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FOK RENT.

u,uy STORE ROOM No. 2 MONKUE
street, now occupied by Lewis, Little & Go.
rso the room No. II, occupied by j. q r.
NSrTis as a hardware store. Possession gwen
sUriI 1T. Isfg. Enquire of r,
-,llI ~ !" 49,
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MO HUUBUG.

MO HUUBUG.
~ II IL warranted 70
cure lost or impaired
Taste, Smell or Hsa=-
ing, Watering or Weak
Eyes, offensive breath,
liberated Throat or
Mouth, Pain and Prel-
sure in the Head, and
loss Of Memory when
caused. a. al Of them
freqently are, by the
ravages Of Catarrh. II
Is pleasant and painless
TO use, contains no
strong, poisonous or
caustie drugs, but cures
by its Mid sootAiH9
action.
I win pay sJcO Re-
ward for a case Of Ca
tarTh that / cannot
cure.
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EDUCATIONAL.

ECLECTIC INSTITUTE, !"
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR
ID Young ladies,
Mt. Vernon Place, Baltimore.
Principal-Mrs. LETrTIA TYLER SENPLE, o.
Virginia. -
First Session begins on September 18th.
Second Session begins on February ISL
For Circulars apply TO the Principal
Pupils limited to 40. Jan2S-lm
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CrTY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Feb. o, 1870.
SECOND BRANCH.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, Feb. Q, 1870.
SECOND BRANCH.
The Second Branch of Council met
pursuant to adjournment.
Present--Messrs. Allison, Boring, Cald-
well, Connolly, English, Hook, Hammer,
Laughlin, Maxwell, McAdams, Pollock,
Salisbury, Stanley, J. g. Smith, simp-
son, Sweeney, Scott, Tolivar and Presi-
dent Baird.
The President called the Council to
order.
The reading of the minutes was dis
pensed with.
On motion the resolutions introduced
by J. G. Smith, changing the mode OF
collecting the city revenue, were taken
from the table.
Mr.. Smith not being present, it was
moved that the resolutions lie on the
table. Carried.
A resolution was received from the
First Branch directing the committee on
Ordinances to prepare an ordinance con-
solidating the offices of clerk and cura-
tor of the Second Ward Market, and
appoint ting one collector for assessments
and water rents. A division of the
propositions being ordered, the Second
Branch adopted 80 much of the resolu-
ton as consoliaates the Offices of clerk
and curator of the Second Ward market.
After some debate the second part of
the resolution was adopted.
Mr.. Allison moved to take Mr.
Smiths resolutions from tho table.
Lost.
The report Of the committee on Sala-
lies was received from the First Branch
and their action was concurred in OK
cept as to the salary of Street Commits
sioner, City Sexton, Superintendent of
Water Works and Wharf Master, which
were raised to the same figure as lest
year.
On motoa Mr.. J. G. Smiths rosolu-
tions were taken from the table.
All the propositions were stricken out
except the first, which provides for the
appointment of but one Assessor for
assessments and water rents.
The First Branch having amended the
propositions submitted by the commit
tee on Amendments to the City Charter
and having refused to concur in some of
the amendments made by the Second
Branch, those propositions came up for
consideration. The action of the First
Branch was concurred in.
Mr.. Sweeney offered the following:
RESOLVED, That the Legislature be me
morialized to amend the charter of the
city SO as to restore to Council the
power conferred in section 3lst of the
charter of 1886. Adopted.
This empowers the Council to pro-
vide by ordinance for such officers as
shall be necessary or proper to carry
into effect the capacity or jurisdiction
which is in the city, allow the fees, re-
quire bonds and have power to remove
at pleasure except where the term of
office is not fixed by ordnance
Martin E. Wins, who was appointed
a deputy sergeant for the B. & o. ma.
chine shops, took the oath of office.
