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Serial jlotitfs.
DR. BIGELOW,
a physician of high standing fob
Sptcitl and Private Diseases
Crtdute of sereral College?,
179 SOUTH CLASH ST.,
CHICA-G O. XXjTu,
SB. BIGELOW U an educated Piyilclin, bis the
titcbest tcitlmoniala tar ability and success tna his
patients, and a’xo Iron: ctber physic: aa* in Chicago,
without going to the other end of the world to try
and find somebody, that nobody fcnews anything
about, to endorse t| * m - Thousands of inflow win
Sear wining tatlmony to there tacts, and we aay cor
dially, to an wbo seed assistance in this department
of medical science, that if they would avoid bring
tampered wltb and injured by ignorant irstendrn,
buldu being compelled to pay unnecessarily large
fees for worthless medical adi Ice.let them avail then
•elves of the tklll of a gentleman every way compa
tent tc aeenre a speedy and effective euro.
Doctor Blcrelow
Tithe only PhyiicUaas a Specialist now in tbe city
that can be entirety relied upoo. eo to xmt. and not
ftsfler razaes to remain in yonr system, disfiguring
year face and body, besides destroying you bappl*
mess and futon prospects in lift- He has male per*
*3cal diseases and nervous debility bis study tor the
last twenty yean, and is therefore the penan whom
all afflicted should consult. Ho one ever betrdefa
pattern of bis not cured since be baa been In
the city. His reputation has vouchers in all the city
papas, bis patients and tbe medical profession both
hereto* ahxoed. as b^ c r tbs most sailed specialist
Here auda thorough msstcrefbispiolasilon. If all
others fall, don’t dtspalr; give bin a call, it is only
a common occurrence wltb him to core such cam.
Sis room* arc separate f:r ladles and gentlemen, and
the xncst complete in the city- Consultations free
and confidential. Office So. 17# South dart street,
comm of jtonroe, half a block from tbe Post Office.
Post Office Bo* 131, Chicago. Hh Office hours from
ft A. U. to B F. M.
Bend for bis •‘euldetoEesltV published meuth
ly, free of chance.
Xotnro m«w pantiooLaa None*.—Doctor
Jilgclow dovotes much of bis time to tbetreaunestof
those cues caused oy a secret tacit wnlch ruins bath
body and mind, tbe unfortunate individual
tor tithe besmeas or society. Tbetadeffeetoftheee
early habits, or tbe excess of riper yoais, istoweaten
nnd debilitate tbe cccstltutlea, destroy the physical
and mental powers, diminish and enfeeble the natural
yhniiwpa, andezbautt tbe vital energies or manhood;
the picasurt* of me a» marred, tbe object of marriage
frustrated, andecstcnceitself rendered aterm ofee*
ccsblug misery and regret, ftucb petscss, especially
those contemplating mazzlagc. shoald lom no time in
Tuaklcg immediate application, ai Dr. by his new
treatment. Is enabled to insure a epeudy and perma*
peutcuzu.
Tbe following are some cf tbe msny E'V.tortal
acilcai Sirin in favor of the Do;u>r, by tha Edliois
of Chicago Dally and Weekly papers:
An> fob tee Afflicted.—Wbtt lengue can ten,
wba* pea ponrsy tbe mile: Its inhered by iboseua*
yoitutate wbo, in tome unguarded moment, have
placed themselves la tbe way of t-raptatlon which
th-y were unable to mUt, and have fallen an easy
j.rry to the t :mptoT Tbs bodily eagclsh is small
compared with tbe merited agony arising from the
U cad cf espeaure, and the lou of goed n»ms
fcpocg Uoic whose opinion Is valued acr s than Ilfs
j «eu. afiaid to take atepa to at once remove the
rtliefMlfVt discovery should ease?, that which w*s
st first bst triSins toon becomes intense, sprcaalug
raplcly, and incoculaUtg the whole sys’em with a
deadl: v.inr. It Uf» tie saief of ibis cltss that Dr.
2J;seicw-Fo. 179 CUrk atrect-ls apoc'ai’y Ce
rol’.rg his enercict. Be alms not to deal wltb
thou children of vice wheae evocation It Is to
I lay tbe tempter, and who have fallen into the pit
cjiey have digged tor otbira. Those who have occa
gaiicb from She upimtl path of rectitude meetw.th
ii s osrnut sympathy, and far their relaf all tbe re*
ftonreea of the medical att are celled Into xecnUlLon.
Treated w Ith that Underacts and del eaey which their
heightened delicacy to much demands, and which,
by the moral action thus imp’red, forms so essantlal
am aid to their physical recovery. None need fear but
that att a hands they will receive all tboauenaon
in paired in their ease, or that they «U fall to be tret
ted on tbe best improved methods dereloped by mod,
ern wlarch tetethe phyeiolog cil struclcre of the
4 7onlUlorge£s«acd tbnirsympatbe Jo connection wlta
the ether P'lrUosa of the animal economy and with
The articlu o! the materia medics, the immense and
festneasiy vatteo resources of which are, in his hands,
An open book.
