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, 1870-03-24
THE SALE OF THE RICE LIBRARY
A Good SnIc OF Good Books,

From the Ntts York World, Aaseh q
Tho auction sale OF the library Of AIr. John
A. Nice began yesterday at tho s1lesroom Of
Mes4rH. Bangs, Mcrviu i Co. A glance At tho
catalogue Of this library will show that it con-
tains many valuable bools-many th,t
many that are valuable because they are
rare. Late editions OF books, VIXEN care
fully made ty scholars that are competent to
the work, are alwaya more accurate than older
onea, and hence intrinsica1ly more valuable,
but 60 long a blear-cyed hbliomA1iacs are
willing to pay more for hlsck letter that
they. cannot read than for modern
version that they can rcAd, TIC word rare"
used to qualify book, will bo guarantee
OF its bringing good price. II one could
only otror for sale the book which Asksw hid
bound in human skin, q fabulous price might
be paid for it, John Eliot's fadian Bible sold,
in is57. in this city for saoo; and Why should
trough. yesterday, el4s7 Roger Ascham's
Schoo1masser," printed 1t London in the
year 1h73, md which il really ra1nablo book
aside from ita age, and which Dillin pro
noun1aa .. ru.a ,a~~.:ch ~..h can only pe1iah with
our language" w1a sold for eia. It ie well
known ihat Ascham. who waa Queen Eiza-
he.h.a instructor in the Latin language, bald
languages which were utterly 1t variance with
those which generally obtained xnong tbs
scholars Of his de-: and which lave become
traditional, being etil used The work itself
deserves republication, and dili6ent pa1us.l BY
teachers who drill students In the fofzn Of Inn
suaSe before giving them the language itself,
Who give the the1E 70 those who
complete works in four rolu1uee, published
in 1858, sold for IS. Audnbon's Birds OF
Amcz!ca,' in four volumes, elephant folio;
brought $50 the volume. Dar11ctt's st Die
tionsry Of Americanizms, from which, it is
aaid, Mr.. VsrplAnck took his idea Of tho Amer.
icArisms Of 6hakfpeare; sold for ss.T5.
beaumont and Fetcher'a works in eleven VOL
,smcs; brought s4.a5 tho volume.
The Arabian Nights" in three
elegant bound volumes; sold for
1850. The "Cow Chace'' brought S265.
AEassiz's 'fLako Superior" sold for $3.50;
the workH Of John Adams, in ton volumes, for
:2-G2 the volume; George Bishops stNev
England Judged t1y tho Spirit Of the Lord"
for eco; beautiful Bible, u Salon Ia Tut-
G0tF trodurson aourt{k 4 rtc kss Dtssins de Gus
fnrt Do+e." for e52; Benson's " yindicztion
OF tho CaptoTs Of Major Andre," for 41O0:
W1kins' trznnlstion Of the * Bhsgvat-tieeta,
for s5.25; Ragstcrs reprint Of Coverdals'a
liblc, which las undergone 30 many ro-
mautic troubles, and is constantly referred
10 by tho British commentators Of the
eighteenth century, brought -; Alciphron's
- Epistlea," which is book well worth hAv-
ing, Eold for "a; aud that most beautiful OF
books, when understood ~ ThomAs Taylor
understood it, "Apn1eiue' Golden ASS" sold
for Is. The sale is to be continued till tho
2,G67 books, comprising the library, are sold.
, 1870-03-24

