davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-03-25
PACIFIC COAST.

HnsIrend Bridge Burned - Eur<h-
quake IN ArizunA-IndAnn Out
rnEc%-
San FnASct.co, March sl-Four SPANS Of the
Crntlal P1elhc Railroad bridge over the american
Ktyts, ii Saestnentn, were turned sast ntFot. The
ccfnrany viii provide Temporary bridge for paas-
rnxer uaina within Ihree Iaya In the Meantime
,ne e.7angenents NJ perfect for terrytns passen-
sas and baSEHEe, eaaslnE little or 10 1eAy.
Art1unA Advtcea stale that shock Of earthquake
q aSe s q seea RsSa Sg a. ena anea
.cre routhc4ss and northwest No material dam
tfe dope.
, 1870-03-25

Military Reunton-Rnlroud Efec-
6t0D.
SraeA1 psspstGh To Tho Ch5eaEo Tribune.
NuwACKxE, March 2l-Tne TweptJ-nlnth
Regiment Wlseorstn Volunteers will bald re-
union on the &th Of Nay, II Wassstown, Wiz >
Ars meeting Of the Dteetoes Of the Milwaukee
Northern Railroad, yestes,lay, Nj. O. Il Waldo,
Of rnls city, We elected President: r r. Obers
Ilcs President Executive CuDmitte-0- H.
Waldo. Il Il 0ber, Angus Smith, = D. Uofton,
and Guide rrsteT. Arrangements win be made 70
commence work nt ouc<-
, 1870-03-25
BUSINESS NOTICES

The LaSlfcss Sofaax2 Club, Of New
Yore recently changed tseir discussions Lom
1omans suHiaee To Hair Preparations aad Pin
pie Ranhherx They declared THAI where natuIc
rieht-yea. their dusy-so ncek it where they
could. 50 they an voted that Xaznona Balm over
came saiorncsa, rough skin md r1ngmatka, and
and ma1blc-likc appearance Dangerous 70 men, 10
doubt); md that Lyons hathAs'un made The hair
grow thtck snft, and awful pretty. and moreover.
Of these articles did send ne gistefs an invoice,
fhey are not 6mAFt
, 1870-03-25

and VIII probably dectn4ts the friendly Indian
population TIE hpAche1 hfe psund e1tnx ard rnnr-
dxr1n& detence3ese whites In sye1J direction :.
The Southern. Pacific Railroad Company has
ned certificates OF Incorporation Capital SSo, ,0p-
Fr1nc1scn to San Diego, connect1n& tho Southern
Pectuc e Pnso Road near the Colorado River,
General EqseCranH is President u1 the company.
, 1870-03-25
TO RENT-ROOMS,

no REST-A GOOD SUITE OF LODGING ROOMS,
with wat'r. EN- water elo+cta- dc- Apply 70 uUH-
TUS l. LEONARD, los xod lib Randolph+t
rTsO nENT-A FURNISHED FRONT ROOM, WITH
l. gA4 ftovt, for Or two gentlemen. Apply any
tune after 10 o'clock .. II. ls4 Hahaah.av.
RIO REST-WITtutrT BOARD, A fURSISHEp
comfortable aIee1,ins Fpom: 4!su, ssuAu
Apply a. 1ss ataIe-it-
'Y&n RENT-FuRSlsHED ROOMS. APPLY AT 3
Monns,st, Room Il.
TO RKxr-A FURNISHED ROOM. APPLY AT
i is Ale lehixar-st-n ntaz Etafk
'I'U REST-Hzy WfsT LAkE-ST. A NICE FRONT
parts. furnished, for trrr seatrmcn for &lo
pr month, VIE f1kt care 81 the ruasn.
RIO RENT "A HANDSOMELY FEnNlsHEp
/ room In n It; dctly private family. No l9 Thtdar
References feQNtItd.
ITO RENT-FERNISuEp ROOMS N POPE's
l Block. E7H Madsontt, opposite FAtweu Hal. Ap.
ply 1t Etsr &.
ITO HEST-SUTTE OF FURNISHED ROOMS TO
L 1AdY and gentleman; kenri for lAdJ. Centrally
tx s1ed. No rt!cr'trr. AndfeAs DoE+A
, 1870-03-25

The New Cancer t:11re.-ThLN Inn
por1ant discovery obvtatfs the necessity OF cutting
Or caute11xat1un, and removes rnoptn cancers or
turcoIs without tho slightest pain or dlsagreeAble
scnsa1lon. Let NO one having tunot N the btesst
Or uya1y, or othe. location, delay moment THIS
ia the cnly hope for an Immunity fum the horrors
Of IN opcu cancer. Pamphlet frce. DR.. ". &.
Evtssun, Surgeon, Chicago Cancer Institute, 2l5
West Madison Bdeet
, 1870-03-25
HELP WANTED-MALES.

