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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-21
Pacific Mail Steamship CompanT's
Through Line 10 California
TSnVGIGVYG UPNEraN pnEIn

UttGtTC al HfAbt1 " Eob a ,
u and carrying the u. S. Mail. - Leave Pee
| No. ~ ru,m silver foot of Canal street at d.
o'clock noon, on the LIST 18th, and 2ist Of even
month except when those dates fall on SUNDAY
and then on the preceding Saturday for Aspin
wall, connecting, via Panama itaiiWay With or
of the Coupanys Steamships from Panama foI
san Francisco touching at Acapulco.
FEBRUARY.
lat HENRY CHAUECEY, Capt Gray, con
nectIng with COLORADO, Capt Watkins.
10Th ATLANTIC. Capt. Maury, connecting
With SACRAMENTO, Capt. Caverly.
zist NEW YORK, Capt. Homer, Connecting
With CONSTITUTIONS, Capt FarDgworth.
Departures Of LIST and 2!st connect at Panama
With Steamers for South Pacific PoTts Thoss
Of lat touch al Aanzanillo
THROUGH PASSAGE RLTTs II cURKryr7.
First Cabin. F3oo s7cond Catin. t210 s,,.s
age, 500.
a discount Of one quarter from steamer rate.
allowed TO second cabin and storage passengers
with families. Also an allowance OF one-quar.
ter On through rates 70 clergymen and their fan
lies, and school teachers; soldiers having bob
orsble discharges half fare
One Hundred Pounds Baggage allowed esl5
adult Baggage masteTs accompany baggage
through, and attend 70 ladie. and children with
out male protectors. Baggage received on tie
dock the day before sailing from steamboat
railroads. and passengers who prefer to sesd
down early.
An experienced surgeon on board Ae1ciDs
and attendance free.
a Steamer will be placed on the line JaauzTJ
let ls66, TO run from New Orleans 70 Aspi5.
wall, via Havana.
For PASSAGE Tickets or further information
apply at the Companys ticket Office, on the
Wharf foot OF Canal street, North River, NeE
York. + W G. BELLOWS,
ianz36m Agent.G
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-21
New York ETorqy lIa.Ecs,

NV YORK 4pg,! %
Money-easier aud quiet q" 5a6 u'i
cent. Sterling Exchange dull At io'ta
los; Gold opening at 1864 adrS'lns ro
1874 and closing at 1853
Government stocks active. 'nI l.
better
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-21
SWAMI HOUSE,

DARKERsBURG, VA, CHANG
Il Ed HANDS. On Thursday October 9Th
1863, j. ". Dent, late Of the Richmond House,
TOOK possession Of the Swami House for q
term OF years He hopes, by strict attention to
business TO merit a continuance Of the very I'D
eral patronage conferred upon him when pToPn-
etor Of the Richmond.
Every department is n thf charge Of TIE
rost efhciezt assistants ]. VIM DEM
EepL
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-21
MARRIAGE.

Reflect that a sound mind and body are the most
necessary requisites To promote connubial happi
ness. Indeed, without these the journey throuh.
life becomes weary pilgrimage; tho prospect
hourly darken5 TO the view the mind become,
Swallowed with despair and filed with the mel
ancholy reflection that the happiness Of anotheT
hnrnmna hlirhfnd with nNNn
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-21
BROWN & LOSES GALLERY.

Photograph Plain and India Ink
Photographs Finished in Oil CoIors-
Phofograpks FinishedinWater Ceiors
III AvING PURCHAsED A. 1IAH
Ii MOTH Camera We are now prepared 20
large work on short notice and on reasonable
terms. Garland see 2 1904 Main Street .
febGi WHEELING, v. Vas
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-21
JOHN LUMP,

MI FAIRNESS, Brides, Trunks Valises SC.
&c. 2is Market street Wheeling, would inform
His old friends and the public generally, that he
has refitted his establishment, and is now pre-
pared to fill all orders entrusted TO his care
With promptness and In the best style OF the art
js20ly
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-21
F. j. ROTHACKER

OREWEB, MASTER AND HOP
ID DEALER Market Street Brewery. Wheel
ing, W.. Va
Keeps constantly On naai fun s-pply Of ere
rytting IN his linz sep20ly
, 1866-03-09
Markets by Telegraph.
nrH aIIU UN1GtIr aARKET REPORT.
EHJ. Yasx Mnrcha

