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Especial Dtspatch 70 tho Chicago Tf1buuel
CEcI4ITI, Narcu II.
FLoCE-Qulet but steady. sAlea cholca snper1ne u
b7.13-
8ka1E-WheAt dufl md nominal. Com Activu' and
higher aales No. mixed At SAKE. Oats irregular
sales at 4aR4tc. KJe 40 salts. Barley qolos.
WHMHY-NomtnN,
Pnuy1syoas-Bteady but msyket yt7y weak st cloFc
100 bbs rev city meas Pork sold ats25n1 BAtc clean
sdes. offered At 1ec Per pkd Shoulders sold at 1ec
Gea. fotz1des St {e a1'tpacked. Lard offered freely
At lsc for prime city without buyers.
McHKT-Eot n close.
ELcHAIaE-TtFJ tl1u; Banker2 shipping currency
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auetio1t Sales.
REMOVAL.
WIN. A. BUFFERS l. CO., ;
DRY GOODS COMMISSION MERCHANTS

oNERR8s
uaTo leased from Potter P1lmer, Etc., for term Of
Year,, and now occupy the entire dve&tory 11ar.
bic 0rpnt double store In
r A Il NJ E RS B Lo G r >
Nos. ~ and 48 Randolph Street,
Between stAte street aud Wabash ayenue Chicago.
Ths Only Exclusively Auction Commission
House in Chicago.
They hare the largest And best adapted house 70.
conducting the sales Of Dry Goodt, Clothing, Boot
and Shoes, and Household Goods, west Of Now {ork.
REGULAR SALE DAYS
DRY GOODS, ez3csy
Every Tuesday aud ThnrsdAys
S45csy
Every Saturday,
Particular attention. n usual, viii be given to the
sale Of Household Goods Ut private dwellings. Q21e
, 1866-03-26

"lu eo"nen* eiee ana soofe des los aosap
Ipom Of the Fir't Baptist Church. Books fasnlsh'
ca ea0 sen on11ng INC eoasee oi tHei'u 4os'+'
-------,..n.,,- ,,..,.
- =. .~&H8ASA1t'-4ae ~ 80, csr,1n,,-
aaE q VIC on'es17n Mtsnoa1' A r.rrh e,th
Association wta be held % 1"esSv ~ - 80 cnr.-+ [
Block
.--.- --.,.-.-. ,.r.a u,,A .x.-
OyERCnARcnKo.-AnA nAeIauAas nuT0 nakn nv
Gutfe, was nned IS apd eosa IN tne FoAes Coas[
vehicles. i, appears that he charged nan one
dollar for conveying him from tho GrsN union
to The North oepot. Hnne tae lRA 1tfe 1of
thai dis'anee II ou' w., es14.
n.xorsoua copxrgur.-on Saturday Mr,
;enrre A. H,ltmsn. commission merchant, received
sfon CON- " 0e eoants soconpouno
tbc erst water. In detign L ex1cly like the gen
utnc, but the execution heafr no resemblance to It.
the engraving Of the same etanp
-
AkaChAste calos s1Afakss--ahe suose1spalons
10 INC Aeeame un'on s h1plese M company closed
On oanfua1.. INC soo0."D showed 10 CHI
eo e osaoe s. ~ ..Sen. &c. lnae wa qol!e : man
were dtappo'nted, owing to tho list being filed in
the efrly part Of the day. We are Informed that
points. 10 secure ehares, but were disappointed in
The effort.
four ezpscss trains viii be run eastward, daly upon
the Michigan southern l. Northern Indiana 1ail.
road The Saturday night train, eastward. vail not
run beyond ElkhAEt. but win Ee1naln there TIL
oeioeA on MoIoA5 nofnanE. re unae1s9nd !ae
.nd ~. Cffesrs ~ ~ r.S
II ,hty hs 9noiher str1Ie II yuuld be nees.sry IN
double teeir rolling stock IN order 10 meet the de-
$50 a. tkfA
, 1866-03-26
Ql)ifago Gribnue.
MuNrAY, MARCH %, 1855.
THECITY.

