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TRUSSESI
LIZ ~ o0'o!
WITHOUT SPRINGS, BACK PADS, OR TIE
TERROR OF LEG STRAPS! !
H. SPILLMAN,
INVENTOR AND PATENTEE
OF A.
LEVER AND SUPPORTER TRUSS.

DATENTED SEPTEMBER 18th. 1862
i This Truss defies all competition for
comfort and general satisfaction; can be
worn by all classes, as well as both sexes,
in all periods of life. 1t stands without
rival in this or any other country. 1t has,
by its short existence. won the highest ad'
miratiOn of the wearers.
Also sole proprietor for the State OF
Louisiana for the highly recommended w.
Johnson's Patent Pad Trusses. With
these Trusses l can promise more rapid
Improvement and relief than any other
applyer of Trusses. Also Trusses and al
tdchments on hand or made to order.
II. SPILLMAN,
Manufacturer and Filter
90 Baronne street, New Orleans, La.
r Orders from abroad will receive
prompt attention. State rights for sale
| Jan. 26-1y md
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ESTRAY.

TAKEN UP by G. w. Ray, BLACK
l. HORSE MULE, IA hands high, four
years old, branded on the left thigh JX 1,
the and X Joined, with the letter A I'M
derneath. Appraised by S. H. Flowers to
be worth thirty dollars in currency, The
owner is requested to come forward, prove
property, pay charges and take the mule
away, or he will DO sold in sixty days as
the law directs. VIM. RANDOLPH,
Aug 3--30d. Justice Peace.
rrinter's Fees S. 90.
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yNJUY IS TT THAT so MANY |
wv children die under the age OF live
wears p? That a large proportion OF chill
dren die under that age, has long been q
snbiect of remark, and without satlsiac-
tory cause asccrtained, it is certain.
Also. it is known that worms exist in
thn human system from its earliest infancy;
therefore parents, especially mothers, wEo
are more constantly with their children,
cannot be too observing of the first sy"1p-
IONS of gc0yn,s =; for SO surely as they exist,
can they be
SAFELY AND CERTAINLY
removed from tho most. DELICATE INFANT,
by the timely use of
B.A. FAMNESTOGK'S VERMEFUGE.
1t is perfectly harmless, contains no Mer-
curry, being q
PURELY VEGETABLE COMPOSITION
and may be administered with the UTMOST
SAFETY TO CHILDREN OF ALL AGES.
Worm CONNECTIONS, made more for the
purpose of pleasing the palate than OF over
coming the disease, have been manuiac-
tured all over the country, but their short
lease of life is nearly exhausted, and b. A.
Fahnestock's Vermifuge continues to grow
in favor daily.
CAUTION
Should occasion require you to purchase
p. A. Fahnestock s Vermifuge, be partlcu
larly careful to see that the initials are
b. a. This is the article that has been SC
FAyORABLY KNOWN SINCE 1929
and purchasers must insist on having it, il
they do not wish to have an lmltatlof
forced upon them.
SCHWARTZ AND IIASLE'I1'
FORMERLY
9. A. FAHNESTOCK'S SON & Co,
SOLE PROPRIETORS,
Mch ply. PIIISBU RGH, re
Or. RECIAU's GOLDEN REMEDIES
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TIES! TIES!

TIES! TIES!
u7ANTED-CYPRESS TIES IN
w lots of not less than ten thou
sand, delivered along the line of the
New Orleans, Baton Rouge and Shreve-
mort Railroad between the Atchafalaya
and Bowle's Bridge over Cotile Bayou.
For information as to dimensions, etc.,
apply to COL: J.; =. WISE,
May IS, ls7O-tf.
p Rapides Gazette copy.
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CONCENTRATED LYE. Washing So
" da, Blueing, Scrubbing Brushes
Backing and Brushes.
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NOTICE.
TINE UNDERSIGNED WOULD
respectfully inform their friends
and the sugar planters generally OF the
Parishes Of Rapides and Avoyeiles,
that they are now prepared to set or
repair kettles and boilers in the most
approved style and best wOrkmanllke
manner.
Having had 26 years experience in
this line of business, they feel satisfied
that they will render satisfaction, and
will guarantee that their work will be
better, and by their style Of setting
boilers, economic more fuel than that
of any other Mason in either Parish
Best Of references given, if required.
GILES SMITH & SON.
January IL, 1s7O-tf.
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VTIoLINs and BOWS. Screws and Ital
Y ian Strings.
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ANI,IsEPTIC

