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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-10

THE WEATIER-Last night was one Of the
coolest We have had this seasoa. Ice was
formed in considerable quantities. The weather
was, however, very Gue this morning, cool and
bracing, but with bright sunshine.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-10

D:sF" NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS. --Ihero will
be discount of IS per cent allowed on all TAI
bills paid in current funds to the Corporation
of Alexandria, up to She lst day OF January
1867; after that date the collectors will proceed
to recover the same in the manner prescribed
by law, viz: distrant.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-10

~ All size Conference.-The tallest and the
largest--cAn fit themselves in CLoTHING, at S.
DEALHAst's, los, King street. 1t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-10
HOME FOR FRIENDLEss CHILDREN. The

HOME FOR FRIENDLEss CHILDREN The
Lady Managers Of the Institution in Washing
ton known as the News Boys Home" ap-
peal to the public fer aid and cooperation,
being DESTROYS Of extending the field of their
charity SO as to make the Home resort
for ali friendIess children, Irrespective of call
inr, with view to procuring suitable homes
for them in the country, or where they may
receive such training as will fit them for gen
eral usefulness in aftcrlifc A public meeting,
in favor of this charity, is to be held in Wash
ington, On the 18th instant.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-10

ANNOYING practice now 50 generally
INDUCED in By the negro porters at the steam
boat wharves. Of squabbling and fighting ovcl
the baggage Of passengers who land here, is
annoying in the extreme. but, as will be seen
b. reference to the police report 10 this even
ing's Gazette, an effort has been commenced
By the noce to brake it up
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-10

GARRorED.-On Saturday night last, about
ten o'clock, as Mr.. Townsend Bagsot, jr,
was on his way home from his meat shop, in
the Northwestern portion OF the city, when
near the intersection Of West and Princess
streets he was assaulted by two men, whom he
failed to recognize, who knocked HIM down,
and after choking him until he was unable to
speak. robbed him OF his pocket book, contain
ing seventy nine dollars, and Immediately ran
off He gave the alarm as soon as heregaiued
his breath, and the watchmeD, who were on
that beat, saw two men running In the direc-
ton of '''Mush Pot, and who, not hating
whee SO ordered, were fred at, but without
effect.
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dec If

h.sJ SPECIAL NOTICE Notice is hereby
given, that al articles of clothing remaining III
mg Dyeing Establishment, on the first day Of
January, 1867, which have been there uncaIed
for over three months, will be sold on that day
to pay expenses. Persons interested will ple'se
notice this as will not be held responsible al
ter that time. a. ID. WAKEFIELD.
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LOCAL NEWS.

CIRCUIT CoURT-yudge Il. " Thomas
Saturday. COMMON Law SIDE.-It was or
dered that S. n Garwood Sheriff. administer
m the estate of Louisa Hunter.
Francis Dixon VS.. John G. Phillips-in case
the defendant made motion for new trial,
which was overruled, and it was considered by
the Court that the plaintiff recover of the de-
fepdant one hundred dollars and costs.
Oliver D. Hale vs. Adams & Johanson-in
trover-a motion was made for new trial and
oyerruled; and it was considered by the Court
that the plaintiff recover OF the defendant one
hundred and tweny-nine dollars and costs.
Administration on the estate of Elizabeth
Bagot was granted to Samuel 0. Bagot.
i. Cook (; Go. vs.. J. T. Armstrong--on a
removable was considered that the plaintiffs
recover of the defendant twenty one dollars and
twenty-five cents, with interest from LIST June,
1866, till paid and costs.
Westel WiIloughby VI. l.. Cook & Co.-in
debit was considered that the plaintiff re-
cover of the defendant thirty,fve dollars. with
interest from Goth April, 1866. till paid. and
costs. >...
Bank Of Old Dominion vs. Joseph Il. Hun
ter. ct als-in debit was considered by the
Court that the plaintiffs recover of the defen-
dants $500, with interest from 25th September,
1861 until paid and $500, costs Of protest,
and costs.
Court adjourned to meet prior to four 0 clock
on Wednesday evening next.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-10