AfcEsaiva Wast BcrPi^ED.—a lirge class ofus*
fart .nates arc to bo feued la cm large city who
Lava bum made tbs v.ctlms of designing men and
women, and having once >i*ay.d &am the pets cf
virtue, have contracted dueasca cf a painful nature,
sor the cute of which they am arrsld to consult their
family physician, and thus tuffs; on for months or
perbtpi ycua. tls disease cobrtantly increulng in
Tl.'uleccc till tbe grass-topper bcc :m<s a burden, and
-death is prayed lor sa the orly m-vci of relief If
»u;h pe*i:ai do mnstiTcp anfficlmtc:ursg*tovi!lt
arras one for thesakeof ccs-u'tstlou. theya»uilly
fall Into the has da of advertising
seised of n-ore assnrancatbsn lesnlag, an* marked
for then rapacity rstotr Ibanthilr honesty, lathe
bands cf these harpba the poor visum Is drugged to
e’esth, end wbat with the effects cf tbe «o*ca*led mall*
cine, ardthe inevitablo presress of tbedise&ee, tbe
last feint ray oi hope departs, teasouis unseated, tbe
bofy Is a mc:e wreck, and the suffsrer finds hlo el
•mpoverirhi-d in psektt, mined in body and mlud,
and sinks to the grave amidst the cecpest horrors t*a ;
xran can ccntelve- ♦
it is to ttu c’.tu t&at D.% Bigel:w. 179 3ork *«et,
ctlculaUd to be of special service. Convinced la
early lift that a wider field of real ostfmness to suffer
las fcnrranliy »u hire opened, than that fjacdlo
nay other dcmtln of the kernel profwslons.hero
xUved to dtvoic hia lire to thetuhof alienating the
•errows of thla hitherto helpless clsas. Laying a
tuUd tubitrstum of Keaeral crdlcal knowlsdge, by a
tbcrcngb cruise of study Inthebrstmedlcaloolefro*
on ?>.<• coi.Unent,ha then voluntarily sndtrtoak years
•iflab;r,unpro;ucUvelnapecnilaryaeiae,f,,Tth9»
w«t pnrpoao of bullolr g ni*, tram aetnal obse;va.lcn
and personal study mderlhe but apeela'lita of thi
world, an intimate anathtronghkaowUdgeotprlvsie
and chronic diseas-.s, in all their mnltltudlncci man -
rotations, a.d the ability to c.pe with thrm triumph
tally In a l stsge', phases and decrees of vlra-
Bowwoh be succeeded In this endeavor hit
.practice In Chicago will but teX 1) - ring the bst lit
tle mori than two yean that Sr. Slselov has been
anonym,ho has Rained hosts of frfmda aid cored
ttonsacdk of patltfa. Bis practice Is dally lacreas
txg, and Uo»s who have ones experienced his skill.
Tah not to tpeok of It to ihelr tin.ctad Minis. It is
pleasant to be able to record the presence of a man
inthls commcnltywho urolSable.thhUahaadiafD.
Hi* advert here aapplled a want lone fsR and often
oeplored. While ethers have vhltjd the city, and*
aitcr a kw sh&ri weeks of puffing, have left fjr parts
unknown, Sr. Bigelow, at his office, corner of Mon
joe and Clark streets, has witnessed an iterease of
Easiness ea.h month since his anlrah—CAicopo
'fitnet.
Dr.Elgclowbß* the largest medical practice In
Uili city; he gives so much aatliiactlan, ibat his ps
vlests recommend all their friends to him for treat
ment. He U.wlrbcot doubt, the i»e*t cuallfled medi
cal mas in the city, of those treating special disease,
snd.havlcgatsdled them tboroogh'.y, rrctlrlng In
rtrnctlont itom the ablest and beat preceptors, ap
propriated and verified the knowledge Uoi gained
ity an extensive practice, we are justified In auertlnz
kls cnpcrloilty. Be guarantees a erne la all cases ol
which he undertakes the treatment, and leaves n>
taint or potion in the ayitezn to give trouble In after
gears. Those who wish to be treated confidentially
okillfolly, succeufolly and politely, tboa'.d srp'y at
once to Ur. Bigelow, at his rooms, No. 179 South
Clark strict, corner ot Monroe.— Chicago Sorting
Journal, Oct 16,13C3.
Dr. C. Bigelow, Specialist. Office,K«.l79 South
Clark street, comer ot Monroe.
To day we call the attention of tbepnblleto Br.
jHgelow, new permanently located la this city, who,
yor the past tan years, baa, with unprecedented sue*
treaUd ah diseases of the IgeniuCorgant, sypbl
lli, oicheltu, and every eptclta of dUeue entailed
cn men, either hereditary, by alilatinne. or threurh
carcletsnesa.. He baa trailed mere chfflsnU eases
than any other ipeclalUttnthl* city.
He is a rexnlarly educated pijfficUa, and has made
Titrate clicases theatodyof allfetime.
BDo to; expose yotuaelf to impoMtlccfromoih
cr*. tut call and aeehlm. He will tail you the nature
of your direasc, andhowaoon he can effect a cure.
:do cot hesitate to call. A Menffy. confldinTal
chat will cost yon nothing, and may save jou a U2e
of anffoiog.
Remember the number 179 Be nth d trk street, cor
jierUcnroe. toe advuitlsementln another column.
.Fes!, Drr.KIA.
DR. Biazxow,
Confidential Physician,
CFormcrly otBU Loulao caabe coaaaittd at tl» ooce.
IVo. 179 Sooth CUrli-ct*, Corner of Monroe.
Chicago, lil.j (P. 0. Box 151.)