OVID exrenses 10 Chicago for the purpose OF
osmoa11aunx hfa qualifications 70 be rs}ected Of
accepted As the club should elect And NE Iro-
tna:he nastnk arrived IN the city with the intent to
@ unue,&o tne sess, It was arranged That quiet
den Parf, IN order that the applicant might have
n opportunity TO set forth his claims to thc poaE
uon ne aAnlreS to Trem1lne Is 4 base bull
naJes ol considerable experience, beside being N
VI W ct1cHeLet He ha1 played tNo Seasons with tho
Ela*afa Ctuo o. Buffalo, and LAST year pitched Tor
h<sst clubs In the Dominion He staads nbou. sjI
fDct four idehes, u psoporioned to match, aud u
altogether q most formidable looking peTsona1e
Iht club. With TrrnAlne And ANAL party which
Han Deen ADVISED OF what was going on. upon ar
ntinH a. Ogden Park, found that enclosure
aetnRed With water. and In casting about for I
nsldt they hit npon Washington Park, ! sacaut
North Clark street. Here they organized
= game and commenced oper1tiouA But
the ground was damp tho air cold,
and the circumstances generally unfasorab!c
hour when three policemen suddenly appeared
upon the eccnc, with Il view To ordering tho marty
out OF the PARK. where 4 large number OF young
tEcca, newly planted, stood In danger Of fnturJ.
No sooner had Flynn and McAtee caught stzht Of
the blue-coated minions Of the Law than they took
ned them to second base on abort hlt, nnl exc
cnted the longest home ruu on record, never STOP
ping until they reached FoIeys, nca9!y mile DIS
tAnt, Nhcft theJ bre4thlcssy announced that the
feat OF the party were zrTcAted, znd they ike
Joh'a mehseuRcrs, alone escaped to tell the tale.
the Riee 1t the terrific run nf the cx-II2ymsfe,A
Mo conclussn aa to T1em1lnc>1 q quallncatons wAs
reached, And another game F1N be plated this
Afternoon tn Lake Tart.
, 1870-03-24
OBITUARY.
Death Of Captain Thomas L. Bingham, Of the
Tug-Boat McCle1lAn-An Incident
Of Genuine Hercisn.

died, At his residence, No. a3a North Franklin
street, on March q, Captain Thomas L bingham,
at the aGe Of ~ ycasA Captain bingham, who tn
his early life folo~e. the sra WAS one Of the old
est rtFeE men in Chicago. having l,ecn employed in
samc capacity upon lta turtId waters for fourteen
seA1a For the last seven ytara he hza been In tie
employ of Fox i Howard, a Captain ofithe steam
tug Geo r, Mcclellan In this position, his face
was familiar to large number Of our citizens,
who will remember him II thu courteous AMI
genial Captain upon numerous excursions on the
lake ard canal lie may TX said to have died
martyr In the service ct the city, aud his death de-
EerTes moro than passing mention. During one OF
the cpdeNt nights Ia January, 156s, tho
rapidly forming Ice wss cioggtRc the
gates oi the mouth Of the tunnel, md threatened
T. T. cut IN the entire water supply 'ru1n the city
10 prevent ths It E.ec1mc Necessary TO have HE
les removed, ana for this responsible, ami then
competent IS Captain Bingham, who WA a man
OF gTcat utility and cner.y, anil equal to any
emergency requiring Judgment, TAFT and resnlute
artiDn. With characteristic generosity he pro.
cft1lt4! to the Cril mad, unable otherwise 70 dis
lodge the ice, plunged into the water mud removed
II with his OWN hands From the chill and terrible
Fhock incident 10 this noble act, he ncrc! rccny-
eEtd, and mas from that dAte betn an iny4ltd.
Hoping to improve his health he recently nAde a
tnp to the South, but, finding thai he Wis rapidly
growing wcfFc, be huI1iedly returned home few
days ago, In time to die Lie Leaves 4 widow and
I'VE children. His remains will t,e conveyed to
Rochester, y. +, where they will bc Inferred with
Masonic bDnOFA
, 1870-03-24
NDIEt PERSu1AlS.
bRi0G5 HorBL