Especial Despatch 10 the Hcstesn Associated presal
NkE 1oRx. March s.
The Stock market wa inacsi7e this morning On Eric
and cash stock alter being loaned It y cent pre-
muEc, early In the dsJ. vas offered Cat before the
close afie< the one o'clock Hoard Kie broke down
to sX sxd then rallied to FIX At the second rtEnia.
and LAT open Doardg, The market WAS stronger On
MichIgsn souihen and Rock Island. but the balance
OF tho lit heavy. and the lowest prtccs OF the day
were made. Prominent beass hare been covering
largely, and r.aoy Of tho bulls hava been guilty or
splitting out On leading clique s;oeks.
u10sIHa P1lcxs.
The following we1t the closing prtceR: New Fork
Central, atx. Ere, X: undscu. 1dver. 100; Reading.
s7H: Michigan Southern. itA; Cleveland d Pitts
nuseh. t.. ROCK Island. 1rs; Northwestern, 2s Do
piete91en, 3ek; Fort Wayne. sS};; Canton. 43xnti;
Toledo 1c1 Illinois ceutral 1i3H; Ohio Mississippi.
..H; U. s. SIS, 1s54; sos. ssf; Missouri State. p;
Tenust.ee e.. 81.
The uo=ty market wss pefcertibly easier toward
the cnse hank hours and the oEunSs On the street
wero more sbEsal thaa for souno te past Rate. fl
catl oana xcre es pe1 cent. with Increasing bns:
ne4s Ut lower rates. There II more disposition 10 dis
count business paper. both At the banks and On the
xtrret. Prime names are done At 79s PEI cent, Ind
good At sH9loper cent.
GOLD.
The gold market was rather stronger thta afser.
nocn and clos I'd lat ts1x. Tho borrowing tate for
gold l. per cent this afternoon, Allowing that tho
supply IL bscomiug more scarce.
rErEoIxEA.
The petroleum stock mNkss was very Actirn this
morning, and thers raa : general Improvement In
prices. k1cctdoT sold freely 1T S1+s; Palmer was in
demand II si.to91;o: Ftfst National was IN request
at47ai3c. The gold stocks uerc more aellye and
fez the leading Gnazxs. The shares Of tho Excel
stos Copper were In demand. and rose to q ls5 under
brisk inquiry: BennttoF Fun, slsso; r1thole Creek
eea3; on Creek. t2oo: Hiven, ss.oo.
= -,,: MINING sTouKs.
. Denton. 1885,. Greg Gold, t7aD0; Moptsua, soc;
Smith la1nhlee. el5:?5.
Al the New Tork Dry. Goods Exchange the follow.
Ing report IL made OF }obbers' prices to-day,
Brown n6haetiLgs-Indlaa Head ii inch, &c - inch,
&c; Lacolia r, 2sc- 2lc..
Rleached dshlrtngs-Bzr4lettA ts inch sc; q inch,
TIC; 20 Inch, Er: Canoe, 1sc.
TTintESpragut's,2 21cs American zoe; Duuneli, &c; /;
y4ttory. 1skc; WxuSutta. 15c.
:; Delalncs-Manchestes, 10; P2cihc, &c.
CAmbsicse Washington, &c Portland. 15c.
SIftc.as-Msssspcqua, 4lc: Lonsdals, 3oc.
Corset tJeapes-EaumkeaG. sHc; settccn. &c. =
Cauton nF1auneI@FtmbSrtou 4, SC Salmon Falls,
sc.
T1ch-whtttenton A.. 47Xc; Ke1lyvine B, sc;
do 0. &c.
Gtsipe.-Wh1ttentou A, 31Xc; Unc.syi,le. 3oc.
ptnsms-Aancheftes,s Sc Massachusetts,, Gc-
Hoop skzts-Btadlcy's Duplex Eirtc, 20 to 50
hoops. sshc to tlu5 Empress Trail, sl.x; S. r. A.
T. Myers X. l.. in good demand.
The e:ol!oE1nz de<patches Eere received ss the Dry
CootI Exchange: ,
Providence, March s.-Trsde quiet March winds
have driven away cuaLcueEs.
FAL7ls9gE-Masket quiet.
ST. lor1s-some actiEtty yesterday. rf1csa very
, 1866-03-09
ptstshuxVh Cattle Market,