COMMITTEE OF INVESTIGATION The COM
mittec appointed by the City Council, consist
inc of Messrs. Fleming and Uhler of the Board
of Aldermen, and AIessrs Brown and Sum
mers Of the Common Council, to investigate
the charges lately preferred by The Mayor
against Capt Walsh, Of ahe night watch, hay
ing failed, after hearing the evidence in the
case to come to any determination-be being
equally divided have resolved 70 ask to be re-
lieved from the further consideration of the
matter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-10

A ITEM TION!!
TRIMMINGS, NOTIONS, &c.
Dress Trimmings and Buttons.
COrsets.
Hosiery, Gloves,
Wells
Nets.
Lace and Linen Collars.
Hair Braid,
Ribbons Edgings.
SOntags.
knitting Cottons.
Yarns.
Zephyr Worsteds
Berlin Wool.
Hoop Skirts.
Hair Brushes.
Combs, Soaps.
Pressings, &C., al Of which I will sell ut
prices to suit the times.
dec 5-tf c. G. BERRY, - King st.
OREAT ADVANTAGES TO FAMILIES.
Come one come all, give CONWAY & call,
at the old Star Engine Hall, l shall always uSc
my great st endcavors 10 accommodate aii. Ny
customers desiring to become acquainted "l1n
the mode Of frying oysters in restaurant style,
will give nc an ear y call. - am giving ri vice
free. You ali nuy knp" how 10 make small
oysters large, by taking & pleasant walk 10
CO.'S WAYS HALL.
Particular attention given 70 Gou"t.% trade.
Fresh supplies always on hand at tho old
STAR ENGINE Hall, No IL, 81. Asaph
street between, Prince and King SIS ic@-tt
ETIRGiNlA. ~ H;ic Ill INC County Court u,
Fairfax county, DecoInbcc rules, i5U1.
Robert I. Icoe ". George Z. Hooe-in case.
iieln The object Of this suit IS 10 recover u
the defendant the sum OF 5I33, with iIlteces. IN
1888 part thereof from lst july, loG2, a"d Oil
SO the residue from 18th August 1853; and TO
att oh the interest Of the defendant IN the real
estate in the county Of Fairfax, which Was de-
vised by Henry Gunme!i TO his daughter, MAr1
~ Hooa for life, and remainder TO his chilcrelt,
1t appearing b. affidavit lied that tie detcAd-
ant is rot Il resident Of this State, it Is orcio eG
that he appear within one month after due pub
llca.ior hereof, and do what is necessary 10 pro
tcct hi, interest. A copy tcste.
T. D. RlCHARDSnN. Clerk.
Inin,v IL Bill . O d. d. lnLSiW
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TRAIN DELAYED.--rhe train from Rich
mond, due ia Washington at 6 A. NJ, yester-
day, did not arrive until noon, owing to a
delay by reason Of the displacement Of switch
within fifty yards Of the depot at Richmond
to the railroad company and had the effect to
run the train off the track. No one was hurt,
and there was 30 damage other than the delay
Of several hours.-Nnt. hi.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-10
EU ZION 50 LES


u ALI ABLE
POTOMAC LAND FOR SALE
r. 7i11:Ie Of q DECREE Of the Ci-cu;t C?@ct q
- e>:;':o1el&rld oounot, Virginia, in ths :nt q
2tilnrt, trustee, -. hin5cr and others, / IL
mi;sioner IN said decree appointed, vii
Pft2Gsed . sell, OH the 18th DAY OF DECEM-
- nEi', looo, ~ public auction, to the highes
O'""T., a the Court House, in Westmoreand
GotHt{; !Igi"ia, that wc:l-known TRACT OF
wood"
THIS fine estate lies in the county of West
lnoreiNnd, imlnehjate!y on the Potomac. and is
bounded Oh t"o sides by that river and Popc's
Creek. the tract contains upwards Of iG.O
acres, p large portion Of the open land being
fiat and lying on the river and creek. Tn land
i Of excellent quality. and adapted 10 all the
staple crops OF the country. Navigation : ut III"
door and Of easy access for the shipment o.
gram, timber. cord-"uUd, and other mArNctabi"
commoQlles-:,nd the waters abound in fish,
crabs and wilI-tOwI in their respective seasons.
There Is growing upon the land Nh extensive
Oo0y o. pine, chestnut, oak and locust timber,
which. owing to the increasing demand for tim
Der and luet, add greatly to the value Of the c.
tate. The Old mansion Was burnt some years
ago, but there are comfortable dwelling house
Standing near the former size, in good repair
The prospect from this point i expansive AND
brltIaGt, commanding & View Ct the river HboTc
and below, and looking out upon the shore. @.
Maryland -" many miles
"LJngWucd' is accessible by stoamb0a. f"o,:.
landings Ut Natox Creek and CUrioman, on the
Potomac, or Lccd-town on the Rappahannook>
!, further description o.. This estate IS deemed
unnecessary, - a@T person wishing 20 pprcuaSc
it will no DOUBT visit and examine the pccmi-es.
Any additions! information may be obtained by
letters addressed TO me, at Edge Hill" Linz
George county, Va; or to G ". Lewis, ESQ, u
"Oak Grove" Wcatmoreand county.
The title - this land is U0QUcstiJnub.e. ri.
Tatc offers will be received. Its expected that
il VIII sell for III least aS much a. vii! satisfy the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-10