On motion that portion of the report
of the committee OR Salaries, fixing the
salary of assessor of real and personal
property and water rents was amended
by fixing it at $500. The report of the
committee as amended was then adopt
ed.
Adjourned.
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FOR SALE By MOST DRUGGISTS EVERY
WHERE.
PRICE OILY 50 Gents.
II your Druggist has not yet got Il on sale,
don's be pat of with some worse than worthless
strong STUFF, ''fumigatOf," or poisonous eanstie
solution which will dire The diSsass % TIE taTlgs
instead Of curing it, but seDd sixty cents 70 ne
and the remedy viii reach yos By return mail
Four packages. post paid, S2oo' one dozen for
s5.n0.
Send two cent stamp for Dr.. Eageis pamph-
let On Catarrh. Address the Pnopxietor
fsh3 BUFFALO. n y.
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JOSEPH B. WALKER,

PrHclpd! Of Business School
For the present, the instruction in English
is divided among the Professors OF Moral Phil.
osophy, Modern Languages and History, with
the aid of an Aass.ant Professor.
The duties VI this chair are discharged by
the Professors of Chemistry and Natural Phil
osophy.
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FOR RENT.

,,,upEE DWELLING HOUSES IN THE
TStrJ Ward. two on Fourth and one on
T'f,b streets. Apply at the office OF
! i'l, s',S'' GEO. W. JEFFERS.
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POLICE CoURT.-But for the presence
of two old timers the Police Court
would have been barren of interest yes
terday.
Tommy Hopkins-always brother of
Polly Hopkins, how dye do-was up
again. 1t has been bat one little week
since the huge form of this gentle galoot
stood before Judge Good to receive the
penalty due for plain drunk. Bdttwo
days since Tommy graduated at Prof.
Prices geological class. And here he is
again. Day before yesterday Tommy
and his partner Johnson, mentioned be-
lew, were, in the language of the poet,
Drunk in n saloon bows
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Washington College
LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA.
FACULTY..
General Il. e. LEE, President

Pref applied Chemistry.
Hoy. j. w. BROCKENBROUGu. LID,
Prot. Lao.
NJ. W. HUMPHREYS, A. NJ,
Asst Pref Latin and creek
ROBES MASSIE, A. NJ,
Asst Prof. Modern Languages.
DUNCAN c. LYLE, A. NJ,
Asst Prof. Mathematics.
CHARLES 4. GRAVES, 4. NJ,
Asst Prot. English.
JOSFPW y. WALKER.
, 1870-08-14

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Ech.' sns I.sphsIa,9: EdwsFft, !: HrHogock. !: j.
ssic5''' A.sses, = Patsts. J. sA1o"e,L
AlSoR GAMES rLafA
lEc :: ~. MeEtetsen 20. niue "cfs de!ea!eu
!, tEc 7. = Weber 20. ninr. c11ner Of Nay
:na Lake street. sss!esnf. ny scote q a3 70 ".
-fhc Acmes dcicafed the faGalx Glub hy
corr "f @ y iol;: .,,, . s, ~
Inc MatGa4', u IHe NeE1u e'ue' ae1eateu
efSl niGs aIs,;s. ot 1eax,, s,rc,, scte.t
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..ahe - Iaf1S.ls ce'easeo lae ue"e1a'-s'A IL"
-tte stetEwaE c!nt'. OF Lyon Acaly ;, ue.
'cftsH tnc SHinwestetn = c:spt OF lat Aeth'osss
'"bh aHGttn . ~ =. -.,
-hserltf WILSON'S hlne deIea'ea heath
s'fr:Etfs Mn, - 70 ~
The Oaklald nlnt defeated Hlne clerks OF the
.:ii -Atrn S's I S:eScys nine as.taiea the Singer
s~lat' Machine !.ne, Il 10 =.
