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, 1869-05-19

through her pst than osaefV!sa AAs Telelnr
pleasing II Is .spo{.a witnoSf much force = >'
Tbs trn cni Of consequences y Mn. Oatea
waltz, Which VIC regret as u EAs the only mus!eal
my poedb,y except the dencyieve duo. The r.
su1t was that u len us with the dreay 1nnstca,
:Tss q n.eon III eas9o teE
Sanfow e, and othcs8 which arr EAuseating after
one hearing: Miss PutnHm exhibited good sense
s. ID oustln8 net song q the frst evening. tef
1les s2ha.!:utc, "1hc sIsaow.,," can at lsln
catch the grtleIy and the bouquet man. The cut
s q nc IT., r., B9nd also o.t ~ Ri eaa
while the Gtas dnrnsfs dno, tn,s1raQucd ky Herman.
dez and one Of the Icons wss genuine piecs o.
merTtmept aud took the h0uEc By Storm Flake
thoroughly rcro1otionlzed hls part, and flied 1t
full Of lniiiably funny business especially 10 the
as1nken seene IesFs mef ht 20 mses e,a Changes
inat change would be refreshing In shifting
sccreA There 10 no excuse for aloVeuly work In
merely moylpg g plain scenes and we would also
lion. "Ixion y will le repeated this evening.
The ,r.u,,u, nisS asT9gssfxEs1s =; ;oEss;a m ,,eD
at Alken's Dearborn Theatre this afternoon and
evening. 1t IL beautifully put upon the stage,
handsomely dresacd and strongly cast, a all o.
Simpson, y last new play "Timc and The Hour, " d
Underlined for speedy production nj this theatre
bt<a- Allen takes her beneht on Friday evening
ana Mr. Linden Is posted fos . benefit on Mondn,
"The oc,oroon '' Is sti1l the attraction ut the
Museum On Friday cyenlng. Allen. who doe
nuuncex "Uncle Toms CABIN
The excellent play Of "klt; Of, the Arkansa:
Traveller - runs all the week at Mevickera
FarWel iIaIj On te ss: inst The eaofus r RS i nov
III complete TeudneEs, md everything promise
, 1869-05-19
sP0RTlN0.
Rudolphe Challenges Carme to plny
for $1,000 a Side.
Probability that n Match will
be Made.
Chess by Telegraph.


:sow tina, thc preoccupatson attendant upon the
uauonal tourn.tnen, IL oyrr ch,c,,o hs. ss, W.
reraln,nr IT, IN ,ne ~s4 ~ ~ &c. aeoa
inteEeadns billiard !tema Those TWO worid-re-
uowned cxpests, caruc and Rudolpnc, are ags,n
on the war path or arc ute,y to oe shorty. % Ru.
dolpne having Issued the following challenge:
cu,cAao, May la lsaa
M pr4p Is,1 " Thssr saycs sa during ab.eDee IA
respective atss =. b.rd playe 6rTr6S 70 ar oar
yoa The following r7orosuoas: viii Ply you two
r. .na .he D Rmestesa . foar.ssn 81 Rs'at: ss@s'
1n Or ! 9ont: sP = El.ysd ID tho 1setns H.iiansi
Ike pIace IN nbs Il saa te ~ playing to
R.ss S r!essh sshot t.s e % b .sna 2s. T., 9ss
table. With two and thIeet baiis aud ihe
American % Ese @ 9n teeSnt ei5e rocket ssbt VIII
tt IN H. h.nsI II hnsns raw ese ths aay aepestted
wiI tic eond:lons .! I'LL ehsGcnxe cs1ed '!at neoa
M1. Foley, who has been chosen as s,ake.aolder,
subject 10 CurrncB acqulcsceuce. mnScs the foi,
lowing declaration: CHICAGO, u.v II, ,xa
have this day received from A r Rudophe fio9 ~
fottes' subject to the conditions Of shs ahoye casnse
~, renainS T. tarnea RECEPTION q the challenge
through nc nofnlng papcss nothing can bc den-
a;ssa nsy s.a'e @ h s ptooans acon ~ ne
seais nontus '! since, caused 70 ne inet7ed 10 one
OF tnc c!ty papesS proposition norpo:tnG to
pag any man n Chcs1o a wGao 9To
Ramea. ne Ffenca ana AmeLean, ~ r. 1os y Wy q
htde or each game, ma woulu g're MS GompetitoE
bombasttc manifesto Taa unaccom7anie1 BY
either signature o. preliminary forfeit, ana need
, 10y nase oeea IesNaSet ~ as Gaaaeaee. Gane'
me- mr.. for New fork, enusaTored to
eEect tnc Matcu urea tnose terms,
100 LEsy 70 atteno 70 u. I11s uMe, however,
luE pIVuGl 1Ul tue COutttL tlDGEGNS 1IOW ftQ-
, 1869-05-19
TIE MATER WORKS.
foni :rtiau Of the New Dnildiuu-Koou for
tLe New Enxfne.