ADVANCED srNo1Ku S0uoot--1foY E. II. Foote
vii, comnence eiee and chorus clsse for advanced
singers MONDAY evening, March s6sh IN The lecinis
foom of the F1r.t Baptist Church. Booka fugnlsh-
ed end seni during the course Of twelyr lessons.
, 1866-03-26

DI E D,

Al III wauke., Wis, on the 18th inst. hy Rev. Dr..
Hesle a. p. DAY. late Captain 1oth Ohio Cavalry
and Mis- ALLIR z. O'FARREL14, Of keooshs. WIS.
, 1866-03-26

GROCERIES, TEAS, SPICES,
Eose RRsf HstdTs5s M.s kl9Gos5xs Y
ecieek* s b9txrs ASct,on Ros1as, T.. T. paiMsss !
sud wabash a1. VII. !. BUTTEks CO, Auction.
onra nqn
, 1866-03-26

-Thuty five ktudsnts OF Racine College were cpn-
nrmed in The College Chapel on Tnetday afternoon
last. The setnes were very impressive. and were
witneesed BY vrzT large congregation, among
whom were u1xny citizens Of ChicaRD. The sermon
was preached BY Bishop Cl1rkton from the text
s.lt Il eooa for = man 10 hear tho yoke in bis
YOUTH The address TO the confirmed vas d.
liyesed by bishop Talbot. Both Of which Bishops
also a>xiEaed the venerable Bishop kcmpef IN ad-
m,nsstG1rg The Ette Of condensation
The ofnciAl relationship between the three OIL
riattng nishops made tue association sczJ interest,"
Btbop Of she Episcopal Church, having becn elect
Cd ~ such thirty Sear ago. When be resigned the
oltcc In order 70 become Diocesan Bfhop ot .Sis-
eneu him And ~hea Htrhop Talbot wa transfer.
1rd 10 Indiana ID 1855 Blthop Clatk.on WIS conse-
W It Was IS a1to 10 tic Eplsoopa.apr pre%en,a m-no-
rails OCCASION 70 rec the oldett Bishop Of the
Church tBishop kemper) 70. oyer rh,ee,scose-
spd ne oe 1ne = Tho 1n
same solemn ecEMontal.
TIE Wet SIDE STREET 1NrRoEExEar.-The
time for opening the bid. fnr the filling. grading
and pa1inr West Randolph and Madison streets
rum Tic river 10 Halsted streef. was extended on
Saturday til some time IN next month IN order to
alloH more time 1or contractors TO make ont their
ettimater. which OF couf<e viii be htstd On the
ratet Of labos this spring md summer. The dffeeu
thousand persons who are dally carried over the
rails OF the &eet Division will hear gladly Of the
determination Of The board Of Public Works to
change The originally proposed plan Of procedure.
They have now decided 70 work on coe rireet 1t
time. Randolph street will b. pared from the cast
10 the west line before the trave Of the csrs On
MIdizon street II iutcnered with, snd a Temporary
track laid On Halstad from Madlson 10 Kandolpb
uAnn.. While the Randolph Street improvement Il
IN progress Madison street Will be cnfbed At the
gut'cfs, suen other things done 4. viii not In
t9tere with the rails. By thi. 1ue1ne Madison
ftnset vii he m a forward s1afc when Rnnnolph II
unl.hed snd II the contractors do their duty, both
susr msy be put up 10 grade long etc the next
n1pea inst !he Hoard ot rnhatc Works will make
tole one M tne eondlnons Of the contract and let II
the !cast tpaee Of time comuatbis with dn,n. ,hr
work vel. Doth Streets ouEhI 70 be finished IL.
Eide o. I've months frnsD the Time OF frst tacsliue
ground - 1A"@>~'-A
, 1866-03-26
WIFE MURDER.
Another Tragedy on st. Patrick's Day
.-.A Wife Beaten to Death...Ar.
rest Of the Brute.

