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, 1866-12-17

sqaa1t,y ai1a sfaesn!tY ont Of anarchy and d.sor-
oes. II found snsn la darkness. the sfave of i:so.
fanee. II Is Ecdecntnc hl,n rton cottnpt!ou and
ang t.uang h;tn up % rev life. And ibis power il
moro .casou to tear thas chrlsisnltJ viii Dis out
W. tAn soat ~ ;ae earth will eesse to revolse- viii
ltS On uli the heavens and the e41th shall tc
1orso Ms up Ake scro1l &ad PASS SWAY.
carried 1t forward: thcy hare only retarded Il Ia
Rstee- And lore, and gcutleaoas IL usovcs on.
HrllheF L. GhFis'n truth = sJs1en of philosophy.
tical su1Jecte. The most un1es,ned could COM
prebeou what be said a. well a. the SeFtbes
hcithcr dnos Il depend upon the power OF aupes.
alitior. which has 50 strong an 1ndurnce ovrr nsn
There II 4 singular cie1rDcss And rtaso1 1nout lt4
directions, Ch1.sta ntierAnee u calm; h,. argu.
meuts convincing lie never throws tho people
ioto spasmH. f1c ate and drank like Other men
lle de,s IN eternal principles lad appcats to our
not consist Of dry doeuas. lie simply tells n men
how they must 3eel, anu what ihey NUT
DO to Ieach the KINGDOM Of Heaven
How thea ean this wonderful life be ACCOUNTED
The Garth! Vas II eartt.horn or nom heaven
Was the power that went forth from Jcsus only
humAnf No: The most natural explanation Of
III wonderful lie IL the supernatural. His Lie
continues continue e exescise over, The world Is Of God
1esns - the Incarnation Of the spiritual attributes
o. Neas5-humAnitJ In him IL DENIED and Deity
a., nAna now. bfcthreo," ssld the speaker, .'does
neaffs: Do We live 80 closely with Him that oar
A!th can aee The towers and durues Of t1at dis.
TINT city which glow ard eltsten in tie sight: Ars
We iarh1n' tertants, aet3te n ercfy good word
nLd cs wa;chsnl IN hIs sesrfcs! II 40, then when
NC reach the lie beyond We shall dWoll In tbc
glory Of thas light In an endless day"
, 1866-12-17
TszE DIVINITY OF CHRIST.
>cTmon by Bishop C1nrk of Rhode
1Aland-.au E1hAuBxtEe View Of the
subject.

Fight Reverend Thomas H. CLARK, Episcopal
hi.hop, Of Rhode lsland, preached yesterday
morning, at St. James Church, corner Of Cars
-pd nntou rtreeta. most eloquent ord loEicsl
rhe es oa nc IL Gs LIZ s LIGHT
70 nfh;sn us Genu1es and the glory Of thy
lie speaker SAID Tia, in eoh.sderinp
,:st sss ef .ae eeaii;e. % aud A'fa L. s:as1 ' et
ess. iie IL woa;a @ aos .ss1r WIZ WS'S .he D. .ssn,n5 ~
!;at 1 IS :iar,! r. liz rhiss sesss i 4; -
PEOPLE nf Gsl1ee tusag,ns the Elssy which was 10
Gather shout the head Of that young boy rho
walked thets streets; What vas Ii that made that
Can il BE- said that he time in which Je.es ap-
rex1ed = ss calculated to prcduce such = th2rae.
III t.. a1 na,a.ar saS s.ne se.ss ~. sash hs Is
! possible. The eloEJ Of that EATON bad passed
! away. There ~M not man dist,ngntshca for II,
sso.e q ss ne sa
hsd bpt Aved. And yet II tlis oars ne.,oa :
perfect man appcata. Joseph, his fspnted htaes
ssems Tsl9 liz E mother, va. one whom vc eaa iost
1aihes than aeose. Shs Has he ot no'hsr Q
Crrtst but We notice .,wsys ~ aa!ho1i's & o. "a
s"ter erss ''e er,r o e. sou '' IL e u boz,
IN IN . Village wh-re. 10 Hive was pc
p.trM dltc1aec. People 1ahd'ssd II ~ , go,
ir.rntur. 1here was no Soers:rs here 10 teael
dsstt F.o te FasP%es F. h,sh s1,s1, BE- 'sea, sea,
N.Y. NE ~ srrnrnf for ihc lis and character c
Mhtn Nj, more orc tnan MIN. Ne lives few yesrs. ~
sen vsnithes nom sight. sat dEsg ds tses1 .1,
h.nsa fhe Whotc state OF the world. The asosa
en- f q Ell s1e eonqucrea, aad death and sin o"'
Iltu u the1t Lord.
| Ut I.sHs At Esxsseth, What be did mud said t
ih.t l1ttIe rulase has been t&kea on the w1ngs
Tho u1ud sta spread 70 The fonT corners Of u
| rn.ld. 1bc volume which & nt2lns biz ufs - th
| tsered book Of The Chri.tian ~oril Ihe prime
| pIes which he Introduced have FcIo'ruon1xtd IA
easa. Ha fei1sion IL gradually b<.rGtnx Pcae'
, 1866-12-17
THE CI1RISTHAN,s REST.


