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ADJUSTMENTS.

i
Sr.CHARLEs THEATER-sr. oHAHLsssI
Sunday Evenisr. March a. 1859.
Positively LAST NIGHT Of the great 20 o. 't
QUEEN OF THE STAGE.
MILE Fanny
JANAUSC HEK...J aNAUSC K I,
Who viii appear as LADY MACBETH in
sHAKsPEARE's I
MACBETH. MACBETH,
As given BY her ct the BOSTON THBArER. with
~ EDWIN BOOTH EDWIN BOOTH.
She will be supported by Mr..
CHAs. Pope. .CHAs. POPE
AS MACBETH-AACBETH,
And the Entire St. Charles Ihester Company.
ACADEMY OF MUsIC-ST. CHARLES ST.
BURLEsQUE and SPECTACLE.
Immense Success Of
THE FEMALE FORTY THIEVES.
THE BRAVE GIRLS OF THE SOUTH.
Second veek Of the charming sOubrsts and Burle,que
Actress
MISS FANNY sTOCQUELLEK.
Matinee for Ladies ard Children. SATURDAY. Noon,
NEW oPEHA aOUsE-BoURBoN srRSEr
Sunday. March =, 1869.
First Night offs Drama Five Nns Tableaux called
lie Fills DU DIABLE.
Preceded by Prologue in One Act,
Les Trois Hommes Kouges.
For particulars proQrsmmes
Doors open At O'Clock. Performance commences ct
O'Clock
MosDAY-Beueht of Mr. PICOr-rHE MARTYRs
VARIETIEs THEATER.
Monday Fvsning. March 1880.
BENEFIT OF sR. GEO. RYER
For which occasion the eminent srtste.
MARY GLADSTANE,
Has kindly vounee valuable services aud will appear
as MARIE De FONrANSES. in the dr. ana OF the
Femaie GAMBLER
Naxmilan DesmaTefs Mr. Geo. Ryer
SPANISH DANCE Nv MILE TaEREsA-
With the petite drama entitled
Napoleon,
Napoleon Bonsparte. Geo Ryer.
TUESDAY FvENlSG-Romsnce of a Poor Young " 'u.
CRAED SACRED CONCERT
TO AID IN sEBUILDIsG SPRING HILL COLLEGE,
To take pace at the
Church Of The immaculate Conception.
GEsUII's OHuRcB. BARoNNE STREEr)
TIE Committee Of Arrangements beg TO announce that
Grand Sacred Concert will be given at tie above Church
Friday Evening 10th inst. at 9 O'Clock,
Under the direction of Mr. CALEsRBsT, tnd Mr. O. COL
LlGNoN. Nine Gambler Msssu PICoT, ENGEL and
VAN HUFFLBN. the sOLOISrS and CHOIk OF THE
CHURCH. the GERMAN QUARFETTE CLUB, and q
number Artists and of this city have kindly
offered thsir vsuab aid for this occasion.
an OTeh.strs OF FoRrY-FIgE MUSICIANS has besn en-.
gagged.
The Programme will consist Of
- PART FIRST
instrumental ard Vocal Sell cns Of Classic and Sacred
Music.
PART SECOND
Rrss1Ps STABAT MA9Es. emplets with full Orchestra
Meyerbeer MARCHE AUX FLAMBEAUX.
TICk ETs So each all the prncio al Music,
Jewely Of this city; also at Church with
the Sexten.
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A KOUssErs
FISHING TACKLE.
The undersene having studied the OF the Southern
MNtet in the FISHING TACKLE LINE, for twenty
year. takes plea, Offering his county friends and
customers she largest and varied stock Of
HOOKS. LINES. RODS. FLOATS ANs BASKETS.
IN all their varieties would beg your perusa Of the fol-
lowing articles:
Fish Hooks:
Limerick front Hooks bowed. 0tOloI0.
e. hat'ea 0tol0l0
=. sbsenbesd Hooks all sizes ringed
Reddish looks, all siEes IOtolOI0
,hesertown books, all siEes.
