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The CALEDoMAS BALL, given at Crosby's
Opera House last Tuesday evening, vas, as
everybody anticipated it would be, a grand
success. Tie hall vas gracefully festoOned
with the Il b Roy. Cameron. Stuart, McFArlane
and 42d Tarans. The management deserve
the highest credit for the efficient manner in
which their duties were performed, and the sue
cess which crowned their efforts. The occasion
was enc Of the most ENJOY ALle, while everybody
seemed to be of the opinion that it was realI v
THE ball of the season. Several members of
the club appeared in full Highland costume, and
seemed to be the lions Of the evening, 50 far as
the ladies' were cOncer. ed. Dancing was kept
up to 8 ucU eek, Sbeu the company b IKE up,
highly delighted with the entertain Mt, re
GREETING hat Bobby Burns birthday comes but
Once wear
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. 9 9 . . . . 3 . .

TO THE WORKING CLASS we are now prepared
furnish all classes With constant employment ct home
tue ~h We Of the time or for the spare moments. Bull
ness new, light and profitable. Persons Of either sex
easily earn from SOC. 70 e6 per evening, and proper
nonai Dy devoting their whole time 20 the business
boys and girls earn nearly ~ much - men. That all
VINO SEE this notice send their address, and test the
Ousi-e.s re make this unparalleled offer To such as
are not well satisfied will send 81 to pay for the
trouble OF writing Full particulars, . valuable sam
Pie wnach viii do 70 commence work and copy Of
he fe0pes Literary CoaapGROone o. the largest and
best family newspapers pubshed-an sent free by mail
header, you want permanent, profitable work, ad-
dress =. Q. ALLRN 90, AuousTA, MANI.
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CrFY NJ "A TIERS.

LIBBRAL 0FFER.-We will send \ Wilcox /
Bndng the largest number u subscribers from Jan
uAry LIST, 1870 to July lst 1870. This l.
cfer and record will be kept, and the Of the
successful contestant published.
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THE CIGAR MAKERS UNION, Of this city, has
just forwarded $50 to their brethren in CiIcin-
natl, now on a strike, aud have pledged to sus-
taiu them to the bitter end, by future dona-
nations, il need BE-.
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TIE MOULDERs' UNION. At . recent meeting
of the Iron Moulders' Union, Of this city, the
following officers were elected for the ensuing
term:
President-JOhn Fitzgerald
Vice President William Scully.
Recording Secretary-Martin Scully.
Financial Secretary Miles O'Rilley.
Treasurer-John McEvOy.
Warden-J0hn Brown.
Assistant Warden-Andrew johnson.
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PoTATo SALAD.-Boil six potatoes and
six onions until they are soft The pota-
toes must be sliced-not mashed. Mash
the onions fine. and add to the potatoes,
with some pepper, salt, and small piece Of
butter. Then set it over the FIRE again, and
add little vinegar when bot, serve it.
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Authorized Agents for The Advocate.
The following gentlemen are authorized
to act as Agents for TEE ADVOCATE. AnV
moneys paid to them will be duly acknow-
lodged:
PvoLKNAS, Alb.ny,N.
7. D. CAsfLBBURT, Augusta, Ga.
D. A. MULLANs, New Orleans 4 Jack son r. g. Shops,
New orleans, La
DoueALL CAEPBELL, Troy, N. Y.
JoHH R. IsHnAL, Water Valley, Miss
g. TBRowER, Atlanta, Georgia.
U. A. WILSON, Atlanta, Ga.
JOHN 4 WARREN, Columbus. Ga
II. o. SEEEDoH, Caledonia Mo.
JoHS \. PowEEs, Mobile Ala
T. B sBERIDAE, Wilkesbarre. Pa
L. A. OHATELLE Auburn, NY.
Gro. =. DUNLAP, Melville, N. J.
sETH 8. WALKER, PeekskilI n r., and vicinity.
JAMES LEWIS, Folsom, Gal.
GRofT LBIrcE, Sacramento, Cal.
X. 6HERIDAH, Kingston, LuEerne county, Pa.
J. G. SLYvIs, Sunbury, Pa.
E. L. RosEEoHD, New YOrt city.
Il. H. HAYWOOD, state OF Massachusetts,.
JOIN 7. MELLoR, for the State OF New Jersey.
J MAKLY, omaha, NebrAskA.
W. H. Ola K, LOstant, Ill,
j. O. HoREY, Black River Falls Wisconsin.
LEwELLYH W. LLOYD, Omaha, Nebraska.
JoHH &. HABRRVLELD. Wheeling, West Virginia.
W. B. srEBBIHs, Bloomington, Illinois.
RICHARD TzEvEILIcK, for State Of Michigan.
4. h LEONARD, Obsrin, ohio.
WIN. J. JRssUP, New York City.
B. J. MURPHY, Baltimore, Nd.
o. J. SwEEGLEs, Buffalo, N. Y.
Y. p. NJ PES, Rochester, N. Y.
LAwREHoE SnTH, Fort Wayne, Ind.
q. THoREH, Amboy, Ill.
J. MIL SOC, Centraia, ILL.,
WIN. II. FoLEY, Lockport, Ill.
WIN. HARTLEY, Bloomington, Ill.
WIN. RAMsKnL, Elgn, Ill,
NM. B. HAcKEEY. Aurora, ILL.,
DAVID CAsTHRR, Rockford, Ill.
JAMBs DOYLE, Peoria, III.
FKANK HUDSON, Springfield, Ill.
THoMAs DELAHY, Milwaukee, Wis.
goHH TAYLoR, Racine, Wis.
THos. MooRE, WateFtown, Wis,
T. u. RoDoLR, Quincy Ill.
ALEXANDER MASON fondulac VIE
PEfER KARcH, Portage City, wis.
A. II. PoRTER, Beaver Dam, Wis.
JAHEs McKnM, Davenport, Iowa.
J. 9. MOORE, Dubuque, Iowa.
K. B. Barr, Houston, Texas
). H. TURNER, LogAnsport, Ind.
T. H. QUIHBY. Wheeling, w. Virginia
U. w. GIBSON, Norwich, Conn.
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CHICAGO. JAN. %, 1870

