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iDR. JIM, A. NJ M D., PHYSICIAN. AND

nDR. JIM, A. Nj. M. d., PHYSICIAN AND
~ Surgeon-Gradpate of the Imperial Medical In
.sttute of China, and formerly resident Surgeon OF
the Imperial Hospital for men, women and children
in the City of Canton, China. The public may rest
assured that of disease and sickness committed
to his professional care whether in town or at dis
tance in the country, shall receive his unremitung
attention with every advantage that his skill and ex-
perienee can afford. He returns his thanks to the
citizens Of the city and the county of Walla Waa for
their former very liberal patronage. Office on Main
street opposite Captain Jacks Empire Restaurant.
Office hours from A. N. to u N. and from p. to
6 6PM.
The best Family Medicines always on hand. Give
me a call and try my medicines; then you speak
for yourselves. TJunel7, 1868. 27m3
xTRA FINE Han, i B9G9R sGRa and n d4TS4 A4Fd at
, 1864-09-30

A counsellor, being asked by his client what
the jury would bring in, answered, "If anything
is uncertain to God himself, it must be whatver-
dict petit jury will render.p cl llt
, 1864-09-30

AN OLD PRINTER ANb VETERAN Colonel Rob-
ert Carr, printer now SO years of age read the
Declaration Of independence before the veterans
of 1872 in Philadelphia on the 4th July Col
G. was an apprentice of Benjamin Frankin.-
His memory and eye sight are as good as they
were fifty years ago; and he still supports him
self by manual labor. He was with Cen Scott
in the war Of 1872, and is said to be the only
surviving officer Of the U. S Infantry with which
he was connected in that war. Col Carr has
relatives residing in Baltimore, and was here on
a visit few years ago, and appeared as ssprght-
ly as young man of thirty years.-BaL San.
Two persons who had not Sc en- each other in
some time, met accidentally and one asked the
other how he did. The other replied that he
was very WELL and had married since they last
seen each other n
"That is good news, indeed, y said the first
'Nay,P replied the other, mot so very good,
either, for ! married a shrew"
''That is bad"
s'Not so very bad either, for had ten thou
sand dollars with her"
Hal that makes it well again"
'Not so well as you think for laid out the
money on a flock ofsheep, and they died of the
rot"
''That was bad, truly
''Not so bad either, for sold the skins for
more than the sheep cost me.
"You were lucky at any rate
''Not so lucky as you think, for bought
house with the money, and the house burned
down uninsured" .-...-
"That, indeed, must have been a great loss ="
"Not so great loss, I assure you, for my
wife was burnt with it,"
, 1864-09-30

A Copperhead editor thinks that there isabout
as many Loyal Leaguers in Lincolns bastiles as
Democrats. He says, however, that the Demo-
Gratis in for spite, and the Loyal Leaguers for
stealing. ...
, 1864-09-30

sENXTRA FINE Ham, Bacon, and Lard, at
II eKOHLHAUFF & GUICHARDtS s.
, 1864-09-30

sc
, 1864-09-30

A publisher of newspaper out West, in the
first issue of his journal, returns thanks to those
who loaned him the pecuniary means, and to
Heaven that there is no law in the State enfor-
cling imprisonment for debt
, 1864-03-18