:. Fisb docks, to iS' fitted
:. GrsvitssiOn Hooks fish and trout
Limerick sscoded Hooks. al sixes.
Lmsrck Wired Hooks III sizes.
Sea and Ca fish Books, to H.
Also, Assorted Lines.
Cotton Cabs Laid Lines. rs to 800 feet long.
:. TwiE ssh Lives
:. out Line. large
In Trout sDd Fish. and assorted colOrs Lines
Plated and iwised six La
ses,ars,s F,sh Lines al, sizes
Rigged and furnished Lines.
F,shng Rods, assorted.
FISH hstkets, asserted
And complete stock of HARDWARE and CUTLERY.
Always on hand the GASUINs BAABoo PoLEs go
betting visit when the city, you viii End my prices the
LOWEST in the market
sign OF the Big Bamboo.
A. RoUssET.
successor Rcusset Voorhees,
No. IA OLE Lev.e, opp. Cation Hou'e.
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AMUSEM ENTs.
NEW ORLEANS RAcEs.
TAIRIE OURS E.


Saturday. April g. 1860.
FIRST RACE-sweepst.kes for year olds. dash Of
ms. $500 sns.ns si0O Forfeit his
entrance money Club to add $50. oesed IS follows
~ J. OFlpc entss Dr. E. ALTA vELA, by vandsi, dam
imp. Eiagres. BY stockwell.
I'D A. Wilson enters c. JEFF JENNINGS, By Light
ming, dam Recky Bee
s-w. COtri enters c. CoTTRILL, by Daniel BoOns.
cam MsggieG
4--Also enters CHI f. CARRIE p, BY Daniel Boone dam
Lilly Ward
SANE DAY-METAIRIE srAKE-sweepstakes for all
ages mile heats sleOD entrance horse named
at O'Clock the evening previous Club sOd
$1,000 Closed q. follows:
/. James Coniisk. e. J. W. 7ennock.
J. o'Fallon & T. q. Moore
s. ketaiIie Jockey Club
Tuesday, Ap-u 9.
FIRST RACE-HURDLE sTAKE-Dssh of two miles;
thurdles Leaps SIS rance y. OILS to carry liz
pounds; Olds, III pounds; 6y oid and upwards LIS
pounds. Club to ado $500. Closed as follows:
III. Michigan enters b. CHALMErTE, y o., by Daniel
Bone, dam by Brown Dick
2-E. Warwick enters b. h JOE JOHNSTON, 6 y. O., by
Goodwood, dam Judy. by sovereign.
3-Aho ch c. TRANSIT y. o., BY Bleakwind dam Prairie
Flower, BY Sovereign.
4-Also br. g. -, y. o., by Captain Beard. dam BY
Sovereign
Sd Conlsk enters CHI e 10y. o, by Endorser, dam
by Glencoe
CD. Swigert enters br h. EDINB0R0' y o., by Lexng
osm Hymenia by Yorkshire.
SAME DAlsweepsakes fer year olds mile heats, 500
entrance n three m the stake; second horse
receive sac; Club o add $50. Clos'd As follows:
I'LL O'Fsllon enters 4 THE BANsHEE, by Lexing.
ton, dam Balloon. by Yorkshire
2-J. w. Psnnock b. f. NELLIE MCDONALD, by Col
Ossns, dam Maid Of Monmouth, by Ira seler
3-k. X Rchsrds enters b. c. LOCUST POST, by Young
Melbourne, dam by Vincent Nste.
4-Richsrds KIgcur eLterb.f BETTE BAY, by Austria
han dam Betty Ward, by Lexington
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ID EMOvAL..-......... ....REMOvAL.
DANIEL and JAMES d EDWARDS have removed tenn
porarly) from Nos. - 80 and 81 Mes Lsvee street 70 tho
OoRNER or cUsroMHoUsE, CLINTON and PBvEES
STREET. opposite the United Custom Hsuse, por 70
occspyng their sAbsnnsut sov 10 eouss Of erection,
fronting Front and Delta sfrss sssvssa ossvi~ and
Pcydras ssrestsL
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.CA ALLEN9E.