DIf1eel1hne eoHk.
wAN1w is1pL s1p LAl.9Kkas El To 81, MosK !,o 9x raE ss
= Ss;'Tsss STsa RKeisaa "a e
IL %Ss i e. r. kss:s: s5 5,; Ss Il
BookNetpess, Clerks. dc.
JIrANTKD-HARUHARR CLERK TO co TO A
'exn 4 i e. IL.
e1enst a.s r., ase'e '0' ''as
WAITED "a ALEsAE1s q ALE THE PRINCI.
7:. < is s .ss n
x E I'll ; ssz
W!AsrKD-1Y AMERICAN FIRE L1GH1RR;
su.s saDs u i s5en Z odse asalo'.t '
M'AHTHp-A UIKhK tuNAAaa1Ep MAN, FoIs
NJ. Sat- : rsSs S9St d iS ; e Z a1. tswn b ~
SS:as:s taesssSiys A9sss.s = L. J. 5snss avssi, Il
W4S;F:ss*s 4SIxk WIS f!if Ss ss.i: ss5s
urAETED-A HaAKRSAAN, CLERKtpHNERs.
s.si iisi' aSef ; It.
1VASTEp-A YOUNG NAN IS CLOTHING
i. ess ess Il Sns Il 1tsa $780,
W1NrED-A MAN 70 WORK. on 4 SMALL
Ses ~ Sha sitHs: si5sfs'ss n A' In
s;a;ts' I'd a1 = s.hesa aaSh -. q ZIG
class.s. { L kSs,a NJ ''e' A0safe II % ss''a
WAk1Ep,so scoTgH., ExGLIsA, f;E9MAS,
~ a'saa u koe%L ana # Ts
Waas. 70 ma AcT1yE : HEft 8 SALEsXEH
" A. Il Seta s saa arr
w ANTKDINMEpTATELY. Tlz MORE GOOD
, 1870-03-25
TO RENT-HCVSES.

- r. r, r. INV HUfM
V,9rsIt HoTs-h Nofth sprins1e1d Ma. % Dc 1tne
Of 3ssS Ssl,s T. 3 al b, urn epn
81 - ii { ss;sd Il / s..s e.
MAJ nssnss. =. .s1sN -, :,
rhks sla IL 8 FIJI g. @i.ass.S :Id
XF5G e cAS + nAseWtaaoR sgsssetMd f 4 NJ; @ E
Il s4ts Is ID ssafS Waaass Z st sso .e'e l " ~ -
T. l9aa.: Baassaa eesiss g ssassss:: "a: ssssS:
hosse s. @ .5ss1 ass scase BRoWH BRt q aonfeos
basement henaa lost isss ana 4;1 y ntsaaaa EN-
a0.,rl aaa - IA sia sa.tsst tes ."e
no aFRr-A coaPIKTEiT NJ n ,d;!5 K5T4STIE 4 III.
1,I I51ta ~ lsandiy Apply % tss 1froises - AAi
ssas;. ; .1' @"'' '--',.1--------e--
H saa 2sse:, t1sst: iton II a.y: AeS
=. n. - = -. T. ssai S.s.W F.a7iv Ro1Rn55;o
t. sea;s s!1 81 1e - sss5at.< Raiaza ii 'is. II.
dress j A. Tribune oitec.
ITO RENT7AAF lwIHE dARPSks1 P,se, Anp s.ad RsfF Il
I'D .Erasnse nna Sn - IL ciart4t f. '
l..' = ssaxssk ssRsfsk
{,shio9.l !: lrs1i.y Ss Wa5t.a4r. h. CUMMINGS
no REST-AT UNION P4RK. HOUSES Y6s y
t.le ehsap. r H CUMMINGS. Roc" U. 80. IL
To TORE nKsr-1s E74ss7oS-aoUsF w1FH LARGE
cellar 1s1*5 rae tsse I'll = e sas aa5d taa 1T
:eisns$ IL 81 . se n'r %s:T;5'f VKSF
XIV Fsn,tnn otFce nnn,St Pnst
ono. - ''
s:s SfR n =;
, 1870-03-25

RA111xoRk March 3A-Tne Executive Commit
s.e Of the Sauonxl Board of Trade, which met
hero Jcsterd1y. pa.sook OF bsqunct given BY the
TIRE Mount Vernon Hotel Iney arr - 60 on an
tcursion down the bay be1ore leaving The cty..
Bishop Foley lcft yesterday for Cafcxgpt
, 1870-03-25

Paper 1IangtngY and Window
ehAieS, latest et1lth. Palms, otis, eisas and
brushes, At F. E Iigbyts. g Randolph Street
Rough SIX In made smooth by using
jumper Tar Soap, Manufactured by CasWcll,
Hazard Co.. New YORK
, 1870-03-25
To the Ladies.

