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, 1870-07-02
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Cheap Luxur{cs for tho People.
Uppoltuntly, at the time when tho cost Of living Is
pl0rnlous, new article appears In the market.
and wholesome alment, almost for a song. We
refer to the patent Sea Moss Fartne, which Is now,
by virtue Of its extraordinary che2pncss, taking
manufactured from maize and grain. The rnw
material of this nutritious and fattentng agent is
the free gtft Of nature: marine moss growing IL
pIouigious quantities on the Irish coast, and
known As car7aGeen. CIeansed, deslccate1, con-
ccntrnted and reduced to powder by patent pro-
Of pure, palatable aiilncnt In proportion to its
weight, than any substance produced from the
great agricultural staples Artistic cooks pro-
nounce 1t the finest article for custarts, pudd!nGs
creams socps. sauces, &C, TINT has yet been dis
covered. and the Sea Muss Farne Company, Of
New YORK, who own the patent, ind 1t all they can
do to keep pace with the demands for the new stan
OF LIE,
, 1870-07-02
New Flour.

A consignment Of flour, branded Argentine St
Louis, made by Berg 4 Becker from white winter
wheat Of the crop Of 1870, was exhibited on
Change, yesterday, by their agents, Henry W.
Sleleft L Co., No. 28 Market street This Hour
the first arrival this season, lnu 1t attracted
considerable attention
, 1870-07-02
MARRIED.


wE11S-s HERMAN-At North Point, Mnwaukee,
on TbUT1day evening, June =. by tho Rsy Dr WI b;
Ashley, William Wells and Grace Sophia, daughter OF
JAmca D. Sherman.
1lODSEL-HAEFORD-O the morning Of Jane
M At tLe r-jdence Of the bridEa uncle By the Ret Mt
es,npeop Mr. Napoleon Goodsel nf chicago, and Alsa
i arion f. HanlcId, Of Sharon. Wis
1cKs oGpEX-1n this sity JuIy I y ~ ths Hey. fiey
anI Mits FannY A. Ogden. Of UhlcaEo
, 1870-07-02

uvANTED-ONE NAN OF EXPERIENCES AND
W two Of ttr Or no experience. to ec1t Bools on A
eraI salaries j. Z. GLYhCH. over 175 South Ciatk.st
yASTEDCOOkS ON FOUR VESSELS AND
w TWO canal boats and Is for general houseNorf H.
, 1870-07-02
Tur Hrhoysar6 pniYa TT. .3ay

The great bankrupt store, No. III Clark street,
propose To sell, to-day, 1000 pairs Of boots and
shoes, and, in order to get them on, they will offer
the greatest bargains ever seen in Chicago. La
to e. 80 per pair, and mems calf boots at from 8
to sa-ail worth twice the money. Be sute and 60
there tO-{11y
, 1870-07-02
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

T1OR sALE-OR ExCHANGE-FOR DESIRABLE
Ms.tsn 81 The G;S ss!aSs .sn1 1s Il
water falling. Dockn.e Champlain Canal aud
Mohawk Kivsr Turbine wheels alreaty ut, aad toun.
OF walls Accessible by watrr direct 70 iron aines Of
Northern New York. Address SHEPARD CO.. Box
IN i'm. .len.,
, 1870-07-02

