur, loeutiai witn that existing in the blood ot aperffctir faea thy pr-of.

L7n.tirig with the dved foi biy Kevitaviise snd furify i be 1' pa.t Janrjvy tothenroushyntfn Thev nvigorate ne 1 Wn- Tnv the Vletmi 1 her Ke-u aie sue Secretions the B'dv Ara area-peciflcforau Female West dki i niGB On DoLbtva a Faocams bTArrORD'S TsH. bare ever used for tbe hair. fur. Tar. far.

-A. of TateVilece, wbo has had exigence In tacL'ng, shea to find emolovment as a tpudpr for a faarhMir of Philadelphia, the small fry imitators of the big Forney, and the election was allowed to go by default, whda tne rogues pocketed the gold of New York. It is too som to deceive our merchants again, and they will but'on np their breeches pockets whenever any of the R'gency approach them. The confidence men are of the same cal.bre as the Pennsylvania mendicant, stood. The lack of appreciation thereof leads to inattention and neglect, and then the tattoo CHURCH IiAJIIPS.

If my endorsement is of any value, you are sale dealers in Chicago and Milwaukee. their feet in a state of great excitement. Not da ly. 'ihe most tAOsfactory reft recces r.ven. Af'd'-pss unfrequently, when the alarm fines the horses r.

j. oi at. ocl9z4t penectiy at unenv to use it. Respectfully yours. Oct2 lm-WFAM jf'rank Lbsub.

Ikqcests. 03 evening an inquest 7 ANTED By a young man of Olive Olive IS'iAf 'ORu IRON A1 fcCL- PHL'K POWDERS. STAl-l'OKO INhaLKR. and tnev once receive! tne alms tnev are was held on the body of a man who was found floating in the lake, near the Reform School. harnessed to the machines, the beasts start of their own accord, and on one occasion the animal attached to a hose cart got half a iw meraii inn min irr aitns.tinn Tri.w i.

Hish School or nf a P.n.l,. ing goes on apace, mere is old inreepercent, tattooed from chin to the line whence, long ago, the hair began to depart from its duty of thatching his scheming brain. Avarice has been tattooing him these three score years. How thickly are drawn the lines, the checks snd or saie dv iiiir. bezginj, they would lautih at the donors for their stupioity, and distribute it among their references iriven.

AdJrtfc iam' KITCHEN LAMPS. SMITH sfe 1 YEU. On Friday night an inquest was held on tbe tiandwich. Hi. ocHrlw Ladies aad gentlemen who are looking for a Dyehouse where they wiil get their work well dine, either in dyeinti or cleaning, in all ita branches, will find such by calling at the Boston Fancy Steam Dyeing Establishment and places La Saile, La Salte Lernxtoa, 31 i aT Co.

iurtir.rtoa, Iowa otolxrr SI. 37. own ean. i ti ere is so much honor among body of a man named James Burrus, a stranger block away before his driver mounted to his seat. Whether he wuuid have counted thn ncf esfO'e to Pen-on 4(VM Wbo esal- ano Retail Agents Chicago.

Olive Tar. WANTED IMMEDIATELY. these political thieves as would. influence them to make a fair division of the money obtained I Ml 1 Yin a sar rvi ltua TIU 1T1IV a -v ia the city, who arrived here in a sick and destitute condition, and died at J. B.

Tarr's plan strokes and made for the right district is an of August Schwarz, No. 73 South Clark street which the highest market price will be paid in Oi-sh on delivery at our Frees, ItUzwell corner of B.i Island CLVsavt .0 Vsut rhitan rirrJDIlr mr tr oounter checks, Hard old man that he is, the history of the process ia in Una engraviog on lis face. fJREAT VICTORIA EKIDGhi OPEN. This lm ense iron struct irt. tw ana loi Illinois street.

ocisxlw under false pretence s. They have no notion whatever of winning the election, and if they say anything to the contrary now, it is only for ing mill, on South Canal atreet, near the rail CHANDELIERS ww- "vawvaukagv, A loaCUl Hi 1 ttrt. open i out certainly the intelligence inherent in these horses, and quickened by habit, makes tbeir mancauvres on the occasion iniles In length, ftbe longest in tbe world erected facrosstlt tdg All should not fail to read the advertise ocmiaim office 45 Market st. sea ment of Prof. Wood in to-day's paper.

Then too. Old Bibulous has bee nat it these fire RIVR ST. LAWHENCK the dotioie purpose ot ooiatnmg money and IuIIiok the conser ative voteisinto a deep way bridge. The jury returned a verdict that the deceased came to his death by epileptic fits, caused by exposure and neglect. WANTED A Stock of Dry Goodn.

itwe rv.ClotriiTiac'. or Boots snd Rbona Tn At Montreal, ate eot of Six-end i-Ht'f MlMrm nf Aara, to connect tne Eastern and Western iivUkns vf t)ws a fire-alarm well worth watching. They run ke loxes, ears pricked forward, every nerve lldiinri I or JJTSaSBI'Vfa Or 1 nlmDTATMl KaXkl Kataia Grand Trunk Mtaitwity fetal security. The moment they get their finaers up'itf the contributions of Hew York city, thev wiil siow their cards and play into tne hands of Linco-r Bnd tbe Republican party. Chicago, afilwauaeeorPcrtageCity.

Wis. Anyooewi mike an eiinm tarUi nUa a aaii.lrau kn Paispdi. Accioasr Warning to Bots. On iaa, laa, lass, 913, cnicago. ociuxlw C.

B. SCRIVElf, Aikertumg AgaU, Si Durban. and muscle doing duty at top of pressure, and yet all intelligently and under control. Thus much of the hoises. and forty years in another style of tattoo, and his branch of the art is one so perilous that it has very few old profes ors.

