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REPUBLICAN CITT CONVENTION.
.he Republican voters Of the City OF Chicago are
feac.sted to meet 1T the places hereinafter deeg-
natcd, ii their respective Wards, on Friday the
18th inftsnt at o'clock r. NJ for the selection OF
delegates to Convention, to be held at the Re
ror,ier's Court Room. In the Court House, on Sat
urdav. the 18th inet at 2 O'Clock T. H., for the
.2asuose Of nominating candidates for the different
offices to be filed at the next municipal election.
=. such primary meetings, they are requested to
:.ase for candidates for Aldermen and ConEtab1es
In the several Wards, and a1so to appoint Ward
Committee Of ye, to act until the next Republican
City Convention-and report the same to the Con-
rention..
"ne Primary Meetings will be called to order and
presided over By the members of the Ward Com
mittees. as follows:
lei Ward-C. B. FarwelI, F. schlund, L. C. P.
Freer. Carlos Haven:
81 Ward-C: L. Wilson, g. r. Haw1ey, Geo. ".
tIage, Theo. Hartmann, I. L. Millikcn.
qittsxarh, 4: Garrison. Il: Hem1!eE.
us 4th . Ma1a-L lamge;tz; John Raber, H. Frank,
9Th Wanda. Akin, ". A. Groves, Geo. P. Han
sth Ward1D. c. Ferguson Renben Taylor, Jno.
thony, Neils Peterson, i. Brosch
~: - Wssd7Geo. SehnsidsI, NJ D. Ogden, c.
9TH Ward-A. c. Coventry, Il. Krefsmsn, N.
Jackson. f. Rawson.
10Th Warx--Lewis Dodge, G. F. HopEnson, Jno.
Lobstefn, o. S. AezricE, Chas. Rietz.
The election shall be kept open until O'Clock
~ of said day. The Delegates are appointed as
follows: One for each one hundred Republican
=ote-s at the Presidential election, and one for
eacn fraction Of twothirds Of that number as fol-
, 1861-04-12

Editors Tribune: -
VIII you please inform the citizens Of Chi
cago whether maa who lives twenty miles
from the city is eligible for Mayor. Of the city
of Chicago? I understand that Mr. T. B.
!.' :..1 .s. o.@u.@.s AoA 1,1'oA'
~ enu A.o Dee, tss.e7us oa eote'e LII Aof
tne Mst 10" "eshs. lae ia"s ot tne etate re-
4n1re Ihas Vo1er Hfhsb nave been resident OF
the ward sixty day1, and IN the district ten
days before he is allowed to vote. Now, if
this law does not exclude Mr., Brran from being
eiipih1e then we might inst "a well impnrt onr
Mayor from Cicero. Nyi5oeDort or any torar in
or ont Of Cook county, VIII MI. BRYAN 1ook
ia tb;sp TOR any other MANI 1sor1RER.
--
soraa .,hs ~ he ro,,,5 -, ~ aa.oaa 49,.
~ -a1otion +o +1,a ,n,nortanoa ~ +ha poora ~
Public Works, and tthe manner in which the
secession ticket was got up. It may be edify-
ing reading to those at least who are the pro-
genitoIs Of the bantling.
-
Aa1 as'Saes W. A1o Fefy in1esesang 8
atIeie on tne tn1Itsspagge Oh thls mornings
TRIBUNE. Ii describes In detal1the expedition
vo11r -. 49, ..,,sr - - So. mz,a
-. - 49, III. N..ss.., -
nos o1'oae ~ 'n7 9a1nAs 1aate'NA elnp
sufpasses ths genera oeAeL 1nete aFe lively
times ahead
,o+f,a II ~ c1,e.co 1,....,u, ....o 1o.,
49,: :. eAs e1~as" ooa''1S' " Lug 1V'u
manufacture OF billiard balls. the first that have
ever been made in the West 1f+he editors of the
Journal ID been we'll posted tn the manufactures
OF our city they would haye discovered that q. @.
Thomas, 96 Dearborn street, has been manufacture
ing billiard balls from the raw materia, for four
years.
~ superior English Tooth Brushes. made to
our own order. warranted Of eupe,ior uuality. by
Sargent, 80 p,thecsry, corner Randolph and State.
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"ueie eau NY Nas oes1 e"4us Na''ns
~ u e'afh 7'fee'' unosf 1ne eaeSn1A oouse'
XXI, Try me! Let no person leave
- -
COFFEE
Rrxov., .pn r,pvxreo ov s7p,ea H.,,nvv.v
NJ, rs~- va ra,1n,,a7 - sta-a NJ ~ 1ahs
street, opposite the fremont House, and will ex.
hibit her Spring sty1es Of Millinery on Friday and
, 1861-04-12