fkl0G8 HoEBk
Among the arrivals at the Briggs Honse. yester-
day, were the following: T. ", Patuson, Eansaa
CITY: @. IL RoTera, Sycamore, c. n Dunton, OK
foul. Major & A. Runel, U. 8 A.; VIM. O. Smith,
Sandwich 1alauds; Thomas Palmer, Connecticut;
G ) Gibson, Columbus CIT; L o. K Randall, ST.
l'aul; Fred. ~ Steele, Marquette; G. A. England.
kenosha; E v. Eddy, Minneapolis; N. q Krs.
kline, Racine; @. L Arnold, Laporte; ". Weston,
Toronto; G. C. fIixon, LaCnsse.
ST. JAMES HO1KL-
Among the arrivals At the ST James Hotel, yes
tefnay, were the following: George C. Hall, Bos-
ton; G. p. TTmhle, Princeton: ". II. Watson, Au-
rora; c Wilson, Cedar Falls: William +. Williams,
Cedar Fails; James A. GODDARD, Aurora; James E
A Packard, Galcna; George r, Eendail, Grand
Nnptds; M. D. Flint, Fort M8Aison; D. L. Cl4rk,
St Louis; A. r johnson, AltoaA; c. 8, Churchill
xnd e. \. lortl!ng. AAcomb
SHERMAN uoCSk-
Among the Arrivals at the Sherman House, yes
Thaa. G. Pound, Wisconsin: ]. F. DnMey, II. s.
and G. ". Smith, Columbus, Ohio: 4 Stewart,
Hamilton, Canada: Henry II. Scn,i Burlington !;
FrofessofC c. D. Wtlbfs, q. r. Aarsden, Omaha; D.
F. Cameron, " ". Taylor, Gttaxa; Joserh
Mtddiemesa, San Francisco ". F. Stanton,
Cleveland.
IRExoSr noCsK.
Among the arrivals at the fremont House, YES
teHlay, were the following: Judge g. 81 Gopiloe,
Lexington, KY: Benz +. H!nman, Cincinnati; :;
Judge T. Dillon, Dubuque; @. .. Lincoln, M1dI-
Ann: r. E Turner, ST. Joseph, Mo. v. II. ?. Ray
InoRd, Springfield: Thomas T. Davis, Syracuse !:
r r. RoRers, RuIlla9ton, Iowa; " ". Harris,
Detroit; J, =. Talbot, Cfncinnau: X Il Mills, he
VILE; J. n. Isham, Cellar Rapids; James I. STAT
fOttl, New York.
, 1870-03-24
TAI On VESSELS.
4 Source Of Revenue Heretofore Neglected..
Important 70 Weasel Owners
and Others.

The Internal Revenue Department has recently
taken coRnlzahcc OF the fact that our lake marine
has hitherto been comparatively neglected by The
Assessors aud Collcctora, The following are the
provisions Of the law In this regard:
All astau,erz and vtr.es. upon watsEs Of the United
Sate On t,nard at which rasseneers traveller are
rloEiaed with food lodgings shall h. sub<t 10 and
required 70 pay twenty five dolats-tPar. ID Sec -. .et
June 81, 5tSl
E1prvrs carriers and sk<nta shall pay ten doas Ev.
person, htu+ company, engaged In the carrying Or
delivery u money. valuable paps 6r any Articles for
ray. doing express Nrsfurfs, wosc rcript1
tkrrtrou eIcsd the Of one thuuaAnd dollar. per
stum. shall ts rrxard:A ~ an expsrsa eaf1ief3Fat
There are about <0 ves4els IN this city, which are
engnget in the carrying trade during the season OF
navigation: md not more than twenty or thirty
bave paid the tax requiret! In the second section.
Ii Is claimed that all arc aInenahte, and General
Webster n understood to Ike preparing to AEseSB
The amu1nt with an added penalty Of 80 per cent,
on nll who do not Immediately mike tneir returns
cunfof1naLty to the Law.
, 1870-03-24
the CITY IN BRIEF.