They generally die early, and prick the tattoo in very rapidly. We have in mind plenty of jouDger art students, whose rule of life seems to be tbe worn old saw of the copy-books, "no day without a line." They give whole days and nights to it, OF CANADA. ein for public traffic. Th's rnad nf nearly 1.101 mllee in lengtii, la operated under it aHioriwad to rsreisv drsrtisannan er (Ait emd all tits WANTED. Agents to engage in a Ttltasant and nrofltMhl P.iirivMia in ea-hCk.

i Wednesday evening of last week, as the the Chicago and Burlington train was crossing Michigan avenue, a son af Mr. Williamson, liv Ltading Paper af IA iPortAwat. Jal-bsM-r The men bunk at the engine houses, and are OVX MAJfAOJCMENT FROal PETROIT. MICH. TO FOKTLA-lMit MJt.

mm miu vTCaabiwuitxai ui guou auurees can mane to loin the kdvnia-r 1b I SOIltll CISpXI StlT66fi peedy at turning out when the bell rings." ing near the Illinois Central Machine Shops, From 92 to $10 per Dy And there ts on'y Call between the hours of Sand 11 a. mnA ana. a OIVTJ iTBeAKOB OF OAVe4 at 6o. Masonic Temple. ODDomte the Post ofiw a.

cy, mat win realise f5.ooo per annum. AdtLre's O. tine; of the Press and Tritunc. oc23j.2t Less than a minute eufEces to set them all at their posts and the machines out on the street at a hand gallop. It is a striking spectacle to auaress, stamp, P.

O. Box 3ft4V hicaco. Senator loolmle' Appolnlmenta. Senator Doolittie, of Wiscai.s'n, will address tae people of Peoria and Fulton coiin tie fol-fows Oct. 81.

fit ov. 1 At f'tiba county Frday, Al AtoD vr'u'too county ov. s. 71t. Farnawortb's Appointment.

Mr. Farnaworth will speak at Jnsetlnn ly. Oct. S3d. Hyde rida, Oct.

2otat. Herman Krelamaaa's Appointment. Herman Kreiamacn, will address his German fellow citisens on political topics at the ollowin? and places Carrrrton, Greene Co Oc'. M. Hardin, CaJliitla 34.

Political la tne KlKntb JDls-rlct. Hon. L. Phillips sad William Bross, ct the Chicago Phsys axd Tribcke, will address the people of the Eighth Congressional District oj the political issnes of the daj at the follow, rs times acd place. Sepnblicans at the ser-eral places desigi.aied are rerpecttnllj requested to advertise and make arrangements for the meetines: uuiuuxnim and pass hours in steaming bar-rooms and hct haunts of vice, as if tatto.

ing wai their sole business. How fresh young manhood changes Trom Chicago or the M1sissippl River ke Port lanrf or H'y ton. Quickest and nost route f.r travel Le-tween tbe houtb and West and Canada and JSVw kngtaid Passengers and freigbt bO'-ked through ai! parts of Canada and the Mew Englaiid btates, also to and rom S9 000 TO LOAN FOR 2 TO se these iron chariots of war moving on in a uuudi Trfliiji, ixs aoam juwk Etreet. L. NOBLE.

CHICAGO AND WANTED A Competent Seam- And the Goat nettt of Europe, at corns' der brv vedoei- strM. who nriieirinda cutting and flUin. winhM L'OR SALE 18,000 Acres of land I near Fort Dodjre. Iowa at alow nVnre 'or An. m.

py 'ejuiarweeaiy nneoT uji i tii.TA i JL- ANI ELKol'KAN UAIL STKA CaiV oU ens Ct eod n'l to olttain a permanent tutuation in Chicago or Ticinity. (Wen when required. Ad rena Jkt. i at this office. ociSct ply to A.J.8Ai,UyWAV a CO, Lak- sret.

Quebec every hatnrdsv, 'j(t from Live-rmx! evcrv Weai neacusy throuzbout the year, or furtawf pn ten tars autMS' to WALTER t-HANLY. Oeneri! Manager. nicajo. 0 iw whilo cavjii?" npon the cars with a number of other boys, fell wiln lu right arm across the track, the wheels passing over and "angling it a shocking manner. Drs.

Hitchcock and Tucker were immediately summoned and amputated the arm. The boy is now doing well. Water Taxes. The Water Commissioners advertise, to day, that the half year's water tax falls due on the first cf November next. Water consumers axe remindrd to pay in November aad save the ten per cent, addition made to water bills at the end of the month.

We understand also that by a recent order of the Board, parties taxed for buildings in the water district, and situated on lots not supplied with water, have made to them a discount of twenty per cent, if the assessment is paid in November. LITTLE, BROWX fc THE PARTNERSHIP EE-TWEHN William Wood and Jonn Mi ay JAa, WAKRAvlv, Oerl West "it Aent, Ko. .3 strett, Uaderthe Ada'us Ht.u. FOR SALE Any person winhiEg to partTti'n an offioetn a store or warehons. em Bi.d ssch and boards for sae cbeao bv hMIT AllsiIK.

llroacisaa. aucceasors to Pentoa A Co. as Lake WASaiKQTOX TTN1TED STATES MAD Oaly Weakly Line Chicsjro. 70287-iw bdls olved by mala corneal. WILLIAM WOOD.

oca It JuuN MILLIiK. I Oll SALE A few more of those Ladders, from 13 to 90 feet lonr. mannf.etiired imm Publish this Day PEDDLERS' "WAGON for Salo. ILtht Peddlers Wartt nMrrrnr. Witt a.ar.til CORK, LIVERPOOL, Jiew lorfc Slate Spruce Timr.

Closing out at Uc. per ebeap. Apply to E. I OKtalluJS. 29 Late etreca.

Ecrtd Co. And a.1 tbe prtneipal cities of Great Britain 1 tbe aewM-Sm (Bit-ttatrt.) A HISTORY AND ANALYSIS Oct. J2-1S M. a 11 2413 aen oi a urope, cauins at trra, Caro TUB IrlOIfTKEAI. fi All, BblGWM.