D ENTRIF I'll
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CHEWING TOBACCO, Smoking Tobac-
" CO, Pipes, sc. The celebrated Lou.
isiana PERIQUE SMOKING TOBACCO
kept for sale. warranted genuine, is cut on
the Premises.
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SCHOOL BOOKS. A large assortment
y Cap, Note. and Letter Paper. Pens,
Ink, Pencils Mucilage and other Office
Furniture.
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TvLAVORINGE EXTRACTS. Lemon, Va
Il mlla, Almond, Rose, Celery, Pine Ap-
pie &C., &c.
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TOAL OIL. Lamp Wicks.
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TlINE ENGLISH Hair and Tooth Brush
II es Brown Windsor, Honey, Lettuce,
and other Toilet Soaps. POmatum, Cold
Cream, Hair Oils. Dcntifrias.
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ST. JOHNS

GRE E Il A I R OF L
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GENUINE BERMUDA ARROWROo,I
VI in Paper and Tin Cans Spices Nut
negs, Mace, Gip"er'. Pepper, DC.
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CAMPHORATED CHALK
TooTHPOVVDER
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LIME BRANDY by the Bottle or Gallon
Il Bourbon Whisky by the Bottle or Gal
lon. Jamaica Rum, Irish Whisky. Por
and Sherry Wine, French White Winc.-
Vinegar.
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GENUINE MADRAS INDIGO.

CPORTING ACQUISITIONS. Ely's Gun
- Wads, Double and Single Waterproof
Gun Caps. Pistol Caps. Fine Powder
Colts and Remington's Revolvers. Colts
Cartridges, 3 Sizes. Smith & NELSON'S
Pistol Cartridges, 3 Sizes. Powder Flasks
Shot Pouches, Ramrods, Tips and Screws
Gun Nipples. &c.
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r. Physicians Prescriptions 'ciH re-
ceive at all times prompt and careful
attention. I use the best Of Medicines IN
Dispensing, and haze Imported from
Europe many articles expressly for that
purpose. HENRY ~. JOHN'
, 1870-09-20
The Hyde Park Murder.

There was published, IN last Sundays TRIBUNE,
an account o1 murder Ut Hyde Park, commit
the body OF tile victim, John ka!me, ialo;cr,
employed On the farm Of Mr. Drake, near the
corner of Junction aud vinccnues avenues. had
i 7qes e s9fs e
nt Work On the case; but, although they obtained
Information as to who PcTpetratel the deed, the
disposition OF the remains puzzled them.
The search for 1t was Continued Oh Sunday aud
IN yesterday, ard about ! o'clock tn the afternoon
it was found. The gentleman who came across
is Nr. Cady, resident Of Hyde Park, and one
81 tue few ot the town officers Of TINT suburban
xillaRe who have taAen IN inte est In the fate of
the deceased, aud In fc1retIng out hts nurdcrers.
Mt, Cany sought the worknen who witnessed the
assault md made no attempt to avert Its result
an outrageous proceeding. which they excuse hy
saying 1t was none of their husines5-ani obtainrtl
VII the Information he could OF them us to the
locality aud the men concerned in the ARRAY,
While on his way to tho place where the decd
vas sala to lave been done, he found the corpse.
il was very much decomposc,', aud lay between
swo tnffs Of grass. The grass oil arorul It, with
lose to the ground. Whether 1t was ses on tl.c
by the murtlcfers. with the intention of burning
the body Is no, known; but 1t was probably not,
sometime ago.
The body wus about quarter Of mile from
the DraEe faim. east Of fIncenues roa'l, near
sSs'ntf IS knte1 street sa psseass aas ay hs WIZ
litt. From his position and the surrounl.
ings, 1t is thought he fell there, and
no attempt was madc to disturb him.
This, however, is denied by Mrs. Drake, WHO
1naintains the murder was committed about half q
m!e from that place, and ttut the body wks .lray-
Ged l the5c. The clothing was not tori, anu hence
this statement Is not generally credited.
Word Was sent to the Coroner, and he, IN com.
nany with Df. Miller the County Physician, visited
the SPOT about haii-past O'Clock. They sent fol
Mrs. Drake, and she came And identified the re.
mains as those Of Kaime, by the clothing. The
Cornuer procured the names of twelve me1 autl
TaSe summons to policeman, With instructions
10 deliver them, aud have the men present so q
to be cn1panellcd this morning. As The heal
was nearly eaten oil tho body, anil u vrry cazcfu,
examination being necessary, which wonll r.
luife some time, Dr. Miller severed It and brought
.low on the skull Is at the junction OF the r1ghl
temporal and raFietal bones, which arc partly
separated anu sprung. Thinking the inner table
4 the skull might be fractured, the top was
saved on, but no fractures were visible by gas
iEht The Inquest will be held at 10 u'cl0ck thi.
l:loinDF, ia q house near the Drake farm, md
the details Of the crime will be learned fron the
workmtn VITO stood calmly by and raised not q
aand IT, prevent the slaughter 0f a fellow being
, 1870-09-20

