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e4-Parsons' Cough Candy Is genuine and
reliable remedy. See special notice column,
dam.
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For Matanxns.

~ The regular Matanzas Packet "MINNIE
IL TRAuB,'F having superior accommodations,
N&R will have dispatch. For passage only, apply
TO Capt. LEWIS MITCHELL, on board, or
CHASE BROTHERS Z CO.
dse3lw Widgery's Wharf.
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Portland Manu- fhcturing Co.

A FINAL dividend Of the assets of the Portland
IA Manufacturing Co., will be paid 10 the Stock
holders at the Merchants Bank, on and after the
18th Inst. Per order Of the Directors.
RUFUS +. WOOD, Treasurer.
Portland. Dee. IA. 1868. isdlm
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TO TIE AFFLICTED 1
Or. w. N. DEMIN0,
Medical Electricians
No. N Clapp's Dloek.

coRNkR OFC0NGRkSS AND 1LN STnIRTN.
w Portland and vicinity, that - - 80 r. ~
city four months. During that tins % ksvS tT-;S5S
and curing persons in such short spscs 81 - ~
this question We WI ~ that n "a = = ss.s
This. with the success We have net VIA. : & ~
guarantee that oar services are appssoia1el IkSrS
:Ss not .ssy l.ns sSoss Ss e ss1ass
h,rs say that we shail stay in fhis city = - u1Ai
Dr. Is. has been practical r,setrle,e. a, 1850.
one years and 10 also regular graduateA phv111nS
Eessrcity y perfectly adapsed 70 ehreals 2soSSss
In the head. mech, or sxtremities sops11.tiss Ses
In the acute stages or where the uRgs az 81 mi
involved; acute or chronic rhsunsisn. ssroisia. *
Of the spine. ecnssscssd mssslss. Siso..sS
palsy OF paralysis. st. yitss Dancs 6esfHsSk 1SSs
sa eses S' psn ssa v :sssss s:Rs
q: .ssist:rss Of The sAssi. ssS II 60 4 -
ny 11ectx1C1ty
The Rheumatic. the sosty, the lans - - Nh
leap With ,Sy and move ysa =: asisy a.s slssss
bitten lmbs restored. the uaeesth ds5brnlfiss r.
moved fsintness converted to viges. vseknes e
the paisied form to upright; tAs 6is4isSes q
youth are obliterated; the 0ccsdents - nafuro H6
presenteos tne o1l9m1t1eo OF cd 40 o4vIn10& AL
An active circulation maintained.
LADIES
Who have cold hands and net; weak stonsehs
lame and weak backs; nervous and sick hoainsSs
dizziness and swimming in the head, WITH inairee.
ton and conspstion Of the bowsls; paisin u Sle
and back; leceorrhea, Tor vhitesl; hlllne ef tho
all that long train diseases viii nid II 0sr616S.
ity sure means Of cure. For painful nsnstrVs11cS
too profuse menstrustion. and al o. tAose lene NJ
Of troubles with young ladies' Electricity 4 cSgn6
specific and win In short time, rsstors IL = -
to the vigor Of health. = : .
extracting Mineral Poison nm the sy53sn eush -
Mercury, Antimony. Arsenie. Ae 4un1feIa M
are troubled with stR joints, weak bocka ~ VA.
Gus other di6Rcultes. ths direct ssnss e VSiuS q
nine cases out Of ten the eject sfpoisoAoss sle4
can o. sestored 70 nature! strength aAd viass ~ -
Q; and to Pm.
Consnltsfion Free. ivlAiso1f
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Steamer YaMderbit at n Thsmus.
Special to tho Merchants kchsp,.
HALIFAX, rs, Dec. 81.
Arrived Br. steamer Alpha,ast from Ber-
muda; reports that the u. S. stAmer Wander
bilt had arrived at st. Thomas rom the East
Indies. 1T SAITH
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A NAN dssirisg situation. vhe b conpo6on r.
"A supcrfntend the constr netion Of . Woo1on -
tory and its Msehinsry, AID to ssn To sano M
co@ptsted. wiii hear Of hverable epRsssun1ng5kg
ing seme means that he will invest az ~ dnn5 i
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A rAkCEL containing Waist Of sllk Dfsss
"A between Union and Casoo streets. WScSrsy
Will return the same to No. LIS Aiddls stsssS sSsl
be suitably rewarded. SscS60
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A COOP second hand stsan easi.s. slskey = ..
dse2a sw JOHN Lyxcu { CO.
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pARTlEs having IRON $50 to $1,000 Il invsus
- would do we'll to examine ths unpyoee7a11o
opportunities offered Ut ~ Cossre1s 1900 6o16s,
investing ELSEWHERE. dse20 - vlu
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A WALLET containing snan san q nonsv
street. ~ Can at shsw'' Hat and Fur 'sa's g -
, 1864-03-05

