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, 1870-04-10
3aper-aansiug Al a Branch Of House
Decorative Art

oof atendon hh1 been cailed 10 thls suhieet
aollns ne past week, by responding to m inv1ta-
aon "a inspect number Of new dIuzua Just
ntousat out By J. J. MeGsa,h, the celebrated
House Decorator, of Nos Il, "a and y Randornn
s1sGL McGEath has made the ssJies Of afrnIt 6
.oI1. decoration and COLOR speciality, aud, b. de-
a& asoun& a9 attention exclusively to raper-haagtny
eGamtles of house decorations nneqnaIled BY any
nense n ne West Every stJie Of decoration Is
,,epfetentcd, frnm the old clAawcai Greek. to the
~ w rev French. Many Of those WORK. OF at are
Of great beauty, both IN fora md color; but 10
snHmefate al! would be Impossible, as We saw up
TEos OF one hundred nev e1nmples, ali possess
speha IN hour pleasantly ami probably, BY IN
4Pec1lng what HcGr1th h4s TO ahow them nj hIl
aooss Of Decorative All, Nos. u, "a, = Ran
, 1870-04-10

Governor Edward s. Solomon, the newly-ap,
pointed Governor Of Washington Territory, ha.
been made the recipient Of very elegant and val.
liable service Of solid stver, comprising fruit Be.
OF nlteen pieces, an egg set OF four p!eces and
spoonf 1ork1, ETC.. numbering et4hty-t6ree pieces
more. The articles were ordered Of n. Aatsou j
Co, No III LIKE street. aud reflect credit upon iii
concerned The design t. the well-known keystone
pattern, aud the workmanship Is faul&iesa Some
0f the principal articles Wer. Inscribed n follows
"Presented TO Governor Edward s. Salomou. by
Ills friends, March 9, 1870" -
, 1870-04-10

ss.,5.H.. 0ta4uS OIL and tho u0SotQed
beeome mora sentative, fave ii eoaga.ed to
saAke people 90 extremely cautious that thay
ne A11Ao 70 do ANYTHING, We do not bosieye
.1s. le .uunalng bill vii pass It is too apparent
snAt me o, sequence would be commercial
n,.s, ma.s 70 2 ',ere that Congress- viii .dopt I
measure III that has bean ehoxu to b. 40
!ali OF mischief; but tho nnpopularity
q ~ Present National Bank monopoly Of cir
soasuon has inspired the usa Of tha most un-
sIup91ous nseaua and arguna ants 70 get il
pseeo tAs, for instance, the circulation Of the
Of 81 reports s';t u regard = he iana1 n,nks
=. o.; Loola favorng the ball, and the pro-
poe4l oy some neNspApers to Eepel tia Pub.
NC tfe<ut A,t). Ths influence which the pres
ent aspect OF the Funding bill has To depree4
uaae 70, however, likely to be removed within
neeE OF two, when tho bill Is either defeated
ennfely, Or else 70 much changed u to de-
rI1ye i OF al eject On the currency, In the
other influences which now deprosa trsda thers
no1 much prospect Of improvement. The
enormous stock Of wheat here, and evory-
Hnefe else II the world, forbids the hope Of
my considerable advance, except u It nly be
M M.ae ~ N advance in the pEica Of gold
.s mo ne now Approaching tho season when
oYez shses-afths Of on. annual export OF gold
a4o, " past years, been made between tha
Atst o. Nay AID the FIRST Of August. Thus far,
our enormous exports OF cotton, petroleum,
and hfeAdstuns have mado the lAst ye4r an c1-
gold should revive, even to = moderate extent,
nrtt month. TIE f:se in its price would show
tnat ehe appreciation in the value Of green
o1ks :. t.Aa bten ia great measure fictitious.
and y Congress dncs not adopt BONE policy
look1ng to their redemption In specie, renew
Il S5a a. Tue auesuations OF gold may be expected.
Tst7 hglit demand fos loans from the mescan-
nle pat OF ths community, tho banks have
while deposits of business men gene5aily Lays
Teen increasing, the grain dealers have been
hesFy borrowers, and, should there ba a re-
ne~A OF the demAnd for money in other quar-
te5g, the market xonld become stringent.
E1chango continues sc2sce, and sells be-
tween banks ii from Soc to 75c per Il 900 pre-
tnium- Some shipments Of currency to New
York continue to 10 mAds by banks who can
not supply themselves with exchange At less
than currency shipping ratea-
The Manager Of the Clearing House fur
nislea the following summary oi the busincss
OF lis Office for tbs week ending April 9:
, 1870-04-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.
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Scheuck'S K>l1luOufc SyruD.