Tie frA.sie Fa;mets defeats! Rand i Nc
k1tse ctcp,
.Enl:T WAyh1, avg. tA-Tne kesionSa hase
sn tlEh. 2. Il 5 c.s!. EarG en:asEs ,ap ,.h h.3-
y: tlt:'al plsjtfs SsLn lr1dttf, f-isteru cluu-
.ftT ~ tnel, nNt salaries. aud talns tAel: cl0a
~ -Qca} It nut m :Ee Nrst. They prctuedl:ate
WESTERN teai IN "etk nr s%'t
t3I2!: .;'E EASE aAf-:. FLA Els.
'tIsss. CnEstr i Wrta' e* e!r.s, ~. lSa sanh
iars street. ArH!;unts t59t taty NIL civ: 70 any
III s:tr .! III White :, Al:'F. AMat,tr t9asaeh
~. -ttAlctlc- Eafue. Ella Or +Att!.e tuh nlaS!nx
VI ::.:Kcst htl.htt " fuL5 IN asc LseailE maeSn
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nn ''ca a. saet. ~ ~ n, n
t,t a'H'c ttuns sse Fe'!"esseea u eon'eF WIN
he "'k"fs. -
,-, ASSnCStEAGS5A
she ae s,oGkilrf, q! III. chs' ~na at".n rt .s.c
tth's: sAhe III &ht ladder, 1lEe c.tlie VII et-
$ EEra 10 the Efhuau. aiIef rGSs nave 'ielei-
n,'' !" esas 1at sscens ata!e w; I Hl'Ac ,
.ot.s!Es u thS ttait, tEe5 *!a! nas sa1,is sGe.
, 1870-08-14

I, n. Es..erc. Tx t!.;rdco Tr15rc.:
TIL fer-lsttE, attacks Of the Chicago Tn"es en-
:. -;eM, ana iss Misrepresentation ot mF ac;.c IL
:ae 1t. 1rs6,,-Gstt1h stIsir, had nc 10 beg lat
vs.' 1l ,cur columns 10 e~Ilafa the matter. h.,
:: lt*t dessfUtccd In pass Over It's chMs1snts
''s4luu: reply, bu', Is my further silence nay b.
s..iscorstzuct q: my friends, deem II proper to
.:a,cs 1aat liz a...L IN which .Ats' g 'tfl1 vas
-..t-:tA was t:sEets st tie nHs:.a Hucsc SIT
s,queutly T. the a;tcss Of Miss Tnomp-
j: where's, tic fac: Is, the a7p:ttaliin
II: shr ws.r-: WAS rsis. Ut this Ma'tesnn House,
er.1s 1tu lstttts4nr. St Il 1.-The, aud tha', otne
at;... II III -sta:rst m als,ntss lHlor iia1eN
.-a..s q cart>ia Eekey. Tre ca:.a:a s..ssi:ss,
:. tc.1 El:sT:e asEes. tie W''ta:'t, aui Ia pr.
i>in'aE,r ct h:s t;cly Le !1.nei.at.sy 3rSeetc*i
a,tss,rd III he early part Of the evening Is c1-
..l.t iI,El lhr eli. GustA1lGe tAaf hcr rrestnce
Ii n,s oite.,ett .4tii, taau The 7::ees. WatA
sn,s Of tic xa:ssas ,s:u.d b5 jus ;see
| cen discovered. was sent fnr-I ennrrae,
| lecause + rs inswn that Was Fottca NAILS
| sr=tr, AID empowered 10 rccrlseha l was en-
sisrly unawslc VI ttc cause OF 1y summons ~ u
l-tolnsed ol :ac s.s.+-c. l fous.d tic ton:t4o.e
.,sa:cir, uAH;t S; Raltng. as was iCtnEtnesi, she
Eas GiaInl ,..t cxa2i:c19 bis warrant, whtca
/ WIS Eeeui4:is .ss':ed, hut l tlted 70 exrtstn 10
] :ra trat ir a:,ie. IL aynd any psssthe aeIas'n-
k'i.t.. u1 tLe pa:. VI the l4'xe aniensc assets.