Tue soG:h wing o! tn. ma,n Water Works .uild-
;ne Il HoE lrllE completed. This wing was de-
s!E1eo &c! the reception Of another pumping en-
Einr, hth the Increasing needs Of the city would
ftaLite Its external appearance. corresponds
precisely With that OF the northern wing 80
thai the rrerort!ous OF the structure o.c
rendered complete, onI ITS symmetry pre-
served Several weeks ago the Board Of Public
No1Ss submitted to the Common Council the rro-
pHety CT taking steps toward The purchase Of an
other pumping engine similar to the new one HOW
II operation At the Wa:er Works. 1t was then
shown that the average daily consumption cr
sixteen rl4lIon gallons per day while, during the
slsE.1ner. eighteen millions Eouli he consumed
TIE capacity OF the new engine Is eighteen million
gallons, and that OF the two smaller engines
aintr ahoat twentT-oue millions. or nearly
ioyry millions In all At present
the accidental b:cakaTe of the little engine would
Iecess!taie The rannlnS Of the remaining one or
Gnes to tEe!r fu!les: cApaclty. but, within Two
three 9eats, When the consumption Of water
should be largely increased, the present panplng
power vos.!d be entirely insufficient 10 properly
provide for the safety aud health Of the city
against al contingencies The special committee
G: tle Common Ceuuln, to whom :hc subject Was
LIZ. upon the proec. OF ex'anding the tunnel and
the construction e: additional water works
at some point IN the vicinity OF Twenty
second street ana the river, In case the
latter project shcu!l le adopted, 1t Ii
probable that the 'tew engine, or, perhaps, two
small engines vii he 71nced In the new works,
The fac, tha. the Water Works are now fully com
zine, viii doubtless have the cf7tc. OF settling tue
n,lesf;oE Of additional water S1np!y
, 1869-05-19

SHARP PRACTICE.
Row Among Grniu Scnlpcrs.

In the absence Of anything better to do, the
grain men Of the city ore going again Into the
"scalning business hy selling grain On the
option OF the seller to deliver 1t at any time
during the month. One OF the most prpml-
uent OF this iclass Of operators, who Is
known as being engaged IN nvc-slxths
Of the quarrels which inevitably ensue from tllf-
fcrenccs Of opinion on the subject Of payment, got
into trouble yesterday. He had sold 10 q brother
operator some ten or fifteen thousand bushels Of
wheat on !" seller the month"; y and called for his
Margin that ia, deposit OF ten cents per bushel on
the paH OF the buyer, TO ensure the payment when
the grain should bc delivered The buyer claimed
that It was purely fictitious one, as grain
was rising In value IN the market inssead
Of falling The seller, however, insisted, and
the buyer then employed another broker to sell
hack 10 No, ten thousand bushels OF wheat on
the sanle OPTION and called upon him for his mar
gin, which be, In like manner, expressed Ills dc.
Termination not to pay, and the buyer then showed
h!s hand, explaining that be had only aimed to get
straight With the other one. Cpon this No. l
struck the other ,4iinE upon the car, Us d re-
suit Of which warrant was taken
out for the arrest OF tho assaflant The last that
ts known OF the case IL that the Constable was
pushing through the crowd Of gtl!n-lealera, Indus
tTtous!y reading hs paper and trying to nni some
0aG who would point ont Ills man- They NIL looked
upon 1t RE- good Joke, and declined to assist him,
until he gave up the attempt tn disgust aud left.
, 1869-05-19