CALF A. CQU&SB F£OU Tfig POST OFFICZ.
*ll Cbro&lc CoapUtats tad Dtsewai of 6 F/lTttt
*&d IWleat* Bainra. in tool* kwm, which ha
tmu vlib onoaraiietaincoaß. Boom
PrlTate. utfiMbout trom Ba.m.
toSp.m,
mp
j&ptclat jlottwff.
Dr. Webrtcr,
164 Boutt dark street, between luaiaooaaaMaa*
roe. Office boon m>»B A.M.U>BF.M. Specialist
tn tbeoeatmeot of aii private <Um*mb la «U ttdr Ta
iled sad complicated lone*- For the put iwtaty
rean Or. T7.au made the treatment of private dis
eases hli baileea and study, which baa enabled him
topc&ct remedies which are spoodj and pennaasat,
esd la all cuqb cache used without blodraace to basl
him or eipoame to trleada. Fartlcaiarattcitlca sires
to aS old staadine cues, sacb at were formerly con-
Udered iscnrable. BypWll*, la all lorma; Gonorrhea,
Sitot, Stricture; also the effect* of *oHUry hablt,both
ndnonß to bofiy tea mind, and produces tome of the
fonowlSK efftctarplxßidfl* on the ftce,b:diiy weak
cut, cosstlpatlOL, areiios for aafi ttseastacu la fe
male society timmaaUcnse, dread of future events, and
Caallr a complete prorttattoa of the vital power, lots
of memory, tingles la the eats, Impoteacy—can be
folly rmtored to health. Dr. W. is the pa-lUhar of a
new medical work which ahoald be la the hands of an
those eontemplatlns mairtice. Bent to an on receipt
of ten cents to prepay poctage. rieaae call i a Meodiy
chat win cost yon aothlsc.
Dr.' Webster refers the pmblle to the loUowlcc Physi
cians: Dr. Detlor,Milwaukee, WU.; Dr.Feabooyatd
Dr. Kermott, Detroit, Mich.; Dr. Price. Qraafi Bsplds.
Mich.; Dr. Bowen and Dr. Harrison, St. icnii, no. i
Dr. Gaines, Dr. J. Briley. Dr. James Thorn, calcaso,
111.; Dr. Eeaaanhatt,Toledo, Ohio; Dr.Drrl*, Cin
cinnati, Ohio;Dr.Beatty.at.faahM |£a DMeWK
»• Porlfr. Enrich ibr Biwod "£f£«ss
Ibt Complexion, use flcbnsold’i in
fluid Extract dsmparHla. Cc
.treagttt one gallon oi the gircp or Pcccvuon.
Wonted
All wfc o are In trouble. i = B» “fudtaon
fnl in Hie, to visit DB
tweet. If they wish to
harry. h« tein tte cast. p.csest and ware.
jygfeaa It
»- Franklin Brook*,
one so «*V c, p
alt A*rlTate PUea*ea Ircl*
sSSHasr £s&hs£Sssssj£
«X«* cߣ
r«y rtiy upon balngcasUy and speedily
and difficult cues, inch übavo r x’stcd
f rrci a are compl?t~y and ponnaaentiy cored la a
Jhort ÜBf.wrTBOUT Msfcnv, regard to alet,orhar
or crof'icre mrrua -triced with any Private Dlv
M*e»! in calling ea-ly alter contracting them W1 &e
cuiodinatboritr Umo than by any other Physician
in ’bebrown world. . . .
* Dr. B I»preeminently aucctasful inthstreatment
of the above most d;CUult and perplcslns rf all Dls
i-a>u * be has glv- & p»r ‘cnlar attention io ;hua for
icariT rtart and «> tbo-oogbly baa lie become sc
,iu*lnted with tbrlr Pathology and trrata rat.that ha
wnl warrant a rrofzcr core, under a rorulurelf
r onlred; in fact, ho will, tn the care opbw roa
piaisu, acknowledge no superior In this count: y or
'hISjWTOOTDS HIB own MEDICISE3 tom ISO
troe source of hiatih and at-eiath. the v*jr-«*u,a
Blnsdcm. C.na Uien zllyouwbo are hflhcl;d, to
b b office, wi ere yoo w.r, in a abort time, be rude to
itj-.lce la p*rtoct health. #l _ ,
A Private Consa.tuue Ki-Offi adjoins the Office,
there IbeTcc'or wtl! alw«* be In at end wee dorlar
office boars. Those nainlne at a d'-1 -are may call in
piston, or address him m iwrtwt cosCde'uce. __
Office b. tut fxOifVOU A. lL,l«oCa.H,iUjd.^f
ta tbe evening. Jyf> SC*-.
Bclntbold’a Extract a! S*araui-ailHa
HeactesMirtTeroTi,tef the blood, lunula tlw weer c(
aealth ieto the syncs, and purges out the ouaers
•tat make duetse.
Private Mattcrw.
Tttheor.?or!nt»'e. Df CLAIIKE *l7 C.a*b street,
bo. 4 barmen Block. 1s a man o. lew *orca.baictv»*
patients of both sexes, srompt; rellabiaaad .toroc-h
treatment. of Quackery Or ta. cy
cct a ait Dr. CUxke, whose great suca f»d«» -nd« upon
nvn « education and experience Goto him atoaie
udbecrrec. BedotancCwantyouriucuTU&less
hed<-*ayou gooc.