st. P1t1ck'e Day has becu etgnAli1ed this yearTby
more than one decd Of cruelty committed in the
peichborhood Of Chicago, A little hamlet 1t the
Michican Southern Railroad Junction was lhe
Ecene OF violent alteration betueen husband
and vic, which 1esulted in the death o the latier
Thomas Foley, the keeper OF ealoon at the
Junction, man Of dtes!paied habits and bad repu-
ing epen. the day In the city, and being under the
influence OF liquor, commenced 10 abuse his wife in
4 shocking manner. lie thrc,x her upon the door,
irg tie marks Of his booss upon haE. Tie poor
Woraku SCREAMED for ausistnnce, when the rufdan
seaEed her, and thrutt her 1orcioly through The
aroused The neirhborhood. T1e bTnai
husband was dsaeged amy. and bis sicum Vas con-
CAREFULLY atteuded to. She WIS teven months 3D.
sancrd in pregnancy, and the injuries she had 10
cesved proved fatal IL the ttt instance 10 the child
which vas noa oP Aonaay It. tsu " shs,
evidence Of The brrtality 10 which she had been
subjected The woman Hns eo1veycd 10 the SIS
ter Of Mercy Hospital where. after suffering great
Information Was received 1t the POLES Head
quarters IN this city, n relation to The transaction
which induced Capt: Hickey to detail officer Mckay
officer made his appearance IN the vicinity tne
guilty wretch On recognizing him. turned pale and
showed nnmfs.akahle s1ens Of guilt &c was at
once pkaCEU u10e1 AlIEtt AE31 ~ tAG
r.. 1c Mas ALLOWED to follow The remains Of hn
vic to the vault Of the Catholic CemeHy In com
psny Of IN officer.
Foley Il said 10 hive lived a rerT evil life for
many Year, past He formerly resided In New
1orE where be once attempted 10 desert hts wife BY
croeting lht ocean 10 Ireland. Thither be was FOL
losed by hle spouse, and tho twain remained in
that country till years ago when they returned
to Ills countEy, and finally established saloon OF
ver, doubtful Reputation 1t the Junction.
Coroner Wagner will hold m inquest On the re-
mains OF the murdered woman this forenoon n the
t,1aN rf trth
, 1866-03-26

OWcuApero-A hael1uan. named Hugh Nc
fu}rr ,v.. t,ned IS spd cos,s IN the POLES Court
on SATURDAY, for vto,sttns the ordinance concerning
yeAiclee. i. appears That be charged nan one
dollar for convrJinF him from tho Grsa1 union
IL fhe Nof1hwextern depot. while the legal fkre tol
s6.r d,,l snce il but 6fty cent?.
, 1866-03-26

ANnIsr or YouNa TMEvEs.-Dn Saturday eyeu-
lng Detective Wells Sherman arrested three boya
named Thomas Kirk, Clavie. Frumsud and Thomas
Ecnt, members Of an extensive gang OF young
thelsue who have infested Iake and Clark ntreels,
1obeing ebow csaee, picking pockets and making
themselves generally ditaEreeable for months past.
Only few eevulngs aincs they broke the elass Of
thow case standing In front Of etose on Cl4,k
street, md canned of several pairs OF hoota Some
weeks aeo young Kirk picked the pocket Of Indy
on the corner OF Warrington and Clark STREETS, aud
made b1s cecape from the officers at the Central
station. 2 heir deprcdAttons harr been SO frequent
that MIR. Sherman took upon himself The ts.k Of
breaking up the gang, 1nd hAs 70 far succeeded m
czptuEsux three of the won't cncS, and Tightening
the o1he1t. The 5oune Asab4 vii be examined II
4hc lpNce Court On Monday.
, 1866-03-26

TRY GOODS, CLOTHS, CAS-
~ sIMRREs. CLOTHING, , Mgsl &RY: FANCY :
* o'clock, 1t Rutters' Auction 1io IN Paluers
Block, Nos. a. And 40 Randnlph.at, bet. stAtebt.
AarF o9]Q
, 1866-03-26

II. z. CKx7kxAEJ.-The regular noutaly meet
tng OF the American Mtthodtt LADIES' Ce1tenatJ
Association wil be held on Tnesd1J. Eafen x"n'
ai 10 o'clock q. H., In room No. ~ ID. 4. ennfen
K1frk
, 1866-03-26

DaEorsoua CouNrENJT.-On Saturday Nr,
Gexre 4. Hlliman, commission merchant, received
from correspondent tn the country $50 compound
interest mole, which proved 10 be counterfeit Of
the Est water. In deeign It L ex1cly like the gen
utnc but the execution beafr no resemblance to It.
The paper uEson which 1t IL printed u coarse, and
the engraving Of the came et1np.
, 1866-03-26
lost.
DFrso1tal.

