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Wall Street.

new YoRK. Feb. a3.-The Commercial says that
the market Is eomewhat unsettled al,cr the political
ezclscmgntE Of yesterday.
Government hecunhes we're eamcwhat weaker
nom tbe came catfe, sos being 1sEi;
lower, Notwithstanding The continued ndyauce II
quotations abroad The ttock market i. uuIpt. bur.
urtn The whole, stronger. This morning thnr, has
been m active inquiry for money from brokers' ihs
fae on call beitE quite firm at q cent alike on stock
and sotetnu'ent collaterals Many or the O p cent
'oans outstanding have been put up 10 y cent.
are moderately active for the moment. The Dis
eeai u sd'rIee en clll loans has the effect
q checking ihe demand for paper. Prime paper is
ealeeomted a at 7@7h per cent; good continues at
with = less supply. Cold 10 in abundant supp y,
and per cent ir freely paid for carrying IT. Tbe
Presidents speech has afforded pfeiext for limit
ed speculation for rice but the large supply keeDt
the premium down. The price has raEced 1t I37X
GlS1. The Customs demand is moderate FoTet@n
exchange is dull under the advanced rates. The
tnpply ot produce blE continues limited, but the
ADVANCED quotations for cotton at Lvespool. and
the growing competition there lot the American
staple has the eject Of depressing quotations ior
Gotton bills: Leading drawers quote 60 days ster-
TIE ioilosfDc afe the prices Of mining stocks bid
s7.s; Hancock. 15si 1sle Rosale. ii; Qaincy, IS;
Hay State 9n; Boz ton Water Puwrr, 23&.
NEw YORK, Feb. e3.-Siocks at the second Board
dull. Fise.lWenttes. 1oaG; Treasury Notes, yys; |;
1year Certificates, 9Sst; North Caro1inat Is Ten.
nceeee. Hyis; Cumberland coal, AN; Western
Union Telegraph. 81: Mnriposa, IL; New York
Central, spH Erie, soy; Heading. lob; Chicago
Northwestern preferred. 5isl; Cleveland / Toledo,
107sx; Hannibal + 81, Joseph, SO; Gold, 1861.
, 1866-02-24
Markets by Telegraph.
OUR MIDNIGHT MARKET REPORT.

Especial Despatch to The Teatern Associated Pressl
EEw Foix, Feb. q
Railway speculation opened trmly this uo,uiug.
and there was = general improvement OF 4@x n
cent? ousiness WIS rery snail scale except oo
ne" leading shares. After regular sesaon make.
became weak and tic advauce vaa not sustained.
socka are very plenty the tt+eat md brokers
offering to lend them freely, Market m. dull At
second And last Boards, and there Wal but little
change In uot0upua.
The following Vere the sio,,,r nr,r-. .e
&+D P. II. New York Central, IL; Ella, saX
Hndsonfdsef1 lo9x: Reading. oex; Michigan South
etn. OK; Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh. 1SX,
GOLD.
Gold opened viii ttzoax ppvs,d teadepoy, hut
, 1866-02-24


ALBANY, Feb, q
CATrLE-The Cnttta market opened this week with
somewhat mora animation. and prices were shade
BETTER but trade has been quite slow this afternoon
and she markrL cloves dn and bnt little II any better
than laat weak. Instead Of the brighton taklar a
thouEand head, ther have not bought Laf that nun.
her, and one OF the heaviest dealess Tor that direction
Is telier this weef. Wu. Robbins so[o lot Illinois.
aFeroe1nE115o ns, at 7c D. Coon II Kentucky ave
raging 1,o nf, 1t SKc; Geo. Lane, IS Kentucky ave.
raging Loo D. At c. r. feoEers averae.
tnR 1s MS, ~ %; Il. Bowers, Is premium south
en- Ohio, averaging lsso ut l0c Johnson Dewey
= !nofa, averaging 1900 rs. At tss. and 81 averag.
Inc LES rs, at stc VIM. Scoians 80 Illinois, aFefar-
Ig 126o ~, at 7kc and Is Kentucky, sresss1ar 1,2
at!Ac The total supply Is l.doo head, including COO
held ont from last week.
sufzr-The market Is actlye, and prices are some
what better, thernn-e hein. from sHc to ic, and &c
heAn. >F' A'~~-'f@'' -''"e
to New YORK. 8. 4L1 head
, 1866-02-24