talked ab0ut, ana nnaly the Ate she treated OF,
xeps OF Chicago were thanked for giving them
thfif High LEhool, and then the Board O. .Educa-
on was a.leted qni the Members q, % gasnsd * T1e
tude. The class OF 1870 were informed that they
Standing Eith ,elast,9t L r 43t.!e feet; a,<t
md rerc reuuested 70 remember, with tender
affections the aed e e. nass 1aat
Which Was ye,y cseditah1e, neatly written and well
spoken Morr nowers aud applause
More music By the RAND
NJ Charles L. Holden, Chairman OF the CoMmis. =.
tee on High School. made neat little speee9. " "
his voice that 1t would he good idea IL private
munihcence enabled him to present larger num-
bcr Of prizes to the pupls Of the High School ana
hoped next rear some spirited citizens would CONC
forward and enable the board to reward those who
meTited ii. He then presented the prizes as foi-
Miss Virginia B. CLAYTON was awarded the Por.
ter Telegraph Scholarship ..
Miss Mldn A. Warne was awarded 3 life mem
bc1shtp in the Chicago Library Association
Miss Matte j. Baker, Of The Normal Depart
mem, was awarded Porter Telegraph Scho'a:
lie recipients Of the honors were warmly ap
:''''-" THE GRADUATING CLASS.
Mr william, l. King, President Of the board Q
Educstipp. made 3 little speech on education an
som@Sa &c ane Eradnating class, aa follows:
John h Adams. Mary E Bse9e, Anna bl,cfa!
Mssy T 4. BoInlsn, Charles Y. Bow1on, , August. Er
l. Chat,erton Virgins Cla5t91t,, nna L x'1n E
To- atkt1ane a ions ionse pu@eld, ids 4 EaT9Id
Julia i. Egan. Florence Il Estey, F5aoS Ma 4; "a
Hian r aaiIs, AssEte T. nG~Taa; 17oro5 LEU Fus
nn Jsnness. @ May Jonea, Anna Katz, Marion ~ A.
bali, Ruius = Ktrk, Anna E Ley LeaaleY' Enma Me1aa
Iadlty, Anllza McGovern, Maff n,eo,t ~ ! ,se
owr;.a Mary i. Paddock, Sarah A. Patterson a
, 1870-07-02
Steamboat nace on the mississippi.

ST. LOUIS, July 1.-The excitement over the race
between the steamers Satehez antl II. E. Lee Is
very great this morning, and large amounts Of
money are being bet. une Of the boats passed
Batoh Rouge at 1:2S, and the other at 1;3s 1hts
morning, hut the darkness prevented distinguish
Ing which Was ahead. The Lee passed Satchez at
1U:0I, and the Natchez left Eatchez at 1O:i6. The
NatchtZ lost eight MINUTES at landing AMI the Lee
lost4 woodng. The Lees time 10 Natchez Ia II
hours and ii minutes; the Satchez time, II hours
and 10 minutes-
81. LOC1s, July 1.-The race between the Eatchez
and Lee has created more sensatfon here to-day
than anything OF the KIND that ercr occurred.
There Is great deal Of betting. Between one
doubtless been stakcd.
, 1870-07-02

ELECTION OF TEACHERS.
Inspector Wentworth moved that the hoafn pfo-
ceed 10 the election OF teachers. and the fono~lnR
were now elected:
mai Department, Edward c. Delano: teacher OF
LATIN George Wsl!ss: tsasss aS o. l. Nas s9in s6d
mates sassS oiiser as. wcsteot. teacher q English
bion og!Ae cats; teacher of &atnc@atlcs, 6. q. s.
Paine; Principal Of School Of Practice Ella :.
seas9ed e, q dnF Faopa Mnas feea
Runyan received one vote>; teacher Of FRENCH
Marion G. Mcatyard- ~
Franklin School, Carrie A. De Clercq; Haven
School, Maria A. PaIrey: Hayes school, Ffanses Mas
A. smailwood: teacher Of German, Sophia cofnl-
Al assistant in Normal Department was not
elected. -
1ineipal-Allrcd r. Burbank.
Uead dssistdnt-Allce I. Barnard
TeoehtTxMaly A. Lacey, Fannie A. GIi1lu, he-
DonnelI. or Fannie Nicol, Mary r. jerks, Achsa c.
Mott, Lottie A, Hunt, Maggie c. Reilly.
INSPECTOR Carter presented the resignation Of
Morton Culrer as Principal.
inspector Macals:er objected that Us te11n n nsu
exnIrrd wherefore ! resignation could not DC te-
ccived. -,u, ~ 1,.,,,no, q r.
Bright >, u uoouer
\; NY y 1s,|%aatwEieeta hs9%sa Fl sissiso Dewey
Ttachfrs-F1orence 9. Tulls. Julia Banyon, AZ
ma L. Clark Laura s Esss,orS sIaeE5rs MaFS = En1a
Isabella MOTIFS, n; sanny rece sc,ed Nsc
Campbell, Mira L Spfasue, aFace :, AEeo iT 1Sss
!iaIdick, May r AnoIen' l,e ss1ns sSinner Mattis
Della H. Di1nock, MataeaA a. oA1nas'' 0A@'~
Howard, Eua a. De#ey.
ECAAA0N SCHOOL,
Erineipal-A. Henry vanzwol! 1,-.,n,
Head Axsistant- nt-Henrietta u; Hnno1ru; m y,,,r,,,
1fdtAsT8-L4Z1lE y. CAuHSus 14e,S A7Jjr
, 1870-07-02
CLA1RVOYANTS.