engine, aad On which the ,natc1fal can b piled
when tAe ycatacr Is too stormy 10 admit Of seews:
Be- that rnlcss in ycr1 rrotsacted bad weather tie
sDd asSel aa.s: Ssas sas
pleted, - intermediate cribs will probably bo re
!a.,se eIa Is outer one wIl b atied wlth t!oos-
MIL Q built over 1t to mark the nntrence t. tbe
l4aEb> !, and eefTe az guard 10 the cylinder.
~, hry o. eGnons nave ~ 9een urse5 10 this plan; It
that II WI tso expensive, &c. Thcsc obiestiop; !;
~ chiefly made oy pa.lica interested ia oilcr
oas fs IT. - ~ doHt .hst he
constructed there engineering dif15cutv viii
"a 15c q Tos.ng plans offered are palpably pacrlic
Tl5s, TlS ,oS s1 o9s oHIssea s st
to Board. It IL his:-that Tho Immenss caiam1n M
Q! wates lying abcve the tunnel viii prsss cat its
Sas oessi q IL Soss Ts,s ,Rs Sosst
surs Fcuid burst the stoutcsi structure. but ii
tnll. Into The elay l,e ,Eoald AK "where can the
c bs'szs be pushed to f. The clay + 80 hard as to
euro lpon It At least equal to tAat Of the Hatcf In
scGendet ofi!t cohesive power, And tie specla-
Sp sba m ST.. TT u he lpe rssat The
n;per scemeEt slau be perfectly parallel. Indc-
nend;snt q thl1 however, We believe It |: the In,
senhan o. re Board 70 insert in The brick wall at
ffx1'd fhs ,,sg sDtersals, tubes g constructed .s
End provided with valves which Win permit
hs e1x a S1 as to Gil 9p GSs vae
ie1n wafer. Hthcsc be nsed IN aumeient number,
the outward pressure must be equal at least to that
i1om a1 1e Interior sn col1apse or bursting will be
The work is contracted 10 be finished in Two
ycErs from the tatc Of signing the contract-Octo-
accidcDt ,,ey can fnsh it in twelve months nom m
pow. The contract price is $31E,1a and there will
Dc email per centagc for extras: the total cost
slall Fave in abundance thst for Which We have SO
often sIglcd-pcrc wafer.
, 1864-03-18

RscoanEn'e coUcr.-B19re N1n Buren,, u:
ss|;t & i Ne mssq ,1ss9st Verdict
People ex re-. Turner Is Sheriff, &c. Peddon
for writ OF lnbess eofpus.) Re.ator admitted to
People rs Fowler. R.pc) Verdict NOT sallty.
People rs Foley. {sodomy1 Verdict not gul3ty.
pol1cE Cou1sr.-Nine miserable individuals con-
etitutod the bulk Of offenders at the AfnoEy yes
tc1day. Probably tho ha13tues laudably desired to
leave the ooc cells clear for the swarma Of inhab
ttanta which were expected to arrive during tho
latter psrt OF the dsy. :.
d I'pgs1lttic Seoteaman.-Dunea McGiuis, =
rsivctc In tle 61st Illinois infantry. YVES caarzet
With eeVctc]y aesaulting officer churchWood. The
poliefmen on the pEecedlns NIGHT had taks1 nc. M
s fs9on 20 tss % sascr. GsS ssrs n 5s
eaid ho was staying. At the Homo tho soldier he
can.c especially n7rcarious. and IN q sruf1o With
e. i III a SM Ss aaS ass 1R e.
bcnc rctun1y rrotEEding through the tleah. he nc
cordinel5 escorted the valiant son OF Mara to tho
AIT so5i. ~es:s Tsdxas ts IL c,a he WAS sd SO
Another Observation-Disclosures Mclaughlin, also
an individual who lon his country for his countrys
store store on Wells strect ant, desired to asht ihc H.
habftanta. Not being pusillstcally Inclined, they
ecut for Officer Kenny, who Immediately accepted
the Offer Of the champion, leaving that Eont1onan,
ut the end OF the first round, an occupant of the
Armo1y celia. Yesterday morning stakeholder
Ec1}onnei required Of the aspiring Individual S3l.
Not possessing, the amount, William was forgiven,
but allowed sixty-two days to consider which of
4JIzenLs 7Niefes.-Thomas Hays, ased l6, James
Foley, 1G. and Godfrey Baker, II, were charged
With etealing Eaddlo and harness from HI, Crane.
cn Fulton street. near Wood. Hsys sold tlo prop.
ony,. and divided it among the TIRES. Capis{n
Turtle, who investigated the case, discovered that
the boya ere Implicated IN the robbery ofa buffalo
rnbc and tfidlc stolen from prosecutor Last faII.
Baker was scnt for examination to Commissioner
Williams. and the others held for trial Ia the Re-
corder's Court In bonds OF $500 each.
, 1864-03-18
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
Efeaeh Of Agrcement--Reeord Of Gases In the
Different Law Courts--The Armory.

