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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-20

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sens, csnsss n isdisofstics GoSopHrs. am, n,s
speedily cured. AZ NJ " tormes
ka!s:m 0paiva ssd Msvesry Dt..a,s.d.
soh IN Weshinstoa, d. q by yOHG Oouou.
III, prugQst, corner y and 81 n = "a III ~
-! ..s e: ave: Price q Der boz. ~ Siy:
CAHoI HILL RIAL HsfAfk AGaN0T
prNusv,v.M yonIsoH.
O0Ra1R fHIst srR1HT DAnr.
IA snfse colleetion Of properly esst OF the Ospi:
ssset a Snsffv 5RsI sEfE 1csCsoSStIb
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, 1869-01-05


"Ihc Three Guardemeu' entered upon ,ts FEC.
ond week last evening to rather small house.
SID without any changes ofpalticul.r note except
in the SAiiyPort tceCe at The clotc OF the second
act. which has b en- rendered still moro effective
by incre ased mechanical effects. The motion OF
the wavcf. the railing and tseklng vctsel, the
fgusl suns and rockett, the lights IN the vesse!s
and hcuses, and upon the besc n. rhe r.ee Of the
neon and tic twiualine II the stars, and The very
rseeetGeis to the vessel. altogether make up a
vcsg na'utnl aLd beautiful seece- Ihe euiirc
mounting Of tae Play is admirable, and tue action
.. a'yIckEa's THEATRE.
Lolita COMMIT ocd her third week. lsst evening.
W'n ~ *c,l.knona person alton Of 7op*y, IN
mSes "a. s1oa e ;as. h y
trtc performance Of this eccentric role. 1t is SO
1hmisa! TO ~ tfea'tc goese that we need hatdly
gives tcupc for lotta'e ytrsastle poxesi. and she
lnprovts her opportunities vita ru.,o and a
tssn which would dono discreoit 10 ihe se:uiue
Bonds mieht enyy aef her jtss and wiE:
rounds. which src the ver5 essence OF Ethiopia.
TIE cast OF tee piece wax very effective one,
Gto10t HaTrts, nudson As s.. Cdr, Woodruff as
,An<o&: Ara; Myess as Ei:d. Mrs. co9eu -
rtfk'rs ~ Err. The 1attes. who plaJed Aseny
20 admirably cu1irg Mr. JetFertona engagement,
astn3tcd 10 great credit for her pretty aLd very
Da:ural p+yeonstiou Of Era. Sha 1. child Of
rssc promise, Ald II properly ccucased In the 70,
cat'en for which sEe thows sueh remarkable
the thesir ,cal world. The tamc play will be yr.
rcated; Eewin Adams. tie FAvorile lrsgedtao
tncceets Lolita, inst, I'd OF the "Fla.h oi Light.
nlts," as previously announced.
WOODS MUSEUM.
Alice holland took her be ucar, lust evering, At
y ootts Mueecm, and yefJ tu5stanttal bercal
II WIS. the building being deC.els crowded IL
csrEv naEt The beneficiary appeared A. the Connlks
, 1869-01-05
TEE FRACaELEST GIFT DEED1.
Mf, Trazior Ixo. .era:ed.

In the Investigation before thc rrand Jury coa-
corning the deed 10 the cemetery tract, pro.
bounced fraudulent, Jchn f. Watt, formerly OF
thc Recorders OLtlce. gave the Only material cvt-
ctncc, and tetttaed that Mr.. ". :. Frazict
brought him the decd for record. The circum.
stance urtcd more than fv. yeara ago, s!nce
which time Mr. Wait has received for record
Ecne 200. GOO deeds. This, together with the fact
that his acquaintance With Mr.. Frazier vas but
slight, led some psfsoDs to wonder hox he could
remember so we'll. It now trausplres tha. ut the
time this deed was rscUrdci, and for three weeks
;o5, ,,sI NJ f2sF ot va ys.ns h.;
Aftt having obtains d the proofs Of his aa.tae:.
Nr. Frazier sought an Interview with lii. Wait,
ard in tee ptessree Of Z gentleman who
me.resy. and a. he approsched him i'm
eald, ;. Ut. Halse, do you Know my name Fl
no =" wus the reply. Mr. Frazer thHl pro-
&c. dcd 10 exhibit his evidences, con-issln!, OF
l'tcte intcrchaECed beswern friends at the time,
with their po-tnark, t.ils Of purchase, aftayits.
! etc. and demanded nf Mr. Watt. that he should
p!aee HIM right bctoEc the puelc by retra .tiou
q his tetuutuy; and In 1hc presence Of the
the tetractaon eh' uld b. psepsrrd for his sigma,
tu1c. Ii waa prepared and signed, ~ follows:
| tHlcAao, Jan. 1.
SIN: In a1swc, to yours Of 1st inst, regarding
my testimony bst're the grand jury, wherein i
| trs,cd that 1t Was my belief thdt you were tnt
,rFsun who n!ed ior record on The lath O
given by The city OF Lhicagu to Ira Judd, woult
! fay thst h,ve ca:e'u y e1auir.d thr paper:
ard letters IL }cur p.sssesion. which werr sub
miitci 10 myself, and am convinced from thci
cates. postnarls. &c, III It you were On that IA,
| Cot In Ghlcago. acd that | was utsiakeu In The
,.scntity of person. And that you w-re n OF ihs
| pestou wlln died thc deed ifthc couc1usc1 hAv,
conc to upon rtn=etlon- kcspccttulty Tcurs,
, 1869-01-05