ne-1s. vaasiis ae1 y. aainss e s. wy '. oas@s''
15l-1s. Griffith ct af H. Nelson ct al
6A-15. Arnold ct al. ve- KimbalI ct II.
a57-l6, sn'1tyan ei ii. ". o'Brie1 ct ii.
TS-17 HlDton w. Buckley.
Gg9-la- PU7J II. Cook.
37-19- Ma1te1n n. Huck ct IL.
Ee-ao. Oaborn VI. Reed.
e30-M. fnker ". Chadwick.
e5:-ss- Hainet IT. Adams Expse.s Co.
Is Schmidt ct al. u. Peoria NJ 4 F. 1ns.
e1a-@. aecabe VI. Msc,au.
73s7. fotutn vs. Uadea,
| 1sl1|a e Fo1 etsl. ". e. 4 g. E. r. R. Co.
Hs-<7. nosenlhai, admit, W. c. & r /. B. r.
5s: se BisR1ss,c Bs9%ss = e, TS;s5Esz.; S:5sse :,
1855 9 Dutton ct Al. u Wren.
l2lo-N Wagenb1zger Sr. Kuhueu etn.
1899 o. saker ~. kel.on.
1t-A De Pine rs. Page ef nj.
1G6-& King ct a. ". Bradley etnL
n60 5Nts-Mheheil vs. Saladtn. This was IN
acuon e[ assumpat, instituted By John Mitchell
~ $500 Bs5ond the pree!ps no papers were s
.Emat sehubere u. Frederick Lueueburcb. A..
LIZ n q g a apsas % On the sase n which damages
Whitney ct a. ". Fsancie An action OF assnrnn.
el vas commenced By Eastus u. whitney nd
dsmases laid at xI,0o0. Beyond he rneeine sot
summons, no pape1s were filed. F' '''
hank Of Prairie dn CHEN ~ willard ct al. 7ht.
~ ~ aeu1n 1 @ OF uosef instituted BY the Bank Of
I1aI7e Qd Ch1cn aRAinst John n, Willard ami Iohn
9 fett1f. to recover damages iald at Sa0JG. H..
Sond ssas the PTeeps for SUMMONS, no papsrs were
- KJ5e91nEes Jsos@;e,e cG%gHTa1gars Aon z: En Bur
u, u nohn Me3ondy, Leave given to amend bi1 Of
ps9uncais. 9aesias
afePs ee.s T. sea es'e1s nsnne Indictment for arsoa
same r. Catherine Dwyer, Indicted for larceny.
9usF trial Verdict moi guilty. 1''
aame ss; John Cooper indicted for larceny yout
stQ'a entered <'o'-
Same v. Bartho1d Reynolds. Indicted forlsre.
ny. P1ea OF not guilty Withdrawn and p1ea ofeuIlty
Same vs. james Allen. Indicted for 1arcen,
7Iea npaa .! not gniy withdrawn snd pies OF guilty,
Same vs. Robert Butcher. Indicted for larceny.
Bail renewed untll next tenn.
same W. Ciara Saunders. Indicted for larceny.
Same ". james MeGDL Indicted tor 1ancenv.
Former plea OF not guilty withdrawn and plea Of
Same se. Frank Clasrd. Indictment for ,srrenv
s. same q M IS. stasi Ftnnerty. 1na,c.u,sn. 10, 1.rc4
same "a Henry Mc1ntoea xnd patrick Hax.ey,
Indicted ioF larceny Flea of not guilty for both
Same vs. James Miller. Indicted Ior ,arceny,
Plea Of moi guilty.
Same v: Bell Parker, naic,ed ia. larceny. Plea
Of NOT guilty. '0''
Same y. John swab. Indicted for larceny. Plea
Of gully under ngc.
=, Same v. George Boyle Indicted for robbery.
=. Same ss Thomas Gallagher. Indicted foreamins,
4So1e pros. enle5rd.
,, same ". Jacob jackson. Indicted tor gaming.
keae pros. entered
Same vs- Henry johnson. Indicted for laroeny.
Continued on defendants motion
CoCE1! CoCK1--Hefo7S Hon. J. 3. BndrA1. |
, 1866-02-24
POWERS PATENT
PERPETUAL BROOM /!