Read Stems manifest on the nrst page Of This
tnoFulpE's paper. lie oGers unparalleled Induce
n1cpts With hN uew goodA- He also returns three
ceDts IN tI(ycr rs change tor eFery dollars worth
purchased nj the City Of Pat1s No. g South CLARK
street. Glve him call
, 1870-03-25
A Citizen OF Troy Murdered by Bnr-
KlArz4

THor, March IA naa Estued Manning Van
nerhc1den Was murdered taE night by three NIB
irrR VINO went TO hts residence near this city. for
II vAaherhetden With Z htudgeou. vanDcrhet-
.len's son- -tn-ssw, Ed. Alexander, Cred : gun y
alarm tho neighbour, when the z,bhefJ NJ once ned
Vaupcrhclden wa& prominent and wealthy ciu~
zcu, Snd mucn excitement Is caused nI the uase-
tlI.
, 1870-03-25
AFTERNOON SESSION,


THE tyosrd rcssse1nhted at 4. m, President
f,t,,th srdt IN the chair. The roll mas called
Suncf71s1r HOLLAND a4keti leave TO Submit An
additional report ffCm the Committee on Poor
uoxr VOTE FOR xEAkkErS E1rCIInS.
Snnertnpr pOL1US moved that supervisor Glln-
TOE tr permitted 70 change his vote On the hcaine5
% Supervisor o.. ALIEN .honsht he should have The
suncrs1sor WAITE eaid that Supervisor Cllnton
voted acatnst expulsion under the r13sapnrsecn-
SION tnN Kea.ney tad not time to defend nltnseli:
permission TO changc. his Tots Was ,Ia GtannM ~
unani1uop6lT, md Supervisor Clinton accordingly
Supervisor ScH0ESIEGER kaid he vas toseat
when tEc vote wAs takeu, and he wlAhed 10 fecoIn
hl1 vote for expulsion
The rfrmK3tup NA1 granted
Suretrts1r MORRISON said that considering the
cItIeue lcnltacY Of the Euasd, Il ought TO te
understood that sfter thAt day no mercy would be
shoYn 70 1cpeltant s!nner1, dar3nter.l
RrroEr or TIE coxxEsELK OK fo9R NorHX ASp
qnncYyisor HOLLAND, from the Committee On
Peer House a1d FAupers, theu submitted report
It eonatssed OF bus acrauntlns y 1850, ee!o&
ne a1nouut cxrended by the committee during the
ra.t ihree ro1pttA. The rrpor1 of The County
rsrt md othefa were found correct The report
said: ,n~
atr c,~nedcgyd by your committee and IRON tae t1s
shI ~ r1escrt kofpttA1 1ttna Gs 1 s"
t ~ ~ rrysent necessities ot the funp a9a.
tboush - taennMsa M = - e snJ IL unfo4ansis 1oaE
rna Ia IA co,iot: Jct ..e q toe cPnao1 FL ~
H. saootsan Il ss,c1 ! rr u IL peft9of1 10y. 49, 4h
{af1iah p4epcdent fer thr aupsoss q ~ "S H~ ~
, 1870-03-25

RrcnlSinE up OF the Maa~iaxtPPl mt
DAycup0Tf.
DAyrsroer, lows, March s4-The ice II sht.
yctns comncueci tnortnG ahont J. n. and by
O'Clock tho channel WIS cleared OF Al t'uf 4 few
ouaupr fraeusuts Elher shore Is still Ilncd with
crystalline manes, but this viii present no obstacle
~ navigation.
Weather mild md pleAAnt
, 1870-03-25
SITUATIONS wANTED-AALEs.

