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DISSOLUTION

OG2OLO1 14VN
The eop4rtDerhtp hezttatorn ext.4ne IN der the dTn
name d auaon- G1fnabe.F Co. No ~ South Clark.
n. kAS shiR &Ay &itza}yed by mutual oonss ut
MAX SIMON,
BARNET Gf HSsBERG,
CtkaEq. Aafth 81 lA@ LENpEL ST NON.
, 1869-04-01
OHIO.
ObitunrY-Mnnaftc3 City Politics.
Drowning Cn1c-Cincinnnti itenb~
Rneftal peSnatch To Tne Cnksae.. Ttdhune

Obttunry-Mnnafic City Politics
Drowning -Cincinnnti items
Rpcctal Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
AAksNx1p, March 81.
Dr. @, F. Mitchell An Old and highly respected
citizen, and for more than twcnty ycazx p1srtls-
Ing physician IN this city, dled suddenly this
ing from heart disease. Tie Was walking around
and attending TO his duties up to a lew minutes
before he died.
Tnere ia bitter contest going forward for the
city ofrlces to be nl1cd on Monday nett. There
viii probably be heavy sote polled
THIN, Ohio, March sL-John Fiegr, one Of
our oldest citizens and members uf the City C0un-
cl, was drowned In Sandusky River, near this
place this afternoon Nj. Fieec VIA assisting his
eon to recoref dsh-nes which hal been lost In the
F1veI.
Colr4BCp, o., March 5i.-At meeting to-day of
the Republican Ss4te Ceutnl Committee, It was
decided TO bold \ convention II Columbus on the
Cisc1NNlTt, March H.-Tne Ctttzens' Reform
Convention to-day nominated city ticket Charles
TnomaA War Democrat, b nnulnsted for Asyoor.
Rep1buczn tttket for Judge OF the Superior Court
The other nominees. With two exceptions rac
Dernocr1tA
The Board Q! Trade h4d I meeting tonight 4
report was rad urging immediate action Of the
LeRtslAturt In submitting 70 the people the ques
ton amending the constitution ~ As 10 allow the
city 10 loan her credit to bulM Southern faroadA
The Jury, In the case Of Patrick Stapletou, Just
tiled for the murder Of EherhaTi Work, went out
at one O'Clock this afternoon Al elerea tonight
theY Ind NOT returned.
, 1869-04-01

NJ tANREScE said be happened TO hare been
been present be would hare voted aye.
ELL TO CONTEST TIE CoKs1rT[T1pN11IlT OF CIR
- Nj. WoonwARn introduced bill to contest
tne sont1n1en3lity ef Questionable acts Of Con-
uz.,..x Efc71uk CASE.
Mr. STEVENS, from the Committee on Elec-
uons s fspofsd resolution Rtstng the seat during
iIict Of Louisiana 10 Nj. Sheldon, md save notice
that he would call Il up on Ff3daT
M Nj. nGRA presented minority report IN the
r,oas M ,ene! fFnm IN The Committee On Appsops
Special order for o'elock to-mo,,oW.
ELL. TO Ai1o" pKfxkpAH1s 70 TE1uT N cRu1-
Nj. BUTLER Of ~ Sa..s etS1a tSa tn. 1ustc,.1 co.
Mittee, reported the hill to allow defendsuts tn
criminal cases tn Cnited staien CouI,s to testfT
Ordered printed and recomnIttcd
ntsAnuiTf I'LL
lie Aeo nom the Reconstruction Committee re-
rotfso olll 1of tac removal Of disabilities from
G; ElDRIDoE inquired ~hesaef isei;sa I M 81:
Mr. HITLER replied thas It xaa
MI. ELDRIDGE. does II Appty to eyetrhrdr.
Nj. BCTLER 1es, hlr; % e1et!oody-so every
ne eiIl provides tor 4 general system for the
rnited States Conrss IN the stataa sad Territories
where the persons aTrlytn9 resided during the
~. ad.a,;tins tas appe.nt atezs thas he oelse7es
to have been rcbenor8 and treABonAb1e, and I1p1J
repcnts Of Ill acis done b. him In maintenance
thereof.
TIE Nsrzarr1 ELL
Ine House resumed consideration Of the Atssls-
s4eS1 H. II pAyEs Addressed ,nc uoo,e In farm, a,
the posspouement Of the bill TIL next session. he
argued that The military arm x2s autnc1ently
EtsoEs. tae milltaIy bead tumctentiJ c4rnest, the
tntit1J oeaft somcentJ true 70 the puisa1lons Of
t&f{1QS&l4, 70 t0E113T lnAftrH of
, 1869-04-01
NEW ORLEANS.