4 coo.c,, AMI demanded ftasa thrts, payment Of
VII va san 4 s' * se'.ra s 8 do:e+. Fs Isnsi i
s T.. Il; s. Il nfaftn - sr .ssni e :s tt, ss'
co,lc3 sve I!!hey a'lea :', s1.!'c't.l ~ .u ,io
a st!ll 'l' M! and neglect a':a r. sash ~, ,nc
s,laot'lttt1 tsesr r.,ttt.r an ftla Gt"aet
.n1er tgE ',e 'sl ds !e ,a.l f" ,'s,a S. ~6 S6
tc r. danger III slrn 1ua ,fil be Fsh tlls ,., tls
!lc chtssian rn.r IT said c'rJ r. mnknT"n , ~ ~
raid Chase md r,ale Inquiry Wi! 1egan. er 10 sao
payment Ut esf1 tn..ncs ar ps hreker. r. fns,nn ,H
amer o. he a.rane"s,Cmt, ~, ,Gs"u T'tanunTY sua b.
iurr he learned nm sath )etker tat Iae ess ~.
been PAID nns raid C,anc nj MI tltnrh .m'g
SsS Ss s o I s ss e H.; esos@s ss s ea sSaa
TWO wechr ago lo raw said lscc.rt, anu ~ " VI
hln Tlcn h. Wa gotng r.la m1noE. ,a TaS9 ns9
fSn fsa as neeker a;G has .s ~ iho ia Of
y, l8d.. Whcscur on this defendant again called
upcn eatd Cl1ase and Inquired OF him Waehcr said
pe That fe Lad moi raid In ali that hshad paid
said Reckcr exhibited to this Icponcnt the receipt
Chase and dntcd January 1atl. ,8Ga.; wherenpon
this deponent again called on said Chase and In.
4nfEed in relation to eald transaction, when said
been paid, and that on the next day the balance
be lid learned from said Becker, and thst be lid
seknowledsedE hst tic same NOV vas as paid on sid said
18th ofJanuaEJ, and promised to REPLACE what had
been used and pay the whole oyer to this dcponent
paid the same Or any part thereof aud he believes
rom ntotMstfon be has receVe1 th1t sad Chase is
suBeeaiSS and sworn to bcfosc .S s MaEes isa
4. +. RuxYAN, n. r.
Upou this affidavit, and the pr,,cipe for a capIas
, 1864-03-05

aud soon tho soldiers In the hcld compelled to en-
counter the pcstlenee 1s well - leaden foes, will
rejoice In an abundance OF vegetables and anh-
soorbut!ce. Barrels, kcgs, sac1s OF Vegetables.
pickles. dried tuit and notions arc coming in by
car loads. Let us hope they will continue to como
scurvy Is the only foc that has caused defeat to
soldiers.
We learn that the Comm!ssion have sent five car-
leads OF supplies to Chattanooga since Monday. An
inspection Of the Invoice will give the public somc
Idea:
Packages shipped To Louisville, 41s. -...-.
Feb. sl.-3t brio. sour l1out to bre. potatoes. g
bss. onione. 20 hris picked potatoea, kegs pick
1cs, 4 bris dried fruit.
tatocs, Q brie. onions, brls. vegetables, kcgs
pickles, b1a So comforts, b1. and keg 1o5 bris
potatoes CO trls pick1ed potatocs, brls. pickles,
! bEl. picked cabbage, brls apples, brss dried
, 1864-03-05
ALLEGED MlsApPR0PRiATI0A.
A Candidate for Police Commissioners
in Troub1e-Arrc*t Of 2 Rsaes OF
vii or tic Vict11il1-Novel
Confidence Game.