f1TIsBussH. Narehs
CAT11x-The receipts OF Catt1e wrrc remarkably
light this week. and with aIkghS Improvement IN the
demand The market zuicd decidedly nrmcr, sod
pared with last weeks pttees has advanced A3xc y
p. The attendance ofbuye1t. however, was limited
set the few that ware here sppeared more saxous to
buy than for several weeks past, and holders Of good
and prime Catt1e experienced dt1jcuty In obtain
pR advance over the rate1 that hsvepre vailed foT
sonc time pasr. Common sad medium grades were
also in better demand. and sold readily II axht sd
vance, md what list Neck Eetr te4 med hs
found buJ1s this week ut IN improvement OF full Rc
y D.. The reaction in the market this week may be
attributed to the encouraging Rtr1res from New York
and very Light supply snd It should be borne In mind
that the demand VIII rot apy larger THAI usual and
alFtsdy stated the number oebuyets IN aItendsncc
was below The usual average. Prime fs Cattle aultA
BID for retailing In tho Eastern market. sold 1T from
sHGc and although there were no snlcs yet VIC have
to meium tattle sold At from sH9t4c, ind scalla
waEs at aa54c.
Hoos-Thn isar.setssos in Hogs were again unu-
BuA1lJ llRnt this week, ths dcmsad for shipment
being very nncl rcstdctcd, YET with light arrivals
prices arc pretty well sustained, ranging fsou aH9
1oHc s1oss cxtrx lunch, averaging &c D.. selnE
at ld4c. :. -
snKke-ncmatd talI and market trnn. aad under the
influence OF 1&ht arrivals, prices, ~ compared With
last week. are frac,Dn better Prime to extra fat
mutton Sheep may be quoted At eA@64c EEoss Hcs-
SCI & Co., or Philadelphia, bought drove Of extra
Sheep from Harrison Co, fohIo, at t7.o z head.
averaging ITO ns. -.
The shipments Of stoek for the week ending march,
t. were Is 1oows: 9fs head Of Cattle, s,o Hoss, and
-
, 1866-03-09

~. etasse4ea 10 young mxn who answs7rd 10 the
'tc1n Tons gwen Of the ptzfou they were 20 anx-
ious to capture. Cuue-alt1x. themeeves. they
awaited eeTr'opmentt. 1VeU soon aynanr fady
eerEec Into th- street from house Desr where ihe
enapsc,ozta individual wss s'sadtEs. The
oesocsr wev not disappointed, and the
mozent they were sure they verc
O. the right haek they broke cover tud s.arsi
ed afles h!n. He Uncovered them the eame no.
menf, md sped along Ohto street With tho rzpdtty
Ola deer Officer Larsen called upon him several
tt1aea 10 Surrender, and upon bis not comprising
dtc~ his revolver and fired three shots ut HIM The
ls>t: bail had the desired cf.ct Tie fa.i.
tive, pp9n receiving IL In The LEFT
SHOULDER, ceased bis flight and surrendered
ureond.1tonaily: He was conveyed to tho NuE;n
pes1y drtseed He rave his nkme a. Frederick VII
lanea md stsssd th.t be resided On Quincy street
years Of see, md Ii Of respectable app.sfsnce
Several Iartes whom he had insa.:cd called al the
Station yesterday nte1noon, and Immediately rrcoe-
piyed him. He Will be cxnm1ued In the Police
Court this forenoon.
, 1866-03-09