MAYORS Office RECEIPTS The following
report has been made BY the Mayor 20 the Az
dltor Of this city:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-10

GOLD.
:: NEW YORK, Dec. l0.-Gold, 1871.
, 1866-04-28
AMVSEal alENTS.

THE OrERA-1t Will be remembered thst the sale
of sea.on tickets for the opera commences at the
hox oiiice at the Open House this morning at
O'Clock. The eale Of scats for single nights will
commence On n1s,aay Sa May q - fa;,o:s r. Ihs
pfonahlE by rtosatore, Faust. Marina, Don Glo.
sanni, 1he Barber, Esnant, aud tue elegant little
q Ths Sefa nsa 9 !. % s
lcnrr, IA very excellent one. The season Is bref
Int will undoubtedly he very pleasant. Tne chorus
c1pa.s arc we'll known 10 Chicago opera goeEs.
MUsEuN.-The " Midsummer Nights Draau1,"
which will be Withdrawn aiter ibis week. Is onc Of
dnr1ng isrgo and en.huetaslic audiences Nightly.
Etcu the many Who "cannol what theEc Is In 1t
a9{ etess 9.ps I'll.
II numerous simple plots, Ill cxqu,sttcy wrousht
nnrscc1nent IN scenic lid lions and IS inc company
in elocutionary and Po;itiona' detail, arc ae.sh!ed
| Dream as ono Of the most substantial al Shsks-
| penis CREATIONS. the one in which he has most
successfully given 70 a1ry nothtngs loGsl hahl.
sa.,on and names" at'hpnsh It br not rsdicsy = s.
| Mell adapted to The stage as the majority of hi
efforts. II big slsa the wscs.l qualities of tho idea
world 70 much, explored chen Shakspesse wrose
h"ss as III n ismiei 20 wl.Sessa hs as IL Maee.a
no monstrous :. C,liban "as In the Iempe't. which
later nay, eya he bye, ;.I mleht BE- yI yas'',,
n9sSs % a. INC soSe aec' p have
Gently made tho ghost Of Bsnquo. II b.,
al tie attractive eetsats Of Tie snpsIn.;u.. With
as stage piece long nter the Shaksper12p historl
cal plays arr ignored entirely, rs they now asc pat
Mcv.cHEn's TnEA7nE-"Sam patch In France
evening - Homo ID the West" In each ptec
Mr:. Meyicker wi'l appear in tho PRINCIPAL rote
.sMacbe,h'' on Monday ercntnF, as The comincn,
tntnl Of TWO Weeks> enEaEcment.
, 1866-04-28