crty !Ec!c''ta in said boundaries was udec,arco
70 PC pus,lie rsrk. TO he known as Lincoln PARK.
:na eEait " ceehed 70 nave boon taken by the
I,sfk.r AA" ''' q tooAe
Section rr. v,aes that: IAN Of sald land now
ne!ongins TO tne s,sy y chicago shall Be, md is
compensation 10 TIC city; ami the title to anT ot
said lnil1 NOT row OWNED bv the city NAV
e nsSa!asa '} sa'a ,eGy cIy ~ purchase
!soar'i Of Commissioners of Lincoln
Park hereinafter created, may nuFchase any of
ts1a nss H. At tair an reasonable prices to DC
money coming TO thclr hands for the purpose or
feQulttng thu title rtereto; and lhc same shall be
conse{ca f a. 10, ana M vesi TO- toe city, TO bc used
1ar manncr hereinafter set forth" -
Section 3 provides that: "Thrce discrtc, md
e SspRasn. 81 t1 ezcns q ShsaEo
y, within three months after The % passage ]
e ,!d,, shts ,uc, re-, on application Of ia
peaf nce Is @saon q ssd
imp, and tue whine Of the said and' mentioned In
the first stction Of this act, or any natl tcfcof"
1ns sce,tn further provides appraisers
potntmcrt. and to complete their estimate. a IL
soou rs conveniently may bc: and shajl ilie tnej1
UNI mpoit ~ nc oilice Of the CLERK OF the Cir
Of the date OF their appointment. ' ~ A'4'A''&'
M as f,s tnSre = prunosilon now before the Com
mon % So1neli u eSShanKc part Of the tract Of
pooa o zig a snqTn % The ra 5qsa
Lincoln Park boundaries, would It not be- well for
ne Common Council, before acting on that mat
1T II to . cal i' for ths reEort? We thinK il would
be well to sue what the Lincoln pask Commission.
nnses m%sS the5 rtehn3se hsys exhbtea Just about
Hes sSost T. Il ese Outside m'G Van %1,a VIZ IT,
hive given no signs Of vitality wia,cycf.
except one nj their number buytne IN BARTON
OF tue M!.ilman tract, which It is how pronOsed
to t1a.lc for the Judd tract.
Sce1p pISSrioss 'Sc S for Their causing to be
bodies that may be inferred therein Have they
removed my bo1ics7 Not u body. These Com.
mtssioherS nus afe eapites ,no,tui 10 d man. When u
slsn ~ caed lor they have no Sign. They nre 81
lent: silent as they will be hundred wears hence
Section 10 provides for laying out a drive Two
hundred fcet in width along the shore at Rake
Michigan, from plnc slcet to the southern Limits
OF tltc LaIS- Have they done that? nut one
siuglc rod Of ,oad has been laid out, aud the wa
ters Of Lake Michigan sing tueir iuliaby az IN.
disturbed as II the Commissioners were ali sunk
beneath its wuves.
secfion 81 gives the Commissioners the most
men, amt. tY Its express terms, they hayc All
tuc power and authority NOW by law conferred
or. or possessed, bY the Common Council Of said
III .espect t. the public squares and places in
street Or alley within the limits Of said lark and
snau lay out street not exceeding one hutldreti
tcet, and not less than eighty feet In width, nOrth
dioM da11 falerton ayenue, along the west line OF
sa1a s park to the northern boundary thereof. and
such street as the rest Of the park." s'' " "'sA
aaVe tney ooeyed the express provisions Of ,tls
section 2 Ii they have, where is that street? In
shof1, what have those Rip Van Wrinkles donc,
FefS glad 10 behold their acts and do!nga.
, 1870-09-20
HOTEL PERSONALS.