,.e---~-.
CrrUA71oE wASTHD-pY A GEyTLEu4s
e. f6:;s Fsss .s s,s.:
Iy.fho ho at;s t.s,r:<;; 4 rsa,.a Adaf-snr.
SrY{4sT1ttax {,s1 WAITE. 4; i ySes14,s..x.
LEE. Trhuns eeicr. tA'''ea'
S15gA15ogS xIsg IN WsSTK9s' ;:s r.; stss;x nn
r. any other e.EseaT Aiirv's f"t q. u.s-.,:t,n.
.s,ir477o4 " f7s sn.-7;v j. v7,..,, v,,-,,.
SMn ~ eis4T r. esfar vyholxsat, y.1ir ~ HstED
r. 5nss =. % str an "h1rs 'aa '.'.fy. Aas-. ii IL ii.
91rS MAiS4E@sY :: sisTF .s S,s ~1, yuS;
VT. 3s!5 band; A9aTs. =, s.is 1.1>.r
zen II n rcAsS ia Il! sI5sh'n! nAts
RESRf +, Tribune efi:er.
CnuArpsx waS7En-tY yn,,sf; y.S "
Sn H9e 9shn.sn - thSlpukhlI etesased
f~7rnn1Ar f~7rn Ar1or q STFn ~ ,,r,,,c =, ~, ~,
p fS7T ycs5 rIv5tass, RI ~ eo:r & ISo;,nen = en-
danan - g ,< Good aeJ EcfsEruer given
tss1n.4,oi Aaalr. esnt,o,,, mssrrn ,,,'ft
So,.e r .se fssS ee,s Il ,seass: ~ 10 :: Ss
Ts4Iny HSa7fTs NJ. S;., g. 1n's,s'
I'd LEM oF =
.adT.t. GEORGE kN, K..t Aean.r
> INK .na .sfiss ~ Inquire as = isni;r:.-r. II
@M.1 e,i9gsa7 Sss ~. Ire9ee 1;,a,,,
= Asdrx. ES1ISKkR. l:s Ia.nois-.s.
ClTUATToH WASTRp-As ENGINEER. ny 4
Eisrn. Apriy IL sessca. = b. NAIL VIZ Ea;s
iNtntS-Aecond-t'
p dezT Of lang e1str!cTIIs I S:nod ,,te:rncr n
SuuAnos wASTED-Ny 1 FlesI4u.ss
s,. - an. f3; ~ 95 wos ~.ait P,sr
{: .: SHIRLEY. r, O. tek =: h<aa:is7s' Id
saS csas1t;:. e6issss, iH's I'LL " corner N''''''
StIUAT1oS wAT;TEp.As II; GARDENER Kr 4
IL W.T. Kaaialsh.st '' '''''@''"' WY WITH
Conchmrn. &c.
SMEcsA.T...o!Ss, W'ASrEn-Ey J, Az EX;sLlsuMAX;
s. inaarr q tst JoaN t ri aIE M:
Ksnr't't, --.e~--~ .N.-,.'1-N1 - " - -
S1fTEA;TE!GMSs Sfr!.. IT, IS wASTEpmAy TWO yvt'SG MEY
81: ne5:atasj ss; ssass.s .ad ' an = ans is {,
,;TTr.T1ny w3xTrI Nv v5..1c 1,xs
dn.. G4AGAaAS: I!.enns c'ss.:
----------"-@
,',:.,,s ,..
STCATIoS wASTED.Ata LAn1Es SrRsE,
Wo6pIAS. eae ~ Y ri isR W.a asle.1 N'''s@
SITUATION " WASTED,MnxA MT. M yogS; y & &IIEsLTHY
C,T4Y471o, v,s7rn nv i.,.,n pp,r,p,v
, 1870-03-25

BQsrpE, March A-Tne Massachusetts, Board Of
,he Cuban League OF the Cntret Ssatcs organised
AT night Charles Levi Woodbury. presided, 6nd
ETeacfick o, Prince Vas chosen President OF the
1eAEue, ---s =. *
, 1870-03-25

TFHHta.
"AETED-A jArASSER, AZ 6UTTTRRLIN
" U1AAGSSEN CO.'S, " aud q North Jefferson At
N7ANTED-A COOP BARBER. Ar IJGHTEY.
w berx't 36eh South C1stk-st Heos h1< anhsr, In
d1utzaous young nAp need apply. Sts1y employment
given,
N-ANTEp--A LDw.PRICED CAHfuAGE PAINT
- ert al.o n1sodHorket. Inquire hafN Statest 1.
+. HATHAWAY.
1{rANTRO-TO FRiETERS-A FlRsT1CLASS JOB
~ coAnposataT * printing 1ihec ef j. Ni JON ES
AID ll0 Ra3anps2- None but kuod. Anxa1y need
apFiy.-
W Apply Ass7S kast Madtsou46t-
I{"ANTEn-TAlLDRS-AS No CukT HASD. !
mAlc Se.k MaktF. and = bcahtlu1an. t4 H1LBER T.
CGOkE. PeHi1. III
WANTED FIRSTI,LASS RARRZR AT IL
" WashR<eanst II per wtck.
N-AHTED-AGEST, WITH coon REFERENCE,
" u stli stapk article Ia city. PxYa will Adirrss
Fl III. 20 &cat Iakr-6t. In
, 1870-03-25

Alteration Polkz.
"Aloration Polka" by Robert Goldbeck, IS both
hewiIchIng and musical Published by Root i
Gady.
, 1870-03-25
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.