CHAB LEN RE...................Ch LIEN - ne
The sscriber srrees TO from ONE to FIVE rHOus
AND DOLLARS that be furnish horse TO eesf any
othe owned the State Of Ieuissps Disisscee yards
Foffet- $500 Bet open for ten days from date
Apply TO wK sPEARISa
February 3sth, 1862
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a III. DMEZA,
IMPORTER OF CUBA PRODUCE. DEALER IN LOUIS
lana SUGAR AND MOLAssEs
AND AGENT or
GeodaIe's steam Sugar Refinery.
Ofce-Corner Cont and Peters stresss.
--ooHsrAsrLY
Ccodale,s White and yellow Clarified SUGARS.
.soodsls's GoLDkN SYRUP barrels halves and kegs
GcooAle's Sugar Fouse SYRrP
Goo A.e's sugar House Mossses
Louisiana sus and Mrlasses-all rradea
Cubs SUGARS in boxes and hos sheads
Cuba bossses In h gshssds terces and barrels
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n WEBEK,
| BOOT sBOE AND CATER MANUFACTURED
Royal Street. corner Customhouss.
/ New Orleans
Always hand complete assortment OF Fashionable
| Boots and Coneress Caters, Of every description
trders solicited promptly attended TO- Repairing done
| th Heatness and Dispatch
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POUND NOTICES.

CrRrET COMMISSIONERS DEPART
9 MINT. Room No. z City Hall-rew Orleans, msrch.6,
69WsTe brought the FIRST District Pound corner OF La
fayette and Locust streets, ~ sstrays-
Three GOATS of different colors;
Which not claimed within three days the expenses
thereon paid viii be sold public At said Pound
TUESDAY, Nsfch . 1859 IL O'Clock
j. SEPH MURPHY. street Commissioners.
LOUIS SxyECRaL. for Cent oler.
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Bnnk Sf Rev Orleans, new OelcAas.
sure L. 1893 in accordance with sections "a and IS Of the
entitled 40 establish general system OF Free
Banking Ssate of Louisiana" approved March ID,
6 nOtca Il bersby given TO the hoders Of the
Bank duly audited under the provisions OF said
sss 20 present the Banking House. Al the
Oce OF Aud for the Of redemption
0n this date, otherwise the funds deposited
~ sad Bank for sald purposes VIZ be reclaimed
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TOWNSEND a LYMAN,
133 6RAvIER STREET,
STOCK, NOTE and COIN BROKERS', and desers IN
GOVERNMENT SECURIrIk6 SSoid and silver BOU 'HT
ket rates First class hOrg-g- Paper
wanted state arrAnis. etc., for constantly
h nd For convenience Of prepared 70
nav st.t- licenses Nr G Van Wickle having
his under bis charge
uATHORN a rtEKsoN,
~. BAraoRN. late Of Shropshire 4 Hath,rn; ALFRED
ii. FIERs0H)
whole saIe Groeers end Cemmission Mer-
ehants.
o. 81 ana 80 GRAvIER srSEET SEv ORLEANS
NOTICE-LETrERs OF ADMIhIstfAfioE HAs-
bse granted TO the subscriber upon the etste Of Dr.
Hner aeeessed oil persons indebted to tae same VIII
make payment and having claims present them 70
Simon rl.to~, Ne 81 csTopdelst ssress New ofie-ns
or to A. Bsilnsr administrator Roxboroagh, Phil Sephs
p. g. A. HEiLNER,
Administrator.
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uITCHCOCK's HALF-DIME MUSIC.
PRINTED ON HEAVY MUSIC PAPER. -FOUR PAGES
WORDS AND MUsIC. ooLoRED TITLES.
TWENTY SENT POsTPAID FOR 81.
NOW READY.
, 1869-08-20
The cHlCAQ0 eUAT CLUB.
Tenor of the 3liltsnake &c Papers.

A n1nber Of young men in this city have re-
Gently organized yacht club, for pleasure trpa
OF the Lake, and boat IL already building, by Al.