Is he only Patent Hroom that viii reTolut'orize the
enrse nroon business the Uolted States and there
fore there Is money in 1t than all other Brooms
combined. It IL the CHEAPEST, the MOST ORNAMENTAL
and The MOST sArk OF any Rtoom that can pos slbIy
be cot up and that there IL aud be s made whore
Il s invested can satisfy AIRY that Will take the
oube 10 call Mt ny on,ce aud when that Is done.
can't satisfy Elm further that rom S1o to $loo per dsy
has been made hJ pNdes fnsssttng In the Broo viii
acknowledge myself huIahuE, mud 10 those coming
from distance will pay ali travelling expenses aud
the,r bill while IN the city. 11AB TEST xuA7 sAY,
AND sAY Jtsr WHAT NkAN. Try mel A few mora
Town Rights IN this County, and Couattes ln Illinois,
Michigan and Indiana for sale nt bargain. The Right
OF Eastern States for Fa!e- Wisconsin Iowa and M]p
nesota with eight Southern 5sates have all been sold
within fouE weeks. Those who have purchased terri.
tory can now be supplied With Brooms by sending the
money. send for circular. with stamp or call At
Room II Islefs Block, II 1asaitest ChIcsgo.
n19Qip e nunUSr
, 1866-02-24
4HE l. u. =. d. EMPLOYMENT BQHl
The Rent Mpuopo}Y.

Editors Tribune:
l notice in your paper 4 paragraph headed
"kenfefs." saying thar come OF the prople OF th,s
CITY, who have had their nts doubled the psst year
extortops of our landlords. Now this Is gookfnr
n The night direction ns Last. landlords are com.
bined bg interest 10 continually force M rents Lei
the renters cumbine to bring them dpSn to ren..
onaHe hSnFes let them form a league to first bresk
do~n Inc Internal Eystem or custom Of terminating
AZ !easee on any one day Of each year-the lat OF
May or any othe1-by which system the landlords
nexhbor At one time, and creating an apparent de-
mand FOR 1ensR whchis not real Suppose the pcoule
OF this city we're obliged 10 bry Or contract far
all The flour they would need lot the year. and
ever. body WA iu The market for -four On any one
GAY, and no oihes, what would be the effect upon
tue ho1r markett Would not the market be forced
OUT o. IL normal condition. md prlces mount up
VefT wealthy: And those who could not buy
would be forced 10 etea1 or starye. or take 1t by
iCFre. II II would uoE be 4 good custom for tbe
noof market, te there any good rasun why the rent
market should not be allowed 10 find Its proper
le!e1 anh rents come down 10 fheIs true value and
price; q thst any one could Get tenancy at any
lime o the year for 1is real market value without
"cornettne" Of the tsnt market By any combfna-
t1on, Or custom TO terminate ali leasea on The
11st Of May.
Let u ect rid Of houee-rentlnc agents. and mid
die men Of one k1nc and another, who nfr c,Irsc
70 Ill concerned, except the extoFifonate landlord:
The hleeders Who often swindle the tenant and NOT
seldom me owner; set OF stand.betweens who
arc great deal 0rse than Useless,
hope 10 zee The movement terminatet IN leseue
Zach member pledged to the other to protect and
defend one anoihef against the c11p,1jous Of lnnd-
lords. and al illegal proceedings against iensnts,
9outs Iof ucXAN RI0HTH.
, 1866-02-24
The Protection Meeting,