| ssr. sa:ttl they te. NC awasc OF toe a1vca., y
wtu!1 be advisable: sor hun y tssc sea9
"a he s;a.a a.d Wat uHtl! The DeF.
ss-cute his warrant. Jast!ce B..nsol was sen
asa.s summrl Ell. sue, ;os.3A Miss Thonn,on II
;sa'x, c1hil!:i4 S ;he u.a1ks VI tae d:unsen tln
| 4.slIs Hinges ap... acf arms- II SsfniS sEssa:
esr:e sse.! ms opinion ii Tie h1niA n:aaoe: l.
wl:.rh The !,crr saw 1t to pc7fcrn bis daH
The 7ssnxs atFette that caused MISS t'salnn
I In ftS N1fbSpt1df
, 1870-08-14
E;lsc Bnil Matters In Cl,ic:aco
md Eiscsrl1crc.
!rrf hi.ai=-The Pigeon Shooting
Tournament,
Ba4e Ball,
+c71yEs, CT CHICAGO, I'LL, rs. SALONS, dr GosBsS,

BaAe Ball,
-c71yES, CT CHICAGO, I'LL, rs. SALONS. dF GOSHEN,
IND.
The Active Base Eau Cipb, Ct thta CITY. the
champion Juniors ct the Northwest. tovk au
act.rf ralt in game ct base aaI ca Frtday last,
at Gcshen. Ind. against TIC Saxon Iase nall Club
OF the latter plate, champion iQulors OF Indiana
the game resulting In the defeat Of the sa1ons BY
seore Of Is to Il. The t1ay was clear aud cuui,
anu, as consequence, The k1ne VAS witnessed
by numerous attendance, numbering from so
to ,Uoo, f.Fge proportion Of whom were Of the
fair s=x- Although the crow.l was extremely ita-
raIttal ID AtpiaudlnK their Ep1nc nine. making us
gEtat demonstration over q simple bounL catch
Is tann.ns ~ catch, they showed saelr
,aining thrilling sllcMcc w.f:n good al.J VA
made On Ire part Of the visiting uinc-tn fact.
ttee one dqunle plaI vas made By L. Gillespie
while pitching, " catching 1lueT hat fsnal tie
bat aad l'shsEiia throw 10 lrss, you could have
The same vas a on~-sl,ed affair tro1a the t,z.,
The Act1Ses1ot being con- pellet to Pu: forth their
best enoEts at any time. Their battling w4a
.ases on 81 nrst base bits, white the saxans WeTe
grpCrds bceQ 80 uneven, would nut have scored
double hGntes- Tncis nc!,lin.. however. was bet
ie: than thai Of anJ club the Acuvcs hare as set
encountered ontz1de Of the CRY this yr1s. As re-
CARDS individual play. on the par1 OF the Saxons
Lara, Parker, nnd Raymer, carried nj the tjedinE
lonors, while tue latter, with Warner and 4.
Of The Ae,ives, BIaahocK 4. LEFT, and j. Gillcs-
pe at centre, we're offered the nnst Opportunities
for distinguishing Themselves, all OF which they
ilne1 aad Flsy ssa.d Gs ;he nas
although iabofing under great disadvantage,
owing to tke extreme u1sveaness Of The Eronut,
INT rad n0t the opportunity Of those tasntipusd.
J. Foley led The scotc, aut with J. Gillespie m uic
the erea,est nanhss ot mt base hi:s T.. seven;
, 1870-08-14

ss,6o3 In: !luil and unchanged: saes geo 6u 81
s1-lsh for No eaEls sprn4 c,.xct: $. so3lss lot
Se sa..1g; Tor si:s1 sonS d = 3at
o., amber on!o; SIS; Ter aeE 1satc: TENNESSEE:
Ryc quiet. corn-Reeeipts, AGO bu: Ms-ket
Il sssna: @saa osns-Iecepss. M.ocs b.: maEse1 ncs
sst:sti s. les OF c8ee0 ou ut 80 for Western
cd &C TOR Ohio aal STAG.
