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BUSINESS NOTICES.

FnAt Living nud Its Consequences -
When " fast ll{eh has undermined the Strength,
destroyed the appetite, impaired the digeatt0D.
and stolen the hue OF health from the check
when the hand tremhIes, the sptrirs ttop, aud the
es is It possible to repair the EVIL xnd restore the
dlap1oated system to fuu health and vtgor7 We
answer that it Ia. Hundreds 0f cases have been
generation has been accomplished by the regular
and pefsistenr use Of Plantation Bltterg. ADstt-
nent from the tndulgences which have wrought
restoration. But II "a not sufficient alone The
consequences remain after the cause has been
abandoned. A wholesome and genial tonic Is ab-
aointe1y necessary 70 rouse tue corporeal and men
good work it Is the mission Of the Plantation Bit
te1s to perform. But no other sttmulant must be
taken.
, 1870-11-03
The Police Courts,

sOUTH 61Dk COURT.
oen md ~ Rpos fSs Wilson 9dnd IN
the b. st man, The former took advantage OF IA
xSsasle o@ppo1ttnn1ty @ g, Sod & BIT piece Sos Of hts
eumb and resort to the Police Court for consola-
ti9n. m John Wss assessed $50, and Robert appear
H-john 4. Tucker, q benevolent looking youth,
borrowed Celia Stiles watch 10 wear 0t bail, but
forgot to return It. Celia was under the impress
~ e 70 1ea Il 80 sss h
hearing OF the case wsa postponed until the 7th
lie BaleweI, and. since bis release. has iaunged
In his former employment" genteel bummtngr
-wna sent back to The cage, owing to hts being
unable TO aise $50, the amount demanded for the
GIehael Mellon aud George Williams, while
perambnlAting along Market street, on Tuesday
p1occeded to search for nis money. Tney secured
s, and we're about to leave the place, when an
olnceE approached and took them Into custody.
The5 were charged with assault with intent 10
changed the charge to dIsorle.ly, and nned them
-Enily GILES, an aRetl female, who reaides IN
wooden palace on Eth aycuue, vas suffering
lsom the LcItrtum tremcns, on Tuesday might,
| imaeina,y snakes ane, rats. As sic was atsisesI
In but loose garment, p,licemen inteffesed
With tne soos1. aud took her TO The Armory. SIZE
keeping hons. OF ill-f.u,e. The tnmates there
Of, were two eolofesi ssis and i've white men.
The next case called Tas that of MARY War
rep. white woman; Who was aiao charged with
I house were one white gitl snd three coloresl
| nen- The Justice lcctured Mari, ard lined all
hands SIS each. Birds oi feather did not dock
John Muller III. he4s an oyercoat worth So, but
the orner beipK resident Of the State Of Aichi-
saa and unable TO appear at tho court when
/ TAFT hh aerA An,aS7 EEf n Nn@r,
Mobile Bz,.wn, one Of the most notorious
female ptckpockets In the country, was arrested
al. M had tascn ihe portmanas of Ifs -: roseJ. %
which contained t.ic. She was held in 800 bali
| Inr . further n a'ing. -
James An.'rtws was told t, 90 and buy kone
coal, by IL 3iouse. a.,A gtrtn SO To pay for it.
He kept thu money, anil. sests DAY, was arres!ed
for 1alcenI. He was .:amu -!sted. IN default Of
-AichaeI ttB:leu. citizen OF Bridgeport. who
works in the roltng nills, was hned 50 for tax
Ing his w'fe By tae ears md eEasly i1t-usLng her
onTns.dsy May Mckinney called aPen a;ss1. cath
artne Harrington: = her home, 10. u Ganaipor
Began 10 qua bout tas sasta'ng and essnsr
Inc became 70 snR1y at what Mary said, that so!
forthwith kave her q scaiding water bath. Mary
sadsfac1on 81 he asrest oi catnasine, Who Va
!: -james Henry Castor. negro vas up 70
being inmstes thereof Tie evidence dld noI 50!
tain the charge, 80 james Henry was discharged
, and The Others inca SO each, On general primo
@onn cuztc, 1oater and patroplzer Of ire
lunch rooms, vas assessed IL, for vagTancy.
william ssap%esoa % a,;as az william i cozoits, an o,
: and successful confidence operator, was due
! $40 ior vagrancy, and semitic the BEideweu
: GIsfy Hanoney aud John Manoney, cnrdrc
of the woman who drowned herself IN the Etve
. short time aGo. being desttsute, were seat to
I / r rhNr4fnh1R tn&tltf&10n.
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Billiards.