TRFAT, Las a of (SAGINAW LUMBER, mosrly dry OR SALS. 360 Acres of Choice find LANDS for sale or exchange for eood Citv Pro boards for OF THS Ocean Steamship Commit aie to ar'lv i or on arrival, weil pr-portioaad for lengths. Ca-y eons'sta of 2-25 4q better than common. perty. The land is in Wiwonstn.

on tbe Oconto River, thirty milnfl alKve the moutn, near Eld ridge Milts. Alss, two valuaois H'-rses, l-aicgy. Barn-ss. etc FirswilBss full oowered Clvde built steam.ta wmcn are ix. ift anu a in.

in imcKness. Tae ca go it ot-vUe into iavoicte iii'ts of La ii cated Mth Inst. A full description at tie coinrof Canai or fun her intnnaiion. apply to ROiJ'f K. HILL, CocstitutloB of the Ualted States, With a fall Account of the Confederation! which preceded ocio aiH im ropnet' ror uaraen i.r.T xfuus1.

and Wet Waehlngton atreeta. ALBaKT J. sTEELK. tion with tbs OKAND TRTjMK KA1LWA1 sail every haturday from Quebec, carry ins aue UnitedfcisttvA and Canada Maiis and passeng-ers Bohemian. Oapt.

Mcafaster.l TIovaHeotian.t.'a'tt.Bo ku, lSortli Briton," (France. I rt'tb American. A''k. Axielo Saxon, Balauttne. Canadian.

oczzusua- it PATENT RIGIJT FOR SALE. vslmb Patest Kiarht fer an article in trenerjl Joint IHmdmIooi, I). T. Linetar and John A. Logan, candidates lor Congress ii the lith Coagresaioaal I)is-triet, will discats the pol.

tl of the day xt the foil twing times and rrp Oct r7 Alo.on. Wwtrej xairdeld, Wayne i'be tLscniwian at Fairfield will be at night. Win, It. Plato' Appointment. Win.

B. Plato, Repa jilcaa candidate for Elec- The Piilladrlphla Contested Election sutler v. Co reapoodence of the Y. Tribune -1 HU-ADiLrnia, Oct. 17, 1S60.

Thf T9, is a ferment among the politicians the It District touching an alleged fraud by which Butler has been returned as elected to Congress. If there be a fraud -at it is ad mitted that neither Butler nor any cf his friends bad any knowledge of it. Is is emphatically a family quarrel among the different wings of tha Democracy. Ii any cheating has been done they have done it themselves. Lehman, the Douglas candidate, has been floored by tiio Breckinridge men in ventre for the Douglas voters bnlting certain Breckinridge candidates fjr the Legislature.

Butlrr has received hii certificate trom the Return Judges; but under our law, two returns are made to the Governor, one by tbem and one by the 1'rothonotary, and as these wiil not acree, it is barely possible the Governor nitty omit Butler's name, and withhold a certificate under the broad seal of the Commonwealth. The iraud is said to be thin, and occurred in the Fourth Ward, Moyamensing, a district from time immemorial ruled by the roughest of the the rough Democracy. The Judges of its ten precincts met on Wednesday last aad mate up tneir returns, appointing Wm. By er a Breckinridge man, is Return Juage to the Seneral meeting en Friday. Each of tnese ten udeea kept memoranda of tbe vote, as did Mr.

Lehman and the reporters, all being copied from a book containing the returns ct the tea precincts, and this book gave Bntler 1 votes, Lehman 1,513, and King 13 Tbe Judges signed sucn a return, and delivered it to Byer-Ir to band in to the general meeting on Friday. But on that day he handed in a return giving But er votes, Le 1,389, and King 2U5, tuus defeating Lehman. This last return is alleged to be forged. Some of the signers swear their signatures to it are forgeries, while others say theirs are genuine. Byeily has been bound over to answer for forgery, yet it is well known he can neither read nor write, so that if a wrong bas been done, others must have bad a hand in it.

Altogether, it ia a strange affair to happen among the harmonious Ddmocracy, and where the wrong is to be righted we do not exactly see, bother in Court or in Cosgresa. But a Iresh count of the ballets will undoubtedly be had aome-where, and that being done, we are persuaded that Butler will be shown to have a mejority, if Lehman has been cheated in one ward, it is fully believed that Bntler has been worse cheated in others. tShould Lehman obtain his seat, it will be some satisfaction to know that be if rea'ly an able lawyer, an enthusiastic Tariff man, and heart and soul anti Lecompton, all which is infinitely better than could have bean said of Tom Florence. it of the Debate and Acta of the Ceorefition which BOARD A Gentleman and his wire, or one or twa sinfle centlrmn will find board use, anl cheap manufacture. To aroti.modate men of i two new snips, Quick ret.

Ohtapest and must a uua mean joui.ty Kigats w.U be sold cbesv. Address pleasant roTJis, or aoftrruidhed. w.thin lea OClDK'W Tars irom CUieato Ai wtutri minute irm me uourt uoube, west aiae. Addresa P. o.

box 3313. ocKdSOT 9w laverpoel laS. SMV arf il FOR SALE. The slock of a well established and nmitable masufaetnrinr corvee formed It of the Judicial Deeia'otu which hare exnitnicted It with Papers and Tables illustrative of the Action ef the Goyeniment and the People under it. fiu.foundwtlBcookedproviaions....r PIAXO ior SALE A good Piano, nearir new.

win V- wld Inouir. at Watson 'a this elty smouating to One-baif cash and etxeu1 sh jrt paper, bance in wt-: located reai estate or farming lAfialaia the cuuntry, AeW" cltT will address the people a-t follows FuQtcgtaph Ualiery. 1S1 Lake ttreat. oaii-it i'taao SS Uaa isanaaiBmvBastBV' "7T1m RE ARD Lost on Road sio Br SATHAN1IL C. Kot.

from Evmnslon or in the city. Porte ltf onaie eon- ateturnT aiatj. Bieerasre. Certificate! leaned for brtnrtnf mat pawetttere from the pnndpa' towns ot Great Britain and Ireland, by ahc stsamers aaiUnk vessels, at very recused ratra. Tor freia-ut or uaaaaj-e apjly te tne Oou Oenere A elite, bLbel A rieaTTe, 19 Water street, i.l'rpvl Cot ud IruW, and 3 Broadway.