MADAME DE GROASE, CLAlRyOfAgT AND
NJ Natural Seer Clearly reveals the past and FUTURE
E1 Sonth ClarkFk
MRS, JQRGENSEN, ,INsPIRArIONAL ADVISER
M upon natter spiritual and tenpofaL A s. Caasst.
N3ADAMfaOPE, FROM NRW YORK, ny PAL
l matr5. Ill Affairs ol life, les Nest
Room . Fee. IL: a. to D. NJ. SATURDAY. p. N.
, 1870-07-02

tslitteriDK Tecth.-Sot only does
sodozont impart the whiteness OF the rurest por-
celau to the teeth, but Its polish too They Rllsten
Of an ocean SHELL and the effect OF thl8 peerless
lenAJHce ls to render the enamel as hard and In
destructhie zs adarnanx
save and mend the pieces, use "spsldIng's
Glue"
, 1870-07-02
HELP WANTED-EEMALE.
miscellaneous


0AmeAttC4s
y7TASTED-A GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSE
" work It s53 Ewinsxt. Light work and suod pay
IVANTRD-A F1RsT,RATR GIRL FOR GES;;
w crat homework nice home near the city, and
good pays only THREE in family Address, with refer
, 1870-07-02
Zinc for Building Purposes.


Duihev. Of Nav a1. 1910. IN regard to zinc roofs.
which becomes matter Of especial interest TO
chI.aro thronrh ,bc t,f, establishment hcrc N m
N1l'aeo .hiousu ue ia.e eetAplsu,ue,t ueic ~ ~!
&lnt 1or 1oois xnu ~ utsc''P'lon u o9ha1ae"11l
W. 'oa oave naa 1rpacnt occasion tn ,aer onr
70 ae ~ t nas
years. aud which at the present time have assumed
Mesrra Ma,rhesscn \ ,1eoel.r NJ 1asoI1e hov,no
Measls. Mattnlesseh ne3slet, ~ ~ a. taSas ha'lns
the cApacity for producing 603, 900 pounds auuu-
ally nj shcet zinr
pany ,.o,uposed entirely OF French roo,ers and
F,1. ,a-ra-. a., h,- as+,,,t.ha1 ,bar- ,n,n,,foc
tori In this civ At 118 Franklin street.
Chicago has once more proven hcrzc, to be the
has turned from the woud-be centres OF the East
en- States and Eettlel In our mitlgt, recognizing
rs , t1e. .t @ - -atirara % 1ditt. ,a,n.s.,
diversified system o. Tailways, oet.sr Gotntnnna
thnn II settled at any other point
They have already established agencies OF their
s1use S az 'g ana are npenana To- seenr the sntit
;rst,e YES, nf % NJ ~ "o
mantI,ac1,,rnr interest hus located here lut more
.aotav ~ !, ..vep an nnn"r1uni,r IN, those nf
especs ~ ~ & 80 ~ ,pl.,nr ~ ~ o,'nt eue VI
or S,Zs1s nf nn mn1 ty a's to IT. en
enes over al oiheps IN Europe and Whieh Is tc
sI II m VIII su'" naS s'00 lns
the % 1uFabilIty Of xinc, sIui,ar to the preiadics
that existed IL England severai years ago, but as
, 1870-07-02