Send fiifcrbcxcf blaccicbntel hemalePHU
9--re cure. „ ,
gw - tend tro stamps for ” Private Letter on Saa.-
aaiWesknwa*’
XT eer.d t«o stamps for “Pilvats Letter to Mar
ried Ladl* a "
I?«~ nro a’arcpi for “Description of French
Prtkirie I’rcventlf ”
CST Bend two stamee for “D««rlpt!on of the D.-’s
Sometblf cto Wear tnc ttop Hlghtly Emissions 1
Addruß Dr.CiAHES.yo 4 Lataon Block Cbl*
ctgo. Jl.i.VUIt
Dr. Acton,
n? Clark street, oppraitu tba Court House, ta?pee •
-nilT informs tbe pubbe be cct*# the Ui*»i e
f rm of p lvate du.*a*e. with at as'a-ile
Those whobavebeenbadly tn*tfdl oj bare ciifcase
lurains In the tyttem. can Par? m tdiciie on applies*
nontocffiD*,oTe*c? to any cf the couorry free
Inm cheer* a ion. with goueral alrecno'it. in -•h as eu
i c*n ccinnteiiend and put In prartlcew.lhoa. cx? j
> *nr*. The Doctor never make*a i<jccu4 charge t-r
1 one disease. Hie terms *rerraai>ca?lr »rd t« Im
»rtnlrng««-ngt. in Chicago t) haw established tie
tbafctcrof tuc bat prailltuner in ih:> rrscch « I
merieine- Femtlr puis ansraatiedtocreoi what they
wer.tedrd f.r,aj.dl:.fora.atlor given on atydellr-te
•ut'ect bv ae&dioi: two sumps, dnetted P- atonies
Hex 7458, Chicago- Jn».S*l
A Clear, Ftaec-tb Shin «ud he&utifol Com.
«lexloa toliow ifca use oi H*inhoid’,*!oi:cestrat*-fi
Fluid Extract Suraparllla. It rmoTei h:ack t;ots,
a-«piei, tad thetlda.
Perry’* Woih and Frcclzlc Lo«
lion.
Cb’oanoa. or Mothpatch. (also called Llv“r«prt.)
andlrfsUgo.or FrrrXlea. ere often vey annoy nr,
particularly tc ladlts of llxht complexion. Ur .l:
dlscolorad sp'-U show more plainly oa tbefsceo. a
blonde then of a brunette: lint trey grfailr mar .he
o**uty of ether: ant any pr-paraMont?*-will cB ct
ually remove them tra«ml injuring tht u-xiurs nr
•olor cfttetliti * cerul-ly a dfc»iaer*inai. DU B.
C. Pn »r. who baa made dlaeasea of toe rkis a
aptciabty. ha* dUcovend a remedy for these disc 1*
orations, wnlch is a* once prompt, icfai.ioie. and
Cblcaro byTbr*.Wb!tf.eM A Co., DtUs
A Sharp, Sack A Haycor and Smlib ADwio.
fTjLLBS, FINCH A FULLSH. Agents. Cbleago. Iff*
Frepared only by B C PKBb Y. Dermatolrglrt. Ko.
in u&nC atieet. Kcv York, and for sale try all nior
SSTprteSi Verbo«sa CaUUr PKHkV'S MOTH
Dr, First
Warrants aradleal and permanent cun In nine ease*
out of tea of all chronic or delicate ducaate or either
sex, which have teen given up by other physicians.
Hi, vreat success in oaring receut or lot*x standing
Uaeasa. whether bcrudlt&r? or oiherwlMc mtltbw
aim to the fun ret confidante of tbe pa »llc. The
Doctor extend* aa invitation tn all wbo are •ffilc.c-d
io eWI ana have a per>onal interview, free cl charge.
All biters coiitalulQi stamp will be pronpar answer
xL Pailenta in the comUr esn have ra**alclno sect
by w.ni tocure fn.m obacrvatlon, by dcserlhlna
timeese and sending fee.
Tbe only nailable rarveatlve for ladles’ use tent to
“JSSfSS rSSi Via Md IST
Boom 5. first Coot ap-siaas. post Office J «»**,
'TH-To. El. irasagi.st
Why Icjare tbe Censlfzlso by Powders
md ti tabes which chokt or fillup tee perrs oi the
gin, and In a short time leave ucanb and dir? U
■ iuTbettsod, **d aeft skin
ae Belmbold’s Extract of Banaparilia. It gives a
siHUscy to tbe complexion.
Dr, James Brooks.
Office To. S4 Bouts Deirborn »t*oet. chiesce, Dl.,
cxucuct to treat rite unparalleled sue vita, aovst
:hllrciocu:e*liU.r. nlcor private Diseases; a»o.
It-.ctmaVsm, Liver « oaplalut. Pevw aid Ague, v.a:*
t'Tt.Brro’U a,Dyirepsta>o' , l fires. etm,ano paracn*
tarli all Cheat** and ir:cgu>arl;le* of ihe -
Ua. bad psitffLilhP flomrn7wcaknrs».o» aeoi’n;
medical eraorglcel ai-. can har** tne behefi. of Dr.