An exchange aaya: "The extent OF this years.
tonsnah ofthat SUITE, i rery great. We learn num
thas aa!inE tne year ae.e
t9!h1ts.ies, IS Chaitanooxa. Of tho crop oi iss;
o3 hnsl els ofeoru. Up the fivsr, rom Tho com.
u below chattanooga. to The same point, 50, CO..
bushels During tho same period, there were
e.: op;S:isx$:.as o7:5
million and hair bushels corn received At Chstta.
nonEa ano eent South during tho period rnen.ioued
tnis r. may I'D that dn ring portion Of the ume
road. We also learn that considerable amount Of
the fsue prodner. RroHn IN upper E4st Ten: esser,
e. nd market in the other dlTecuon. From the ad.
t onal number acres pfaated and gathered 1863
Iii ~ npts o. corp run Esas Tennessee next Joaf
The London Marx Lane Erpre4s Of November 9Th,
STATE. Inst extensive orders for barley for mating
z eavs .t oeen !sceiSed ln England from The Unised
sEstd h. been actnAi1y begun The ord n on hand
Eo1? thn country are said tn be far $4,000 boshra,
stated most stfu7thes enhance IT, psice there snd
trls a1resdJ deaTer tnaA wheat, weight for weight.
H., 1ns usual psaoof.lon u former years has been
osIley, but more RECENTLY In one or two c.ses, a.
now, the latter has fulg caught mp with the former
Or sven exceeded It, The American demaud VIII. it
n tnonxht. exert its influence, on other kinds Of
The following were the years e1ports from New
Aofk, with comparison for 1857:
IotE. hrls... .......r............. 6!,62S bts21
nCHIes 11F33.Q0
Ahs0 se0,les 5l.73s3l
1,1sQ.ll3 GSt.135
oea4s bu...............-..... 5.s5,l69 t,tsn,si.
Nos1s ua-. 6iV2.SS3 s,sS1,J43
, 1869-01-05