York, tn Urtaaa Detroit aad MliwaukAS Grand True. Hallway offluti, 11 dk7 latp Under Atlanis r. lXHli a at. firm i.atckotrry TOWLE, of the WaaMnxtoa Bar. Prtae.fsl.JS, Via iient.

ta.nizES) in bills a note rr S1UU rawn Dy 1,, uunon, payable J. C. Hobba, daeOct. 14, I860, horn other pa rof valaeto owm-ronly. the abore reward will be Hirer to any onelearisg it at the office cf a.

(J. Vft ARSON RENT. A Comfortable and Or 17 Water tl. ocgaau well furnished House, with all the modern imtrove- This Book fives a else ments and conveniences, W.th stable snd carriage house. ner bicago avenue, and within a ndnute's walk of the in th.

ann rau aooxranr. oi me aMDales pLERK WANTED A Rapid writer and correct in fieures. can obtai a situation trhieh adopted our Constitution, and of tlil- ior a Constitution proposed by Ma ison, Ran as Estrrt lerka the Lamp and OU Empcr.nm. Arply immfdiatelv. t- la- OU- JAMP AND OIL EMPORIb Clias.

Ia. Noble, la BTKII i Leonard sreta Appointment. fcprirflfeld, Sniraaoa Co Monday, October S3 Itlr. toTejoy at lion- Owen Lore) will speak at LaSalle on Taeadaj next, in conjunction with Hon. Thos.

Corwin. Jodae 'liintall at It oe It ford. Hon. Ljman Tramboll will speak at Bock-ford on Taesday next, Oct. 23d.

ClaJ3.Blt C-ark street ridlroad. Any respectabie Tsm'iv wanting snca wi 1 p.ease direct to W. Y. jx 4390, Pos -fl)ce, with addi ss, when tbe p-eirises may be seen. ocllxHt TO RENT WITH BOARD A en it cf unf amish ed roo at 20 State sU.

corner of Adams street iay boarders csja also be ace rnuo- a. o. OABraaxEau aetwesa Waaolnstoa and attest, SEAVLEB Ilf ALIa OC17XW Oil Kerosene and Coal TO RENT That large Dwelling house on the earner of Harrison and Bdftalo atreeis. Ail new papered and pamted, with seas, batt. celitr, all ICIiANGS DEPOSIT Bank Jlf or 0AB PEJTTEB, STIBBS if- CO.

(ctrcczaeoam to a a eAirara oo.) rcilAK SAFIDS, lO Vi A. K.rmnTKCia Read, Dreiel a Co, Sew Tork Hofrman A tielpcke, hlcago. laOcl -ly Sritrntk in Ci iberland Hon. K. C.

first rate order. Laige lot and s' able. A pp. to 'Is IS fc. County.

a1 liandolph street, from 10 to It UJilAaaOl, st o'clock. OC1TSJS-1W Goods The oaly party la Chlcafo to whom Downer MuSa -BXTBA This Oil is pure and not adulterated with cheaper loi All aood brands of Coal Oils, Lamps Ior Churches, ii BuildlnfEs, Stores, sec. Agency of Bldweli's Coal I Grease and lMput of Grafton Mineral Feint Company. atiau-og Seals) The appointments for Hon. R.

C. Bchenck and Hon. Donn Piatt, ot Ohio, at Clark County, on the 1st of Xorember, has been changed to Greenup, Cumberland County, tbe same day. THE ADVERTISER WISHES an engagea est with a first clag Jobbirg Horee or tnannfacmrea aa solicitor and snUaman. Wlio has had aatflcieat experience, ad an acquaintance with first claca baye in luiaofa.

econln, lotraaTid MBourL to mate hlma. If raliiable to such lArties in this City. or iNtw York nnqueftionable referen-ea TBA JJV tox 338, P.O Chi-Oago. oc22x3t EWTNG JJACHINE AGKNTb. grand charge against an old enemy of man, no alight foe when he becomes a rebellious servant.

How this flying artillery laughs to scorn tbe toiling pioneers of the olden school, gallant as they were to man drag-ropes and haul huge machines miles away through mud or snow, and then toil for hours at the brakes. How tardily horse power and steam came in to relieve such expenditure and of human thews and sinews. Now, a firm hand upon the reins of the flying horses, a skillful handling of fuel, and manipulation of "spanners" when the plug is taken, and then the light torch which opens the valves that is all, steam does the rest, and the crowd are free to lock on, or or steal, as they may prefer. Slowly the change was introduced, chiefly because firemen were voters, but now none think of questioning steam, and its right preeminent to combat fires; homoeopathy in fact, timilia timtliiut set a rogue to catch a rogue light a fire to put out another. Every body is pleased now, and no more desire to return to the old hand machines than to go back to Frink A Walker's stages, aad passages by sail craft.

It lessens the danger of fires both in an increased efficacy in tbeir extinguishment, and ia totally extinguishing that love of "running to a fire" which ia unscrupulous bosoms used sometimes to burst into a flame and kindle incendiary torches thereby. The attendants of the steamers are paid, aad Steam himself can be trusted with any amount of eeprii du eorpe, setting aside his infrequent tendency for a "hut." The introduction of steam machines in Chicago, has proved a success, satisfactory to every body. Property owners rejoice in an increased security. Underwriters are mads happy by greatly lessened risks and largely diminished losses. The lists of fires compared year by year will show both these faets.

But one thing is yet lacking, which should be suppUed. This splendid fores is without a means of guidance as to intelligent movement. One system of fire signals fits upon our vast ex-ttnt of city like a sohoolboy's jacket on a foil-grown man. The signal for any district is a poor hiat as to direction, a-d the steamers can only strike out at a venturs, hoping to fall into the di-eet current of thos3 better informed. A fire in the suburbs they neednot attend at all for they would find no water.