Rev. jesse D. 1honae, pastor Of the P1e.poLt
Street Baptist Church. BrootI1n. preached last
evening iu tho First Baptist Church, TO rather 4
email conKreSation-hundro being undoubtedly
kept 4way by the inclcnent weather. Ills taxi
WIS Mathew. H., q. 'Coune unto me all ye thst
are weary and heavy linden. and will gre you
rtst"
TheYrcverend speaker assumed the position
thAt these words wetc not addressed particularly
to the lhbo.Dg pea4auts who At Tho tiloe surround
cd Tho Redeemes, but that they weto general IN
their meaning, md included al, no natter oi
what class. nation OF color. Many forrib1t lllua.
meanine lot ae word "lsbor" % e
The se1t, and u WINS concluded thai
al 1alorers In the work OF 1tfc come with no Is.
parent troahld and some With buraeps almoss too
henry to be borne, WIS Included In the Invitation.
The reference to the business mau Who when tLe
daye work Is done, a1lows bis thoughts to wander
sa ST. g. 81 ri be- of IL eSka h:1 !:
glrcn; a d the mention OF the mother lahor.
Ing to persHAte her 1ittle one to 70 te
sleep was no lcss forctbie thin heaGtiui
Ag I'll had been called by Christ 10 throw oN thei
burdens and come to Hin, ,whcse there was no nigh
ard no sor7ow, i Was ihe duty Of an, whcshrl
young. old or middle aged. to accept the n7tsttor
.. orta and not put on fron, lime to time the worl
which ought to % done OF the instant Tho clos
Ing remarks referring to the eternal A1ppnek. IL
heaven Of those Rno acknowledge rl,e lord on Ii.
Garth. were exceedingly imprcasire, and ca,enst i
10 hs lasting effect upon thp:e who heard them
, 1866-12-17
OUR STREET RAILWAYS.
Tie Cars Again Running on Randolph
StIeet-The Work Heating
Cars in " fnter-Ruu-
ming AL Night.