have peIused With ZONE inse1e.t the peoeecd-
ttEs o. the pFotectton utrtng held at Smith & Nix
getting Il np. The things that impressed nc nos;
iorGibiy were the letters OF The Hon. Lrman Tfuu-
Schuyler Colfax. As to the Two former, II vii
pI1tie ANYBODY e put bis finger on that portlon
esanee M e ths resolutions adopted By the meeting
MF. Coitax'a letter. While hayiEK 4 PROTECTIVE
tanrni. u yczy carefully worried. 1t rcadi a.
though ihc honorable speaker know that rot one
man IN hl. Congressional district was ..pfotected"
to the extent 81 one cent per Hnnum, While ali OF
them were being robbed thirty per cent. on every
article OF clnthinR they wear, every plosv they use
every hG1te-thos. they p.y fos and every tpool ot
thread their wires buy from years end 10 years
end. Yet tic honorable Speaker wished 10 s:t1n 10
be in favor Of the objects OF The meeting wftbon.
committing himself TO any doctrine that nicl,
trouble him hereafter. admire his prudence,
A. C.U.
lLSEse or SUPERINTENDENT SK1soy-Wc re.
ezet to lenEn that Deputy Superintendent Nelson ts
foueiy Ill from IN attack o! hemoTh.ee OF the
lungs. We sincerely hope 10 rec this valuable and
euHcleut otlctr Oh duly again In q fe* days.
, 1866-02-24
ID / f d.

In tis city, Feb. I'd, HORAcK wERsTFH. artd
n3nlhs, only child OF Daniel and Sasah r Rax,e-
Funeral thA morriLG At II o'clock, from thcr rcyj-
uence. No. tl Ohio ircc Friends Of tue family Are
invited to attend.
In this city, Feb. I'D. FRAME GuRDoS, op]y child
q Allan D. and Caroline A. Smith, aeed months and
Il days. ~
Funeral to-day Saturday, Feb. 2ith at iax D. H.,
street.
, 1866-02-24

0t. lIUQtk llAFKet.
ESPECIAL Despatch 10 the Chicago T,ibune.1
ST. LoE1s. Feb. q.
ToBAcco-Acttye. Sales Of lngs at &5eaa IN and
leaf at $lO.75.
fLovE-sales Of city, spring super at {6eeX, < at
2S.h6, Xxx At 1900, fall Y Mt <s.73.
GEAIs-~heAt more active; sales OF spstng grades
Chicago No. at sl5o tal, at &l1s2e5 Oats dn1l nj
42kc. II steady NJ 6Gc. Corn fraction oVut win
sa,es Of It1rd Al Goc. common white Ut tlc mtxed
White at fsc. and white at &c,
SEEp-Salcx at tic.
WHrKEr-Stsady At {7.25.
taED-Ftsm.
, 1866-02-24
Tho labor Question,

Editors Tribune:
ss vs. ane,ds n,s ps1;1y f. ss s u sn;.et
in Iii completion and end o1rselve. antictpsied IN
1anJ particulars ey the article signed :. " In lest
FrtdVs issue. There 1rr, however, some eousid-
efa'tout drawn rom our experience IN obtatnlnr EN-
ploJment for young ladies of al claszes. winch "a
think worth while to Present. etpec1ay Is ia en,
sespondence VII be read BY hundreds Of females
s.aay 20 toe Writer OF the article IN hst
Without any discussion Of the caoses ct the
sie.5 H. q empo: for 't.e.. simply s,sts
nas lcu1a 10 be true. that In ever deuartmeut NJ
nDor tase Que, The supply Of sbot "a much rmsIler
saaa re demand for t In this department there
the falee iuea which has become prevalent thss ~.
aeos and posttion are degrading Now. no lsdv
1se,e Nel fHaf ~ he me !. dsadea BY doing necessary
eank e OF nes children, and II 1t |. no egrs Ia
non 10 he., Why should l, be regarded ~ such bv
aGy lay. one who does The same work for eonpeu
Many object TO the name servant which :. .nn,,.a
70 those who are engaged In the kitchen Or dltinr
toom+ pot any pelsou who gives his OF her lime ia
aEoihes iot pay the clerk IN store, tbs mechanic
domestic fatiy The wosS is int ~ % Honorable BE
IN the one case as the other, when viewed in il
p1fea IssS I'll fh: IT, Ut honorable to make bread,
goods from which they are made, and the htter
MofS. vel done, requires more akl1 than the for
teh;: ms1: we are pow receiving at the Young Mems
dred applications weekly irom the best fan,iics OF
~ eur GIF 10 do general honse work-a number
0fgond 1s or s1tty 70 sgPpland hs 91iyefsa
we do for helpt We hare sxhausted eyerv sonne n1I
u The CITY; and have tailed In securing It," Now,
thsse tamiee az not among The class who hold their
neoials oecaose they roll up their eleeres and 90
doWn On their Knees 10 worS, II need be- but are Of
.hs number Tho ase not aehamed to BE- reen ia tie
+ r1Hht u{Mw MI
, 1866-02-24