.h,, .onn at1n3od In INV nr4{c,na
IL .T.,.s ~ t,,e ,,as,t,o, ncrnniea by 1fe
~. sasa r er,.hn,;t;os and Tho .rnirat3ons md
toPpe71eau aa.uo4, 1- - ~. c,tvNUtrs,n
ctallns VI soppe 1An1S " III III -. =, ~ =
~ Chaec-to the yacancy which viii occur IN the
Board Of Police Commissioners during the present
.onsar. We have morc than Intfmated our opinion
~. =. ,,ot stta3 ~ h,h;t odurn+to,, o- IN,
taat LUIS inan - no' a..eo ~ a,., ~. - ~
tc1tecuce Tor tue position. u!s OILY te cl.iu.s AVE
the Distinction we have said Is the ability to 1ntn-
encc yotes for his Coppethend friends, and the tact
.h,t h.;no q pro-nfnent member of the Democratic
, at 80 G.s*.na a.J ,,e,nhor n r,oo1 aud rao.
Ient1ai @vo1,4ltse' "Au 80 - -,, - .
Mar standing IN ine 1nFlnaoae Clup, nc cou4a use
HIS position If he secured Il OH the Board, to fur
.or ,ha ;ntcrests of hts nsrtIzan associates Veg
LIEF 'ns 4n's. . - ". ss,a .stss -. - ~
there were oese4opo1t"1s' "n1e3it ney -oo os s1o
etautiated, as now appears likely, Will
tnock fhe bottom out OF Mr, Cbasess claim
- ~.,oa ~, ~. Roa-d NJ po1;ra Commissioners.
1ol Paee w tIe ~ ~ ssS.+.,5s1s
The Copperheads, Will au theff inaependenee ana
disregard Of the moral sense Of the community,
will mt dare to place man in nomination for that
.a-a-a,,1a ,,,,t+,o, .rbo 3s 5e-a,tct IN matte,
teepo1sAo4e tvoAt1ou W. WV - - ,.Ns1
which, upon the lace. appears 10 oe Inc uala"lu'
retaining and possible mlsapproprlation OF money
to,oroinr IN a client. There II another result
.ass,1sr NV h. reached ia thss conncct,on
.,n ernlain the transaction described below, they
euu ~, ...s,,,,o A.. oood on,,ton y,
viii 60 1aT to"o1as 1esa4nns ue sooa "
enEa caea ths h' tact than n @ The cncAco Tn1ursr,
, 1864-03-05
Gl)ifago Qrtbnut.
sATUREAY, MARCH 5, 1854.
THE CITY,