For ali dsteAses of The Inns, acd respiratory orx,n4
S~heneks s+.w-<d Tonic. faE dysy<fa 4uA na!e1xt!cn
SeEerek's Aauarake Piik. for liver eqr,eIAEut
Tkcrt perulAF medicines kx~t row beeu b-4nre tAe
Public otAs forty year. md the reputation they hare
attained ndev II uteiers to rnd them Thou,ands who
have heeu u<fted hy ther teetify to their er4A
Hmay Re Hkct b. thnse who aot familiar rlsh
the virtues Of taesx great remedies, " How do pr,
Sehenekf naedd edeet their wonderful ces Of con.
su.urticr"
The anr~er u = ample one They hcf.a xhr4. worA
Of restoration ~ brnk1x the stomach ve1 and bow.
IL nto an active. healthy condition II Il food th4t
CUTS th1s formidable diAeAAe- Sehrnckfe Mandrake
P1s act Gu tht liver and stomach pzun,pttns healthy
SECRETION, and remove the hflt and sne which hare
spld forn TIE inactive, torpid conditioned these cr
ea1. and Of the sJsta generally Thh sluggish 4ta&t
ct the hodS. md The eorae9ueat --u:uaatloa ct tas
unhealthy tusstarees named. prevr2, psossf digs
ton Of food. md 4 natural eouseneIre create dr.
eas-. which nssu)s In prost..ou. md fnalJ death
SehGuek's Pahuontc Syrup and SeAwee1 Toni, whtt
taken Eeknlay tntce With The food aid the dfcssive
otKans. nAke good 1ica blood. and. natural coa.e
cusno give ash sna Ss1rneth to the patient Let the
faculty ray Eaat It .y this 4 the c.lx cure fot
consumption E1pe-te@tn has rFured It beyond The
shadow d doubt, and tao0sAnds today ahte End
we'll who 4 few yam finee weir reeaeded hopeiess
cases, bat Nhe we1e Induced to hy Dr. Sc<ocks
dies, And were E1stosrd to permanent health by thei
Dr. 9ehezets Almanac. eent..aiak fan tIta:lse ox
The vadars foFEa dae4Ae hiA taode os treatment and
general d15retsots hnw to h.s zne!ne, be hzt
EE1t1. or seut By m1. By addressing Ii principal ose.
1a- Is North 6Ixth-st Pkns1elphsa, Pa-
Pf!se Of the Futaonie syrup and eaweed Tonic, e1et
tfso pr hottle a7-so baH do1rn. Mandrake FIis,
tAx Co% .I.h- = III
, 1870-04-10

saAn b inc1eased, raths9 tnaa dlutn.1haa. Goo "a
1 rot onty ne so1d = tho lo~est market prier+
tM ~ oey M4 % asa Ut the ye.J hest quality
, 4anse deMf1ng TO purchase In any branch Of N.
1.lanesy Itne. whether raw mat .fili OF msn1iAo-
: - xUoNe arc invited to paT this hons. rl4t
neiu1o Viz ting elsewhere II they ca1not be sltIs-
~ "e1e, latthes search on thef pazt VII be usa
, 1870-04-10

Furniture will be eold at private sale through
the week at from 20 to 70 per cent less than tt can
he purchased Of regular dcalerA Auction sales
every Friday. when new and secondhand tu1n!-
tufE, earretet crockeT stores, Ant1 silver ware are
ouered, y Colby Wlrts, 1863 and 1855 South Clark
street They Also attend to sales at private rest
dencesr aud solicit consigumenta OF huusehol,I
gooAs f1em parties breaking up housekeeping.
, 1870-04-10

