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, 1866-05-02
AMUsEmEnTs,

orEA-Ihe season opens On Thureday evening.
The tale OF seats Is now IN progress 1t the Opers
House for single nights Or the seaaon.
MrsKCx-Ihe "AidsummeF Nights Dream"
win be repeated this afternoon and evening, after
which 1t viii be withdrawn to make room tof 9th er
novelties. Those Who have not yet seen II must
Th.s tteuan1, The delegates 10 The Eight Hon1
LeaRue Convention w!u attend the Museum tn 4
body -
McVIcKER's TnEA1RE.-NcEean Buchanan and
VIsr{nta. IN London ArsrI4uee''
AcApExr or Hrs1c.-Sktf l. Gayjord's Min-
st1elA.
fAkr benefit In the Academy OF Mns.t, On Monday
afternoon ne1t. ii which many Of his professional
brethren IN this city VII assist.
Howx's Cruces -On Tho iaka shore, foot Of H&n-
dolph DfFeet afternoon and evening.
"noNE AGAt1."-Tne ceiehF1fed A1leghAuIAps
week. from q vety ruecet-fnl European tour. They
~tll ehortly Nten Chicago
, 1866-05-02
Markets by Telegraph.
MIDNIGHT MARKET REPORT,

Especial Despatch 10 the Western A1socta&ed Pres,
kk1 Y0Rx, ARy !.
The demand for money IL Tsfy moderate sud 1ead.
Ny nct at @95 PET cent On cali. with the supply
largely In e1cess OF The wants OF bfokert Bent Of
hcers rere offering to-day TO lend money fos three 10
k1 month"; 1t ) per cent On good security.
GOLD.
Tss Gnld market adsHnced during the day, ssd
closed IT 126A3. Tho failures In England. toveths,
With the w1rllxe sspecs OF tho Ge1usn oue<on. tend
ed to produce thia rtae.
The Aaststant Treaanrer today psid out II 5n IN :,
So1d n interest On the nveswenty bonds,
aovhTAHxT7.
The 0ovssuznens ltss xss 1oHef this aSte,ooon m
nvssweafy md Ia fort. coupoaA Tho seecut rse H.
osse bonds ~sukh& on: lbezal supply, rad n the
, 1866-05-02
THE GREAT CONSOLIDATION
CIRCUS!-
FIVE SHOWS IN ONE !

VIII exhibit At CHICAGO; on Lot Corner Of Kan-
Monday Evening, April 30,
And every Afternoon aud Evening 0uEnE ne week.
This l14mt nec Alta1ce Ia composed Of 200 Men
and 1lorsesi 80 Performers, s Lady EQnc4.
has lhe rioat A39nlocent Stud Of Highly Trained
Horses, Educated Mules, and Dtmluuurt Pomes. ever
a combination Of Equestrian, Gynnssue: Aeroba.ic,
and Athletic Talent neTer be1ort consolidated In any
one institution either In Europe or America.
Tie Performance VIII canxlst 0t all that Is Novel 2nd
Rtiltiant IN Horsemanshio Grand 4nd Courageous ia
~ u q az eassa f AtPs
fists or THE DAf,, Equestrian PnReanta and
t9mtMca, GTu1d nna Lofty ,TnnbtIng Uau.
biz somarsa u 1ltlne, sts,, E,ll oe intsoaueea =
forming sre Of fhe most Acceptable Unique aud Brtl.
liant sHOS5 evsr 1yen ~ any one time, under any
one Carvas., on the Continent Of America.
r. The pe1ioElusu will corsls. Ut nearly every
Vet knz. hSA tttt ceg0 Introduced In Arena IL shh
unlled sa.es b aIroupe Of A1tlsa By ~ the LaFs
Circus To this AnT other Countrr 1t Is tho AIN aad
de1ire OF tie Management to give such Sho that
while II may please ARD Instruct every one. 1t WILL ba
30 guarded q lot 10 offend the most fasttdlous
N. h-Eacn Performance Will Commence with 4
TEN HORSE ESTnEE,
The Camp of the Cossn cl1s.
~ peo.s opsa At and = O'Clock. Pm. a1ad
ha Aaa,:s,oa, - aona. Children tunder II 5e.r,,
Is Cent?. a. ". AOlGAk, General Acct
wE5U
, 1866-05-02
d 4 e D

