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New-York tribune., 1869-05-21

hKw.lOBK, April 23 1853 )
TNHE ANNUAL MEETING of the SHARE
Il HOLDERS Illinois Central Railroad Company for The cleo
Of Directors the Of other business viii he bed a.
the Office Of the Company the City Of Cmcgo on NEDNESpA we
10Th May, proIno. o'clock The transfer hooks OF The
Company will be closed the close Of bess be l5 pImo aud
reopened on the s day Of June following A. CATLN SteGy
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md that Of the n1ino!s division sixty niles
making eightI.ose miles y adi. Articles MesG
road ls te!rty-two miles long, running from The
town Of Wortningt0n, Greene County, where 1t
lntersects the Indianapolis 4 EIncennes Railroad
to The east Shore Of the Wabash AiEcr. where 1t
ing line between Newton and Aoaroe, Iowa.
The object Il 10 determine the grade and estimate
the codt Of building railroad.
Colonel Allen, President Of The Iron Mountain
Railroad Company, and owner Of the franchises q
the Cairo i fulton Load, II q consultation with
the Mayor Of Cairo, has submitted tho following
proposition: For the sum OF 500 600 cash OF SloS-
reconstruction Of the Cairo Fulton Road, and,
building It beter grnnrd, will complete IT 70
Charleston, and hsye II ID full WORKING order On OF
before the lBt dag Of November next
viii be completed from Fort WAYNE to Blud1on Y
September next From New Castle to Mnncie
Will be finished IN July. The middle division, fforo
E!u1ton 10 4unc.e, viii be In running order by tne
will be tn direct Communication With Cincinnan:
The TcHe 1tante Nud.} Journal saEs: "Ihf
prospects at the present time indicate tnat "a
The certain extenhon Of the E G. R. b. u
Danvtlle, Ill, Will spoil TINT enterprise
Ground waB broken On the ST. Louis / St Pau
Railway st Aekley, Hardin County, Io~a, Las
tension OF the Iowa River Railway.
Over 600 men are st wosK on the rad betwee1
Burlington and Fort Madison, Iowa
The second % miles Of the Grand Rsplds II
the third section Of 20 miles will be II once pu
under contract carrying the road stx miles beyon
! Big Rapids 1t ls to be completed by November
The officers OF the Grand River Valley Rallrpa
| north next week, and hope 10 have the trick int
| Grand Rapids early IN September.
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E6ware, Mall nnl Vomcn-s Work.
At lrltlloTsI, England, on the 18th uit, between
four thousand and lve thousand wonen met IN
81. Georges Hall, and presented to AiE. Mtall, n.
r, q handsome testimonial. consisting Of 1tbrlry
Of Erlercnce Of about four hundred volumes,
handsome tmerlece un0 catlelahra for Mra- Mail.
and piano lorie worth s:.5 for their daughter.
Mir. Mail, in acknowledging the presentation.
"IIappy will be the day In Englaud--napry Will
be the day throughout The ~oIld-when Wom3a
takes her real and proper position: when she
stands In that respect, as In otherr the helpuate
OF man; when her pure instincts ahaN nlWays be
exercised 70 detect EFonG and i2l1stiee wherever @
pity Of hope and jog. shall express themselves II
thosc objects in which her husband or her brother!
o. her son as the Gaze ay ne Is despV inte.es.eu
sex take to politics as they sho0ld-npt pasty poll
tics, not the distinction between ttweedleduu and
tweedledeee-uot that line Of rolittcs which SIM
ply determined who shall be In and who shall be
out: but the welfare Of the nation In its nstiona
capacity. tue economy III the management OF It's
az d. IL nd :. e
their divided 1nd in their united capacity, as one
OF the great businesses tor which government Il
responsible.
II hope the time ls coming when politics shall
lell even more distinctly upon the homes Of the
working classes than It has done hitherto !
forward ] 10 by John Bright, wheu there vii DC IN
the house Of every workinSman III the kinsdom,
aud Of every working woman. free breakfast
table look forward to tho time. not perhaps SO
near, but still not 50 remote but that possibly It
| NAV ne Witnessed by some even Of this assembly,
! when woman Will cease 10 be employed in those
worrs-roueh, hard. 1oilsone, e1hsus.ing WORKS
| in which she is engaged now In order to con
tribute her pa1t towards the maintenance Of hel
! children. The time will come, trust, when
neither Il the factory nor In other grest shops o
| inIust1y. will wouans WORK he needed, whec
husbands will be sud1c!e2tly remu1efa:ed fol
their toll; when capital and labor wtll have be
come SO far .eeonc!led one 10 another G a thai thai
be spared that weyk In order that they mas tht
more fully preside over the work Of the house
hold.
"Is sill be biased DAY ior sou. and for q
wcmen, when sach Is The case. Ias!s w y
mere refinement Of manner, there VIII DC u1os
enlargement OF the Intellect, there viii he bette
and In1er cultivation Of the emotions ef the hec7
| We were condemned to work; You have been ap
| pointed rather 10 help Us who work hy your sym
patny. your providence, your care and your love
! believe that VIC ars not 20 yEr5 iaT distant fFcE
the realization Of this orlcr appointed by Prov
deuce, as the present aspect OF society would lei
us, perhaps, to suspect At my rate, let rs q
WORK hea1slls towa11 thas great and btnencer
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wedding Ring. In England.