Uiookt' a v.tc yeai* *xpe;jei.CH and ußptrv..c.*d *nc
cts* in this ra-ticc'tx specltp-y, as lad.es tr mt.li
sed fill acTTwtrading fitatea can t stLy. La Its ca l*
teg will >*>e io oce tu'.th» Doctor.
i ee,cttfl«tnnas. Separate rooms fOrUdl^ andutn*
t’emer. Al, letters proa jS'yaaswreA. office hour,
SA. fi'. to S» f- M. P. O. box 17b3. Keea-tUng
MU*. IMMIS. J>2»c.35-4t
A Thing wt bran? is a Jot Ferrver,
fbcie wno dMlre brimaacy -if ct-rouiftxipE, must
•only and enrlea the blood, which Heimbolds Coo
ititvalcd ExUfac: b*Tj»panlla icvanabiy docs. Bw
-ciirct It 1* no patar.? csdldnr. Ask :or artmtold’s,
fake ns other.
Lindsej** Improved Stood
Searcher,
The great beauty aid dUdcguitbieg qua Ity of tbi*
dtdlfUif Is, that whde it completely removes tbe dls*
•as -, it itvlgcraies and pnifisa tbe wßo,e«y»ttm.
creating rrxw aFD fuff blood, a power very rar-iy
ftend la say rntdmitft. Ibis p#cnlf»r property I* tba
basis of its astcu'sblng success It is a m»dlclse
pcsteißlng great csntlve wcpertlre tor all diawea
srtalip'ramanUnpnreaiatsoi theblool. itinvin*
an v afforra reiief, and efleett the most wonderful
cunt, w.w ACQ..EalePraarttto.x. fltU*
“rwiSVy BCBSHAU * v,B siai.tcs^ I6L> w
a?:e t.Chicago, and D.-ugguta generally. iyae=-*iO*l
Beware wf Cwanurfelia and ooFrUcljplejl
lealers eudeavonnr to dispose 01 tselr owLar. l ! other
ireparstic&s. on the rcpuuuon aualned by amm*
yon's vtneme gmarationa. _
Dr, c, l/« *iiencer , >
fragrant Odeusslalte for the teeth. I*. •« one of the
rtrybest article* for cleantacg and r-ies-'rr.as the
icath tv*j offered to tbe public, and it warranted .0
contain co acid or any other lacredlint in the lea»t
lEjcnoa* to tbe teeth. A cake of in;>erlor t&vtb
piste aceoffipahlM each bottle. Tbe Olcuselsl it can
X fetid at wbolesa-c or retail bv druggists centrally.
.C. L. 6PESCBH A CO n Projectors,
providence, IL I.
DEHAB,BASHES AGO., New York,So!fi igchls,
o whom all orders should be addressed.
10126 c934m.
Srnalauder*e filract of Bucku
Curts disease* Of the Ctomaeh sad Urinary Organ*.
KneusoatUm. General Debility, Droraloa, Chrjatc
6t.cerrbß»,and cutaneoca Dlicaira
lar. D.BAIIKXS A CO_tisw York, K Y. BOBLB GB
k BOiKttn. vs holiaaloDraigms, BvStoajMas*;, Gen
eral Agn.ta. jytauiTi >m
Hot ■ few of the »V.*r« Cbfct
itffictmankms artae fraa corractiuni ot me blood.
SelmboWa tetract o:&*r»apsrm» }* the
■toiMt value. aptum SK V-TA« Bflp
Scbllbcr&*« German Ointment.
Warrantee a certain cure, wltaoat tbs riisbt«t dsn
wr. lor film. Old Wounoi. Scrofoia. SUt Uhecm,
Pevrr bores, all Bone anl Skin Disease. A 5 Bole pro-
SeuJ/KSCUILEAbQ.O3 Bowery.NewYortn For
•Me at J. B- REkO A CO'k Lake atrcCt, Cbleago.
jytsdsa
QBuutltTW».<*aulltT.— Ilclmbold’j Extract
iMararllla—The dose u small. Those who desire a
•rge quantity—aid large dosta of tsedlclno—SßH.
Freckles, Tan ami Pimples
aeaoved at oace. by the use ol“ Upham's raaonju
r.« ,vn Prvprs Rivlinm." Hrlc#) 50 CCSIS- _W»Lied
toanraddreafor«scents. byS.C-CPUaM liSSonth
atreeu FhUadelphla: LOUD a SMITH. 23
Hnlr Uprooted
from ah pert* of the %dy In five mtnn»e*. wimout
Utfury to tie aicim by Dn’insrorr
Price ft. Milieu to any adlrassror fiJ5, by
B.C.'DPBAM, itS South Eighth etreet. PhUadeJ^blo.
Aakfjr l, UrEAse'e Oxtoatorv Pow^kß. - and
Ske nooUer. LOUD A SMITH. 128 Lake sh. General
Axecu- Also tor tale by ah Druggists.
ItSsaara-rn eat awis
Xhc Japanese Iluir
Solon »te Hair. Whisker* and Moustache ■ beantlfiil
T.tfr or snow*. It eonsls'i of om? okx few*saa
rs. “tiara
B5^ v i £ffi*SSSSfTfca:
glso. for sale by all BruirgUta,
Co^3artnccst)lp.
TVISSOLUTIOK.—Tts Ca Part
JL/
rirned, undertbv Pm name o! THOS 1L WOOD A
tx».. is this c»t d’liDiTcfl ty rautnat commit- _The
afistrs or the firm will be seined oy THUS. H. WOOD,
who is aalbonredtoslsn UllQSiosUon.