WORK On THK LAaA1Ix STKEEf TrHEk, IA nrr-
river M fret ~ ,hs 49, - W Ss.ss " ue
nv o,rhto.. .ss.,-"so A.s ueea Soaap!e'ea,
" e'sateen icet beyond the north deck line From
this point the double xrchway for tearps will be
discontinued and mAr,ra tr,, . .t,n,. 80. ~.
.,,n ~ ~ ~. "uk.e o'o0n pay
morrow nIoh. ,h, c~e,1.t,,n ~ ~. s,..t - 49,, ~
tHe .anns nua ~ ~ ] ssye been completed 80 thai
Noxs Thsm,erx : I~W" .1e ,e Conaac."sa
carainrs fnrtv m..nn. ~ iaifnri nS1
fnnIic fnama nvsr 90 na,s auo y ,. sooGs MI
.u1 Ind n1nnxe, IS xsunm. ,ia y, Gns pSr gay aie
wher1s t;3iino Il rconrsd ~ S,t3 ~ Ine c5
tjon IL rxrr,set arnjn.t .rrieppp p'n =, tsa pne-S
tus ieine closely inspectcf, twice csch dsy. It Il
expected that The north half OF the tunnel viii bc
completed tetorc the lst Of October neIt
,.na;s.s k srn ~ *sss has been collected for the
iiHn. ~ fo,,l,.7 f, th pt.nteIs "ho tnM inef
~ ~ - rcet ~ W,h 49,. taxR R ~ ~ s9.nGl u
fTnc .r,n,,n, w. ,.al. ~, ~, ~ III ~ 1ttn 1HsA
FINN and Mn Grsrnmsn> Tne foljnWing ~ n.r1ies tn
arr the dnnu1r: Me-ssIA Docrett Nassett 4 TJs
500: nar1y / Gushing, 3soIso; Jrvnc L Almlni,
tas; J, salli.an, s4o: V Reason, s.: r L.ttan
perH, SO; 7. Nelson, SIS: ]. Pearson. fis: F.
E1nn1ei, fises: j. Puu}diog' nj: r Jonea I'D 50:
In small sums, <l2l.so. Extra sut,scnntIon 70
Mrs. Flynn, bY Mcssfe Heath i NiI!Kaa. fs4
formerly The pastor of the South Congregational
Church Of this city, Will be IN Chicago On SATURDAY
URY 1n EN- hnYr fr17Fy1 lar
niS srsr1rT.nta a,r H.,nv m.ne nm Iher
cn1nn1etetf Viii ie fnty nnhIIshra 1nT rrnnion ~
fhc t7eniIetnan md h{s rery many rr3rnhs here
IT Is also prphat'le that those who hive 80 often
heard him preach from pulpit OF this city will
h1se an opportunity Of again listening 70 him be-
lofe nc leaves LOT tne EasI
AHorr Two MONTHS At;, four cht1drcn nj Dr i
I. nnn o. hAhatnsE1lle, HI the central part OF
tnls sta!e, dlea lndct eiscumstancca when gave
flse 70 Inc suspicion that they had been poisoned
m.Je n nr,1eSjs ~ ~, ra,ns9,e ~ ,ho -
one OF the Victims and from the result Of this In
sesuRauoh, and circumstances attending the de-
cease Of the children, give 1t as their opinion that
death Hss CAUSED by malignant scarieuna-
4 SEw WORK on AoRXoNIsN, in the nature Of
an ezpoAr, made By ME- Ncttic Smith, who was
one OF the victims Of Mormon practices has lust
made ia appearance, bearing the imprint Of one
s rer fh1,1Inr or,n .na III rnio,htc,ir .tsrsct
~ ~, s;{anftnt ~ h,ra IL ~. se,a T.n xnnr1
foaies nn at n1nscnt c,nraxstn1 The ctv ~ sni.
It .a1s ~ o" pie'eo' e@a' aAs''is fne s1 ''' eu'-
, 1870-03-24
The Novelty Road Wagon.