Although ring Is absolutely necessary IN Il
Church ar England marriage. It may be OF ans
metal. ons OF any size Some years since 4 ring
OF br:iss WIS u$cd at Worcester ct wedding BE-
fore the Registrar, who was threatened with pro
cce,itng Tor not compelling E1ll one to he EN-
rIoye,l 4 story Is told Of the. wedding n! t"o
aarers, who came 70 the church a1Ai requested
ci,iaI authorities had Evt furnished t1,eai with
i rug The clerk. feeling s.'r'e t,!ie!sy
about using the Key, tetchea Al Old cnT-
TAIN rins Irual his Own house, aaa with
1hat article the marriage was c:rhr,'.,l. 'fhs
church key WIS used tn li''A CT the Fler-sse IN
century: and that was not a solitary instance
within .he past one hundred years In taas colu-
try The Duke OF Hamilton WAS married NJ May
Fair with bed ring sSctes anil Queries" for
lcto,,er, 1865. rriates thai ring OF leather. cut
t1ans&elsely from finger Of the br,desroom
riore WIS used Bs substitute Tor the Wetlilns
mig On one otris,,n. 4 clergyman uijcstiuaHlt
stopped Il wedding III fnItl bceAuae tile afitlr-
eFoDA offered diamond rug. lnsteatl pf tlle one
Seperali., in use. in Ireland lne usc vi Eusd rns
is surcrStlftnusiE required
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ADJUSTMENTS.


THIS evening, Mrs Anna Cowcll, The ronnlar
leading lady ot this theatre, will receive the conf
prncnta1y benefit that has been teudered to her by
her many friends 1t Ii d voluntary testimonial on
their part Of respect for lady OF sterling worth.
and Of admiration fer hign.toncd and capable
a, tistt, who has won high place among the az
tors OF the city. There has never been any
claptrnr ei,out Mrs. Cowell: She has the
Rug oI the true u1etul all tho time, and IN many
Of her roxs she has rarely betn excellcA. The
Smith, whose merits have not been appreciated
here as they deserved, will make his Inst appear.
l IL iaw. -. nj. E Z % Gsi'snsnssu, Young ans.
teur baritone OF no mean reputation, VII MAKE
his Gelust,y singing "Loye's Request" Mrs tox-
ea,nee Il asr n I
O:Brten." :" The Cel1lc Tongue. the gifted pro;
tIuction OF the recently deceased Rev. Michael
The entertainment will conclude with the lrisn
drama Of " Robert EInnc'," which tells the SAD
ard lnouyn{1l ttor! o. the nobleSt Of if1sn mar.
iyts Mr. J. + Magic viii take the Part 81 Kost7:
Eu,utt The eeats are already nearly all taken,
iut there are few more lett for those who apply
carly. ~
Mrs- !. \. Oates, The nonnsai actress anA the
captivating captain Of the - Forty Thieves, had .
| rottsng hcncnt last evening. The house was ue!
10 the root. Tae htntfesGrt was almost smotnerea
in showers Of flowers, and was repeatedly eHcpre1
| The piece Will be presented ut the Matinee anu
this evening. -
| .Wlld Oats" md the farce "BnFisd Allsc
were produced last erentng on the OCCASION OF nc
| benefit Of Mr. X L Marsh, the popular treasurer
| There vas good house and good actin4. NJ
Aiken took the paIt Of Koser- :" TIE Aof9ons.
q dclincatten Of life In Brignam Ionngs donip
Ions, viii be played this afternoon and evening.
| -. WOODS MCsECA.
"Maslclaiue" was played last evening 10 fal
| audience, and will bc continued nj the Natinet
and this evening performance. The public vii
regret 10 learn thai MI. ]. ". llaisac&l, who ha
been the nominal m1naerT OF this theatre for Eon
! time past has severcd his connection Herewith
Mr j. z Little one Of the company, succeeds lp
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Railroad