The regular meeting OF the Board Of Police sid
Fire Commissioners was held yest"r lay, P1est-
dt1tT O. Brown In the clair. Present Commls
siontrs 4uCd and james.
Fire Comm,ssiones James moLth!y report
ehos ed Tint thirteen engines had been fit fnr
duty at all times: that, in the aggregate. they
made aC1 runs 10 fires, the highest mum ocr being
nineteen, By the Cniesso. Miles travelled, :s5.
Worked At trcs lt5 hours. acert gate. On hand,
1900 ictt OF new hose and 9,'tl teet No :. Tic
horses arc repor cd in excellent Condition.
Psc.ideLt Brown rcpoItci that the nun 1er RI
fire ordinance vaat1ous reported 10 HIM during
| ,Er past month were GO. ln addition TO thIa, tue
Nor Division Fir: Warden tns pcc:cd los bnild.
3t,yr. and the Snll:h Ulslsion 81
Police Officer Pssm3n received the thanks OF
thr bo.,d f,r cktinru:rhfng IN incipicnt coui.-
grafton at So 1iS Naha-h ayen1c.
The qua:surly repnst Of the. Superintendent Of
Police. en- nli:ed TO the board. sets forth tha. the
| t,.'s1 vh!ur OF property stolen amonn"= 10 nj,
! 54F,fS: Total sslnc or bropcItg recovered. SIS,
116 ~; tntaI amount Of fines. fi0S55; total Lun
| b.s VI arrests, 3,s'I Or ttts Iumoet ABE ~e1s
| AID i,3tl single. Number Of lost childr, n lc
tnrrcd 10 their partu,s. I9a; numbcr OF lodsC1t
at -t.iinn- ssh
| The n.t1oaslltte. OF those a1rc-tel wtE. az fol
Icw+: Amsf:cans. 1,3l1; AfI,ca:-, a3l; Bohr
| Miaus. ~: Bel.laEs.3; tnnnAiaor, ~; Danes
ls: English. III; Ertnrh. 5,; Germ ms Sill
IIunFartars, 6: 1tssh, :, ,1ai; trs'aa.- II; Sosws
rtlrs, 1Ui; Pollard. n, /; Scotch. ~: SHcdc!
Il; SpsLisrds, =; Smlss,l; Welsh, ,. These ret
I resented III tccuEst,eE.
un5ccs James mcfa,tov, 10: conduct rnhccsm
| service.
| I ts bnsrh tler aEtourreA
, 1869-01-05

An Object Of Interest" and Rbttv In III.
.AuRo,ne Hyens,. achieving succeas Of on.
audience was handsome and wcltdeseTed
compliment 10 this Iavoritc H,tIo actress. THIS
e.cn,ns Peep o'Day viii be revived.
RECEPTION.
"A very pleasant II 4plion vas eIvca 10 Me,de.
she en!ntnt ecullpt1r. At the residence OF +. r,
Chandler ESQ.,. No. 1ki Roeh street, last eyrn.
ing. large tsssJ bling In attendance 10 pa5
letyes shortly Tor Nrw TurE IN Touts Tor italy.
KELLEn's DKSErlr.
Keller. The we'll known sage manager of the
evening next, with flst.cl.ss comedy bi1i. III.
E. taa been in Chit ago only few N 2n,hp. but in
thst lime hc has gained golden opinions. not only
manager, hut by his ster ing good qualities az an
sctcr. Hts elderly gentlemen arc very superior
sht.acters7mueh aoose the ordiaary line OF staec
o. the OCCASION of hs btnetlr that be NV .e m.et
with something n orc than tue mere verbal aopro-
baiion Of AZ auGtfnee, which, however pleasau.
TO the feelings. does not 20 far toward duinp the
pocket or n.alttg the pot boil.
MISCELLANEOUS.
DuritE the year which has just closed death
oeeh e Isy no nc apa
Etmes Of Kotstnt, the most celebrated 0. The
!tsiian CONF osess Of the present century: Henry
aqa a. s1ss se,
ter kIown as Georg. thirsty; John :. Norton,
,,,! ~ eminent eotnet-playsr. OF Ph!ladelphts !;
.EAHAa4! Ns D1a4UGEy. tQE m1+4EAi composer I.
Arna Fanlowra Georgia, an eminent mu .icsi
composer, OF Rass1a Mtss Romer. celebrated
pima donna ofthe Ecgi,sh stage; Helen Western,
.hs Fs.peh spy aciE.ts; Han.Yahya Kee. # thc
original Japanese sEoup': .-natlea Kean. the emil
nent English actor; J.co5 Vac Lcnncp, a
Lntch dEamati.t: Joseph Sitting toyne,
the IEish drsmat,st: Ioha Seton, celebrated
E!e!isa aeicr; Henry Hart Allmau. Dean Of
Chas!.s C,sc;,. the ninent French seeoe patntcr
Eelicten Mal1ealie and n. German D.lapigae
FreLch dfAma.ts:s; tiuiseppc Glrd,ctpt, n II Il.
Ian SCENIC artist; Mary tia,non. tao comedy
attrces George ". J.nieson and v. L. J aulc-
son. the Neg York actors: Adah Is4acs Menken
aLd Jnlia Dean; and Charles 81. Wa1cot, den.,
the enicrnt English comic actor
0le Bull pays In Nsw York this week. p,repa
will aleo he there.
Max strakosch Was arrested in Utic,, the other
day. ioE not ps5ff 2 bis license, and required -
Etse security tn Ief1F.
,Hsekclt Is piayipg successful engagement In
Boston.
Adelaide Phillips hns accepted an offer OF
four 3ters engagement to sing IN oprrl III PatiB,
and fAils ttcm bosson In the spring to fulfil 1t.
The engageneut couc1u1c1 hetwccn Mad.
Schneider and the director of the Cairo Theatre,
4 putliehed. ste is to play and to manage the
theatre for atteeu nights AID receive $1t.0CA to
have subsentton 0! $40 600 and carte b!aaehs to
get together company.
, 1869-01-05