There are, worst of all, many false alarms leading them many a long and fruitless chase, expensive, too, since fi ty dollars is a low estimate for the cost to the city of a run of our steam machines, unattended by any accident. We need the Fir Alarm Telegraph to givj at every engine house the exact location of the fire, and this which has been fully tested in other cities must be adopted here. It will put an end to false alarms, enable the Department to discriminate in their attendance upon actual fires, and in every respect prove the other if not the better half of our present paid (ystem. Tbe New Poet OOtee aad Thereabout. A large force of Workmen are now busy upon the fixtures of the new Post Office, and it will be ready for opening by tha middle of Novem bar.

In the meantime we notice an extraordinary excitement, a sort of pine epidemic, prevailing among the wooden buildings of that vicinity. They are all of them breaking out into shop fronts, and taking to themselves airs in the way of beer saloons, pop shops, pea nut stands and other varieties ot business for which the space of a fair sized dry goods box is large enough. If buildings could enjoy a joke, the great government structure would doubtless burst opea all its doors and windows in a broad grin at tbe dust its little neighbors are kicking up, each preparing itself to be an important trade centre en a capital of a few dollars. It is consoling to believe that none of them will long survive the march of improvement, which will shortly sead erery pine tree's son of them scurrying away to the suburbs, to be replaced by first class structures. dolph, Pinclrney, Hamilton and others.

It relates what the founders of oar gore tsald ai.d wrote in regard to It, and sires an imparti I history of the rarioua events and measures which led its -rmation. The publishers believe it will prove to be a mos useful and interesting book, and indispensable to all who wiah to un-dentaod our political institutions. They a-k p- icalar attention to the following testimonials to ita ralue; Prom Hon. Hannibal Hamlin. I have exami ed your 'History ani n-ry-ie of the and And It well adapted to the purpose eug-gffcted in the preface.

It must prove a valeaole work fcr tap scholar, the statesman, and tbe legal profesaioi, and will be useful to ail who desire a correct under tar ding of the Constitution of the Republic In which we live. From Theoph.lus Parsons, TjL. Dane Professor of Law In Harvard University. "This nnall vol a me embodies the result of wide re-search and of Intelligent and centalns a vast amour of Interesting and valuable Information. It is indispensable to every one who desires to understand the formation, the construction, and the operation of oar na t.0nai Constitution." i.

H'n. W. P. reeseude-a, TJ. S.

Senator from Maine. A raKipUatiox auzh as this appears to be, is suuca needed, snd I have no doubt, that as a ter-book, tne work will be of great value. The plan is a good one, and. so far as 1 can judge, has been faithfully carried out. By traelng the history of eaca ause the Constitution, to-getfier with the reasons for its adoption, and appending the judicial construction, if any, under one -ad, you wiilp resent at one view a mass of important Information which could only be otherwise acmixed at a great expense of taiiiie and From Hon.

D. S. Dickinson, formerly TJ. 8. Bens tor, and Governor of New Tork.l I have examined the general plan of the work yen propose publiah, and, far as 1 can judge from the prat ace, table of conteota, and sps-inien shecu oefore me, 1 rega'-d it with exeeedisg favor.

With yeur plan sneoessfrii ly executed. It cannot fall to be replete with interest and instruction, an I shall, for one, aai its publication with anxiety. THE SUNNY SOITH. in the process, wbi'e the countenance is taking on those indelible lines that you may read across th street, deep, penetrating, evading all disguise, and growing plainer and plainer ts the work advances. This branch of the tattoo trade absorbs a vast deal of capital and nter-prize, and keeps in operation large establishments especially devoted to mark ing In all the isles of the se i nothing can be found to equal the promptness and despatch with which thii style of thing is attended to, especially iu our large cities.

But we must not get ourselves at sea among the many styles of the art of tattoo in vogue among us. The passions all do a liberal business at it, each in their own way, and it is interesting though shocking to witness the pa tience with which saany give their faces up year after year, to these operators, while Pride, Hatred, Selfishness, Cruelty, Falsehood, Greed, Ignorance, and the rest, each work away in their own style. So general is the art, indeed, that carcely a face of either sex has seen twenty summers without having thereon the work blocked out which after years shall fill up, writ-ing thus your history in your face, and heart communings and little pet weaknesses of your nature, in such a tell tale manner, that the waj faring man, though a fool, and never having had the advantage of your acquaintance, need not widely err, in telling you which of the operators has been at work for you. Don't remain deluded in this business, and believe, longer tattoo exclusively a Ftjee institution. Think of it and make up your mind that the fashion is one whose styles are laid ut before you, and we leave you with the advice borrowed from the tailor and milliner, "study a becoming style." Give a tithe of the time to the selection, you gave to the important ques tion of your new fall and winter attire, and get a good reason for consulting your mirror if you study it, to see how comes on the tattoo you have chosen.

Tattooed you must be it is not optional. In Fejee it may be. New Street misalon Sabbath School. A Sabbath or two since we noticed the New Street Mission Sabbath School as they were returning from their seni-sncual meeting at the 1st Baptist Church, reaching from Dearborn to Clark atreet, numbering two hundred, teachers and scholars each class having a beautiful banner with an appropriate name, and making a very fine appearance. Four years ago this School was organized in the suburbs ef our city.

The Annual Report of the School, made at its recent anniversary, shews that, commencing with 51 scholars ar.d 10 teachers, it has gathered in over 800 children, and engaged the services of 600 teachers. Of these, 330 have been dismissed pa account of changing residence and deaths, and 250 to form other schools. It has now over 200 scholars, with 26 teachers. Their former house has become too small, and a larger one is needed. By the munificence of one of our noble hearted christiaj ladies, they have purchased a lot on the corner of Bridge and La Salle streets, and intend building a fine addition to their house.