Mr. Thomas F. Swan, Deputy Collector OF In
Of collections made In this district during last
month: Income tax, f4oo,O special taxes, ss4.-
nOe: tax on distilled spirits ut ~ csnts gallon,
faqi aa2: On tobacco and cigars, fs4.OI1.a2s fer
uclltcd liquors, f2s,G0a.61; stamps at IS cents,
$500; nisceilaneouB, $192 a13.ss. Total, s1,t72
G2i.S1.
, 1870-07-02

ford was elected.
Inspector Moore named then, as Principal, Mir. |
Q. r. Bright who was elected;
Lue!a '. Little was chosen Head Assistant,
7eaeheTs-Ella Brai1ard, Louise T. Chapln, |
Martha E. Smith, Emily n. Chapman, Annie A.
Palmer, Frances G. Matthews, Hattie o. Peeke, |
Annah 2. Jennings Ellen '; Lamb, Mary E zen zen
Mary D. o'NeilI, Kate A. Kears, ArVilla G. De !
Luce, Sarah 4. n: Gibbs, Ida a. Barnet, Della A.
pssneipaLF. S. oHeys neysooa. xsn00l-
Had Axsistdat-Kebecca E. Jones.
j. Bluney, Jane Dougall, Belle MacLaren, Della A.
Ryan, Clara 4. Haley, Frances IL Smith, Sarah |
rrineipalE-Alhert r. sabtn.
Head Assistant-Emma UOOEe,
German 1tarheJ-Lnul8c Jussen. .-..
9eachers-Ma1ta II. Haven, Mary T. Hammond,
Emilie II. Cooke, Ellen E Leonard. Laura A. King,
Hannah 7. Gay, Helen n. plato, Agnes Magee,
lila 4. Lum, Aary Il. Smith, Elsie II. Gould, Ellen
II. Smith, Emelrn A. Palmer, Ella Patterson, Ella
u. Fhilurtck, Fanny L Johns, Ann + chapmaa,
Mm5 ". FrelericEs, Mary c. Hanning.
WELLS SCHOOL.
T4incipal-Jercmiah Mahony.
Head Assi*tdnt-Mlry a. Eyaua-
German 7taehfr-E!iza N. Won Horn
7eaehers1.olivc nacSus,. sorh!a R. Wilson,
As ats hs 4 suas Z Asef hcaa AsS qpa e
" AffelI. Emily i Rorers Jennie 4. Gr,yes, e.
Aad sm Brqg M1 a GeGa %sae uns n nG9s WsnveS, ka.e
xar;,rtno,-tra y rater
HInI < tss;sinntN1irfcn i put,cr
Mar r fnrcocx. Mary j. t;on FRANCES t. Yates
Ella A. kmhall, SARAH o, FIarg Laura r. A. Pen
nell Anna Living stou Mary W Snuds Emily l.
TTimlDgham, Margaret 4. Van Vranken, Lizzie n
i1zzie VI FiekcFlng, Iizzis ;: White, Annie +
1nmVhse A@'' " or'''e4N' o0~'''1''" -
HAVEN SCHOOL
Hond aMaMsDii 4ssS1fanfmilaIrses aTn A. stowe,L.
Tnae1trswMnTy Noble. Elizabeth W.llock, Annie
=. Kayanagn, Gertrude Bfayton, LIZZIE Reeder,
sIaats, Annie il. TtasI, Sue f. Wilcox, Charlotte
lFl Enn9E ,!s Ksse a;.,a 4 Adams Hattie a Harvey;
p,inespal-5ames Saaassn i. is1sa B1oomem 1'0
Heaa As:.tant-lia5r,ss ns;a 1'tssg 11'5tsgs
ytaene,s-AbSie N. Ward, Addie r. Wells, Agnes
~ uardIuge, Emma D!ckerman, Mary N. Rlch-
@ nelen Il. Dahl, iettie Loo.nls. % Elizabeth Durham
Libslc Wilson, Adelaide Butter1ell, Alice d.
7u'lA r,,.s,, s,no,,
r,ineipai-Charles F. Babeock.
| I{tdd i dxsistdnt-IiZZie A, Foltz
| Ytdchers-Carrte Z P1wefg Anna Patch Fannie
| E Oliver. Carrie W Graves, Susan Prince, n,
Alfre Mnrnn Ahh,e NJ HIackman Mary A. Roe
| Ncttie II. Potc. Julia 7. Maher, Sarah A. Dabbs,
| Ethellud TlDMpSDn Coz 1lpne StubD9. Carrie Stan
| ley, Elmirn Brown.
| E0LsTEN SCHOOL
F1ine4palEliza Lnndegfeen.
IfdeheF-Aoole E, lvpty.
p0RE SCHOOL
P71neipd-uenry u. Beldfld.
Hind 1esiefdnt-Ann F. Wtnchetl
Teaehc1*-JenDie Fairman, Augusta E. Anderson,
Bel n. Jones, Charlotte o. Bailey, Agnes III. Bpel,
Alice A. Bigelow, Agnes r DuFour. Mary C.
| French 1[ae Mnniar,l. Katie Fomh0f Feance1Ia
| v, Colby Amanda Mc(lraw, Anna n. Rickersou,
| biRyT Marshall, l. Florence Horne. Rose A.
| Mcfarthy Elyeretta F. Cook LUCY A HYDE
| EJizohefn Mann Marie s Herch Emma K NJ
| Wrirht
| r.uprs7vp sruoor
| n...,n,, a,f.nH E,rl. eoAN"
l 1tI y..s..ta.; 800 n atoor
~ GetI a 'S.etu. Hh I1srrnI. ~ ~. ,,nn Iforn
Ge17ndH 1rache7IvilG1nla Won 1oia ,.,,, =,
, 1870-07-02
SEWING MACHINES.