e oyE(nDman's Aarotatt
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-01-29
mur RRTCKLAYERS,

~hs following is the Report Of the
,r lu~ Committee Of the Bricklayers'
Mn .nO.l Convention, referred to in our
lsSt' CHICAGO, Jan. IA, 1870
oso.rs and Members Of the Bricklayers'
National Union; a...;rad cou,;.
GrsTErTrS,-we, the Undersigned +, snSn; Commit nit,
zoe on ns;deration the following report on
careful S;.;on of the finances of tie National
I men CO during the year 1869;
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SAMUEL A. STEEL,
JOHN 7. B. SLATER,
Secretaries to Committee.
Received and adopted by sections.
AlSt Of Officers Of the National Union Of
Bricklayers
Ho.OaIT--J0hn o'Keene, No. 14s Richmond street
sro SssS'sID1sTzE ORourks NO. ses Bsdse st.
SI9aaTAHT- Stephen J. Rurrov, No 13l Aisslie AZ
vnlIlamsburg, N Y. T,
rst Milwaukee, wis
xSIhIA-Waiter B. DObsOn, No. Ds7 sth ssSeet Eas
Dayton, Ohio
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COMMISSIONING sGcRETARsws.
MASSACHUSETTS.

No. Il Msmas
reported
ID Jan'y. July
Jn4ens. 1870 1899
SoI !, Francis Leonard, Boz O9l sprinsAeld, 20
7. Geo sMcKenna. Boz $50, Worcester. . report.
" GarvAn, No. As Oak It,, Boston, 1lS
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-02-08