FrU4n The Rochta;tr q. I.} EIpEe.%
The btossonltuE Of the striped century plant. or
American aloe, tho coming summer ts a nxed fact.
The Albany Evening Journal OF SATURDAY sash It Is
plant the 9:th OF April Its ayeEagc daily growth
since that time has been nbout three and one-haN
!nctes. and last evening 1t Was I'VE feet two and
onc-hal{ inches from the ground, and ten inches
IN circumference At the base. Being a
strong, healthy plant, Mr. Frost Is Of
the opinion that it Will reach the height OF
twents-nse feet heforc hlossonlng and at the rate
II Is now EsowlnE that Important eyent will occur
lEtwctn the Ers1 and middle Of July. The gar
dencr OF the Messls. Frost Informed Us that he
saw one IN blossom In Germany, which reached
tho enormous height Of twenty nine feet before
the bud burst That remained In blossom nbout
two month"; Tho one that plossomed In the van
SINCE, grew TO the height Of twenty I've feet, and
remained In blossom tor long time, and was re-
moved while In hover to New York, where It was
exhibited at Stblo,s GarIen for a charitable In
sitution. While on exhibition there certain
worthy citizen, Of considerable social distinction,
but not remarkably famous for clearness OF
strength Of intellectual vision. happened 70 Be one
morning. ut the period n question, describing to =
fellow passenger 10 an omnibus 'ao"nTa5i
bound. the marvellous production Of nature which
he had Just been visiting. The description a.
though Immediately addressed to bis companion,
WIS lcyeled At the ten additional M1penceS whom
fate had thrown together tn the 8ame vehicle
Among the most earnest listeners WIS meek lit
tie man. Fho yentured to inquire, mildly: u the
sNot at iii, replied the d!gn1ded narrator, with
evident compassion for the ignorance Of the ques-
ttonerE At belong to the family Of tho Van Reus-
selAerH1 A gentleman who raw the plant In full
bloom Gays It contained II, COO haoeaona-
1ts osto toH " possession Of kzvss Co., "a be-
, 1869-05-19
TIE liquor TRAFFIC.
Discussion Between ProhILItioutsts and Anti.
ProhIbftioutssk.

The second Of the seues OF discussions upon
Temperance subjects took place.tn tae presence OF
about one hundred people, IN Turner Hall, last
evening The question was:
Ers1r-i. TL,. Fr+.-.h:an IL not dtn .ndcd Hv the
-+s iE,Ec.ie q Tie ppr aa aa; II If GolAnset to the
.a77lnuy md ;: lit Ct tEr American Government.
Rey- J. 6. stoaghion took the at.ttoatlve, and
Philip stein Esq, the negative side.
PteviouE TO the opening OF The debate Mt. Carl
Noolste!n stateA that he was 4 temperance man.
and not Al advocate Of .n1enpeEance, as had been
6:ated by oae Of the city papers He believed that
prohibition would not EErtae- Tie cause Of te nper.
aLee, but stat It wo.ii p:pdace the opposite
result
Nj: stetE orened tie debate and argued tha.
WHERE p:eh!ilttoa was I,5t.ed ~ majority OF
tie people tie PASS Sc Of pEoE.b!io7y la~ VI as
unnecessary, and that where Il majority were op-
posed 70 " snch :aw cos!d 40, b. enforced.
Nj. Stouchto1 tG.ibvct. aud took the ground
thaf the iI7uor traffic was ruinocs In al !rS fnfu.
ences upon the relations OF life, and. as 1t would
arec, these, It was tie province 0: tic Ian to cor
t.rrt He cited number Of facts, aaI produced
sL1t.Sres % E.pye Lis position.
, 1869-05-19
Reduction In Pinnn Prfnes.

The most Important step 1ntely taken IN the
piano trade Is the great reduction Just made IN
the prices Of their pianos by the celebrated piano
manufacturers Chickenng i Sons, who have re-
duced the prlces from s1e3 to s2oJ On each piano,
bringing them TO about the same prices ns they
we're sold at before the war, allowing for the
great and constant improvement made during
that time A rrst-class square piano can now he
had from Eats to ssu0, and square grand from
$6.a to 379a-she same Kind Of pianos which bctorc
had been selling from $50 to $1,000. This nosc-
ment, A. may be imagined, has created no little
sensation In musical circles aud Will no doubt IT,
suit in arge Increase In the sales Of these pianos
as thes are no~ within the ncans Of many who
before di: not feel ahlc 70 pay the higher prices
q Dearborn street, Is the general Balesroom for
M NC Northwest, and there these Instruments can
oe procured ut exactly the same prices rs they
cnn be had IN New York or Boston, and the ex-
penfe and cost OF transportation from the East
saved to the customer.
, 1869-05-19
Tho Lnw oF1Qeo