IN this city, Arri, nth. It ln:1s p n kATE paEbE
The tnnciA will ftke pl.ca this NOR ming ~ eleven
o'clock. from their residence. No. 2N Eat .nalaas
In this city. April soth I'm. H. only aon Of Cot 8.
D. Baldwin, aged u years.
Friends arr Inv lied 10 attend the mineral
At pshon's Church, #. 1t Washtng,on.sf- Thu1Eday.
May :. ht : D. N. .....,.....
Bridgeport and New Haven papers p1sfse copy
IN Tatrrtotn. r. Arrti ctth. OF coEEest!on OF
the lungs, Nr1, OLIVE LEWis, w!now ef the lstf
Charles Lewtx and sister OF AFs- Iohn Calnoau' o1
this city,
, 1866-05-02

I
NEw 1oFx, MaYl l.
GaITox-IrFean1aT. dull and unsettled, at 1a SIC tol
u!9dlthE. - y
-aloc. with saea ~ II So@Sp Tor exlrs 8tAte: t19
?D tof round hoop Ohio, And f9-N8t3 - 1of tfads
GHAIF-Nheat dnll. huasr., I'd 29:c lover, With
1mbcr M,chtEsn. ssI ii IS for Old 10. Milwaukee.
liye dull At 7ae Western. bar1eJ and o,r1eJ malt
oo Ge4L au hsary. sna 1c 10 ser viii, s%'es At q
ttoIe I'D nsl,re1.g Oats a1 a1d lover. 1t 478+s;
NunKHX-Dail At se.2ts+2.: .:64. with tri6fac ssles.
EROCEE1x3-tionet semslna fnActlye. with only
sales rum 3Obbers hAntis 1t prryious pffces. Tht
sioex Of Ro coffee Is ss.6se >bags. Su9az-Fot rnW
sugars the rarktt u quiet hnt sctnlns fts rEmaess.
F., 70 strictly good re*ncd = sgaa Ike Enb1. ~
s..s Sbda Ss hhas Meiodo 5asi a.. iii iisi ss ess =
aolasses steady At former tgures- fnsto aca, ta$
13c: Cuts htusroshto, 4s<4t5c.
PETEpLEE4-RathcT more a'eAdI- at 2t3s6kc for
crude. znd ING acc for ruined H. bond.
I'eoT1sloN.-y0rk to-day Is tnose atttyf aHt e1.
tIted a7l.l2kGa1&1H for nav .uess. elesta. u
f7s.s2t for regular Sc o44 50 Ior old mes;
jone kna July st f77.7. y u. The E1oeko Of ole and
ntW Cerk Nsy lss, 1an, u s0s2s orIs tE4t9St sam!
date i&tt month y9ss6 bris, sane date !sst yrss
Vilq hils. Heel cortlnves t!eady at SIG TIA 5o ~
new pl1ln utsa 5ta 81 10r naW extra nead Lhe
stock Of heel, aid ana nEw. May 1atts 2s,Sst nEls
sane nate last month S46 bEls k1n1e date lasL yea
f74Si h1!s. Beef hams nrm 81 4io.eo33lsQ Bacot
auitt; l3tc for short 1ibbcf midd1es, Cuf peat
wltno1. e6.rEe 1le12e for .hoad T. 40 1hSitA
siesdy ~ &c for Ohio and &t3Ec far STATE Chees
duI1 Al leac4c.
, 1866-05-02

fCUy tAnARa "REkGt.
rspeCtat be- .Atch 70 tho Chicago Tfihnnc,1
c1acrax1F7, May l.
F1oux-1n acttre speculative demand, and pr1ces
n1u.. Sales Spring e1tsAs 1959-
GsA1N-Wbeat duh, but not Quotah1y lower Corn
quiet R2lea: Mixed No. At e0r. Oats dull 1t &c fos
No. l.. Ryc quist hut frn At Sc for MOL. BARLEY In
fair deMAd. without chznEe.
Cqr1os-Betser demand; smsll haiea. M1ddltns
Sc.
/ hNHmxT-Dec1ined tosz.3o for fsee raw. ...
Pnov1soss-1nrekutar Mess pork opened at 3s.0a
advanced 70 $As1. Sales so brls u these pr1cea.
Bacon u good demand, but Bcarce- Bulk me4ts
steady. ss1ea BIB aides A:1ac. loose. Lard dull
p4Iue city kettle rendered offered At 70c.
Aoxx1-Conuunsa esAy. EIchanss IL Eathez
easier.
, 1866-05-02
Milwaukee Market.