D.,ru OF WILLIAM GRIFrITH.-
~. EIro yDdsn.ua,nt of the ID instant
~. = follovinp particulars Of the
causes which led to the death Of
". III. C. Griffith, formerly Of Virginia
CITY, and which we copy for the infor-
nation Of his many iriends anu ~
q~ualntances IN TINS secIioh; III
Griffith left Mountain Clty, III SoPe
District. where he had been res,us
for about three months, IN e0ihpIi.s
with four others. Tor MurIay ',Ssinsa
eight miles distant, on tue sotn-la.sn.s.o
The storm set IN with area. 90 Ia
and the party were PEI ons COM
OF over hisis III hianret M cover
panioh lem Cu' eoas -. hodlr frozen
both: GrInLn Lep. unanIa 70 move
80 badly tnat nc We r.as. non,
nsIied TO GEEK assistance In order to get
him back to town. The snow was deep
and the storm ragged IightinIiy; Eigat
men started out anu orough. nun HI.o
camp, but II eHeets OF the slorLh
brought ON q severe a,tack VI p4ieu-
monia, which caused MS aeatn IN
spite or everytnlng enas meu ac 70 nra
and KIM a1!enaanse co.iu pre-
vent or stay the dlsease.
srprRmR P,ASo-poRrEs.-In an
o,hor co,,n,, COO the advertisement of
~. p-oordu,n cr,v 4 70 = nianos.
,ossassins hes,des other extra points,
superiority Of tone and durability over
ali others. They have a very elegant
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-02-08
The Necessity Of n Visit Overcome.

Patients residing In any part OF the State,
on their respective cases, and who think proper
to submit q written statement Of such In prefer
encc to holding n personal interview. arc assuIcd
| that their communications will be held most
sacred, md the cure guaranteed.
All letters must DO addressed TO the ccrrc-
| spending physician, thus:
BENZ. +. JoSSELYN, NJ. n,
fBox 135l 6IS Sacramento street,
Between Montgomery ard Kcarny,
dcC-6g.1yis San Francisco, Cal.
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sim Pointer Wanted.

a SIGN PAINTER, AND ALSO A GOOD
"A House Painter, can obtain situations, and
employment guaranteed for the season. at good
wages and steady employment. by applying 70
G. /. BROWN.
Gold Hill, February 9TH, 1870. fsTtf
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SALOON FOR SALE.

A CASH PURCHASER CAN HEAR OF! A
"A good chance togo into the saloon business.
custom, Furniture and bar fixtures complete,
with stock OF Hqnoraiid everything In running
order. Price moderate.
For particulars inquire1t this ONCE:
January nth, 1870. ja1I.tf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-02-08

SCARLET FEvER.-Dr. Kirby, Of Sill
yer City, informs us that there is a
great deal Of scarlet fever In and about
Silver and Dayton, many cases Of a
malignant character terminating IA
tally,
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DIR. SMITHS
Hygeian Home Water Cure,
$50 CALIFORNIA STREET,
OPPOSITE ST. MARY's CATHEDRAL,
SAN FRANCISCO.

THIS IS TIE ONLY REGULAR WATER
i CURE In San Francisco, and by far the most
extensive and complete Hygienic Institute on
the Pacific Coast. And we otier TO Ministers,
Lawyers, Miners, Merchants, Mechanics, Farm
ers, and Ill worthy persons who desire to try
the advantages OF this rational system of med.
icine. the ho.pitallties Of eur Hygicnic Home
and Cure. Young mon who have become dlsp-
idated or lost their health by excessive toll, ex-
posure, or enervat,nS habits contracted through
more Of the e~ncourascments they need, and the
means that viii restore them to health, than
elsewhere IN California. :.
Phrcno-Eyamlnutions and Consultations In
regard to Health, Free, from 10 4. \. to ST.. n.
We have Tho Electro, Russian, Turkish and
Baths for Ladies' and Gentlemen, from 9 to 0,
and on Sundays nom \. N, tol p. n.
Great Bodacuon In Prices.
We now give patients four weeks Hygienlc
Medical Treatment, with Board and Room, for
800 In ordinary cascs). Board, q, per week
nom 30 cents to 81 each: y for SO; 20 for $l6.
We have o separate Medical Department
for Ladies'. which Is attended by q thoroughly
competent woman, while the private residence
of Dr.. Smith, which lie connected with the
OF Ladies desiring Hygienlc treatmont
There is not one female invalid In twonty that
has been suffering from Nervous Debility, or
discaser peculiar to their sex, that cannot be
PERMANENTLY CURED by spending from
four to six weeks at our Home. This statement
we make in confidence, and nom our experience
and observation Of the last twenty years, and
from the many who have been treated at our
Home and elsewhere. We have yet to learn Of
q single regret from husband or wife Of timo or
means they have expended In Hygienic Aedicn-
ton. II the females OF this State could DO made
aWaro of tho lealthul ADVANTAGES OF this Hy-
gicnIc I~nstitute over tho system OF poisonous
drug-taking, we could not accommodate ono In
twenty who would claim our Inequalities.
febi.lm
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D1v1prNns DEcLARED.-A dividend
of Is per share is declared OH the Ken
tuck, payable February 10th ; also one
Of IS on the Hale q Sorcross, payable
at the same time. This Is jolly for
stockholders,
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AT RAsTRBN PRICEs.
do not, however, keep a little handful Of
PspersAnd Magazines to give away, or sell at
cost or less, asa bait TO get customers, and then
more than make It up on other articles at high
figures.
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'Iy!P|E;, MI!IE;J,!ll,L| A. 3 s; s :; az 3: 5 s': ssa'::
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AnR,1AIs AND pkrAaruRKs.
nv WILL. rAnao,ANp co.'s LINE.