We have had occasion, recently, 70 mention
with pride the fact that Nj. T, II. brown, Of the
Novelty Carriage WORKS, No - AdAns strees, wss
receiving orders from the East for his nove:y road
wagons tsomestmes cal led the - Loomts The
call for these wagons Is .narycllous acazpcly \
day psAses that Ar. Brown does not recelre an
order for one And the reputation Of his Nnxon
Ia such 1t the Ea&t that he ls constantly In tseipt
Vi orders for other styles Of work The Novelty
Wagon" ia dc1ilned TO have 4 big Tun
, 1870-03-24
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALES,

| 1Il-relluneo..,
AMrnnRT stn1mIn.R I'm, youxG 9:s{;.. Man A.
M nss- -fIt xad. i T. Eff.H Fritz N IL VI, VI
| SrTu1AT10Ns WAxrE,'-Ky a :Yo1,x,; MAs,,x
e "a |. + ssiaF d f'jss i vi,
a TSsnnr I sFom r'e'eat enisoJcrs Adess ii.
.-.. 13ookkrrper~. 81rrk., &c.
CrTuA11ON NASTEI,-. ny 4 Yt,USt; MAN t1.
e st1 oo5 GoJe e;.1sa; q ~ sss L
Eyy.t II Eszsons Tor eavifs Adarr.s cE5fi:.:fB. r.
SMuA.io5, Nv, WAsTK15Sx ) = ;;l; 81 ExrEn,Kx5tt,
l nd iaT: u sss, a s'
SIu1MTi9S 1T wASIED IT o.,lr nY :. ii Y0IS:; MaSwno
sior9 Adtss !. M F II Ei'ft n 1a fFf in
SlTuATI0S WASTt DRY YOUNG AAHKtk1,
:asR:f saf:s q se ~ - SA.: s:s:
aa & sis sf aes 5ss*r"F " ''
~kssPH&s 7ss,.nts. 9I'ss5 fIS73kss 9is:::
cruAT1os wASTEp-As sALEsak1 or
=. IN. II fssg Ss 0t m9a.; 's
etheS espssts. sdsze:s Y: 'sss' 9.1r. .. =.
Grru4T1oS wASrKp-1s A DRUG sz,,rE.
sHs; e. Rs,ta'an X "
T57huce otter. Krferea~r- stvrT IT r9Hlrr.. -
SgAT1oS S[. Toy. WhHSIEpIS - IT,, ,wn1SsA! T., OK
cantsvr thu f*st et rrfrrris,s addfras It, Trnrs
olorTt
tsrrTA ATT1E WASTEnETt,v sr:uerp,pc, .
49,, h In, en ~ sns =. ta y ~ "pn!'s He .l-tn
ecLos arvrral trsnis has a t:.st srA. r.rir.; .1S
Eoo.t ntatiups character. Ha. .;l.uA,6
Bryant Sfrattnus Cetur trs4l si1r, yrr.! fo5t.,
cH Il: s'1s R.naspss sas 1sss' writer A''''' '"
SITuArIoS WASTEn-BY A FDfTSr. MARRIED
y. ~ ~ = s nht ~ err tba "ns@" 1as.' Ensy
h.n. nfsrs - ''''1' 'uNn s".''' -A"oe7 II H. III
oo.E o.A ---------
~; G g - 1.tTK =, h hss.. E pes9 o. y ssa1sr1
nn - - - - s tStt ~ aHtt 81 fr
81 ~ ,h:n ~ - - ~ s. ,h Aes !'f pTHn
G.1H0AfS0S. III pratr,zn+I
--- ------" 80.
Trades .--.....
= inf md ,-rjne af, Ir,r;r,. II 1t,,, ~
, 1870-03-24

We have Kern shown BY the prorEctoE1, Menr~
Garrison i Hal!ock, 1t tho roouas OF Field, King
Co.. window, the kash Of which Is stslaneesl With
on, re.gha, one -aah poisang the other, 40 that
tac sash msy ,e moved u will stnEl1 Or sointly a.
one touch They are easily controlled y amGe ,.
lsiions Tbs hAlance can be attxche1 on ots Or ne"
houss, At ANAL cost, and must become PoPaiai, a,
The millions Of windows Th!co neen ~. ~
, 1870-03-24
AGENTS WANTED,