AL our readers have heard Of the funny
Hiberuian who described his visit 10 gen.
tleman's house, by saying, " Be jabers, an
''before ever got my feet within the door,
"they kicked me out, they did,-bad cess
"to emp The case Of Arizona is not dis
similar. Arizona, which was never IN the
Union-neyer in any proper and legal
sense under the Constitution Of the United
States las gone out Of the Union
and has discarded the Constitution. 4 fast
people they arc out there. The net cost
Of that enterprising but inchoate sover-
eighty, was, whe2 the territory was pur-
chased, ten millions Of dollars, in lawful
coin to certain spectators paid, the re-
ceipt Of which was never acknowledged
Certain items to be added for government,
military expeditions, surveys, Indian
affairs, mails, etc, ETC., make the total We
assume, not far from twenty ml11ions-a
pretty dowry for such q daughter. But
copper<heads, rattlesnakes, sandy deserts
and Yumas and Camanche Indians are ex-
penslPe 1uAuI4es III these days!
We ought to be glad that Arizona has
quit. The purchase OF the Territory was Al
unblushing fraud, in the beginning it has
been the sink into which much good
money has since then gone down; Its tax
ing off is a bit ofrobbery unparalleled eince
Texas went of, aud Louisiana and Florida
seeded. Now let the handful Of white
men and their poems fight their Indians
carry their own mails, make their OWL SUIT
yeys and hoe their OWN potatoes generally
Atthe proper time, but not before she i
needed, perhaps NOT until the Camsncbea
have thoroughly done their work, the, ab'
sconding child will be reclaimed. Mean
while, We can afford to be merry over Sc
cess1on run into the ground-to laugh al
the reasonable idiots who have thus Waged
terrible and destructive war npon theii
bread and butter. Let the President ad
Festsae the fact that the Government VII
pay no deb. Of Arizona's contracting. !.
, 1861-04-12

The places for holding the primary meetings for
the several Wards Will be as follows:
Firet W8rd-Orient Houee.
Second Nard-3S6 State ftreet.
Third Ward-sherifs Office. Court Aouse.
Fourth Ward-Armory-
Fifth Ward-Engine HouEe, corner Clinton and
WaEhfnE Eton streets.
Sixth Ward-West Market Ball.
Seventh Ward-Frederick Pullmann's, corner
nivieion and Wells streets.
Eighth Ward--No1th Market Hall. ....
Ninth Ward-Carpenter's shop II Cass street,
between Michigan and Einzfe streets.
Zenith Ward-Chas. Limits, corner Twelfth and
Union streets.
JoHS L. WILSON,
E. HANSON,
JouN G MILLER, City
JACOB REuM ( Central
Gro II. NoBLE, Committee.
CHARLES LEE
, 1861-04-12
FROM WASHINGTON.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
Old .abe's Rl0od is Up.
DISTRICT MILITIA ENROLLED.
Washington Military Camp.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trlbune.]
WASHINGTON, April II, 1861.
In the course Of 81 interview with Indian
Commissioner Dole last evening, the Presi-
dent said that he did not expect any decisive
events to occur in Charleston harbor before
Tomorrow Frlday). He also remarked that
the country will then see whether they dare
to fire upon an nnarmed vessel carrying relief
to our starving soldiers. He expressed but.
little hope for peace, and intimated deter
mination to rezieus Aajor anderson and hold
Other Southern forts at al hazard&
wAsH1HGToE CITY AsTR.
Washington was again full Of war1ike din
to-day. Pennsylvania avenue looked like
military camp ali the afternoon. Enrolment
Of volunteers into the United States service,
from the ranks Of the District militia, was
continued. Upwards Of 1000 men have al
ready enlisted. A whole regiment Of infantry
and five companies OF cavalry will be organ
lied.
rURGMa THE RANKS OF TORIES.
The oath Of allegiance WIS administered to
the troops in order to purge them Of dlsunion-
lists. About one.seventh Of those that pa1aded
refused to take the oath. The recruits were,
ignominioualy marched back to the armories
amidst hiBses Of spectators, disarmed and
stricken from the roll.
OPINIONS OF TIE CouNTRY-ENCoURAGIN
sIGNs
The President continues to receive enthusi-
astic congratulations from men Of all parties,
in all sections Of the North, Oh the firm stand
he has taken An address to the President Of.
fering the services of the nonresident sojourn-
ers, il: defence Of the Capital, was circulated
to-day and signed by nearly one thousand indi-
vidua9s. llinofsens were foremost in the
movement The Department Clerks are also
about organizing companies.
ENCOURAGEMENT FROM BuaMEss MEN
Collector Barney and 8 number Of promi-
nent financial and commercial men arrived
from New York to-day They all agree that
majority Of their business men are gl4d to
see the former state Of uncertainty ended and
matters brought to q head; and that the de-
termination to assert the Federal authority
excites confidence rather than dependency.
NEVER THOUGHT OF DOING IT.
It is now positively known that the Presi-
dent never for moment Thought Of surTen-
dering Fort Sumter, and that while all other
Members Of the Cabinet were ready to recog-
nize the military necessity Of evacuation, Mr.:
Blair opposed it from the start.
COL LAMoN, G. B. DEMO, LIEUT.. ELLSWORTH.
Col. Lamon WIS sworn in TO- day as District
Marshal DEMO will be appointed Master
Mason at Mary's Island Naval Station, Col,
Ellsworth is drilling the District militia.
TOMORROW.
Everybody expects to hear Of the roar Of
artillery In Charleston harbcr tomorrow
The Republicans lament, but are ready for
War.
, 1861-04-12
VIRGINIA LOYALTY.