I7xr7rn sr.7rs f.7nc,,, co,-,- ,.n
petit jury has been Issued In this court zcturnabe
on Thursday next the o4th tnataut
srrrmon coun7.-A case Is on TIA, before Judpe
60. .s..1a.t,,.a 49," ~ n.. ~ - aans
son. manufacturers OF Keape5s at Rockford, are
me plaintiffs; ana reynolds, E1y 8 Co., Of this
pass.ou the case on promises. and the nlaintiff.
claim damaccs ~ amounting 10 a I'm The cIr.
cumstansss e. out Gf which the 8! sIit has arisen
snfs s1a as II n tbo ,1 tnG aee9a %
gRs e No. Ike Az Se91 Il 5zoR e tas as Ro
Ees ton WIN tMme1tyave M cents e. G Gef toa as payment
lol olaya9e, tne i1on tg " aeilse5ed oa nonN q
ns fe ia hr n1ajnt a Rncttd as
fo9ws; t5T tons On ne nrst day 9 81 n 1etooes io,
to be paid for By the piinsids as delivered.
N eorn?segae9ee q y ar5H Use u .ne
gee q o. fon sp p5anr 10 5ae Isl 81 Uet6oer Eh,sa
a1s ea 1 nj m hr anS s
iron e9nttnntng to advance iR Price 10 pSri9n Of
H. e nsna e3ere ta
1e Ds n nG ns gona nATe oer
nseas nnIs snd Wne Of %
aSs estate of the late Edwin
tdministIatcr. ] Tue ~ estate Is valued snt Il about
E;NE r,.-. .,,. .,., .y ~. ,r.r,,a..
IN r. msnslanrhter at his wife Joiia McCinrc m
.ae 81 o. sn IT, n ,ir 5e fnr rna aao r.
suNeo n Felaict q EulNy. tns Ja1! nAeu W
term OF Inc prisoners aoca1ct1auon at ten 3eara III
me fen1tentaaly.
UNITED STATEs C1ncu1T CoUHTH11re
Dssnansfnd. 05s2mon Low; =, ,u,. a.. ,
On Mondny morning next.
4ss-Lovcjoy IT Morrison et al. Leave to amend
plea.
4af-Bartlcy vs the Chicago & Alton r. r. Co.
Tine to plead extended 10 days.
, 1864-03-18

IUUNU 01EhS' CHHl63lAN ABSUCIAT1UE.~
OrroB1T1oN TIcKEr.-At meeting held in the
rooms Of the Association yesterday, the following
ticket was put In nomination:
For Rtsadtnt-E. s. Wells. Of satterlee, Wells
& Faulkner. For FsYst V3ee Pfesident-Thomas's s.
Dicke1son, Of Dickereon, sturgis & Co. For Sec
ond Yice hetident-J, II. Chapmau, "a Lake st.
Adams Hitchcock. For ReoordIag secrstafy-
". II. Whitehead. OF Vincent, Himrod d Co. For
1teasurtr-S- I. Underwood, Of Underwood & Co.
Boying.on; Henry W. Fuller ". II. Rand; James
/, Cutler.
, 1864-03-18
MA = RI:ED.

ta tn!a ttfy a tho 18th tnat By che Rev. 2. n.
aStnmphfey. ar NJ =. CLARK, of Eoehester, and
StIs. y :: :. T. TORY. Ct sh!a city -.
r'iot p y LGsst % tie 18th Inst BY the Rev. w Q.
r. 49, nIhs JENKINS. both Of this oily.
e ~ 5Etde9es @ q tae parcn oi the G:4c, Mr !. G.
Wi1ERiN n " SE9lcaEo. ana Miss SOPHIE AARLIA
man. No c1r1s "A ''e ou4sias9s's' e+s-es-
, 1864-03-18