Chicago. July 11 ,h.H65. THOS. P. WOOD.
K. W WOOD.
CO-PAUTXEU??niP NOTICE.
The undersigned have this day fanned a limited co
pirtaenbip. unotrAh* firm name mt WOOD. STAN
BBO. WAEUEb *Oi. f -r thrtrareactloncf a Whole
eaiePaln*, t baud Qi»« J’-uMte a at the old aland of
Znoa. It Wood & Co., 170 U.udglph«.--cet.
r. w. wood,
The ukdersigked have
mtaueUtrd ihen»«JT» \oietber tortbe practice
w . _»wlttb®eoa’tiof ttli BUte,*oflor.boDkU*i
“*“*• Office 88 Washington st.
vak h. nioems,
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FIISSOLCTION OF CO-PART
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ta tterafilp htntoTare »xiatlnc between tte u fi r
■lrrfd kid JOWPt B- POSTJT. '• 4lM ft lTßl by thl
wfuknirtlottte raid joehla B. Poaro/fromtne
tirm. Tte boHsea ot
PLAMnsia ivnLi.
win hf cost;treed by the tuiaenlrned &* cc»j»artaeu,
tatoihe turn nas.e of
AUTtiUM' c iisarwe.
SUAVKNGKB.
CHARLES KUNZ
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THUB3DAT, JULY 27.1565.
FROSI MEXICO ARD TOEBiRDER.
The Thrcc-sidcd Situation.
Jnerez and K.crttr siul Actlre-Fed
<r» I sirfntu. on tn«
14,000 Imperial Troops Ea Uonte.
[Ootrc.-ponact.ct Sew Orleans Tlmci.]
Cirr or Mexico, July 19, 1885.
The movements of Gtn. X&zteUi ‘ against
Matamoras failed on account of tbe hostile
demonstrations ol the Confederates, -who un
doubtedly were in combination with Gen.
M< JU the commander of the Imperialists in
Matamoras. Nrercto fell back on Monterey,-
and hearing of an advance of the. French
from San Luis, he occupied the renowned
pasa of Angostura, known in your country
Ly the name of Buena Via la. Here -he- of
lend battle to the French commander, Col.
Jcnnvgros, who declined It. There was
come'cannon shots, which caused the French
some less. Col. Jcnnvgros was awaiting the
arrival cf another column under Gen. Brin
court, which was to have taken the
Liberal forces on the flank, and a
column of Mejia’s forces wiilch was
to have attacked Negrete in the rear. They
occupied Monterey already, and thus could
have enclosed him in a trap. On the night
of the Gth, Negrete abandoned ~ Ma~
position and retired to Mencloia, where he
divided his forces, giving Gov. Escoredo two
thoußimd men, who marched to Galeous,
whilst Ncg;eltc with two thousand six hun
dred men and s-xteen pieces of artillery,
took the read to Lampazo?. Thcs Marshal
Bazalne’s combination, which was to term!-
nule tbe war, was frustrated. As you can
see, the accounts of Negrete’s defeat and ut
ter annihilation before Matamoras, U all
boeb. It is amusing to read in the corres
pondence of papers friendly to the : Empire
how often poor Negrete has been defeated,
killed and taken prisoner. The same with
other Liberal commanders; they ato perpet* i
nally cut up, and yet by some means, un- |
known to us, they always come to Ilf: again,
and as strong as ever. The tactics ol the
Mexicans are evidently with tbe object of
tiring cut ibe French; uniting to strike a
blow, dividing when too hotly pressed, al
wavs harassing, marching between the Im
perial columns, occupying every place the
moment the French leave it, attacking their
t envoys, destroying their forage.
In me State ofMlchottcau tbe war becomes
: every day more serious, and it was found
1 necessary to protect Morelia, the capital of
i the Statu, to send 1,000 men from here. This
I force has not pacified anything yet, es even
I tbe mail dots not come from that city.
Count Pettier, the former commander, has
been recalled ard severely reprimanded
because he was defeated by Rvgules; the
seme with Col. Pauline, who also suffered a
disaster. _
The city of Tula, in the Slate of, Tauuu
lipoe, has been taken by Mender, of the
Liberal party, utterly routing tbe garrison of
000 men.
The town of Matehuala, also, was stormed
by tbe Imperial troops stationed at Ccaral.
They pronounced against the Empire, and
killed nearly SOD French soldiers who were In
cairiecn at tbe former place. No quarter
was asked orgiven.
The petition of affairs Is growing worse
every day. From every direction accounts
tally- about tbe insecure elate of the coun
try. In spite of all eald to the contrary,
Gen. Douet, with 10,000 men, Is coming from
France to reinforce the French army in Mexi
co. The Austrian con*iogcot, also, 1? to bo
Increased by 4,000 men. who are to land at
Matamoras.
I add the following cxt r nct from a private
letter, dated Tampico, June 1C;
*• On my arrival here w<j still had commu
nications open with San Luis, and business,
:hcn*'h not very goad, still was active; bat
a short time after, Ciudad Victoria (tbe capi
tal of Tamanllpas) was menaced and taken
bv the Liberals, which was followed by iholr
taking San Barbara, and to-day we hear of
the capture of the city of Tula, with all the
Imperial garrison. Thus all this State, with
tbe solo exception of Matamoras and Tampi
co, is »n the bands of the Liberals. From
tbe taking of Victoria, tno Liberals placed
troops on the toad, to Impede all communi
, cHticn with tbe Interior; and two mmtba
< have passed without any wail from iau Lula.