Cosl-Tuc.> anced. ......... .-.-
Ton1-oujet;, sales 10000 hs ua~ashed at 3;s
Il Lraa!aSs.oaiet; a Bacaos Ayers ::ana Rio Grade
middle weights, eS13.~.
HAT-sseadJ !. sS43a' fur shipping; s's@:1.ss
Ter retail iotz- - sr,o-
q, hSs hSos arsEa'1Er ioT cuba Aoiassts quiet
PEzHoI1Cx-Quiet At 19c for etate; s:4c for
TERrEs,1xE-Dul, 1t Sc ..-.. .
GErA1.-Nsnufacsured corpeE stra,.1: snsos II
active demand u 1s.*sasa4o tor Baltimore; suS
= es for ss.sS: E sass 81 ios Snel
SAn. Bar ste.ly at s:a.ebasa,3 for EedccI E19-
m II ah American. stte! ancaansei: email sl'cs
SanIssesa; Il s4e e ier'- ier cut, ,.esc TOR
cinch, aud sea9sc for horseshoe.
tsf mssa sssas sss. iar II 20 IT. =
September, 4 I:9.s nset dn.l; *.,es ii 10 s1is
e4ssa usss Beef haHes nominal: saies of s, tea
| new snmmcrcured It s+loo7ssoa. Tieree h-.ef
9RE az $-husSaSAtW !ol ptllne meaS: $1siNta3l.11
for Indla mess Cut meats more act.re; saes -
[ pigs at l9A@Ntc for picked hama Nhi.ll.>,
qulets salea y b1s 1ong clear atl,.c. Lard
| nrnes and griet: sales 160 tcs At 13Ata1dtc for
! steam; l7fa11tc for kette-rendercl; a1so f.aoo
tcs, September ant Octonar, st1sE. Ratfcr s.caly
! 1t sc@2ot for Western. Cheese dnll At 62l4a::
FRElGHTs TO Observation-Disclosures.
LtTEST- ...
BREAnsTET1s-f1our closed quiet and dyn !.,r
low grades Ut exrra, with moderate deunani to
NIL contracts Wheat-Du1f and slightly IN hny ers'
fsypE. RYE nominal Uass xteaIty 1t 6fa6s. for
n.w anh old Ohio, and 5o9:7t for Western
Corn dill End heavy, at aoG91c for new mixed
Western.
PRorlsyoSs-pork quiet; mesa he1i as fsl.a,; !;
buyers at s2o.25. Becf steady, with uOde.ap. de-
mAnd. cut meat5 quiet and unchanged Bacou
Nteaiy, with moderate demand Latai ste4lJ, II
/ 16ssc for prime steam.
! Et.;s-farm a, sekSa.c-
NnlsxEr-HeavJ ;salea el1 BRIG at 27c-
, 1870-08-14
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
For tho Vcrk Ending August II.
SATEED4y Eyksts1, Aux. IL
REEF t.ATrLE
RnteilEa Shrf1.u

R+B&
LIVE sI9tk FREiGuTS-
:, NO important saan:e haa as Jet t9kcn place IN
I've sleek f1ctanfs, though II Is understood that
negotiations are pending between manayrrs Ut
tas E2sstrn rOala, !tslkhg 4, carly and pc11ia-
EtIt i- s. ;.!emsns ~ present $sa.oo poi Cat to
rates, 1Er tsrn trutn St Luis to Chicago Is
fi!.t0 lGE chr. -.....
TIE MAREEr.