CENTENARY Assoe1Auos.-Thc regular monthly
meeting Of the American Methodist LADIES' Ceuten-
aEy Association will be held on Tneeday Feb. 9Th,
al 10 o'clock a. m., in room No, 10 n. E. Church
T1ocE
, 1866-02-24

New York stock and Money Market,
NV ToHk. Feb. Il
AIo>1r-Acttse and nrm at 2 cent.
S1Etlts0 E1GHANGr-onet ut 1eh G1tE1. ..
EpGp-}sFeGuRr. u-Settlfd AID lower. opcoinc ut
Is. *. advancing 10 lJ7& and closing n tx,
CoyKESxEST ST0cEs-Nnu and without decided
change.
fgEiQ1Irn 10 Q1.1rT2rn0I-OuIet and uuchanrad
, 1866-02-24
MI 4 II II i E d.

AZ Htlot Wiz. In the First Cnnc.e .e;nlonal Church
Fch 2lst hy Rev. Geo. Bushnell. assisted NJ rev s.
OhIo. ahd Miss SAKELLA 4, RIGGS, or Reioit, they
tatl eoou for the North China Mission Of The a. L.
F. NJ - --- @+ ~' ~
, 1866-02-24
= The Very Reliable Itch Remedy
Seq advertisement on Sd page

me FcopIf will have their own way.
md indeed We do not wonuer thst every one Is
bonnd fo use Goes Cough Bal<nm, aud nothing
elee sor It l. csz+ninly the best thing ID The world
right that all should use It, - ~
Coe'h Dyspepsia Cure. an article prepared by The
SANE parties T. equally good for Dyspepsia, ind-
Stomach. Rising Of Food, Cramps, Pains. and In
TACT any disorders Of the stomach ind bowels.
, 1866-02-24

East.

r OST-$10 Reward-About three
~ Or four months stnce, large Setter Dog. color.
"sport." Any one returning him 10 .eS1 We,t Adams
st. corner Of Morgan, wA recefFe The sbove reward
plo6
, 1866-02-24
LOCAL MATTERS.

No. 6. or Toilet CnloEnc, Is the n,o.t
pleasant and durable perfume lna ie. 1t ls prefer
red hy those who use it. to the German.
CAs~ELL- MACK s. Co.,
Sole Manufacturers New York.
, 1866-02-24

Or 1te Treatment and ~ FOR sesnlte they are eqnally
The problem Of G. 81. Is thus solved:
AZ plus ty-s0
On, tzrlus y lz-4o. I'D ts-y,y-e
Multiplying: Eyy-si0 By ~
But: 1Y-HH~Gplnsy w
Then : = 3sso 81 ri plu. 81
Expanding and arranging eiycs:
wh.gDss gggywal 5,oa u " Plus as! 80 o.,
"hsnSe snd 3ySH1 w; I'd aap,:es-ss rs
Substituting: as
r. BP,ga problem % q !. h T. n,s, be thus treated:
a ~ pin. z-,sos:
r-v pins I: involving We haze
wv plus 1eyy plus 49y-214s-0
tion Of ne problem sbows that @fs probably tht
Which case We havr 1Nis; and ~. % Hi. saxGers 10
The conditions OF The problem. and on factoring The
extended equation We find that II resolves iteeli
% tyy plus e,y pluf ss)-o.
md: y--:,nso; 800; whence ~ and
The question abont the railway t1.ta IA, tnco,.
rcct1y stated; the distance from the car window
should have read seven" feet instead Of II. The
following IL the question, with The ansnc1:
and directly opposite one Of he ca widows xh,eh
Is IL tnehes vide. observed that honse on the
prairie wse Visible from that window ezactr thirTy
PEI hour, TO Ind The distanee Of tie house, ''e*
The apparent motion OF the object in regard to the
window = feel PEI minnie, while the zeal appsrent
may bc resolved BY the calculation Of nfangae in
which Is given the hase, line drawn parallel 10 the
6sse md fts distance from he vettex. to find Of
tne tides Representing the required unknown
qnantit,x BY r we have this proportion; :; s::r:
sW. Therefore e b,S66sss feet.
, 1866-02-24