1 The commerce of this city U completely par
. I a'yzed.”
fFfom the Albsny Journal,
We publish below, some extracts of a let
ter written by a gcaileman formerly of this
cltr, noweroployt-d on oneoftbegreat works
cf Journal Mextio:
‘•The only altalnsb'e wealth of this country'
was that of tb* churches, and every piece of
ei-ld or silver l&rce cnoneh to make a three
cent piece has been appropriated by Juarez
long ego; and farther the priest of the chwvh
al lire pI»co thuwed me a piece of carpet,
which he tald was the only thing Juarez left
him; that he not only despoiled him of bis
silver, but every article that could be turned
Into money, Ton may readily understand
•why the church of Mexico advocates the cause
ofMcxlmllllac. Everything has been taken
frem the accessible mines that could bo ob
tained by hard labor. The ioUabitantsJgecer
ally are the poorest I ever saw or heard of.
Ihey wear uo shoes, and but little clothing.
The sight of a chair, table or bed In their
abodes'is verv rare. They why, ohfilllbns
ter! why come to ibis wretched country ? I
am sure yon do not come to this country with
any intention of cultivating tbe greund. If
yen lave any taste In tbi,t direction,your
benevolent!.ccle Sam will give you a lurm.
Again I tay.wby ccme to tnU country? I
selemnly n*nrc yen there is no booty, and
oh, me! the beauty is Just about us scarce.
The ruiTzatlcu of your golden dreams will
be vellow lever and dysentery, which mostly
do congregate ia Ibis country.”
UVJXI TaiES OX THE RIO CIUHDE BORDER.
IFicm the New Or’caai Plciynas.l
Tbe advance of the Federal forces from
Brazes and the occupation of the western
l.ftif of Texas, under Geo. Weitzel, his made
lively times cn tbe Rio Grande frontier. We
a* e told t hat the port cf Brazos is ccmtaatly
filled with vessel? going and coming, load
ing and unloading, and that the great milita
ry read up to Brownsville is alive day and
night wltn transportation and trade. There
has not been so bnsy a time on ttm border
since the day of Gen. Taylor’s campaign,
ncr even then, as the number of troops now
collected la greater than ever before. The
whole country up to the northern frontier of
Texas and acrcsi the prairie to San Antonio,
will scon be occupied and strongly garri
soned. In the meantime the people are get
tlngabundant supplies cheap, for work or for
money, tbey sell cottou at good prices,much
to the chagrin of tbe Matamoras merchants,
whose large str-cke still remain on bond, nu
beneht and unsold. The heavy Mexican ex
i>ort end American Import duties make suc
cessful competition impossible, and theironly
course will be to sell to Mexican trade and
rousnroptron for which they were professedly
shipped.
the rofBTTi army corps ex routs.
ILettermN’ew 0.-lcsns Time*. iSih.l
Penult me to communicate a word concern
ing the 4th army corps, which has been en
camped in the vicinity of this city during the
post three weeks, and as to whose presence
thtre seems to have been a studied reticence
by the city press. It may be, we have b;-
cczne bo accustomed to the movement and
presence of troops that they foil any longer
to elicit note o- comment. The day has cer
tainly jost when snch allusions were con
sidered •* contraband.” This noble body of
troops, under tbe command of that gifiant
and iLtrepid officer, Major General Stanley.
Is now embarking for Texas. It is comp rs-.a
entirely of veteran regiments, representing
tbe States of Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indians,
Illinois. Wisconsin, ’Kansas, Missouri, Ken
tucky, and these are made up, with a few ex
ceptions, ol men wbo have served fouryta - s,
and distinguished themselves In all the cam
.-J-TI6 and battles from the Ohio river to At
lanta, incuding the subsequent campaign
that culminated in tbe battles ot Franklin
and Nashville, Tennessee and which effected
the destruction and almost total annihilation
of Heed's army. These men are veterans—
war-worn—wco, from their experience in tbe
profession of arms, are fitted for uuy and
every emergency.
CxckUmotl at Jacksimttlls, Ill.—Pro"
IvDe'dCocacqueuvcs of SboutUiff lor
Jill, ItavU-,
On the 4tb of July, 1804, Benjamin Church
thot and killed Hugh Campbell, at Waverly,
HI the provocation to ihe deed being tha;
Campbril expressed dlsloval eentlmnn*s and
shouted fer di-tf. Davis. Church was arrested
and committed for murder. The chief wit
ness on bU behalf was James Bams, whoso
testimony, Uls said, would have acquitted
him. In August following, Bums was mar
dvicd, to prevent bis testifying In the up
proacldng trial of Church. One Robert Ful
ham vu suspected of this murder, and alter
a long pursuit was lately arrested In Ken
tucky end bronchi to Jacksonville fur trial.
Ths pilncipul witness for the prosecution la
this esse is Miss Mary McCauslaud, a young
■woman who was living at Bums' house at the
time of bis mutder, and who is now living in
Jacksonville. Last Thursday night, 2dih
inst., an alttmot was made to take her life.