The following Infamous reao1ut;on
passed the Virginia Convention on Wed
nesday, It Describes exactly the nos;t;on
Of the Chicago Times. and harmon;zes with
the views Of The Democratic card;d.+as =,
the bogus Union ticket which itso warmly
supports:
RICHMOND. VA, April TO- The following resolu.
hon VAS adopted BY the Convention to-day:
.s, ~ har ~nl aws. reasonable time fos an an
bic condition that nacife no1ic1 ne I saortas 80
wards the seeded states-not to attempt to rub
ject them to Federal authority, nor reinforce the
forts or recspture forts, assenals' or other prop
~ eaaet paymens o. da'fes and mat all forts
The n1a;n Enr7;sh ~ aeth;s - a -aso,,,+;oa ,a
that VIRGINIA n1edoaa herself =, 1ozz ,1s
Federal Gope1>nmeut 4ehSze Jeff Dams and
his d3sunion coutsderatss cut its throat .
Virginia will wait q reasonable time for the
South to coerce the North into her d;so7ace-
full pro-slayery demands. She will leave
the Union If those exactiona are not
granted but with the s.indisnepsab1e con-
dition'' that, while the free States are max
ing up their minds to accent Or reject the
terms dictated. the Federal Government
shall be gagged, handcuffed. and out under
bonds to allow JEFF Davis and Co. to do
inst AZ they nlease There ia IN ha
mn veinforc;nr or 7ro7;s;on;nr ~ ror+
snnter or P;ckena. m co11ac+;,r of
Federal revenues in seeded States: but on
, 1861-04-12

Editors Of Tribune:
The Mayor announced with tremendous
flourish Of trumpets one day this week, that
he had paid off all claims against the city, and
had 1870 over in cash. If any one had q
claim he desired the party to bring 1t on and
have 1t cashed, as the Treasury vas flush.
How does this profession tally with the cnse
I am about to relates
I am creditably Informed that E. J.. Wentz
settled with the Mayor and Comptroller yes
terdaT for some building arrears, and that he
Was allowed the sum Of $987O8 and was paid
in city scrip. The sum due him was put into
two pieces Of scrip one piece, for $sS44, <was
dated back to May ], 1860, payable May /, 1861,
and bearing 10 per cent interest for whole
year, though It has only twenty days to run.
The other piece is dated April Ii, 1851, md
parable on tbs first Of May next.
How does this transaction tally with the
boast that all the claims were, or would be,
paid in cash? -.
How many more such pieces Of scrip arc
adost, aud made payable just when the Mayors
term Of office expires! TAe town is said to
be full Of this stuff, uttered and kftaz By cur
liberty and economy Mayor, and left for his
: successor to take care OF, while he is going
about the street Boosting that he has run the
city government fof seven and a half mills.
When the whole truth comes ont, it will be
found that 1t has cost nearer seventeen than
seren mills. Watch nd rzay. Ere
:, CHICAGO Mm1srERs AnRoID.-We observe
!. in the Gaseste, Of Kan&zkse, sa highly ,compN-
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To. B. F. CAEvER, soLoAoK sFuEeEs. Jous Y LIE
MoTsE. SCOTT STEWART, Esqrs., aud Others:
GESrLENsS in reply TO your csll, solciti1g the
"Peo Candtiate Irrespective Of party and party
nominations" would say, that whilst concur with
b carried into MuEiclpal Cover 4ments, also als
dsny Of the opinion test under the trying and
loyal and good citizen exercise u bis influence to
snsta the Union by submission to the will Of tbs
Laws. Ehtsrtaining shese views eau only consent to
become candidate IN conformity herewith leaving
the people to determine the manner Ii which they viii
Place n name before the public.
I remafa
Very respectfully yours, -.
, 1861-04-12
Special Meeting Of the Board OF Edu-
- Gallon. 49,.