I'LL CllY.
ILLNESS or T. B. BRyAx.-wc regret to
announce the Illness OF T. 3. Bryan, who ie con-
dncd to his bed by a severe attnck OF plcurisy.
Last evening the disease showed e3gns Of abate~
mcnt.
RE11.Acnsa An OLD BRIDGE.-A new swing
bridge 1Gofct long il being built across tho north
bzanch Of the Chicago River, by the Galens ana
Chicago Railroad Company. The centre pieF ~ Q.
stone, showing vessels aiuy-ssx fect OF sAt4'As
room on either side.
ArHosesr solp1ER.-A soldier, one OF tae
.,o,o-,na .f,nnd !. rock.t booE yesterday afternoon
r.,r,.trtco . enm of money, and carried It to the
rcntra1 PntIce Station, where tts owner can now
ss1oM This sauc eoldler short time ago 1obt
$GG.
SAN ACCIDENTAL serious accident oc-
cnrrcd at the st. Charles paper mills on Wednes-
dav last boy ffieen years old, son Of Mr. Riggs,
while engaged about tho machinery, Ind his arm
drawn IN bctween the cylinders, crushing It to
Jelly from wrist to shoulder. The limb was am
putated close to the body. He was Otherwise SO
much injured that he is not expected to recover.
RusAwArs.-A horse attached to an e1-
p.css wagon, ran up Clark street, yesterday, and
SolAoeo Will sueA =. uArus. -. Noa-
wagon "as 'anae inl' .1.p.u, A.uos sz, ,,o..na
norse anu o"e, a1l'en ~ :" .t,sa,1.n Southern
railroad and .an down South CLARK ~ faz ~ Ltbef~
~ street where the buggy eolided with telegraph
nole uItrhiac the woman out into the street. She
was carried into saloon adjoining, uo1c u'Snleu-
cd tlan hurt.
-----..z. - -, Nm a,,-
ofN1fG'-As pre-. .enu,e o4 ~ ~.
mcnta incident 10 1hc sprung seasoa1 .1ee - uo.
ing 60 good az thoson..h c1cscse Mnen nus.e
and social exbllaIauon aeco1aPany pos@s ...'..s
the btFcheta1 anu agreeable 1csue1 a.s ..',.
at Powers A'ynanaene Aenue'ny' na'4u'pa ~ 49,
opposite the Aneenm+ me e3e1caseS aae VI s.'s
most genial. efacciul ana enn'euns ena''s', A..
they thorouehly develop inc enllfe oooF- Lao'es
and gentlemen shou1d Join the classes now form
Ing. No Objectionable pcrsons ase ADMITTED ea'he1
as members or visitors. -
V--11- .r,,o ,,.t,.,a ,r4ha
a Cor3Aah1o 'oA'an ~ . ~ M es
1rish-ra'tlcnlaf'y INC 'enotant et"osao' -as
c1ois provcrb.al anu III soheeqse1'ee sa'ss-
head party. 4 number OF ansennous eteeAs
were aasemoico near INT oo9ae. " "ooasa
aud AatT1aon eueet 5es'eiuas, "ha. 10y 49,
liking gas pipe, "nen one 0, 'nel, nonp' nas.n
espicd eolorea man s"eepn" ne eao" " .,s u's
pavement near ps. e3eA"' w. 3aonss ~
bloody nasnrs Keep comana "p a"In lne ooee.,
III nave 10 so nae& ~ onla 1sean@ - "ou'" 'e
a GOOD th'hs II nc ono HI A's 'tioe "e1e soe0'
.~,, H.wrrv .-,s;ch,e1 f,nirn
e,n.,.,., Nv. ,,,,,,n,t ~, r..s.-;,,r
4nu A Co..Ls...s.. -s..ees tit hs.srs
AN'ols sa1as "..,. ~ &c. r.Snn.. ~, +he
....aS ~. - +,o sa.ss,~ -o,so,e oFr,1UhhsD ne,,
1s,t'es ~ - ~'ss- ~ vrssaaas.1 -1..h. 80
ETC e.sea na.s W ~ =. n,..r,s. .r.s,
, 1864-03-05


meeting of tho ladies interested In the Soldiers
Home was held at the Soldiers Rest, yesterday af
teruoop. Nr. Bryan being absent, Mrs. E. S. Wads~
worth presided and Mrs. Gushing acted as seereta'
rs pro ten.
Andrews were appointed a Visiting Committee for
the ensuing week ....,.-
The Committee On Collections reported contr1'
hntions is follows: Mrs. BIackett, 500; Ms
savers $500; Mrs.. Cornell, s5.a5; Mrs. Ball,
s1.oo: Mira. Blackey, s6a.a5, from the
jefferson Aid Society. Also two barrels
ch,ckcpe, ham, corn beef and dried meat,
md three boxes Of cake. bread AID batter from
Lisbon. and one dozen chalrs from Nj. Nu Mc-
Cor1nlck, ...
1he committee on Ratious were instructed to
provide room in which to store provisions
nfre, Smith IVES appointed one Of the solalefs
Rest Comm ittee In place Of Mrs. Lamb. resigned.
erynral statements were made in regard to the
work dcrolyfng upon the So!diera' Rest Commit
tee all agreeing TINT the labors are too arduops ior
those who haye heretofore attended to them, and
Mrs Foster. Mr.. Bunham and M1z- Sayers were
appointed as committee to procure reiiei 1of ING
Committee.
The attention OF the ladies WAS called to the dag
| of the :4ad Illinois Infantry, hanging Almost m
4hreds from the ceiling, which had oeeI piescnleo
tn 4he Society for tho Permanent Soldiers dome'
raxino been borne in thirteen battles, It Is pre-
Mons 3ncmeuto Of mighty struggles and triumphs
1,- tho 17nton. The ladies' passed resolution
thanking the officers Of the 42d for the gin.
m 1cntion: It was ordered that al flags present
~ for tho Permanent Soldiers Home be placed In
| Mr, B,yan'e Office for safe keeping.
If was announced that the Chicago As6ssss1
Vegeiu will give grand Concert and Bal for the
1neft Of the Soldiers Home, at Bryan Bal, on the
evening Of The 1eth inst. and tickets to be sold
l - S..3fn
, 1864-03-05

Mistakes About the Pu1ptt,-The pastor
of the Wabash Avenue II. E. Church R. L.
CollIe.-will conduct the regular morning and cve-
ming services In his church tomorrow. The sub
tcct Of the evening discourse will be "Austakes
about the Pulpit"
, 1864-03-05
NJ A r. X I II d.