At the annual Meeting of the caznbrt4n Hnero-
lent Society, held last evening, ~ NC e,s1 rs
ttrcrts INT following of]ecn were elected foT tae
ensuing yeM: President. John Hughes: F1sst s1
Vice Fes3dent, Dr. b P. Reynolds, second siSe M
Hughes: ffcssu1r5, Richard .. Williams; gossd Of
M1usrcis. Rev. Moses Williams, James Ih6nA,
John kolerx, John uo!a william J9nsS IN tnov
why the letter car1ftr1 DO not convey to the Post
once the Stamped newspapers which are dsposlss- :
ri on the letter bn1es About she stzctts Ihas IS
were placed 1t The street corners, and letter cay-
ness eIoplo5eh By The government tho former TO
rtrtlse and hold Lt:<1s and The latter to gamer
snd convey ls'4Ea TO the Post once. Newspapers
A1r not letter. and tho carrietk- bJ tho seEula-
ICES q Ut department, hsc prohibited from lug
HitH tht IN TO lht ofQcC
"A wealthy Chinaman started shoe factory
4one tune NnCe, IN san Francisco, fpl Tie pU1o4<
, 1870-04-10
A Card.

To Our 1utrons in the 1Hot Air Furnace D,.stn....
Aess.z II. II. Lester Son, Of No. 81 state-st.,
have purchased the patterns of the Culver Hot
Air Furnace, and Will in future suoply thns.
requiring them, or needing renairA
n. u. SI4oSps Il ca.
, 1870-04-10
MEDICALCARDS,
DR.. NiEcIUH

Confidential Phy.ieian. frneriT 4 St Louis HI. fot
the !aat nine ye, tern Gated In taA city, At No III
Suuih C1a1k4t Ct Aun1o-, Chfcafn, I'll, and II
y not too uurh that hr IL Of the euers
fE tIaetuets tu ofr ei:E fr curing The dis h ID
I'D Gntde ts Heh,5 ;'tuns - 4. di.e.,ts Y r.
Ing, u tie e7rsttrt sE<t.I.. If he lFtstnt day woE
cateful .+ru.al s~n. {" any add;sss tr,e II ehasse
Sundst '1sr r. GsA. CT ,aAdrrrl DR. t. B1GE-
, 1870-04-10

The following were tho receipts and ship
ments Of breAdstuds and stock during tie
past week, and for corresponding weeks end
Ing as I.ted:
, 1870-04-10
Board Of Public Works.

FropotAs were recclyed and opened yesterday
ny the Board Of Public Works for curling. nNng,
met avenue, fsuIu Twenty -nrst to lFeuty-second
fttrttA No awhm was made. John Mclean wxs
tne loNeM bidder. Also. bids were opened for the
St1ttaucaon OF TWO waller tunnels under the South
Branch u The Chicago River, one to hc located 1t
AaAmt STREET and the other 1t Archer avenue, Nil
~ N nnck YORK IN cement The contract was
AWARDED to John McTIusn.
-on the snsttation OF Colonel l. r. Wright, con-
tractor for cleaning the t1zceta Of the city aim
p3uscd+ the Board Of Public WORKS On yeSiet.t&y
rode oscs II of the tnoruuxhfarca Improved, and
are SeFJ well satisfied with the condition Of things
Al Inc lfcfrnt time, - every effort Ia being male
clean.
, 1870-04-10

