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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-14

"a acres two miles from the CITY, about 40 rods from
Euclid-St., on tee Crawford Road good Farm
House and Barn we'll stocked with Fruit Of ali
kinds. Price J,uO0. Terms to suit purchaser.
40 acres in Euclid, miles from the city tmbered,
new house, price f41 p r acre Terms ea y.
Farm in RewbuTgh7 five miles from thu city-l5
acres umbe-ed, IS acres improved, small frame
house, good barn and COW ste ble, stream OF .ver
failing water and mail Crohar
Il acres with frame cottage nd barn, miles from
city, near st. lair road, has been occupied by o
gardens Price s3,COJ. Terms easy.
10 acres, 10 wood land balance imprJted) on Euclid
road, gcoi springs OF water, fruit, and good
situation for grapes.
ChCics ami we'll sell cted lands in Iowa, Wiscou sin
and michigan for sale or exchange.
80 acres in AeWDuTg, about miles from OlssSlanc -
Good House and Barns and fine Orchard. e5OCps
$50 acres 30 miles from Toledo and miles IRON
seon StatiOnon Air Line Railroad $50 acres d al
rie aud balance timber land. New House md
Barn and good Fruit. go per acre Terms easy.
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F0R EuROFE.
G TEA SHIP FAp~ =
~ lAss-lA=A-5Rf
GREAT A>TERN. - -
NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
ROWLAND & ASPINNAI.Ii,.........As gents.
THE STEAMSHIP GREAT Et6TERE,
WALTER PATTON, Commander,


WILL BE DISPATCHED
From LIVERPOOL, From NEW YORK,
Wednesday, Aug. 18th, at Wednesday, Sept. S, at 8
4o'clock P. II precisely 0 clock A. L., prociseIy.
And at intervals thereafter of about six weeks from
each port.
FIhST OABtk, ro... $50 TO Sl35
SECOND CABIN, State Room B5rLhs, meals fur.
ni,hed at separate tab
So Excur ion Tickets ont and back, in the lst and
I'd Cabins only, a fare aad hslE.
~ Servants accompany ing passengers, and child
under u aTs of age, half fare Infants free.
rHlRD UABiN, intermediate State Rooms passen-
gers Ound With beds bedding, table utensils.
aad good substantial food
STEEaAGE, with superior accommodations ......s30.
Prices OF Cabin Passage from Liverpool at same
rates as above.
RS- Price of Steerag5 Passage from Liverpool, S25
R1-An Fares payable in cold, or its equivalent in
q. s. Currency.
sIss- Each Passenger allowed tWebty cubic feet OF
luggage. An experienced Surgeon on board.
For passage apply only to CHAs A, WHITNEY,
at the passage once, 26 Broadway, or 70
II. u. BRAXTONs
S Atwater Building. Cleveland, o.
ROWLAND g ASPINWALL,
sHRl451 Agents. 81 S1uth-St, N. Y.
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CLEVELAND MEDICAL COL
~ LEGE-Belng The
Medical Department of the Western Re-
serve COIleEe.


Thg TEent eth AnnUaI Session will begin on the
First "Wednesday Of November reIt, and continues
weeks.
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JOHN DELAMATER. MD, Ii. D., Emeritus,
Prof of bste RIGS and Pathology.
JARED ? KIRTLAND, NJ. D LII. D., Prof of
the Principles and Practice Of Medicine.
}. LANG CASsELS, N D, LIZ D., Prof. Of Chem
istry and TOT5calogy.
PROCTOR TaAYER, M. D., Prof. Of Surgery and
Anatomy.
Il KIBKE CUSHING, Il. D, Prot Of Obstetrics
and Surgery.
ALLEYNE MAYNARD, NJ D, Prof of Msterie
Msdica and PhJ sical Diagnosis.
DAVID H SCOTT, N. ., PT1t Of Physiology and
Diseases Of Children.
JACOB LAIsY, II. D., DeDonstrstor OF Anatomy.
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FARMs, CITY PROPERTY AND OFT fOrs m
SALE OR EYOHANGE