Al zhont ttx o'clock On Saturday evening, the
Fetideuts md pssters on East Randolph street
were astontlhed By the anwonsed spectacle Of .
Street car running over that thororchHare- sight
which had not bten Witnessed for tr1ny mouths,
though long wateh-d And waltrd for. Bat the
.housAnde who ]1vc on and along Randolph street
@ aSfe 'SH .seaap.bed sse IL nd H. a. "a an, srs r.
Aga.n running. Much CO they hare eon2lataed
of the dc1sJ, It h.., peraape, not been
S.eateI taan ~ e1:snt Q. Re onaersasins, md
time employed. made rnavoldAole. The two
principal lines OF street railway Il Ire oily hare
been torn up fof tic distance OF more hsn half .
!ls Snns .se p5S:sn' s33:es 6s1' s.e 1f tae s.o
height Of from two and half to ,ons fees, and Inc
whole covered with The wooden block paEsueot-
TIC hnest In the world: ConstdeziaE the scarcity
dleca'ty Of kesr.os ucn "a rs Tork,
rostsnued rains Ii The carly IN.
great demand for lanoress hid enaued sad ~aga
wonder thet lhe undertaking has Il LIST been
finished. his known thst On 1hsss two strrets
nearly all the tratc for the West Di1is,on p%ssce
II besides the lines running TO the dtJ 1iunlta
wa1.ee avcnue, .ou,nwcs. along Halsted sire.
ard Hlne 1rland avcnue, snd south along Citation
and Jefferson STREETS. 10 thzt tho whole West Dr.
,l.ion With 4. one hundred 'aoTsa1d ta3s. u; q;
+, none Of the more ,hicily Eettlct portions hare
| more thau lew hloe1t to walk In order 10 sale
The cars and SRI 10 tht! plAeea Of busorss in tho
k Ss,k II sr.dtax on On b5sh Gsdi.on and Randolph
| streets simultaneously, ~ the residents on each
I were an1tous for Ii speedy completion. Thr
| Hoard OF Public Tosks had paanned 10 Commences
pn,1 Ct tho olhoR II tas aA1ae TINA, running the
c.rs os .he Intact portions Of each and csoSstns
| over Oh Jefferson ssxret. But u was lound
, 1866-12-17
Eitsl. IN TsaE NOtlTlI DIVISION.
l-uu- EuiluinEE and n Coal lard in
k:lnu4e-1D7A 22O.pDO.

= Atrt 1:o.e trt on Saturday evening, at eight
c.e.o>k. ia la1st. .Lo7rs.stJ ftaue bnld,ne eitn-
a.ch III thc sqEA,t hoanaaa By Market, EtnSsbur7,
Ia.::.., and Illinois strceta. In the North Dtvi-
e;ei.. Tx building was oHned ~ 5acoo S'near,
f.s,s packer. and moved Rho1s two months ago
f...a North Wclit Eueet near the t:1i2e, aad was
T.. ntel to he usee a. a pofk-;ats1nc establish.
=. 81 sr,,d:nr. ss;oantng lndi.a. str.es eut T IN
,t;. iew mosDct: + IT sprea4 from end y end. and
Il IN :aot; md IN ,s,' 'han tssnss MINUTES
t:on eo:nt.s sAe AIS yi,:6le through lie dsns:
p,rees AID tcAntlinss- These hnaliy cane dosa
~; | srr ,,s.t 1slins ,ovsri 1ad!.us ssce..
-! eos'leiiEe tte lookc!s-on 70 taAxe hasty
e:,Le OF ss;c setae. 2trsailr ha.Iins sssnSn sea
r. ha,ld,,,r +Ess valued al aoent stoo,, bat
pe soa'a 30 ia ST 40 seaS I'D pssa
co.e p1 lic building .o- several days prctioas to
II" FRI II 20, lns c.nsai ; as;s5saee Is &aaa tos
snrtr{pc away :he pork-p,e.tu- crsan!uhment
A. II !; ncrc :.ndcr, thr Dire soo7 communicated
s " ;s Sn ssisnSs sy Ses.ss 2. se' sss eef
e:..:n: OF shout 5.nn tons. WIS covered Win =
,|niiErorth .hout &. CO.,
he Wind bioain! dereely through The centre .:
te" wrapped in names r. .o:p tsao5, y r., =,
strife bteh. froutins on hio2shuF5 sirert y
W.. ucup,cd ~ Jonn kesle5 y the nsnNtaesasss
II so:p. snd a. dwelling: Hts loss Is oeNesec
Z, he {, GM o. OF 5000. The tnausanee was mo-
a.cettAincd. ,,-o.
4 ,Scd. ,ca!ns, which was ttored qnne HsS:
ru.abcr pf barrel. Of coal faE the property o.
Er scsuion. WIS happily sarea from 'he deTon
fhe oil :earerr vi. Owned by ; "; Wilson F, ns
Acc The manufacture Of Eootnc compofuon -
ta1r:ed On lu The .ame bal1ainz. This bnhnA1 y
vas partially destroyed I few mouths ago. ~; 4;
lo4s et TIL. properly wa1 sutre- sreept em
lr.ldiEe On The corne. Of kineshurx ard ltltn IL
t,r,en, ace mat be estimated al {5,(xp- The phe'
wAs only partially insured ..-..-,
No = IfdtarA street little kh4nty otcHp' e
II JeTy pa1y, wAE le:s unauH, ~ also Bc.oty
s!oou, At The corner OF kluSshuf1, and tudtao!
t;-ree, and = barn OF ktngsSn.1 owned By u oil
iro@k L I4tkeE.
An iminen.c quantity OF lumber WAS stored on
TIC toutk ..de Of luinch street o7po.itr the nne
Let !ac dfset+sou OF The wind .1rea it from noles
ts:ior. Bnuo1nEA veal Of Ein:sbnry atxret wer
Tor . tuc IN considerable danger, and were ta<r,
Ga.J through the pefsete:euce Of ehe EIte pspart
Ecnt-
11ta DE Nas INDICATED t9 the al.rn$ sourae
from ho1t~ No les sEd II, neither of which 60
NssS located the a&sa&,*en ol u The rlt.
, 1866-12-17