During the paIt week Tie nm cancelled lnsur-
snce policies u nc amount Of $4,000, which had
not been renewed The building, owned By a Nj,
WiltaMR II present EojourninR ID 1taIY. was DAM
aged to the extent Of u 0o1 FoEsJth 4 Co, destre
Us TO announce that they will be In position 10
I'LL all orders Of customers On Monday morning,
" OK LAKE sIREKE
At 10 O'Clock, Jcsterdxy morning, lre bfpkc
Out IA Mfee-storJ marble front building, No se
south Water street, owned hy c. II. Mccormick,
and occupied BY Brurn / Tucfzs, fancy grocess,
and the agency Of Dennis, Miller L Co. tobaceo-
nis!A The t1re Has caused by the explosion OF
can OF Essential " oil, On the second moor, The
f1A1ncs were promptly eutdnct Brown L Tuck
IRA loss Is about 500 The adjoining building, No.
36r occupied b. Swain, Barnard / Co., crockesy,
was also slightly damaged.
on EnC1u HA1STED Strict.
Tho alarm from BOX ~, at hall-pa8t 10 o'clock
last night, WIS caused III fire In q swo-s;otF
frame, No. 80 South uatsted st1eet, owned ty Nj
MhithceE. and occupied By Ara Flasher and
Michael MeFlat1.len. The formers loas Is shout
slt9: insured for $500 in the Home. Damage to
huils11nc ahont 500. The hrc ts believed 10 have
Teen The work Of an incendary.
on CHERRY STREET,
At 2 O'clock yesterday morning, frame building
on Chen. street. near North aTenue, was entirely
destroyed. It IVES owned BY DR.. C. Y. Dyer, and
occupied BY Mrs. Wehber. Loss aiou. 500
, 1870-04-10

The noTEe cars arr acknowledged to t,e goot
things TN general principles, 1nt when they an
made vehicles for The ca1EJtnS OF r,cktrE ani pes
uientl1l 6htakty-sxtilers, ihcy become IN tntaief
able Eutancc. Conductor No. IS Of car No Is
Blue ltlaad line, has no notions Of the duties OF
street fnllway conductor. On reaching Union
street. Yesterday afternoon, twp drunken men
reeltts tnwarf the car. They would have made
excel ut subjects for the neightsorlnR Police Sta.
uGn, tut we're certainly not 1T for messengers IN
poe!sc eonveyance. The conductor, however, lid
lie sttlred the car, and when he found iGsf liz
would-i'e passengers lacked the requisite eaui-
hhItnm to mount the stene to the platform, he
stats allonR the ladies' who. UNWILLING 10 pub,ntt Ia
cur, - >
, 1870-04-10
Money.

Baldwin, Walker Co make short loans on
oil good securities, without deias, and negotiate
loans on real estate for ater Of yeass for citizens
ana nol-residents, having money 10 loan- See
advertisement on lrst page. Once, s Ous Block
, 1870-04-10

We have lust received, Of our own importation,
a complete assortment Of Black s!lks and PAISLEY
thawls, and on Monday We shan give our custom-
TN great bargains In the above EoodA Also, shslt
exhibit all the novelties In silk and cIntl cIoaks
Ho1cHrfS, PALMER & Co, 91 State street,
, 1870-04-10