eI November 3oth, 1855, for the use Of the health
department. - ~ -S"".A
Health Officer Bridges reported that he b.a,.xr.a
ne nopces 70 clf!1ens ordered at the last neetlup or
.ups non which the teavrn9ers were TO re-
nrr mater and that The roiices had been
- F,se;aa, kSas-L euupneo Win.
,A.ie. - oio"n moved teat the deucsal SupeTtt-
.4ISas =. &ullGe ce empowered 10 construct 0oG1-
~ f. sn ann nrSse OF s'ck pfis
James Mcmahon xas sppolnted speci., police.
man, without pay from the city. for Vernon rark-
on mo'iofr ING Board Then adjourned
TRANSFERS 0R op.r ,,r.ro
The foi1ow;n ,,.,,5er, ~ "a, q. c.,
ves1rri.y ,or reeondr.. :, 49, ss.an nete hsea
~. connt~ IN a0e AAeeotuesa q ONCE OF
At tol1ys
Jonn T. hedHt 10 John Rub cub lots 4. s. 6 and
o. !ot 4, block 5, section II, 50. IL
to1n Ruh 10 F. Simon md L. Oftenhefrnpr -nh
lots and t, lot II. block So. tect,on 81. "a ~
Ezekiel Tnpp to Eiiphalet Erftin. inta 81 and @.
hnAs sub Of 81 g. etc, In Butterdeld'e sdd,fjon.
~ .TS ~ LILLE 10 Joseph and Fsrcls Cahill, lots
=" IT, nv oo oloeK =, section Z. range 80, IL
Hen1y Brown TO August Karstep, lot j, block 8.
1a!Hoad addition to Harlem
81: c. Coneil 10 Jacob Rath. mart Of snctton q
~. - ~
George r Chitenden to John Fallon. lots 81 Ia
" inclusive, block &c, section 81, 80. Il. >"
same to Stephen g. Wncht, lots to q 1nc,ra,ve
On block s. and lots to GO inclusive. on hfoes AZ
, 1866-02-24

TO to the Res1-Go to BfYAut d Sfr1f.
toms Chicago Commercial Collece 10 rei a thor+
Ouch, practical business education, or 10 become
good Telegraph Operator. Address for circu1nrs
BNYASI & STkAITQE. Cnfcaco III.
, 1866-02-24

Atlantic White Lead and Lfnseed OIL
Co., oI New York, manufacturers OF Pure White
&c. -@''1~~N7 1>~'' A'>s'1r
Also, ltnseed OIL, Raw, Boiled and Refined. For
ealG Fay ~ dFnEgists and dealers generally, aud by
hUbEhI C4lGATE & CO.. General Agents. 2S7
PeaIl street, New York. octid66gE1tsteW-wks
, 1866-02-24

FmE.-At ten O'Clock last night Dire broke out
in The two-stoET frame building, No. 13s South Pc.
ofia street. occupied ae residence by Mr. c. Hen
df'cke: The Ere caught from defective lue running
through the kt'cben root, anu for time the whole
structure was In great dsnger Of being dcerpye bul
through the exeftions Of the dremen who came
promptly at the call, the roof only Of the kItchen
vas damaged. Mr. nendricka' loss is estimated
at *aoo, which is fully covered By insurance.
, 1866-02-24
Mathematical.