sure be will make good domestic husband.
II tnau, IN euu1ling the candies, snuffs them
out, yon may be sure be will make : stupid
husband. II man pits his handkerchief on
sure be Will make prudent husband In
tue came way, always u1Istrust man who
Will not take the list piece Of toast, or Sal
" Luud. but preferB waiting for the next
Ta1m batch: 1t y not unlikely he will
make greedy, sclfsh husband, With whom
crust at tea, no peace whateyer A. home.
The man, my deaTs. who wears goloshcs, and
is careful about wrapping h1u1sef up well
before veuturing into the night str, not M
frequently makes good invalid husband,
thst mosny stop. At bone. and Il easily
ihe Kettle, and prevents 1t boillog over, will
not fail. my dears, In his married state, 10
exercising the same care In always keeping
the pot boiling. Tbs man who doesn't take
tea, ni-trcats the cat takes snuff, aud stands
with bis back to the Gre, Is a brute whom
would rot advise you. my dears. to marry
upon any consideration, either for love or
money; but most decidedly not for lore.
But the man who, when the teA Is over. Is
discovered to have had none, Is sure to make
the best husband. Patience like his deserves
being rewarded With the best Of ~syes and
you meet With sneh MAD, do your utmost
to marry him. In the seyeeest winter he
would not mind going to bed flrst-"-Puaeh's
Pocket Book.
DUTIES or LADI's HAIp.
One Of these not-tobe-envIed persons, ia
race which may be c1assed with that Of gov
eruesses,) has lately made disclosures, throw
Ing some light npon the women Of rank In
England. Much Is required from us In
London" one Of them writes: We must,
abofe Al be yery punctua1, for fashionable
ladies change their dresses at least ave times
4 day during the season.. We must have pol
ishea manners, be nc older thAn thirty Five
years, aud always he cheerful &nd]eood+tam
pere1> although for weeks we are kent with
out s'eep until four O'Clock in the morning
practice which Is equally injurious to eyes
and lungs. We are expected to cut, and at,
and to use the most improved machine, and
to dress hair for the morning. evening and
court costume, es well ~ for the drive; to
Iron well, TO read, rrite and cipher; to
speak French and German, aud, II possible,
to hare travelled There Is stlli another func.
tion Of = lady's-maid which Is supposed TO
be modern Introduction, but which Is, In
tnct, lmerely revival or an ancient custom.
We must be able to paint In pastel, not, in
deed, after nature. but upon her. To beau
tlly our mlstresses we must redden the
cheeks, put Antinony upon the eye-llde. pas
tel upon the bzows, introduce beza1lonna
into eyes In otdar to en1arge the pupils,
paint blue veins upon the temples, and use
the skin. We mnst change the hair to a
redtsh- h-bFown BY means Of ! corrod1ng mate
rial, or Of palma reccAio,' which Is now
used in preference, for that purpose; aud
we must be possessed OF great skill In ap-
plying all these Ingredients, as their use
Is universal with the old as well a. with the
young"
, 1866-12-17