Especial Despateh to the Chicago Tricune.1
MILWAUKEE. April y.
FLoCR-Frner but quiet. 3a1cs OF 603 hrls nj <9.o1
iE Minnesota Winter and country double extra; &sa
tcs - for extra :!ss.15a6.ts fov fatr supernnb.
GhA1x-Hhaat unsett1ed md d1oopipE. Sh:ca n
she morning board: ifesss bu 1t St 161SA1f5. cssh
:t7 Eeller nrst half May: x1s1, buyer Est half OF
May sf.67 buyer aret half of May {11p for No.
Spring recclp,s. Fales ut the board: 1,o 600 bu
3lf7A0 Its cash. - for winter receipts Five
O'Clock board unsettled and lower Sacs Of s,oGo
bu 1t $l.spa1t7 for No. winter receipts $lls for
No. cIospg at tlsI 70. No. l. O1tsSates $40 hu al
sl1c for No. j. Con-Sales 1.eG1 bu at .sc Fscsh.
Bitter At &c for good roll. EGGS at lsc.
Fruits uuchsuEed.
Receipts 10 br3e -four. s01 In whraf $500 bu OATS
Shipments, co. bri douE, 1900 bu wheat
Nn.wArEgE, April q.
F1orH-Ffrm.
GtAIH-DecliplbE tendency $i.6t for No. winter
Corn s-esdy a1 &c. Oats, :1Hc.
Rke11r1rFsonr, 10 bEls' wheat, 1000 bn; com
nu1~ pAts, 3.Cen bn. . -
GnlrN1s7t-Ffour, Go brla wbens, 1900 bu.
, 1866-04-28
Albany CnItQc AInrkek-
lsptclai Despatch TO the Chicago Ts1hun

ALBANY. April q.
Contrarr 10 general expectation The market grew
stronger this rnornitE. prices advAacinc Hc \ un
der qu!ck demand for the eattern markets and ele
graphic fnfo1n3 lion to The Effect that the run over
the FIJI. road for Nsw York viii be light, there Is
t11e OF at least 450o head tn faror OF The sell
Ter to-day. Al compared With those OF yesterday.
JohnEou Dewey sold 50 head Illinois. 1stpz
1tt1 rs. at 1hc; u taad averaging l'a Mt, a. 8kc;
If head averaging 1lao s It 5000 head; II o1eu.
avetaripK 30 Ms. at sic; Ii head Cnaada, averaging
1.c4 os. at64c-
u. white s. head. averaging l.ts0 ns, at s7.sl
lead; 20 head. averaging 1s Is, 1xe: Is stilcrs.
eraEtsg l7eo Ds atsc; head, averaging 12o9 d. at
SIC.
Philips 107 head. averaging 1910 ns. .at.kc,
IL. MFord 50 head si1efs. averaging .t00 rs. at &C.
Wm. Robbins 5 head, averaging 1.aso rs, at Sc.
Isuble Co, Il head, averaging LIS -, at -ssc,
L. StoEell Ill bead asilless averaging Liz nj, At
TIC.
Fs1ihtuf 4 Clarke 6 head. Averaging l.la3 ms, at
$s6e0 head: 3c head averaging f.1se ns nj 1Kc; II
Lead, averaging l150 DE- It sKc: s. head averaging
11so n. At sc 81 head. averaging 100 IF. Sc 80
head, averaging l,2oo rs. at $s1.o0 = head.
D. T1ixtl IL htad. aye1aEiDg 1,9sa ns At s9s.o1
head 1f0 head. ayes47ing 1880 s. st fosoo p head
Hytnan Co. l3o head sters averaging 1850 rs. at
<sn4o + heaa.
TONI gurr1y. s.2t0 head.
EukRr-Rece|pts, 5.n1o head. Clipped sell readily
nj 6kssc. and wooled at 7xasc.
Ho1s-Alo OF lso head illinois, averaging 80 y >,
eofd to-day 1t $9S1 r 100 Ds.
, 1866-04-28
St. Lonts Market.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tdbune.1

ST. LocIs. Aprl q.
ToBAcco-pIll and heavy. LuEs, 43rn363o; Leaf
& loeas.oa.
FLorn-Te7y active; 7lcods..75 fos spring ard fail
xupe.a and extras; $175sQ Tor choice tall c1traE;
$$nG31iCn for Xxx and Xxx.
GRA1T-Whcat steady &lss; c1ub. $l,6,. and about
65ttc for mixed and yellow. and &c for white Oats
ftsfy active 1t 36G4Sc. Rye nm nt &C. harley aat
10 buyers.
rRovt=loS.-rrrks sdsarced; n1esr, f27.'lG 500.
Tn1.EIY-t1.1.
ST. Lor1s april q.
Co1rnx-Euscttled, TO buyezs at a:c.
FLotn-Moft active. 20 material chSp~c In prices.
&EAtE-Nhe4t-So material chs.Er. Coru-Ad.
Ta1ccd: G-GeT T1c. Oats urn at ia fsc. - .-
1.PorI<IoNe-FotS-AdTanct to &31.S41S-0G. Bi
higher 1t l7+ for city shouders leXc for clell
kfde5. Lard higher 1t 19M1lC
NHtsKR1-DuIi At $2.3I4-1s.
, 1866-04-28