Lon sAlEHT H. c. MDRET. 80. 10 METRO
rol;tsn Block ~ sfse4 At sas sHtnmi: With ss'nr
auxsSy taH lt!EE worked vii AL .t hasEAio- tr
exchange for I farm near ChtAeu .
FntW fttts!tfttl+1- in =. E Stea"n
l. = u teun. II foc1 paEaests -
FoR sALEt TES-AcRE RI0ckS oS VEST
eaa ntr 1usa .tett a!zsAA, Is high tad gan T. sab
divata and soh r. l1 per eept p.'6s z sanssae1
1Mthtietta- On the NIfe tt:th Il AnsEn. Il 81 ieet
s1Sxc city Frsac III e a;r'ard It cezea ss1o' easy.
FOR sAIR-s1atm-lH ACRES SEAR pEpoT At
ainstale VIII par ix.Fry lof tnadtTtdan- Te11as
cay. CHAA T. AuLNka, lS+ Wasasaktnn~t
E,UR SALR-xoRwOOD PARK LOTS 80 Fl BY 80
= 90, Gu ES-tst hseInsx hezdk;1a 9Th sasae Ers.
HraFt: E-rued witA.a trn Cs!lts II Ceieasn FTcr. e
n q PIT foot SHELDON CO. 70 Nnahinxtons.
I,oR sAIE1H REDWOOD, ) ACRES CHOICEST
EIuuDd one block from StKta F&fk Ind Bopl rstk
tk1rc strrrt fruses fcet IN nwrErd s:rrct SHkt~
DON CO. eU N4Ahfc gton%k.
Tor aALE-PLEASAET HOMES AT LOMBARD.
tNctes nncs ~rst o. Chcaep. Lols Improved n LIZ
ml<s we'd. yith It rith.sa e..Se. Acatn IT h.sasd Z
PArt1e1 wtshHf TO bHht. ELAFLtS BRGH- lns
, 1870-03-25
CITY REAL ESTATE,

L. z4s.sax Ss: ss!b s,ss E. " IT Il r Is. &.
~. .s&S.ixSi1SSktzx. n ns.s E.sss, -
,a s:s5S TX ESaE5 lsE5; ..s..sy I'D l..s
III ,i% iSi5efs5SPt; ~ Z, q ss1s r.
IL s,a:ebsgSE1s $'s ei; FGtSt t5 80 s. l,a t-o.s.,
~ sss,rs5a snsa h*1s:s, Ii ssRss An 'aas h
Ill ae ass:. d Fl i s ,ss e, tt % e.
,' sSEasasHsx ssS .5;z ssls u T. "a e ss.s:s @ a Is
sa saa .ss.5 ss1aa.: a.aae sa7
, 1.'?s sis fe5 rS fSs;'; at.ne
,cs sssst 81 i;is e; xe. .s4 81.
@ ssf 1ss Tss Il, IS 3
,la ss.s@.9sslSEas3y ssa.e1Hs PLACE, .ec,sA hea.e
Sess Il Go,!.E, (. Gteye..v. = LET. Les ;5saas I isst
,s = fefa l ~ sasn s5a1s tee
10 .lsFE2s s ERR GIT H ill., ss sss7 Twenty
fourth-st Lot ao1lA feet, With trostory- frame |
6. }ssssse iii Tasee AssHlsy s .s soo
q Ass.s II i5s?fR sesss :2 ss<. win
81 ese@ s'ss eH e1a
Sss h:tn iii est nzsa sas III rs5f xh 'fss ed
sss'; daos e e Ssp s:aa se:s tor Ga III Is
= ssihs R6RssibEsE as.1lo fss. to ..,sy, With
al,sU aah, and the talxoee in monthly pay
Il. sIf'esoaoo.rRA1nrz-Av; Ss1ao hv., with two
a. .nEaV re iis2tat 5 Ks{ ~ 'es,s ris nrw
frame bouse snd good barn GAs md water.
~ bs:sd.s e.as'ts. Id eio.sss fss a.is' s fees
s;ss;s sys s:s:t s:s:s III ass. s RI / II
a.. rsprst ,,i, Sss5 ~ 1Etnfy'sesondst ;
kaI.nec on very easy te'1aL 4sn lsas than il
lsA s,aasHwAaAsH;Av- rear Twensyatth..
:5 sfsast H. IN ':ta .ss... ST..
sAsss n sss - { ;sest5 e = s - I'm. viii
' saase as ssa n e 1os ss. IL
l ggnEyTfs .,, Hs!shis.a.s ssa.s
ls. + sSaas aa:s ., rw4yesh
# Two Mlw7utee Lrek tfont. WITH ssoae
e. & tsessss sossea i L. r
''' Sess<, ~ T.eaty Sh!ed.E Il :ssaS fess
Good ''Fn md ground. sZ St Hisa sissG.a co.
Flint National Bank Building
FOR sALE,4sxl;o FEET on CANAL NEAR
$1i&tsss s. dI. 7 Adss.e1 @ II a a
!ss1i:s fes. corner :1.sks.n md wooA.4.
soS. e1s Resl e H.ssse ssas Assss 10. West
,b sAhERoSk sS,5 ,' RgEToH
:sss :S;5. sI4 4: 81 l. & Ii ID III s.
voat, among which aEe sot4e aIteial hatsAinA Aso.
SisstI,sf Se' HaTEWSY iis RSsIfs h$Hs e. ss m
;ss;{sS Eli : q TIN sR4
f.pp, is 81 tse; asfp 10 p,.postd stsr, whcS ,tl
as, h s @ qc tms s5oe sT
.Iss;i s:
S.. ST. lsssFEs Es e 5E essst CLARKE LAYTON
Tor no - s4IE-FiyE Vi YE1Rs-s FEa cEsfaoop
81, q -. BS,hP, sstiTssSs
s!s !s:s hs;sss: ssss!: VIZ
iii Nonroest
FoKsALE-yERY cnEAr Ayp ON EAvoRAgLE
nprosa.nt., i 1eo1as viii INK Jan. woss t. Il Tan
psst: oEo seos!LLE. y Me9.s.:
e I'D u a. u he Hsss dSss s sSaui
ch'easa, WIN. ~ = coLE. s la ca.1st.: a1 1.-----
81 i M.sH ADAMS ASp
sfss ts I1:o ii F0a either ~
T IL ';t, If ,;S Ssu Il
ss;;is; ss,;aS - as'fs$ y u W. n Il AZ
For fuF.hr PARTICULAR. .da-t, y Tribune Office
FOE sALE1aeA Ait y I tIET oS p pGooDSF;. IMM1EpI 1s
;ss 1n;o, hR{IX 2 81 ,EnIMAMp .. WALLER Room
17oR sALR-BLOCK :, n II. 4, S. y. 4, SEC, is
, 1870-03-25