SALE Ok EXCHANGE.
Euclid st, near Browuell-Two story Brick House,
with marble menties, water and gas, bath rooms
&C. S60O0
Bond-st., a very desirable House and Lot. Let 5ox
lz01ect. Water, gas, bath room, barn. &c F4OOa
Chestnut.St. large double Frame House and Lot
Price $500
University Heights one and half stcry Brick House
Brisk Hotel and Ihreo acres Of Land az miles from
ths city, By plank road. Brick Stable AID con-
siderable Fruit. $3.50.
Kinsman-st., near Perry, vacant Lot, 38xI7O feet
100 Acres miles from illinois rentral Railroad 40
acres improved. Exchange for a Farm near this
Erie-St 3 Ro-d Brick Houses and Lots. VIII rent
to ray 10 g cent viii sell separate if desired.
Kan as, 90 acres Timber and $50 acres Prairie.
Illinois, l2O in Calhoun county miles from the
Mississippi Biver. Exchange for property IN this
Tracy-st., House and Let. slIOO.
KinsmaR-St large Brick House and II scres land
/ Scoyiiie Avenue, large and convenient two story
House and large LOE.
Prosp osp5ct-Sti near Erie, good House and Lot $500
/ HAN NDS0ME COUNTRY RESIDENCE large tone
Dwelling and fft- en- acres LAID; on PLANK road
six miles from City. A large C5nservatorT
! grounds handsomely laid out with eyergree6s
shrubs and flowers. AlzO, an abundance Of Fruit
Grape Vines, &C. S6OOO
Prospect Street-Three first class brick houses with
modern improvements, one near Erie, one near
| Bro smell, and one near huntington Street.
/ A very beautiful and hnely improved Farm OF I7i
| acres on plank road, three milos from Warren
/ IT Il umbgil county, Ohio.
A line aeside1co and large Lot, corner OF Lake-St
snd Csse-Ayenue. For sale cheap or exchange
/ tor other property.
GTist Mill and thirty acres of Land good Dwelling
/ House. Well located and good water power
81 scres good Farming Land in BrecksvilIe about 4
acres rich river bottom SO per acre part on time
A nice Brick u, and Lot on The " esr Side neal
the Circle, ou Franklin-Sf g. Sn6 11' 49,
| store House and dwelling on Detroit-St VerJ
cheap.
Hoffman Block for sale chsar-part on time.
very valuable Properly kinsman-St.
good House and Barn, y acre Lot on kiusmgn- -gt
near Erio-St. 1850.
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e. ~ buy and asII RoaI Estate on Commission.
lent and ollect Rents, &C
- no charge to Purchasers. Sellers only charged
for sale3 OF Exchanges Actually Made.
98-Also i5sues Policies az Lowest PAYING nAtar "a
Eeliable Eastern Insurance Comnanies
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APPOINT MENT.
A PPOINTMENTs
g FOR THE

q TEUIN IN MN 10 IOh II u
~ YEAR OF Is63.-DR. CLARK, G rman Re
ormed Botanical Physician and SurgeOn, Wall con-
t patients for all chronic diseases Of every charac-
or FREE GHARGE, at thu following, times aud pla
es during the present year:
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I AND 0FFICE.-H. H. LITTLE
Il has constantly on hand large number Of i'm
proved Farms Tor sale for cash on time AsO-a
variety OF City and Village Property; and choice
Farming Lands in Iowa, Wisconsin and Missouri,
which he will exchange for Farms, City Personal
Property. ONce in Atwater Building, Nos. and s,
I'd floor. mayl2
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REAL ESTATE.
TOBN &c. JENNINGS,
TnsuTano5 and Real Estate Agent.
BEMoVED FROM

Sll superior-Ast., Marble BiecA,
To Atwater Building, foot OF Supegior-St
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pRAYTON & STOCKWELL,
REAL EBTAFE AGENTS,
O1ioe No. 8 Atwatsr Building Entrance through
the Insurance O1lco Of II. f. BrAyton