gents WASTED-s0 DAY 70 MALE ASn
1rI1air aEGn,s tu !nt1s!usc the nt;CKEIE -
+; l::;h eitr. ard shs only i!cESSEn S!u7TT,E MA
nth:sE infrinxemrnts. hnl tb- seller anil s9 ia
tl~ To stc1itsnn md Imprisonment Outfit fn< Al.
atrsa " 4 ffENDkRStaS 4 Gu. Cl-ytian,., D.
AGENTS WAxTED-FOR OUR FATHERS
y llonse; q The GGn Htrn Wn:,t" by Tho f-pnl.r
author nf SteEt S<rnrf III the Rihr. His ,sst ynrks
immense sat' akrs crztain tha onr- All who
have oce wsnt nc s1hcI Ros'tnt.i rsr~r St..! ra-
die. wsHstd In srrf. to"nrhipt att axrnt pay
Df CO. 81 Aoaroe+t. Chieaso, H.
AGEESsTSS GEESsTSS,,E EASTEnaLo E SELL THE LIFE or
ASHLEY. lis MadtIun-st. Room au. Csfe3<e4 III.
CENTS wASTEp-MES AND WOMEN OF
n Al1sty and th sc1 The Liz Of Raymond 8nd
S~w YORK journalism To eood s<rnt. l1rEe r1 and
Et~fRt commission aA7fs Send for tI.r1Ia-8 Ald
srtms eall on EO. y. EOGEfS, Is f41nta.t Block
Chieaxo.
A GESTS WASTKD-NtLEA AND FEMALR SOw
~ Il shr ttnr to tnakr mnH.y Sarrlcs ne; rre'tl.r4
ttse. Addrrsl SOUTHWESTERN MANUFACTuK-
Ian r@r{f.x
, 1870-03-24
HUSINESY CHANCES,

4 GOOD CIGAR STORE, EsrAHLlsHEn SIX
a % ;e.T !. r. ened tosa,on cheap ;-nt "ts q viii
JRcoH 16Hs. III s1. s,asi s:.si.S '''' "'ns'' 'o
4 MEAT aTAl!. IN FRUIT, vE';ETABLEASD
meat 'narer fer tae via! thr+ yeass' -asc- with
.sher ~ nqa ss!aif .t y s. ua
cidtss". III.
iId,;MT AID ~ wKLI5SE!E!TEp sI1 rs EHWk oF
:.; IL: fsd ns aa fas r. az t 6
:ss ss III We fi!fn 'sf Tdaea se,.
4 F1RsTcLASs CIGAR STORE, WITH JEWEL
ttsr ;tt,shfs assss 9s TMS hH,sat. i2T s.Ir g.t
e.. ii Ws.s II G.ds.oa,s,. Room i. ''''NN'
A no TslYESs-A STUCK nF OCERrgs
- and hTnssrs for tAlt inenatns: liA',i tables and
N i' ii u "a ssls T. ass s' IL
NJ. NEAT - ATn e.. yESM4MIE 7; F. 1!5 MAZE MAekEr FOR
4 CHANCE 70 INVEST n THE EXCLUSIVE
,. %ss &, Il sasc ss ~ IT s. tos 81 ;nsr. :
s9i. isf a E ss + ,p.n -! id is::
ssals ss. saos tpa eaea fk fSa.R ssh.. ssi
Ing to leAve th- ctty.
FOE sALKzt5xsKEn = t5;ssI1 = on MoHKS, coExEn
il & T. e: 's g. Eroa r. tit fuains q sa sDa, ,Se nd
snt e rc1p X, dsS.r ;o. j. Il sd;< r nm
,TEe!ns Eork Ihr building. which i sxH !. .oid'y
MEt tnr it, rferent FurTss. haA tkht we'll ailt tns.
aao ~ sfanfs 70 nat tac Eork ear 4s donr TIC
IT. IoxK sHEh f f.. oan aa I IT. res ss.sa. a.
sulTr of The prop1ietof-. FERGUSON BROS. Al iac
,,,, - ~,
t'uR, SALE-OR ENt:HAS'E-A PROFITABLE
TER. i'll Lasa1e-st
For sALEzza CLEAN AND CHOICE srocx OF
truEH+ Thr ts1t r.Fuer IN the tftt. Ch,-sp rrnt.
s:tek and f1surva- stfs.f Pa't r.th. md imrr erd
tvai retAte 4 la-Eain- Atdr,sl I. Tribune c:rr.
oH aAi.fws1sAS = ~, e =; =. t hoRsE ASn
"nSaa nt or ~ Lar fsft fe&i1 En<.Tses IN th-
, 1870-03-24
An Absrond!nE Rnbbi-A Terrible
KQ1l.