TOR SALK-EISGEH SEWINtI MACHINES.
cheap for caah. will t1sde for otbet property. 81
WAAhinstonzt. Room 10
TOE sALE-A SINGER. GROVER BAKER
Secondhand useh1ea tought md taksn in o1chzn :ei
Ia South Clarkst. Room d
, 1870-07-02

Trades. .-..
"ANrEp-A CARDER-AN EXPERT ESCED
w TO take charge ef casdins and s2lainins tn A.,
man need apply. j. VI WHITE, Hanover, ILL.,
WANTED-A GOOD MAN TO RUN A TENANT
W iug machine None but one who tnnrou:1tss w
de11tnnas the business need apply. JuaS McENES,
sjj North Weuzet
UrANyED1TISNER AND SHOEMAKER TO
w sart hhops In AonIishing village near Chicago
Addzers wtth rr{esener, TIN NER. TEihnae otfee:
, 1870-07-02
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, JULY 2, 1870.

news waste Of the neve tissue md ne ssAsaya Y
e.n. thefeby curing dyspephs In its various forms
general debility depssso93 3seix o. Rpl5
a11n,e' Manufactured only by CasweN, Hazard
"a. New York. Sold by druggists
Pnper Hanging and window
hrnshes. at F. z. RlgbyH. 50 Randolph-st-
, 1870-07-02

Pl1np1ez Removed and tho Skin
factnred by Caswen, Hazard L CO., New York.
, 1870-07-02