;. tn8. btpwez1 n. Edred e4A. ,-s-'.- !
1M. C<cssyTs. CriJ Of Eh1eago. :. .
no. Stow VI ttoeenthal I
Ill. Det.o1ne -, by7n1n.
113. Rounds ~ Gilbert et Il.
IL Deumnn u. McGfath. - -
~. Bakr Y. N. s: N. T. T. CO.
116. gu5daeker =: Po@er2y. i
1,s. 3,s Hammond rss, e,e., .s-a4st'ufn ct a.
1@. 1oomls OF u. II. Higgins.
II: .Eortoa r. Haycs, ;
~ Lo1ns use etc. ys. State Saving Institution.
~ zeqlschek ys; FiaheT;
Action Of debt to recover damages laid lat $1.g0. :
nuhben 3: Cons. Michael ". y O'Esieu md salmon
F. Cone -. Frank :. Gardner and usiaA b. ctnch:
1880, upon pfomi.tor1 note for S40o. dated De-
ccmber %. 1865 and PAYABLE fifteen days amer date.
and acotct tor q similar arno1nt, dated December
iRs iay I JON aeGw Aesion ass s.sup
at. to recoser damages claimed st f1,ooo, The
psGctpe only Is on die.
e; EEso4Hti!,s : covl1.a;B:to5s Ion E Iaa B4,a.;
filed and confirmed and dc0re OF divorce entered
N pursunuce thereof The suit was instituted bJ
Margaret MONAGHAN against her husband, Peter
Tie. upon tho grounds Of drunkenness and cruelty.
From the evidence adduced Il appears that The par
ties wese married 1t Ecw York on the lat Of J1ne,
ei.y, and have since been re+1dents thereof Ihe
deiend1ut Nas stated. had given way
eoiseqnently 70 nc re- q 1n'oscatinE liquors That
~ ssYsaa 9ealE pasl ne nas zen naeltual aud
AZ vie Ti.a tepeaiea ana e1ces.l'e cruelty. -Four
cn1tatsn Muht n! nsfG ~. !ea9lte4 ifom the Union.
"Soo y. Neoo. lM. Was auoLner case tn which
n a4ceso flcim o1 mEpMcco aHecdon and sadly
.nhih nihEIho no9ta pfsyed 1of eundetfns Of the tie
~ MnGn p9nnu uct- ane ease Mas instituted hy Helen
u. y neon against David W. Webb, and was heard
III open coul17 TheQ dccfce Of dfyorce Wss
entered. .
The complainant alleged tfAf she WIS married to
tne defendant At JcfteFsonv1l1e. NeT York, in the
year 1E6A and unlmpeachttle testimony provcd
, 1866-03-09
Roller IucTustations,

pun.t destroy your boilers. Aucz's Compound sayrs
fuel md tepairs FFof bladder on Ine1ustat rr.
nrev sntiye ald 7eTosal os the crust lorurd ii
syeau boilers. TT IT, a triting expense VII keep
Ind q for large boilsrs. Tho.e purchasing ihe fgt
fnfrssh receipt how nsfe aud use It. Hghs hoids
num partiet using It. stste and County h.hU ibr
tnlt gooA terma. Address Ill conmnnIcatlons 81
should be sert to A. u. AUyR, Baocock's Grove, III.
o3H4q
, 1866-03-09
Paving West Washington Street.

a large number Of the properly owness On West
Washington street in faror Of grading ind paw
ing that et.ect with Nicholson blocks. All the
more cn.erpr!stug csuzens advocate the Improve
nent, which would add very greatly to The value
OF ,ne property fronting thereon.
West Washington IL The finest private residence
street m the Wesi Division. Lots have recently
sold a. hisl Sl50 per loot for building pupoees
la:t yrar quite q number OF very lue residences
Wesc erected. and II IL undersiooi tnst mauy more
ETst ciass dwellings Wit he hullt this season..
1feaf improvements will be made on Washington
lAfE t!tS sexr: It Is the intention OF the t1,zens
Of The West Division 10 1naks Charming il1tle park
Of liza model Of taste and beauty for other and
lnreer paIkE that nay be hereafter laid out In olher
parts OF the city.
The Length of Vest Washington street ID about
c ,se st'es to .hs ps!k For ne essl
river, the eurace Is heavy blue ela1 and for con.
siderable portion Of the ,e1r It i always 10 bad
condition 1t cuts Up rcy bsdly atler 1ain.
, 1866-03-09