1HENoET u0CaE-
Among tho arrivals III this hotel, yestcnlav
we're The following: General +. u. Calender
Washington: Thomas A. Farrell, Ireland; ].
Bryce, England; ". A. Dunn, Z. S. A.; II. A.
Giles, London; ". i. Rawllns, England; Colonel
II. aIdrews, Springfield; y. c. Dodge, Burllug.
ton; j. i: shepard, Denver; James MoiIas, Duf.
1aio; j. Il. Barrett, $cdalla, No.; L. h. ttlcy,
DiNon; Alexander Eus:on, 81. Louis
SHERMAN HOUSE,
among Inc arrivals ut this hotel, yesterIar
were the following: Hoa. John l. 1sanneo, Cana.
ia: j. G. Kyle, Z. $. A; +. H. McCamonf, Lon.
don; a. u. Wilcox, Cleveland; Captaiu Ctake.
Camp Millgan; ". F. Hammond, Portland: T. n
llama. SaA Francisco; Dr. j. Chandler, Winona
". g. Htth, Wisconsin; W. r. FAY, Boston; c, D.
Bond,s Font Wayne; Dr. E. T. Wilkins, California,
BRIGGS HOUSE
Among The arrivals At tnts hotel. yesterday
were The following: w. d. Stmms, Milwaukee
L. s. johnson, Boston: 81. Wonlm1n, North Car
olEna; II. I. Potter, Aurora: II. Stephcns, Wis.
ct.ptin: J. r. Squ!er. Rockford: e. ". Miller, 10
cunsport; Lon. e. y. Irish, Iowa City; J. u
Nraytiep, Baltimore, Hon. A. Eassctt, Wes
Enion John +. Smith, FrccpoH; George Nelson
Oshkosh.
ST. JAMES HOTEL.
AMONG the arrivals ut this hotel, yesterday
y WGfe the following: J. ". Spencer, Adrian: J.
Sleyet4s, Detrult: L Giles, Eric; VI. 5, SteGIns
=; ". SGtomb, Rockford; II. 3. Hopkins, Peoria
=. =. KlreIs. EIuhm .ngton; w C. Stcscr, Colo
Tauos \: Folsom, Bloomington; +. Hunt, Morris
y. ". Watson. OMAHA; II. F, Greene, New York
u ). Musstave, Peru; W. 4. Ucdlcu. New Al
bang. ,~'' 40
, 1870-09-20
THE CITY IN BRIEF.