Cuson, near Lake street bridge, which L. eal 10
be a model Of beauty and speed It Is TO be
called the "SaiAd and Is 20 feet over al, ~ feet
team, and ~ feet deep, capabiy Of seating fifteen
persons. Its trial TIP will take place next week
As soon e. Arrangements can be male, other boats
WILL pc bullt- Tho Club I'll ny ) sUk nag, with q
BEAUTIFUL monogram In whito and tlue silk
The Uniform is o blue flannel shirt with
wide collar, the Monogram being Marked
In white on the collar; white duck pants
ahd blue navy cap, with monogram In gold, tho
officers distinguished by the humber Of stars
worn on cap an,! collar. The club now numbers
twetye members, and the project seems to meet
with tho most favorable encouragement The
ornccrs Of The club are: J. II bennett, President
Janes Muir, Secretary. and Jstnes Run, Trcasu-
rer.
Milwaukee nRs come to hear Of this audhctons
enterprise OF our young men, and Ghe Is full Of
spleen thereat The eneess uttered By paper
called the Sentinel over The subject are quite With
erpg. They art intended TO go8d Chicago to
u.adneBs, Rl,d make her feel Al small ss MiiHaa-
kee. lew choice extracts from IN article on this
subject nay Aeryt to show the Kind OF literature
Nlllch II acceptable IL the Cream City, and the
great amount Of fDrE which can bA causod in
snal! minds .. % small matter. Chicago ,s Ia
tackled 70 the other eud OF the Milwaukee ksil.
way for The saSe Of defining 3 stopp!ng point"
Tns e IN ne
monkey tsed boat ctnb. 1t consists Of officers
boat and monocram. Who'd tnunt IT." mir.
cuson Is building tub, which VIII "seat
fifteen R&unk.cityans including the mo,
rank IN size and appearance with d third rate
Milwaukee, Dish f'oat'' The writer proceeds TO
discourse numorouAlJ on the subject Of small beer
aud pop, tubs, noneey. tsckets and monosrams,
WITH most amazing and consuming wrath, and
talks Of challenge on the part of our boys Is
srali people 10 the suburbs MAKE an exhibition OF
themselves when they begin To lokeste e1tlngulsh-
Eeut.
, 1869-08-20
EXPLANATION.

Neefrs- Cole 4 0tensepd, proprtetosa q the
lnntoon uouBe, IN Aurora, hare sent connu-
n!cattoL TO Tux TAiBrHE. stating, In reference TO
n recent article IN thi1 paper, that 'the Hun.oon
uo1te Is not ope-horse hotel, but Is equal, II not
superior, 10 any hotel In Aurora, and Is conducted
With as st11ct a regard to moralt. as any hote, In
that or any othes CITY," They also state that the
house changed haada in Msy last. when the5 took
Possession, s!nee vi hich t,rne the.e has not been
any such perEon ~ Afa. Pauline under the roof. y
The reporter, a the time he uroIe, rss not
aware tpal the Huntoon liouee hs1 ehanSed hanis,
and he spoke OF 1t ~ II WAL when he last stopped
therr, af1 wtAs he did E4S WAS With no Intention
oi 1e1cc1ins tlsrasagsucls upoo the hotaL
at the Hunioou House since 1ast HaJ-.a fact her
presence there was prior 10 that dale: anu :. MEs.
Pauline " L. merely an assumed name Hotels
frequently ENTERTAIN persons who-e Characters
art not above suspicion But that :s not the fnult
OF The pry,pylctcEs, Who, so long as they Keep
ho;el, are cot expected to nake a1tst inquiries
into The character of their guests Their WIS
nothing ia The article written with the intention
Of ,piuItnE The Huntnon House, aHd the ahofS
eAnALation must satisfy the proprtetor6r nnd all
Oilers thHt that WaS the case
, 1869-08-20
THE BROKEN WATER PIPE.