Especial Despatch % tbs Chicago ThF1bunctl
MnWACEKr. MAY !.
FLoEK-very quiet fales Of 10 brls at 3s.l Tor
donbie e1tn city spring ts2s for country double ex.
tra; q. 90 for supe5nnc.
GHAH-Wheat easier ano steaay. Sales At this
mornln1.s BoArd-81,o ,ot0 bu No. 1t SL6ax91ka for
winter receipts for 4prtDg receipts, Sl-6 SELL
er's option, nIst half Mhr tlta for Eo... ,
At the noon DoaEd-.alef, B7.0W bu al. s1.6e9f.B2
cash $i.s3 On tbs spot, and Il 80 tor No.
At tlhe :. p. N. Board-Ftmsr. sAles s. 900 bu No,
spring ~ Ills for RUNNER recelrs; s162k@LEs for
winter receipts. Osts steady. sses LOO at SIC fos
winter receipt. Corn 1rM. s2Iea 80 bu 10. Ut s3c
Rye fsm- Sales. 800 but No. At &c In sto1t.
PRovls1oas-nuttor nrme. Ga1es > brls fsesh roll
AtAc. Eggs tc higher.
REcEtrTe-9o0o hfla 1our, $1,000 bu waelt, nooo bn
cats.
sn1PxIn7s-7oo br1s nour, -, 100 bu wheat.
, 1866-05-02
1t. Louis Harriet.

1t, koul1 M1rtct.
Especial Dtspateh 10 this chieaEo Tribunal
IT. Lorrs, Msy1.
active at siEas-n Tor iuxs: $7.t1
aH.s3 1uF st1&.
F1oCR-Fatr 1t $3s9as.so for spring and tan exTts,
and s6nca17.to FOR Xxx and Xxx. ? brI.
GsAtN-WheAt unchanged At s2-aAa2-o for lsll.
Corn yteady With active demand ut Eo6tc for mixed
aod yellow, and s7a;eo Tor white. Oats very active
1t the decltne-SAGc.
NurKxI-Halfs Il -. .1922N.
, 1866-05-02

OsW1oo, AaT I.
FLoua-Ecasce aud higher. Gales at ta.z5@9.M f'f
No spring 0.73ae1I..0 for rcd winter, and $ia99
1t,tp for dnub1e extra.
SHAIsGWheat tcsree ana quiet. No. l Chle1Eo
spring held at $l73, and Eo.9 At e15a Other grams
Lou,tnal.
wheat lbc, com 5xc, sad oata s{c y oa TO NtT foFf.
, 1866-05-02

InsEes1or naljsntyne n5ed That the s.l.ry q
VIZ sS,esf. .sau q, 9sed Seh'0 Dc 'a
s.Ta a1 Gunrrr4nfendtnt - 1sepor.ed that the Young
sssest as:aa shee' hsd ben secu1ed to RELIEVE
Inrpcctor Werfasrth offered the following:
Netpfped Thaf toe Wells School be no longer au
exception under the head Of employment and aata.
fics ot at4cha1T adopted by the bond Al the BE-
Stnniue OF tbb school year. Carried
The ieposs oi The school Aren't mas received
rirtu1 the sttepE md expenditures Tor account OF
tue echoal fund from February 10 May. ~ follows
Heccptt >..,..... ii
Expenditures .......... ................ 56,05s.74
, 1866-05-02
LOCAL MATTERS.