The fair IN the basement Of St paul'a Catholic
Church has been well attended, Notwithstanding
the unlarornbIe aspect OF tae weather during ths
past lew evenings. The attractions are many and
saried. new feature will be presented on this
eycuiug by contest tor a magnificent silver set
between W Basham, EsQ.. Proprietor of the Red
St, Louis Railroad, and from tue popularity Of
both gentlemen a sHarp and exciting contest III e1-
pecteu-
pcrs Church, corner Of Michigan and Market
streets, at 1h O'Clock this evening. Ice cream,
Icmonnde and other refreshments, with music,
vim help to make the occasion Interesting. All
who synpathizc with Bethel Mission. arc Invited
TO be present. Admission free
Tie young people Of University Place Baptist
church. are preparing refreshments, to be sold on
tie Fourth, for the benefit Of the Sabbath School.
Friends viii make note Of 1t and look for further
announcements.
, 1870-07-02

Meteorological record for July /, 1870, as re-
ported Dy j. G. Langguth, Jr., optician, 1l1 Ran
ioph street, correspondent to the Smithsonian
Institute The small Letters arc the Initials Tor
the words "reer1ng," "Rentlc," hlgh,' dry, "
ano.sI atmosphere" "ra!n," and " snow"
, 1870-07-02

The Foster medals were awarded As followB:
Dearborn SchDo1-Emly L Hautin
Jones School john H. Ferry. Aemnel katoln-
scammon School Mary Allison, Caroline Bue-
cbel.
vd5s Gas <a;;ss ssaosMa5y 7'aa'3 E. Barnard chasa "
Franklin school James Donesan, Mary o'Brien,
washington School-Ai!ce E. Quincy, Emma P
Tusttn.
"iS1SS BroSo schooi2Sestle Bushnell Thomas McFay-
1and, Clara 81. Whitman, j. Harris Black.
Foster sehool-Euphe:nia jacobson, Minnie XII
"a OGDEN SchooiNCharies J. oBrieu, Isabel N.
O,Diien, Emma G. Tiedemenn.
NewbeIry School-Loulsa e Heerw1gen. Louisa
A Wei,s schooi.aartaa @ i Il. Havens. Emily l. Wal,
nsa Psgg 9,sbpsn aGt
= Haven achooiJen1ie Mcbowell, Leopold ny
man, Laura Clngman, - 1a.,.-a
Lanra e Hall, Olive A. Russell
Holden sehool-Anna L OConnel
DoEe School Emily Lee, Maty E Mann, Bessie
Carpenter school-Fred. walther.-
Ha!e sScteeENy1a h. Eastman, Hattie ARan
ney, J. A,oert Lesis, Thomas T. Hood
Jb@ Scholarships were distributed s. follows
Htsh Scbo1:, GEt,k D+Sa79s21-v1sSan!aR
Hieh Schpo1 Sorn11 De7le.z2s.z=- -Ea:1te J
| BaEer. .
l Dta:fprn Sckst-Algos1oeE s Conss8.tos-
Jons S-houlFesdtrxndL L EEDeS
| Scauuon School -eA1fy z FkEzeJ.
KinHe Scheo1-Jnacs Eu!tx
Franklin Scho!5-Lschaet Ca@o:1
Washington School-FTeoe.3c GEr1ey.
| MosslsJ School-E21J 4cB0!.
| Brown Schoos-4EthU htMtA1
Foster School-X2Ezte z Con!l6E
Ogden School Thomas v. Wing
1 Sewberrv School Jennie F. HAlutog-
Wells School-John WalthetE
Skinner SchooHJohn P Edred.
Haven School-HenEJ Brooks.
Cottage Grove School-NaE n Richmond.
| Holden Echool-Frank ]. johnson.
Uolstein School-NarJ 4. Aolony.
Ooye School-Car1ie i. Gaylord
CARPENTER School-Wi1l1am Walther.
| HAYES School-ChaTies A. Thatcher.
| Clarke Schoot-Wiiliam 3. Thomas
n HOLDEN PRIZES. .
These prizes were given 70 kiuie Blake. Benn
Killham, Joseph Bondeld, John Daley. and Jal'
I oil
, 1870-07-02