The Pa1i correspondent Of the London
Star, November Fl, says:
Car1otta Patti sang last night at CON
cert given for her by Monsieur E. de Girar-
din, at his private residence, Rue Tanquet.
! brilliant audience, composed of-notablli-
ties of the fashionable and musical world,
we're fnrited to hear this new csntatf1ce.
among them vas Prince Napoleon, u, Dari-
mon, the deputy, Baroness de Rothscb,ld,
and others. The general opinion on Car1otta
was that her voice WAS inferior to that Of her
sister, and her face, from its extraordinary
pallor, less pleasing; still, connogsseurs ad.
order. She sang the cavatina in Linda, p as
we'll ~ some brilliant yarlations OF e1tfaor-
binary difficulty in the " Carnival de Vcniee,"
accompanied by II. Frank, and nndoubtediy
rendered both these arlas with true artistic
inspiration. The latter are identical With
and which have been arranged for The voice
by Benedict. Carlotta asks l9N. to sing at
Ehat high tariff. is in great demand. The
Patti family are u perfect dynasty Of artists !;
It Is said that there is q younger sister who
Lids fait to outshine Adslina, ard brother
who Is a magnificent tenor.
, 1866-12-17

iA.cES,Es.-O?c sio!ist Wade Eas accused In
- !o!:ct Caurtnn Saturday. by Elias s. Chit
t'o:iea. Of havlrg stolen about SGD from hlm In
4t.~:"i,staale hoafc sert by Lizzie Eaton. on
W,.i- -:fer:. She was committed for trIal in The
Etc3t.cr'- Cr1rt. IN bo,ts OF 500, and Chitten-
Gc.s :ras ai:o bound o. CT =. a witness.
s:a.rfe n:tnaa-. accused Of stealing So worth
c! ctu:hrrc, N-.. f7o:a No r. jackson stsc,t, and
81 worth OF dresses from Mrs. Gill. No. lis
IssEtl.n ti1cet. ,-aa held to hall iu $3.50 on th.
ts.t tha-cr. and SfJ0 OF the second, for tsial In
t.e l.ceosdrs't Court,
, 1866-12-17

Tn C1cEno OC12AGx.-An account WA pnb-
lished in these columns Oh Saturday. giving The
details ofa shameful &ssault upon an aged couple
named Rgo1el. residing about dve mites from this
city On the Blue island a%eaue plank.rnad. and
the robbery Of About tsoo in mopeJ. and the ae,est
OF Edmund H8ekett. Michael Gtuty and EfNaEd
Clancy A. three Of tho nse men eacAged In the
atais. Inc names OF the detectives who have
been 80 successful Ia uors!ne cut The ca.c, Ter
loncously stated nj Ellis and Shefmauh are
we1e partially examined 1t the Police Court on
Saturday morning. Mr. ard Mrs Beo1el, feeble
sita age, were The pneecatiug Witnesses, The
lady II now peasfy etrentr rears old. woman Of
more ,h.n ordinary Intelligence and coolne<s, and
her narrative ofthe1 hAvng retired for the nleht-
The demand Of The dcsperadocs for I'D d1ssiou% her
refpssl, their fordhlt entrance and enbseqpent
tying her and her husband nth cords, kicking her.
holding pistol % her head and tual 1steEopt to
hang her, (which Ill were not klrda-rd enough to
rontent TO- wa recital undet the e41c1u,sancts+
inli Of interest 4nd ~clf calculated to exc1te
lbe indignation OF evtr3 lstenes. except the hsrd.
eped criminals in 1hc box. She identified zach oi
the three men tn the most positive manner. stat
Ing the acs Of laM1essuer. and abuee which c4nsed
LoT 70 remember them .ndtEadu.ily: she scrutn'
lzed them eloseJ, md said the could not bo mis-
t-ken. HrF husband was certain In the Identity
Of two OF lhenl. hnt could not sweaf positively u
Michael Gtniy. The JoAnE men were held fos
| iurrher examination on Wednesday afternoon. II
bali OF E, so esch.
, 1866-12-17