Because Peraon bAt q bad Cough 1t
no. os r isa1 has e xh
uBAccump3nted bJ distressing cough. Whefe.
however. p1etitpostt1on 70 pulmonary diseases ea
the Lungs snd wastes ,he scnc1ai strength, and
soon establishes an 1ncusable complaint. In al
asts tnen II is the tafe1 PIN TO get nd Of couch,
pote no Fernedy acts more ptampuy or surely or
with more bsne6t 10 the organs OF the chest than
ennponnaeS 1lo saeeinl, ~ eeeeed daes md
which, on trial. will alwaye be found WORTHY Of Its
worla;v,de reputation. Sold BY al Druggists.
National Concert.-1 Particularly de-
~ agents foe this concert. Send inuou1 NAMES IL
yon will rseeive the tickets BY reiutn mail a.
O'Bnen. Chicago. EVA
Horrible SuHcrInE-HopeIeSs Cond1.
| hon-J. Richmond: resi- estate 3atut. rs South
o naa 9ss ees sse ;a M ,sep
hope Of ssef being cured but friend IN need rec
his erest jey,s isx appi'eapens Il H. aaid eated
him permanently. md il dow ~ lively md Acs1ye
| for esle. x6V
| Some person who knows more Of
other1 bueiness thzn theT d. OF their OWL has e.
cul1ted the etosy that the Chicago PRACTICAL Psint
\ ing Company would b counted among the
e. Se r. e.: z q NAY r. n tennS SnDe ne~
eiofe Il ss 1assne srses. 5ssay . fssl:s ia
eonnee.ed w1sh he gtne1sl psln'ins@ business.
| No you wish 10 be in us.e-a ot4r sv1s99
Your friendai fou h1fs opy 70 use nat aIysnss VIZ
perfume fos IA. re hsndSe5eh1sf o5 1siman ceS
r;s. t;5sst ; Indian s cstsrrh @ gf,%seaakE;;a &c akE;a,
weak Eyef. Neuralgia OF Hc.d<cne, kuonla TX
, 1866-05-02
BOARD OF EDUCATION,
School Bufld1nss-RaislnE Moncy-Sta.
1stics Of fAttendAnce.

The regular monthly meeting Of the Board Of
Education held LAST evening at the rooms Of The
Board, No. 20 IASatIe st1eet, the President Z. n.
Holoeu, EeG, IN the chsir.
1be1t were aIso present the following Inspec-
tors B&liap,5ue, Biaekman, uon6eld, Dsertano,
Clartr, Feltenthsl+ Foster, Gnillord. Holden.
Ihe m1np,et of the LAST meeting were read and
approved.
Bntld,ues ard Grounds. reported that eorae pro1ao
es. y hsa d., hefn 5ecHiyed Mth fesM y t6e pas-
terrain, as there were tunds NJ thess dikpoaal.
The eanae committee reported thst tne cleaning
nnd repairing tue vartous school bu1adlngs, or
The COMMITTEES also recommended that certain
roon,t. adjoining thote 1ow nsed BY the Board, be
rented fo1 nc snta of x:s5 PEI ann9m.
petition n .tceired ffom residents IN the east
P.a Of skiunsr tnt the northeast past Of Foe;er
Ses .eseo ss9a oS Gn.os tsf .6s ss3 81
to tne neashbor Of Harrison os Van Bn1en streeta,
| Tor The accommodation Of children WHO were locs-
Sd u = os.,anee frou the above named schools.
| Grounds.
1n-pector ste=se. trora the Committee On Text,
bird" Ard the >ioain " =, sext-hooke In The crnded
seaooe. The 1ecornmes.1stion was approved.
16s io3oHan2 ~ anpentnxn;s aa and flan*fets were
e Of German IN tie Washington echool: Emma
Lloyd. sppoi11ed ssa1stant IN The Eaion Bsaurh Of
| s.,ir,sni il liz New 1s-rr .rhno, pEs:
MARY T. Brown, translexTrd ron frr FranEssn -
The Skinner school: u. Sinclair, transferred 10
Milwaukee branch Of Wells Srhoni. ~ y.nE,n.
l kef md CAMILLA Jeath assl,fnnfe n Sf{nn.,
Schoot: Nrn 1alrntf essi.to ~ in Wa,, S-Snn1. !
I HTrytou Il Nr{sren .rI w. = T.gtsa .s t..nous .,
l artjstR3s II OQden schooi- Mis-. - VI Stp1lsn
asatetaut In WS4h1nctn1, .rhnn} I.1a EA-.i.. A.
sisisnt In Fo4fer Schnnl. 4 WstIs .ns u d.
a-ttetauts In South Cp,cseo Srhnni are,s hr-n1h ~
Lucy G. Taesdss. s,ssi:at u Jones chool ass Ad.
/. The following resignation. wese accepted ; Ad,
c. Jbayer, as.islart Ia Washington School: LtEHt
| A. Perkins. asf1atant IN NewLeny School Laur1
A. Leonard atElri6ut In skinner School.
, 1866-05-02
Illinois and Michigan Canal.