The Bloomington {lll) Pnntarraph Of the 10Th
says: "Tne road from Pekin to bloomington IS
already completed to fremont; and we are a.
surc that 1t viii be In running order " this city
sorc time in August And tn.s VII foEnish Us
another competing route for ffeigh,s TO and from
Chlcaco and the mississippi River
The ROCKFORD, Rock Island St Louis Railroad
comrany, on the s'n MS, closed contrass With
their line, from Be2rdstown, on the Illinois River,
10 St Louis This portion Of the roa.l. covering a
distance Of nbout one hundred miles, Is ncariy
ready for the Iron. The WORT wlll begin about
juiy i. The aboye nrm also hare the grnlinS
{9Sm Rock Island TO Cleveland FcrTl.
Th. contract l.r the e1a11ne Of tho entire line
OF the burlington 1 Missouri Railroad extension
Irc1a Plsttsmouth sd oreapclis and Ashland to
lincoln Nch, WA let On the 4th. to be completed
on or before the urst day Of January next
Articles OF association were died IN the ONCE Of
the Secretary Of state Of Indiana, On the 9Th, OF
The Evansville, carmi / Paducah RAILROAD Com.
pany, With capital stock Of tlcoe egg: The road
County. Illinois, to = polns on tae Ohio
traverse lie Counties Of Vand1bu1f
and Posey, in Indiana, and Waite, Gsllatln, 81
| Inc, Uaidln, Pope and MassAc, in Illinois TIT
IsrE.s & ice s..:77:s.::a AZ. os sac2:5 .ss
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The Eastern papers ore passing high cncom!ums
on IN improved stecl-cappea rail, which Is thus
described:
"The Invention BY j. L Booth. Of Rochester,
y. Y, OF process for capplng iron rails With
solid cop OF steel about onchaiS or nyeeiEhshs Of
experienced railroad men Who hnve examined It,
meets the requirements Of safety and durability.
The rail- consists OF m iron base With steel cap,
united TO the base not BY bolts, screws, Tyets or
wedding, but simply by c!ampin9. The iron bar
Is rolled Of the required form and weight, ate!
machine, whtch clenchcs powerfully upon It tho
heavy steel cap. The subsequent action Of weight
upon It, rs the passage over It ol heavy Trims Is
10 gIlp the iron more and more firmly, until the
they were single piece Of metal. Over the e1-
perimental rails laid down two years ago near the
depot In Burnlo have passed 10000 engines aud
! oNluGO CARS The iron rails adjoining opposite
| them have, In the interval been sl1 times re-
| neweh- No change Is as yet observable 10 the
fair to wear out tEcntI successive sets Of the or"
1.-TWO o. the rails were also laid on the New
| York Central Railroad, at Rochester, New 1orl+
| rafting; On the other II vas nfm. They were
laid continuously, and With the old style Of chairs
| They were placed where seventy engines and
| traina daily passed over them on the main line.
| and where the track Has used constantly 1ol
switching eoc c.ak;ng up Of tl2lns The 1ale p
trains are frequently joined at this point three o.
four IN one, to ascend an up-Ere1e- They pas:
pye1 these ra,ls often ST the rate Of twenty-five o.
thirty miles an hour. The loose cap rail becamt
perfect order. -Four sets Of iron rails have beel
completely worn out, and new sets replaceq, o.
the opposite side Of the track, during the period
time these duplex rails have teen doHn.'
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'F',..' 7arr. i hai".
Western Patents.