Those wishing these laws bound IN leather,
should send s., or in pamphlet form, 81. to M.rs
l'rauwell, No. So Washington street. f. L. Msera.
the oldest law hook publisher in the w.s, writes
the following note In regard to this edition:
CHICAGO Msy L. 1852.
Xrf. Rrad.reH. I1Iit5e1s Legal Ss.es:
DEAR MApAN: Having nadc a critical examination
and comparison Of tho two editions II the Revised
Laws cf ls6a convinced sh2t the L~pai Nr. cdi.
fcn Is nnt unfy the io.t and full! hus It's
eanteAl c1rc1tnn superior TO edition pub
!i.ned i.hsli tasG pleasure IL so1nnsndnx ihe same
ray tN hundred IN rnreE balance In fu1! law binding
Res5.cuuiIy. T. b. MIERS
, 1869-05-19
THE CITY In BRIEF.


u avoiding 1900 men who have leagued them
stres together TO kill him. This victim to tnsAn-
tty is vet Young man. md has been In Chicago
-. 1,1. .rss-ot ~, -, ,.o c,rw ~
HeeS OF note' his iatncf arrived N Tue caJ Oh
Monday, and has engaged the police 10 assist IN
tie eea1ch. He was seen last on Sund ay, ueas
1-b1, b.e ttote, a,,ho1,h no r,,,Yra n hora
= :. .% ~" !" i'"'e" -1''nouk4 Az Nt"oAe ~ "S.e
EAea 1onf men since MS arrival IL
has nm iden tha, The noce nr m his tr,ct II, ana
~ ,ha n,,-,r r5na5 ~ ~. w aa.......s, ~. - ~,
minds eyc and 10 aynJd arrest # "a hcl,ere,, no
n.s .r,1. Ks Row., ~, ~ earsn $500 .s.,..u
In height. short and stout!F buiit, has a saul,
ta,ss ss5s e ana hhs Il t1snlaa sn2a
Persons are following him. any Information VIII
be gladly received b. the father at the Uhl!ch
Hotel, State and Twenty-secoud streets.
AEsPF4ty nj sone cnuaeanenrc which unt1er
uu!avoratle circumstances might have terminated
fatally, occurred On the river last evening between
!l!!a1n Ncai!tf, CaplMn OF Q canalooats 0nu
tniaM bur1F, owner o. lunkboat, It appears
tlIat Elrps nas leased ! mo,r1ng On the river lor
nts tl1t!e csai alu Inal eeasI atteanrsea ~ NM
M ar % ~ tns orG. d nd s nnos IT, no aao n
,.n ~ ma5 o. ' maSoa ,o ana Tnay .ae 1 tw9 Sn S
E"u+ LoestMet nl1h uloHs, DuilHE tac Hutde .ne
Tartan Picked up heavy hand,Ep.ke and leyened
neass oloE 81 turns hcad. ING 'a1lef, 1ol1a-
H.. I'M, ~ hjs ~ 49, M w. han; h,;.tnI tosn aa
s.5t'y Ths Led e ysadsTs ses aaa as xas !;
assaui, viii i,aily rSeanon W. ~~A~ s@o -
sour n.xs nv sca sa ,n.,snn,, ~a1sn .norn c,n,,,,
NfHron lloWrun was arT1gnesl i,clore Justice
inaHdniI On rll'G., charged hy one Iimothy
slI!Nan WIN sWindlng MIN out or 5too nt inc
taniI!S lahie ine case was examiner yesterday.
auu tns ria!ntaH recovered damages n Inc sum Q!
81: IRIS examination conclnned. s3ui!tt3n han
Ertnirr n cnrnE1ln1 hcnse. nnd At that inncturc
The atturpev for the defence saving lit for tat
dl the same service for Sullivan an thc charge nf
having hecn IN Inmate Of a ran,i,l,ny Ionse Hotb
| were field for trial in t,aii of jant ~
l
H.u7rzo,o owp,x y3rvso,,s on ,n,trt,,o, ,,,c,
trc,, n 1jnr and cfhrr rtctos hn,it, ~, 49,
fhc rnects n his hs,s a, iha nnnn S,rent S,n
tion. Tcsicn,iaT forr,,non F.yno1Gs Raso rns
cnt or thr ~ Sa1ds,' where his wife get occupies
! little thanty, On Monday evening he Was cart
| Cd to the Station, dead drunk, and yesterday
morning, on opening his cell, he IVES found drunk
remains In Tie AFTERNOON anl the HrT Tetnrned
| verdict In accurtlanre win the farts stated
co~=r,,,r 1o,,,.,.,. Co. ~S..-
r,,.,,,,,.t ~ ehSsa ,ll EoAp5EI-"hose name =
l he could itp..wns err,s,na i"ss nNonirr ~ Iha
CHARGE ot Intcrfrrig tth an nnncar 1rht}a IN thc
dlSrharc,, NJ hts l1,irs IL annenrs that once,
I Iirrh.ss " a., ~ nMtS': - aus ansnr
nameI Anxust1n Daley 10 the A1raory for drunken
/ :.uti dsortieriy conduct wneu JOHNNY In some
| why souph, to interfere with The majesty el the
Law. This led 10 his own arrest, as stated, IIe
! WIS placed In durance VILE
| TEE ANNIVERSARY Of the National Aasnelotior
! OF Christians Upnoset1 tn Eerras Sncetiea sr ~
, 1869-05-19