TIE AMERICAN CHAMPIONSHIP.
Hudolphe has :. pronulsatea hts reaiincss~ to
N!sy Va5ker for the American cnamptonshtp, It
plsy the match In Chicago, and, a. Parker viii
rot be Wiling to go to New YHrk, BuTalo Will
probably be agreed upon al the point. Rn1oiphe'a
leply Is 2S follows:
Having received = challenge from Mr. Frank Park.
Of Chaeako t9 .r fos The tossessson e tha sh.u
s!de, hezeby pEomulkate my readiness 10 ncct Mr.
Parker, subject to the enal conditions, with The
nlte Ecutleman to carry out the detaiIa Of the ar
,auFaents for the match ~ detse to have nothing
<utsde interested parties. deaiinFs with such com
tn.tee heskoiEc having taught me valuable lesson
seased N stccklv }ounAl that Cyrie tteu has chal
sdc that said lnfernial challenge has not been COM
y ~ to nc Rstsoas hut he1eby maks Known
my ofn1 llIsrd player At any me. 1t any game
estsa. .es SSn ede cr upward Awattnc responses,
an sefs uuiy jour. a. P. RuD0LPHN
, 1870-11-03
Homo and stoppsnz Ronf.

34o134" A0V 0S0FE&0S 6&"113S
Inc &sentton Of our 1eaaesB Ii called 10 tho
valuable reatdent lots, By the hyde PARK Homo.
stead Company, for $3.50 eacn, to be paid In
monthly payments Of SO. without interest. They
soush Fark, arc hgn and dry. with the streets ali
inside. and convenient To the Hyde Park traias.
and must soon be worth three times whit they
nre selling fUr. Tho name company has lust put
!r,to the ma'ket valuable tract Of city lots on
stewart avenue, between WahpRnseh and Egan
avenues, = ssn each, to be paid IN monthly pay
very valuable. and tho Directors, v: A. sator,
Geo'Qe n. Carpenter. and'A. B. hcChesneJ, all
~ell Known and Responsible citizens, 50 that tnerc
good investment, OF tor cheap and vers destra-
DC home, can SEQ maps and charts Of the land,
aRer 4, q os9
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Pure Wines and Iiinuoxs.

We call the attention Of dealers and families
10 the establishment OF Messrs. ]. Krchon. Bios.
d Co, No. 81 Michican Avenue. These gentle
men arc well known as among the honest mer-
chants, Who sell whit they pretend to Hell, and
no saam. 1hose desiring tho genuine article Ia
braudles, Or other spGtts. can always dspend upon
obtaining 1t when ordered from this drm, and At
the lowest Prices compatible with good goods
Their atocks OF foreign wines were laid in before
the war, and they are thus able to sell al the
lowest pf1ces. Their Stocks OF all ki1d8 Of gOoEa
arc among the LARGEST on fhia continent
, 1870-11-03