There Is M af.attiEr"t in thc demand for fat
eat1sts s1 with no visible Increase In the supply
n:M tohe eGnttnut4 To ptTHAslu tit 1naEkri, ts.Ml
heeves hare Eccn few, ana altogether iuaar1slAts,
70 meet the warSs OF 'e trz4:c, hcnse tina con,pe-
as 81 taas ads IL o N the
caIs. and At y substantial A.ysnee on sae prices
current 'ast week. y heauK pall for xoo.i
No extra cattle Wc1e oiIeied. and in the absence
e transscliuhs II is Nor easy To
Teszsa sns tSt sT nlns sn Is sss nc M
prices patti for e grades commonly described ~
.'chotcc,it II 1aiE u presume that few hundred
s9tfta9.eo. Gc,:ttIa grades. c..lnFacnc Btce1s In
,air fssh, aveIaci,g from 1,ie9 to 1870 ny, have
l,eSn N l,eFai sAI.l'y anil uslerate demand ~
!ur eNI!.Esi1 descriptions, sEeh as cun,e unser
the hcatis of "bAtctcrs' stck" aad "s,ockcrS.~ y
tie market lps been dull :llt able through
ertEttr os lss tIiest. cout4ur 10 Lake. saa place
OF iit>sr, ai't nosi ii the Soulnuu thin uas.vt
~ ~, ss f"sI !s * ss a.. nas. xsef aa
and Cht IGk,c cattle hsSe snl.l we'll,
,iJ ElcherN iitl fr.tic:s 5tluS lihcral put
At t-aei+-43 fr COMMON TO .,41ics luis, which Is
1' ens.nCe vi fEl.t sc iass WeckS p.7reA
Mis-: II. the :r1-eAttu1S haze hGrs t.1:...r Of
.AIG44,e Tatrc al1 ll,cli SOM. 1a9airy tn new
nlch cnns ut afsoHI rEeyius.I r4trs or II sa.ctAA
a u for ch- Elnn furtt, and at x1aHh263. 70
fur Eoud to c"oct. VI a calves an. III sle1Iy fair
tcnsli. nj Sd1~7-.5 for u1tdl to caosGr, .itiI 1t
fl.Ctt:. Co fur Hun, co4FX*, sc4tJ clyes To-day
The hIashGt WAS ai:fitr. tle ht4ai.h bc1nE s.Ealt
ac asus. Ml.n!ly tnAi:.c.:t sul :<1A+s Tia. wants
q Il ely i!Is. TEu IaeuS &c v u: 4; 1rcL The
fUfl0nils rete tiir
ct6>sISi rE:GE-.
th1tlrn Esef Et*S-- I:Ie lat, E.lI-sn1ni.~l
, 3Na-,, II nsl sle.I$, ALI! a.t1arltlL
l.-tH sag 1.sJV. -, y %
pIIHt itrtHse-C0. Il, wtll-.Ais..a,- nnt.S
lE1Eaetl s1cc:s, ;srGsa2snE y u 20 t...:hf ..a
ptuMGs... ....... ..............-..... 80 sS.a9
Fall Gsatlea-ERif stt-rs, III fair nr@a,
Averaging LITE to |. .2.t paH<s!- Ekl<G.1
Nesltuni GlaS-3ssrtium GERS ami uopA
c'w.. fer city Slaughter, averaging SO
,ol,, rouI,.s- Observation-Disclosures. 0o.5asJ
Sick C2t:le-catii,iai4 ca:t.e, tn decent
1-s, aIcragtH 41sl II G5' N'tattit+. As5aa10
lAferr-li.nt lnt tntn ei~- AID sstcfs 3fkh3 III
At tits ttMe last = IL tac fd1t.Z we're The cur
rttit Iates: .--
LhG.cE ltt.It4. *B1o ID
Fair to t7atue 6RtHts f.NhtsG- -
ctt3t-utl to tNet,1u lecveA 4.t%kto.sD
Inferior ...- .....-...-. 4..Ah4 1If
i-tf.S.
Tie fouwlas are The receipts a11 shipments
foF the week, 01:.i tor the corresponding reslol
16t Jr1t: .-..