DERSONAL.-IfGe Geo. P. Sanford
or Saunders of the 18th U. 8, Regulars. will call
al the Pitts. Fl. ". c. r. R. Ticket ONCE he VIII
xsfn sn1ne TSjuabie Information, mhltq3tk
, 1866-03-26

NTcVICKER'S THEATRE.
Last 6sek Of Mr. and MISS Couldoek. Last week
Of Mills johanna C1susscn.
Mopday-THE WILLOW CDPsE.
Luke Fielding. ~. Y " Goulqoek
TO conclude with TaE GOOD FOR NOTHING.
Nan tthe Good for Nothtns> Mile JOHANNA Causaen
Tuesdsy-RICt1EL1EU.
Saturday, great bill for tho Matinee. qsl7
, 1866-03-26

OAk Wopp HA1I--This establishment fu1nishes
aweuxegulatcd home and achool for boys. 1t Ia I
pl,ce where their mozal, phyrIcai and Intellectual
training receives careGn! attention. The pnpl14 Of
the Institution are thoroughly drilled in the funds
mental p.1ncip]ea Of comprehensive education.
The younger clasa Of boys only arc received, ove1
whom parental care 10 exercised, day and night
ton eha be fully equal TO the bert, N it, arrange
ments md accaInm odauun1. They have recently
expended several thouesnd dollars on i.a enlarge.
1nent and Improvement Circulars may be obtained
offs. q, 9nscs Co.. booksellers, on 1akr tt1ett,
a By addressing E. Berbcr Eeq- the Principal, 1t
Lake Forest. IiIpois.
, 1866-03-26

NKRcn61's Tx1oH EuREss-The subscriptions
10 the Ae.chants' Union Exprese Company closed
On Saturday. the 3so0,W0 SLOWED to Chi.
caeo being al taken. There was quits 4 ru.h
were ditsppon'ed, owing 10 tho List being filed IN
the carly part Of the day. Ne are Informed thai
rome pa.1iee telefraphed to Milwaukee, and oihes
points, 10 secure eharcs, hut wcze disappointed In
The effort.
, 1866-03-26
.fDuna.

FOUND-A sum OF money, which
T. the owner can hare BY proving property:
n, W,EEWELi4 III Dearborn r. Q9a1
, 1866-03-26

FATAL RAILROAD AcezpEx1-on Friday evening
last. Cou1ad Mueller. aged tevcnty-two yeass. WIS
run over and fatally Injured BY IN engine On the
uzek Of the Chicago + Alton Railroad, near the
Ogden tltp, In bridgeport. He was walking On the
track, when the train approached slowly, and the
ng1nee1 nnr the bell a. the slgnM Of danger. The
dccessed turned round. saw tue approac ching eu.
ward seemed ea il bentldtred. abc again stepped
on The track Immediately in front OF The encine,
which p4sfed over him, cu1ttng pd both bis Jeze.
he expired IN great agony On saturday evening.
He had 4 family Of grown up song residing IN
Bridgeport The inquest on the remains will be
held 1t tie city dead houRe ut O'Clock to-day.
, 1866-03-26
19rQQtttS
1IUUIIE6.
POWERS
Patent PerDetual Broom /!

MIKE your own Frooms. and thus save x Of what
you now pay for that article. few more County and
state Rights for sale ut bargain. Men out OF bosf
ness Why will you be Idle? when Soa can take hold
Of thl1 Broom and make S11 where you invest u.
Agents noW making from 80 to 9s0 pei day. BuJ
Town. County OF State Right. .,..-....
The nooms are now being Manufactured In lazKe
quantities. IN this city. AT orders accompanied With
tho money blfed short notice. Send stamp for cir
culaz. OF call my Office and get pasted and you VIII
ilveat. CHAS. Z. UKO"NE.
Room II Tylers Bloch. ~ IAsz1le.st. Chicago
Hhc6qel3&p
, 1866-03-26