The ladies' OF tie UnIoh Pack congregational
Church hare once mDre entered tue field, with
iht IT ever popular dinnets, at Metropolitan Hall.
and their tables arc crowded every lay. It was
the Union Park ladies, By the way, who first or1gi-
uattt these agreeable bauquets, and 1t Is safe to
sa5 that their way Of getting up, a9d setting out.
stan,ial p5ooi Of tee!r exc* 1ence ts to 1e found
IN the multitude Of diners who, once enjoying tue
soliu comforts Of the entertainment. become
regular attendants. Several Years Of experience
have taught the soung ladies OF the congregation
the duties aud the pleasures Of waiting t. per
tectttn, und 20 we have d"n:.lc treat It would
be tnv,dpus to tnt ttute comparisons, but there Is
table tu that hall where cup Of the best coffee
In the city Gun be had. Let the vtsitora mike the
round during the week, and he will ind 1t out 1t
Is advisable to be on hand early.
The dinners given BY the ladses Of the Ninth
Presbyterian Church, Ia Farwell Hail, are st,ll
drawing large attendance daily. Yesterday the
hall was nlled during the dinner hours, and all
seemed TO be thoroughly satisfied With the fare
set before them.
The yonnK peor!c OF the Seventh Pleshyte-
rtan Church Will give an oyster supper. at the
church pa1loEs, corner Of Peoria and jackson
streetR. this evening. Good music will be In at
,cM1ancc- A cordial invitation Ia extended to all
Admission free; supper extra.
, 1870-11-03

name as James Crawl I'd. was escorted BY star
Tito the Huron Street stitlon and booked :"
dunk and disorderly. The Stauon-keeper, In
searching his person, found $s In his possession,
a.d The same amount was rtlurned To him ID the
n or1ing. 1t Just covered his ane. Believing tho
price for . nights Iodq1rg e1ofbitant, Mr.
to the ONCE OF Justice Hols1ngto1, swore out .
warrant against the Statton-keeper, on the charge
ct larceny by clsimtng that, instead Of 49, the &C
The trial Of the case Was set for yesterday. The
Station keeper made prompt appearance, but,
M to a late hour last evening, the prosecuting
witness Was still missing.
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Last evening there WAS brief pause In the cn-
tertainmcnt ai the Dearborn Theatre, aud, during
that pause, Mr. Hogan, Of the wcll-kuowu nrm
Of Hogan d Hughes, was presented by number
OF his personal friends and admirers with haud-
some gold watch and chain. Mr. Skln, the scenic
artist, made q neat presentation speech, and Mr.
Hogan made suitable reply, 1t Was q very
for Skt1, pleasant for the personal friends, and
pleasant for everybody, including the watch
maker,
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- Pigeon 8hsoHhR,

TWO interesting matches at pigeon shootlnv
took place yesterday afternoon 1t the PreITie
Club grounds at Dexter Park. The INST was for
fae ne lntet1aonal ne a. medal bed y Aoner Pee, who
a8 fo1lowss
81.
Dow-llllloltI1loo
MesszA a. II. Hogle and ". F. Milligau then
shot match for the Prairie Club medal, MI.
aogle lefetalning by the folio wing score
Hod1E-o 1tl11o0111o01I1
1-A
Mn!IoAx-l l1lo9l1
0l le-l2.
be the next 70 compete with Mr.. Price for the iu-
tc, national medal
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.lnNf.Rs- 9 S : i
Rcd i6tockirse...........~3 4 o 81 8 SO
Mutna1e.... o 9 0 ) 80
Pugilism.

St. Lou1s, Sov. s--A!icu. Gallagher. and 4
party OF buffers Interested In the stakc OF the
light which was to have come OF yesterday, met
to-day, and agreed that the fight should take
place next Tuesday. 6onewnefe In the State OF
knnsss, the Rta1ts 10 remain as before. It Ia
r1habfe that the principals will 60 10 kanR1s 10
aquiet Ray 10 terminate the adAH. There will
he no excursion. aud especial pains Nil! be taken
TO mlseRd the police.
, 1870-11-03

Tho Best ana ssr1K1nAl ionic OF
Phsophorated Kli1n Of Caiisaya BARK. The fri,n
reatorea color to the blood, the phosphorus re-
news Wnste OF the nerve ttasne, and the ualisaJ.
nl7eB naturs healthful tone to the digestive Or.
Sans, thereby curing dyspepaa in tfs vsroca iorus
NakcjS.neas. gcaerN teoillt?, depression u spir-
It's; also, thu hest preventative against lever aud
eyne. Manufactured only By Caawel, Hazard /
Co, New York. Sold by dr1SK1Eus
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T1RmK SEWING AAEuIHE CO.. 1ssx SOUTH
'eh1mx 64 nschtnes repaired md HaAds coed u naW
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OBITUARY.