cation. ..'.''
~ r.. CHICAGO, April 10, 1861.
Pseaent-Mesers Dore, Higg1nson, Hayes, New
berry, Haven, Bass, Ward, Steele, Carpenter stur-
tevant and Foster. =.
Absent-Measrs. Mose1y. Tsft, Hoard and Shea
han. :'.-
The Superintendent reported tho suspension of
John " Parmelae, Chhs. Van porea, Robert
Greene, Robert Boone, Browning blackwell, He4-
r Mo9ley and Lusy e. ect the
r. On mot on OF HI. Carpenter, John ". Parme1ea
end Chas. VanDosen were expelled from the Mose-
IL School.
On motion Of NJ. Steele, Robert Green Was ex-
pel}ed from the Mpeely School.
The cases ef. Robert and Lucy Boone, Browning
Blackwell and Henry Wooley, ,of tho Aoeely school,
!: and John SmaIe Of the High School, was referred
to thA Committee on tbs Moseiy School and the
Superintendent: with instructions to report ~
tpeehng them at the next mating oY the Board. =
+ AatoR1nsA. Fl. q. WKIa&, Fee,
, 1861-04-12
M A r RTE d.
At the residence of the BRIDES father on the 10th
inst. MIR. DAVID MEREDITH and PHOEBE HAIR
VEf, second d.ughter Of A Harvey, Esq, all Of this


D1 ,E d.
p1n L. .a,z city CHARLES son Of James and Sophia
In rhfa city. 18th Inst. ROBERT MORRIS son Of
aeven months.
Funeral from the residence Of the family, No. 46
East Madison street, On Friday, 18th inst, at2P.A-
, 1861-04-12
MIR. CHApTN,a LETTER.

Mr.. John P. Chaplin declares his adhe.
Rlon to the Republican party and his sup
port Of the Administration Of Abraham
Lincoln. Of course, in doing so, he sep
arates his connexion with the artfu1 Dem
ocrats, who have made unjustifable use Of
his name, for the purpose Of giving them
the control Of the fat places in the city gov
ernment. We'll done, Sir!
, 1861-04-12

Death Of JostPh T. HuckinEhasn.
Bosros, April 11.-Joseph 7. Buckingham
died this morning, aged 81 years. He was for
merly editor Of the Boston Courier.
DR.: Palfrey assumed the office Of Postmaster
, 1861-04-12
ITO FREDERICK LETT, ESQ .

pEAR s1R:-The understgred citizens OF the CITY Of
Chicago. irrespective OF Part9 Politics. would reEnect-
fully ask you to become Candidate for the oflte OF
q IN, BELIEVING that IN tecuroE your services e shall
have faithful efficient and upright officer one who
ou1seYes further to use oar best endearors to ssenr
, 1861-04-12

pARINE Ell .WANI.EIT- BFeW-
l. Ing and MAttinx-The subsc1fber. vsshInE to ex+
tend hts busneea desirous to senfo good man u
partnef With *Aa 70 5000 e.sh- The RrsHeIy is well
ncilttles fnr doing ef.fge ttAda Railroads dvafgfnS
n ~ directions Sat!ahctnsy raN1x6nhs
eouasS, d. = !: 7;st: T. = nass5s14 Sa3;T'
, 1861-04-12
Chicago. Burlington and Quincy E1e-
VatOFNe