Illlhois and MlchIRnn Canal.
Especial Dtapsseh 10 the Chicago Tribunal
nH1p0EFoET. Nay !, p. n.
CIrAKxp-D. a. Thorp, Ptksn. ssrs2s feet lumbar.
1a,sQ lath; G. s. Taylor, LockpoEti 3. Busnhau'
Pr14on.
AEx4v1p-Genevteve. Utica. II ytsda ruhDie
atnnr sai bu cam Dsee Park, uttc2. sas ou corr
II. g. Loomlt, Leusout, a y1sds aa7 stoae e-ss ~
~, s, :noes 1,sgstoz. Lenont yas A.nen,io.
.eooe - Jds rubb1e stone: Cat. Manntux. Lemont.
% yds 1unee sione; Lez7auE, Lasale. soo bu corn
Tohseco Plant Esakakee. feeder. 400 bu coFn.
DR1nok1-o1T. Nay l, Pm.
CLKARIp-D11l, ottawz; st4sa snd stf1pss, LasAIe-
IT, 30 feet lumber; Clyde. Seneca, toooolsth: Mo0-
arcus D1fske. 5000 feet lumber. 1860 ahiag!ai
North Amt!fchr ~ Lauig s7,4n fest lumber, S.sS1
feet dtes'ed no.nE aos M ~. :t1!ne lsou shtnEes;
r1ss, 10 lath; Delphi ottawa, 477s 1e ,araner,
$1,000 thiteles 10 100 lash. so poas Lioness. ossw-
ed tu cosn: Investigator. Luuont: Advance. L.
meat; Il. G. LOOMS, Lamont; Col. Manning, Le-
u1ont- ..-..
AH.1vxp-Eennebee, joliet, 1000 By corn. IS tres
1s~d
, 1866-05-02
PLEADING INSANITY,

The recsnt npsel and decidedly dangeroaa t,eat.
ment Of The man uopps-dangeTons to the cou1nu-
n!ty, not to hts neck-8uGztsia few parallel cases.
Bow would snch records = the following read Of
Hpuznc4ions in the Police Court
.'An l1shuAn wat brought up on the charge ot
breaking his w1tE's bead With the handle Of broon
then, u seriously tndaneekin1 the life Of tho wo-
man, and breaking The broom hanule in two The
outrage ~. ADMITTED on the part OF the defence,
but Il VIA s3almca th8t the prisoner Gss 1nsare tn
a.mneh ae he cherished a dclusion that broonas
Were manufactured for that purpose- The plea was
.cfcpte6, and the naan Wss acquitted. Application
r. T.. made by H. prosecu1on 10 have the person Of
sesnrnee Of the cxsnee. The jnstice, however.
snet TO Czant I. OF he ground that as the broom
rrno'cs. and the msn mus, .ow beconaidered pef-
be hoe1Asrd.H
"Apothet singular instance Of N. ch1;on,tv y.
moral sat,on wns brought before the .snr i.nrn -
whese youth rnMed Timothy 6harpe W. .srnsaG
Of picking the pocket Of one Thomas Jones. ~
Sounk m1n sstm. to hare che1ikned she tnAans - -
l1Eoa ,h.. .he money in Jone.. poess. belonged q
appropriated TIM eanae- Several etinent physIeisns
testified that Sharpe wsa nnmtsssk.hlJ tnsane
, 1866-05-02

Go to the RAst-Ro % BKFanf 4 SeraS.
,os.e Chicago Commercial .CQ1ere to get thor
sooa:f fs1e;4snh OpesaIoe. Addness fo1 ci1cul11s,
6E1AAA a STEATTo3, Eh1tt&ps LII
, 1866-05-02
sStoleu.