Mr. George q. French, Of the Briggs House,
died on Tuesday II the fcsldence Of his .son-in-
law, Il. H.:PoFter. Esq. There are many in; this
city 10 whom the death OF sh1s esdmable gentle
man viii 10 4 personal aor1uu, while Thousands
WHO h&1o hnd occasion to enjoy his ncspitsatuea
, 1870-11-03
Circuit Court.

ERuSS-ACI1UHs CUANkHCKp.
Joel II. Wicker Y. Richard Brakeman. Case.
Damages laid at $1,000.
-It,cha1u Brakeman '. Josl Il. Wicktr. AE-
Bumpsit Demand, 81, 800.
, 1870-11-03
OlTY POLITICS.
John Wentworth al Turner
- a1lall.-lAc Speaks To-
night.
Grand Republican Mars Meeting To-
Morrow.
A Eal.claoOd Reluked.

Election. Tucsdny, November 9.
res Couzressnsn-at.La.&e-
JOHN A. LOGAN.
For State kstSsTus asSs;Hts5NN n. BATES.
For supff,1STsHy; Ms%Ty + nlfs%aN. n1si
fo' fe'.isaiMidEthk EaMEk SwAsMsTaN qynz term&
49,, cAsPAR AZ, sSyz y s;1,t Sseoss sesm''
f'' jonS wENTw0RIn:
COUNTY opF1cEHa.
fo' '"s.'4IMo TIMOTHY N. BRADLEY.
F'' >'N JonN STEPHENS.
SKSAT0kS
7acfMf.-yottTth D,ttr,ei-
1,etaty Aah e. Pissnst;s lp42ISs
WILLARD WooDARD.
REPRESENTATIVES,
Einsts-dt1h D1stF.et: .
!goas 4; y: liuarnksY. nnsrts; II. II. Ea.s.
Rttn4Kn i: l'EsIcSsos, :: U, Foss.
j I MORRISON, }o4s c,1nsE31 MssrsE1p'
D. D. hAs1fs' x;utty,x,ziS i. 5 b'.iaes Saa.aNl
A. J. GALLOWAY, JAMES P: Roor,
n. T. BAAYTOf, WI Il hiS0.
- - -, ,Sins'y-ttr<"'H1 e. Di,t1ft; e, xoc,x
i: !: Wlll1Axsos. H.G !; sEnSss snssE,
". b. SULLIVAN Tows ofFicERs' Fl ai qSs
WEST CHICAGO.
f.otcctnr-n. KtUETscH.
assetsnr-W. II. uEAFFaRD.
ToWn E1rtk-E d. SWAN
snnr3risnr-T, j. M,VT1sARpT.
aKsisssnt SupefYttor-F. A. PIERCE.
f,nrs,nhies-ioEL LULl. ". t. HAYES, II.
1Jt RRsr. HENRY BKHR, II. G. SLAvIE.
snr,rH CHICAGO.
f.n,t tthr-NRxRv SrRAHs. :,
Assesbor--Ju1lu9 RnDBKKTU3.
SnrnrSrcr-Sixvnx II KING
ssasisront Observation-Disclosures &, STACEY.
iss,,s,e6I.aN SNxrRYfKID. GK1 A. HART
,,e 70 - T11,1 coTr Srvt1,K SrnTT J. uoLDEH-
sn. sAS! ~ ~ 0-~'
xoorv exr,r,cn-
| r,,.,,,..,, purss M.rn
eosttaos-. 49,. - .IH. = s.rn
xa xtases .M-i 1tH.1V
!,s. a~A ~" Y,cn.,T1 .uv
sntE. ~. :. saa: =. : t....t.~r I1ru1ty we1nr
Asslslant oHpsssasos - iSuv1a "Grnpnr vocKH.
,, eorstaq!fs-uG 2t,s-s,.te G1o Il R.YIFs. JoHy H.
a. mhsMa oA'AA''' 00' -
-sTN
.t rr1onnC+-w r.noa "AnC+
AloetIitAn-S11 q. 81 - Irsr< nAn~n"'
| suPe.stSoeTT@n TT1re II = snurs
, 1870-11-03

ErAn8 C. +. J. E01hMros Doctor OF
Derta1 Surgery, Newark, y. 1.-THE popular
dentr,1ce known as Sozudoht. besides being q
very pleasant addition TO the toilet, contains in
fr~denls, thaf,' 1t used according 70 the dlsec.
1ioEa. viii prove Of the greatest utility to the
health OF the mouth nEti teeth.
, 1870-11-03

XENUVNEk4KNzS-
The game Of cricket between the White Stock
Ines and the Chicago Cricket Club ts postponed
until Tuesday next, At 10 O'Clock T. m, At Ogden
rGff. .. j.
The married and single cstcketess OF tae city
will play the1t game on 6AsQrday next, A. 10
o'clock a. M on tho grounds, corner Of West
Warrington and Ads streets. All Chicago ez1cS-
cae11 atc invited to participate.
, 1870-11-03
THE LAW COURTS,
Miscellaneous Business in the Courts
Yesterday.
Divorces Asked for.
United States District Court

RANhHUP1EYe
Proceeding Disaaisscd-Matt1n IL Mayer. OF Free
port
Adiadieation-John 8. Hall aud ". Frank Spen-
eez, tl Chicago.
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.rzrv REAL ESTATE,

EoR eALE-Lo1e. 500 EAgH o. PER % %M6STa;
s, osa s.s hs5 5oE
TOE s1Le-I0F 5o1lbe FEE FEET ~ WITH It IT., Twg
f. init su ts t.s zns
". sEoH!Na1s.TH vi a AsR
S::;;s Petit s':. 2ssa' =
TOE sALKtN aIGHsa&NAXsGM9d9Ei, HEst IL
EiE @isS g. r. 9a|a
'!ssss ss 4 "a 1R s;!:ss
Fo,iys}xt6 apd FortJ Sentbu 4 e1treerdio NY
e = s 1t1s is
E0R BALK-CHFAPFsTH HOUSE IN THE MAR
s5s aant Gpu VIZ Ii
'Nehissn.a A.. vtwren Sixteenth nd Twensy4eeond
'' some very choice hsJ;ss sse.
T0R -DRRXRI-RoULKvAn A0nEs,
III assa al
ToK oKsAIE-K4sTJ TJ40KsoFsT.-BK aQTsE
ssss msa'opos.a soef Rel h'sa's Agents. No.
FoR sALE-FIsK PRoPEERTX, :, Fok s MAXuf49- sI ~
Do. H. .efa: toat aad
Iossed ID ihc northwest eoraet BY the NoEshMsstsm
5SR i y lS0olS
FoK SALE = FRET g, VEST J4EgksoXSjE; E5I!s X
FL n.Si:os s Ell
RusSGRE. sts HoaoFe Bloek.
ROE sHLENEW Z; s3S 09TFAE q uogsES 5S !S1 KooHs
1S;sF.;|oa 1::xss immediately j. h kAElRR ~ so''n
,5S 59T E 6aa.R %X RSEE gisS;
, 1870-11-03

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, 1870-11-03

Divorce BuaIueas.
DECREE N SUPERIOR COURT.
Horace Slahe Y. Ffeder1Ga Slsile. Decree OF
divorce on ground OF desertaun. Marriage at Bos-
ton, Mass April, 1867.
DIsUKcE ASKED IN SUPERIOR COURT.
Sarah E. DpIman '. Stephen Dormau. Petition
fer divorce. Marriage ut Port Gibson, N. T..
September II, 1855. Charge, cruelty.
DIVORCES ASKED In CIRCUIT COURT.
Caroline Horn Y. John Adam Horn. Bill for di-
ynrce. Marriage November 8, 1865, IN this county.
Two children, one llylrR. Char ges, drunkenness
aud cruelty. commencing in and continued ever
since the honeymoon. The cruelty resulted In a
sepafntion Oh Tuesday lasr.
Isaac BroxeE '. Sarah Jane Brewer. Bul for
divorce Marriage, February II. 1865, at Cn,cag
81 partition, Ju- uary 10, 1866 Charge, desestiou.
, 1870-11-03
COUNTRY REALESTATE.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.


VT AETED TO EXCHAFGE-5.456 ACRRS OF
land. In Texae title perfect for Calumet property.
w lot on South side; frame. with brick basement
preferred. with modern Improvement Worth: ss4o M
owner. 7: 4. BROWN. Real Eatase Agent, Room ..
, 1870-11-03

"srAlD1sG:s GLuB, with brusn, ready for use.
Cha ppeA kannds and E0Ces Cured
by using Juniper Tar Soap. Made by caswell,
Haz4rl i Co.. New YORK
, 1870-11-03

.-.---~-- >--~
kIk0.-DEATH or An 0fD REgDEST.-Wc are
culled upon chronicle the death Of 1!Ea Eltza X.
Ki9g, VILE Of oHT venerable to:soeman Victor K3nE
deccsHld had resided IN our city for ycsrs and
was universally lovcd ard respected hy thae who
is-ssthcsed, may ~ not ~. BY a9ksls, Lnte The
MsSso1 e steras in,o 9 snd no one ssa te
who will 60 uext-Kadsso" ffHd} cbsfier, OF ..
BrRD-Noyemhcrs :, Of consumption. @. ". Bird. In
Friends q the family invited to his funeral on
FHdsy. the ssh nst, 1t u o'clock H. e. by late
ter sre invited to attend. -. rr.-e... =
ToWNS-At Oakland. Chicago. Nov. 2, NorT!s Coch-
I'm, youngest child Of Horace H. and Elizabeth J.
Towns, aged year and months.
Fnnersl st O'clock 4 NJ oH Thassday, ffoH5 Il
QrntTal Railroad Friends Of the family are Invited to
attend without further notice. .-.
ATWOuD-Un The 1st inst, Eugene &, Atwood, Jr.
infant son Of Eugene s. aud Laura Atwood.
, 1870-11-03

8 Announcements

NtNIATCNE ALMANAC.
CHICAGO, fov. 8, 1870.
Srn rtcs.......6s T. m. Mocn 1se&........ SIS p
Sun Moon sctE-....... :ass
, 1870-11-03
DIED.

YEATES- On Tuesday cscniuF. Nov.
l. til. br:de's reaIdeuec, by Fcuds cercMony, Sam
1cl featee aud Hannah Marin Albright, both Of Chi
, 1870-11-03
County Court,
-lAatxxHA-a-nas

Estate Of Jamea Shenard. Eliza Jane Rae
Shefrard, E!u0w, appointed TO administer, under
bond OF s2.1oo
SETTLED,
Estate Of Alfred G. Hills. Declared settled.
, 1870-11-03
TO 0RENT-ROOMS

.-.....- 40 HENI-ANUH1Ss .--..-
no RENT-LARGE. AND SHALL ROOMS.
e:s: al Is s GsssS !s z Deaf
SasS SSss'sH#s EzSs5
between Wabasd:.y: and state:.t. -
no RENT-IHRaE FRONT RoOMs FURNISHED
M ~ a3 < ST. sss sssila1
ITO RENT-No. is STATE 81. Two STORIES,
Gle, r. i nfat sS II sS1ia bioef ~
nc. .RENT-A FROST pARL0R AND BED ROOM.
p !; e gss~e:s ~ss. fs s:a or without board In
ITO REAT-ErT1HE FLOOR OF a FtFTY.FooT
Rsh eas Eh hppy Y @
ITO RaST--N LARGE FRONT PARLoR CHAN.
beE. ns~lS turntshed, with or without board at 10
RIO REMITTANCE FRONT P1RIDR, As SITTING
ss .! Rsgns ct ii
TO REEr.THIRp FLOOR Of 8 sTArG-sr. AP-
RIO RENT-,A FUKNlsHED ROOM, WITH @ Go0D
sIeses attached. without board in private family,
rr0 nEsr-Iwo WFII-FURKisHK6 ROOMS
Thi1dav. ~ WV -'>@-'''
ITO REST-s0ITE OF NIcE, K9oas pr LAKK
sborc near st3teenth.st. suitable for family use
no oRKerzaoexs EqTSr5HEIRA AE6 KERE II
kaon ~
TO RaNT-A MGR SUITE or FR0NT. ROOMS.
i.y hs*:E u W. e Rens s,e' IN ''''s
| no ToRENT-FuRr1saED Rooms, ATlsAEID gls. sIo II =
NJ REN7 7:-FlcKIY F6aNisHE 20 R09Is, WITH
| 4 TWO beds desired. Apply At Room $. Is AAdi-
IN
, 1870-11-03
McYICKER'S THEATRE.

MCFfCKER'S THEATRE.
LAST NIGHT BUT TWO OF THE ENGAGEMENT
OFTHE,reRSATILk An D POPULAR AUT0h.
LAUeENCE b AkHETT.
Last Night If Hulwes's sparkling comedy Of
= mon EY.
Friday--Fa,ewr!I Heu.tst Of LAUKkNCE BAR.
1tfs1T-Th<- beautiful play If K1SEDALE;
SATUkDAi MATlNHI. The MA1h.u Hcxrt-"
MUplay-MAGt;Ik AITLHELL.
, 1870-11-03
TO RENT-HUUSEB.

TO REhT-dOU3E8.
RIO vI:NT1A HANDSOME. LARGE RESIDENCE.
st nS''H Cd ssse g. g 3D.
sae bKGk HUI TR !1 K wef VAN BUREN,
T. SP,y III :eaf 1ensf T. ssat'ss T. Rent
5s; 9s3 : s9g7H I!.s +
dent eheap. lnquite oo pt-ml,es:
EST9R FPM 4 KLkoHET
a bsfssa
no RRNGUN suPkR10R.sT:, NEAR TIE
I'd S., viii
IT. r. Fl Metoessn E s4sa Ssea.
RIO RENT-yHE DKsIR ABIE MARBLE: FRONT
Inquire ss1h NJ sass &eabes oa'on
ITO RENT-A NICELY FURNIsHED HOUSE OF
qatns Fl ho.e es ID sea
sFes Ths red s wsad e sn SasEd re m 5e419 3n9
psf E,55y S29R .is,e: "a
RIO RFNr.-HousE 1g5 LooM1s-ST-, 70 ROOMS,
r. satei hs e. :fs rs sGsha 81 essT
ISL viii Sassos asasse sas VIC "a
sss.5s sE ss: r SS1
s fsss 81 ss'
;5. Eft Ss,!S S 81 Ss5oF kS9 FhS e
month Apply - The psemissa
SSf IL ssas. sssss
81 RsNanPgss5. s5 s.sss 5s{s5 re- n
s1nali bedsroons. water closet. bath room
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FINANCIAL,

1TQNRY TO LOAN-IN SUNS ANu ANar nod see55s:s.
III suit, On furniture. houtet e. aq qRtsct. u *
MONEY! 70 LOAN-N SUMS n SIREs,'~
III upwards, ON city reaf estate
2, 80 Clzrxst -1z-.s, nG y!
NIONEY TO LOAE:;-FHMo:A % :S1d ~ pma9tsssts f0
feis. GGaress " II. Tribune o.hee: 1o7SE q
M Ti03Y-3fo AND 500 o., S,1ass nosaesst ~ *. E
s.sed ground t:r Is q 1.,ss = @0ni1LD n1i1LDkRss
49, * = T6 LOAN, on Ioyo ,tos OF ~: 9sa19S.s
S5O. .OUU tine. e sun, to 3 s'ii; iR;.sssesd, s2Ssd, ~
s1nney maEs1kes bonxht It BOON y s:oo71; lGfs
nI5 nm 70 L9ln oH G2oR q Iea a1ss tsssss T. t.
R51WSfHG i CO.. Is beaIhotn =: 4 e;
360 70 LOAN OF SslpGEi, pGEi,RsFss NaFs y
$l1.Q0 ssts;s Wn' E1lor feS'
Portland Block,
, 1870-11-03
tn T.EASE
MACHINERY,