To raise the necessary means, the Rev. W. W. verts, D. is to deliver two lectares in Bryan's new hall, on Tuesday and Thursday evenings of this week.

The subjects True Manhood" and True Womanhood" are well calculated to call forth those talents which hare already acquired for the lecturer so enviable a reputation. Many of our citixsna wiil remember with pleasure the ab addresa before the Touug Men's Christian Association on a fo mer occasion. To snch, a notice of the lecture is quite sufficient. All while enjoying the literary treat, may have the added consciousness of belping in a good cause. To Laboring Man in Chicago.

I have four applications for men and well-grown boys to work in the eouutry at from ten to fifteen dollars a month timing the winter. There is a great demand for men among the farmers, and ne man or boy need be out of a job who has a will to work. Apply to Koaan Coulter, Minister at Large, 16 Randolph street, from 1 toe o'clock r. a. TO RENT The Commodious More, No.

4et orth rjlark at-eet, under tbe Foster Bonse. A first rabs lotton for busnesa, particuUrly oulng. dataware. die Apnly to GEO. F.

FilSIEK, or Al. H. HAXra.it, of tne i oater bouse. odtt-eiTt 2w TO RENT One New Th.ee-Story BtlCK HOUSE, with larje yard and laTee barn, on Otd street east of alien igan A venne one of ll-e nrx-st locations tndneighborhoodsln the city. Kent only ,34 per monLn.

Appl on the premises, or address P.O. iox QO. TO BENT Four Story Brick Store, with 9 by 163 feet, en Keith water street, designed for Storige. Can be rtnUd fcr pork-cut' ting andpackinc. Apply to O.

Vf. AiAMti, 1M Korth Water street. seatCxlm TO RENT First-Class Stores to Kent. Those two lar-e stores In Portland Block, Deaibom ecreet, recently occupied by the Jtew York Mt.r-tl. Company, aad A.

redin. App to J.H. PAKtl.K, TO Watriington street. Wanted in every County throughout tue afetUra fitaies to sell TeBaC Improved $30 Bevrlac lSav delne. These Machines an adapted ts all varieties of work.

Family Tailoring and Bootand Snoe Mak-n Tiity have met witn a vcryAarge aaie durini the past year, (if lnun.yraa.aln.w AdrJrouN(j ft elylstp aiarAD ladurer-, ago. III HICAQO SALESROOM. lAHt nTfttEt bv iji Botrvsmik is very fasclna'ine. Like 4 Ths Horn New Banking House at Cedar Rapids. We call the attention of our readers to the advertisement of Carpenter, Stibbs A successors to Weare, Carpenter A Bankers of Cedar Rapius.

S. D. Carpenter and H. B. Stibbs are well known in that community as efficient business men.

Mr. R. B. Slibbs, the new member of the firm, has long been connected with the banking business, in the well and favorably known house of Sturges, Stibbs A Wooster, Ohio. No better recommendation could be given to any person, as erery bus ness man in Northern Ohio will testify to.

The new firm continues the business of the old with increased capital. The St. Patrick's Fair at West Market Hall. The friends and patrons of St. Patrick's Church are moving in the matter of a Fair for the support of the Church and Schools of the parish.

The fair will open on the 22a and close on the 25th with a concert given by the boys of the parish sehooL under the direction of Professor Max E. Girac, tbeir teacher, and conductor of the choir of the Holy Name. In a series of duets, trios, quartettes and choruses, the children will give the public a fair specimen of tbeir musical training and abilities. The programme of the two concerts will consist of popular melodies, and to give the performance more eclat, the Great Western Band will be present on the occasion. A Libel Suit Brought bt a Physician.

In the Circuit Court will be taken up to day the libel suit for (20,000 damages, brought by Dr. Alexander Fisher against H. O. Stone. Both parties are well known and prominent citizens, the plaintiff being a practitioner of long standing here.

Tbe suit grows out of the professional attendance of Dr. Fisher upon the wife of the defendant, in childbirth. Mr. Stone, at a la'er stage in the case, called another physician and openly made violent a strong assertions touching the skill and competency of Dr. who brings this suit in his own justification and for redress.

From its nature, and the standing aid means of the parties, it will be fought on every point of law and evidence. The latter will bring in the testimony of a large number of our medical fraternity, on either side, as experts. That Ol Corner. The Drug stand of Brink erhoff A Penton, on the corner of Lake and Dearborn streets, was for years one of the old trade landmarks of Chicago. Their successors Messrs.

Penton A Robinson fully maintained the well earned and wide reputation of the house, and are now themselves succeeded by Smith Dwyer, who for some months past hare been in a successful tide of business on the old corner. Long associated with the former houses, they possess everything that could be desired in experience or prestige. They have one cf the most cemplete and elegant Pharmacies in the city, and give especial attention, and always with crae and neatness, to the compounding of Prescriptions. They hsve a large aad attractive display ef the multifarious Toilet and Fancy wares that have, tha world over, come to be associated with the trade in drags. They have, also, such facilities in making their stock that they are enabled to offer to cash purchasers at wholesale, inducements equal to any other house.

They have recently been forced by the growth of this department of tbeir business, to lease the adjoining realises on Dearborn street, and with these extensive premises are still pressed by the trad they hers well earned. cold 11 1 .,1. fawaty day if you taae Lead ol it, "HnArT. It-yiUJMANUE UF STRIK- A a A Saamiitv. beauty and power.