trRHtss rrH<c~. tkr.
C[TCA71OS WASTEn-A PRACTICAL DRESS
- msfrs would Ike sewing in iannly. Ean h.
at lAG WalxshAs Can furnish satisfactory t.ftr-nce.-
Adafrss " &. 14s Vaba4h-As
GtTUAT3OS WASTEu-Ar \ F1AST-CL4SS
- girl. I. 10 ing and sreuat work HA. Wheeler
Mi.oa ma.hine. Cal this wcvk III h.s pzsscut psscr.
6B W'rsl WarhisS:oa-t-
GlTuATlOS WANTED ny (;uUD SEAN
- rtEs... CAn do All k.ns II fine sewing Cn1, ittaist
SlnF-F r,arh!ur VIZ warr3nt sat:,:sction- Can Le
fcup1 At III WRIT AXE fs. in the
, 1870-03-25
BUSINESS CHANCES.

Coon CtGAn SToRE, EsTAnfiSHED SIX
y yrars in tood locaticn- cheap rcnt with with.
out ttrrt. far sA1r. k4a1en&Ms terms. n1ujrr Icf
JACOB EOHN, sR4 South Cls,kst
1 MEAT 6rALL ~ 4 FRETT, TEEETARLE AND
y meat market for r.te with shree ycass !e.se, Nth
further r.stcr1.rt, Inquire 1t 81 south HaIto5st,
, 1870-03-25

Among The passenger who =ailed to-day for
Europe were General Hasuey. Aelyor, ucutenant
Hunt Ant Aajor Hason, Of Virginia, These Officers
60 to Egzpt to enter the service of the vscesoy,
whuao agent In this city Is commissioning p8-P.t,
eTal and e1-ConiedefaIe Ofscer1 Rs secimentA
commanders In his service. Generals Lorine And
slshy, and oshets, heretofore commissioned, hare
arrived In Egypt and assumed their commAnds,
, 1870-03-25


T OsT-YESTEHDAT IN VICINITY OF CORNRR
IL et Monroe md StA.s-sa, or III az. SEAN SlasE
and Y lise spu@Ac .tAd. "t arrsebns:on- The tode1
Will Be rewarded on lea:ins II 1t y Tur!tshss
NIuLEN-3I REWARD6IOLES FROM THE
Eps7 nis.a o the lutAcribsf. No ~ PrxEiear nbont
r9nnsat rr.!; to4; wsee.. Ea:scs s1sass1sd - ~:
rrt,,rp of th- Ttincp.r md informs sroa hat t ~
to .he couIttr;on Of thr thiet. JOHN G. SuORTA41-
! Lar nm tntk
, 1870-03-25