0s Arrivals. :
BIZ WELLS. yARsoANn co.'s LINE.
No way-bill rscsivsd. & So
- DopaReareas =
ri WELLS, FARGO AND co.'s LINE.
John o Moore, Jno Smith, 3 Falter, Miss
Fanny Howe, JB Gaguon, Ars Weieh and
child, MraE Monnot. Jno 0illig, George "
Hopkins, Anna Schafer. Mr. Lephan, Miss b
smith. Mr.. Mesdowcrof, Jas Kendall. Mems
Bordas and wife.
BY WOODRUFF AND RSyoR's LINE.
James Barnes, q Land, o Bojat II Kelly,
Jno Chorat, Sam Spsnler, 'wm Misnon.
, 1870-02-05

aid offered By the c1t'zans af an.,a,, nv, II
anse1 wen "a 70 70 chaoke th:lr route, aud mats tas
s,oss,oR n.ea =. 20 nok 6oeGo rss W.t.av ase1t
Wesezu CoupsaJ viii r4n tqer i,nu ,,ur on tns
tA'a.sie, b'oo nts ston auno.o Rod 70 I saors
Sheldon. Tho people A&o7R Inc nro ,rsed lian ,rs
fc1JJ sHrs 10 tner nteres,s, SUD taeys ~ h,r ~
ue doths tost tne p1c1-c: sill sc D It through
number OF our leading ouslnex1 ueo ana nrn ,.r.1
hosdezs neld consultation nt eloe 1t tbe ouics
q Geo. Barton Co. Jes'erdaJ aflernooa,
TWO railroad i1tafra's seeking = Sk3otbern nn,tat
Ard a1other cpont cinn WITH tue Et.t. n1i-nsnt
err Of the t.e IRs-os Central 3 tIlroad. caonos b.
1Da Nms.satpp, Ms4oo.e.a d Nol,awes ssn nroe
lecsa waEe pteacnt. Tne prevAllInx eeo;tm.ns
va, that II Il se:y desirable 10 hs@o rai.fo9d
cont ecuou ri Aasaoke:s, As a: tu3t paint 10
can 1nd, Iot only = short ptacucs9lo OUTS to
Chezan, tn The tniesesr Of company eopp.t,oe
with he nnous Ceotrsft bat ta.s It v1!t al-o ~
OF Chicago, xnd smother outlet to S.. Leuts II
E1s she general conc!ustoN too, s1at tte4e atsso.
taRes could be ooiaiaed viii tae sua.les: &sreo-
d'tufe Of money, Aod thas :he coosIucu,n IN q!
road enst.nR tho in1sresla Of l1u Chscnyo
Northwestern Railroad CoDpoay aud tho Pen mi
voeia Central Railroad Company, n tnls o1e nj,
Be aule DO, would en2be Al 20 Get the epe ii ea+
Esltrcat con tstoo from the city. nor.h weaserlf.
II va atown That the people Of Jaskyon Co1aT
were desirpus 70 GO optEata with lo1que IL thu
rtadlt TO grade and lie tho 1lns the Dquauos
County line, Ii the people Of Dpbulae 70 I'd nee;
mem at that po'ns TasJ eau npla Du auqu4 TO
grade and tie atteep miles al road. wa.c1 would
G17e Dubuque AID lac4s1n Co1uttes IN ,udeoeo.
crtt road, sEed BY, and controlled oy me o-p-
pc; one end Terminating 10 the clEJ uf Daooq ie,
and the other at Lyona OF CnuIsu- 4 ..sFs
amount Of *orF, grading AID calyerucx, has u
teSdJ been donn on tue proposed line Ent uest-
II s. Joogt Hurt pfeadng. aopo1n e,i Z con n,t.ee
Of dSe 10 coofet With ine Mississippi, E.quok-t4
NoEtn1elte1n Company In feIAtlo7 to the CIR.
f5tu2 ous Of thia enterprise, And 10 effect uulsY
oI interest IN that dtfectlou.''
, 1870-02-05
THE LAST OF THE FuRrr-i,as1 sups PERRIN.