What the DoRrd OF Public Works arc Dol

What the DoRfd OF Public Works afp DoinH
The citizens Of tho West Division arc e1per1enc
ing the bitter ttIrcts Of the unfortunate disaster
TO the main pipe a Chicago avenue. which come.
dnub,y hard upon them In this thirsty seasou
The Hoard OF Public Works are well aware OF Tie
situation In which the people are placed, Emu they
are strong TO do ell In the!r power to mitigate the
evL 1t appears that the pipe uu.ler the
t1rer has been completely broken IN
two, Rnd thus neccssltatea It's being
taken up mended, aad laid down again, process
which Will occupy tho Greates part Of q month.
The building Q! cooer dam has Accordingly been
suspended.
They ,1eInfie lest season Of hydropnobla super
vene, and nn1iouslJ ask whas Ia to be done. To
shts e{ ne board renaonas y lni9rmiaE Snl E fnsm
that ., regular supply will be FUR.
nisled them every evening. Tue Secretary OF
ns rs H. Wst H1S Z
the night sur1ccps quantity Of water to supply
tletr Nauts during The day anu Until the broken
esphon can a be repaired. ~ atteaalnS ~ 70 shis IN.
their Ulsertca.
Last evening, the Common Council passed q
nnt,ou urging upon the board tie necessity Of
woFk,ug night a:2t Gag lruf the feplrs arc CON-
r!eted. 1t was also suKgested that connection
rneh. he effected with the clyboBrue avenue maiu
s4ctns 10 lie fuu5 ai.Te to the emergency Of the
uccatioa. AMI Will nse every me,ns IN snesr power
to cLmpltte The work Of RECONSTRUCTION rs speeu
ny as possible.
The carrles-nets which csased the present dis
us'rr ,,canDo; be too severely rerrehended, and
care *h0Gtd he taken fuT tho future aR1lnsi
sltuiIar occurrence BY the strict enforcement OF
Tic city ordinance In reference 70 the passing OF
vessels along The river. The Board Of Public
" orks have been crelgt1R the nver at taat point
1ecenlly, which ILL. have paved The way IN some
measure for 1hc atichel which ultimately Commit
tel the fA,al hEeach-
Ny the t1errtse OF great care. patience. and
economy. the effects Of rbe calAmsty can bS boz ut
wl:Epu: very serious discomfort
, 1869-08-20

West Division viii not DC suffered to die out
AT Nos 10 and II North Canal street. up stairs,
ahJdrant Esa lei: rptu on "Wednesday evening,
and during The LtRrt deluEed tne entire Dutld,ng
The stock 13 groceries Of NeSsrA Warren Wood.
bury, on tha 1rat cour, ha2 badly spoiled; also, q
ReSa Sf tas r. nsas ,u1s f., 9 n
cred the leatage, and had the water turned OF.
A NAN NAMED rowzEs wsa run over BY =
wagon 1osGed with hay, ut O'Clock On Hednes-
day evening; hro died nom the eaecta Of hts iu-
occurred rear the residence OF The deceased, On
sseFazt sTeuue, EAR TNentJ.sccnud street
"A a BOT S41ap eager. TesEs Of age xhue play-
teEnRy afternoon, Rccldeutiy fell into the waics
and Eas drowned. The body WIS recovered laat
evening snd conIeyed to The home Of tho parents,
No. 3ea TTe1t5.thlrt street, where the Coroner
will hold an lnques. today.
Chtbtopler Haney, took fright On Michigan AZ
en1c, yesterday afternoon. Between NadlSon and
Monroe slIeets, the vehicle colltded with nnotnsr
the occupants were injured.
TIE FnlAH BROTHERHOOD WILL give their third
Picnic q The saason n Eliton Grove, corner OF
Milwaukee ksenvs and Grove street, Oh Sunday.
August Is. The Milwaukee, avenue Carl run d.
rectly 10 the g1ounds- There viii he good N nsic
IN attendance.
Miss Lo7IA TuRnRR. While passing along Clark
street. near ktpzie w4 run o1ef BY wagon. The
taken into ntighborng drug store, where her In
Ius1es recelstd proper attention.