R~verue Sefzurez-Bid1 for Levcc
BondA-SuEt against the-Sew Or
lennt d. Opclouana Railroad.
NEW oEl1Axs, March sl.--SapeTtsor creeJ 70
day set1ed two large tobacco fsesoEtes ths en1'
belonging to julius Flaton and ]. D. fIEz, los H.
leeed fs1uds upon the 1eyenue-
Mds were opened to-day b. the sfate IFeasu5es g
for 39,pcO levec bids, which are nypo3oeeA1eo 70
vnrnus t.auLs for loans. The 816s,ooo Of per
cents we're taken ii IS and 81, and ssaeo Of stxes
At G6 1-16t2Tk.
In the nit of Chas. Morgan Against he New o.
ieans \ fmelausas Railroad On oyef.6ne coupons
Of mortgage bonds, Judge Duren ordered that tae
company pe notified to pay By The lst q Ap.i,
1850, or In default the rsrad be soA I9e HtA
ton ytstaaily throws the roads Into The hAoa4 o1
the fnortc1HreA
, 1869-04-01

roruuKKxrs1K, Aarch sL-The body Of MontaHu
nfsu The copyjct Who died frou the c1ects Of the
showet,ng al the hands Of the keeper. Buektns-
nam, Il Sing Sting prison, has been diAnte!sea y
Cofpue- NcEnfee, for the p1lpose Of noadn9 Al
INQUEST Cd the remains
HrGnktErs1I, n y, March sL-Tne furT u
the case Of Montague Dean, eouvfct. sa4d 70 hase
s;a,;nc that Dean died from nasara1 Illness and
that he ocess II the prison hASe violated no rule
eY t1f1rfttN
, 1869-04-01
DUBUQUE

AfrtFnl OF tho First H~ut Of the Sea-
sop-Loenl Po1isicx-SnoxE StsfaA
pcBrcCE, lows, March s1--The. Northwestern
CnIop Packet Company steamboat Addie !onn-
stpn arrived from below II ocloc4 MS uotuln&-
Thls i The nrst boat up this seasoh
General GeosSe ": Jones was nominated ioF
Mayor Of this a.y b nc De@1c5aaG exa t. -
nominating du oncefs ts tn ecs1too this
Afternoon. -r~s -,
&he mofnln1. The weather Is row ve9y damp and
dts4QrreAble
, 1869-04-01
THE FAR WEST.
Reports Of Indian Troubles-PEnirie
Fires.

Reports Of Indian TroubleS-PEnirte
Fires.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
OMAHA, Xatch8 81.
Montana advtces state that the force Of soldiers
and c1tlzens who went to chAse the Indians after
the nsht near the Yellowstone, succeeded In re-
capturing the cattle s,ampedeu By them, but did
bot come across the rrd gentry. The citizens
hare returned 10 Foreman The eodleEs, II last
adyicts, were continuing the chase. TWO indtans
were hung AZ Sun River, few dly7 MO, for being
implicated IN the nursies Of herdsnAa belonging
to D1anoad Rirer train.
short TINE aimee band Of Blood Indians made
a rsld On saw rn!n At Benton Greek, about twenty
miles from Diamond City. They were rtpulsed By
parties Atmed With hnot GunA They then
stampeded the cattle Of the loeEen near the mill
Over ten thousand ACRES Of prairie Gr4ss hss
been destroyed tn Nebraska By nres thla spring
OxAHA, MArth st.-Two miles OF trsck were tald
yesterday on the Cnion Pac.nc Railroad. reaching
point more than twenty nslles wet Of tfgden.
and about tf1y-aTe miles cast Of Aon0men.
lpint
PNttcs Just arrived from California repo,t the
Central Pacinc Railroad blocked on tccount Of
Euow. and thel1 work on construction hearty
pended Government agents inspecting the Ccn-
tf1i P7c1nc Railroad, gepoH II much inferior In
construction 10 the Cnion Pacific Rallrual and
their buudnEs and equipment not At a! adequate
70 the business anticipated, or IN accordance With
! the requirements OF the government
, 1869-04-01