Bsrt'nn Of the legislature. and no dou !. will re.
cei1e The attention matter Of such Importance
deuands. hero ono thing certain, th j, dec ut
thtir long sleep In theis long and Legitimate home
u wtsc atd enlightened legislation au'n nos-
1873 etd TraylcCs for dissection, Tho object
Which the tncntca profession have. IN endcavor-
inc TO have the bill p.sfed, enanaIes from pltc
fcrp q Tor their patients aud the respected pub.
fc generally. II t5cY asc eupol1ed from poor
OF ptstons wto hare 20 borrowing relatives
whofe feelings can be hurt, the necessity OF
s1atehing will he entirely obylated. The public,
representatives 10 pass 1t, as the hast eaiesuard
to the1s tex upcs. 20 cay The DOCTOR.
, 1869-01-05
mr.. and mrs. oolIsx In Albany.

FROM tue Al0AnT vQufn4l. pGS. ..
Hon. Schuyler Colfa1 and his wife arrived
in our city frum Springfield, Mass, on Sat-
Edward Wade, who Is relative Of Mrs.
Coaiax, Yesterday Mr.. Colfax. visited
Troy, and While there attended the
Firs, Baptist Church, the pastor Of
which, Rev. Dr.. Baldwin, Is relative, aud
between whom an ardent attachment has
existed from youth. 4 very large audience
assembled In the church, In anticipation OF
the presence Of the distinguished visitor.
At the conclusl n Of the sermon, DR.. Bald
win introduced the Vice President to the
congregation. The latter made few re-
marks, statire that he had not Intended to
ADDRESS the congregation, but In dete,ence
to the earnest request Of Rev. Dr. Baldwin,
he had consented. he gave some Approprt.
ate advice to the young men present, urging
the iruroi tancc OF walking in the fear Of God,
and Of pursuing lite Of strict integrity under
all circumstances. The speaker bore tcsti
$50 - 'ho Satisfaction aud delight al
, 1869-01-05

From the Indianapolis {tnd.1 Sentinel, Dec. n.
Miss Laura Reno, the sister OF the victims
Of the New Albany assassination, who was
In this clty yesterday, Is described by those
we'll acquainted with her as young lady OF
great beauty and accomplishments. It is
also said that she possesses large part Of
the bra.ns Of the family, which, added
10 an inaeSible will aud the intense desire
for revenge, will sooner Or later bring ruin or
death upon some Of the murdercns of her
brothers. At til ir funeral at Seymour, a
lew days ago, the attendance was quite large,
and among other persons, resident Of Sey-
mour, whose name We have forgotten, drop.
led In, he had scarcely made his appear.
ance before Miss Reno rose from her
scat and, walking across the room,
fercely told him that that was no
place for him, that abe recognized In him
one OF the murderers Of her brother, and II
be did not leave Immediately it Wou1d be the
worse for him. The 'ellow sluuk out Of the
house like whipped cur, frightened almost
to death. Unless a great mistake has been
made Ia the estimation Of Laura Reuo's
character. the Jackson CountY Rekulstor:
viii find that the oath Of revtuEe she took
over the dead body OF Frank Reno was no
mere empty threat to be fore often in An
hour, but promise Of terrible meaning.
, 1869-01-05
Biesnsy, Descrtton and Poverty at PA'.
"exs h0ss.