The annoyance Of spring and summer, such "a
ntes, mosquitoes, dust, ETC., can be obyiated by
using the wire window screens Manufactured by
Evans + Co., No 9ol Lake street These eau be
obtained at fifteen to nifty cents foot, and, as
they employ NO canyassess, buJers csn hare the
fnctrre summer houses, trellisea and ycraudahs,
and taudscape screens for saloons.
, 1869-05-19

William \. Reed, the popular Kill glove cleaner,
has removed from No. It's South Clark street 10
No 1855 South State st1cct, where he has erca,er
facilities for ca17ying on his business Ladies' aud
gentlemen having Kid gloves that they desire
cleaned coofed, eau have II done ut his cs,ab-
ltshnent in short order. Kid shoes, lace, ostrich
feathers, ribbons, &c-, arc ulso male as good as
new ut satisfactory pf1ccs-
, 1869-05-19
E3neArt1.

This morning the closing sale Of Oh Palnnn9s
will take place at the sdemoons Of Wm. A. But
ter1 i CO. The choice Of this collection, which
wcso on exhibition for the past week. VIII ceft1in-
y md resdy purchaser y this sale. a. tney vi
be sold without any reservation whatever. tbs
sale toEpeaenceeA* II Qfao:k
, 1869-05-19

Mnkc no mistake! Gct Dx. Seth
paints The Ingredients are perfecsly combinct,
10 meet all dcranRcments OF the bowels, II "a the
result Of twenty-five TeArs' experience, and has
prpyed IN enttrc sucCeSs.
, 1869-05-19

Juniper Tnr So0r-Is n certain
cure for charpcd hands and all rouGhness 1r7.ta-
lion OF the skin, eczema rngwor1n, saltTheum,
Illnn:es and other cataneous nsecuous, making
well, Hazard 1 ca, New Tor Sold by ali drug
CtSfB, ~
, 1869-05-19

Unsurpnsscdb by imported articles
Colgate Co. q soaps both laundry md toilet arc
not surpassed In quality by the best imported AZ
ucleA-christidn Iateiio<1sesr.
, 1869-05-19

81. Jnncs' Hotel. Hoston, Mnsx.-
will kindly inform ns, either by tclerram or letter
Of their intended arrival. We c.n be hcttcr pre-
parrd for thtsr comfort. pRorR1EroR 81. JA1Es'
HOTEL
, 1869-05-19