Tic following Western Patents were issued lron1
t}c United Suites Patent Oi1lct for the week emil
i,.s lunc ., 1873. Us reported hy e. l. Ghapln,
Patent Solicitor, Chicago. ILL.,;
yentilator-H. Whle. Chicago.
Stcr ladier-C. q. Cdcll, Chicago.
(,r.i,u SeraIator-t. +. RaTOeH. &'Elcaro.
street Carr Eastman, th'ca2..
travelling YaF Frame-F. F!schttcI, Chtcaso,
Swccniug Naehiuc-,1. ". Mct;atfty, Chicago:
Machine fot rloWius and DrsasinE-np GEoaha-
llanye. ior Sl,a!ting-I. DuG. Peoria =,
Machine for Scntchins aua 1hresnlhe s1aN-N-
Confined Land Roller, Marker and uarrow-R-
M"srx.fon iow. .setter-o. Smith, Bloomington
Wcaihcr s,r,p-E. T. Ford, Shirmsu
llurypw-S 6. Jones, Nlanttc-
Machine for Turning Wagon A1ies-A- Boom,
Animal T1ar-y. Her, Cars,nnlale.
swivel Cock-E,e-1l 4. Mckanna, Young Amer
iCa "a ,,u,,
| Yclocipcdc-F schmttt, Springfield
| FUR WISCONSIN,.
Tanning Mnl-E- p. hickey, Kactne.
| Sfumn Exttactor-W. smith, Pine HILL
| Douch kueaGcr-F. Thrall, Oshkosh.
| Iiorsc IIay Fo1k-J. Dr1.ller, Racine
| Rocker for Chairs and Tables-C. NeAte1nSu
| Fond du Lac
Carriage WHEEL. F. CaFulan Hamburg;
| Sail.Ciincher for 1iorscshoes-S. Repr, Water
Combined sec,ler and cu1tivator-o. NJ. Pond
1 Independence -
| Fob MINNESOTA
Attaching Augers to Handcs-E- broau. ST An
4'ofisnlns nni Cleaning Powder. W. Hates
sash Balance-P Christtansen, Rochester.
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washiurtou Heights.

II Is scarcely necessary to remind our fcane9s
again Of the necessity OF their bearing IN mind
tMs irnnortaut eaie, which takes place on the
Grounds On the 18th inst Arrangements have
1ccn r,n1lc for running m excursion train 70 and
ron the Heights on the day Of the sale, and also
for band OF mnsic, as well as ior nne colas.on.
The excursion is intended to be pleasant one,
hntf for those who purchase lots and those Who
40 not. But rs this is the most elegant properly
lor suTburban residence. IS well as fo5 investment.
we snnYehend there viii he few Of the latter sofl.
WasNinrton Heights late known as Hue Islanu
Is about IL miles from the Court House, ana Mlll
become within very few years the nost e'eSSn'
residence locality about ChacaEo.
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Teaching the Dumb to Spcnk~

4 committee Of the Legislature Of Connecticut,
accompanied by tho Governor AMI Lieutenant
Governor, maid visit last week to Northampton,
Massachusetts,, to exalcllt tic tIethou Of tnsrtc-
ing ,lcaf ar,t dumb mutrs In artlculate speech, At
the Clark Institution This m2thud was discussed
at the nattoral convention which was held IN this
city In 1867, and several papers were read By its
friends. ...,..,....
Tie other deaf and lumh institutions III this
county instruct their pupils In the lAngtaege nt
Signs. The attempt to Substitute articulation Is
btlll regarded as an experiment..
The introduction OF this uleEhol Of instruction
is due to LADY, teacher In Massachusetts. After
she hail nlane seveE.. satisfactory attempts, the
Clarg Institution waa Incorporated III 1867. III.
$50, ,OtO for u founliatlun
The committee from Connecticut anpearet to
have been highly pleased with the Results OF their
ulse alu; ullI the THEA Ii now entertained Of
making au arrangement iy which, In Conucctlcat.
parents desiring their Children 70 be tnst:nc'c
require ten years tc perfect the pupil IN nr!cul.e
speech.
, 1869-06-12
Campben's.