10 the Editor af The Chieags Tribune:
io1ep1 10 the letter. OF MeAstf, J. II. Reed aud
4nou a. ]. keIne5. published to to-days TIL
BUM, allow me 70 stAta that have neither tua
Icfsf.e9ht hour ner any otter period OF fer,ueats
non ION tho hr1lo." wrote on the subject
nere'y 10 rcmicd the PARTIES TO let ever, BODY
m'f n1s own hn*iGcas--L {, for dtstters b pso-
duce EnskeJ and for revenue officers "a co!.ct
t1e taxes thereof II tue revenue onlcer., VI he
spn. 9eelo eating, joktngly Aaooled tne toftY.
iortJ. .e'Rnt houIf-neu neg pardau: but snr
G eoot foaditR me rep'Et a. published ,n The
-, Hat W. Keeds Arguments aTe contradtcsorr a,d
Illogical. Fiat he tayz: "Reseo1e o11cerx srr
eN enafsra Nth the execution Of The laws 10 tals
olfect,ou-L :. tue pert9d Of fcFmeu,Attoa.
ont Who framed lEd crac'ed thosc lazs: {racro
a;e none tn tns isstaece-l Noaody but tne peo.
tres In Congress; rid Com utssiouer OF iaternal
Rtsenre VIA appointed to execate,-uafr veii'
on!5 on 70 eaeeats,-.he.e le1e. NOT 70 mate new
1853 Il aod es, ne onJ snp.,insssasa .,
ftRn!stes tbs mode OF tne COLLECTION Of taxes and
dotie.. He u not enpo1ers 10 Goolt.h the taI
nxes on other, This peerng.uvc CongresI has
ieretved for itself. Atd. II Ar. Reed would BE-
us s 10 10 u. 1s1gJ "a 1s se'snue emu ~
GER a,n fetucntieg period II Left entirely with the
!. Mr: Reed. on the osaer hand, say. or .h,uks
fermentation, because 1t THE forty etsht
noos ptTiod> had already bean edoottd
- the ReVtnue Depart uecs tmane = laF o1
Conudt so1er OF InteEoal R.ven9e1. Inea II Touts
oe AZ nf1tpaf1on OF an ASSUMED tlGnt oo the pari
o. the ConmlstianeT; but thts il no: tue clse.
And. suppose It had been custom or = law to
have lotsy eight hour period Of ferments,ions
aud this custom proves 10 b injurious to the
people, then let ihl4 cultom b Ah2jlshed. or the
Law repealed
1uha'c rcsenpe onloets to tell tbs dfstillers
Wh2t lhetf fetmeuttnR petot aaou!d be, would be
Just ~ Ridiculous ~ II tus ot1cer would tell me
pork and peaca to-mofrow. II this mater shauld
be tcttea again be!ora the courss and Mr.. Keed
shouf 10 chottn the representative OF tho govern.
n!euf, then will bet i've cents thas he will be
2fos10ualy defeated, fouHs, IS ever,
CaAs. IT, ZAAEXBA.
CHICAGO, Feb. 4, l6T0.
, 1870-02-05

The KookeFies Near thr Sherman flousc
Partially Destroyed.

