, 1860-02-07
TIL E CT TY.

TIL E CITY.
Press AND TnrnrSs.-We will pay liberal
price for copies OF the l'REss AND Tn1rrse Of the
following dutes: December Goth, October l7th,
and September a6th-all 1859.
~ Parties in want Of good furniture should
attend the auction sale BY Gilbert l. Sampson,
this morning, at 3. o'clock. at their sa!esroonls
No. Sc Lake street.
II G. Mirasole will give another party This
evening at bis Dancing Academy, corner Of
Madison and Clark streets. All scholars and
friends are invited to attend.
Mn. MATHEWS LEcrrnE.-Our readers should
remember the lecture Of Wm. Mathews, ESQ.,,
before Bryant, BELL 4 Stratton's Commercial
College this evening, on "Success in Life"
YorSc MEx's ASSOCIATION LEc1rpE.-The
evening lecture in the y. ii. 4. course will be
delivered by Henry J.. Raymond, Of the New
York Itmts. on Thursday evening next.
DEATH or E. ". TnAcx.-The intelligence
reached this city yesterday Of the death Of
Elisha II. Tracy, Esq, q well.known and proml-
nent member Of The bar Of this city, for ycars
preceding his retirement not long since to
farm be purchased in Hampshire. Ills remains
will be brought to this city for iutar,nent.
An English girl Of good disposition, nged
- years, wants situation to tGkc care of q
child in the city, 4 citizen Of New Lenox, ILL.,.
wants to adopt little girl ten years Of age.
lie Inns no children, aud would do well by a
good girl Apply to the City Mission, " North
Franklin street,
S1oASs FREE LEc1unEs.-The next lecture Of
the regular winter course, before Sloan's Com
mercial College, will be delivered this evening
by Rev. n. l.. Rice, D. D. Subject" The nys-
teries Of Nature md Revelation. DR.. Rice be-
ing IN able and eloquent speaker will undoubt-
edly draw full house.
RrrrEl,cAs C1un READING HooA.-The
Young Mems Republican Club have opened
public reading room at their Headquarters, in
the second story Of Lloyd's Block, on the cor
nor Of Randolph and Wells street, opposite tue
| Briggs House. The room is supplied with al
! the best newspapers in the country, and every
| body is invited to read THIN. The room is
| open all day and i'll the evening.
CHICAGO MEpIcAL Soc1ErY--Thc monthly
| meeting Of the Chicago Medical Society will be
held this {Tuesday) evening, ut the Hail Of the
Lind Medical College iu Lind Block. After the
usual business shall be disposed Of and papers
read, with critical remarks, discussion Of great
practical interest will be opened by Professors
| Dylord and Smith. Tie profession, in general,
| arc invited to attend.
| Non7n's C1accs.-Il,e St. Louis Democrat
SAYS: "TLe horses, wagons, and other property
| Of this company were scld at auction OH the
| 9TH. Most Of the horses were in poor condi-
some of them injured in various ways, but they
| brought very fnir prices. Horses in tolerable
condition, and not very old, sold for Sla0 to
$50, while the poorer and faulty animals
brought from $40 to $50 each. Tic Cu'liope
was sold for fifteen hundred and seventy. .fire
dollars.
TUE BurrEn CASE AGAlS.-A.nanda G. Full
ler Of Darlington has been held to bail in 500
fur larceny Of butter from Darid Briggs Of that
place. Our readers will remember the slanacr
suit which WAS lQtc}y adjudicated before the
Superior Court, wherein Amanda Fuller claimed
damages against Briggs. because lie said that
she stole butter out OF his pantry: At that tilne
Of one peuny. Lately, however, Briggs has be-
co,nc sa!1sficd that so did steal his butter, and
has procured hcr arrest.
| TEMPERANCE MA77Ees-Rev. Mr. No'cott will
speak on Temperance at the Edwards Chapel,
corner Of Harrison and 1Iulstcad streets, on
Tuesday evening ut :! o'clock. These teni'
pcrauce meetings thus far have been well at
tended, much interest manifested, and n new
impetus given to the cause.
DR.. Jcwctt, the well known temperance lee
turer and veteran in tile cause, who Is now cam
, J,:iSnuy in Wisconsin, isto bc here next month
when our citizens will hare an opportunity o
hearing him.
) TIE SrunES1s' ANNIVERSARY FEsr1yAL.-Th'
t students Of Bryunt, Bell l. Stratton's CONNER
= cial College, giye their second annual festiya
j on Friday evening, February 1oth. We under
e STAND TINT this Students Festival is hcncefortl
to be q fixed fact"--an anniversary event, I'M
is designed to preserveand perpetuatc the soc'a
union of the students Of this institution Wit
!. the numerous graduates Of the two Colleges c
;. which it is formed; the laudablc intention M
r DERIVING the whole plan Of appropriatins til
&C surplus proceeds derived from these innocer
>. aud delightful recreations, to tue enlargener
!. Of the valuable library Of this College. I'll
IT. arrangements for the party, necessarily llmite
as 10 numbers, and therefore select, are Of til
J. first order. Wright, tue prince of caterer
l. provides the supper, and the Light Guard Bun
d | the music. Tho whole nifair will double:
ID prove Ill entertainment worthy Of all concerned
IT NEw Mrs1c.-s1essrs. Root Cady have r.
n ceivcd the following gems Of classical mus
=. Just issued by Mcssrs. Russell T. Tolman. Be
Ia | ton:
r. sser;d .onEs without yonls-"1m T4;;~ Eis."- ':.
o'aases 1o1 tis ts"e ~ Sts. b*y:;e:t:
" 4hss Sst si.' ,fe ie + me- sse s'a'd '''.'
III i IL Il: a;saisss, r. {sss
8" g. a: 9 Sa4 but sess ssIs s,;n 'asse asver ~
i. n: 4" :: :. s,test h4s satis. a:t4'4''D'''
nd 3: 3: i: i: Ny:ss:: Asy ss:x:
The same house have also received an asso
ut meat Of new instrumental pieces Of moder'
,r. difficulty for pupils, among which arc:
bis Tar. Echoes ofhe Past" by Adolnh l'auuaiaeh-
seS Liafr Gt4'R JiH@-
t.,tn{s ftvhr N.Aas< Halls.
IYAIbefs IsrId.. yarsovaua. 1i!y Of the Valley,
'se d .t-xx s-@Pz ty Charl.s DA'i@n.
no The 1a.nbent melody Of Mendelssoh
~ Songs without Words. aud Two Part Son
is the best advertisement Of the propo
,m- series Of sacred songs arranged for the pit
fol- from bis whole oratorios Tho number bef
1870 us-"I.ift Thine Eyes us Transcribed from
;ne / well known air iu Eti;aA. The series Of SO
scd by Robert Franz, noted above, have been
nee lravaeaut1y commended By cri1tos-son,e e
-ar placing them in the rank Of tho great comp
nth, t;ons Of Schubert Their popularity is sec
ned to the works Of no man whomsoeysr in
ra. 1ra. land'ef song.
III III Tnn SsEAx Tu,Er Nu1sAScE.-fdttort
efer ard 7ribunA: There appears to be M organ
,'ta, III sy.tem Of housc-breaking and thicving car
On in the North Division. When dwel
rs house is temporarily unoccupicd it is alt
con. sure 10 he broken into, aud all the lead, VI
nut II and waste pipes, iaucetts, &c, torn down
r i