Aoks. HKuERIc LlHcTor, the we1t-kno.u
ehsnplon q chnsdisn emancipation will de!i.cr
- ss.G il, Wes, Van basea II ~ s:reet III subject s
Is HE annexation Of Canals to the United States
A REorLAR MEE11sa OF the Republican clrb Of
the Seventeenth ward viii tsc held this evening,
III 6 O'Clock, Al the house f. 6tehlcs, No. - CJ.
Luurnt avenue.
THE REsIpEscE or Josiah Brown, No sse Mich
lsau Avenue, 8as entered by y hutgInE On Wtdnef-
, 1869-08-20
PntteE eauRT~


XpL5oS 9IEEET EOUEE-
Uc1fJ D'oGkberK Keeps butcher shop on thf
corner Of AuEaukee ayerue and Cnspezter stsees
On Thursday, afternoon, bernard Dloe1b-rg. h!.
brotne., met ore ucu1y Stun In asaoon neA,
By, and asked MN to pay over an amount oi
nonry which he owed HenEJ. strn RaId hs
didn't owe him any, and at Betnard'B request
went to The shop To Fec whether he I'D or not,
arriving there tho two began GuatIellns, and
STUN cut bernard on the hand witt u cleayrr aud
struck him Oh The head with club. Henry In.
tcl4ered and ordered Stun out lie wa-ut out,
and he and Bernard had auothes sct-to on sbe
Of the light and TOOK the Drothera into custody,
s,ea al III he osS zsS to a3a lie rss1s1s ssas
Henry vas anei slu ind BERNARD s., Caarles
Dnehl Hsa Called upon 10 assls' The policeman IN
uaL1ng The H1Irst8 anu refused; be was uned
IL In the n1teruoOu Stun Was up for dSucucIIY
conauct Bernard swase t,lsi 5.um struck hl1l
nrsl, bnt STUN produced two wltneases wnu
H~orr That Brrntrd struck him first Bernard
said Stun brok0 Light or glass to the wndo but
STUN Proved by = 1nAn nanled Wolf that he dlu
e.uart ,o tssa su sw s!un nna
not CERTAIN who threw the ciuo, 30 It WAS pre-
stunned that Stun d,ut aud be was tined s.. About
eases- Tl,e luatsidua. wno ictcuded the Block
bcr1s IN the morning occupied about half Al
hour In giving hls vlcws Of the case 10 the court
when there wns no necessity for It.
-Jamca WaIlaHc, aGed ytara, wns fined 50 for
stealing basket Of peaches from the storr ol
William Murphy, on Blue Isl:nd ayeaue, ncar
to the Catholic Orphan Asylum, where he would
be propelly taken care Of and Instructed TO walk
In the right path, but Ills mother. VINO Was In tie
coulr, wDuin not give her consenL
-Hnunah Holmes, very olrtJ- looking womau,
VITO has teen in the Drldewer number Of times
for drunkenness, Wa4 sent there agMn In default
There WIS slight ntstase msde yesterday In
, 1869-08-20
Western Patents.

Western Pnteut1-
The following Western Patents were Issued By
the Tul1cd states Patent Gt1cc. for the week end
ine Aue,tt II, and each beating that date. as re-
ported By Aessrz- FAtRe!l, Ellsworth . Co.. So
uc.,o1s q. Patents aud Counsellots IN Patent
Causte, ,cs Luke street. Chicaso, Illinois:
varor nrrncr-J. E Ambrose. LOMBARD
t;lnE FloE-r- Con1zstc. F1GcouIE.
Door Atch-F. ". Dean, Fremont
ssrisnea 10 Il Il. Boone and i. D. Bailey, chi-
Cuit1yat"r md Harrow Conbined-E Emner1,
Frnnkhp Grove. .....
Thlll Couplings " Perkins Geacseo.
tulttsator-J. ]. Rose, Elmwooi-
Custi Gnndcr-C. W TtrpentnG, Geueseo~
Eplle lot Seeding Stone Fruit S s. Marques.
EetT1scrator-s L Raulsn Peru.