The process. by which Ia Is developed ,n,o =
plns da, given in our last is.ue, Is one Of the old
ones which have puzzled tnashcmatlcians almost
from the beginning. The only explanation Of
which II is eutccpole s that nothing Is no quaint.
y, and is not therefore susceptible Of actual multi
pcalion Or division. 1t Is true that we may repre-
semi It by combinations Of symbols, which oriinar
q cn represent seal values, and uay then ireat it
every caec fho.t The absurdity or the idea that
something can be nlsde ont Of nothing, and con-
vince that The manipulation Is but sheer foily
Seyertheess II ts sometimes convenient to deal
9Th nothing II were somtthtng as re thereby
dispense with the auk,Eardnesa of beng forced 10
confession Of our own !gnoNnce. We mxy peu-
.Ion too, that the calculus, that noble Department
Of the mathematics which has opened np to b
nen universe OF science, and lie scleuce Of The
Hc1nc Of ab=utd,f. tnatmuch ~ II involves lie
necessity oi attaching great lmportauec
10 quantities infinitely sma1l. fa the
Sofid OF physics. paIndoxical as II
may appear, thts nctitions treatment ts of nars.
rDouDl importance, while the domain OF 1uetanhTa.
1Cal research Mould be harren 1ield w1thnnt Il
There l. thit difference. however, between thc Two:
In fhe artt the rea value IL generally known at Iast
when ne end Of the IL reached; IN The sec
ond, II dtn!eut to lind tmo persons who ngrec IA
70 The amount Of importance or tnuepee Of IN Id,s
or if Treatment and ns FOR .esre they are eouallY
, 1866-02-24

C4fk sEH1SAnF.-our recent notice Of this In.
stituiion, stating that "a thorough course of En1-
lib is taught" may be mteconstrucd 10 mean that
nothing el+e is taught there. The tact Is that Il i,
one 0f the largest semlnaries in the West and ha.
been well eustaned the pasr seven years, and has
Maas fansc q studies. i gives not only thorough
hiches sciences and mathematics, bnt also in the
lansnaces, anc1ent and modern, and In music and
pantlnc. II Prepares young tneu for college, a.
wen A. TOT business, and euetains native teacher
o1 German.
The Trustees arc nbont TO enlarge the Commercial
Uepu!meot into Commercial College, fitted up
With MI modern improvements,
, 1866-02-24

NORTH PnxSIpE S1pE .o.nrnx
21E and $50 Ohio street. Juvenile Ilass nsets
Saturday snt Wednesday Afternoons. -
FpE Ladies' aud {;entenen's Class, enply at Acade-
N.Y. ONCE tou1s from II to >. m. " EDWIN
MARIlNE% In
, 1866-02-24

Suchcu Or1:srSo.-The eocety rrcen,ly orean-
lied On thc North Side under the name Of the
"1he United lrcsbyteran Church, - expect to opeu
thett rew house Of worship, situated on Superior
e're;f between franklin and Nelle streete on next
oabtath day. There will he three eesytcns durinr
the day as fuloNt: Morning service nj iOH o'cjoct
10 DC eonducied b. Rev r. d. Harper, b, b.. of
Arnta. OHIO o'clock service to be conducted by
the pastor. Rcr. John :. Mcdonnell. npd eyeninf.
ters,ce AT ~ O'Clock. by Dr. Harper. An a,c il.
xlitd TO attend. Seate ffee 49, '
, 1866-02-24

TUE UNION PAHx TEACHERS Js,7,v7,,z x,,p =.
hcld on Ihurrday evening next at st. Johns pr,e.
TINT Epi.copal Church, Union Park, 1,nocrsmme
~: :;.M to 7;4a..Dcvo'ional 7:4o 10 B-Thc rrenara
t'on Of a Dlhie Issron Rev. ]. IL. Vincent. to SIS
Biographical E1crcste, Ret. j. II. Vincent. 9:i5
to S:4s-Tnree mnutes' speeches on most sersons
Gihicu'tics tn prosecuting the sunday school wnrt
1eaShcS aud a1 others interested IRE invited 10 al