In ts etty on the 18th inst at Gcocc Church. By the
Rev Clntni, Locke JOHN ". PArLpING, E51., and
Ms, ANNE LOUISA HAMILTON, both ofthls city.
On TIE % Inst. BY RGy I Hartman: MT AtMFHEp} M y
Korthhcld, H.
In fldo.t, Stephenson County. ILL.,. March e. BY Rev.
{Gth Regiment Illinois Volunteers, and Miss CLARA
c. WATERS, Of R1doit-
, 1864-03-05
d I E ID ,

In thls city, March I'd, WILLIAM F: FLEETE GOD,
eldest Eon ofSiany H. anil Mary Jane Fl:ct"ood' ned
Funeral from tho residence Of BIZ father, lhfs (Satur-
davl afterro1a nt1 O'Clock. ...
1t his rea,dence in Ricrtew. H.. Feb 9Th, Of AZ.
year Of his nse-
, 1864-03-05

SH1rMEN1s TO TIE AnMT.-The citlzens OF
Cambridge and Darlington, Illinois, bare Sust ne'a
San,ta1y Fair aud cent the pEoceeos, Ss1 90, 70
tte Northxestern .aauitasy Commission. Other
towus in nlnels aud elsewhere are following suit.
, 1864-03-05
Sidewalk Obstructfons-Pork Eaclkln
Business OH the Sidewalk.


Editors Chicago Tribune: ....-....-.
Allow Ms to can the attention ok the proper
authorities through the columns OF your paper 70
the ssssmat.s and pers1ep1 S s'9ec5 g bes
tween .Lake and South Water. For me pasL tWo
monihs, this sidewalk has been used fog the pork
packing business to thc great annoyanee o. .as e
nackinr hams and shoulders sufficiently profitable
10 pay for proper accommodons iGf t,.a aon ins
Thc h nu,ssnce mn m here complained Of is one which
tsrovs upon us continually. and merits astentfon
from tho powers that be; because curbstone broker
are and tewelry pcddling are allowed IN our
streets, there is no earthly apology for
system Of outdoor manufacture, and fltlns III tne
s,1ewayks with every conceivable article Of mer-
ehaudfse In every possible stage OF PROGRESS from
the raw to the complete article There are plenty
of upoccupfcd1ots about the city, without blocking
Up the avenues Of t1aScl.
11Trr scAx MAG assssAr1oS.-A very pretty
little sensation story has been going the Founds OF
the Chicago papers for TWO OF three days past al
&ectine the mora standing Of certain parties named
below, which, as will appear by the following COM
munication, has as usual very slender paals. tae
story first appeared In one OF the German papers,
and twenty-four hours later found ita way into INC
Times, and subsequently getting INTO me 1oa'"a'.
where it appeared to 1e5t. Like sneW:pan !. n.
creased By rolling TIL It had attained very ntse :
spectable dimensions. The accompanying notet
written by officer stroobel, will show the proper.
its 1use1aoo in lid last named paper was refused
In the Ereaing Jouyaal Of March Sd. appea5zed ss5e
statement purportng to CONC fsom me-neaoco
''Scan Nag" .u. y.,,o,,
and myself OF any other person, entered the room
Of Horace burtan and found MIS- Macon oas19pSn ,,
and sharing the couch Of Buttan. ne Mes saIu,
at the time and all that we saw "aa tne iWo i4ues
~one sitting On lounge and the olher In cnaas'
Nothing moFc-noth1ng less. c-
(sisned4> T. eftso@as1"
, 1864-03-05
ADJUSTMENTS,