Kaitr0ad Conductors Life Jnsuruucc,
A meeting Of delegates, appointed by tic con
dacfofs OF the different divisions of the railroads
diverging from Chicago, to attend the National
convention OF the United States Railroad Con,
ductors' Life Insurance Company, to be held iu
Philadelphia, on the ath OF October, was held IL
FarloF No. 10, IN tho Sherman House, yesterday
forenoon,
The following delegates we're present: George
Hewitt, {. N. Gilmore, Illinois Central; r. II,
Bailey, John A. Yates, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati l.
St Louis: John Cooper, James Cooper, George
II. kaowl1on, Thos. Murphy, Chicago, Alton l. 81.
Louis: J. N. Hopkins, Pittsburgh, Fort Wayn e (
Chicago; Lyman Page, J. r. rc1Slu 8. George
Richardson. J. Lawrence, Il. l. Sewcomb,
Charles u: George, +. 4. Bross, John II. Barrie r:
Ch1cAg0 northwestern; George Finley, Chi
caao, fGck ls!nni i Pacific: George Rogers.
Michigan Central, George Alexander, Chicago,
Burlington 4 Quincy. ~"~''f'''
Cn Motiup, the Chairman appointed Mcssrs.
peHkins, Ut Tit Northwestern; Rogers, OF tic
allchignn Central, ntld Gilmore, OF the Illinois
Central, a committee to make the necessary mr.
1IaIEements for the trip. Mr. Clcland; the Gcaerll
Western Passenger Agent Of the Pittsburgh, Fort
Wnyne d Chicago Railroad, extended the tieIe-
gates an invitation to 70 over his route, which
was accepted. The meottng l!lc1' made mr.
racEsntsnts to leave Chicago, on Monday, Oct.
3, ot 5:l5 p. N.
, 1870-09-20
Chambers Eucvc1onaer3;a.

The revised edition Of 1s7e. OF Chambers En-
ci5elopadia' i5 now 1ol sale. Purchasers must
hot be imposed upon by he old edition, With Tic
Imprint Of 1870 The revised edition Of this vo,n-
able work has maps and full page plates ,,,s-
tril'uted throughout each volume, III addltiun to
me four thousand small cngrarings preyionsiy
Rlsea. The revisions, bringing the subjects down
~ tne la'est tlotc, are very Important, are rel-
! !eSu5 T. accurate, and are made at an expense OF
xlo'"o: Agents arc wanted by J. 3. Ltcr:ncott
Co., NOS 1as and 133 State street. Now is The
time tc procure q siauNQrd work.
, 1870-09-20
Lincoln Park.

10 the Editor Of The Chicago Tribune:
On The ssh day OF February, 1862, m act was
passed oy the Legislature OF this State, "To Gx
sae boundaries Of Lincoln rafk IN The city os Chi
boundaries 50 dxcd are: North avenue, on the
south; North Clark and North franklin, on the
Mes1: Fullerton ayenue to he west line Of the
inc SAID west line to the northwest
soiaea sst,, eor,,n o. aMd southeast quarter ot
snuthc2st quarter to Lake Michigan, aud thence
along INC shor- OF Lake Michigan, at low water
nafh, 70 The pace Of beginning. All OF the prop.
, 1870-09-20

NUlIEEI1Iu*
To The Editor Of The Chicago Tribune:
In this morning issue Of your parer, under the
head Of "Cnurch Dedication a writer, after
giving what purrorts to be history of the efforts
and trials Of the Free Baptist Church Society,
which yesterday dedicated house OF worship on
the corner CT loornis and Jackson streets, says
"the church, with fixtures, was erected at q cost
0f $4,000, every cent OF which IL paiH-" The
writer Of the above alucle wrote about that OF
whtcn he knew nothing, for there is still due me,
aud unpaid, over nine hundred dollars for build
lNg the Eaid chnlch. N. II. IL MILLER
Sept. 10, 1870.
, 1870-09-20

Ihs great sale Of wet boots and shoes yfill COM
mencc On "Wednesday morning at 1s7 Clark street,
when the immense stock Will be closed out re-
gardless 81 value. The goods arc all late ,a1l
sss!ea: Finer or better work cannot be found In
the effects Of water.
, 1870-09-20
Accidents.

Mr.. Clark, Of the nm Of Clark 4 1ayton. we
r1,n over. about o'clock last evening, at the cor
ner Of CLARK aud Madison streets, by a single
horse and buggy. triven at fearful rate of speed
ptze'l- lie waa Immediately conveyed to the
oalce oi Dr. Williams, In Pope's Block, and his
wounds carefully examined. They are not con-
sideretf dangerous,
.--On Sunnay m accident occurred to MI. Otto
Pclfzer, Town Collector OF North Chicago, WHICH
Came near resulting In ecrt0us injury 10 himself
the lake shore, above Lincoln Park, his horse took
fright, and he WIS thrown our, and while trying
10 hold the horse. came under his feet, and re-
Of the animal. His children were saved by his
little daughter, VITO pulled the horse into sand
hans.
, 1870-09-20
SPORTING.
Thr Atnutrur Observation-Disclosures nnd
1lcDcyftt.