IEpeci3l Despatch to the Chicago Tnbune.l
RnrpGKror1, Ill, AVri1 q.
CtEAGKn.-Lenont. Lasalie. ass lumber. 3o.t ~
shirs les: Wash. Nor1ts sG,7s It lumber 2o posts
Dsteo. Jo!ict Tobacco Plant, Is tsis lime. Motss,
N,3'o # lumber. 30 posts, bills nour; Nurnasm,
Joliet 500 l1ubcr, 60 household furniture; II. g.
Gaylord IockIors - bsls Gour s9c IS furniture 900
asmetchandtse. Il. Mcclellan. o:toEa; Sor;hfur,
Joliet.
AE1lvED Propeller Whale. Ottowa 2-!o3 NJ taltow.
Il ia 90 starch, a1 rs eEgx, 4s ha potatoes - rs
merchandise, l,seD bu Dsnhe Otsowa. as1o bu
cern: a!siaEcc. Ottowa. s,tto bu corn rnao7, Mar
ktil:cs+ aln0 bu corn; Stars aad Stripes. Morris s&
on cora E1e1Ev. Joliet, :,ppobu corr Clyde. Mar
settles, :..p hu corn; Monte CErtsso Lasalle. a:u
hu corr; Eeunrbcc, joliet. 10 brls porK 500 ht
, 1866-04-28

the fntrds el the bill to 1lIbustef. The yess aud
pays were takea, and The House again REUSED to
adjourn,
The motion TO fnconsldt1 was then Lid On the
table without dlyss,on,
On mntfon OF Ar. STEVENS, 1t val ordered lhat
the session tomorrow b. confined 10 dehnte ro the
fretfdcnt'e annual message.
On motion of Mr. EIIt5r. 4 cnmmlttce Of con-
ference VAS ordered on the Wcsf fndtA Telegraph
Bill.
consider recommi,f,pv the questlou ot the admlA-
rion Of Tennessee 10 ,1lt tonslsee on Recorstsuc-
,ion, which be designated ~ Pn'r1d. corrupt car
thoutd Be atated row that the chole<a wss ap.
pIoach1ug.
The SrEAEER ruled ttAt IL could not be called
up. .-,..--,
, 1866-04-28

faco, Eenerai Agent r. o. Box 5esS.
Apr II s-ls. .sol.Tu'Tu.sA Il
Flow to Destroy Rata and Ikoaches.-]
No article known - morc eaoctual than BURr's
to1, and sod in ,a,gc hoxes fo1 Is cen'a ASK ios
,nris. apa 4 1our aruggit has nos gos Tho snels:
!, ,ont, 70 Raudolph ST.. Chicago, nj.
nPs'5s1-31.-SarUFh
yrherc and How 70 Educate our Sons~
-.'leach them toat which they viii practice whsu
suey become men, Eastman National Business
'a,!sS .isS sf'as country Ad5Fs:: ! rr,,.,a,,
department Of The School Of Trade will eommeucea
,rw term on The dfat Of Mhy. App11eatione for sd:
md iis sa0sd
m. W-lS
Dyhrerfur1h's School for GtTls.-Thla
nIsoss Of The echo1I 6 Of Trade VI Be opsned ~ ,r
for admission fhontd be made al the principal Office,
1'6 and 1is Randolph ettcet, between the boar. OF
8 nrd 4p. NJ Ws1S
The 1itsnois sc1,no1 Of Trade.--The
business Department Of this Institution L open
daily from a. 10 I:3U p. Students may enter
uEon the Commercial Course at my tine. Y Rooms
ZIG sps 1ls Randolph eEss 9pR9!e 1s nsn.l
netnss. s'9ssn ,sa S seqF Ss,s;: ses?Hs sSof
| IEUSYHDP an Invaluable friend. Il cures dyren-
tr1Ty and dta7hGs. regulates the stomach and
bowele, cures wind collie, softens The cnnas, redu-
ces inflammation, and gives lone and energy to the
| whole sys1cDo. In almost ercry instance, where
The infant Is suffering Iron, pain and exhaustion,
rrlief will be fouud in fifteen Or twenty. minutes
aiier The Soothing syrup has been adtnin.s cred
| DO not fail 10 procurcti. apts3 yS76
10000 Cane Fish Poles for sale at 0s
Sou'h Clark Etreet under Sherman House. F.J.
| ABBEY 4 Co. YES
Go to n. r. Merrfl1ss for the largest
! and bcat assorted htock OF keruseuc lamps. Ian,
ferns, chandelters, glassware, SC, &C., II and "a
Randolph street. n5G3
4 Go to the Kesf-asO to Bryant d STRAIT.
tons Chicago Commercial College to get thor
oueh, practical business education, or to become q
good Telegraph Operator. Address Tor circulars
| TlKYAtr t STRATIoN. Chicago. I'll.
, 1866-04-28