Even the stTeet spsInlitnz IN III Fumnr e4nses It
to cut up into chuck hoies md nnd paddles, The
west halt IL better, the &uKiSce being iendY and
~, eqt ta hot o. Indy Weather II beeosaea v.r5
so!dne furniture. curtains, clothes, md making
nui.aIee generally. To remedy thes4 defect. q
more public spinted and Hberai ciiizens to
NEholson-pa.e It the ensuing seaSon. which ought
risee drive ftom the siycs 70 The Park. The sewer
Il laid watcs and gas Lid md very lfttle nlliug
is required. The expense would not be crest PEI
foot. while the hencAts aceru,ng therenom would
dve-toM repay The coat Al th1t It neeas to h.Te
it done Is ior nome ectits citizens 10 spend few
days with pet1tion paper, In calling OF The prop
etJ o~nere, explaining the expense per loot md
the ve1v ETHt valus 81 tho Improvement TO tho
property of this tvonta residence street-' Who
Will take Il In handl There arc plenty of oMners
standing ready to s1su such pspeE ns aoon IS pre-
keuted, Wet WAsHCSdIoS.
MAHaa TunA1s.-1n the Police Court ycster-
day. james Rowan waa ar1ai.ned On The charge Of
threasenins 10 Kill John Gallagher, who resides Il
no 11a market street. He WAS required to give
bail In the sum Of EDO to preseffe lhe peace.
, 1866-03-09

And,ow s.sdas dun. Sales Of 10. spstnE at t1.sa
Corn dull and lower. and freely ofFet Sc without
nayss- 0ssz nr. II sc fos No Aad 17c io< No l.
R5a mersly nominal. Barley stasn1at !:
CoT7px-FnwG. Sales of tnladlnK Ut sc.
WnsRx-pnu. Bales, bonded,E5t.
Psuvfs1o1s-Dnli aud unsettled. Mess Pork offered
At Ss7noQcT without bu1e9. Bacon to Xc lover.
Sa1ea Of cIssI sides 1t l7e bulk meats steady. Sales
okzahouIdAs II ike: r.b sides It 1akc. Loose hams
=, l6Ac packed. Lard active Ut 1se for prime city,
kettle. Sales Of 80 tcs. kenera1J hed at kc htxhes
MoHEY-TeEy caose.
-hcmsuE-paE, Ind aoc pscr,iuu buying. aoa II %;
r1e1;iuIu kel1ilE.
, 1866-03-09
Adjournment Of the MIlnnesota Lerfs.
EuFe-KunlneAs OF the Sexsiun.
fErnm the ST. panl Pioreef ID 4.

At noon yesterday an important an labor
ious session of the Legislature closed. We
have already published the record Of bills ap-
proved By the Governor previous to Thurs
1ny's session, and this morning complete the
list. According to our classification the
record df laws, memorials, Joint resolutions,
&C., is as follows:
, 1866-03-09
Father, DON'T Drink amy Now ~!

Father, DON'T Drink amy Now s,-A
neU and beautiful song. Words mud music by the
popular writer, Frank Howard. Puca soc. Thr
subject OF this toug 1s taken from the popular dsa-
ma Of " Ten Nights In I3sr-Room.' Little Mary,
home" He at last Yields. and afterwards informs.
1'ne wotds and music are 60 appropriate and 50
happily combined, that they Will at once rrcom-
mend themselves to The Performer and picture the
nnc sequel to Its predecessor, /" Come nome- Fath-
er." md destined 10 cclfp-e the reputation Of tie
latter. J. HENRY WHlTTEaoRE, publfsher, 17y JeE
Messrs. Lyon ncaly. OIL St
, 1866-03-09
Homo of the Fr3end1tss-Seyenfh An.
nunl 8cport.

The Seventh Annual Report q TIC Bo1fd Of Xap-
arers OF the Home Of the Ftieudlcss has inst h.tn
issncs ,,iTtnc so,c ,n,encs,ng as,.,,s ar,h.-n.s.
Ing OF thas benevolent Institution dn5.og 1855. The
statistics Of the year show that while the "Home,-
through the wisdom and economy which has char.
blessings upon rhe unfortunate, The demands made
upon 1t asr much greater than they ale well abIe to
supply. Therr Il much need Of arupler sccomno-
dat{o1s and. consequently Qi funds vherew1tb 10
carry oul the nece-safy extension. Let ,hls be, a
hint 10 the ben-soieDfty dIspo.ed, to extend ftil
sympathy and help to Erch su enterprise.
, 1866-03-09

Especial Dcs7atrh to tic Cnicago TFiaune.l
c1Yc1aaAf1, March T..
Ftora-ouiet and dsoopIpe. Sales Of snpezdne At
s;.oa.
GEAN,-Whcst1 In good demand for better QuAllaes,
, 1866-03-09