The immense success OF N. Camphc1l's free e1-
hlpluon Of imported hair goods is only attr7oaao!e
10 the t1tremelv iorr prices At which ne now seis
switches and all classes OF the most fnsmona"e
hair adornmente; and II Is only by the immense
opnnt1ttes OF this c,aas Of goods which he now
o0eJs for sale that H. Campbell has succeeded IN
completely reforming The hair trade Of cnlease, s
ments, inviting the public to cali and 'e convinced
, 1869-06-12
Reverdy johnson and HIS House in
London

The Pal AoH Gazette, tn giving currency t. the
runor that Nr. Reyerdy Johnson before quitting
England, had TO pay forfeit OF nrwarts Of g QUO
on giving up house he had tasen IN p9Ft1na AZ
Statement il Is correct we fear It viii add much
to lie difficulty Of setting the American question
We earnestly hope that Lord Clarendon VII Pre- pro
test against the amount being added to MF' sum
ner's claim on the British taxpayer. TEE coun.
try does not wish tor war eut II eannoI ea ~
ti nnrt Of ME johnson; nor Is t. any fault Of ours
mat Permitted e ease our nn' saSsa
nf his house explyeI against bis sill We do not
care what degrading apology the American Gov
ernment msy exact from the house agent VINO ne'
go.,ated the contract, and who Is really responst
Ste for what has occurred; aud as to sympathy,
not only In the workshops and public houses, nu'
also In the clubs and drawing rooms OF London
there i m universal feeling thai the terms weri
rather high. Nc arc quite ready to submit tae
question Ct cur liability as na1loa Tor the decsS
11u CT mixed commission o{ house axenfs, ll
We hope the a1ra.r may Ike set arranged antcablj
by Mr.. Motley taking the house OF Mr. johnson:
anNq
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pocket Of 1Ire. AcCauley, near the C1atx street
bridge, OF small amount Of money.
Thu "T1rswoRT11 boys esy that their re-
ported collision with the buggy in the unnci while
running to a IRE IN the West Division on ThufsNay
false alarm, ~
A FisH pedtlieE, named 8. Slmons, fell from hIa
wagon on Polk 6trtet, near Clark, yesterday
morning, and injured hts foot badly. Hc Wns
taken to his residence No. 7s Quincy street.
, 1869-06-12

Our readers should pcsr in mind that the great
sale Of stock at Riverside occurs on the 18th and
18th Inst Mr.. Cages entire stud Of booded t1ot-
these da5g, among them the celebrated stallion
IpSan ard that peerless blood marc Princess, To.
Ecther with n large number OF young hofaea OF
E-srt T1SGtsC.
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METEOROLOGICAL

Meteorological record for June II, 1sd9, as re-
porte,, by ]. G. Laugzuth, Jr., optctan, lii 1an.
t,olph street, correspondent to the Smithsonian
institute. The small letters are the Initials for
thc words ycerng, y "ecntle, "htGh. s.drr,
"most atmosphere, -" rain anu "snoH
, 1869-06-12
BUSINESS NOTICES.