This new Elevator Warehouse just erected
aud put In operation by Messrs. Munger, Ar
mour End Dole, On the depot grounds Of the
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad, on
the South Branch Of the Chicago River, is the
largest Of the many large houses for the stor-
age Of Grain in this city. Its dimensions ore,
tWo hundred and eighty feet long and eighty
feet wide. The bins are forty-eight feet deep,
giving storage capacity within the bins Of
over seven hundred and fifty thousand bush
els, which may be increased In time Of press-
ure something over this quantity. The Ele-
vato1s are thirteen in number-elght for re-
ceiving and Eve for shipping. The carrying
capacity Of these thirteen Elevators is some
thing over forty thousand bushels per hour.
Two tlacks enter the building, on each Of
which eight cazs stand while being unloaded
The time occupied in this operation is six min
utes for car load Of three hundred and tweu-
ty-dge bushels.
The engine Il low pressure Of one hundred
and fifty horse power, built by the Shepherd
Iron Works of Buffalo, New York. Tbs boil
eEs, two in number, are furnished By Carlyle
Mason Of this city, and ara five and half fest
in diameter and fifteen feet in len 9Th, with
eighty four.inch dues in each one of whiehis
sufficient to drive the machinery, unless being
driven to its utmost capacity. Thereare thir-
teen 500 bushel scales for receiving aud de1Iy.
ering, from the Wellknown scale manufactu-
rets, Fairbanks & GreenIeaf. "a
j.. There has been used In the construction Of
the building, SIX hundred and ,seventy.dve
cords Of stone; six hundred and thirty-seven
Thousand bricks are already laid In the walls,
and twelve hundred thousand when the entire
brick work Is completed. One hundred tons
wrought and east Iron, and one million eight
hundred thousand feet, board measure, Of
timber aud lumber
In the building Of this extensive establish-
ment were employed: E. Burling, "a arch1-
tect; 4. Miller, superintendent and mach,n.
lot, and VIM Baker, assistant. Tho whole Is
undar the sudarvislon Of Nj. Armour, Of ths
arm Of Munger d Armour. =. 80
, 1861-04-12
TO MR.. SYLVESTER LIND

Believing that the Mayor Of the CITY of Chcaro tas
nothing 70 do with National Politics. thihE it Bet
win honestly and economically discharge bis dnties
thsn T. hsYs W @ the choice made PARTY Isgu We
CANDIDATE, entirely Irrespective of party. CT of
a pnrsy nominstl9ns. @ M Irasatg That should you be
vance any particular part, but viii only regard tie
INTERESTS OF THE CITY. II you Will run In thia way
, 1861-04-12

TO RENF-Dwelhngs Nos. 243
l. aud 245 on weat Lake stresi. seeond hn,1afnr
n xs;t s Of strsvt ;, SID house. nearly
nrigt tborhood- Tesms low Also. one store L ia
t9Ese ste!y wood building corner Of West Lake and
well improved I5a test fFunt South Branch Of ESf
GaEp hlver Terms $3.50 per year. Apps 10 j, &
wet Of Wells street bridge snst T3IS~
, 1861-04-12

STATE PR1sos.-There are 653 prisoners in
the State Prison at Joliet, eleven Of whom are
females.
, 1861-04-12

GLOATS SEWING MACHINE.
, 1861-04-12

| WTANTED.-Agents wanted to
| w canvass every county in tho Northwestern
Stated for chs salc Of a article which every business
man must hare every trayeler must have, every Fa.
road man must have and In fAEt everybody must have
! County Ags9t appolnted- who viii be pledged the
Ia nnt1f ftf 4 6idntY :.
, 1861-04-12

~ See advertisement: Of stHard Rubber Riggs
Truss''-has cured cases Of twenty years standing
in this City. mI181m
sB All should not fail to read the advertisement
OF Prot. Wood IN to-daye paper. rnh-ty
, 1861-04-12

;" ANTED ~ Furnished Rooms
~ and Board in SONS private family where there
afe b9t 1ew or no other boafder' BY gentleman and
atea may address Post oaee Box 4235. stating locs-
a1tb
, 1861-04-12

WANTED-To Exchange Piano
w for $4o0 to $50 worth Of Rosewood Furniture
the balance In cssh. Address r. o. Boz 600 apl01iW
:" A n T E D-A Situation az q
W Gardner by young German. Best Of refer.
enees will be given Address JOHN NAEPEE No,
348 Cass street, an1IxSt
, 1861-04-12