From the Springfield Evening News, Dec. a6.
4 Young Irish girl, slxtcur years of &c,
came up from Stafford to Palmer Oh Friday
morning last with Conductor Williams, aud
came Hear giving birth TO child while on
the way. Alr. Williams cared tor her as well
as the circumstances OF the case ". u1d per-
nit, aud on reacuing Palmer she was handed
over to the OverSeer. Of the Poor, who sent
her to the etate Almshouse, where
she gave birth TO d, child. Accord
ing TO her story, which seems
to I've All honest owe, she. came over from Ire
land year or two ago, at the desire Of her
sister, who lives at Stafford. She found her
sister living with John Corhit, though uu-
married, and The latter, taking liking to
the newly arrived sister, married her. But
two women In one house, like two cats
and one mouse, cannot often agree. ATE,
several months she was sent back 10 Ireland
by her husband. After remaining there
while her friends discovered thai
she was soon to become mother and ship
ped her back to New York, telling her to &C
| to her husband. She arrived at NeF ToTb
on Nednesday last, aud came on to New
| London By boat that night, reaching Stafford
Thursday morning. She found her hush lnd
| who, during her absence, had married hcl
sitter. Fiudlr z two wives on his hands, and
! fearing the Law aKainst bigamy, be suddenl,
| decamped. The distressed and dishearteDet
| Girl was advised TO seek the charitable lrstt
| tutions Of Massachusetts,, and she reachct
| the aims house at Monson the next morning
| as nboye stated.
, 1869-01-05

Prntef scr y. shepparl, Of Chicago University,
lectures IN W1lAameburg, T., on Tuesosy
evening, o. - he Fattos ard Humor Of Auu1n
Ltfc," and tats for Europe on the dsy toElo E1nR.
Cheyallcr and BaudItlkAtt- two eminent French
ceoIonl.te, are wrltlcg a book Oh cur dnsnc!Al
Affairs.
II. CAsxeil. President Of Brown University
iBApttst) ta,d II hst.ttao Con seution IA PrpTt.
ce1ce list week, VI abandon all those things
which repasate me from nv Lhr1.t1Aa btethren.'
taVs aLad y Thestrr and Il creating s1ous
e3citcment IN \ hxck township, the settlers
.-~--,~e s---.~t. sha erthodox ministers md fol-
, 1869-01-05

pursulnR a "Ctristian walk and CONVERSE
t!oo,' and e1oquent'y referred to the ncces-
sit5 OF proEcE religious instruction. Last
evening Mr. Colfa1 called upon Governor
Ftnton Al ex-senator Harris, and subse-
quently Nas visited by few gentlemen at
the house OF Mr, Wade. ue leaves to-day
Il r RI Sim
, 1869-01-05

School LApd4
Ata reecrt meeting OF the Board Of Education

Alta reccrt meeting oi the Board OF Education
It WINS
:" Ordered. That the School Agent ascertain at
wlat tin ssit lads were artt Listed, aud II pos-
eibtc, at wbcec euescal1on-''
We think We can supply the Information.
During Mayor weItwotsh's last term OF office
MI. Ward, then Comptroller, added to his rep ,rt
as School Agent for said ycar, s.liss Of school
lands" and wiki this somewhat frank ayoHal TO
the public apres dct tecteto:
"Abstracts Of title to tho foregoing lands have
vt1y I. Gently bten made--too recent for thor
cugh exam 'nasicr; bat from partial o.e am Of
The opinion that In many cares the tile IL dsfcc
tire. SID IN zone c&ses iheuy6bfy eo."
We dare SAY The thing had never been done OF
"tucfcssed" hclore. and at the mr. citing of the
Con mon Council. March II. 1861, the Sch ,ol
APent informed the Council that he tosk the lib
crt! OF pfisfin1 the report In the corporation
TT 1rk p1neF without their order,
, 1869-01-05
ExnIanailan NAMED.

In tie commercial report in the morning pa
pere Of Monday, January !, occurs the follow
Ing:
Farmers arc reporting their stock Of fat hogs
as .e1Lauttad.'"
Ought Eot there be some explanation Of tho
cause Why the hoge arc t'exhaue1et," What have
tht = been doing?
The tane report. after stating that the lire
hoge sre "exhaustcd," asserts that "drcssed
hog" ithat IL, 1ea7 ones " were aetlve.'
, 1869-01-05

Fire..