Dutchcr.s Dcnd shot for Bcd.Hurs.
Now L. the kcason 10 commence ustug H. aud
MAKE q thorough c1te1minnt;on OF these tofment-
oss Of ON nightly rest Try it, and sleep In peace
, 1869-05-19

txt,t,
In their greenhouse about eiahtv ' Veara
ago, II the century plant had been known
y W 10 noHHt IN n1aa1o a. koat time, the McsRrB
VIM t,tc Ire1v ~ ,n;ctrst ~ si' ra III tnis cIy
Woull have been there 10 sec II, We thinp nv
Burhlo friends will be convinced OF their mtytafc
when they investigate.
,o+1s t,tn s,,1 sha,. ~ .a. ~ h ~ voom very
It viii Ike y!silcd by Crcat mary nconIe f1nra III
parts OF the country, '~4. '''
PERSONAL
r,,,,oo ,-o,,,a,r !. ~.,a- ~a,o,,oosn,....
sr.rar-. ~, ,-,esr,, s..t7sr ~ ~-sN>
o-,,a7. ,,,.d ~ ~. 1,+h -" A>s"
NJ. rro,n pr,,r... ~ ,,.,~ ~ tsa hnon ,ho,,.A.
,ar,s -.r,,,n chs,I,,..s nv shn r. ~ rsrat.,
as ,,.1n. ~, ,1 nta..s,,u- co,a,tto, :. '@poe0
,rno r,,nsrn. Nsno,.,ts hsz rcf,s.a N vrsp.
va,,sx Io + foxsi.,," ,hs F,.nch. .Amer,c,n 1an-
80. '
S.t, .,,, .,.. r,., =. ,,. ,,s, n~oo ~. nno T.,
st.. ~. 49, ."a.,r,ea1 ..sar,,1.s. o.n ,,.n
s,s,n s,,.nt,,, III -, ,nor vase
,-nr,, 1,.c, ~ ,ho 1n,noas t-t,,sn,a. u,-
~, 1a... - - no- ,,,o,.,s, -, -. 1,s.ai.
s,s....ses. - >"N - -''AA
cn.w.n .h- ,.a ,,o ~ ,.,,nn s,o-o,, ~, ,,,,.,
u,,.- ~. rors ,ett ,,,en ! .enntat,on -,s w..
o1aran ,,,Lu,o ~, rn ona hsa ha.r torra ~
hirs ~ ,I,nnncn , vr,r and a h.,f bare e,ansen
m the tSth nj Anr,I ,as, Tho consnl ~ n,
1ynIYatt nf raAn Perm Hfed In lima ~
re,,o,r tarar a,ter n ehnrt li,neaa W. McCnrav
una a n.t,ve NJ ,tutor1 nal W. racefveI ia
Cons,,,shin f7o,n NJ. lincoln.
The autho1ess OF the "Hetr Of Redc1yne, ~ Miss
Youce has rene to Purts 10 consult several psychi
artists, The lady has recently upon several occa.
alons shown unnulstakaolc aymptoms Of nypochon-
dr!a, bordering upon insanity.
The pictures Of Generals Lee and stonewall
Jackson, that formerly hung In the Council Cham
ber as Charleston. 8. c., have been removed. and
replaced by pictures Of Generals Grant and Sher-
man
Mr.. Pettlgru King, daughter Of the late james
L Pet,ieYu Of Charleston, and authoress OF sBusv
Moments OF an Idle Wom,n," "LIlly," ant, other
uoyela has been appointed n CLERK IN the Post
ofice Department at washington.
Andrew Gregg. uncle Of Ex-Governor Curtin, and
for several years State Senator died In AI,csburu
Centre Comfy. Pm. nm Fr,day. BIs father Eas
1-nfatl states Senator from lsD1 "a 1915. serving
far a time ,a p,rst5cnt mn ttn,- nj the senate.
rho pnt4a corresnonden, NJ the German und
ns,rta1 n,nc-s g,ve rnmors that AdelIna patr, 10
ro,9n :, nnn1- 1e, 1,ro,ro fronn har hnahana
, 1869-05-19

Paper Hanging and Window
Ehsdea, latest stjle&. FaintA, OILS RiAEa and
brushes. Il I. X nghyH, . RaadoapA asseet
, 1869-05-19
THAT OLD REPORTER,


THE TKIBCSE thinks one OF our reporters are
II pretty Old. '-EstHtne Post
In
, 1869-05-19

All neuralgia cured instantly. Try
WolcottH Pain Pndnt free NJ No. Ito Scuth CLARK
street, Chicago
, 1869-05-19
MARRIED.