Tonight cioses one Of The most favorable mar
set ~ weefs mat dsose1s nave e1Pesienes1 tais
turtd stock in the principal Eastern markets dur
Ing the past week. and the consequent Nlynnee IN
and, with ! fair margin 70 worf.upop, the coupe
uaon among this claaa OF buyers has been spirited
enabling holders Of desls1hle shipping grades
TO realize promptly, and almost lnvaI.ahiE at
remunerat1ye pztcek The Fecetpts ~ will be seen,
have oeen larGe, but the demand from day to day
wss such that at no time vas thete any consider
49, hne a9snm9laen s1l q 9S easn day closing wa
marketed h1s been unusually 1ne, md the
daily average Of prtees has ruled higher than for
any previous Week during the seasoa, a rer1 large
proportion Of the offerings CHANGING hands 1t
prices ranging from sk75 upward. Ofe1ua beeyea1
fully 51a head arrived during the week, for which
ready b1!ers .ers e: found u s7;.Sas:a tansy
but thta was an outside Price. and docs not,
Of courpe, reject the MARKET OF the s,757
bead ,as; Tsee,sed 's a. hssd = xe.e ~ paFaased
to fair steers averaging from $50 TO 800 rs s.. .n
9.s0 for good TO choice, Of fron 1,l3o 70 $50 Is
1900 10 1880 T. The demand on loe7l acouns
continues slaek, but the e1Ppy Of the descriptions
Of stock usual! sought Rfser hy our city hu.ehers
VIZ, good to choice fat eows snd light neshJ
xteesa, has been rather light, and List weet't
prices have been eaNly sustained. Coon, thrifty
atock Eteers have met With N Increased inquiry,
Il ss.sea 10 for III asers9tns @ ss5 e % iosa s =
The supply Is not sufficient tn meet me demand.
New n1ileh cow 4rc IN good request .. aaour pre-
viors F1xca or 1t &31 n0t3la0e for comr4on and at
teA0o9Tn0o for good 10 choice. Veal catre4 azt
tn moderate request 11d IN ample supply n 500
e1eo fcE eoarre thin heasJ calves, and It tksn7
7-ea for fat CAVES AreTAs.ux from 10 TO 200 IN
Is 70 the course Ct the market for the ensuing
week. opinions Etdefy differ Many predict 1
speedy reaction hun The high prices anw prevail
ing. while Others aecm sa1S Sutne that prices Will
be fully sustained Aneh depends upou the ex-
tent md quality Of the supply. TO-DAY there Vas
fair demand for the different grades of ftock.
Ind The feeling VIII rIm.
c1nsEE rK1cH
EIu1 graded steers. .F.s5z2S3
Choice BeeTef-F1nt, f1t, wellfnFned,3
70 ystr old Steery, md averaging
frcm l.2oQ 70 LEO 0AS.,...-..-.--...... t-313ED
Prime Bkeres-G0od, wellfsttet, finely
formed Bteer1, averaging 1,l0o 70 80
ns.....................,.. a9,e1.oo
F1lr GYAdeS-FAtr stetr*, In fair desh,
averaging Loco TO LOO ns......-...--- 6e53k5o
Medium C.1sE-Xedtum EteesJ and good
oow1 for CIT slaughter, averaRtng 100
Stock Ca1lc-cnnut1ou cattle In decent
desh, averaging 500 to 1,a6o Ae.... k's3Aoo
InIeyior-Lght and thin COWS and
dO3S.
The following are The receipts md shipments 1or
the week, and for the corresponding perfod ass
rear;
, 1870-04-10
nEInEET.

PROPOSED ORGANIZATION oF CLUE ..-
4 meeting will he held It Room No fremont
House, on Tuesday evening, March II, II O'clock
eaa11. for the purpose Of rtorganiztng the "Chl-
ca&o Cricket Club" AL lovefa OF the game are re-
questcd to be present
, 1870-04-10
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SCALES
........ RAILROADS.
Arrival and Departure Of Trains,
WINTER ARRANGEMENT

GHlEAGo noHTHWESrERy RAILROAD,
ifetet VI e.. sc.tne.t se.aer Of Clark and Lake4ts
COUNCIL BI.EyFH AND OMAHA LINZ
iKhxr kN- l. y
, 1870-04-10
DANCING SCHOOLS.
STORAGE.
The Montreal warehousing
Company.

. DoARp or pIRErrnRx.
Hush Allan. Esd. F. II. King. E.q-
L c. j. natkt-, ESQ.,. Hoa Henry Sts,us
Thomas Csamp. E.4.
MI Alian. President Mr. Cram7. Vice prrsSlcnI
This Company rrcrret s>os on STORAGE aud .oakr.
Advances the1ron.
Stnrasr ehArkrs or ersn ,ehirAy on Ants,, nneEalf
rrnt far earh the ART term being h.- da%. and
sttees0e terms Ten day.. which include. r,cexink aad
delivering.
Fin tnsuraaee Is cent, per lilo pr north
DAVID 4. r WATT, Maa.s4,
MONTREAL, ,Apr!l l. 1R.p
, 1870-04-10
BIDS WILL Re RECEIVED

for Tic srrorA Of 5oc yassl Of earth oa SoutS saa
1aqu.se b~tweeu the hoas. Of " IA Nd II N u
"a BIGELOW,
As3G:. S3ssd1 HLes&.
, 1870-04-10
New Music
INDIANA.