EuIIQf8 IIIHQMGs
On the evening Of Deceuber 1tth the psseeucs ss
tram on the Dubuque 4 Southwestern Rsflsosd,
carve, w1a thrown itotn The track. md one caf,
coHsa!nsn4 some tixsy paasenRezs+ broke iii
coupling. aud was upset aud rolled down an en-.
were mo:e or less injured. Holding i polleT ID
the TraEci1ers' [ Academy Insurance. Company, oil
Chicago. ! wish TO acknowledge, through your
columns, The prompt payment Of my cia{ro lot tu-
tMries received ut the lime OF the above aecident.
Ihe IIaye!!e:s' ~ sound and reliable company,
and has Lately comhfped lie Insurance With lts &C.
ctdent department. No travelling ea1csmau who
1s st nniaanrcd should faf! to Eivc them caIl al
their otHce, No. leS Washington atroet.
FRANK B. B0INIwEL,
With Hurd, Prercost / Co.. No. rs Lake 1isrcs,
, 1866-12-17
Review o1the New York nr1 Goods 3Iartes


NAw YoAx. December Is.
Ihe dfJ kooda market ID AeA1a comparatively quiet
.odt! ~ part fom Toe ne.s Appfosen 70 NE Tine q
scsr e.,iseto4y to u psrt,es. N. tdvaacs q tbs
nt1rs o. AE material esuscd nsmel feel!a: iof lead
4se uotiEt rztaer irrrSuiarly At notulns ocurc-.
Ife production o. standard fheetnEs hiss Dera cur
t.t!sd ontfo9Eth .,!hi9 the pssi tour .essI stocH
ht<her than On HsdnesuAJ, Eoo4s Ass sold abroad
to tont e11cnt There aa4 been les trteRn1arttJ In
hfe4ehtd Rooia turiug The paSs three dAy bat prices
are LOT relJ nrra a,d Trade Is moderate.
Print cloths nkEty xc1vc heze and the E1Aau
scnttnk tosns during the oAss thres days. 6sies Of
Eau Iaser Are trr0ftcd Of e1on pieces Al la
l2tc- -
aEinu steady. stoch IN ;oebcss' hands snaL aud
few uates 1t tici which 1T % the Ena5kes II con
ceee3cns, 9nd Az freely sAktn.
ntA<- .
The Es!ktt hsa ta!rly uoH ard turn fos woollen
EoaGt both In prize And demand. Aktutz are |tty
vie, however. In advanctns 70 aaF Extent and
With shc rrreu phssc CT the trsde the
etkn goods is oorapasAdEefy quiet. The suctIon
eon is nearl orer sneh LOIS = arc offered aEe IN odd
lots, and bring very tow prfte3-
3obper1 1st dotn< 4 fSnt hnsinefa. 1m7os1stons
ftt the *erk rot rcfJ heavf. but aple fbr the nAr-
fS{,
, 1866-12-17

4 VAGRAAF cIrAK.-Hasdtrz WIIll.ma, when
afTatgned for vAe7ancy at the Police Court on Sat-
urday morning. said he was clerk On Broadway,
New York. Police officers had seen hin loafnr
around depets and saloons for several weeks,
LIE sud be WIS without money or baggage, aud
hAd become heart11y dlsguEttd With Chicago.
one day to gaze him chaneo to got ont Of the
city He Expressed hn intention oS leArt1e b.
fore night,
, 1866-12-17