FuILER-ErEADKEm n till city, Nty l6 al hls
and Miss Mary Rvc1udcu- ali Il Chicssa, o1e'
,CATtINEWoODs-In this e.ty, at the tcsssenc4 Of
Ghs11ta c.tsi1 nd Afss May F. Woods, dsnihtcr ii
, 1869-05-19
STRAYED Or STOLEN.

cTnAYKD-x1 REwARn-FRoA D. 4 CAGES
s Loa. EaaE " ~ Sh.ss Il r. e. cs s.. q 6;
osh-r Tho ahavo reward Will b rsA fe{ shs4T fenfn
u &axess iafSp, LJuna, IN. p. - QAGks Qh5ea6S
, 1869-05-19
CITY REAL ESTATE FOE SALE.

2.'s sAaaex S'si.' $$;;ssvSS aA0'' REAL
eens.i1ias q ii ioens eaeh, win III nsdsta IN
=, e1ssn - d rssssia-ro sass ane brick
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stoi7. "a bsssasat brief hoasss viii ali ths mod
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s.
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s.,s: & IS = fsat.sss. near J:e9:sn.s-
la1'a teft On soashesst oosncr ot AsE'haedas- aud
20 fret "a UcntTr.sv. between jackson aad yauHsu
10 fcs d Aberdees+t., between jackson and v.nBa
sexl.s fset corner 1na!.na r. and Thirty a1.b..t
- feet q ess corner stoae within 10 feet oi tht
f11s ys ro.a nsss I1asoln ps5s
T1l;s IS cn CsntIs..y. nsat ADAM. 4
With tFSr9. ehfuhbrTY. Es
, 1869-05-19
BOARDING AND LODGING

& ELpRIDGE COURT-SUrTE OF ELEGANT
q pAtthra. And TWO fooIoA for young with dr1t
class boafd Al q 10 Ct: and daJ board Al y week
~ THRD-Av. TWO GENTLEMEN AND
lf wlyes or four gentlemen fnd pfeA1Ant fur
ntlhed ruo1s. With boa-d. ALDO. few dAy boA1der1
, 1869-05-19
FOR SALE.

TsoR sALE-THR FIXTURES OF A FANCY
Ii EYnry ssera Including shelves drayFezt htua DC.
cheap Af92v i ~ Seath HeNsst
, 1869-05-19
MACHINERY,

A6E-A 70 EoUeh C1nNNI
T1pH SALE-TWO PILE DRIVING ENGINES,
T. sleam euslaes Of Ill szna Aad s1akes. pew Aot
stcond h1nd-saw roIn+two pecnnd- hand tFip-hAIn.
mon betting, Sc. v. Nc GREGoR, = South CAua1st.
EQR sALK-oSE kHoRsE POWER PORTABLE
E ru9tno and shafttnE, eheap, 1t sS MichiS1n-st-
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-08-06
$40, 900.
For Sole.

~ THAT splendid CORN AND COT
MIf TON FARM, known as the "SAI,U- -X&
2llA- DA FORK PLANTATION, :" Situated 49,
nine miles South from Newberry Court House.
S: c., and forty miles from Columbia. The
place contains about eighteen hundred acres
of choice lands; about twelve hundred of
which are open, and the balance woodland
Bounded OH two sides by "Bush" and "Bjg"
Saluda Rivers, it affords large proportion Of
the most desirable bottom or swamp lands:
and on Big Saluda River it has one of the
most valuable unimproved water privileges in
the South. Tho improvements are an elegant
Iwo-Story Framed Dwelling, six or eight Dou-
bic Framed Houses for laborers quarters
Stables, Barns, Blacksmith and Carpenter
Shops and other out-houees-all sound and in
good condition. Belonging to the place, and
propelled by an excellent water power, is one
of the best Merchant Mills in the State, having
two tW, sets Of forty-eight inch French Burr
Wheat Stones, and one of same size for Corn
with machinery all complete Also, a No.
Circular Saw Mill; Gin House with seventy
five Saw Gin; Threshing House, with an excel
lent Ihresher and Grain Fan; also a Cotton
Screw. Lands in this section will produce
from one to two bales Of cotton per acre with
out q doubt
Terms cash or its equivalent. Parties wish
ing to purchase, can see the place and obtain
further information by application to Jordan
Z. Pool, Esq, Newberry Court House, S. c.
or address H. WARE & SON
July y EMO" New Orleans La