4 FavoriGe Notprlc1y.-The good repu-
tation and extended use Of t'Hrv'c.7't 11oaehi1!
ITotAes" for ou:hs. Colds and Throat Dl.cascs
has caused the T1ochcs tn be extensively auStated
Obtain only the g<.i,siae g Browns Bvonchia!
Ttocbcs." " ard DIV net be iniucnec.. by those who
make more r-oGt 1y selling worthless limitations.
, 1866-04-28

nyAprE&Ya HrAsrnyx The Teetll-t!1IcaA
:ls ctrSt: arr c0untcEnctcd By that purs vegetable
ionic and ant1serlic, >o.odnn,. No bodily disease
ean impair them ii this antido1e 10 all corrosive
lemeots that act upon lht cLanel Is regularly ap
l1t1 N313
, 1866-04-28
LOCAL MATTERS.

The .Scn>e Of Smell IL rs capable Of
s>tt and refinement should use cheap and gross
.,r,nn. wlrn >hc cat ohlan tho deltc5tc odos 81
'raltraan & Collins Egyptian Calla. sold BY al
..Iuccis,s. W9lt
, 1866-04-28

The Great Indian Catnrrla TScn1cuT.-
I'errous afflicted w1,h thc tar1Trh IN tho Head,
Wcak Eyes. Neuralgia. OF Headache, should Try
the t;rfst Indian Catarrh Remedy. Sent per nail
On receipt OF rr!ce-5n cent. aud cent slatnp. Ad-
t.rres II. E. HIGGINS, II. Clark Street, chic4go,
Iii. aps5H.a;Q- RTQWtd
, 1866-04-28

CASApsAs SocrE7T.-1he ccenlar meeting Of the
t'anad,an Society VII. ba held this evening in the
lodge room Of The American r:otcstant Association,
Mccormick i Block. cc1IcF OF Dearborn and Ran,
t.olph strcefs. A intl attendance Il requested.
, 1866-04-28

Of Michigan. tt the city, aud stopping al the res
,dencc Of his brother, g. Allen Nay. We under
stand II is The p,cn,Ion OF the General, to cstab-
1,sh himself here, In the practice Of she legal
profession.
, 1866-04-28

ArrorsrHEST.-H. VanDurer. n. D., student OF
the Thtolog1cal Seminary Of Tho Northwest. bus
hccn appointed Missionary, in the work OF tho
Ittnetfcan Sunday School Union, and tv1ll he st1.
tfored during the summer mouth., in the lower
poft1Qn OF this St4te.
, 1866-04-28

Scv York money nnd stock banrkef.
new IoRE, Arrh2s
NoSKT-1s easy At 4a5 per cent
S1HI1S0 ExCHAS0R-ACtlvc and dfmE II NS$
NSA.
t:oLn-Aeuyc and EIuncr. opening At 1esk. advancing
to II. tecliulnz To 12Sk, and eloftu& a. i;St.
toyxDuKxT Sro<K.-A shaoe rtrtner
:s.es s1aceup. Treat IN II serles.19l
" .SS,.ls3S 81 :" .,l0iK
, 1866-04-28
aurtiott Sales.