Nc1+sEo Hoo, Axu PRoDccE.-Under lhfs
Beading: OF oHr INT page. those who asa inter
e-t.l will find the advertisement Of +. .. Ctitten-
t,E. commission rctch,r: No. lis south Water
r;:ctt - His faeItiea ft. handling lali kinds OF
,srd7ee an trs.-rate. md parties who do bnslnes.
t:..Jsh 1iHl: If tely on tavins.ttaeir money I'M
1::t!4e'. afte: shsi1 goods n.e sold. His hnsiness
tr7E- sriy FOR cs.h-1nd II Ia his aim to
a',tut 10 The i1:eps,s al his conFtcnars a. caseiy
~ tier would themselves. We suggest to th %. !.
.t,:.I
, 1866-12-17
HLfwnHNec M1rhc<.


lspeetA pekaAtch to rae ca1caso Trioutc.l
MuwACuL December IL
FLorE-F1r7n md &c tishef. Sales sc hri& River
srcet spEtox II -; Co}nuba II $s-1s; rIolA
II $Ss Fox Mvef supeEtnh 1t 4art; Iunesa At
t7.sa: snr*r1ae ii t7so: Hrolhead CITY rye dour at
So.
G.AH-Hteat advanced &a1c+ closinx fE1n. Sales
stss- N. board rsn bu II f-p fov 10. / 9l.1o for
No. Aad T. , for No. j. Noon board-SA1e4 IL "a en
s1si tor 10 4; FITS al 81 tos No. 1 md s1s3 br
retcted oAts nrat-sA3cs Il oua Nc, ~ <se cSsa
Isxhaoeed X SIC a. Eo1.
pEtxsEn HoGe-Dcciced sRsE. Sala 1t k,Na
fEt. 4tvi6taS na % -.
FFcfuF-St-DEtl aud 1oxe-+ MeA PORK Is Grely
c-seEcd It assn: 10 buyers oeu &taA
EEcEr7s-S0 hr.s tor1, 30 br Ebeat SO h1 oAtA
--H1 hu corn, - crtssed hoEs. 80 ltre hoS1,
SHIrxES1t-1.nc hrls -Four. 80 eu wheat
, 1866-12-17
At. lAHfe 1fnrMeE1~

ESPECIAL De.psteh 70 tbs Chicago Tstn1ne.1
ST. LorIA DECEMBER II.
ToBAeco-DIu- Sales Of 1uga 1t F3!no3l.D: ship
ping II Ssta%7.nA411.5c; manufacturing leat Sl1s4a
1luo.
GkAn-C Corn ur+etsled End tn!l; prizes unchanged.
What steady: sales oi Gil Al spias, noa-
totc- oAt a shada higher II 'aa7e. barley saa rye
untf snE~s.
FIotr-AettTe 1t unchanged prices.
PxnsIx.ex1-Poyk NsHa. saea q new H,ex4 Il n o.
Lard-t a,es of prime II llc-
Ho6LRreet2tA 1-aa: pricez higher aud n<1n. faaE
from 4s>o to $40,
NuY1kI-H1gheE s&les At E93,
, 1866-12-17

The following il Tie Meteorological Record Of
the week ending Saturday, December lAh 1865. ~
kept hy ]. G. angguth, Jr.. 0pticisn, No lis
the shade. Tbc direction and forcc Of tao giuds
arc g4vrn approximately, With ths bArumet tic ia.
tudes-!he small letters being the initials Of The
'zain. "snow.r "1uoi4t atraospheGc," and adry''
, 1866-12-17

A HuFe PIE Cdre.-Dr. d:tlbeFt,H Pile
Instrument poafHvt1y cures the worst c1see Of
piles. Sent BY mall On receipt Of S4. ctrcul.rs
free. Sold BY druggists. Agents wanted erer1-
where AddreAs J. B.. RoxAtxE, Manager, No.
ES3 Broadway New York 49,
, 1866-12-17