-AVN0-0 IND LVL0 7 UH 9AIN.
II story House and Los on Phelpa-St convenient to
the Lake shore Car Shops and Boiling Mill
Price $500
Brick House and Lot, No. 76 PrOspect-St Has Gas
and Water and email Of1ce attached, convent
snt for Physician
Eouse and lot No. 375 Kinsman Street. lot lGOxs3O
house has ell the modern i'm ErOvemcnts of hot
and co water and Cos throughout, furnace
marble mantes, &C
large new and elegant brick house and barn, cor.
ner klnsman and Forrest Street 1t 226x3g6- =
Terms easy.
Bri house and lot On st. Clair Street, near Bon
good fruit, Watsr gas, &c. very desiraBle le prop.
erty to rent or fer a homestead
Franc House and lot 439 Kinsman Street. 82xsOO
good well Of water fruit, bnrn, dc. Terms easy
Also lot IN Of above on orange Street s2xI25
Price go Ter fOcs.
sirabls hOuss ard lot in Hudson to exchange FOL
city property.
Frame honse and To- No los Kinsmsn Street lot 501
l62, good fruit and we'll. Price e., SEQ.
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very desirable Residence, with I3 acres OF land
convenient TO Street Railroad.
JNO. G. JENNINGS,
septic Atwater Building. FOOT Of Snparier-St
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DEAL ESTATE.-E. N. KEYES,
LII formerly OF the firm OF LittleB & Keyes, naI
oBened Real Estate Ofice in R1uses Block, corner
supeTiOr-I and Public SIusre, and constantly
hand several thousand ceres first quality Farma
ting Lands in the States fIOWs, Wisconsin and Mis-
souri, TO exchange OF city country property; alBol
or all ktnds o. DeTH0nal property. EArt casl pata
nzrasaSru aurtE R7B
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES,

600 BBLS. REFINED CARBON
OOO OlL-warranted frst rate Burning Oil.
Price by single barrel low 81 the lowest. Specia
discount 70 parties b1ying ave barrels al time =
BENTON BROTHERS, =
C5tl I2OSuperiOr-SI
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PlRR0s.
KNABE'S PIANOS.
Every Piano Warranted for Five 7.
And the privilas sfeIchangs given al any tim,
p sig monfh
OLD PIANO lll HELO1E0Hs TlEEgIg DC

ALsO-ON HAND.
ksIodeoHs, Small A1stTWweBts, String
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T0Ns0RIAl,
SeW Wig and Fashionable Hair Dress
ing Establishment.

WTM. DAY BEGS TO RETURN
w return his sincere thanks to his old friends
ana patrons and tn Inhabitants of cleveland gene
rally tor the ve-y large share Of public patronage
bestowed on him for the last nine years. and WOuld
respectfully inform them thRt since his return from
Europe, that he has taken and fitted up large Store
in the most modern and New York style, entire Sep
arate Apaf tments with every accommodation for
cry branch OF the business BaviDg purchased and
selected himself from the MARKETS while in Eu-
rope he offer tor sale and inspection the finest and
most valuable assortment Of
HUMAN HAIR GOODS
ever shown IN this city Mr. Day studied in some OF
the best Establishments in Paris and London, and
has for inspection many new and life like improve
ments in every descri 3JiOn Of
Wig and Ornamental Hair Work.
SB-Sole mal,er and importer Of all kinds Of Eng
lish and French Head Dresses, English BOWS TriI lo
Bows. Cofheures, Plicature=, &c.
EI- Ladies Hair Dres ing, ShsmPOoning, Hair
Cutting and CCrliag. Ladies Hair cut and restored
without cutting short lshingiing.)
EE-HOT and COisD RsTiIS. auRI-R2S
, 1863-12-01
PERMANENT SOLDIERS, HOME.
Meeting OF Lndles-PlAn Suggested
Committees Appointed.

IN adjourned meeting Of ladies, from Friday
LAST, to make arrangements for permanent home
Tor the soldiers OF the Onion army took place yes
ter1ay at o'clock, at the Ladies' War Committee
rootae. Tho meeting, which was numerousiy at
tended, was presided over by Mrs. Hoge; Mrs.
Hosmer scting as Secretary.
III The course Of the proceedings Mfs. uogc said,
that the object they have In view could ony be OBJ
timed BY laborious and individual effort on the
pnrt Of those who interested themselves In the
1ardahle and praiscworthJ undertaking In which
they were now engaged. She proposed to present
this matter not only to ali the Northwestern States
but the whole Of the loyal States Of the Union.
She recommended a strong, earnest circular to b
drawn up and sent to The Presidents Of all the dN
ferent Aid Societies, Committee to correspond
with the different Eastern States. =
The following Committees were then formed,
1t being uuanimonsly decided that money should
be raised BY one dollar subscriptions: -.
Committee for Dist1ctlng the City on South
Side to meet at Mrs. shipleye at % Lasalle street
On THURSDAY, at o'clock; COMMITTEES on Nortt
Side, to meet at the house Of Mrs. E. Wadsworth
corner OF Illinois and Pine streete, on TharadaJ
At O'Clock; Committee On West Side for District
lng the City, to meet at tho house Of the Rev. MI
Tuttle, Mt 257 West Madison street, on Thursday
at o'clock.
Publishing Committee: Nss- Long, Mrs. A. shur
mcn. Mrs, Hosmer, MIR. E. WadsWorth, Mrs. Dr
Bird. Mrs. DeeenheaH to correspond with Ger
man psperp. Mrs. HosmeE, Chairwoman, and ap
pointed to draw up circulars.
Committee to obtain proper subscription books
Mrs. ]. 8. Fuller.
The meeting then adjourned tn Tuesday, at
O'Clock, at the game place.
, 1863-12-01