The ccas unu Original Tonic OF Ironl
pacsphlsus, aad Calisaya, kao.Tn as GaSWra
MarE 1 Cc>'S Eerro-P -Ptnsnha;sd EliN:: .! C1lsayt
l,a1G The Irrn restores eo:or to tie blood. ta,:
Phosphorus renews waste ot the nerve ti>sue nn'l
the C.LsAy1 gives > natuTh. beathiu! tone " lnc
dig. s,:ye u7gs thereby curing lyspes. III lis VI
rlors ioIus, vakelllacss general dealisS and se-
preston OF spirits Manu1act1rcd only hs Cas'
well, Hazard i Co, Scw ic-l- Sold by Al! aFue
cistS.
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Cigars, Tobacco nnd CtEnrcftGS*-
For d cL!ce Cigar OF for Euod Smoking and che a.
iuv Tobacco call on BRADLEY < PLOwNAS. wno!e-
sale and retail dealers In ali superior lm7eFtel
ard domestic bra1ds- Sole manufacturers 9! tae
NFayor,tc" Cigar, Ttc!. retail stand Is cs No. ad
South Glars street, opposite the Sherman House.
i la7se assertlleat Of NcrschA@!a Pi:1&s, Ae-,
krnt I'll StOrE.
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shcrlzra 10 ,e i.t.,cd and eo'a: s4,uno
s:+sial xsst7th'entA
ToWat1r c!tatans ;:.a ~ e'hsa.s is,ns, 'tn r1
H. r.: r. II 1nssTssn aeT1, on a1d oGsa ds5eien9r
ter Hsts ,is Mnis.' w ~ .1St;9r ~ f,nd
.nd Incidental IND ;;9.I
A'' III RI eods q ,'h7 nnh 70 fc aued
susjss I'D iii. S'~' e.,sr..,.z,n
= r. esncrai bonded deb. Of the
ls The hole sTseeed q as o. Sn s4 liz to Te, 1e nn
aitcs lf;te for th;' - e1 sni,, nj ix he rsy.ci
s"Eai ~ nnn1 Ike e - natnritr1 Of tchoal bonr
nt r. 1eu H+jG, M III fhartcr RI A.nsnducns
ihs Tits .hnltrr, a1r7vtd Mssrh ls in ADDITION 70
the sadrd talase Apssl us ts9 mh9t VIZ ~
dollar.
s1NEEI IT LanaM ss,,,,,..
iichSt,s. II firnnne. aua 1erai:,c md bal
..r. due "a. snn,xni"t A1ri j. le.ss .a.. :;aooo.o1
er,t Esd Temporary ae2 25es %
~ ,oaa nHs..E. T-;. -. - b.,o
f:,E autf G,.ed = f. 'it;a .nd I'd aoI
II. IL ~ .1:i:,,;. 1:,r!''
Iic G.;;I, s.tr rstat!s 10 :s.as tt ct tic
t;e,.ts.i A.te1nh,s approved M:r. a. lss!
uneuicT ssyunt =, s,, ru IL nj II s t:cu
-.n ie4.Irrt md" m 70 rains is X w. ~ VI ~
q? @ nd R7f5t:: St
"s;soEs.ene q ~ M ~. sGai fnr Htc pc
t-t! eoEs!nsEs* # ne3us =, H.. nr,rf4sts of ait
r5t hcst5 r. G hcreaitrF authorzci to he issued
80! ii r.: cth n s;c9iallv H1rrIHatrd, arc herc
a'Hl 1t1'a 70 * '.trcd. 49,. ,,r,,n,e,o,c
", sasl'@ hs:u ,s ea:,re. nnI cy1,.
11t.e ~. hrn hy f.,d n tic fi!.1ins Fatt4 10 Wit:
q ::,.!.rstrs II thr Enafi II Iuhlic Works.
tsnucarh: Krxnsurr 81 thr Cuv Of f:hieaen at,tsH:
, 1869-06-12
AMUHEMENIb,
ADJUSTMENTS.
NIcTICKER'S THEATRE.
Saturday Evening Complimentary BENEFIT Of
MRS. ANNA COWEI.L.

Nine Points Of the Law.
Joe 1Ennzdea. .AH MAHK hAITR
Hes3isiIa1 ~ Ge!.le To5e,c By The Iate Father
Mullen, MES. ASHA COW E11A
BALLApLOVKS RKQuEEE-Ar z T. EdsnE-
hau- Het3tstion, hHAMUS UBH1RN. Mrs: AnnA
Cowen 70 conclude with the IE1sh D1auax Of H0HEHT
RMAET. -..-.
edy q fHE HEIR AT Law. Dr Pansfoa. Mr.
MARK 6MIJH-
psntnfn mt. Tfou ehoposed Of twenty five artists
, 1869-06-12

Doctor Seth -Arnolu.s EsR!sn-s1 chnl-
le,,ue5 contHtt,toa. II has u larger sale IN New
England than any other manufactured nae1sclnc
for Lowc! complaints 1t HIS repeatedly cared
when regular phi, sician has given Up the case u
hopeless. 1t wilt cure.
, 1869-06-12

Allpnis>. froIta II brolkc:s 1i;1lb IN an
acute ru1ic, Is caused by Inflammation Molcost
Iniu Paint rc1aorts tnIalhnatlon. Ttst II ffee 81
lsa South CLARK street, Chicago. Pftsase rooms
iof]}
, 1869-06-12

81. Jnmc., Hotel, Boston. Mass
win kindiy uforn rs either BY telegram or letter,
OF their intended arrival. We can be better PIE.
pared for their comfort. FEerEIE7oE ST. JAMES
$I0rrr
, 1869-06-12