NV Ox1IAwx, MA,rh N--Co1IoN -StFAay: nad
dltnk7 sHKe eAes 411 h4les TetapeA~ LSss; e1po1tA
- ..,,
eszumeTcs,l lssa 2iAoA; New York sight es9ac pre-
MUM -.
NelaAsts se1frt; F.ttne, Io@:N
extf.. 9a!s: Erblc t1tta. fAy7. Corn Advanced 70
38a.1c Oass 611nes; salz Il G96se- bsso u1@
changed
F1oUdoYEfoff dun At slsu4t Bacon quaet
shoulder. 344e, sideA ITA8fskc- Lafu de1' nesee.
lxha19e, keE. Ikz1r.
HHnHY-Cnekanfcd.
, 1869-04-01

Animal Meeting OF tho Alien County
HIb1c Socicty-The Weather.
FoKT WAyNK, Ind, March 81
rhe annual meeting Of the Allen County Bible
Society vas held in pe1sy Street Methodist Episco-
"a, church List night and elected the following Of
rcerx. President 4 s Eyaus; Secretary, GeoEgt
q. 1.-THE: Trrasu1rls aud Depository Eel Bro,
me reports Of the Treasurer and Sec1rta'! show
.ne socirtT to he in q 1ctt nouttshln4 condition,
snJ fhat The county n2s been thoroughly canT2ssed
Veatner clearing OF. End the water reced!ng
t.st IN iii. yictujtS aud along the Wabash. No
further tYuuh1e feared from the frcAaet
, 1869-04-01

pnr.au N.,rh xtLCY,de pet1nteuu unAEtet
vcry unsf.s< Being d7eE ~ FGt sPoE 1 fs, r.,
been offered; is4c for <sa:Ir ortton aa to1s z,th
aetlise < te sp s.l<s: Lp II g, - To- ~ e In In
IL ksiI %rrl $50 tvs tines of Sao btsS e7ca Ho7a
AYrf1 tn Ektte1ubSI. &c
, 1869-04-01

DETROIT, March sI-vneent was arrested here
Yesterday, and s, ,0e0 bond found With him ae
stole 0o0 In Chicago and came here 70 dispose OF
back. ....-.-..
Jeanette Wallsct, \ E!rf Of eighteen Jears rs
a7rsted this morning for having murdered her Ne-
W1A found n the Yault Of an o0thouset and the Gfl
hae made confession.
, 1869-04-01

Providence, T. Nxych 9l--YesterdAy, boat
containing TWO soldiers from Fort adams, and
hs,y raIned Lynch, was capsiIed In SeEport hat-
bvr, Nlss i'd Lew1k daughter Of the lsght-keepe1
on the Sue Rocks, put out IN q boat aod rescued
the 5xo soldiers, but the boy kGnE tos1 = sne
reached hun Miss Lewis his he1ore sAye1 LIE un-
DIR similar cirrpUSt1ncEA.
, 1869-04-01

yEH ToN1, March E1-A bill NDs reported in
the Senate TODAY to abolish tho charter election
and t1nn1fc1 the election OF city occfs to the No
PCT annufu.
AtnAxY, March s1.-1n the Assembly, Tonight
a mod.ted excise Inv, reducing licenses and
Amended TO except beer trop it, operation, md
allow the sale OF liquor at nights during hal3sr
passed ut o third reading.
, 1869-04-01

Br1rA1o XsstA E-HaEAp Il = 4, :
Whe1i petitese&: R]es u eas Canaaa ~ - - =
I'D ea.s D. q a.s IS; Cd q u 'sofs = .hste
y - VA TrTsn 1sles Of esr. GAuAdA on Hntk u
Il o: eScier al lid "a Certrsl RaAfoAd k a'aa ~
$4M ,.h.sr-d
, 1869-04-01

heard On Friday. Attorney Gtnef81 apat mAde his
t1Bs argument IN cnse befott TIE CuV11 to-dsJ.
CoEBCL A1CoEKlLm ..
The fres1der1t hAs recognized & g. Bqutef ~
Consul General Of Honduras IN New YORK
DtsHAhaX or GKNA7K xU1pyN.
The Committee On Contingent EIpenSes Of taA
senase nave orddcd the eezEeant ~ Arms 70 a..
charge ntnetJ-three men md hoys II II can be done
without detfsment 10 6o14nEA3-
cQ4QIKnA11ckA
Tbs Senate confirmed thia afternoon ChAr1asA g.
Hamilton TO be A1fsha1 for the Dtxs14e4 of W!1-
eaoatn, md Charles Il Follett, Superintendent Of
Indian Adat1E IN Oregon
, 1869-04-01