Cow Morton.
1SEw rUnK, Ma1rh e.-e3or. -ss.s4er, Of I.1srru,
retntned from Paris yesterday, BY the steamer City
Of New York. lie is suffering severely from paralJ-
sit
, 1866-03-09

VhR4+$~ ~
The money received ..uen Feb. 1st was: From
Ogden Skating Park, $50 patrnte: $r 50 Rev.
lsott. cot!ycz. so; q. ". pricket, e.; BY N1s.
uccrnhafdl,$1
The subject ofa permanent location WAS thcn Dis
tnseed and resolutions formed TO purchase sul'a-
lie pfACe now on sale.
it was then resolved to postpone the yearly meet
Ing until May.
The meeting then adjourned.
, 1866-03-09


Especial Despatch to the Chicago Trtpune,1
"7 A1BA1Y, Il. T., March 8.
BEET CA1uK-orlJ 200 cattle hsve arrived up to
to night and the demand being good, p1cas have ad.
ranced kong = D.
suxKR-Also arr Hc 2 better.
Hoos-No 1ales Of hogs reported
, 1866-03-09
LOCAL MATTERS.

Bogus
All stforeian ecents" are begun past a1l donbt,
Ias pTesetst tc13F thus III pa1sins otdf
Juet 1ead The 1aw, ~ eIansss are impegtoos- .,
Manufactured by Phalou & Sor, N. 7. Sold
everywhere. QSq3
, 1866-03-09

DAl1eyss Magical Pain Extractor Il a
certain cure for burns, piles corns, ounlous. rheu
matism, trott bites, and sk1n diseases. Tty ii.
Only ss cents. Sold by druggists,
fclnh16S- m rnNtSf
, 1866-03-09


Ias pTsstnt Ecr!D aasas III es1sins oidt
Tie only reaI pe73 ID sNgh-biooming cerens.' y
e,s,sSsss asssss,ursd b fh'l'n d s0r' N z. Sold
A great opportunity Ia nosv offered to
secure gold 5cwerJ at The uniform aTe.ase price Of
two dollars apiece. <159 GOO worth Of gold watches,
Ginning, and sets Of }ewolry, genuine aud California
lete7 forks, bronze statues, paintings, butter disdes
clocks &c, worth nom S to SD0 per piece, Ill 10
be eo!d at the a7era4e price Of TWO do!fsEa c.ch,
without regard to salue. and not 10 be paid for rn-
btlsy ao. moment, and send twenty. y.aru cents
fol acertlfcste, and secure To youEseh d valuable
prize Circulars and iss Of errhan2c, 40 well AZ N
ye!ope Fisc certificates ,are scnt tor ono do|lar:
AL lcttela should be addressed to F. Il. Ste!n's
Gold Gil Sale, No. - South Clark street, chcago
ILL., o731
The Ercnt Gift Entcrprtse.--Al' the In:
formation necessary to = complete understanding Of
tlsine columns 10 which refer the reader for PSF
ticular. We arc well acquainted NTH NJ. Lemon;
nave Known him as q prosperous and honorable
friend. r. v. Kennedy, Ksq., olthe Daily .Huse.a.,
tfun, whom the company bought the Suburban real
estate and WHO familiar with au the details, that
strictly honorable pyinctp!cs. While in the Office OF
these gentlemen. We were astonfsatd at the immen-
sitJ Of their rrecipte. IcttcfB BY the hundred,
half dozen clerks busy-fn registering, kc.
t'GeorEe" himself ~ enc OF the moet expeditions
business men TIC ever met. md re are glad 10 re-
cord his splendid euccesa In the h concert cntcE.
prise, BY which be bag enriched many, while 1doln.
good iling fof3h1msclf" also. Hr has our best
wishes and our thanks for liberal Mva1s.-Ffom as
Lopasfk Dez1oaGL o7S1
Illinois School Of Trudc.-Thp Rua7s
nese department of This deservediy popular instl-
m fnfa tba
large number or fstudents. has been removed to tho
commod1ons hall, 1l6 and ll8 Randolph street, op.
positc Col Woods Museum. The Educational De-
pa1tment Is etil continued at the old rooms, 10!
Lake eiEtot-.
Fucc,pal ODlce al the now Hall, where applica-
tions for admission to either department must b.
made o433 81
DAl1eyss Magical Pain Extractor Il a
certain cure for burns piles. corns. onnlous rheu-
natism, trott bitee, and skin diseases. III il,
Only = cents. Sold by druggists.
, 1866-03-09

loIM............. .......s..-........,-.. ,-..tly
The number Of the bills passed Is not very
remarkable, but the revision Of the statutes
made a vast amouut Of labor.
, 1866-03-09
Go to our friend N. r. MEeFr1li's for
kcrnsence cIs, lapt luntclnt, chandeliers. glass
wale, &c, II and 73 Randolph etrcet n56U