human Life and human hope, but parse Of =
competed drama. never more to DO enacted npoa
Hoturned from thia superb symbo1lsm in the same
compartment, and directly fscing It vas another
fgnfe-thc glorious impc1sonatton ofAmettcs, a
yellow golden-hargd, blue- Saxon sirl, Win
tic Eyes Of her Of Italy, bavng iniahcd history
to mourn oTer,-no great historical sins savc ono
and that not originally her own-to weep over ;
enly p1oasse, into the, fat Of future,
power and severeieaty y<t e come, I'd .u3s e e
glorious and lovely thinga about and around her,
her lap fnll Of flowers, and Coda own heavens
smiling upon her and blessing her!
The contrast vas vs s;fiktns' Italy rePsessnsi sas
moral confneion-America, representative OF the
with that pregnant future before her.
its highest features This was the large, grand,
aud saastesly sketch by Couture, Of the decline an1
At once both the grandeur and the crime OF Rome.
In q temple Of gorgeous architectnrgl embelllah,
mcnts we're congIcgated the pride q manhood aad
T9@anh01s ne1 4n all ,5a 2oqa aoSn aaie
sanEen into every form thst viee could
spsndof through tes.
dest dcbauehegy. could utterly efaee the linsa'
ments Of it.
Rome, from it. greatness. had como to ths.
dreadful wreck, and he read the history Of all this
In the eyes Of that sweet MagdaleDe. the Italy Of
KnsEitef,
Why had Rome thus fallen, It had lost i.s hon
son. And then, bringing the matter to it's practi
cal bearings upon America, he called npon al whe
heard his voice, upon all Americans everywhere
who loved their country and did not desire to gee
this great Republic brought to like ruin and dos
olaion to hold fast By their integrity, as the gold
en- horns on the altar Of manhood. and mover. t.
MfIr the only soieeuards OK the national Nfe.
, 1863-12-01

ror, and Hoseling hsd received from thcm Ger
t;fcate, which showed TINT the dour had been In
spccted BY tho Boazd Of Trsde Inspector a. he re-
uested II shouId be at the time Of purchasing 1t.
Nj. Dent, who appeared as counsel for tho do
rrnse, took the position that. the term 'sach In
,pec,iop," % ueed In the ana1 clause quoted above
meant the inspection which was defined in that
rart Of the section Immediately preceding, VIZ,
s..ny examination by IN expert or other person, Of
-FOUR hy sample OF otherwise In order TO ascertain
tie quality thezeof;n and that the nour sold BY
the Adams had undergone such an inspection,
they could not be held to have made themselves
liable to the penalty,
lie also insisted upon the provision In the char-
ter Of the Board Of Trade authorizing the appoint
ncnt OF aour inspector BY TINT body.
Judge Mcdonald, however, thought that the
s.auch tnspecttou'' meant BY the ordinance was An
inspection By the city inspector, and not by any
body else; and as the proof tended to show that
The quantity Of hour sold was twenty barrels, he
ancd B. L J. @. Adams fye dollars barrel. ma.
Eipc q hundred dollars in sl.
An appeal was taken-
, 1863-12-01
Old Italy and Young America.
yIcr11HEa rRnN rE3H p1n,nr