The IN a NEW AND SECONIi HOU: Habtd PiAjroe forsalelcw. Pianos afelrKieons to Rent. Orders for Tuning HOILI Or i ti Or, THE ILIXia OF OOLI. by Sou: hero Lady. Two band' erne I'mo.

lew Euiuons also ready of tnree greai. sfiaooa, e-odeoas. Orfrans, and ali kinds of Musical Insti j-enuproniptlyatiende'Jto. AU kinds of KaatCaVl Instrn rents at short notice. A Romance VOlS ai.00.

ril veiS OT me ysaur r. aaa xo, ev tv a and success it at F1IK Frir nf RaaCO. ei.io. lekV Uim. xs.

ctruaa i i-nag iioarctng. E. GOODRICH 154 Soutai Water Street, 154 Manufacturers and General Dealers in Oils, Alcohol, Camphene and Fluid, Have constantly cn hand the very best Qua lily of GENUINE KEROSENE, Colorless and inodorous. Also Carboa OH, the best brand et oal 1 1 lor 9 -le at manufacturer's prices, transportation tev'coa! Torch Light Oil at a low price. ecBd 08 tnet a.

K. Jt CO. "VTOTICE CHICAGO WATER WORKS All owners or oc-nipaatsof bui'dinga applied with water by tbe City Hydraulic Com pavny are hereby notified that the seso sem.i-ai.rnal pay-ment'of the commencing May 1st, Igep, and enaing May lat kfel. wiil be due and payable on the lat of NoejB-ber next, at the Wat Commi'sianer'a OfB e. corner of Lake a -d Laaaile streeta, room or iUarine Bank.

Tbe payment herein dtctared to be due on tbe ltof next is for the nesef water for the half year coxn-me eing th that day and ear tag May 1st, Owners or occupants of buildings woiCj are cituafd on lota adjoining oy street, avenue or alley tb rough wheh the dUtribatirg wntex laid but which sre not supplied with water, are also notified that the second rearl-annuai pivrnnt fcr tne asiewnent for the year commencing ar lit, and ending May 1st, 18U, will be due and pmyisb at tbe same fme indplacp. 'y order ot the Board. W. TINKHaM, Secretary. Water C-omm'SfeiopeaV Office, Oct SO, 1HE'.

oc32daoe iOt LOST A Check drawn by Eldred A Bilcotn for three hundred dollar us Merchants Savings oan aid Trim Co dated Oct. 1ft, No. was lostthisdaT, and the payment of the saite is stopped. hoover will return said cnecx wil1 rewarded. oSxjt XDRE1S A BALCOM.

TIIE NEW POST OFFICE WILL be occupied on the 1st of November. A large an4 haiidsom svre and basement, separate or together ales ce and rodiing rooms wiil be rented chan. Apply at the bulli ng, room IH, B. MiaKW AN, oclfSdJW aw L'earborn street. ryUE TWO DICTIONARIES.

WEBbTER' UHABBIDOED DICTIOHART. Kw Pictorial Adi ion. Price, StOU. wORCE'TER'S QUAKIO DICTION AKT. rtctc-rial Edition.

S7.0U. It. J. OOoeVa A CO, ocis 111 lAkesjwat. A PJeaaant Joke lor BelLEverett men.

We don't wish to create unjust suspicions against the Committee ot Fitteen dry-gooos men, least of all to make pnblic anything as yet purely private but wouldn't it be funny should it turn out that this famous Committee have been sending larga sums of money into Kentucky and other Sttte, where the contest is between Breckinridge and Bell, to help Breckinridge and destroy all the chances of Bell Mr. i ancey, who is Mr. Brecainndge's right-hand man, comes North to support Fusion; and what more natural er likely than that Northern money should be sent South to help Breckinridge? Wonla not a Committee lite this of the hellers cf Dry Goods, with abundant wares for the Southern market still on band.be apt to adept such a courser And what is more, have n't tby done it? Are they not doing it all tbe have no desire to disturb our Bell Everstt but are not these things so iV. T. Uribune, Harder ot a mtealonary kr Indiana.

Special Dlrpatco to the S. Y. Tdbnne.) WasanrGTO. Tfiundiy, Oct. IS, 1866.

Judge Greenwood, Commissioner of Indian Affairs, has imloeed to tha Secretary of the Interior a letter from Mr. Rabinano, Superintendent of Indians, riving information of the murder of tbe v. Morris Brangnier, a missionary to ie Indium, by a party of Obepapa Hoax. ti.T eacneed the atrocity npon the pret i that General Harney had given them authority to kill any white man whom they thou'd find settled in tbeir country; but the murder was committed in the Crow country, and not in that of tbe Sioux. Moreover, Gen.

Harney's talk with tbem in 1886 referred to the apprehension of United States deserters, and not to the killing of settlers. Judge Greenwood recommends that the Secretary of War be requested to issue instructions to the Commandant ot the nearest military po to effect, if possible, the arrest and pauabment of the murderers, From the Zaaesville Aurora, Hov. 36, 1SW.J New Glus. We advertise to day a new style of glue, which must be needed in every house. This is reported to be tbe identical glue with which the man glued hi og together after he (the dog not the man!) had split himself in two halves by running against a sharp post while in pursuit of a rabbit.

It is related of this unfortuuate dog that he was stuck together with two legs up and down, and remained so for the rest of his life albeit he was a more durable dog after than before this slight accident, becauae, while he was running on two legs, the other two were resting, aad be bad only to iop over on the wated leg, uad go ahead; afresh. This only abows that care shoald be taken ia A OvatVOUTlNU lfA.T. Immediately after the result of the elections in Pennsylvania and Indiana had been made known, tha Chicago Timta and Herald, repudiating a its past professions, broke forth in an open invitation to the Southern Sutea to dissolve the Union. It asked in the fervency of italics Will 'ex mi'Xiont offrtt whitt men, inhibiting vvtttry fa timrt at large at the empire of J.ota coiuent to be governed by a hot-tUe mtjoriif in another tectum Since that time tbe Xew York Herald has been p'ying Disunion bellows with the utmost dilligeDCe, publishing every scrap of treasonable and insane rubbish which coul ba collected from the Southern press. careful examination of the evidence which it parades from the journals and orators of that section, diselcses the fact that all the threats, objurgations and oaths indulged in that behalf, are equally applicable to Douglas and his party, if the prospects ot his success were equally imminent with that of the Republican nominee.