RosroN, March 31.-The special Legislative Com
mlttee on the petitions for wOuan suffrage WAS
addsessed to-day BY julia Ward Howe. Lucy Stone
and Wendell Phillips, In behalf Of the petitioners.
The committee room was crowded, and much in-
tertst was manifested on the sut}ect
Bosfpk, March 3t.-At 4 hearing to-day before
the Legislative Committee on Metropolitan Police
for Hoxton, very grave charges were made by Geo.
Il. GoodtnE against members Of the detective po-
lice, developed In the arrest and conviction ef Jen.
nlngs and Steadnaau for rpbhlng bis tGoodln9 81
erofts The charges are to be thoroughly tlyesta-
Cateu
, 1869-04-01
Tho prfnceFfl1o MuTder-HofTtblc
RrutRlttTs

frnH1A, I'll, March s1.-1osepn Eewafh, En1 AsTet- fe
The1nas 1aInelif u Frneevtlle, had Eaf1ta e:
animation ,cstcIda., and WIS COMMITTED 70 .ro1t ~.
tne result Of rsrnell1 wound. Ine ANAL sn9.
ne Ereatess brutality BY Se.ff!t nc asoMsh .tn
h!s intention Of killing the whole fani! ano 1a.n
ofn-1ni1e slit one OF III. e. handS 70 1ne "tS7
cot als head, md cut h{4 ahopldcf.
, 1869-04-01
DRY GOODS.
ll8 & 40 STATE-ST,
Between wuhrssoa md Aaaisou.
N eW Goods.
CheapGoods.
SPRING
Dress Goods
FROM AUCTION.

Fine New Style Poplins,
for Suits, 25 to SOC per I'D.
New French Printed Per-
Gales, 35c per I'd.
Beautiful Imported d
yard-wide Robe Prints,
81 1-2c per yd.
Handsome Silk and Wool
Poplins, Latest Styles, 81
per yd---Worth $1.50.
Bargains in Black Silks.
Will guarantee the lowest
prices in the city.
See our Heavy Black
Gros Grain Silks, SLIGO
per I'D.
Cheap Table Linens and
T0wellings.
Fine Qualify Irish Lin-
ems for SOC per I'd.
Large Stock Of Beautiful
New En- mbroideries and
Real Laces, very cheap.
New Dress Trimmings,
just opened.
1900 pairs Kid Gloves,
75c per pair.
Large lot Of Extra Quail
ity Paris Kids, New Spring
Shades, for 81 per pair.
PLEASE NOTE OUR
Change Of Location.
, 1869-04-01
CARIINVuIE.

Trial Of fLyncheEs-Dsffieult OF Get
ting a JuFY-
cAx11Sv111x, IL, March .l-Nfne gocneFs o.
KpCieman Last November AT now On Eta u toe
e-nntninr mrorA Not one VIZ accepted SU
Dtput9 Sheflrs IRE wztiing through TIC una mes
detp tiAd dAv, xummoning talsnen = dlacalt
to set : mn, and viii be nmeos0o@e 70 034'1'
, 1869-04-01

-rArH AuTEx11HS0 AoINxA
.-r.L r. rvcsf,s a.{ssrtissaaAass JsF Tux 1H1a-
~ ii - 11,sssk Fusx- xssa. age.ts y ssessss es
- ..rtrre for ~ EKWxTAFx3 u AAu554AAA
= n.v Ssp-ae%l = IL q. y 1@Tsasfse~ = ~ -
elsF OT1m g DEAzuo1st1.
, 1869-04-01
RMVMTtA.

t4K1E HCMHERs Or MILITARY FCI1oCuHs GRAN1ZD.
ACNIcu. March 81
Orders hare been Issued granting unlimited
leave Of absence to thirty men In each company In
al the infantry regiments Of the B1rartaa amy.
, 1869-04-01
NEW JERSEY

TRENTON, y. j., March 91.-1n the New Jersey
Legislature to-day bills putting tax Of per cent
On the net income Of bankess broken, incozror-
ated hanks and saving institutions, express cou'-
ranIes aud corporations who do not now paJ tar
10 the State py contract, pissed
, 1869-04-01

cCfHaxn O, March n.-Nultarn L4Msoo
sss1t Se9. q ths tl11 Of Wooason, CA1ter HITCH
49, ~ Aoot aluse1f through the heart ii II q. n
"aa1' |saae, sappo4sd Temporary dcraazeueat
, 1869-04-01
FOREIGN.