Mrs NACsrs:os's CoNcEnr.-Tbc concert given
by Miss Frederick Aa.nusson, at Bryan HaE, last
evening, was Success In every respect. The audi
ence was very large one, hlllng about every seat,
and rerr decidedly In sympathy with the aftistes,
as was manifest IN the cordial greettns which each
received. In this concert, Nr. Lyman ". Wheeler,
and Nj. a. c. Ryder, both gentlemen from Boston,
made their first appearance before Chicago sud-
ence. Mr.. Wheeler is . tenor whom we arc ready
10 pronounce equal to any that has ever appeared in
this city. His rolcc is Of exquisite sweetness
and purity, clear, eJmpathctc, mellow, and NAN.
aged with excellent Judgment and artistic skin lie
at once won the waEmest admiration Of the andi-
ence, and reeeiEed raptrrous encore, in each o1
the parts In which he appeared. Nr. Ryder Is
baEeo Of wonderful power. His rofcc is really pon
de1ous, while at til { sane time 1t has range moi
lezs than TINT Of Formcs. It Is remarkably grca1
in ie upper tones, at the eame timeleas and yibra
ting In the very lowest. The same evidencea o
satisfaction which greeted Nj. Wheeler, were be
stoved upon Mr.. Ryder. Miss Masnusson aston
ishAd even her own friends in the remarkable a1tis
tic powers which she displayed. Her execution Il
almost fau1tless, while her voice possesses d mag
petjs,n that captured the good will and hearty ap
n1ause Of the audience from the eta1t. She is 1es
lined TO achieve many and enduring trophies. w
are glad to learn that Miss Aagnusson will repea
her couce1 in this city the latter part Of next week
On Tuesday evening next, she gises concert
indianapolis with, the same combination Of talent
McV,ckEn,s TuEArRE.-N1as Maggie Ml:ehe
nakea her last appearance this evening, In Aafgo
the Poultry Dealer, and Kats o'sheal. On Nor
dny evening Mrs. Myers, fayorite stock acttes:
| takes her benefit.
c1scrs.-The blu for th,s evening viii be th
game az foz the past week, which has drawn fa
| houses.
AcApEMr OF MCsIc.-This Is the last night {
the popular programme of the week. A new on
will take its place on Monday. There will be zoo1
| II vou 70 early. Otherwise, doubtful.
3lrsEUM-Gen. Green. Miss Amor, from LII
nut, and the Invisible Lady, continue to dra'
| crowds to the Museum. New attractions VIII
offered on Monday. This afternoon the perform
anccs will be for the qualification Of the little pet
ple, in which the trained monkeys will play prom
inent part.
TAE1Er1Es.-Mies Kathleen O'Ncfl, the Iris
voca11st, and Dick Sands appear tonight at Ii
1 Varieties.
observation-disclosures second Masquerad
Bull will take place at bis academy, corner Of clar
md Monroe Streets on Tucsday evening. Wehas
heard Of eereral beautiful character dresses c,
gagged for the occasion, aud it will doubtless p-oy
pleasant affair. Tickets can be had at II
Academy.
, 1864-03-05

Associated O6ngress.-Tbe regular weekly
meeting Of the Chicago Associated Congress will
be held this evening In the ROOMS Of the Law de-
partment Of Lind University, in Larmon Block.
Among other business the Congress will take ac-
ton on the death Of the late Joseph 0. FELTON,. A
full attendance OF members Is requested, and the
public generally le Invited.
, 1864-03-05

Why Eu ife1:xylth Corns and RunIons7
When every one can be instantly aud efIectnally
cured Without emitting, pain, bleeding. Dr. Rea-
dali IL Prescott House, South Clark street. corner
OF Van Buren,. Office hours from TIL q. u.
- lr}5-Y-0ff-9t
, 1864-03-05

ILLNESS or T. B. DRYAx.-wc regret to
announce the Illness Of T. 3. Bryan, who ie con-
hucd to his bed by a severe attack Of pIcurisy.
Last evening the disease showed eIgus of abate~
, 1864-03-05

w~ House and Sign Painting, Calcimfning
Glazing and Graining. Paper Haneings and y WIN
dow Shades selling Wholesale and retail at New
York prices F. E. R1dBY, 90 Randolph St.
Bog t56o. {c2tu57G1m
, 1864-03-05