WAETED-A PARTISAN LADY WHO HAS
been engaged three yeala Trench teachef ~ tne
best Of Baltimore for the education Of JoIaf
laies, would wish to obtan similar posatson n VT:
Ehere her tuition might Be 5easnnahy rsnnacEasea.
FRENCH TEACHER. ICY North Calvefteat. halsi"
rnorr. Nd.
4 YOUNG LADY POSSESSING A. THOROUGH
"A t1sIe1l edacAt wirhts teray brr o.
Leard and MA.kins plta ant family. BY GE:ns
piano instruct ODE References exchanged AGA: *1
Il. 6UlfI Nf,E-at.
, 1870-07-02
REAL ESTATE WANTED.


{NANTED-REAL ESTATE SOUTH OF MADI
w sop-zt. Six lots on Vert Side for caAh- HENDER
SON E;CHA1FIELD. l258 DEARBORN st.
, 1870-07-02

Sale of Chicago Pictures.


Mr. ]. F. Gookins. painter OF fairies, and Mr..
Waiter Shlrlaw, genre painter, two Of our best
artists, Will sell their collection Of pictures, ut
their studio, this evening. 1t Is but Just here
to say that to these gentlemen Is due very
much Of the good repute In which Chicago Is
held in the outside world Of art; for, by
their quiet yet persistent efforts, they have sue
ceet1ed In halmonlznR, vety often, the elements
tint arc SO frequently fatal to public art enter
pr!ses, and have done great deal OF real hard
WORE 10 make such enterprises as our beautiful
art receptions, Academy Of Design Gu
aud TO give art the fine soc1l standing 1t has at
tainea here during the past 1ve years. These gen.
tie1nen now wish to study In Europe, aud to that
entl, they offer works for sale that are not mere
auction pictures, or sweeplngs Of the Studio, but
are the results OF years of labor and hard study,
honestly wrought out There Is not G picture III
the collection TINT does not evInce thought antl
care, 2ud no one can do amiss In buying such
works as they offer. 1t Is to BIZ hoped the sales to-
night will net US much as will afford these gentle
men pleasant journey, and q profitable soJourn
In the Old World.
, 1870-07-02

-.--. -
In adjourned meeting OF the Board OF Educa.
ton was held yesterday, at 6 O'Clock p. u. al
euI: inspectors wentworth, Garter. Stone, Ste
phens, Tnlly, Walsh, Briggs, Moore, Clark, Shack
ford, and the President {sflllam q. King, Esq)
Other Inspectors came In during the evening.
Inspector Carter moved that the standard Tor
the admission Of scholars applying TO be admitted
to the High School 1e established at 10 per cent
nm. There were 1896 candidates; OF these ss5
passed the examination, standing at and above
grade. .u,.xu,,.>,,
, 1870-07-02

The following report OF fires for June is from
the Insurance and General Detective Agency Of
Messrs. T. Il Whipple Co., Nos. 70 and 7S La
SNl5e-St: ..-
, 1870-07-02

The best and Ortg7nAl Tonic @1
non--Phosphorns and Cals2ya, known IS Ferrr
PhosphorAted Eltxtr OF Calisaya Bark. The Iron
restoteS color 10 the blood, the phosphorus re-
, 1870-07-02
'fccttnQ Of ColDrrs1 Citizens.