EfcAt T3ftt2fus
CONFERENCE 10 nK HE1D on fH1 falsH cHERCa
QUESTION:
Drux, March T.
Tic Dublin Synod met At the g. Patrick cathe-
dral to-lAy, and elected delegates TO the oonlef-
ence On the Irish Church question.
KAEIkK-
LONDON, March 81.
The steamer Ariel from New Yorkfor Btemen'
has arrived uQt-
, 1869-04-01

nem aefa4ic TictoEy In Slnx-StnEs
s,Sa S1xc March sl--At the election yesterday
the Dtn.oe1ata carried the tewn fos the mt tine
u II JtAtx
, 1869-04-01

The Pnyne-Wc@son Walking nAaen.
Hrv1.tn y. T.. March BL-At taEs accounts
Weston Was foEs5 minutes ahead os Paync7 having
wniktd nfry-eiEht mics. Both are expected 70
make The one hundred miles inside OF s"enfs-1oo1
TCYFA1o, NArrh s1.--Ai ukn1l Win Weston7 ~
r,.,rh Ttth TAyne to walk los miles for sun &
t,f,n frrlt44 this &{SEInpou.
, 1869-04-01

SAX FxAxc1aco, March S1.-udge s r. BROCK
WY, prominent lawyer and Politician o. call-
foetia, died II San A1teo, yesterday.
, 1869-04-01
6puins


Madrid, March 81
In the Cortes, yesterday, the new loan required
By the Provisional Government was voted
The hostility to the conscHption law continues
IN the provinces, and fre4h outhrcak1 arc APpte-
heuded.
, 1869-04-01
SeW York Brcn dstuffs and PToV1zto
Markets.
Special Despatch to The Chicago TFastne-

HNEADFIC1yA
Fcm denrssed ty liberal rece!ptA And Horc sM1aety
to een. 1ith only moderate i!ade ae'.and Wnsat ~
eloee va weak; I'D spring 1t t8 !4nst Corn closed
dan Il the adv pressing oEde1s hAfe oo pretty
well hiled
FEoTIE1H<K
Park ela&cd 6- E!th bettsT eeosS7l demand: s1lea
e4rrr 4hsrxr sf 500 hrts at &3l- eAAh ADD Ee&ulAf
IAfd ~rzl; eales II 50 Tea prime s.e.. aeaet Aprn
ls4c Hama 100 t:ca extern Enokcd II GSm PACK
ate for teSiJ AS{tvai. II 19c-
, 1869-04-01
moE cDBURS I CO.

Nnnhytlle CAtton Market
KAeavElk~ March l--coTsnx5Ssssinta1' ~" N10
dlinr n :hc: es.od 0rt11a1y II @&4Ie7t:AG
, 1869-04-01

Greece
DISSOLUTION or TIE LEGMA1E8x
A7Hrxst March 81
The Greek Chambers hare been dissolved Eec-
ttons viii be held on the 18th Of Nay for : new
Legislature, which viii assemble on the bth Of
June.
The Turkish Ambassador has presented his cfe-
dentIa1a to the King
, 1869-04-01