As lnfln M iii II tion leaves 100 tilalcA
faster ihan Ice can cool. It IL very Important to
try Wo1cotts PAN Paint, when it costs yon
nothing at 1s4 South Cia1k street, Chicago. PHI
yate rooms for ladies'
, 1869-06-12

Pnpcr HnuginEs md Window
Shadea, latest sty1cs- Paints oils. glass and
bruehcs. at F. F. Rigbr' 50 Randolph street
Old ucyrspapc lu good order-not
torn OF naturalization sale 1t TRIBUNE oiCce 1t Is
cents der 100
, 1869-06-12
RECEPTION Of Or. RYDER.

NNNE H-AG.L.
BOSTON, .I.iuc II The Cincinnati 1;asc EAl
C,ub beat TIC Tritnounta!rs. Sco:c ~ 70 L.
, 1869-06-12
PIANOS.

PIANOS.
no nFyT-NFH PIANOS FOR ss PER MONTH:
tcrnnd hand, ffum "a 10 a. PtanoS, metooeTna9
snd trEaos eold ou time contrasts 1t lS Cl1sS. ".
CASPER
non SHEA VERY FINR, sEyEToCrATE
Y f!.Epf-S+c J. t1-xl- t~l@-.t$9. At-%~4
, 1869-06-12

TAKEN CP.- TUEspAF MORNING. TWO
lsr3sf-of- ~. arr ttSor Het .4E. :3-.A ~ ~.A&
o. OKnee viii cali Il ~ Ill aakeeAv.
, 1869-06-12

roARD-A YOUNG MARRIED LADY WISHES
tmaru In Sotpe quet, respectable family Wcst s!e
n & pce:t. T., :Ectee..c. A!S->>:: = t.-S-
, 1869-06-12

t$1aeWHs&& &yHkI Auu fFASt D!sf
e1nElF. .r<-...s---+ ,.,,
For t1ftrcr1ucG: ot ordinance g. to M:ld-
5EE snntc1ll4e and ot,et1 uCtionh in Etsretr.
h,js1tt. MOVING. &c.:
ThTrt ST.stii1 Epnttat!cf, eue tof each dtyl-
fiUh, ana cfTFflfSS.. :s.s..-..s..s
Fer street improvements. in hddt.lUn to TN
c1rcndcd balanct Of appropriation Of last
SHtf....- .......-..+.+ ..-+*.- :..-..
FM tha; 1crtiuu Of tic cnst Of effect lamps
cha-F-atle to the general fund.-...........
Fer 1aring na11cs of st.ccth IN strcct cor
Fer deficiency in lAst yea.'s appropriation.
fnr fht narnor. and fer dredging 1t and The
1ivt:. W - scinosi,g "letructioE.. dredFins a:
Lsidsc=. repairs # deSss. eoost;nC:!on q
f"r sn.aIics lu:d e1.tnses of uazlor Sas-
, 1869-06-12

Yo. c::ui.tcc, believing that every facility should
fe aortrd to these Ea have blslncta with the vAr1ona
et our cy ssould feHom@snd
ivc ritirts y; thr hour Of o'clock ard e Eeinain
p1 Ill p,lltk p If each md every business day.
1sa.aaee Il The who rsy he .a1es ,.,o,, u,
etnrf,,, ak iii. rass.Ee Of the accompanying utdi-
na,c. rkng alprv71 atient fes the d=e yesr ending
March II. 1eeu:
ft+ II -f!p$- rrf. dr..
sEc71cSl Tkat The following euns be. and arc here
br atc fur the obiects hereia specified viz
ASSESSMENT EIPESsE
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49, -. ty,ss Dit!t:.n s.la1y....,...,,.,.... sDG1
a.sresnr Strth Dyi.oI talaiy.-............. 1.s01
it i, luIr xiuucY's U{3ce ealatIea. 10 80
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Ti:roi,uT. ttntoEtIy &c -. .,,,,...-........... tp
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS . 800
TIE HoANp OF PUBLIC WpHkM
Er tin Euard If Public Wurkt appropriation. In nd
in III TIT rcuIrd Parts u la: years Aspiration.
Sl,.u7AsAQ1, Ms fellows: