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, 1870-09-08
THE CITY III BRIEF.

Al,ont half-past O'Clock yesterday afternoon
sertous ncc!dcnt occurred in = block Of stoses
erecting On the north side Of Washington st, Get,
Just west Of Clinton. The jolsts for tho door OF
the fourth story had been Laid, but not secured at
The wall ends. Notwithstanding this state ot AZ
fairs, orders wctc given yesterday TO place num-
OF heavy iron columns In position, along the cen.
ire OF The building on the fourth noor. Several
having been plared IN POSITION suddenly. tue
scnras On which they rested gave way under Ae
strain. portion Of the wall On The east side Of
! The building bulged out, ana fearful crash en-
surd. A number Of Eorkmcn who werc IN ne
building Ne1e buried In the d<trl. and received
severe injuries Thc members of rhc Tcmpess
Hose and other persons rushed 70 the p1ace
ard rescued the wounded. Drs. Young and
Lewis were present and sttaudesl TO them Will
| lam Belor2, residing at No. l&4 Fron, strccs, Ind
MS LIFT 1eR broken and Was badly bruised. FreI-
rt!cI retisasste, living at No. SO South ClArk
street. wss taa1iY bruised xout the face and eyes,
and had his nose hfsskcn. Oliver SchcuoE. who
| bnaI1s al No. - Wcss Randolph strrct, hid his
| lett hand mashed and GU 50 severely Ihlt por-
| lion OF It had to be amputated- Henry Lett nTtnR
at No. III Fourth street. had his 1efl hand broken
and bruised and his left leg injured some OF the
| ncu we're taken To the enR!ne-house and others
! tn the drug store 81 T. Deth0sn. nnd after nav
ing their wounds dressed. removed to their
homer. The owner OF the block OF buildings Il
George Armour. No fatalities nrr cIptcted to
| result from the necllcut
, 1870-09-08
POLITICAL.
Organization Of Glib in The EIevcnth
Vnrd-Auuouneements.

TIE Republicans Of the Eleventh Ward held
meeting, LIST evening, At No. 1s1 West Lake
street. 1t was largely atiended. Mr. Otto DehIrng
called the meeting to order, and moved that the
meeting proceed TO the election OF ward oGcerB-
o. motion Henry Ackon was cnosen President
Of the Eleventh Ward Republican Club. Mr..
lianfcl Brobeton was elected Vice President; MI.
6. L. Matson, Secretary; and Alderman James
Walsh, Treasurer.
An Executive Committee OF twcpty-oue was
trcn appointed, Us folows: William yrayman,
Henry Gaze, John Hoffman, Daniel Brobston,
Henry Sweet. n. B. Elcols, A. u. Johnson Geo.
u Smith, Otto DehuG, r Henderson, Harry
Deal, Theodore Worth. Timothy vlrdief, Theo-
.'orc Won 1Iolcn, J. y. johnson. Alex. Ertcf-
sun, Michael Wietlerma., d. F. Mahlet, s. T. Rus
r'.ll, T. HAywoot. Fred. Herfurth.
Nj. Otto Dehling moved that the club hold
meetings ovtry Tnct1av evening hctween HOW
and the election, the place OF meeting to be des-
isnated by the committee The mutton pre-
vailed.
The meeting was addressed hy Ms. Lana, Of the
Twelfth Wutd, and otherr, and adjourned
kSSOuEcE1lISTA
The Republicans Of the Fifth Ward arc re-
| uacf1ctl 70 meet At South Park llall, corner OF
| trance On Douglas rlace9. this Tnutsdayl even-
| tuF 8 Republican ward organization. Let there
| lie a full attendance
! "A meeting Of the Republicans Of the Thir-
tenth Ward will he held thts evening at No. ~
! West Madison street. for the purpose Of organ
/ iziH3 for the approaching caMpai9u. All Re-
rubhcans living In nc ward are requested to
| attcpil
, 1870-09-08


AMONG the arrivals At thls hotel yesterday,
were the following: Colonel WE Nelson, q. s.
A.; Dr. ". S Hoztord, Davenport; Hon. j, C.
Gregory, Madison; C. Ninshlp. New HAveu; C.
\. Noble, Buffalo; 7. ". Larnc.t, Boston; IL. Z
Shropshire, New Orleans: ". D. Williams, Lake
Superior: 4. H. plqutceAf1, Springfield: J. Daw-
son, Warrington: W.T.. Randall, BcloIt; Judge
T. s. Wilson, Dubuque,
EuKHAAS H0u4E.
Among the Arrivals at this hotel s.cr1lay,
i ERE The following: The Common Council Of
Toronto, Canada; l. r. Morrell, san FRANCISCO: !:
i:ev. v. r: 1sooeTts. England: Hon v. T. SHAW,
!nwA: s & Ciark, Michigan; Hou. c. E, GortAm,
Fl WA!nc; O.. & BFrws.er, Appleton; William
tspn<!Ant, s. Paul; J. Castlaud. san Francisco ;
+. s P1uLkett, Nashville: r. Boote, England.
kRlaAE uoUSE.
Among the arrivals nt this hotel, ycstcrday,
.:cte MIC following: " Il. md Il. StrluKs, Hlltt-
norc: A. ". Smith, Memphis; ]. $, Belkuap,
Manchester; lion. L 2. Hatch, Freeport: Hon.
Nru. J, Young, Clinton ". r. bissc!, Davenport
/ E Skinner. Sioux City: 4. r.Welhy. FhllAdel.
pnia: R. j. W!lcs, SprthEneld; F. II. BcrTJ, Nc
| Naek3.
ST. JAMES HOTEL.
were the following: L. II. Rutlpu. ALBANIA: N. J.
I'rce, Racine: G. +. Robertson, Cincinnati: Col
IL +. Church, Us. 4: J. @ Brown, Albany: J,
Il. Dyer, Boston; o. F. Ball1rd+ Alnneeota: q. II
Graham, Iowa: O. j. 1risa, Racine: a. II. Bald,
Win, OTTAWA; Rev. c. Hrat1on, CaybonLaIe; L
Co1t, Eeoknk; ]. Reynolds, Iowa
, 1870-09-08
Playing With Dtnth-Terriblc Fate
OF q SHaKe.Chnrmcr.

FfuN th LtsfhfelI ttbn1. EnquirfT.
Last week an old man named John Roberts,
commonly known a. the Mountain Hermit,
who has lived FOX mAny years in that portion
OF Mount Washington which borders on the
three States Of Connecticut, Massachusetts,,
and New York, mct with 4 friEhtsul desth
from the bite Of rastipshake. Roberts, for
years past, has been in the habit Of catching
these reptiles and exhibiting them in the
neighborinE towns. Occasionally he wou1d
remedy which rendered tho bite perfectly
harmless, and, indeed, II reports of eye
Witnesses are to bo credited, the old
man haA proved himself tnvu1netabla to snake
bites. Last summer he WIS bitten on Three
separate occasions, while handling his snakes,
appeared as we'll ~ beSore. Lat week, how
ever, tho viper which he has 80 often cher
ished in his tosoua, Was destined 10 indict its
fat.l sting On Thursaay, Roberts appesred
II the hotel in Boston Corners, with An unns-
uAIl5 large AID ferocaous Iatleanafe. which
conntaan. Quite = number OF people soon
gathered in the barsroon1, to witness the ex-
hibitiop. n his reputation rs eu2ke-cha{ue1
N1s we'll known. At the first attempt to remove
the enakc from the box Roberts received =
bite which caused the blood TO dow freely.
Nothing daunted, he introduced his hand 4
second time. when the snake sprang II it and
buried its fAnge deep In the deah. Roberts
withdrew his band with the tn1te still fas-
tened to it, and. although he made desperate
Efforts 10 free himself, the snake retained its
hold. Al length he grasped cane from one
4eeist, and inserting the point deep down be-
twccn the jaws Of the reptile, pried open IL
mouth, and threw 1t from him with eueh forcs
"a TO ill. it Instantly. Tho wounded 1nau
Was Immediately taken to the Office Of Dr.
e.iI11an, In Mtlle1ton. Who maas every e1or1
, 1870-09-08

Miscellaneous.
hs s1p nd shi &C. saa es 81 o
Tuesday night by being run over by engine No.
IS, OF the Iailfoah track on North Water stTeet,
near Etnzie Street bridge-
The Board of Public Workg, yesterday,
opened fourteen bios 1or constructing sewers on
contract was not awarded.
The alarm from Box No. ~, At 20 minutes Of
O'Clock yesterday afternoon, was false.
-Latea. instance OF vet1auc-A person TT.
i1E to open street Ietter.oox to ring aEe
alarm,
"A silver watch aud chatn, worth SIS, was stol.
en- from the house OF Louis Book, No. 14a Yves,
Randolph Street yesterday afternoon.
Between and O'Clock yesterday afternoon,
thieves entered the house Of II. r. Oliver, No. 12a
South Clinton Street, rausacked every blreau and
Gupk. and made their escape with III In stlves
The alarm from Box No. n, ut rs yesterday
afternoon, was occaAloncd by nfe IN the basement
ol No. 4O4 Sherman street, frame building Wn.
ed hy Nicholas Willesteln and occupied BY three
families A lot OF paper had been stuffed 10 be.
tween The jo!sts and, e ALLEGED, set on DIRE bJ
AT O'Clock last evening, the SCOT IN the
smnkc-stsck Of planning mill on Quincy street,
nrar FfanSln. burned out. and the Liberty was
called to e1ttuKn!sh the flames, ont her services
| were not necessary: No loss-
"A German or Norwegian woman. aged about
40 years, who arrived In this city from Omaha, r,d
the Northwestern Railroad, yesterday afternoon
was deserted bF those having charge OF ner. Snt
| ts evidently an idl0t, and as no Que knows any
! thing about her. she WAS taken to the Atnory
canu0t speak, and Is perfectly helpless.
An owner Is wanted at the Armory for blacl
marc, saddle and bride, q blhck horse, three ya
| ltses, and stk ltess pattern.
, 1870-09-08

to save h,a lie. 1nt tbe virun had become
too generally dinaaed throughout ths eJs-
tenn to be removed His oonnterauoe soon
changed to lind hue. tho body and nrnbs
became enormously extended, and atter in-
gc-ing through the night in agony, death end
ed his suner1ng. Mr. RobfrtB WAS Amau over
GO years Of ags, aud possessed . considerable
p1ol eay: Since the death of bis wife, which
NIT life on the mountain. Eeighbors seldom
visited him by rcason OF the yaht number Of
rnttlaskakes With which he Was 8lwAya sur
rounded, and which ne allowed to runat large
throughout the house.
, 1870-09-08
FAIRS,



Special Despaseh to The Chicago Trtbuue.
FAIR GKoCNps, Qr1Ecr, Ill, Sept I.-The fol-
lawtng nng was shown Yesterday afternoon
Draft demonstrations, years and over, pre-
Eilum taken BY J. Morris, Payson townsnip; I
seat and under 3, William Cransey, Paysan; pair
II narea or Gc1diugs In harness, Nat Stephenson,
Quincy; sucking colt At side, Thomas Sconell
lamp Point: matched h0rses, pair OF geldtngs Ia
harness. H1llard d Byinxto1, Quincy; pair OF
mares 10 harness, premium to same.
The tTotttng puse Of 500, for hosats that had
Eot shown better than ESQ, mile heats, was won
/. st. Louis Tom, entered by B. D. blossom. OF
Quincy. n
r.r The rnnnlpa.,acc tour entries were msur.
opeo to al. best three ln nse, mile heats4 Lady
Tho attendance this morning WIS verT good,
cons1dtI!uE It 70 be only county fals, aud the
VARIOUS departments were well represented
The 1rsr ring show this morning for horses OF
I'll work, stations, and ever 2, premium taken
b3 Stz1cklet, Adams Co: over year and under
!, Vim. Czansey and Burton Bto.!man: any age.
Jacob Cosey, Merdon to~ushlp: sucking colts,
Jacob Coser, Adams couAtJ; thoroughbred stall
llone, any age. J. II. Nickel, Monroe CITY, No.
tas hne horse as I ever sa~>: thoroo4ahred
y. Sinnc, Adams Comfy: mare mule, J. n.
Mslr, Quincy
Trr attendance this afternoon WAS much
larger than this morning, the principal attraction
being The races, the nrst trnttlng race for q
pu "a Of ti5o. Horses Ihat never beat 9:tn, best
Penace, entered by L. 4. Jones, Of Quincy, wru
in three straight heats. time. est. a:tAh,
2:s4l.
a running race for $3.50, open to all, three aud
five, ~as won by CheVeF, In three strH{9ht hests.
Time, 1:45. l:4sa1. 1:4sH.
The double team trosting race, SIS, was won
by a sorrel team owned BY K. 4. Jones. OF
Quincy. Time, :56. a:57.
, 1870-09-08

The yl8ltors trum Toronto were left at perfect
liberty 10 enjoy themselves In the city yesterday.
They were not annoyed by our Aldermen, but
Ehere else they pleased. No one prevented mem
from doing so. They were allowed to enjoy ufe,
Liberty, and the pursuit Of happiness on their
Own hook. They escaped the 1ttenuons Of tho
Council They were not bothered with carriages.
They were permitted To walk. Walking IS nne
exercise, and conducive 70 health. There can be
no doubt that the city authorities did keep quiet
because they had too much reEard for the health
OF the Distinguished vt61torG They were not
bored with banquet last night They went to
, 1870-09-08
BUSINESS NOTICES.

GTnlMr ReesEeen Two Wives =
tAbout week after ThAnktgtr1nR.r writes a
lady who signs her name Emma D, EiieEson, aud
daleB her lere1 hatttttt street, Brooklyn. E. D.,
door netphbor, bad serious talk nbout our hus-
bands Nine Is Hthogrurhic pr1ater, and hers
4 plcture- ffzme gtldet. They had both been
wolf1ng over houIs, and were completely btoleo
DOWN. Irstcd badly, eouldn1 eat and complained
Of dck headache. We had heard that PLAHrAr1oa
nrzfKKs VIA 1rBt rate In such cases; 90 We sent
for two bottles, and persuaded our husbands to
tEy the eGtc1. II worked ike a charm; and nov.
after taking the Blttess fer four weeks, they are
both, 80 10 speak, like new men- Their strength
and hralth are thoroughly recruited. appcllLes
good, spirits cheerful and they ssy they can bear
tw1ce the fatigue, without incnnyenltnce. tha,
they coulh month ago Thinking that the pro.
prietofs Ut such 8a excellent remedy have rlghl
70 know the good It Il doing. l stnd You these
lnes"
, 1870-09-08

TORONTO, Sept IA mass meeting Of nearly
the entire male German population vas held last
night 10 e6preas sympathy with the Germans and
edopt means for collecting and forwarding money
ior The SUPPORT OF the widows and orphana TFo
I thousand d01lar3 were subscribed On the5 spot
QCK8rc. Sept. 7.-S!r Edward Thpyutun. leaves
to-day for Washington.
, 1870-09-08
POLITICAL.
Republican ConErca8fona1 Eonven
ton In NI1contfn.

EKeFH61kENh Lo6RFGA8fONa1 E0hVeN4
ton In SViscontin.
Special Despatch to Tbs Chicago Tribune
MADISON, Wis, Sept THE Republican Con-
ventioQ, Tor the nomination OF & candidate for
Copg1cAs Tot this, the Second District, met at Wa
tert0Tn, to-day, at twelve O'Clock, and oegaat1ed
~ the following permanent Officers: President,
J. L. Pruud1k; TIce-Fresidents, J. 3, CassaIsy.
J. u. B1et, and c. II. Btach. The con.
On rcassetnbunr. the drst informal
ballot was saSen, which resulted Atwood Is, vii.
l1ams IL. HaEelton 8, Bingham 4, Hal 3 BM-
lotlnH was continued with 1hout the same result
up 70 the 18th. when II stood Atwood II, Williams
II, Eaze1.on .. Bingham !. Casswelt I, Hall 4,
whrn the convention adjourned TIL O'Clock.
The Sixth District Republican convention meet
1t Sparta Al noon To-day. No Information has
been received here IN regard to It.
MILWAUKEE,, Sept I. General J. ~ Rusk, oi
Vernon county, was nominated by the Repubu.
cans fGr Congress, In the Sixth District to-day.
, 1870-09-08

The best and Original Tonic OF
Pheophofattd Ellx1z Of Calts2ya BArt. The iron
restores color to the blood, the phosphorus re-
newB waste uf<he nerve tissue. md the cal!saya
gaus thereby curing dyspepaia in itz various forms
raietulnesa, general debility, depression Of sptr:
It's: also, the bcas preventative agatnss feTe1 and
agre. Manufactured ouly BY Caswel1, Hazard 4
ca, New York. Sold by druggists.
, 1870-09-08

Special Despateh to The ChcAxo Tribune.
DAvESrbRT, Iowa, Sept 7.-To-da5, the third
day Of our Counry Fair, was grand success. Al
leAat 10, 100 vtsstara were IN attendance. The dis
play Of articles Ia large and very lue. To-rnor-
row there Is a trptHnG match for k1,ouU.
Weather, warm ani pleasant
, 1870-09-08
Fatal Accidents mt Joliet.

JOLIET. Sept 1.-TWO fatal accidents occurred
here YESTERDAY. A man named John kerw1n was
thrown out OF Ills buggy, and strnck On his head.
lie was returning from d funeral. and hts hnrse
sccauc frightened and he was thrown out. The
unfortunate man llEcd nearly an hour after.
little Esri wns drowned III a well here, yester-
day. She vas daughter Of VI. Swartz
, 1870-09-08

BURLINGTON. 1T, Sept. ..-Rrturus from 1855
towns give Republican majority for Governor
Of 1855 The total majority will be about
9safo As far as reported, only niue Democratic
Representatives are elected.
, 1870-09-08

KEoKrK. Iowa, Sept THE Town State Fair,
which commences here next Monday, and lasts
nve slAys, promises 70 be the most extensive ever
heh IN the State. There arc already over so en-
t5ies, large Increase oec1 the same date las,
wear,
, 1870-09-08

PunADklF1A, Sept THE GRIND Lodge Of
the Cn1tel StAteS German order of HarEau con-
yencd this morning IN secTtt ge4t3ou- EottJ
delegates are present, representing seventeen
S.asca. The session continues several days,
, 1870-09-08

The HcAt Billiard Hall Sa n hotel
In Beston Ia that OF tue American House. Guests
will md that every pt ov1sEnn has been male for
their nee1s and pleasures while sotouEuing at this
s4vorIte h0tel.
, 1870-09-08
The Palmer House.

1u6 1z11u9F apu9as
.fThls hcuse, 50 complete in all It's appointments
will soon be open TO the public Tho great pre-
caution which has been taken for the safety Of
IN Inmates Is apparent in its tsciliues for dScoy-
er1pg mr.. by 4 Ielegraphic DIRE alarm IN cvcrJ
room, xnd hose On each nooT, Ted By large tanls
In the top Of the building, and powerful eagiue
which lis steam up night and day,
, 1870-09-08

Moth Patches FTeckick n nd Tau. Uac
PerIyB" Moth and Ffeckle Lotion" The ou]v
reliable and harmless remedy for removing bruxn
dscos0ratons iron the face. P,tpartd ouly BY Dr..
B. e. Perry, ~ Bond street, \. !. Sold by Drug
K.sta everywhere.
, 1870-09-08

ENnFntn f.%r1S1Atf1N,

ATLANTA, Ga. Sept 7.-Tnc charges Of tmpeach.
meut ak1tnst State. Treasurer 1n9rea were dis
missed to-day, by vote of Is for dismissal to ;
HNNtuNt.
, 1870-09-08
A Boy Shot.

About O'Clock last evening, a Little bog, named
Daniel Barnes, aged 1s yeArs, Vas shot IN the
head while PLAYING In the yard OF John O.SeIl,
corner Of Losing a1d Fourth Streets. He wxa
No. l1o West Chicago avenue. and attended hy
~. HrscGet. The wound VIII probably prove
1atal low he was shot u. not A. Jet
definitely known. 4 man nxmed William
Doyle, VINO was In the yard at the time Of the &C.
curTencc, was bsrested amt locked up in the CHI
several people that Barns undertook to take r.
volveF from hts hands. and, In doing 90, It was
discharged. Others say Tie lad shot himself. and
ptstol The eaae Will be Investigated to-day, and
~ TIE circumstances Of the case may become
Known.
fn1 -
, 1870-09-08

baAh-Ar ueAf Nadtsso-st and u feet On LAtssf
nrar LsSAle- J. ". WAuQH0P, s. C1Rtt4t, Up
etsitS.
, 1870-09-08
an important Proposition.

hear Booth, which waa much bettet. Our Alder
men, fortunately for the strangers, Mere TOO
mnch cngrossed Ia the base bali game to attend
to hn}tttnR else.
, 1870-09-08

ConRrcAstonml Nemtunslou IN tha
Third Iowa District.
DrBCQrE, lowR, Sept 5.-1ohu T. S&oneman, Of
NcGreEnT, was nominatei5 to-day, III the Demo
Congress from the Third Congressional District
OF Iowa
, 1870-09-08

Going, Going, Conc. Faster than
the aucsinaeefA hammer knocks down merchac-
disc, neglect dlsposes OF the teeth. Bid, there
tore for that plze Of life, perfect set BY brush
ting them IeGulAIlY With SpxldouL
, 1870-09-08
DIED.


RrDER-In this city, Ecpt. 8, IT SRA .. n1. Mr.
Jothna a. Ryder. fo:1nerly Of Provinectown. Mas.
A{cd 81 yrnEs.
Funcsal At 1t. Panls Church, corner wabash.av and
SHEPARD-At Norwood p3rs, Sept. :, Laura j.
wife Of |. Shepard, aged = years. "-0-.~
Erit nde Of the family ont the 10 o'clock
t.4!n TtIs.ay. 9Th. aid rrtuu BY o'.,ock. The rs
InatEs will h- taken to Wood-tuck for 1ntcrnGpt,
, 1870-09-08

40 EWpE110uI TIbptB1II0U. ------
Al meeting OF the people Of the TO N Of Lake
tlrW, held At tho Town Hall on the 5th lnN., the
following resolution was tdtrrtl BY Hon William
B. Ogden. and unanimously adopted:
Rto'rsd That the Board Of Public Wotks 0! tie cItv
Of Chicago. be frQne.ted to exene thn Eroand atonI
ths slo1sh- from Hownsnvtne nosthcast 70 Lake
enlJ f9E .he q IL North .aaeh q "a Gu
Of e,s 10 the North Branch And doWu II 10 u.
ritE f1!p!'hiDs thereby grrss and economical e1ten
An A.ljt urned meeting OF citizens Of Eprtf
Chicago and Lake View, relative to public I'm
p!.Hsntn nss, VIII be held at Turner Hail, on Sor,t
We u. Ugden and Others viii address tic assem
biaye-
, 1870-09-08

.ln the account nt the t1te At Reed'a planning
mill, In ytstesLly's TRIBCSE, It Was stated thai
there were about $500 worth OF machinery In
the building which had been purchased of a Ar+
Thomas There was In the mill n, achlneIy wnrsh
fl.tf0, which had been purchased ON Ar. c. F.
Retnck, and nther new machine >, which was
opuEht Of different parties. As. Reed holds the
$s0 In the Bloomington, 81, 900 In thu Reaper
Cltyt and s1,foo IN ahe Mutual Security. The
for 81 500. and not $s,0oO, a. prominent lnsus-
ance agent told cur reporter on the evening Of
the IRE.
, 1870-09-08
The Work tnRmcn'a Party In Mnssn.
chnkE(tEs


WORCESTER, Maas., Sept 1.-DelcSates 70 the
Labor Reform Convention are assembling. The
general feeling faSorn the nomination Of Wendell
Phillips f0r Governor.
, 1870-09-08

I ss SpaldinEsA Glucst has. now taken
the place u all cements and mucilaees.
, 1870-09-08
MARRIED..


McCASKF-WOODFOR1- the residence Of the
hsdes father. Oatweod Farm. TUESDAY morning, Bept
hJ the Rev. X. C. 61ckes Mr. Isaac VI. AcCrASy, Of
Chseako. and Miss LouaA u. Woodford, Of Dixon.
No cards,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES l4s wet. ,Jseksonst, BIZ
IL hev RebeH collyes, ": Edxata 4 Httsin:. ot
D1#fiT iT-soHooLEYeas tbe Hossh ~ H.u.t.t
Ghnieh. Sunday sssnip. sepssnSsf = . 4 b. Rey O. T.
to Mi.s GaEo.lnr c; Scheocy. Of PhiisdeipsLa, Ps-
McCpNAELl-B1SNK WHAT he Myrtle Church. in
Ri1h B. q q Bostea esnpe. d.ishtcr Il lie Il iass M
Jonathan Rtnnry, Of Medfnd- and Luther ". McCon.
nell, oi Chicago.
Bh0DKiCk pAtsv-In ne.rcst, on the 9TH Inst.
by Rev john MrEldoHDty, Of tho LAfzvrttn Aveuus
Y; Church. Chasics 3. BrodEek snd Hattie Daley,
DAylS-SM1TH-Auk II, hy the Rev c. n Kelly.
1lnrn2s IL. OAYfa And MAry kmiNs. = -
, 1870-09-08

I1R, NATHEW3 AND MADAME MAYNARD.
- etAIrrcJanfs. Ii taeksnu4t
ITKS +, J, LKWl9, REIIABLE ELA1RV0FANT
Ill S0d hpkine8s medUm. . Tn1fA-AS.. petHte2 Van
BURN zpd Hal{t4op-
, 1870-09-08
CUYREAL rArE.

TpR sALK-BY .THo& A. HnL Oo~RKAL
sss;s q x 8: rr.
;ess % ID ':ss q g.
1KpiANA:Av- house and lot near Twenty -si1th At.
A1oiiS1S.Av- now hon.e with lot ne. twenty
N1cHIuAN:Av-, house md lot near 1~snt~rrth-
z2a!hs&1e sss:' "a ~ Fl s 7fEs
FR4ikkiszy sssI!s s e57ss vi .s
msns 81 . patsy III asadias 3 bad. bdlea'''' eash pay
;sai:: 81 VIII
IT,! t. TIC IL sse !. oas
s43h d peG foat II northwest soFner Twenty
g. 9;Fo' v.lu.h.u bu.tncs. property
rKs aeRts = = M.as:os1ss. e..t Of the Central
I'D Wa.n!ntsH assa,ss s2 pes sess C.a
FOR ,sALEIL3CoIN PARK ,I0Fs-L0s
fre1tink o'ehs1d HALTED. Apd sophtass... Il $50
III 1 cent II saaR5f . FssSIas
s!a.s two-ssory and basement bfick dws,linE. Se
SaG e is ID e as1kSs
FOR sALE,,si.soo, esn oAsH, VIII. BUY A
as issssf "a e. 81 s3s@ Rss
ROE sALE.THE LAST OHANOE AT TIE
J. plies1ow edeNd 1t. For anewwk offer ny. rssi-
IT, Ss Il s: T. u1Gn
m IL Pas fsF e. S. aSs
FOR sALE-0NI.Y al9oo. THE FIVE G0Tai0
siss ~ 81 s Wet HSa Inquire on
j. feet ne4r South Park, 1t reduced price. B. l. HO-
, 1870-09-08

Paper Hanging nnd window
shades. latest styles Paints. oils, Klazs and
brushes at ?. 3. MabyA. 50 RAndolra-st
, 1870-09-08

Cnu TAByef U1Ys-HN8fd q C8sWeuh COD
LIVER OIL Ia the Observation-Disclosures.
Ono Hundred md Fifty Fire and
Burglar Safes. new and secondhand, for enle al
HATTIE Safe Manufactory, 60 and e South Can&l.st
, 1870-09-08

Snls RhcMm curcd by usin5 Junipex
Tar Soap, made by caswel1, Hazard 4 Ca, New
forf y
, 1870-09-08

COUNTRY REAL EsTATE.
FOR ,sALEOR ExCHANGE-soo ACRES OF
cLo4ec MisAo1ti lard, % u1Ile4 from ST Louis for
rssi q rei.oraa chissko PROPERTY Improved farm %
thsE frnees ete: r. cheap for exAh Or equiv a1eut
} A. TURNER. Asradc-touIt. =.
, 1870-09-08

CHICAGO. Sept. 9, 1s7u,
San Moon rises ,. m
Sun sez.......s-l p Meso scts % l. m
, 1870-09-08
SEWING MACHINES.

EMp1RE sEwEG MACHINE COMPANY. tss5s
T. South Cl8rket. Work furnished to pay for sewing
tnaehinee. Machines eo1d or monthly p4yueuta.
EOR SALE-A THEKLER& &WIIS0ST1APRoyED
T. sewing machine. eilFtF plated. naho<ouJ caro-
cast fas; Win eeu cheap s)s NrrtHotthar-
, 1870-09-08
WANTED TO RENT,

NrANTED-TU RKST-RoOM TO DISPLAY
" line ri SAMPLES from Srw York importing housr
on WabNh or MtchsAnAvs-. CT 1Ake-st. Address
WAEIEn-TO RKNT IA CDTTAGE-FUE-
nlehed or nnfunt.hc1. 70 70 eooEnF, Of STATE.
and between HiKtccnth aud Thtftteth-st1 Addreaf,
w!sh terms. &C.. N T, Tribune ufatc,
, 1870-09-08

MUAICAL INSTRUMENTS.
TOR SALF-A FIRST.CLASS NEW PLANO.
Il waf1ntcd foe 8s75; one AeeondAAnd. x1a stoot
fer Aso. a is Clnsk-st- n CASPER
, 1870-09-08
EDUCATIONAL.

III dlta. PtttsAeI1s MaAa-Lnnx c4tsh,isbed anS pr-
pfcus. eolietfs attenton u iA unrtysed
efpal. saw W - S& 1-ao. eta'