no oLRAsE-FoR NINETY, NINE YEARS, EoaTY
Az nca1 II adisoC- By 3. 4. LINN.7 UhHca Block.
, 1870-11-03
ChfcnEu Prizes.
The following ts an official list Of all the CHI
fS,f%


The $lo0,0F0 prize was drawn BY Th0S.
nann Of Seltgman i Co., New OTieeus.
, 1870-11-03

-.-..-.- TFn0f4.
SHgAfiok t[.s Mfh r.. TsAN1Iko-:To .GARRr4cy v
months, OF permanently. 1ddr,ss tcf a:tt or T.,
A.LNIoN. Box 20. l"ssnspoft. Id ID INA ~tesaG;
CnUAT1OE WANTFD-iN 4 TiyS,7as
~ koo4 timer. country ptrfer;rd ssdlvP. BY i
KUGhRa, LJons, lows aa47aa i i
rTag*1leN a9ssas9S t,,nasf ,SAaN.EPIo .s5
n sisstea e work. Addrrss. stat,nI In ,:eaa III
, 1870-11-03
AMU&EMENT9s


FARWELL HALL.
THEODORE THOMAS
AND hrs urHoUALLED
CONCERT ORGANIC ALTON.
46 DISTINGUISHED Artists.
SIX GRsa.FD- CONCERTS.
Monday Eve'g, Nov. 2.
Tuesday Eve'z, kov.8.
"Wednesday Eve'R, Nov. q. =
Thursday Eve'9, Nov. 10.
Monday Eye'g, Nov. ~.
Tuesday Eve'e, Nov. IS.
MR. TuRODORK THOMAS take. great p!eAsHro
MISS ANNA MEHLIG,
Pronounced by The psee. whezsssf he tss appe.sed
tho atest performer On tho Hna0ifs tnas naa ever
been heard In this country. tokethe1 with h1A
ENTIRE GRAND ORCHESTRA.
Many of whom are Eminent so!oi.ta
ResM9ed fasxs1. q .es,sl Fifty GENrS e11fa
The sale OF reserved seats wilt comm enee on TuesdsJ
morning. Neveaber at y Bauer q Ge;4: 9pefa e
House Htoek: Smith Et1on'e, Lyon Heals, tW
South Clh1k-st.. and at the ticket office In
II III
, 1870-11-03
LOST AND FOUND.
INSTRUCTION.

,ITTAATEp-BV LADY, 4 FEW PUPHS Rch
w he. piano. Terms moderate. Cali of sddzrs ~
mynoi4st.
, 1870-11-03

S3S*2AAA&+A - kSN9e* NNte
JxTANTED-A FIRST GLASS URRSSMAKER AT
W IT. Wabzsh-av, Apply for two dAyA
JXTANTKD-A F1RYECLASS DRRSsMAKFR
VI Due who thoroughly understands her husnees-
Best of city reference required steady employment ~
the yeaE suund. Apply. for three Days, TO- Mrs II.
OLEAVY, lii South Hcll1 At. teI1IAnce On Monro<},
upLstaiss.
vITANTED-ONE FIRSTGLASS OPERATOR ON
w wheeler h Wilton naaeh ne. BROWN T. PR1uF%
50 WsbaAh.ay,
HeH1ske0per4.
p-AHOUSEKKEPER FOR PRIVATE
w fknly. Must furnIAh best Of rrfezences Gall ut
10 O'Clock. II North Clark-et. Room 3.
WANTED-A MIDDLE AGED CATHOLIC yvO-
W man Is houeckceper. Apply at 4j3 West Nadia ,n-
st, from to s for this week