, 1870-08-14
T5KEG TIE C6ES1e,
II he Euitof Of The CAlrrg, Tribune;

II he Editor Of Ths Calce ., 1tibuns:
In ycur sssu: ct yesterday. the 1sth luss-. L. a
communication si-ned " D, concerning tie nlaa-
uer III which the United STATES census has hcca
takln In this city. II contains charge OF sucl,
Rroes caselessucs4 on the part of some assistant
.asenat, that Marshal Campbell felt bound 10 1a'i
out wto the delinquent was, aud At once proceed
el to TO 80. 1t susus ou: THAT "D" keeps toltd'
Ing house; that when calletl at bis nolse. Va
received In this Why: The servant WHO NIulissel
me, called ont 70 her mistress. wht VA II:
seeond story, that Asan Haate'! - ,'t-.
names OF the family. In reply to ass t3lulfs> IL
from the head OF tue stairs, lufu- ulel .!er "A
was taking the Cuttel Statcs census. III ',A ,
wished to get the n11ne, are, 0cclrN ~, ~. ,;
each PERSON resident IN the holse. o'te 50 u
very unwilling ~ gire the desired satIs3.'lu :,
telling me tha. one ran had :l!eadE h:ea 5;l':..
taking the cens1s, AID ste eou.d sec -
the man who p:ccr.ttrl me nAsi ta.el 49, c c'c>,.
In very different wcy froca That II wai I'll rra-
finally, after a good ,'eaI of llotsl;-, su;'
ceeded in getting fr3n heS the IA ses
uI LetsriI, husl,4l, two daughters, and four st.-
x:n:s, viii ;het' .ssEsS.ivs ases paS.s Of na;!v.
th.Fc were no e'ttr< Esina there These arc :ha
simple facts OF the case, aud 1t sccnS TO nc that
b. uoteet aad been to tecute thoroaGhness In
tle taking Of tfte census. he could have ACCOM-
rlsled It quite ~ easily By Informing she AIEshal
wboee nam. had Icon omitted ct his house ls by
rushing So furtlusiy Into prlut Is nc has doue-
Thar fhts { tbtrsUas resident In my ward have not
been taNep- a.u gtry well awatt, bus an Just
ns certain that II Is not my fault have no doubt
there aie ubrc 1sst su IL c2$es as Rs, and there
are also few rin4.r3 where could unl uu one at
t-Mf, hEd v herr Tie faullrs Wetr uuk OF the city,
II any PERSON who thinks, iro;a my reason, ihlt
fhcy have been omitted IN III. enumeration, HilI
T. LII thesr names 10 m: Al NY house. No. es5 Ell.
Street, or to h. H. Campbell. Esq., Cuttel States
At once will sre that tns ,aa omss:on Is
Assssan, Marshal, 1'wen.tstn War,l
EHsCAGo, ALE. -, 1870.
, 1870-08-14
uNNETti.A IND COMMERCIAL.
HQEETARY,

SiTrEnAr EyE.sI:t, A1s. 49,
Th- beaef tla- tie Europca:l VIZ will os Vi
-l,or; .ls1-siu;. has G.-le 41Ic1 fs;ces fo- S;SA
nrl tsclaelrGs silce this tinlc Inst week.
II i {; t1io. WE f.ui.ds. on I'll, Eeve-Rts Of
.lo french, 1rl il 90 lar As tle,i defeats
LAvf rhc+n tie impaEeitnlitx of the var o.
conquest viii h Napoleon began, tlIev do in
G,caie .::tE termination OF tho var than
!age On th7 strength Of this belief gold de-
cl:ned FROM ELK ~ the close of last week 70
1l5jt on Friday. and ;aero wAe. during the
same TING, decline of about Is cents per
brshel for wheat, and centa per bpahef for
co1u- During the last few days, however,
TIE prospect OF the ...!. French Ire. re-.