The colored people Of tile THIRD Ward hell an
enthusiastic meeting last evening at 900 South
and Nj. White acted as Secretary. At. Joncs be-
Ing loudly called for, responded In forcible and
hreihern that tomorrow. they for the first time
took upon themselves the Responsible
,ties OF American citizenship, and that they
fought battles Of tho Republican party; that they
1--WE the Democratic party no love, and no
quarter for they had been the inveteFate enemies
II the coIorrd race from the foundation OF the
TeppOltc; aud that 1t was the casting vote OF
Charles Hitchcock that made universal sufrage
the fundamental law Of the State Many other
% Messfs. White, dawson, and freeman, win r
marks that showed painly enough that ,5s ,the the
arc their friends. Many white citizens we're
present, and Aessrs. Knop, Wicker. FaEnswoIth,
and Phelps, addressed the assembly, The
utmost enthusiasm prevailed. The names OF
Booth, Fa.well, and Hitchcock, lad only to be
mentioned to awaken applause.
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BookkeepefxA Clerks &c.
u7ANrEn-SALEsMEN OF EXPERIENCE NAS
w aiu immediate and perm anent employ1,cnt At
VIRTUE 4 YORSTOS'S. l1t md loo East Madlsou.st'
yvAErEpA GERMAN. CITY DRUG PRE-
w etriptiou clerk Address stating where lass en-
ployed, age, references. &c, PHAkAACASls is'puno
Office.
YITANTED-A GOOD, SOBER AND HONEST GER.
~ clerk =, drug storc Apply 1t sS South
, 1870-07-02

There will be foreign mission meeting OF great
importance held at the Second Baptist Church,
corner OF Morgan and Monroe streets, at 1o13
o'clock Sunday forenoon, relative to the 0rnolut-
n}ent Of Key. Il Z. Neiyhbor, q grad4nte OF the
University Of Chicago, and late pastor at ST.
Charles, as missionary to lndta- Itry. d.. j. e.
Burroughs, President 0f the UNIVERSITY, will pre-
gent the candidate IN brief address. The charge
will be given by Rev. j. q. Warren, Of Boston.
Addresses will be delivered By Mr.. Neighbour and
Rev. E. j. GDodspeed The farewell services con-
nected with the departure OF Mr., Neghhor for
India Will be held ut the First Baptist Church, On
Sunday evening. Addresses will be delivered By
Dr.. Warren, Of Boston; Rev. n. F. Kavlln, Dr..
Thomas, ami DR.. Everta, MI. Neighbour Is the
first Representative Of the University Of Chicago
to the foreign lel4 He will give his farewell ad-
dress Oh the occasion.
-Dr. j. NJ. Wisc OF Cincinnati, will deliver his
most important md brilliant lecture, on Paul
and the CRbasts," on Sunday evening, Mt the
synagogue. corner OF Wabash AVENUE aud Peck
court This lecture IS said TO be One Of Df. Vices
best efforts. throwing new Hight on tho Talmud
and the Gospels. the Christian GnostIcs and The
Cabaiists- d: Wise viii deliver a lecture lii the
English language the forenoon at 10 O'Clock ut the
same place.
All members Of the Irish Rifles {sheEidan
GuAIle> are requested to meet at Their hail. coEne!
u Randolph and Wells streets, on Sunday, At
o'clock p NJ, to make preparations LOT The
Fourth.
The regular meetings Of Union Degree TEN
pie, No !, l. o. &. T., are now held In their new
Nall, 1863 South Clark Street Work tonight Il
Fidelity, and Installation Of 0(lceEH- All ue21ct
members Of the order arc Invited.
, 1870-07-02

T,t,1 S9s.M al9,I50 8t3,191
The alarms for the month were 3s; still alarms,
FL, Total, 81 The causes Of tlre were IS follows:
Ihccndia1y origin, is; defective chlmncys and
nues, :; spontaneous combustion, unknewn Or
i: carelessneBa, 81: accidental, q. Total. s.:
There was one false alarm, md one fire beyond
the CITY limits.
, 1870-07-02

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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-11-25
Administrators 8 Notice.

A LII persons having demands against tho
IN Estate of DAVID H. ADAMS. deceased,
will present them, properly attested, to the
undersigned; and those indebted to the said
payment to JOHN p. ADAMS, Admir-.
HopkINs, T. O.. October 81. 1870. Nov 8 313