Important to mother.-Mrx. Wins
lows Soothing syrup. for al diseases with which
ehifdren are Afflicted, Il safc and cestaiu remedy
It allays al psiu. sofeas the Rnms reduces tnda-
nation. SURE to regulate The bowels, knd cures
Wind collie. Depend npon il. uothcrs, 1t will re-
et{e In all cases.
, 1866-12-17

EArrAn1F.--EiIa1l Barney VILE on Saturday
t,ld 10 batI BY Justice neWo1f ia fst0 to auswe
tse chlrge Of bas,a.dy before the Recorder. 4 The
tat:f!a,Il was cEe Bridget Hawkins, who some
11ttr mos tbs ago was domestic In saloon e.
IahtishMfut Mhelc he o(4cIatrd RA waiter.
, 1866-12-17

Ktch3 Scratch : Bo9dsA medfenteSd
Cram cures tlch. scratches, and sll skin diseases
II Ia Neat. .pleasant. aromatic, tafe and certnin,
specially adapted 10 children. Sold BY al drug.
Efats.
, 1866-12-17

CcrN1rnTzr71KG.-Am man named W1!llsu Ed.
uards was on Saturday before Commissioner
Iloyre. charged With kharinc In his possession
two counte,fe,: ttn-6olla, bills tTreaanry pot..,
with ihe intent u pas them. The ca.e v24 cou.
l-ue11 ariil nordaJ. under a ball or 81, CO.,
, 1866-12-17

Cossa1e'1 Aromatic Vegetable sonp.-
superior Toilet SoAp, prepared from refined
Vegetable otls. tn comhtnaiiou with tilycrrine,
tot !hc NaEfery. liz perfume il exquisile, ard ia
washing properties nn1tyalltd- Fo- sale ~ III
dEuRgiats. nIlah94h-ITxkw
, 1866-12-17
Ctocdsnntt MRffex.

K@Vee{I UeApktch % th4 IhitAxo EEfbEee.}
culxgATI< December Is.
EI6EE-FtyraeT, BIT rot ActFr. Sases of sapecna II
sstas1aeo; extra II au-oaaii-A aad sl::A1iam
for family.
G1As-~hest 10 acsive and SC higher, VITA sale1 of
No Fprsrs 1t 3a. ard No. AtE1 It21.l1 Corn Is
f1E- with aAlez o{ new Eheed II &c. oass 1Ee qu,et
With ISLES Of No. II ssA.&e- Rye Atvaaced 1$sc,
With sa'es Of Nc. st sl1s- Barley Is EouIsa,-
Cu1ras-cu4et Nd kc lower. With eAlss ol nlidd1tos
II &c
Y TM11T-pull Ind 1a e iovez, with eaIes ofboodad
1t 14sc.
Provz1r0SR-Ra1beF veaker. Mos pork In mod.Eate
dtmaod. with tsles 1t Slssa2Nn. Racon u tnsenre
Bulk reeass are nominal saaes of ahoa3nets n Ike
Fseked lafd qules. with ss1es Of prime kete as l
and 11kc 1os prime steara. Greea sneAta zfe trrae.
SAles d Aaou1cesa It akt: Hdes Sc ard skc for hsu.
Hone-cttadJ, and In good dsMxad. vim szlea II
Ssstasso: E:oes II sz-r97.o: nse ruet3psA A7oa
NoNEf-Atuve. 1t la317 per cent Exchange u
6Fer. 1t 100 ~ ttneotuk poJirx. and par selling
, 1866-12-17

Go to N. r. MeEriIlss, Wholesale and
retail dealer In kerosene launps lAntczns chande-
llers, table glassware. looking s1s4ses. Sc, Nos
II sud - Randolph street.
, 1866-12-17

Rev. VIZ. Il. MtLnrnx.-Admlrcrs OF the 10
l.:l-etua. snd beautiful will have rsrr srest In
ler 'ectare By this gentleman on "Wednesday eycu.
ta1 ur1t II The Opera Hon+e *intJect-" Whist
LALd EsAn saw IN England"