The alarm from Boz 145, souudcd a, d quarter
before 10 O'Clock l.st night. was ocea,.ouod By
the destruction of two+toly fraue structure
bclo1EIbg to the Illinois Leather COMPANY. To-
Gated on North Hslstcd street, At the JUNCTION Ct
the North Branches. 1he establishment, WITH
II contents. Ia total loss. etttnated at s. 001
Probably injured. The 1te o1g.1ated IRON the
fufnzceA
, 1869-01-05

IpEurutc. 5ceferdxy mor1lng, to take action rc!a.
tive to the dca.h oE ao1. Aaron Tyler. Hon. Z.
Harris IVES called to the chair, and q. B. Falte.
Reg, ofdciated a. Secretary. The following Com
mtttet On ketolnttors was appointed: Robert
~ At "bkA-A -rait nd
, 1869-01-05

nosCHoW-STtWAKT-ln this city, Drc Il, by
1tet. Joseph HartEcIl, Mr. Joscph Dotchow and MISC
,WiLs3S-cATER-1n this city. Dec. q. by Fer.
ClArA Cater. ~ ~ 1'
WlLL'AAS-nAED-1nt this city. Dec 81, IN tho
Ar: DATA n. Williams and Ats. Rtnecca +. nara.
DlNkWATEK-Sich0 This city. Jan. I.
lIaItwtll; Mr. Ttoul1s Dr!nkEatcr md Mis- M.Ty
An AsD!sUs-WEsTFhLL--In this city, Dee. -, at
the !s-dencc Of the hrile's unete John b. Gardiner
ny Rev. Mr.. .kerr. Csptsin Vt, Z. AnGrus. jste
of .he n Army e Tenne:sec.. ol. Rockford. ill.,, and
Misa II, hslis Nestfsll; II q Sag Hs.hor, y. 7.
rfa. Of this city. "
DODHE-WHlrMORE in this city. on the s,tt
maa H.; by hss. I; Ilat1cd. D: 2. AZ. John +.
Wh!tmore. Salem, MAss No CARDS. S'
a oASnAs;1N;CGLLoCH january J., hY Rey.
zle Actulloch. both Of th,A city.
, 1869-01-05

Tenth Ward Republican Club.
All members os the Tenth Ward Republican
Club nse requested to meet at tho Office Of Aid.
Salisbury, corner OF Canal snd Randolph srrrrts,
up etaire. on this evening, at halfpast o'clock.
CHARL<e Z. r. HOLDEN.
Chairman Tclth Ward Republican Club.
, 1869-01-05
BUSINESS NOTICES.

A rlereSman-Rev. j. mcuurvay-
suffered several years with throat affection, TO
Which clere5men are especially subject, sud
having used various remedies have pleasure in
giving ny testimony 40 10 the rettel have had
IN The dischnroe Of my saoha,h lahor4 from the
utc Of BFolrn's bronchial Jfecatf.@ They have
been great comfort Others to whom have
fctrMm, Lded them have used thin with advau-
taRe.,m, Fer Coughs ard colds the Troehes arr
, 1869-01-05

Meteorological record for January 4sh, 1859.
as reported by ]. g. Lsneguth, Jr., o2ns!an, III
1ateeirh ttrect, correspondent to the Smith
.onian Institute. The sma'! letters sre tbs In.
rlsls ior the words 'vec;iug. gentle. hi4h,''
''drJ, !" "no:kt atmospheric : +rato" and +'snoW:"
, 1869-01-05

The Juniper Tar soap IL the st
lu1!et soap ever made, a. It uav be usen With I'M
pnnity by ladies With the most tender skins At
the same time Il l. Invaluable a. remedy for
plmples, rough or ch.rped hands, and all cutane-
without aggravatiuc the nalady and giving paiu to
TIC patient. Man nfactu1ed by C2swell, Hazard
, 1869-01-05
persDnal.

DERsONAL The advertiser e young gen
tleuAn of means) is desirous Of forming the &c.
gasntance Of some l.dy {Eidov pEefs1redl not otet
IS years OF 1xc no, feeling lonely, like myself. ana
neediar eone cne to neifitnd and love her, my a.
dlrss, In tne mozs strict confidence. SINCERITY,
Tr1buua once.
, 1869-01-05
RraI Estute==Nttp,
Improved.