n snnd.v Torn,ne last thc TcV' Robcrt ryo,l.
W oano"y Wv. mh 'aos ~ ~ ~ :. A|oD.'s ~
yer, pastor Of the Unity Church, delivered nota.
ble dlecoprse from text not taken from the Bible
bt fto,n .b,ea In I'm carlerv oF An Erh3
st.tan rrhes ,sn ~, sa--r ~ s.~ T. INV, c1osed
forever, against our own citizens and the people
Of the West. .
~ ro11-ar T., ,n,,,,e nearly al other c1enpyn,en.
~ tonse' - uu.As Hs"tIy ~ osusA 1,..
aIdfsthoroughly ortgtnal, ana independent: Wnsn'
on the occasion In question, he announced thst he
had no sermon for his congregation, although he
Ind tried his best during The week to make one.
ard notaanS out tem pou eoe as.anu " .s ny.ss
upoD purely secular subjects wheaewlsn 70 entet.
,n1eared snch tn straneer. did not appcar to dis
~ 49, rs.a+ ~ .on,v r-nvnt.od q am1,a
tnfD mem II lne ieae'' S.u ~. I.n,. 49, 1.a.s
upon the lips OF those oa heaTe1s oa 's' "no Wese
, 1863-12-01
THE Fl OUR pEc1tox ORDINANCE
PROSECUTION EADER 1T III THE POLICE
COURT.


Benjamin Adams and John @. Adams, constitu-
ting Tho firm Of B. Adams d Co., unI1lers, were
prosecuted yesterday before the Police Court, the
sa;d institution being ut that lime under the im-
mediate superintendeuce Of Charley Mcdonald
The proeccutIon was for violation Of the ordi-
ranec lately passed By the Common Council con-
ccraInc the inspection OF four. In order that onr
readers, who may not be familiar with the pro-
eccdings Of the Common Council may know the
fun height, 1enghth, breadth and depth Of the In.
iuIty for which tie gentleman have been con.
tc,nncd to pay a5ne Of one hundred dollars. We re-
1ublish that section Of the ordinance with the
violation OF which they are charged:
SECTION !. 1t shall be the duty Of every peFson4
ar dealing in -four at Wholesale or retail, before
st:lispC such fonr, It's inspection BE- desired by
ihe hjyer or seller thereof to procure tho Same to
10 fnspectcd by the city dour inspector or bis
deputy, and such person shall have toe name pro-
neriy 4uuuged 50 ~ to be accessible TO enc6 n
tpection: and the trim inspection Is employed IN
the ordinance to which this IL m omeoamen1,
Fhau 10 held to embrace any examination ~ Al
expert. or other person. Of hour, By sample of
oNewiee, in order TO ascertain the quality thcrcoL
Every pefson violating the provisions OF this or
dtnancc shall BE- fined five dolara for each and
every barrel 50 eold without s0ch inspection.
The dour which tho city inspector ought 10 have
Inspected. but didn't, tlad been purchased BY
Mr. Hoteling, OF one Mott. but tho bills bad been
sent in In tho nhrne OF B. Adams Il Co.. and the
check TOT the money had been drawn io thcir IT,
, 1863-12-01
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
THE MONEY mARKET.

MONDAY EvKyI8a. NOV. &s EdS3,
The demand for money With most houses Is heavy.
particularly from operators In pork. Our Commercial
tables uf this morning showed receipts hogs
for the present season hsd already exceeded nau
p.lon and hence 1t Is not difficult to why dealers
in this article 30 large amounts Of money. The
close OF navigation cannot now be delayed many days,
and for time at least there will be 1ul in the grim
trade but still In one way another our bankers are
likely to ind active employment for all tho funds at
their command.
New York exchange Is sensbly closer. Tho selling
rate ls quits uniform at Il. though 10 the rase Of
single house, and even fraction lower may have been
ohts{ped by favored customers on roun lots. We
quote the buying price at par9k discount.
Private dispatches to James Boyd, Banker, No. So
Clark street. gave the Wall street rates follows at
s.t5 d. H. t+s1 H. lex 1880 p. H., 1B 80, 1T clos
Ing wealgat the second board at 1ssA. Eariy this
.nosuIng dispatches were received by some OF those
who axe usually our Fnost activa buyers, "to stand
from underr Others went in- and rates have 1nctu-
aed NIL The way between 1s5@1ss It Is believed That
tie high figures in New York are due more to the
large shipments-more than 1nrion-of coin on Sat-
urday on foreign account, than to any uniayoFable
news from our armies In tho Held
Silver 1sc916. Legal Tender Notes unchanscd-
buying N@H, selling X. ..
NEW NATIONAL BAaK.-~We learn that On the as
alignment OF Dunn Co., at Galesburg, last week the
best business Of that city In few hours subscris
ed fty thousand dollars to establish National Bank.
The capital Ia to be raised to $10010o- This shows
solid Judgment we'll ss the right kind OF enterprise
These aro the Kind OF banks tho people want. Green
few local and State banks in whosa ownership and
management the people have confidence, will soon
constitute our only paper circulating medium. The
sooner the better.
, 1863-12-01