TOREST-CCrT6GE, u ssHARNOS.EOURT, WITH
J. fnlniturc tor sAie a sESAt hs1sain. This T.
July. and In rood order. =.
0O RENT-RRiCK DWELLING, 40, 81 OSTA-
Ho.tt, rcotns " tth modrFn improvements. marty
May ARMY 10 n. WEEFLER, rs We4t Knnlo1ph-et
, 1870-03-25

" NIehiEAn@t
N-ANfED-A GOOD CIRI:. TO. no GENERAL.
W hon'cra1t In s1ns! family. Apply a drns torr,
crruer Of Indiana aud HAtTsedta, Nilw auk
" AxTFp-1H A PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE
" aatiatnpt rock Tlscre that do not understand
csnk!ns ncti not apply. Al q North IAS4llc-st
N-AIED-A GOOD cOOH. WASHER AND
" iseneF. Apply et 1f3 CAlns<t-ey.
IlyANTED-A COOK, WASHER AND IKONKR,
w With rcsrrrnetr- At& Mfch&Auar.
WANTKD-A CoMPErE:fr GIRI 70 %, GEN.
W eral hansr@nrk- German Norwegian girl pre-
fer1ed. CsIl At III weAt WAshinFton-at
1{-ANTED-A DANISH, GERMAN, SCOTCH OR
English girl to do general homework Apply At 1s5
whanut4t.
NTANTED TWO CUMPETENTG OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
email priratr fany, WsE,E s25a and ssso : week
Rtttrrntfs required. 50 MieAlzan-Av.
1&rASTFD-A GoOD GIRL. GERMAN. NOR,
W WrFian .. axcae, 70 do general hou.r.vurk In >
family r,eldlnx II OAK Park. 20 Inirutrs' nd.
irs ts~ Wrlls.si. dtpct Address with reference. No
, 1870-03-25

/ LIGHT AND WELL-sELECrED STOCK. or
a hAT6Nan. stoves snd tin f1r Fa1t. h 6 good ID
cAHty; 10 competition III etnrts ard anwate. Asa ft
sale, good twt+toSJ n!c& building, = feet ude by u
{rrt tone: w r aolf very cheap. lnqHtTr. for tcE1s
and particular. Ct EROHAW Z KILLER, Tonlca.
, 1870-03-25

kuIkB O1 EIkUGL8 QfCANsG 1G l0l 0Qt kl{UH NOO4-
lie knew elm. he kncw bass wood, he knew oak,
and all those woods were In taat Pile. That waa
enough On wood
Supervisor 1IA1SEs said the statements Of su.
t'etviso7B AckhoH and Allen about the wood were
untrue. Fifteen members Of tue boazd saw the
wnod, and knew 1t wxs Kood- He tent Rood wood
~ ssrced M to I Se,iser Inc WOOD od va ihe9e opeaaM
rnt Ep, and let them examine Il II 4 committee
said Tho wood waa not good he would not lake =
Supervisor WATERMAN sald there WIS testi-
uouy enough fcfoEc the committee to convince
him thas al this noise about the wood was haeA-
telie. .- ...
Supervisor CLARK hal listened patiently, not
only 10 the debate on WOOD but also n that on tne
ss Is so4 nosse u ana Psnpess r we're raiis7 -
Tnc hoard Il $50 ~eTs inaepsnaeas q tns
% nd the Zine pris,leees as the eosld Of iss;.
When The prefent board passed resolutions tasy
II they were enine tack 10 the dead laws Of the
Ngdes and PersiAns, to ding them In thelr faces,
fer GotiF sake let them DO II; but II they were
l.oar.i fall q vitality let them maSe the!r oxn
laying their hesds together, aud he helicrrd tho
nan who wss e1reiled hpn that board w1s
oSaS opesp ther leg sestmate .asorty ard remase nc
ia@sr ., appointing eoaseied with It the power oi
surcss1sor HRoRsToS said that Mr. Carroll,
the Warden, told him here were not twenty-five
o.r,s Of good rocd sn the Pile ,~,...
Bro},ston II he 1nsdc that statement before TIC
Supervisor BR0HsToS easd he did not: he d!d
not want to he IN infoIneF; the question ~as no'
SUP sape1viaor T WATERMAN said tile kens,ena,n
volunteered his evidence, md WAS Kpeetea 70 ss f
| the truth, the whole ruth, and nothing pot toe
Supervisor Sup DASoLDs moved to adjourn until II
sanarS3aor S,S Ili'MPitREY claimed the roor.
The motion to adjourn WAs Withdrawn BY re
| quest
supeEise, u1ArnREx eontended ,.,sa ~. ~, u,
rsupeIs- ne knew that three and four hs1I ton
he aid nut 1Ant eosi, eu, Supervisor Actnas in
stsr ssrrEiaor as%9 n aeR1IorF !fkaRS + That false
snper1isor w ahsli htKiicfF. T 1aat Is e.,u1nny.
~ 1ase fRfsibEST 1iSssn} can surer,,,er Aeeaon
. order, and Supervisor Humphrey, too, for usiu
es eR Il - esiiea for the previous qae.
'' Supervisor AcKHoFF could. not permit q,
: | faleehools to 70 unccntrahtcttd, Ne woGtA tai
: | ilis eoIcpp cath he never s1w OConnor. Tnat vi
not the only taisehood the gentleman utsere'
ltSn1e1 snpcfT1sar HUMPHREY. The gentleman =
Supervisor GIBBS call the gent'cman
E o1sie1. n,o x.,o
There ESS lol0 ealA TOT 1ne previous 4ueSau
n The previous question being CARED the rcpo
NJ fhe commfttee Of nine was concurye.i IN.
" I'm NJ rrnort Of The Fpqr House and Pnupc7s Cot
! ,ritfrc wa also coneurTcd In
: lie CHAIR nna1y brought order oos OF inc co
e 'ISu~ SHTr4x4sor CT ARK mcved TO adjourn
Snnrrrisof FREISE moved th1t they sake "
repoft Of he Medical Board - the epeotsi VIZ
= ~ snnssTisor mi WGKTuTNGToE esssFcd to get
j. Geor. -, a, .,.,o.% ,h,. nm,
t. IN, ne @o.'on 9.c " sm{d na.se md CONFUSION.
q TIE COUNTY uoer1A.
yhe following L. thc pettnon N iuu - ~
bn pAJHtxnA Ia charxe Of the County HospleA.
, 1870-03-25