e1orcd 10. anticipating pro::ae-
ticn CT the war, aud the tendency OF Prizes
has been toadrancc. Gul has reacted to l1'2s'
AID there has beeu gone improve nent II tue
Le toEnc in mind, however. that ne fi":'sn .si
are the mort military people Ct Earope, as3
ti,a continent. 1sride will no: permit ths
french to make peace under the shatow .:
their psescu. disgrsce. Ard II Is only aHcs
thnr hive had eeEe success, dad San uAE1
TnTe favorable terms, that peace will be pop
/ n17r in France In ths present sisua.ioa.
therefore, peace is more likely to result from
same uuaIified success Of the French ta2n OF
the Ptu.siacs.
The local money market has shown ten
dcncv to work closer during the past wack.
i The loans Of the banks arc couAiderably above
+; The AVERAGE The merchants still report it
difficult to collect in the country, and they arc
! consequently free sppl'cants for bank accom-.
grain here, Which is now believed to be tho
c.se to very considerable extent makes the
.. city merchant borrower becsuse he cannot
collect in the coutty, aud the result Of it al
, 1870-08-14

4AAAVSl uOE5R
Among the arrivals al thts hotel yesteIliay wen
the ioiI"~tnk: L. Il. Fnemap, Eng!aud; Colonel
Irha Dement,, Dixon: James Laddlngton, Mi.
EIewr. isuston: J. G. Gct,sr, Kentucky Central
Railroad Joseph .. Lyman, Stw fork Tribune !;
General J. r. J. Augur, T. $. l.. T1on - 4.
lhe1aE. Sew Tork; G. ". Howell, costngton
IAwa1ti T. rui3Aa,. Hos:An: tam.s L. Lang,
5. kirg. st. Paul: Henry L. Morgan, Madison
Er. JAMES EOIRI.
among the arrivals ut tals hotel. yes;enlay
weEc 1he following: James H. La"ls. Dl7saport; !;
4. l. Cdins1ucE, New Itrk; Samuel II. Mont
;.cmeIs. AItans: T.. l. Koyat Madison; B.nj. n,
luE>Jih, D9Tt4n:tpa; Richard Qsgraye Detroit .
Henry Sa!nncls. O+wtsn. a. 9. Rahspn1- jauel-
VILE; Arthur ufftnet1u. Grand Rapids: John u.
Potter, st Paut: 4. S. Swift, lnlaaapol,s: Ussln
fond du Lac: Geo. l. Thompson, OAnSush.
. EUuGGs HoCSE
Among the arrivals At this totct, ycstetlay, VIZ
s,,m r. tse.tnR; hon T;, J.; Tn9rns aud SS!aAel
o. L. Young. Savannah. Ga-; Samuel ii. rlatt,
SeT i1lE; 1enera! f. Notthry, Phllaielphta; D.
4 Sic sart, Philadelphia: y. F,'x, St. Cu!ter1,es,
Canasis: s. q. I'ei,, Pittsburgh; ! s t;ists:cn,
VIM Rowan New York; Samuel MctIill, clintua,
Iowa: Il. G. Berse, New York; culone! l. II.
Couch. Lincoln: Geo. ". Smith. Wheeling, Va.
Hon. 7. Vim, Boston
SHERMAN NoCSE
AntnR the arrivals At this hotel, yestc1ay, werc
the following: Colonel Win. Smith. Z. s. A.: W.
+ Hall, New Orleans: George c. Wtckwa1e,
Omaha Captain Lyon, II. Fisher. 8. Kothetu1t,
Edward Rowland, l'Iltla'leiptta; Il II. Nrowl,
New York: Charles Morgan, New ioIt; Uz. j. i.
Salmon, Boston. c. l. UartlI. Omaha: j. H. l. -,
vl1siuta; {, ]. Slracur, Charles II. FlerSpI, S.w
nan, G.. l. NJ. Mooses, Galres,ou: .Iam:s y. Ear
uDeT, lstchJpouds