Mf, fAANSH oH1 AufMDE4 VA l4E AkENV4.
s.1ucsion Committee, oGered . substitute fur sae m
~ s.ssPe EsSPefs ssonsaaon sassa e 9e .s
ss9s!sssn s9sn.De S9sss ftssures On He ''as suea
Inc s!l reported from the committee. wnien ploe.
posea 10 reaksemble the contention and autnoI.1e
m ~ his naTt to du II other sta:e oo1ceza. That
@ best c!asses Of rnion people IN Aiss,ssprt To r.
cord, and to proong, tnstcad Of quiet, tho osos-
S III. WAItD inquired whether the eentlerae9,
had an. charge 10 maize against Inc members VI
Nj Vi i,R FAisSsWoR declined to discuss The ,xr;
%nti Il! the convention, but remarked tnAt InSs ~
otsees and 1t was suspected By Cnlon men & tnai a.
NC whoie gang WAS gotten up n re lnte5e =,
esnaiates The proposition that the coo'cau1,a1
naFe the appointment Of al State of1cers, WAS e1-
ceeMthf!s dlstaAteiul 10 The people
STATES nd 1sh s - o,esr en- c5ar 81 ., IN
Military District Y hnwas not mixed up With any OF
thote enques OF eatals. *as +. not better to have
should se proper; creesea t nto s,sss ~" W. In,
pose new dtseord. = new tu1te, ueW trouble On
Gentlemen Wy a f''Sax ss tss s dsa eSnss
MSisaly SSDa wes wesast ,se, a,rsls "a
General Grant be In hostility TO the lutesests Of hi
Cuiop and loyal people nf Atsstsatppa. lie trustei
| not he tFAfDewoEth4 had taken up the cndce
| tTent1-uyc yeats ago tn defence Of the hack man
.ne some eentlemen ws,t 'est5e r" IN n pa1t!
fssen the mauncle. more cloaely on the hlAck Dan
lie had fought 1t out on thst Tine TIL the hsek M
|, had procured not only hts freedom, but the rSh
: 10 yote and to hold ot1cc. He WIS Just a Nrnn
now 10 take up the cnd9ct n defence .. tne Viii
. fnau The time for talking about sweeping fniAe
meut for ever man engaged In the late EeteLao.
was raxt. The moral effect o! ANYTHING Or II
& to1t WAS gone While he would steaafasstJ q
poee the removing OF dlsquallnca1aons rom t
feade1s Of the trebellion-he Vas whAaR 70 ehAl
, hands With 4nf 1uAn who Was In fasor OF c1teh
I tnc the right Of suffrage to efe5 clu1en OF u
T.n,fed Ststes. not disqualified bJ crime, and th
crime fullJ proven. nnri thst Va & Aons, re re
would bc nothing but dlsoorti and bt1ns N NC
4 StateA- lie would therefore mofe ~ ts's'i9oe u
, ! whnle Huhhct until the next seSAon-
! i NJ SfHENCK ea3d he would TOTE Ior pos
= ronemeni Of 1he whole subject nl esd tne nexi x
: sinn nf Congress. II It were not Pos1ponea5
Ton1d be Wt!inr 10 have the Constitution q
rsstnni saaio submitted to the people, eitaeI
. Ehoft or fl raIt u shat could not be oonf1 n
1 be Void 7ose sRain1t tho ~ oe5oss the Aou!
Il II ,seIned 70 hin that the bill 1nEo!Fcd 2Eest
: tsrt ra1rxly. the 1o1eIutnx Of ets1e ~ g
Yruhon-s6s Fqr7s foeN ot .goyetn1aaa1- asa
The New York herald., 1869-03-25

10 toLp NO. i2D EAST 27rH ST., BETWEEN LEX.
y inglon and dth respectable girl 70 do general
ouscwok or AZ chambermad aud assist with The wash
q Good
The New York herald., 1869-03-25

TO CHRysrIE STA RESPECTABLE GIRL TO DO
ITO general housework cook VA smai private lam.
NJ good city reiereuce
The New York herald., 1869-03-25

OSQ WEST 2sTH ST., NEAR 7TH AVA YOUNG
CCC American girl to DO chamberwork and waiting,
cbamberwork and sewng understands all kinds of house
work and fond OF chden good city reference. Can be
for two day.
The New York herald., 1869-03-25

II EAST sgrfI STA RESPECTABLE YOUNG wO-
Il man do general houscwork IN small private family,
or would do up stairs work and take care Of children tho
very best reference given. Call for two days.
The New York herald., 1869-03-25

Sd WEST 1aTH ST.. BETWEEN 5TH AND 9Th AVS
Ot lady wishes TO procure situation as nurse for
most reliable faithful Protestant woman; be highly
commended Is capable OF taking the entire charge OF
afant from its BIRTH long in nursing and the best
city references need apply except those having very
young infant. Can be seen for two days.
The New York herald., 1869-03-25

CQ7 I'D Av, NEAR 2SD STA RESPECTABLE
DOl young woman to do chamberwork and take Of
children; best city reference. Is willing and obligng.
The New York herald., 1869-03-25

0CS WEST 26TH sT.-AN ENGLIsHMAN AND HIS
CCJ wife wish situations in gentleman's family; the
man waier his wife chamtermad. Call for two days
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-03-10
The Greatest Discovery of the Age