= ,r xn1ffnu4 d,.uo 49, l,n,..n
''11.'': --E - -
.cc,p,sr.-As the Ceuian procession was
...',ar ,he co,uer of chfcaco avenue and Rosh
rass a. rastc~doy afternoon, horse attachcd to
80 L,esme friettcrcd, end commenced to rear
s.5 n1,,,ac among The crowd. 4 little boy named
1-ar.s,d Gh,lds vas 1tatnpled upon and badly hurt
~ t,,c animal. Tho hnsey was considerably bro
ken.
G.rrs rroM 4 CATHOLIC ARcHRlsnoP.-
,,. 1.cn,ans IN this civ have received douatI N
~ thrce noun5s from Archbishop Nc1Islo, Of tn
T-,1snd tn he uaci3 in The Organization OF their
1s,,r The Bishop has also sent three portraits OF
1;.,aof IN hc eo,d for tie lcucM OF the causc 1t
4,,,, m, ~, the Catholic Ulshops in ireland
49, ,,,r,o.sa IN t,,r aims of thc Brotherhood.
-
WxrL D0EE!-lnk6tcr, Slc!1sans u sni"'A
town on the Michigan Central Railroad IN response
IN nm snpeal from Claplniu s. Day, under ofaess
from EaI. Gen S. 4. 1lurlaut, te Collect eonts'ou
lions of yeeet. bcs and other fanitary stores 1of
hospital use has jus shipped 10 the Northwestern
Sanitary .herot y cash CONDEMNATION Of
~ "a. .;5;t,on, etores. This is doing
80 -. ..,,,., ~ ,re hnodrca and 6nv 1nhabJ-
'ouis ''' s~''
'ao's'
Tur LATE SrAED1SG ArF1,Ar-Jolrn Moy-
,;,an. t,,c saloon kcc,er On sss1c strcct who was
s,ah,,s5 ,nst Mondsv evening 1,y the lndlan WI
hc.,s died ennn The effects of tl,c wound about six
,.r,1st ,aat crenfnr. Mr.. MCMILLAN was a good
t-aaosmsn np 1,caceul citizen. .nd It is much 10
-. ,ea+c1,ca th,t H. sFould laye r,l;eu victim 10
~. t.ar;oa ,,eesion NJ man IN xlom he esyr it,
-" 49, M ,,rcrocation. An inoucst will be held
"s - ~ ,rsr ao.. ,r1c. t,,n 1;1son ,r;1l ,.--,
apoa W. ~. 800, ,,o,,,x.,, ,r ,:..,.;.o5
aas .1.o c,,c,,s,,o fnr rtc 1,rc.c: nj 1;,cn.
1--WE. 1e ~ a'e - L,,..s -, c.,,.7o,.
-o
"A HoW AMONG TIE 1ope+-AhAa Aasalona-
tic place Of amusement On Dearborn street. yc'ept
the "Jupiter," 50 generally TaGonized by the
fancy. waE last evening made the scene OF ffec
fight between two Of *'yc gods" The sow CON-
mcnccd BY ono Of the b.ulscss ca'linsthc Other
uame not recognized in fashionable circles. the 9TH
cr resented the suspicion cast on his fair nsnae aud
pitched into the caInmnia.o! In manner perfectly
iu accordance with the rr1es ofthc T. Il. Apolfce
who Tas present chopped thc little t:-play1 BY
ta,dng both acore to the Central Station, where
they remained MI night
.,-,, &, f.ro,cr-r,,, ,or,-
uAA ,. ' o-..s,. ..a.o~..-..-,0,.s eo
n''''e' ~ 'uc g. uts.ss $500 sAeus,eo "!tn
W. ~ ...' 49, =. - ~
n... 49, s.ss .s .s'.. -. ~ y. -
ANfDts~ f':.A NV . ~ tA11.
~. po.uon y. -. ea.e4 "@s s ~.
'uc "As - 1Aa-,4ss.s1 " .ue
.oeal u,eu. ~ " se.'ste' nps as o.spoenlun
~ 'ae ,0o'.71a4 ~" sis s,aunet wv
WY neonpe'e' ~-- NV >ostos n14eo Int
1honicncc u 1n ae1oulnnsn' unn oatutoay y.
evening, WHICH wa co'teoeo anete "iA nc
Special Hecuns o. 'ne society on AionaaS evening
1oseee'Se ane 'elota o. ~ 1c ceion111ee-
DEATH FROM CuloroFonN.-Thc Coroner
H.
, 1864-03-18
II 1 Il Id

In this eity Mateh 18th. ELIZA e., VII, ofJ Va,
Acr remains will bs tafcn East for .a.srment.
La this city On the t7th tns at her rratdenr. N,,
roe stfect. ASAE. the beloved wifc Of join i1neh.
, 1864-03-18

The w9rk COCA bravely On. Every nominee On
every lleket Y awake to the nlercsts Of tbs hour
votera has just quietly found its way to lie gen
efai ear 'hat one ofthc prominent nominees on the
,hcgnAF ticket ~ has already secured . desirable
and is ready to erect building adopted to every
want q the Association. besides afIordins . Fine
Art Gallery and accommodations for the Historical
seem That the tide Unpopular and almost universal
ayor ts towards tho regular ticket Every voter will
Ss9 to II tRt at5 s1e = ToSnf H .oity viii such
hearts and hands, shall DO properly appreciated ana
rewarded. It is now conceded. that the policy
to which the regular ticket ia pledged is the COM
dead lelhatgy will he tolerated, neither woriy
loiefa. OUTSIDER.
, 1864-03-18