GTOLEN-Colts-$30 Reward
~ stoeh sson the fs1n at the subscribed. near RIua
Island. Apt1 y, 13sA two 5yeas old raata colt.
one d.tk g1sy The letseta T" branded On tue ~
e. h1sa1eo o. len snsulder. IN pa5 % an5 eoe
aid bo<1es teTard of ~, ol Us FOR either oo OF
them. L0REN1 Franz corner Ctkrf md Eo9f-
sesnsA sutet1, CnaeasUs ll4 x@
, 1866-05-02

lAf1 VI A2uk! %s~es.p4.n.....s.s..+. E1TdUt-3l
5atEec,oF Blaekmau, nom the Committee on
D7tidrnps and Grounds. offered a resolution re-
ednmenosnK The Board to request the Common
ae7t1s. Of 1ndebiedne4r. 10, e srplseed by bonds
from tine 10 TING. not exceeding st01 600 IS they
may be called Tor BY the Board. to be used In the
school honses IL the yariou. oeates dee1gnafed OF
TO l,e det3Enated ~ this Board. earned.
The various kcbool committees made rrpo,ts re-
1hc Hnstu then afinurred. =.
, 1866-05-02

DyhFcnfurihss School fnr Roys.-Th1a
department Of Che school Of Trade viii conmences
new Term On the ns.+ Of May. Appheauane for I'd:
miteion should be znaos At the pifncipa Office, IL
and lis Randolph street, between the koufs Of ald
4pm. VIE
, 1866-05-02

The Illinois School OF Trnde.-The
Business DepaHEnsnt OF this In.tttutIon Is open
d41iy from l. N. tc 4:S1p. Students may entes
upon the Commercial Conrse At eng time. Rooms
i6 and lis Randolph street, Opposite the Museum.
vS13 J. DyHRENrUR1H, Principal
, 1866-05-02
aurtfn1t GuIeH.

FIF TIL PAWNBROKER'S
i SALE. By order OF A. Lpmd.. ca WEDN EsDAY.
Nay 76 At * o'cetF. It Dutters' Auction Rooms. Ia
fAner's Bkek. and 4G RAi colrh street. The rock
consils Of Gold and silrer Wxtehts, Dtamoncs Jew.
e5sa s s2ptFa ola"es III. Is Z. Dur. ....o ,~----.-
, 1866-05-02

f.oro X. r. mefy1lI's for the lArEesf
nnd heFt ae.py,cd stock OF kerosene lan1ps. 1au.
ferns, Chandeliers, glassware, &C.. &C., II and 7s
Randolph street, - nsoo
, 1866-05-02

NENTEEL HOUSE FURNI-
~ TURF, &c. at g43r 3rr4,na Mahssa aTsnue'
On WEDNESDAY, May ID. At 10 o'clock, At Dwelling
"" WM. A BUFFERS q CO..
x416 , AHctlonett1.
, 1866-05-02

This IL tYae season of lhe year when
Children teethipg are almost TO have dyseute
~ and diannna. 1tns. W1ssLow's SoorH1sa SyB-
IL IL neter-ia,,tng remedy It not only relieves
The enid hon pain, but ins,eorates the stomach
md bowels, correrte ac'disy, and gives tone and
erergy to Inc whole .ystem. It will almost IT,
4tsnily cure gnptne in tns bowels and svind cole,
Mothsas. don't fAll 10 procure Il. spanTts0
, 1866-05-02
Qtlicaao Grbnnt.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 2, 1888.
THE CITY.