Snfc, &C..
AT AUCTION,
0n TUESDAY. May 1s At ~ o'clock, shall sell 1t
out s.!estooms, 81 u and y peaEeSs street lasze
snrroom Furniture. Including several 0ne Polish Uit
Walnut Chamber End PAr!or suats. VeIsst, Dra,kes
sac with central asso1 eni nf Household goods.
A1soope Iron Safe. GILBERT & SAMPSON.
YfD Auctionetfs.
, 1866-04-28

CooK COUNTY TEACHERS ISs11rr7E.-Thc regu-
lar ssssion Of the Cook County Teachers Institute
came 10 closc yesterday after most satisfactory
course. The number Of teachers who have come
cxerclses, has been much larger Than On any pre-.
rious year and the rst cannot fall TO be benecial
10 tue cause Of education. Much credit IL due 10
,n.cndt Mt, who has labored nstduonslY to promote
tho Usefulness Of tho institute. To The Board Of
Elhcatlou. who have rendered the OF fhc
cn, for his cos1cs1es during the sess1oI the man
a:ess a1c greatly indebted, Last evening Prof a.
A1euue cbu.ch WHICH were " ,isisneJ 70 - viii iii much
iuterest by 1he teachers and their friends.
, 1866-04-28
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IN thts civ. by the Rev. 8. B. Dutdeld II. II. ScOTT
Ut MONTGOMERY, Ala. nnd HATTIE #. klABALL, OF
Chicago.
SCIiEITLEi. and ELIZA NJ, rldesr daughter Of Hsus
scott. all of Grseu 1tty. No csrds. XIX
, 1866-04-28

TIE ttVAScE'' LITE DUnrAL-1he child found
cotf5ned by ils mother IN the Ma,teson House day
nr two aeo whla yet alive died at ten o'clock yes-
ternay Morn1ng. 1t has bren err0ncously supposed
IRON some roint in the interior Of the State ot
WISCONSIN,.
, 1866-04-28

Tho American Co1r.Wlikcr O6rra
,c hest trhuccGn1 :or men wsih srnall c3pilai- Sea
advertisement undef heal OF UINts. 155
, 1866-04-28

WIN be tott At Auction At the north deer 9f tet
tic s0 daJ of April. 1863 At II O'Clock the pro-
perry knoNn ~ pola's nndinR fronting Sq feos sace
South Clark street 1t C,ark strict bridge. may
rematn bocd aud tnorteA-e al per cent to7 term
Of years Al nAJ be agreed upon
TIE building Is In good repair and condition. nnlihed
IN offices and tooms th1op1ho1t With rent roll 2!
city. must eyer be among The most valuable nnd r.
~ Messrs Scammon. stcCaGR 6 Fuller. Astosnlea.
ns the same time and place she south 50 ssIes
Of the F. Of snuIheaxt quarter Of Section 50. TOWN.
shin IS. Eofth OF Range IL, East.
For further paElculars inquire Of tho undersigned
fhR
, 1866-04-28

stper dozen. son by druggists generally 1t 80
{ 'ute PEI box. H. :scov1l. 76 Llsudofph s.rre Chi.
raco, General Agent r. o. Box $751;
dpr II y.1a. .eQi-TU.Tu-A
, 1866-04-28

WAsutkG1oN.-Ab beautiful hkeucss ol The father
Of his country. achieved by differing thtekuesses Of
the Kr.in. Of the Consultation Of tho United
states, .e just i=sucd-the Murk Of W. II. fratt, s
Davenport, Iowa
, 1866-04-28

xook1u: a:la&se*, Picture Frnnlcss
:rouJdtcgt CORDS, ta=sle.. &C.. ca largo aud de-
>tabIc efpck-at greatly reduced PRICES for thc pe1t
t%irty la,r. ri Ilctry Nlsee1s, l13 lales:, Chicago
aL&t17l1 Isl "a 1udI11
, 1866-04-28
a@autrn==maIE Bfl11.

. ANTED Canvasser-Fvr d
pewspapes. good coenmi. ions paid. Addr- :
, 1866-04-28

nOARDIhG-A suite of rooms
- On his teeoad noor With eon'EaieEcss q e!oae1. ;
hot an1 cold w1trf. 6rH-plAce &a Rootua eIlnW III
n:sheh u~furnisncc. rz1ee Tor Eenusmsn ana M1ie
- ~ *7s week. Address Eox : With real name