HUN eaLE~
hoas ia Il 9 1T Sae, S : .posa isf
~ sci 20 :aa s.sh ,so IT,
bsn sss5 az noasts ~ = ] 1sss TefS
I'd q sssa S bs 'sss ii
modern Improvements. barn, DC. Lot IS RET
Also. number Of other dwellings on ,h,s AZ.
kztv29s Rss Faa i f@ss;
rooms; lo. @.1ieo. ''
Sr ;aay sea
Of T*sst5; 81 ;Gitast;: ehesp 1oE cash.
svsT5 D1se%a2t eas4a ,mnea1 mRs.
nett; heated .hfoushous By Reau,; BRICK barn.
esay tTmi: VIII % x.nted TOR oaiss oasiass:. fsl5 pai
Xs.e s"S S5Ss:s ne
pe y aTect}.se EeaE.sa ,.Ga s1 1T s 1is
nlt iii be %itY eli r s9y Gae es<h shs
S5ss +: "a ss:.a:sss: 8 sas.s .ysnue., aud also
II sII's st1ss so.se
sqSnt ns; ID ps:E s:sb TalFt1shFds FIT is!neat.
wEsT AAbis;,k.sr-So: s... cottage. Lot ,sx,s.
WEST s:t ss pe,a,u, pou,s
wARIES: s1ESottsks r rso@. With lot s,xz,s.
Several houses oa " %est lake. Monroe and
- US1MPRoyED.
IEsI-oS1ll fer, west 'front.', south Of and near
1Iaxll9, northeast corner Of Twtn.7.nfsa-st
31ES. east frnnt below Thirty -second.st.
Tofett ucAr Foffttth-Et
20 feet NJ ar Rock Island e,r shops and sey.
eral tracts by the acre. ''
M1CH1GAEAF.-Sevetal lots In the Wentworth
tract. below Tbirty-sec0udsr.
Lot 36. Block I, Fort Dearborn Addition. a&x
1stA feet deer. eas, ront, on Mtchifan.aV
WAbAsH;hv -tease. west front, near Twenty.
kASkAkEE-Ay.-seye1a@ lots sou,h OF Douglas
EEn$cS:Ay-some nne properly north o. nas-av.
~, E9 Or thfee sngle lots ean he sold separately.
GoLtAA,AE.-lelxf5o. corner Thirty third st., AMI
kENMOOD-91x19 191 fcet. che1n.
foRii ii'flKSt-sI lots, fronting on ForsJ.nsss.
ROCK ISLAND CAR woEKs- -,s;11s, feet On Gray
EASkAKzE;EE.Ays1,Iwo a: z;E lots between Tlrtyssccond
W!sIGHTMtluI,:Ar lots we.t Of fIalssed.st.
D1sEKsEi ROAD-Four lots, 200 feet, near above
GH!CAGthAE.-On. lot nc,r wood,st Cheap.
CARROLL ST. .-3o1isS feet north ftoat,
TYLER ST.-1S l.it* ncar Loomte-st.
rhKk-AV.Ex13 feet, sonth mont east az Is.1,cy.ss
Winchestcr-ay. '
Acre tract, In both North and West DIyl-
BUs1AEss rRo:EKTI-on Randolph, Clark and
H.
, 1869-01-05
MARRIED.

Paper Hanctng1 aud Window Sh zde&,
iatest etyles. Paints. otls, glass and brushes al
F. 3. ktoHI'e, 80 Randolph stfee.
, 1869-01-05

All doubt vAnishcs. Tor W+o1coss,. Pain
Paint ts tested free q: lj9 south lark street. Chi
csGo. Private rooms for iad1ea.
, 1869-01-05

CIRCUIT COURT.
Charlra j. Manlan Ct al, '. b. F. Clark ct als
Aespmpstt. Judgment SITS 81
The ourt y at pr. sent engaged IN the trial OF
case OF William Nevans asa,nst Daniel scot
AID James Mlckelloor. This Is an action o{ trc,-
pnss, IN which damages are claimed to ihr
amount Of Ave thousand dollars. 1t ts alleged N
the 1CcllFat1on that The attendants committed 4
, 1869-01-05

|
The following ninutea wcre entered of record
In bankruptcy:
D:schar yed-Ea:har tel C. Mser,, OF Chicago !;
ilhan y: hacley, VI Lscon, Marshall County !;
Robert 4. Free nan Of Chicago.
fhfsn,d to dtseA0rge-3. y. Selu, Of Sugar
G!cFe, Kane Couniy Jxmes v. Fisher, of Law
rthce. Mcuenry County.
0ppoftion 10 diseharot-Julius Aeldeasefcb,
OF EblCHpQ.
, 1869-01-05
15oat1ing a9tD Eo1Qtug

OF jackson stone large front room on
Jl dsrt door, lth ttr and pas to two or three
gcn1a Also IN ado. Ming room With Urge cloast to
Two gentlemen, With nfss-cl2ss board. IN private
family.