EtoR sALE-Eo. "a P.tRk.AF:. TEO.STOkT
T And haAsusut brick hopaa md barn; lut 1lxlz5-
HUBBARD JACKSON, II DcsrboEza-ss.
EpR sALE-Io ACHES wEsTERN-AV AND HUB
Il GarI-sx Two block2 from On t;rzEd-Ev-.
near Loulcvlsd Ten Artss Westsn and No.th-Ara
More drstrAhs pTrpe1y cannot be fund lsrSr PEI
crt1t cxn b. EAdn b5 4nbIsiitns tlr&c hsc1. an2Is
DON co, 10 WAahtoktln<t.
EsoR sAI.E-on REsST-%s1DRy AND BASE
L nltrs snasbir frts.t dwelling, No. = FsD Burco4s.
Arr1y to 3. +. GUf1OS. Is Aud l. sisadoph.st
, 1870-03-25

lNSTHUET1UN.
4 GERMAN LADY WOULD LIKE 70 GET 4
n few snrzt pEpils faE hs7 own taneaasc Bcss ssar
frp1n tIsttlAs1 A{EcFcan city faIn4est TftN.
Address INSTRUCTION.. Trhunc ot6ee.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-09-08
Deaths.

PENDERGRASS-In Forest Dale, Aug. 70
Margare5 Pende rgrass, aged 100 years.
WHITE-In Goshen, Sept. 4, Nancy, widow
of Jesse White, aged rs years.
ROss-At Weston, VT, August 2sth, of ty.
phoid pneumonia, Sarah E. Ross, Sife OF Amos
P. Ross of Indianapolis, Indiana. aged "a years.
AIKEN-At his residence in Chicago, Illinois
Sept Sd, of spoplexy of the heart, EDWARD ID
Aiken, aged 60 years, formerly of BensIn, VT.
UTLEY.-In Manchester, Aug. "a, Stephen
Utley, aged 81 years.
COSG ROVE.-In Bennington, Aug. rs, Will
lam osgrove, aged IL years.
SANDERS.-In Bennington, Aug. 20, Mrs
Nancy M. Sanders, aged 81 years.
TAFT.-In Manchester, Aug. rs. at the resi-
dence of her son in-law, Rev. Lewis A. Austin
Clarie III. Winslow. wife of Deacon z. L. Taft o.
Bennington, aged 81 years.
RICARD,,-In Rutland, Sept. 2, 1870, Theophi.
LUIS Ricard, ag rs years and months.
CRAMER.-In Cambri 7ge, N. T., Aug. 81, Pc.
ter Cramer, formerly OF Granville, aged 81 years
wING.-In Middle Granville, n. Y, Aug 80
Mrs. r. d. Wing, aged 81 years.
PERKINs-In Castleton, Sept. LIST, Laurence
Perkins aged ~ years.
RICK RD-In Rutland, Friday, Sept. I'd
Theophilus kickard, soldier of the war of 1872
aged 70 years. His remains were taken to Wood.
stock for interment
HULETT-In Wallingford, Aug. Goth, Mrs
Sarah Hulett, wife of A. l.. Hulett, aged 80 years