Prof. Norey and the Observatory, :
In our recent article on the Chicago Observatory
-wesc come rcuarks in respect to tho purchase Of
telescope. that P.of Forey claims to ha,o reelected
fn)nrioueiy upon him. 4 gentleman -pronacntl,
connected with the enterprise. writes to Us fur
publication "a follows
Prof. Forey, 90 far from, meriting censuro, IL
Justly entitled TO tho credit Of first Introducing the
establishment OF an Observatory to tho notice OF
the Chicago public: and Of initiating the stops
which teyc led to tho present noble resu'is. Itis
ttue that he originally proposed the purchase OF m
!nledor telescope. then in process Of coastracton
by the late MIR. Fitz Of New York, aud that Ills
ata lower figure than that proposed By Proi: Forty
hut It + also tIue that N. Ft in Letter written
seen. assunes the entiro responsibility. bosh Of
ncglcctng to neatfon to Prof. Forey that his gta "a
Has oi ilc peculiar construction known AZ dyaI-
given to him.
1ma,se thesc corrections Chiefly as nu act Of sim
Cd from misunderstanding, "A"e'
, 1864-03-18

Ene following 1e 1he average NUMBER 0l GnH0ne
nped daily for series OF years and the total cost
fhn rloee 0f enr11 ycnf.
, 1864-03-18
General Tnticss.

TAKEN UPON the Ilth inst,
i he'd and White Gov y tth ; ounk calf. The cow
Ii about ten Years MD aad DC found at :hr south
csl corner Of Indians avenue ar.t kgatreoa strctN
Nktre wish the owner to eau, pzosH property. pay
clarvts and take her away, u. ELlLVTfN
uhl1a7r3t
TOR SALE-Lots. Good Build.
L tug ana Residence Lots. pleasantly loczse., I,
the wtst Division. co Chtrego svsnse, ladlaoa, nus
long .. short t.me. Apply y ]. SicKsRDikA. "a IL
borntam MARTINS oe1fa> s. ssst 1ssads!pb ty.4x.
, 1864-03-18

Monanys excepted:
:For SaIe.
FOR SALE Canal boat Morris,
j. Of 0ttowa. a good bargain Is odcrc1 for cash,
osto@s seo or RN8 os'sa
.%saso, e ~. @n1s-as.o-.
ee':.Ss assss wiz SsnsRgs 5Ss
g43s: %G1 ~ @a1sas2s' ,
'Oh PAULA second nand
Ss5sS fe; s = ~ rf;S
:; 1505 ~ Sc: 3 - c-7: 44.e:7s=ss'
si1s1.ss caa be seen At Il. Wa1s.h s avenne. ne''
EQR sALELThe lease and fixtures
fS IL 1T sssIss:
ENOR sALE:-A Notary Pnbhc's
. H'OR SALE-Two good truck
S1f Rsssfs inquire Of s. 7s SSa'h
TOR SALE-A 1irst-rate Saddle
iov: xad5s.sF:o .. Re7 ssSs, esisssa: asl:s7sS:s
TOR SALE-2O0 brls. choice Ap-
ane aIs!e1s, o :Applyto .n
NOE S1T,E-1 9oT;ef3 of 5;rs+
Sc @
:! % H. door, @ s'H %
NOR SAIE-A Portahie Steam
, 1864-03-18

Installatioa.-The Installation Of Rcv. 4.
Eddy, recently Of Bloomington, Ill, as pastor ol
Oliyet Presbyterian Church, will take place this
(Ftiday) evening at the Church, cor Of Wabash av.
enuc and Twefth street. =.
Sermon by Rev. 2. Humphrey. & =
Charge TO the People by Rev. Mr., Trowbridsc.
Charge to the Pastor b. Rev. Dr.. Patterson.
, 1864-03-18
ReaI Egtate tot ;9aI&,

FOR sALE-Cheap for Cash
Two houses and lola on Oataffo s.rc.t. bet re, ,
Clark and Denrborn Etrrcs5. Apply vt JANES "
ADAMS, No. l75 Indlao1 street. mhis e9S7St
, 1864-03-18