QC1Scr, I'LL. Aanh sa-lIymaa Lowenthst for-
rarrfr rabbi Of the Sixth street Jewish Church,
and VITO Eas discharged about two months aimee,
one of hayauR burned the p4rsou4gr, ! house In
which he then ved, for tue purpose Of eetttnS the
Insurance money on hts furn!tuse-hAs suddenly
alxenna<d, leaving EupdrJ bills unpaid. and It Is
said his vito has t1trn [asHe qnanusy nf t1ncy
wosf along W,sa her which belonged 70 other par
t!ra In this city.
the T1emont House, fcl from the top of The fourth
etorJ window. II noon to-day, distance Of my
feet His recovery Is doubtful
, 1870-03-24
HELP wANTED-MALES.

Missetlaneons.
EVAETRDI;31nn Ia BoKEAs, ~ WOhk ~ THE
w Missouri River, Ftrt SEutt Gall hAlioad the
Ksnsas civ nd Ssnts r. Rsirpad wages, GLE ~
day. Board. sa PER week Free IAnspottstIoa fg.x
snrE r-it.r n T. WETfE i CO. Esnsss CITY No
TITAETEpLA MARRIED MAN WHO THORs
w cukhty understands EardensE Asd taxing care Of
hnrHex Apply It ~ south ClAfkAt. VIII trtc8e1hr.
"1TTF0-1N FSRDGETi1S- LIVE NAV WITH
" rood knowkAte Of tho frut bustnr.u spd aequAnt
cd Rnobk1t hc fruit -hippcs1 70 solet ,snh the
retnk ecasen ADDRESS, With ftae1tsces fAulE, III
huhe otfct.
.,-r,-@ IIFn ~, 7F6pv ~ 1nIa rrrv,
w .lto go saaresa lahosefs and fas1s h1as Apply
10 ADLER Il ANGEL. Room |. Nc. ~ Eat RAn-
toEph-st.
MrASTED-EROCERY CLERK. DILI. CLERK.
W drives. porter. freMan, watehusan- an<treer,
hr,te1nnu hosI<x and ceF.chtuau Apply Il 81 Dear
nofn--' room --------.--
Nv ~;rnr ~ Trrs r Mn In M:1 t,er tnoesh m 4
roHI14son. Il preferred l. ". CAi<- over iiS MOD
Fps-eI- ho'1 u.
rETAETEnANAC ACTIFE YOUNG MAN NO BOYS
w 49, n ~ mn + u HR4 DFiEID Ss1rts.
y. H"sfn IL s7Erd's bees. ~ a pt.1f %
J1rASTKp-AT THE SOUTHERN EMIGRATION
A1tn9,3 AEr1aecoaf5 lo0 ta11n haaaa ias ats:s.
pGl. = 70! 1Atn2!a- ~ asrs *1o 70 S1 Pes hnoo@~
lDhHhA d faA ~ LFf-
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Rtevster, Of Rroone 6uee1

We call attention TO the advertisement OF Aea&rA
Brewster Co., the famous ck11Ace- builders. OF
Bruone street, New York. They make the best
CAT1taEeA in thnt city Their barouchth. Aod3aa.
CabFio)eiA, yietnrtas coupea hrough2na, phaetonA
pony carriages, Newmarket and tandem c1rta, AEc
The nc1test gt!1c-
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The GAne Of ChAs4.