1he eld Tooeeries adjacent TO the Sherman
Aonae. on Asndolpa 1trerr, 4b-ut which there has
perm 90 nucn litigation during the past evo or All
,es,-. were partially destroyed BY nrb last even.
Ing. TheF were dsmsged enough to make them
untepAole, a7d II the lessee has any regard for
Chicago he will not hare then ten,ired
ard Teoccupied- The nse broke out ia
M dos teaas s1datsy on e.ss sse az Yn .as aoa,n
have teen buried TO The ground, hsd not IN
s'eamers srnved N twint!laa, and enbdued tne
GATED coudltton Of the arructures wteo n n
atatfd that stream Of water was forced oY =
steamer itom The r1out 1uor through tue root.
pss1 M 4S tntoosh ne plasser, noonug aad shingles
me Errnpd Moor Of NoA 14s, It's and 141 mere
occupied b. William Rludlemsnn u ka!coas apd Z
$40. The secood door o! No. is ens procca.
p3d. 1ast'ce Arnolds ot1ce 1as On tho record
noor Of No l45. losF, tleU, 10 Insurance and the
ots @ "a zoe eo Saaee G5 ha'd o. .as .nfd oor
owns The buildings, AID e,tlnaies tho d.nage
tu.arce on them. uo1 1ha dimes o,isiaats1 Is IS
rot cenrlte15 sooxn. 1'appeals tnAt the Gas
Conpsry had cnt on the gas, bee A7aa tar MI to1
that tome Aerosete had been obtsl5ed t. light up
The r:a-es nish. nnu 1auel Hcrm u
NJ Kssu,ss ,tn Is aessa "s. ia ~ Is :
the Tampa spilled aone OF the oil on tbs n,o!,
h!s o., u !. bal' btca he 'g1lted In some way,
aud then followed the alarm no q Box 9. Ru31l5.
mann nshe complaint At the Ccatral stA-lou
aEatcht Kraus:. charging him wIfh nes'gottl!y
setslt the pltce on rrt- Jastics Sun ueIneld,
who IVES Hretens, raid he did not feel tustt1.d III
oIderlrg kfau.e 70 he arrested, b1kif Kndle-
mAtn would s1ear out u EarIanf he WOULD ca q.
NIT him. Toe warrant was tToFa out aud ktause
= a. keut 10 the Afm0Ty. without hail, TO answer
the charge OF afsoa 81 lhe rllce Court this attsr.
noon.
Al na1t past II O'Clock In the morning IN H.
ctpfent Orc occurred IN the psta Ing of1l,e Of
RroEn / co1oett. on the snfrd tloor OF No. l55
1a1 do!th street Tae dame. originated tr7n
Il. ltctre brler. TEeJ were eX<Ex1lsacI by The
#" LorR John, d" aEd an alarm Wal uubtceassry,
The alarm from Box Sa e, at hall. pat c.ock
In tte AtteIrO con, was fa.Ae,
, 1870-02-05