This is a oo at for ting tact, B9 doubt, Ijt tbe Time and Herald; but is it not the obvious purport of the article to which we refer, in that sheet of the 13th int, that the Times and HeraVI has been really in favor of Breckinridge all the time? A few lunatics in the South are threatening disunion, not merely fa the vent of Mr. Lincoln's election, bat in the event of the election of any one but their SEaan Breckinridge; and the Chicago Timet and Herald openly encourages their traitorous design. What is the inference 7 L)vja' Appclntmenta. Two places are added to Hoa. Owen Lov.

Joy's sppointments this morning. He will peak at Lexington, McLean Oct. 251b, aad Burlington, Iowa, Oct. 27th. The Prince done.

It will be sees by oar despatches from Portland, that the Prince of Wales, ne Baron Renfrew, has take his departure from American chores aad is on his way to merrie England. Order esse more reigns in Warsaw." REV. J. II. INGBIHIM.

PRICE, sua. Throne of David. l-RICI, Sl.JS. Pillar of Fire. PRICE, S1JS.

Prince of House of David. PRICE, SI .25. Wor Sale hr W. B. KEEN, G.

GOODWILLIE'S WHOLESALE PACKING BOX ooumn vxacm asm matsea srs. Orders for Boxes, Trnnk bodies and CVid ra v. ts will receive prompt attention. x0. Box 372 a BOARDING There are now va-cart a SSS and SSS 8-rath o-ark street, some p.easant from 1.111.1 suitable for famiUes er single kentle-me.

it is also a convenient locattoa for day boa-den, as It is only one bl je frojl in. new Foal Office. Tertns mod-sjate. oe.rn.iw BOARD WANTED A Gentle-man desires btard with a respectable family where there are few or no other hoerda, where he can nave a room with are. South Divi-i n.

wltoin ten minutes wsjs of Ctty Hall pTeferrfd Be eienoes ezcnaned. Adortrts yr. P. o. noi 4841.

cciMgH-st BOARD. A Suite of Front Rooms to Kent, with Board, at 1 and 91 Mlchigaa avenue. Reference. required. octlOdaM lm BOARDING Pleasant rooms with Board can be obtained at 'o.

4 Tan Boa a street, between and Wabash avenue. BOARD WANTED. A young man wishes to obtain beard 1. a private tamiiv where tne eomtoru of a home aaay be had. Price OS 00-ie ir otherwise rrfls'aotory.

Couth hide preferred. A QClSllw PIRITUAL MANIFESTA- TION9 Miss ADA I. HOTT, Writ! and Rappin Test Meiium, will give stulng for the invest isr tion ot tLese peessaaena, freca ta.SL.tSwP. at Bio. 94 ttoutri lTiarilainea street.

Terma, IM aa hour for oa or two LL PERSON SHAVING claims asrarnst the lt Irm of 8TEV KM4 A HU- A BewkaeUer, Ho. 141 Lake straet. TO are hereby notified to present thr saxne nds-r signed, at h's OiSce. 'o. 114 booth Waier lent, etor the Hd day of lSovmber next, at which Utu-r tne aiwu ta ssesstt will be aopl ed to pay men of tne sad Arm, a-c rdlagto the oondi'loos of a eertaia deed of assignnient bearing date tne lytii dy of Marea, A.

i. lilM) H. W. HLN.iALlL, ocU dl lm Astiirase ef Stevens A Heaton. OAPS! SOAPS! SOAPS I TEW ilKSS ANTED TO EXCHANGE FOBOITT rROPEBTY, It.

have on haed for sale TOILET SOAP DEPOT. Cleaver' Honey Soap, Lorn Sea's Honey Somt, Low A bon't B. Windsor Soap, Low non't Glycerine Soap, Jiimm ifl (flyeerme Soap. Very Old GattiU Soap. Lubm't Soap highly fumed.

A FAR Brairia and 40 acres of timber lant oetldlTT let Osa-latisr 10 aa Address Bent 14- JYett Heavy tZ: JPrkm Our ewa Sraad. wnla we ser th trad, at th lowatt cash prtue. TOBBT A BOOTH, PACE1HB HOUSE, OL STREET BRIDGE, SUVJTrl BKAliCil. eclTdS-w Afayteyt i LADIES AND GENTLEMEN who are lcoking for a Dvehonse where will get tbeir work veil done, either in dveifig or cleaning, in ah iu branches, will And such bv ceiling at the Bus oo taarv ttteam svetabhsnmect of henry bchwara. No.

TS BonU Qiark street and fts Ulntois street. oclSxW TRACKING BARRELS ALWAYS aX WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Any one hayins aa Express Wagon, Bores and Hax-nass, or a doti )i Team with Wagon, or lray Bone, L'ray and Hinrw, and wiaa'ras to dispose or ttjam la eichaofe for Fanatnf and hticfauran. oan have the opportunity to addis-tus foat Ofttce Boa 8ss. seM diM I 170R MILLINERY, DRESS AND Cloak niaktiig, Panerna and Maehiae stitch iar, ge to Hies A. a 19 ftomt OUrs street, Ceiawne.

Together with a Sue assortment of the very seat Tsflet fcoapslntaK. H.RWD4IJII., Apothecaries and Cbmlsta, 144 aad 14 lake at. Iftlm in Toilsa and Fsaey Poods. TTOOPS, HOOPS. HOOPS.

Four XI Baadrod Taoosmnd Extra Flat (Floor Barrel) Moot, rroaa Mil for ssa. by C. J. HAGal.Ia, eefiaw. ear.

Beet. WaSst as Sails sta. VTAILS CHEAP. 2,000 kegs as. j.

1 sortso utn Nalis, arssa en no poo, rorsaa, sx Bo. 19 JL mm asaad satd for ssae. (south Market street by bs Lubiu's Genuine Extracts, new varieties just received and warranted, by E. H. Bergen t.

Apothecary, cor. Bandolph aad State streets. ft. i. lUWaJUl CEO.

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