Root Cady publish "oive the Boy Chance,
y y Lockwood, family scene, uke Ven Have te
, 1870-04-10

DEFcT-CorueF Of Van Burrn md 5he4un1n-sts-
Tieket Onace. IS South Clark-st.
ss~ttai Sew York EIpfcss...s 10 4 n s1osD = n
Pacific E1pTrss fd.1yl........ Is m 9m4m
HlkEt E1pTets..... 90 p .s6 % L
pE1xnH Lid E11xp HAPIps LINE
Day EIp1rsa....-..............'s SIC !. n .6:Npm
Night Ef1tts. geo p e8.S l. U.
, 1870-04-10

We have frequently called the attention OF the
property s-oxners to the fhrt that the tine for The
asmsht o. el taxes On real and personal estate is
.i ~, nta "ins 10 close. A general complaint of
h0thinE for tho present. The general and tpec{aI
ch! STATE, aud county taxes under collection must
In raid nuT, II owners wish to aecnrc themselves
AGAINST the sale of their property and tho conse-
9nent annoy ace and additional cxpensc resulting
thsfr!,nm. The small taxpayer, By waiting to-
warn the last, TOO often forRcts to pay his ta1 1t
Inc last moment, and only finds, when nothing hut
redemption at double The amount pt the original
TAX VIII correct his neglect that his house and h,
have fetn sold for tA1rA Property -ownerH viii
consequently Fec the necessity Of rAyng their STATE
and county taxea without further drlay, 4 wonl
10 the wise ought to bc sufficient once: North
Fest corner OF Lake and IaSa1Ie-tH
, 1870-04-10

Meteorological! record for April ?, 1870, a ne
torh street correspondent to the Smithsonian
Institute The sa tcttess aIe the Initials for the
words '4vees.ng," "Eentle," high" "dH,
, 1870-04-10
COMMERCIAL

SATURDAY EyE1So, April 9.
The following table shows the receipts and
shipments Of produce At this point during the
Fast twent<-fout bours:
, 1870-04-10

Headers Of TIE TRIBUHE viii remember that on
ct about the 18th OF February last the large safe Of
Aessfs Jones Chaplin, located In their ONCE At
the corner Of Wentworth avenue and Sixteenth
street. was fotrtb!y entered By burglars, and. In
drlRnlt Of Mone3-whtch the nr1p was smart
enorgh tn Keep Deposited In city Lauk-ita rnttrr
contents, consisting Of valuable Papers moEtca0ca-
aokt1aetss account books, snd vouchers, carried
AWAY. Ihe borgtsts eE1dent,J thought they had
made 'A5Ke haul, and indeed the loss Of lesara
jones & Chaplin wAs considerable, hut very email
proportion pf ttr plunder Indeed proved valuable
70 the entetpt14ing knights Of the jimmy ard
datk antefn- 4 reasonable reward was offered
" me MN Tor the return Of their properly, ami
the Police strained every nerve to catch the opcr7-
lots, btit all without BuccesR The services VI the
ACtecureE under the lupcftntendeace Ut Mr.. T. H.
NhPpler Hos- Is and S5 fASa1e street. were tluallF
engaged, and taking up the scent ut the flrst ID
dicatou Of . clue they went to work. The result
~aA that last week Messrs. Jones and Chapu were
1nce more placed In possession Of their proref1y,
II seems that the burglars, becoming frightened
made their escape from the ctty, were tracstj
TO Northern Iowa, and theFc .h2sed 20
close that the plunder was dropped and
captured by the detectives, but the funhways
made their escape. The detectives sent lack the
hooks and papers, which tiled good atzed trunk,
and are still close upon the heels OF the busRars
" tn far chance 70 come up to them shortly. II
Is 70 be hoped that they may be secured and made
TO 90 penance for their nefRfious robbery, As It
IL, MeH4ra- Jones Chaplin feel that they arc by
several Thousand dollars richer than thcy were
attef their establishment had been "intery1ewed'
by the Gnfe-bptterR
, 1870-04-10
PROPOSALS