WANTED situation is wanted
FF by = young man In the Wholesale Dry Goods
Business Has had Bome ten yeAts experience in Ea
efn cities salary moderate Until an scquA1ntauca ia
formed with the ttsde. Address PMt Office Box
4787. AplGx3t
, 1861-04-12

" A N TIE D-A situation in q
~ Wholesale Drug Heuse. br 9 yonng man who
ea5 asaS hgatnsss der BY yea a.s
references given. Addreas "B., !, Box 2577 Chicago
4p9IlW
, 1861-04-12

WANTED FOR CASH-House-
w hold Furniture bought for cssh. Address
Boz 1Kfae9 Chicago Fcat Office, uh24xzw.
, 1861-04-12
The Small FFaco Of this Article brings
:. IL Wlf1a1u the Hexeka xAf AM


1sr ViYinF mi paYttcplaz1s Addrtas j. II j0HNSON
10 Etate street, Chicago. r. o. Box A263.
, 1861-04-12

W Cock b McIain, 90 Dearborn street, have
made their price for cleaning and dyeiug gents
garments less than any other house In the city.
I'd
, 1861-04-12

w WANTED-Board in a private
". family where there arc no other boarders. for
gentleman within five or ten minutes walk OF the
Sherman house. Address BOSTON" at Tribune
OHce. apll-s506.St
, 1861-04-12

NGlI1EuV
THE PRODUCE COMMISSION BUSINESS
Will be continued at the Bame place
NO. 2O9 SOUTH WATER STREET,
By the undersigned.
nr15r1t xu y ArEpc
, 1861-04-12

WANTED--Agents to sell Pack
w age OF STATIONERY and JEWKLRY ut
prices eas thI1 less thsn ean elsexh-5s
, 1861-04-12

ABRAHAM PERPETRATEs ANOTHER 1oB..
The President is said to have humorouAly
remarked this morning that he would hence
forth require all applicants to demonstrate
their patriotism By serving three months at
Forts Sumter and Pickens. The announce
ment Of this resolution would doubtless cause
the last Of these hungry gentry to vanish from
vision
, 1861-04-12

"ANTED-A Furnished House.
~ By slngle gentleman within twenty minutes
yak OF the Court House. Rant RS to $s5 per month
2Ql7. an1l1st
, 1861-04-12

pROF. A. O'LEARY viii COM
4 menee eourse Of TEN LEcTURFs on tho
Laas L pn Or r.h rthhsE, y, rHa!E5AL HEALTH AND BEATTY,
!1ss5nt with the largest Cabinet OF French ManlHns
afeletona, MAgrams, Plates and OH Paintings Ia
America Admission 70 hrst lecture yRkxi
ap9xlw C.a POWE6A Agent and Repcrtlr
, 1861-04-12

w AN TED-A frstrate Cook,
w English or Scotch preferred, Must be able to
glve good references. Apply Immediately at No 28
'tnEton etreet between state and Wabash avenue
an0
, 1861-04-12
NUMBER IA.
ia Ke''ut,.

ITO RENT-A Furnished House
}. k5ri Hos 81 I191 Michigan avenue. Apply to adams
q M1LLkR. 1877 RAldolph 6treek :: s*S afaxTt
, 1861-04-12

ITO RENT-On West Madison
.5s~r X stres., number 133K, Store with Dwelling
aD2Fe; $;6 per month. with eomt 1xt1rta used aR Z
Aillinsrs Shop. No. 14I, Cottage o. corneF of MsdI
se soh a1a 4nion street 81 per month AIso-A Cot
ta3e on Union street. on the 1eal, Of iii, xl{ Der
month APPLY 81 Dr.. DUCKS Ohfe corner Madison
and South CLARK STREET. no. III CLARK street I'm
etAls., Apa 10 IL 4. Il spill leSoA11p
, 1861-04-12

w ANTED-A Furnished House
" Containing fifteen Or twenty rooma. at a mode
rate rent and pleasantly located tile South Side
east Of C1ark and north Of Jackson Address @B-a
F Q. Boz S93, giving description, location and rent
, 1861-04-12

wv an 1E4D--A .s1LuatlOn as BOOK
W Keeper IN some good house by ! young man
perienca i've years In one house. viii fivs the very
best OF difference, and VIII come trial for one 1f
three months and Il do not please will ros ask any
pay and do VIII e1ceptA moderate salary Direct
10 ~ n H Fest 0Mce Box 4xHN. anlQxSt.