CHICAGO yS JACKSON, MICH. 1T TNkaHArn
Ly telegraph, between the Chicago Chess c!ah snd
TIC club at Jackson, Mich. Thr game was nnshct
1t one sttttng and played II easily and rapidly ~
.uuld be done "ures the toant," result attEbusa-
le to the courtesy OF the nfaecrb Of the Western
Union Telegraph Company, who allow Cd the game
u be IlaYcd tn their operating nom. To the chess
student the game Will be found full of interesting
situations, and rnt specimen Of sound play.
, 1870-03-24
a Good Furniture House.

1t Is not unnatural or amiRs to mention with ape
cia pride the constant advance In progress evtnced
by our leading busness houses. We, therefore,
take occasion to notice the largely increasing trade
OF the wcll-known furniture house Of Messra A.
street. Their establishment, Including the shove
numbers, occupies i've stories, with easements: a
depth Of 100 feet, and Is simply Immense. 1t Is
Mllcd 10 Fepietton with stock uf furniture not eI
ceiled BY any On the continent They hare, until
recently, confined themselves strictly to Wholesale
trade, but NOW infer special Inducements TO retail
purchasers, rs they viii retail goods At Ioht,nE
priccA Being on the West Side, whcrn rents are
low, they are enabled to give theIr customers the
dement's Of this In very low pE!ceh
, 1870-03-24

xsus tnpFeby curing dJspepsA In it, various forns
Hnkpiulneea, Rener11 debulsy. depression OF spf-
its slso, the best preventative against fever and
agre. Manr1sesurcd only BY caswell, Hazard
ca, New York. Soid b dsuRg1sea.
Salt RhruEn cured by using juniper
Tzr Soap made BY Csswsu, HasNu L Co, New
York.
, 1870-03-24
BOARD WAITED.

|A1Akp-ASp CSERSIsliEp NooA FOR
4l<srt tE5 w!f Ais. :GsE:s soi Ioolr Hit5 With.
SWIFT i CO, Aasse AID Rt,ca Asrns. S Aadisau-t.
HJoT1 =.
DOARDII D SSfKE TO OBTAIN @14RD FOR nv
Dtt.te1 !adSi n 7r1e family ~
the South sds, wsrc taSrr fey II 10 othtr hn,rj
e.s Loeatinn Aba,h AIchfan svn or Az ~ S,a
tcres aai t..aan. JOE care ofzEFtef No is div x
poARp-A GENTLEMAN lClKRGrAASl vtFg
trtso e arrr ssxts y gso,e family, TeTMs 1n!ss
lion, ClER6TAAS. 1sihzoe of6tE. S'''@ ~na @es"
RoAR1-ASp Rs- LopGLSA By TWO YOUNG YEy
NJ fh1. assass saast Be feasoaabka Al
R2}Ah;IReM R}!I;Ie M a IouSG LADY, II PRTvATE
seit11nee svea. Addrsa F1oR4, Taan: oesce eea' Oh
Bo4aRph,f B4a1e- ,Io TFo SINGLE 0Exn91Ex, II 4
nossE Mnh sesss1. loeatoa. md fs p1-tesass
3}GARhE }s:.1.D ~ \ PRIVATE FA41LT-RY GEN.
h.sd fos lady only. Nsrth or Wrst SiSr q,,n tte1n
IHbEne os1ec- " S|@- @1aN+.H' 1s-A--"''
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wANTED-To EXCHANGE,

LEAsE-A LOT SUITABLE !
! storr, norsh Ut T~+lflh4t. Aad saSt VI Wells
CTLER / CO. I'll D+asfntn-h
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Xokxc, Ill, March IA farmer named Dennis
Dppehue, llFfrS fnuf miles solth of Seneca. L.
sale county. Ecft home Atsout tso weeks ago With
valuable mare which he intcnled to take to CHI
casp and ten and rtturn II oncs. hut no&htn1 has
hem heard from him since he kts houc, 4nd Is
1eAsed there has been fpul play.
, 1870-03-24
WANTEp-FEMAL

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- hsrsIns. ..1 s's, IN. - nrt tr o.ht. tnt.
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SITUATION WANTED BY A SWEDISH GIRL,
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s. ss az S;,t & S.n % beard %
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nl*krt would lkr sewing in family, Can lt saro
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