Z QgFA-K pSA4U " lkH9fGG3 34fCR1Hh2EF
............. ELans. Ii. IL Aa:eh il. ls:o.}
SEALED PROPOSALS. VIII b s-crsvcd b. Ii 6 undcs
Ekoed It the otee Of the board in the ety Ct Estr
Kane County. H. Until Il a'espek the ia daJ II
April ne1t or the erection Of thAt pott&o1 OF the Esw
Hospita Building 1t Ksin authorized by An Aes sa
rEahHAh The Northern ooia Ho<rdrA1 nd Asylum for
the 1rszne." approved April, IA 1.ta -..
Prc,tslls take IN Eoss. fer su.uanng Iii
steriA. and doing Al the work inquired ta eoIp5e*s
that paEt Of the building now to d eIecte according
"a the phus md ffehcstiols e1ctrt e hEatinz u1pa
ratus proper. TIE walls Of TIE oaa1s 70 IL of brick
AID stone
P1o;o4aa VII he aiso received for n WORK Including
materials IN the department. iaeiute ttao4
work, tt4ck work. nd ps1s.ertuk
Also, for e1gpen:es work. iaendt1e soonox painting
nd kaEn<. ga fitting md plumbing, snd !un wo,t
An proposals. mast Be accompanied with bond Il
THREE torard dot1As to the STAG Of nlipots with 4
ct1t Eeveuue st.np aE1e Conditioned hat
The perscn or making tha p1oy,ax win p.pupt
en:er into contract for doing te IN cAse The sss
shxn Be swz:aed 70 hin she,z. md no bids VII bz
eppaldszrd *hieh do eoufn1u I, TIC .boye rpaaa,
1neotA-
The paE1 "a whrm tho contract zha Be ax.saed win
Il rqudscd TO dive bond In the su,o Of doulIt ths
s1aoout 10 b to reese fer aald work. BE- appsared "
the boxfd-
1he Trustees Eose,e he tsht to reees .ry or &c pro
sess wh5sh y A the5 eh. deem Incompatible ~ish tie In
Fsurreaa nust be enelesea In \ seaIed envelope, CO.
dsEseA. "P1upos1A far faztAe7o Illinois aoaFitA laA
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II. ". PABELFoRD,
Secretary Board Of Trsslees-
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, 1870-04-10
TIE CITY IN BRIEF,


Tomorrow It noon the FehiAn Congress viii
open In thla city. There wtu be large attend.
snce OF representatives from nearly III the Htstes
Of the Union. md It Is believed thas this needing
will hare an important intlueDce on the future OF
the organization. IT. buMness aud It's sessions
will be secres. OF course It u impossible to say
what subjects will be discussed what men will be
endorsed And sustained, and what frauds viii IN.
rrpndtated and condemned. There Is one thing
certain, that the Illinois delegation will stand no
nonsense; 1ey want no buncons,e: they art urc;i
Of unfuldlled promises, and anJ further attempts
q mutual fecHninauona mill be frowned uIf,a
1ncy afe nf opinion that there Is enough for the
ConSsress 70 do The penal laws recently passed
y @R1a1d, the Bull Issued by the Popc III the III
teFfst of England, AMI the Reft River febuon are
OF the deepest importance, and Will receive the at
tent1on and delibtratlon which such matters de.
mand-
Delegates from California, Iowa, and other States
arrtsed In this city yesterday, and stopping at
The ReEeFc House, wheEt qnAr1eIs have tecn se-
cured for most Of the deieg1teA General O'Nctu
and Senator Gibbons arc expected on Monday.
Senior Gibbons Will probably preside over the
CongTeaA- II IS not known how 0.Sctll Will act.
The n4noth delegation consist Of Aess1s- Prank
AEnew tCha1r1nau>, A. l. Morrison, Thomas fioot,
Richard 0MalleJ, Mortimer Scanlan, Denis
OEpnnor, Captain c, P. Mckay, Colouel ]. F.
cnseruve, Major John OIa1a. md Adtutant J. J.
Crowley.
, 1870-04-10
OHIO.

Escape OF "oFkhoMac Inmates
lDeath OF Bishop Kingsley.
c1Nr1aNAr1, Anil a.-Eght inmates of the City
Wotkhousc escaped this morning, s!x Of whom
were Subsequently rccapturtd
news OF the death Of Bishop kin8aley Ia recetred
hers, where he resided many years, With profound