STnAwnERRtHs.-Rtceixrdl 4 boz Of luscious
strawberries, the product Of Central Illinois, ron
h Il. Marzh, 10 South Water street.
, 1866-05-02

Dybrepfur1f's School for fsifls.-Thls
branch OF the School Of Trafe Will be opened IN
eltgtnt rooms on Dearborn euvet, between Lake
for admission rbonA be maa1a1 the principal otce,
1I6 and lis Randolph etreet. bstween the houts Of
anu Ap IN. wal8
, 1866-05-02

TIE NEE NA1Ka TowEn.-pe.IEus for the nep
wntef rorks, 10 be erected br the Board of Public
Worxs, Ia connection with the lske tunnel are now
In cou.Ee ui preparation BY the architect, ", ".
Boy1ngton, Eeq- 10 whom they bare beeu entru8t-
ed. Tho only portion Of the plans wha:h has vet
been brought 10 sny oecree Of maturity IL tns< Tor
the wate1 tower hich be located In th.centre
OF Pine street IN front ot the location Of the p,es
e1t buildings. When the new works, which Will
eaclosc The present buildinRs arc completed. II Ia
expected that the surrounding lots vii ne ypc4ief
In usder to form lares open patk in front OF the
structure
The nesr water towtr which Is to enclosc the tube
for elesattnG The Haez BY neana Of pumps and dis-
Irritating II INTO the v&rdpns 1feeTvoirH or chinnt
Throughout the city, viii he 4.oue structure about
17t tect In height End divided nto tnEee sections
The ground which Will ofm the ttte 81 The bn'oing
will be thrown ~ 70 the approach forming an ele-
1Sted mound from the top Of which rises the struc-
tu1e. The bssr, or nfet section Of the loxcr sur
rounding 1he xnatn wster th1fl, cOn.1tt8 of EeTes
of 1owe1t, With drinking fountains aud othtr
cQ1vcnieurrs, which set npart ls resting pacea
for r7titors, or Other needfuI pu1potes Al the Sec
ppd etA:luu Is balcony around the o1tfsdc OF the
column, and on the top OF Inc shalt IL constructed
m observatory, and over thai IN appropriate roof
The shape oil Which IL not yet quite defined. The
Vxte4 shaft funs mp The ceutrt OF The lower 10 q
height od 130 seet and asonnd It. from The nafe 70
the top Of tie toNer. 10 ! hicht Of circular
tatutnR the whole water arrangements, controlling
a the zain artees that lead 10 the saf1ons dtsta.
1on3 Of the Gly. The tower, when completed. wtl
be handso1nelooktng structure, and decided st~
QUESTION 70 The architectural ornhments OF CHI
CAgp.
, 1866-05-02

Where and How to Educateour Sous.
-"leach them that which they viii tfaetice when
they become men" Eastman NMftlal HusiDcss
College. Chicago, H., the popula' ptaetteal lnsti-
w7nQ E.P EAfxAs, Principal.
, 1866-05-02

GENTEEL HOUSE FURNI-
" TuRE, DC. 4 No: s Ahs1deN ssztcs,
ro 1HHnsDAy, NAY 3D. 1t 10 O'Clock, st Dwelling
WM a. BUFFERS CO.
KIN AucHpreef4.
, 1866-05-02

Rf1ck mAchtne-The National RF1k1E
Machine rnakss. with only two-horse power. 5000
1rd uniform lengths. II the maehiue does iot per-
fHm what we claim for it. ne viii take ii mex and
rstund the money: Address ARRAM RERuA,
mh96-q9132n.M
, 1866-05-02
4H 4Hantg0==Gotresponnenee.

" "ANTED-CnIrespondence-A
w young man Of pzeoc2seaatnz appearances md
good moral haoita desire. ahe co1sespo1dce Of re
ule 1punx lazy With yfeW 70 fr1AA Acqualn&
qnca. nd pahsps raAtrt1aony. Ftn1oh exehaAfso y
atttrtd. A6dreass Wasa f1l lame. D II Hak l927.
Ch1csKc 20, @
, 1866-05-02

Co1gAtesa Aromatic Vegetable Soap.-
4 superior Toilet Soap, prepared from rednod
Vteefahle O1le In combination with Gtyreslae and
especially designed tor the use Of Ladies md Tor
the Nursery. Lis perfume Is exquisite. md i:s
washang properties unriT4lled- For sale By III
druggists. tebIshoiS ir.xxv
, 1866-05-02