THE AN.1ErK 7orRSayrsr.
s,.ror.,iro n onno,,nre,1on, tho acttras or,
~ a1 .s1 ~ A-'',e. 1Ao
aIIteHcs were 10 haFc played game pestefuag
afternoon at Ogdcn Park. When the time for
uax{nr arrived there Tere }t.t rn nf fho Athletic
MN. nv thau. and bes1daa .h,e thcro rroe rc ~,
s., A. ~ 49, -sAAo' 49, "uo -. =. o.4s ~
10 aateuu 10 tue gate OF take Charge OF the
grounds. The rcsult was IN agreement between
the act!yes and Athletics to Withdraw altoqe,her
f,on, .he tonrnamcn,No snrewa cnnnc,, ~ ter
,.s a.,H..ss. - ~. ~, -, :. ~. ~. - ~,
ue Atnlet.cs 10 81. out Oh u, out not 50 Win Tue
Actlses, " no might anti should, nave claimed the
forfeited game by q score Of to Q. There now
remain hut three clubs-the Etnas, Amateurs, anu
Trunsits-to 80 OIL With the tournament. This
, 1870-09-20

mass meeting Of all the citizens sympathiziue
With the French Republic In her struggle with
Prussia, will be held On Thursday evening next at
Farwcl Hal, at ~ o'clock. The following gem
t!emen Will be present ann address the audience:
glul llssbrouk Davis. lion. 3. Caulileld, Hon, ii.
". Fuller, E G. Assay, J. F. Flnerty, ESD Hop.
Wit Dexter, General t n. Stiles. J. IL Car, Eso..
Ezeche1te, Esq,
, 1870-09-20
BUSINESS NOTICES,

The Best nnd Original Tonic ol
Phsophorated Elixir Of CalisAya Bark The iron
restores color to the blood, the phosphorus re.
news waste oEue nerve tissue, and the ca1isayc
ESes hs % zone 70 t9e ugesuse t o.
weEefu!uess general debility, depression OF spir.
Its; also, tho best preventative against fever and
agnc. Manuract1rcd only by Caswen, Hasa1d i
CO., New York. Sold BY druggista
, 1870-09-20

A Gentle Whisper to Mottlers.-Ef,
unfortunately, you have lost your own teeth by
daughters do not suilcr the same peualty from the
same Cause. See to 1t that they brush their teeth
regularly and thoroughly with Sozetlont, and
hereby sou Will Insure them souutl aud service
able 6ets as long as they live,
, 1870-09-20

CITY OF CHICAGO,
Between Halsted and Desplaines-sts-, .
Eaet hul! los :: hs9ek Il: : f;et each. Taylo,et
Mstt ..t Sn a G, St Ss sSE I y & : s IsSsr;t
St fs d + {ss5 Sisi il 8 ssS ss
@ East had ~ let ,a =: r tieeS 4 y fsst. psKasen
e:t III e 4 ssf # 1ts!. fsst, {NHssasf {aSssss
II. sst ha ha1f St tS! ils Z Il +
K;st M.st haA Hs lG s hSs Sfsak Il 3 sySrs
ss ::i TIL til It It i: III III l. st
Between Desplaines and Je1erson-sts-
est ha K; sSt Sesf s IT, rfs!Gs syis1
III III ?:| s;:E
West half iot Is Is, S 81 Ifsi fteit. Tsyiof'st. ..s
Between Jefferson aud Cinton-sts-
s.! ~ e rs 'fss
III Ps s {; e sssE ssE ssi:
Ws., Nsss a' a 1t 1t T. T. t'ssf Sissk :: =
ss12gI Ms.1 sf 1ss' &; ST. S5ss Is
Eastl,n lot y, block $. . feet
Msst III lit hai' IL j.: i. j. t!sss Iss* T. rs e.
"; vi III l;ii 4 Il # II tSsS Sjesf /; IS
N. e. Cor. DeKoven and Clinton-sts, be
tween Clinton and Canal.
Lot 19, block 20 50 feet
Lot II, bucl: S. 5D feet.
Lot -, block &, ~ flyt.
Iota block 80, " feet
'fs5 fisPf?.f e1is = Oh psA've''
East half lot Il. block ST. Ewins-st
Between Canal-st. and Chicago River.
l:ast half lot u, btock C. 25 feet, Dekoyen-tt.
1.ots G and {. block q, q feet each, Taylor.st.
Lot !, Block 81, 20 feet, Mather4t
Lots = aud 81, Block d, 81 lcet each. SeloI-et.
TERMS OF FSALE-one;laarter cash; balance !. ?
and ycnfc with nrrert ut per cent. Title perfect
Fer further particulars rec the auctloneers and John
GunsenhauEef, lbt Hnndoph.et ijy order of s. l. 4.
Auf tinpcrtz. ~
, 1870-09-20