A Good Months worlk.-L.eut. Col. o.
L. Mann Of the as,h Illinois regiment, recruited 96
men for the gallant old Yates Phalanx last month,
md 10 for the 9Th lllinois-Yates sharpahootess.
This is probably the largest number enlisted at
any one Office for infantry in tho same length OF
time.
We understand that Col. Mann'a ofacc-corncr
Of Madison and Dearborn streets Ia yet open for
the reception Of those who wish to link their des-
tiny with the 3ath.
, 1864-03-05

The WA1TERs' S1R1EE--A day or two ago
there Tna quite commotion among the walters
oi ono OF two Of our leading hotels on the subject
oi "asca. They decided that they had waited long
cnonEn lof voluntary increase Of pay, and deter
nlneo 70 atfake Tor An advance. The ensate ts
supposed 10 nave neen caused by the announce
mcnt IN sne papers ,nst walters were wanted 1t St.
Louls. 1aefe iinsns oeea grand stampede ont of
thnt city In view Of the threatened d.nf-
The wages hitherto paid 10 Competent ,,att,r4 Urn
caco a. in other Large cities. A few days aro tSe
1roprietors Of the fremont announced TINT thcv
yould on the first Of March raise the wages to ~
pcr month for Etugle men sleeping in the house
and to So pr month for married men sleeping Al
home. 1t ts understood that the advance va,
acreed to by several others, II not ALL but the St
Louis movement seems to have induced a wish fa
a etilI greater advance which WIS naked for o1
Thursday. It Is stated that this demand was no
accedod to BY any except peshaps one, and that tl
,nc,, rctaruod TO their duties amer about tire
hours etrike, Mt tho old ratea. There has not bee
any suc extended, persistent or succcssfai attcmp
lis iudicated In the report Of the Randolph stree
organ. ,,.. ..-.
The hotel proprietora claim that these prices al
al. that tbey csn afford TO pay, and that with boar
and 1atuit3es the wages or "a11ef afE !" 1s.a
h3ct and hie duties less laborous than tnose os "
crdiuasy laborer. The last may be true. put u
f.st I'd least open to dispute. The prcAent mig
,stna nj living At tho hotels would certainly nc
1e4d one to euppose that keeping these estsblist
1,onts is losing game, especially when 1t fA cor
tdescd that eye1y hotel Ia dlled 10 Overlooking.
, 1864-03-05

TRY GOODS, CLOTHING,
~ BOOTS AID SHOES,
AT AUCTION,
on WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9Th. AT eh O'CLOCK,
Atpptters' Auction Rooms, IN Portland Block.
mht.vs.Q6t WSf- A. BUFFERS. Aucts-
, 1864-03-05

SplrtfuaIf.m.-War Chase lectures on this
subject Sunday, March 9Th, at 1o1 H.. NJ. and at ~
q. NJ Seats free. It
, 1864-03-05

dnobby-Thc new styles Of cloth Hats and
Caps, Just received Mt BreWsters, under Sherman
Ucns4. Rrewste1's Spring Style Of Dress Hat nov
, 1864-03-05

WANTED-Employment BY q
.YY young man as sales1nsn u a retail store. Or
given. viii make liberal terms for permanent en-
PoymCnt. Address a. :" Chicago Tribune office.
, 1864-03-05

Chicago Eye and Eur Inlrmnry nnd
Clinic lnAtltatc, la South Clark street, Dr.
Everson, specialist for diseases OF the Eye, Deaf
ness, Catarrh and all chrome Diseases Cut this
ont and keep 1t. mar6T9235t. .SatMd6W
, 1864-03-05

WANTED-A situation in Dry
w Goods Store, or as Assistant Book keeper, by
young man we'll acquainted with the business. Can
give lrst.cass reference Address ]. MONROE Hatch
, 1864-03-05

nor SALE.-Great Bargains.
5000 acres OF Land, on the tine OF the Logans.
sort and Peosa Railroad. In Livingston county, III.
These lands are high and rolling and within three
miles Of Railroad Stat1ons Chotsworth and Forrest
re. a.d i've niles iecc scc1 Coal Nine, and Will
oe sold cheap sss5 balance r. ays Or ssyea
anEiactory at Chntsworth. In successful operation.
Eo better lands In the State; Address O. apply to
tc J: sTtLLWE1L. ESQ. Cha:sworth, Illinois,
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