EIoHr HouH LxAouH.-An Eight Hour Conren-
tlon of delegates from the several Leagnes Of this
snte viii b held to-day, eltt.ng IN the Council
{.h1rnfef.
, 1866-05-02

bHQKE QA4A--AC4LC1uAF uVlA4IE pE1@IU'
err escaped trptn The County Jail In the basement
OF the Court House. by cutting through the wood
On floor In the cn1iter. Mhcro they were employed
In choppin9 wood They had been for eone time
past On duty in the cook roou. The order Of the
Shcnf 10 that only one prisoner shall be taken from
his cell at tune fot duty. but In rons1vcnt1on Of
this rule the man IN cl.arEe let out three. and Left
them together for korae nlun.es, while he went 10
suotteE part OF the jul. The moment he had de-
parted from thcff p1ekeocc. they commenced 10
chop 90 The noo1, which. beng rotten, II requtred
cle1tiy large 10 allow Ct their exit. The attendant
heard their vigorous blows IS he receded ron the
epot. aut innoeenttJ gave them Credit for Wofiiak
nsea 10 the jst II IL understood that the detelc.
oinctal has peen DISCHARGED The escaped PRISON
out two-thirhs OF an eighteen months 1mprikon
mcut; one sugeet, who Ind serted ont one-haf O.
q sen1enee oi the Sane duta1on, and Sweeney.
corGdence operator, conNoed eanee August liz
v1lhuHt tF3ai.
, 1866-05-02

CO beluu.tux.... s4S "a az ....
10, ta,ttneasea.... a,M0 4,5a8 ~. a6s
Fer ccut do 49,. 81 LIS 49,. II
The superintende It presented redort. oi which
pc4 cent tn tchoiarshp1 IN the nrst and fou Ersdes
n the vaftous schoolHs ...
, 1866-05-02

WAs1rHoToNlAN HoxI.-A meeting Of the ladY
manace1s Of the Wsfh1nTtonlan Home will be held
this afternoon. at ha1Epsat tHo O'Clock Rt the Home
building, No 81 Went NAd1eou street
, 1866-05-02

4 suAErEH.-A fellow n1med l. Lius!cy arrived
on the shores Of the United States, about the ssth
Of March hat, from England On the passage he
1ngratAted himself into The favo. Of fellow trsvc-
la named Tyers. who brought with him consider
able capital to engage Ii the shipping business on
hotel, ehd there IlnslcJ ps,aaed hts suit encn
winning ~ny thst Mr. 1ycEs eent him upon an ex-
y 9 &c mns Sns q ~ opsqs
vesecls. After short time he returned and sisted
that he had purchased tne vessel. paying t1po 10
bind the bargain, mt $500 moro mnst be paid
Immediately CT The rnouey already advanced would
be forfeited. Mr. Tiers gave him &, 600, and his
rot heatu from either man or money since. The
TIemout honse people here remember bis presence
N7lh them at the Tune ttsted. but ku1x nothing
fU1hers
, 1866-05-02

Horrible SuHcrInE-HopeJeSsC CondI.
| hon.-J. Richmond. resi- estate 9atut lis South
Cs.A st had been afNicted with tnfatnmAto1 rheu-
I a,apkm tfon youth. lis frfestnss were rnendnfn.
hope Of esef being cured, but friend IN need rec
ommended AosTeTs Eittrr1e .Ha1attie Ft9id- To
ne great Jog, few xpplieatons Of the dnid cured
MN permanently md IL AoW ~ lively md active
= nan In the sale Of raj estate as there Is II
| fot e&le- x6W
, 1866-05-02

FIRE TEsTEHDAr,-Testesday morning ahoni
two c,e1ock, a barn teeated ne1r' the corner OF
Twelfth and Beach streets, wss destroyed by nFc.
The iosa amounted to about $500, on which there
|rnN m 1ISnraneA
, 1866-05-02

| EOUND-Hair- y esterday, April
II at,n, on Lax. street. lock Of hsiF Ia pspG,
wukcd mothers hair. Owner ean obtain 1t this Of
dee by paying Tor this sdycr1isement. 1ILs