"ANTED-Board. A gentle.
~ man, wife and child want board. wlh unsur-
ns1cd Euonl, within five minutes wink or Post Oflre
Address. giving terms, r. Q. Boz ll91. mhis-s-3s
WANTED.-A young man Is or
1, German q 3nEqa$es 70 E.erk in Dy Goods store
four thousand inhabitants Gail on +. r. DRAKE al
Bowen Brothers, - and Il Lake street, Chicako.
r1l1Ha91-4t
, 1864-03-18

Fifteenth Ward Grand Union Rally.
The citizens of the 18th Ward Will hold IN old
fashioned Union meeting On Saturday evening
next at o'clock, at the house OF Fred Busse cor
ner Of Chicago avenue and Wells street. The fol-
lowing gentlemen will be present and address the
meeting: Col. F, \. Eastman, A. c. Heeeing, Dca-
con Harvey, John Atwater, j. G. Grant, Alderman
uotttucer and others.
, 1864-03-18

Telesraphins at Bryant T. stratton's
COMMERCIAL coIlhoE.-We understand there arc
trenty-str tnst1pments now in usc in the Telegraph
Department Of this College. Every facility is af
forded for obtaining thorough knowledge Of Tele.
graphing.
Dr.. E. A. Hill, OF the best sound operators In
the country has char.e Of tbfa f1puartnoat
, 1864-03-18

RkapkEEd. Ih0t the 6ec1etafv GG requested 10 llf
mo- and tie Denta jRseister q he Wesf, conden
ecd report OF the proceedings OF the eocty nt it,
Inst meeting 90 far as relates to Its organization
and the election ofofdcers.
In accordance with the resolution the following
report IL presented:
On Monday evening, February. 6th, the following
named gentlemen Of this city met ut S. S. Whites
Dental Depot, for The purpose Of forming Dental
Society Dr.. E. ". Hadley, james c. Dean, John
c. Fuller. Nro. A1baUsh, ". ". Airport, j. Il.
Young, G. u. Gushing, L. r HASKELL, S. B. Noble,
i. ". Sawyer, Z. Lush and ]. Ward Ellis Dr.. E
". 1adley, the oldc=t resident dentist Of the city,
was elected temporary chairman, and E. ". Saw
yer, Temporary secretary, and the Chicago Dental
Society VIE organized, BY adopting constitution
ard bylaws, and eleeting the following oficers:
Freideat-Dr. E. ". HaGiey.
Ttoe Fesidents-Dr. ]. Il. Young, Dr.. L. Lush.
Hecd. aud CO. Sscy:-Dr. E. ". Sawyer.
E1sesi.ss e ca'am,isexo3a e ofsa L. P Haskell, Dr. s.
Litsusa0E.-Dr. II. VI. Airport.
Dr.. u. s. White, Of Philadelphia, and S. Z. B1ng-
ham. Of this city, were elected honorary 1nembcrs
A. meeting Of the Chicago Dental Society, Non
tay evening, March 1sth, tue following gentlemen
o. this city we're elected members Of tho Society:
Dr.. A. ". Freeman, 3. M. Baker, A. j.
Harris, E. A. BoEuc, T. r. Abel. E.
T. E. Carpenter, ]. a. Eenmco.t, II. HaIl. T.
Fay, ]. Detchaus, ]. ". Smith, and ". A ste-
ycns. And 1he following honorary members, nro.
posed by Dr. Airport, were elected: pr. j. n NJ.
Qufllen, OF PhIladelphi., Pa; Vim. plc.ce or PHI.
ladclphia, Pa; ]. Tan, Of Cincinnati. O..
Taylor, Of Cincinnati, O.; G. ". Watt, Xsnia. O.:
". Il. Allen. OF New York City: n. q. Kinssley.
o, New York City; h. B. McKulops, st. Louis,
No: e ". GpauldiDg, St. Louis, No.; II. Z. Pee
blce, 81. Louis, No.; D. W Perkins, Of Milwaukee
Wis; ]. Richardson, Tsr7e Haute, Ind; T. Hi1l,
, 1864-03-18