ALLEGED LAHcExf or WA1cu-A good look
tpg German g1rl named Matlda Tehikamp, was ac-
cuted before Justice Milliken 1t the Police Court
on Saturday, By Eliza sehnidewent, who resides at
~ Washington etreet. Of having stolen gold
watch worth sixty dollarH from bureau dtawes.
The cirl had been employed in the couplatnant's =
house a. terraut, and some disagreement occur
red between them In consequence Of tho frequent
yts,ts o! 4 man nsmed pceil, whom Matilda aveEcd
was hcr husband. She wts ordered 10 leave tn.
premises, and she cid 50 On Friday xftefnoon
Shortly after he. departure her mistress, On exam.
lining inc drawer where ehe had len tho witch th.t
Afternoon, dltcovcfed TINT It had been canned OF
Suspicion at pstce attached Itself to the dschNEt
dence ag2iIst her though Of rather nimsy eharac-
te1 VIII deemed OF tuscaent gravtiy 70 WaIEant the
examination beng continued for week. tho p.te.
uner being required to give bail In the sum OF
for her htneh1duce
, 1866-03-26

Go to our friend n. F., Merrtl1's 70
keroseuce o'ls, !aups, lanlernf chandeliers. glas
Enlf &c. Il and "a Randolph street D56t
, 1866-03-26

Ba]fucs In treasury. 4 1.&79,23
TO 1his was appended the following reeonnea-
dAiion:
Notwithstanding thus sez7 Esaafstog exhibit Q !
, 1866-03-26

CATHOLIC ORPHAN AaylrH.-Ths Board OF
Managers al the Catholic Orphan Asylum have pre-
pared statement Of the aCz1rs Of the AIylar, with
the receipts and disbursements from March LIST,
1868, up to February I'd. 1896. The balance sheet
Elbows tho receipt Of Elsse5 SC. Iaid out
for groceries, fuel. clothing and sun-
dries during the fame period, &12 I65a Is.
A balance in the hanus OF the Treasurer Of
FG;s s3, is more fhHu covered by The bills due
fos groceries, etc Tie Asylum has been. during =
portion Of the period, under The manaEemcut Of
The Sodety Of ri. Vincent de ST. Faul- The total
nnmbcr OF orphans in The Al5]1m Is 12o. Of which
81 arc mailer and Go are females. Of this number Is
ere under three yeats oI age Is between the arcs Of
shrc and i've yea1A, G4 between the R-es Of avc aud
nine. S bctw cen The ages OF ten ind t1iiseen.
The tuanecesr Apnonnce that Fair 9ud Festival for
the benefit Of lhe Asylum wIIl e heid tn the skating
Knk, On the corner of wabash avtnue aud Jackson
fiteei, commencing On The evening or Easter Mon
day, and ak the public for liberal kh3re OF TINT
naitun.t,e Of which tic Asfln1Q Is 50 dcsesYine.
, 1866-03-26

TEE SrH1Fu ELEcTor.-Ald. Bond deetres u to
cay that he Is not candidate for reelection &C.
Pumeroy il spoken Of n candidate for aldenmanIe
bonoss in the Ftret Ward In addition to those al.
ready noiCd By NJ.
The following are The rc!iEng Aldermen, whose
places will nett to be nlled by election On the tnrt
tC71rxdSx In Anr1f.
, 1866-03-26

Go to the HeAt-G1o to Bryant dt STRAIT.
tons Chicago Commercial College to get thor
ou7h, macdcal business education. or to become
good Telegraph Operator. Address tor circulars,
y AfE 1.rCN FhffAr& IT,
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has 8unretfup s,uannt, tit aad1 Sineuu'ott 5ulaf
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tine Riintt erridtl NO man e ibsr alle aaf sst.n
II. geiunbbeit baastid,s Bra8sa I'M 8att f,aes.r
Tam S,c stti ausuuit nber petlpsenes essr &eilgp
Isnes giatnfspmi soeufiil,irt be ethsfenct psren
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3pstfel an csan Sebuib abrls betbt; 9eraLb aut
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frdatnesn yreunS,a ntstlbeen Ste aaranits setillo
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sltst am -9piplal su Jcci0" pbcr n2arbpilers"
~ Paris.
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s,sfar ~. Dlpfes S SONS.

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