Please Calf.
Mt. Jonathan CLARK, bui1ler and owner OF the
Chscago Academy 0f Design Building, desires The
person who wrote the communication In yestcr-
sny's TK1BCSE, headed "Unsafe Buildlncs.v to
cal at his otlce No. $50 Monroe street It Is the
desire Of MI. Clark that the writer will accompany
MN 70 h!s Lew building, and there point out the
defects alleged 10 exist. =, ~
, 1870-09-20

Rongll Skin nlntc smooth by usfIil
Innirer Tur Soap, manufactured by Caswe!l
tlazaru L Co., New York.
, 1870-09-20

. TIE rAKEER-M'nEyITT MATCH
IF iEly agreed upon between the principals, l,c,
tween whom IN understanding was efIccten yes
;c1aay- They arc required to loss tor choice oI
table within thirty days.
An ERROR
was committed In TIE TRIBUNE Of Yesterday In
ntcretlit.hs to Niitrs Spirit the paragraph in rc
:atlou 10 the probability that Rnuolnhc will pay
f.rftit for the Amcrtcan championship The eX,
tract wes COZ teal from the 7utf, fIrid mud Farm.
, 1870-09-20

MATCH BETWEEN RESFoK1H AID COULTER.
MoS1kEs1-. Sept, .s.-Berty dec'lnes Waiter
En'~ns challenge Tor single scu11 match.
.'nt Coulter Tor 81, COO.
, 1870-09-20

moth Patches Frccklcsn mud Tnn. t!*e
.'Per7ya" Moth and Frrcklc Lotion" The on1v
reNahie ard harmless remedy for removing brown
, 1870-09-20
AUCTIDR HALEs,

.Fapef NanKtuEs and Window
ssnadea. sa. latest styles. Patnts, oils, glass and
oFosnee. al F. 3. HRby's, 50 Rardolpn-st
, 1870-09-20
METEOROLOGICAL,

Mcleorolog1ea! rccorl ior September 10, lssc, as
Randolph street, correspondent to the Smllhso-
h!an Institute. Tic small letters are the Initials
!es ee wq1as maIs, FsS5nE "scntie "hga
SnnW."
, 1870-09-20

AUCTIDH SALES.
@y "E2. A. BUETERS & co.
General Stock of
Dry Goods, W0OlIcns, Hosiery,
SIiirss, Drawers, Fllrs,
White, Brown IL Blue Blankets.
Yankee Nolions, &C.,
.... AT AUCTlOH,
On TnesdaAys Sept. 20, Mt OE o'cloctk,
.. .Hy WILLIAM A. BUFFERS 4 CO., Auct,oncers.
NJ theIr e a!es!ootna. 2. 2. nul II Rnhlolrf.~t
OATALOEUES HKADY ON MONDAY.
Dwelling House and Lot 32B Randolp'.-st.,
AT AUCTION.
On Tncsdny, Sept. ~. Mt 3 O'Clock p. ~,
Ny VIII a RUTTERS 4 CO, Auetionecrs n their
bales roonas. s, :, 2. and II Haudolph4t.