Go to the Hest-ts0 to bryant d STRAIT.
tons Chicago Commercial College to get thor.
ough, pracrcal business education, OF 10 become
good Telegraph Operator. Address tor cl1cula1s,
BkYANT q STRA13oa, Chicago, u.
, 1866-03-09

The ngular monthly meeting Of the Board o1
Managers OF thls institution vAa held yesterday,
Mfs. E. j. Colby presiding. The following report
Tas submitted for tho month Of February.
The number fpatientt present at the commence
nent OF the month waa Il, admitted 10 discharged
u. The following Is tic cIusstncation: i
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EEw YoKK. March 8.
Prices Of mining stocks bid In Roston to-day: COP
PER Fails ss4c: Franklin ssxc: Hancock ttXc: l. r.,
Boston Water Power 2l5{t-
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s,., .h,x Mzsn Mile The Gnter VIII b
tnitah1 trwnrIcd 81 returning ha to tnsAaovo p*ee
oils
, 1866-03-09

iEan Francisco NIiuip1 Stocks !!
BAN FRAkclsco. Feb. !.
MM1sG EToCKs-Are active and fuctustirS. Ophtr
$3.50 savage. $l0,25: Could Curry, 3i0.io: Impe
Tisl, tl.a2 BeiChEr, $3.50; Alpha, $3.i0; fellow
Jacket, N,so.
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, 1866-03-09

4 pIsGRAcK 70 HrEASrTr Suor-For month
or t1x weeRs past complaints have been made 10
t1pt Miller BY respectable citizens reading In The
North Division, that yuung MN was N tho habit
Of tndeceptly e1posin. hts person in the presence
Of lad,es while Psssing along The streets: Capt:
ior this individual; hut their vigilance did not re-
p3a,n.s co1tinrted 70 @me n Various
!oczns were resot1ed 10 to detect hlm !;
tqt *tlhont avail AdraJman about ten days ago,
Mffe driving along Ohio street, Eaw the fellow tn
the aT Of tnIuitng two young ladies, and jumping
ncan M Fehic1e, RAse chase aner him, but he was
escape Aoo9t noon yesterday, as otHce9k
Larsen fnd Carey werr standing on Cafs
s&ett, neaf Ohio street, their attention
, 1866-03-09

TOR ,SALE-Farms at great bar
giinsi9sh acres Of choice land. being one OF the
best stock md v1in fazms IN tho country situated
miles ftoIn Cheaeo, three miles ron Morris. Grundy
aud 5ck Island Railroad; d,e mlles new fence, lstc
amount sauaole tnher 4 contains coal and runn!nE
years lcnge1 on1y per cent Wl divide 10 suit
W coupy i've mes eom JoIiss e. Of Il these
being or the best In The country large nc house.
buildings. vel dnished md painted new ieaces iGse
bearing 9 orchard, Eeo1 netghhaEnoed lylng % soo1
would cost what ose1 he taTm for. The other fi7,
- nccs well tnploE cd buildings. new fnces al 1850
}Ss s osheF r W. !. 81 Sesa
dress Il. a. BALDWIN, II South Clfx street Chi.
caTp. or o. FOX. Joliet, III. o1s1
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If - and Is now serving IN the Department OF tha
tut dss, 10 correspond With fe* lady sesdenss o1
10 E1le oi illinois. with view TO seeve tnelr pres
Ehood his Ieet The &c OF An lateltftens and A,shlt
JoneK ladJ. she will toutsr favor no the advtrts
efs by Adctt1ApE t3lher Lieut. ADRT03 J. PAL
FREY q Lieut., a. 7. REMINGTON, BOZ $50 Nov
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