Tooi Io!dcz-E mpie!, OF T7oy. n. y, ais,snor
Wash:nc Macn.ne-F. Ertnck, Chester.
fuA WISCONSIN
{Iarrkter-I- SEtps0n, North cape 49,.
Cla.r, Table and stand CouaSncd-s- ". Va.es,
seV1pr Aachlne-u. WOODWARD, Mnxantoc
Manufacture OF Ieads Prepared Roon1g-1. H.
VI Wash,ns Nacnsnc-A L Han, M1,lCi!le.
Gram SEpa1ator-. 7. fosleF1as Eac'oe+
Hot Al. Furnace. E chapman. Carnou Falk
liarse powC9-S. tter.ieip. GncA4
! IIortt Fower-S Oer!lctn- Caca- e.,,. ..
i furnace for steam GeleEators-F- sultef. "
Paul
l RAT TrapI. NJ Ilenr1e, NhncAla- <,,
/ Compo;itlon Letter ioT Signs, Ac.-A NJ. 4 J. r
Todd, lies Molness-
Frol, cr1te-G. ". EeE!cy, Mctot1. -,.
Machine for Forming rluw uAnd!es-G. '. Girl
Fanntt Mil. Il Knl.,yool. Dublin
, 1869-08-20

ter va. ee.rous Of probably nyssnE tae money
sheyn;eaj Statements she Invested her ali
tn he !n,rtute Win Tue money
Whlch encumbered their furniture, and purcbnsed
spnu in addiuon 10 that which they had. At once,
However ignoring t1e rznu Of the plaIn1iT. cum
nepeipa toward her eoufge Of abasse trsatment ri
stt1Ie, nd appsppnattDx ali Of her tnvestaous-
sno sileaes that these np5eeentatlonsM 81 a p tae
amount of business were fraudulent Know winF!J
MADE for the purpose Of Obtaining from her tas
sum Of money stated II Is ststed that the tluto
W44 That the parties Were making but scan1y
subei1tence by the blRtuesa
There Is 10 Ruegasto1 thst, preceding tbs In
yestuent Of the money It whg conditioned that
the properly Of ,ht so-ezaet institute should be-
long to her unEl the ueznx 1hr furnished shonld
be reIaA to her from the profits Of The business:
but, zeYerheIess, the dttendants hare refused
since 70 allow her to hare aeEeal 10 the property,
or to control IT In any way, also refusing 70 refund
the money 3!yen to them unts4r the Circumstances
stated. In fulalung the dessEsu OF thns cheating
her, on tae 18th Of October last, they locked the
doors xxatnst her, and Induced constable BY
telling hHn anc WEE ;" bad wp1san." TO eject her
from the promises The de!endsnts also assaulted
her.
, 1869-08-20
THE rEDplE'$ PARTY,

Ap adjourned meeting Of the so-cantA1 Peoples
party wA held last evening IN the rooms OF the
ca,pdon!sn Cluh. !Alout forty people wert pres
ert Geueral R. u. Smith WIS called TO the chair.
TIE committee In Relation TO permanent organs.
zsiou asked for. IN extension OF time 10 report
rf1lcers, rhleh WAS granted General Lelo moved
that the organization constitute l,self a: once inio
reoraes club, 10 he known as the Cook County
Citizens C,ut., and cal, uro1 MI homes. cih-
xens TO }o.n II An aInenineni 70 insert
the word 'tRcpEbl!cAn " wA2 lost, and q long
discussion ensued upou the motion some OF the
geEt.enen were opposed TO the rhue, and would
prefer TO eight the Trs 1neide the r1nxs ol the
Republican party, While others were tndlnesent
on the question OF naUes, and wocld EGnt any
pon, inace ur outtdc- All were pretty thorough
Il aEreed on the subject Of offering nstuc TO the
Cont House Clique Ftnallf the question was re.
teTred 10 the Committee on Permanent OFgaoEa-
ton, 70 ri Hou al the neu Mcet 'ng.
The meeting wns quietly conducted. and none
o! Tie tslis naots who disturbed the former meet.
.nEs appeared 10 be In the room