ARE:1VED oT.9-
Prcr Mendoza. We!eh. Rgtalo. snndriss.
BARK S6es9e board q Trsde. Henderson. Buffalo, rs
Bark Hsns Gfoeker, Moorc Pesthlgo. 90 luraber- 20
Rs:k Rs:E !s: !ss 5s:tes e 'sss
Big Fanny Gardner, Morgan. pensa~kes, su M iuzu-
Big Big koss Bans. Jsekson, Grand Traverse, so N
Ell Ss1 ci,. % tons 1ai'to"a
ssss cty II; G9q u; IT, Fl, x,,t
schr Ss5Ssisa. Banentine. Bay CITY. 70 N snnasss
sesE SSpp Ms%.sy By ciy go 91S 9t's s;s sa!s
Sssss Es|5s: i; sss
s5T sf|9B IEa Essss als sa
SehF zehF Srspsseot. TlaaleI, Bnasio. 20 lumber. RON
schr fIsb RagIe. Cleveland. 100 tons pig iron. 1890
ssh. IRts.asieaa sa4liysn Ess 9 1nnss na9: Food
sshE Ea..lqsts Yoa1g nS a1S se.d' wood
schr kotesa, Faiton. Put iss sdsTood
epDs4 tsy Ms,2n
9ehr Ainnssota, Sherman. ke~anees Z !" 'aA1'''
CLEAKED...-.......Nov.
sear AVA EasE, hsgic sene. 100 osla sa1t- III osss
sehr a. Isl Morris, Acke,nan- Renotaa. 10 oFs sstf-
| v-..e1x Pas~ed Dotrsas-
I ta,.c,,, nspatch to tho Chicago TFfbune.f
| DE1RorT, Nov 50, l861.
| ur-None.' --
| novs-Pfop. sun schrs~ Culver. q. A. Richmond.
DETROIT, Nov. -. M3,
ue-rsop. rotonssc. 49,,
Dows-Irop. Window schrs. Flower. Cubs
, 1863-12-01
LOCAL, MATTERS.
Academy Of the New Gymnastics.

Academy ofthe New &sy u1nhAtlces
A conversation took place last evening In the
Gymnastlc Hall. lntely fitted up in very superior
style, By the Ncssrs Powers ofour city, graduates
OF Dio Lewis Normal Institute for Physical Edu-
cation ut Boston. The Dr. was himself present On
the occasion, and conducted the proceedings,
which we're Of very pleasing, aocial and anima-
ted character. The hall Is q large, handsome
room, chastely arranged and decorated for gym
nastic purposes-and lacking all the usual appli-
ances Of pu11ies ropes, ladders, hve hundred
pound weights, iron dumb bells, snd moustrous
clubs. The new system, as taught by the Messrs.
Powerp, excludes all these contIirances, aud SUBJ
stltutes the ughtest possible gymnaatic inst1u-
uente. Not to develop one OF two sets OF muscles
In the arms and legs, but all the muscles Of the
body-ihis is the object Of the new syatem, which
it must accomplish If the students adhere TO the
method.
It is delightful feature Of 1t, alec, that that
ladies nse allowed to practice with gentlemen
thus futnishing a guarantee for morality. az
well IS Tor grace and beauty. For our OWE
part, re would much prefer to join In the health.
ful and graceful performances, which took place
last evening In this hall, participated In a. they
were byso many highly respectable ladies and
gentlemen, than indulge tho most airy evolutionz
on the light fantastic toe, In tho best city drawing
room. They are exercises In which the nereai
novice can take + part ut once, and IN which also
ali m1qs be made cheerful and happy.
During the afternoon The hall was visited BY
members of the press, OF the medical faculty By the
clergy, and by members Of the Chicago Board o.
Education.
, 1863-12-01

wing for three miles to tho south Of this point
rls e viii be tho centre. This might interfere with
the Wster Works-Al right, Lay aside the present
t:nbug Of tunnel (Which mark my word will
II rth Of the city, and convey the pure cool water
IT, the city BY means Of aqaedaet o. p'pes. that
vi furnish supply for al time. Tho last plan
W'u1d be cheaper, and more feasible. ~ yell -
r IRE permanent. But leaving the Water Works
ut Of the question, let us at onee constrect the
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