ytssr. a1ith i nixon and Messra Lyon i
IIesis, the wrll.knowu mnstc az slers, have re-
ncreo fton the corner o. Warrington and CLARK
st1ects, 10 larger cs:anlIshneuf At the c7rusr Of
Wabash arenue and Washington street. THIS 10
probably the ne est music store In the West II no.
IN the eLtlre country. DrAke'a Block in which tie
slole Ia located. II perhaps the most elegantly
ior tue nus.cal Trade ot the North vest
TneIe are other ssu1es oevoted to the buEinetB
OF smith i Nixon and LION aeAly. The cor-
rer, No a6, IA lne retail department, and has been
nt'td M etrec1ally for tnat p7rpcae. The ap-
roln'meLts IRE elegant n evetJ rrsrett, A1d no
thi1 z haa BEEN left uIocne 10 crafty the most
tAeudt III taste. OAK and Glack walnut enter into
the conptsitlen OF tue hsnd#one counters and
y aItut g. d ornce.
Through an t1cned door way, furnished Win 4
ElAta door. the sihltor enters the plano roam,
where tic 1atEans Ste!oxay p,arot are Kept Ia
large r1mteEs. Ntsarh. Smtta .S Sixoa control
| The ptaro bukfnc:a- Thes ate the sole ag-ua Tor
the piano IN The trlred States. Tnct hAve also 4
cit tial dta eEs IL tho Wet U5 lns p1aL0 3u
II the ora IN To 7t1. ~hctc all Kinda ot ue.odeous
aid orranA ste for sAle. In connectloR win tnia
| department Is . "te2d ronc." where, s!0G to
| itt peculiar chus'Inc iou, t.r. lcAss dsartatKc.
q cGL or deiec; IN aaJ iLA:rlM. nj cAu oe =: ouce
dtitc!td BY re tratLtd ear. These ioona arc
! Neh Is a1c 1"o.
| Beneath thee stc1ee Is the wholesale d.paf1.
| Ell T. NhLIe Al kttdS Of mE-cAf instruments
| stIrR a. d h!7ss, NE roli to 1%A eEh- he roou
| u arranged to u 4: thts trade. Ia The hlscIen,
| IL also The elevator, boer rolms, steam en-,
| s1-r. &c
| In thu sp'e1tft Establishment are combine %
! four treclal.les iauatl AZ asd tmp tttn' 10 thu
| u us,sAl world Tnc1 arc eteus{Es p:aun-
HErdc.ts ana, thtaLE>S pu 1ltc4tlo"a, aud ID
Office Of the kuieal fadsI<hdtnt. rae eat,Ft
succeaA AID n1n4pertv wnlea ato t1c d le Ie Fast
| q eosfgJ n d c1tetprasf.
, 1870-02-05

Ie gIa1eL Any oae doubling this sta.sr,ot c,n
toss sne .ss 10 fto5t q sss esst ing Or IL
80. Sae nocae ARfchtpR the water fnrc,nc Il.
r., oe1*eeh ne wEoaao o:1a ss 7eaIe,rs ne
1ee ltnes' att cl- tetttted - Iatss nv -
= s"'Es n 10 toe Steatasou pasrmsps ar ts,tntnm.
n.t. ~ ,GeaF ance ~ltd Inc .pec dea.io.s ~ IN.
.nlc1 ctot1a!on ts irua,rud In m. es,
tos~s'e 9! ". hsuca and Pro.-ssof Blaary.
a E1s. seems o ltatnuate ia fIs c,o,a.
Hons frou tne sta'eGelts OF Dr, K{uch .nda Pro
teascr Bsnot. that shole sta.eme IL co,1f At I'm
nc oees 10 the IsM<s' Att,cte, which I dnny
tets. 10y soon'toA-
1ne nsls point which the gentleman rn,k., a,
sMteo u Ctuzent" RIt1cle. III tae ralus or eoai
tt ~ virtue Of ~ eootsIluR casoolrc or pnenic
aoot) 10 fre1etvA:tsa Atd sanitary py1 Il o.
v'es. Hetcc It fof!oxs thlt any nayeDen.
ade OF blocks s1turatt1 W1ta dcad or
~ = 11vso'e n,,o,t ~, on; Nncn cohtains larssl
opo,s Ga Of Satoo4c or nheulc se:d tato coz
sh,, Noo!d thea hAro Rseater preAervxuTs Sau
qEattkles tnao pavement tusao Of hlnrfs
merely coated With co1l t1f-
. Clt'xen" ha1 ent1se'y avoided ol.e,,z,rx
ste dursb'lltr Of The Woodet p2veucpts Al trc1
PAVE oeen laid IN Chicago, but cQprnc. h,s .,,.r.
,on eole!J to the fichaAon p2yena3t Tnr
lta,sHen. of Mr.. Reuben Cloyeland, aud Of I'M
1lottaslun4l gentlemen above. mention ed reraro.
~ toe durability Of wooden ptveuent do mi
'pplf 10 toost recently laid ID Chicago,
CHICAGO Feb I 1s7h 4DA" FALfoSs