Farmers, Families and others can pur-
chase no remedy equal to DR.. Tobias Vene.
tan Liniment for dysentery, collie, Group
chronic rheumatism, sore throat, toothache,
sea.sickness, cuts, burns, swellings; bruises,
old sores. headache, mosquito bites. pains in
the limbs, chest, back, etc. If it docs not
give relief, the money will be refunded. All
that is asked is n trial, and use it according
to tho objections.
DIR. ToBIAS-pear SIr:-I have used yonr
Venetian Iiniment In my family for a
number of years, and believe 1t to be the best
article for what 1t is recommended that
have ever used. For sudden attack of Group
it is Invaluable. l have no hesitation in re-
commencing it for all the uses 1t processes to
euro. Thavo sold 1t for many years, and 1t
gives entire satisfaction.
CHAS. h. TRIMN Err.
QuukcrIoWn, N. j., May 8. 1893.
Sold by the Druggists. Price so cents and
81. Depot, 10 Park Place. febls-3md&w
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GLOW Shall Recover my Health ~


This Is the mental question asked by the
sick, and after repeated failures. Have you
used BRANDRETH'S PILLS? This is a
medicine which simply "cleanses"-cleanses
the blood and every organ OF the body. This
"purgation" is sure to restore your health, II
pursued in accordance with the printed d.
rections. One who has recovered his own
health by this means tellsyou to have cour-
age and do likewise. ]. ]. Cook, publisher
of tho Banner for twenty years. ut Benning-
ton, VT, says. "Brandreth's Pills cured meof
dyspepsia when every means had failed,
and L was actually given up by my physi-
clans and friends"
ScrOfuIa OF AZ Years Standing Cured.
PRKsTONVILLE, Pa, Jan. II, 1859.
DR.. BrGndrcLI-Dear Sir: have been af-
nIcted with scrofula for forty-two years; but
when hope had long departed, salvation I'M
exrectedly came. have used your pills for
the last fifteen months. Language fails to
convey IN idea OF the blessing they have
been TO me; they have cured me, and my
health and strength are perfectly restored.
LUCIEN b. JONES.
Sold by all Druggists. DR.. Brandreth s
office. Brandreth House, New York.
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TNTELLIGENCER JOB OFFICE,
i No. Is Quincy street.
DRAY TICKETS AND BILLS OF LADIN9
PROGRAMMES AND POSTERS.
CHECKS, NOTES, RECEIPTS.
SHOW BILLS for Country Merchants.
CARDS AND BILL HEADS neatly printed
MANUFACTURERSL LABELS.
INSURANCE. POL ICIEs AND BLANKS.
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Happy Marriages.

Essays for Young Men, on the Errors'
Abuses and Diseases, which create impede
ments to Marriage. with the humane view
of treatment and cure, sent In sealed letter
envelopes, free OF charge. Address, HOW
ARD ASSOCIATION, Box p, Philadelphia.
Pm. laA1O-Smu&W
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Tr11st;aa's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF a DEED OF. TRUST
D dated the 2lst day OF October, 1850, exc
cuted TO me as Trustee by Moses G. Good
Trustee, and james T. Caldwell and wife
and recorded in Vol. S. page 19l, in the
Clerk 8 Office of Ohio County, will sell al
Saturday, the Tenth (IOth) day OF
April next
At 10 o'clock In the forenoon, the following
described property mentioned in said Deed
Ohio County, State OF West Virginia, 10 wit
Lots IS, g. q, 49, S., Is, Is, SO, 90, 8, In Joseph
Caldwen's addition TO the City OF Wheeling
together with all rights, privileges and APP
purtenances to the same belonging or appor
tanning.
Terms made known on day Of sale.
The title to the above property Is believes
to be good. Selling "a Trustee L will only
convey such title as Is vested in me by salt
Deed OF Trust
mar3-eodtH s. BRADY, Trustee.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING. MARCH 10
HEw HAMPSHIRE ELEcr1oN.-Ne'

HEw HAMPSHIRE ELECTIoN.-New
Hampshire yesterday elected State Off
GERS, congressman and Legislature.
The Republican ticket was elected
throughout by increased majorities
over those of last March. Onslow
Stearns Ia the newly elected Governor
and the following are the congressman:
First District, Jacob II. Ella; Second,
Aaron +. Stevens; Third, Jacob Ben
inn