Go 1orHE BEsr--Go to Bryant d st.atton's
Chicago Commercial College, to get q thorough
practical business education. For circulars ad-
dress lencloslng stamps) Bryant d 6tratton, CHI
cago, Illinois.
# House and Sign Painting, Calctn,ining
Glazing and Graining.. Paper Hangings and VIII
dow Shades eeIling wholcsa1e and retail at New
York prices. +. E. R1aBf, 50 Randolph st.
Box b8ee. fe25u3711m
, 1864-03-18

"ANTED.-A farmer wants a
w situation where he can have housc tor his
family Understands stock raising and good horse
man. Can gfTc rs good references NJ are In Cook
county. Address - II, Box II, Chicago.
, 1864-03-18
3S0arni1lQ,

DOARDING.-Th house 81 WaSh-
D ington street, having recently changed hands.
will be able to accommodate few moro boarders
Two 1ooma for gentlemen and wives; 2so rooms for
single gentlemen, nov vacant. Accommodations for
day boatders. mhl7a771.ot
pOARDING.-A few boarders
AD can be accommodated With rooms and good
board in private family. ut 81 South Clark street
References exchanged. nh17 a1al2t
ROARDING.-One large well fur.
ID nished front room, suitable tor Two younc men
nt lte Wabaah avenue. between Madison and Monroe
streets tuhlZn,Hst
, 1864-03-18

II ,OST-A Dog, on the North Side.
IL A black and tan pup, {cArs cut> about three
nontEa old. An-wcss % tho name Of Gam. Three
boru stzcet. mhl1aTt-3t
, 1864-03-18

FUR SALE-Pme Lands. 5000
acres Of good Pine Lands In Michigan, lying with.
In casy ncccss of the Chicago market. These lands
for any persons desrons Of entering into the lumber
business There arc al.oseyGFa rislte. suitable for
above. reasonable credit would b given, or other
property taken In cxch1nge for part OF the purchase
money, Apply to G. DECLERCQ. 20 Market street,
Chicago, Iii. nlh16-u6 Il N6t-JrFEM
, 1864-03-18

T1aanks.-The members Of the Camp Douglas
Hospital Aid Society desire to thank Mesara. Gage
g. Waite. Of the Sherman Housc, for their very lib
eral donation OF ffly dollars.
, 1864-03-18

q. l.. A.--S1STu WAnp.-The members OK
this council a1e urgently requested to meet this
evening In the Hall Of the 10Th Ward corner of Ran
do]ph and Clinton streets, at o'clock, Important
matters require ynur attention.
, 1864-03-18

TOR SALE-Drug store for sale
IT, IN ono or the principal business towns on the
ed TO any person wanting good esta bfahcd business
Apply to LORD 4 SMITH, Is Lake street. Chicago.
%pt,11 11-nHSkS
, 1864-03-18

EOR eALE.-A beautiful corner
- los 59 by 15o feet On Washington street east o
and Washington Streets near Union Park, 50 by lsl
leet Lot on Iark avenue, near Qnfon Park, 50 BY la
Also number Of other hoascs and lots building lots
GENT: Real Estate Agent 30. 1, Metropolitan Block
, 1864-03-18
Gl)Ifo9o @ribl1tre,
FRIDAY, MARCH IS, 1851.
THE CITY.

:,uh awAI-A span Of horses attached TO
,,nc of Frank Pmn,cc's omnihusce, ran away last
evening abon. 11H O'Clock. They started from
Tic Rock Iaiard depot, down Van Buren,, up clark
aud cast on Like to the Central depot whorcstbcy
0uaI;v RULED MP without doing anv damAac-
, 1864-03-18

Integrity and Industry Rewarded
About two years ago A1r. y. i. Merrill opened q
kerosene oil, lamp and glassware establishment at
S Randolph street, end by strict attention to bust
ness he has built mp q very extensive trade. He
has recently associated with him John ". Bali,
well known as m enterprising, reliable business
man. The past history Of this house Is sure guar
aztec to the trade that they will ind with Merrill &
Ball as good stock and at low prices, at any
other house. See advertisement tn another col.
umn.
, 1864-03-18

Series Of DIcctings.-E1dcr J. s. Sweeney
will preach this evening again, and every
evening this week, in tic Christian Church, on
West Monroe street, between Aberdeen and Rucker
streets,
, 1864-03-18

TOR SALE-One. half Of the in
Il terest in the Spruce Beer business Of Arnold &
Green. Apply at 21 State street. address CALEB
ARNOLD. Post Office Box eS2s, Chicago, Illinois.