She was seated near an open window, (the
rest cf the family having retired,) and was in
the act of raising her band to her face, when
a pistol protruded through the brokai pane,
a report folk wed, and a bullet crashed mto
Ur wrist, scattering the bones and lodging
Here. So close was the weapon that her baud
and arm were scorched by the burning paw
<jcr. The perpetrator ol this diabolical at
tempt ran to his horse, which was fastened a
short distance from the house, and made good
hie escape. Great excitement prevails in the
community, and every effort will be made to
bring the guilty party to justice.
The Very Moral Women of Scaforlli,
[From the Dumfries, C. W., Reformer.!
The villose of Soaforlh, Iloron county, C.
W., baa for eome time been in a state of
moral excitement over the pecadilloes of a
Mis. Dix,wifeof a watchmaker of that place,
•r ho eloped some lime ago with another man,
leavin'* a small family. A few weeks ago sne
returned to her liege lord, seemingly repent
ant lor her conduct, bnt ever since has been
subjected to annoyances from the people of
the village who felt the moral atmosphere of
the locality to be contaminated by her pres
ence among them. Having worked up their
feelings to the proper pitch “the pure and
nudeGlcd” held a caucus and fulminated the
following decree, which Mrs. Dlxhae thought
pi oper to obey bv leaving for some more con
•genial sphere. We should think it was car
rying ui&ttua a little too far:
Seafoiits, Jane 2Sth,l6S3.
To Mrs; Dlx, alia Mr?. Stephenson:
Madox— I The committee of morals mot la-t
I m-cicr. b? appointment, and passed the follow
■ It* resolulicna, viz: Jet, that yon do leave Sea-
I font within the spate of ten dive after date, or
i submit to be ridden on a rri’, afterwirda bs
clotiieu in a dress of tar and feathers and be ear
rUd by force outs de iho limits of our city. 2ad,
bhon d von alierwards be found witnm the hoao
paries of Staforth, yon will then he made to walk
the streets nticcoaud to scourged with me tod of
Moses- bo women of 111-fame ore allowed tore
aide within onrclty.
B*D.BTARBdIO,
J. F. WtUKItS,
J. q 20YCS
fe?*Tbe following are the returns of gross
receipts from advertisements made to the
Assessors of Internal Revenue by the leading
Philadelphia newspapers, for the year ending
July 1,1665!
Public Ledger...
Inquirer
Press
Bnlletm
Box th American.
FLOOD AX LEAVENWORTH.
A Right of Horror aad Tempest.
Great Lou orilfe and Property*
[From the Leaver.worth Coaiervatlvf, 2ii.]
The damage and destruction caused by the
*rains and the great hood in Three Mile Creek,
running through the south part of the city,
on Thursday night, arc much greater thtn at
first nnlic’pated. The more we review lbs
catastrophe, the greater swells the cata
logue of losses sustained, both by the city
and by individuals.
A little after dark on Thursday evening,
the rain began to descend, and soon cant
down as we niver saw it before, It, seemed
to strike the eauh iu unbroken streams, as
li a million engines were sending their waters
from the skies. The creek rose rapidly, and
even the s’rcetc of the city were transformed
into temporaly river-beds, under the descend
ing deluge. At about nine o’clock, the stream
began to threaten the boasts situated near
est and lowest upon its banks, and-tbs in
mates began to rcmoTe their furniture. But
so rapidly did the water accumulate, that
many found themselves surrounded by water
as the first indication of personal danger. At
eleven o’clock the stream had risen foil thirty
feci. The scene, particularly about the
Broadway bridge,- goon became one surpass
ing the powers of description. Houses began
lobe diclodgcd from their foundations, and
-the Inmates, unable to escape, were scream
log for assistance. •
The night was one of deep darkness, and
the wild mingling of. supplicating voices with
the clash and roar of the dements, while
hundreds of excited citterns lined the shores,
eag*r but utterly unable to rendcraiSlstance,
conspired to render the spectacle one of awe
and sickening horror. Nothing was to be
semaave when the vived flashes of lightning
broke into the surrounding blackness as if m
meckory to show the extent ot thehoiror
and desolation caused by tho watery ele
ments. One house was seen floating down
with a family of four colored persons upon it,
shrieking lor assistance. A livid flash of
llghlnliig lit up the sceuc just as the wild tor
rents bwept them beneath the arch of a
bridge, and they were seen no more. By he
roic clTorts many- of the unfottunate ones
who were floating down upon drift-wood and
wrecks of bouses were rescued from their
peril and brought to the shore. The water
readied its height about 11 o’clock, when the
rain abating, the floods subsided as rapidly as
they bud i wen.
The number of lives lost h unknown.
Several are missing, and it Is quite probable
that many are lost ol which no cognizance
can at present be taktn. The bodies of
eight persons, so far as wo can learn, have
Vein recovered. They were taken from the
.cscck and gnilrys between thu B. oadray and
Fifth street bridges. They were those of
Pat Murphy, a freight contractor; Mr. Tur
ner, an employee of Mr. M.; Mr. Iw&l-, pro
prietor ol the rark Valla House ; Mrs.
a colored woman), and three chiidrt n, and a
colored boy. Mr. Turner wac drowned while
struggling to save the Hie of Murphy. Mr.
Iwalt had taken his wife and child to the
Giant House, and.was. returning to save
fiMne of hbs goods, when ha waded Into deep
water and wts drowned.
Tbe loss of property to the city will proba
ably reach hundreds of thousands of dollars.
Second street bridge was washed away, and
such was the force of the water that not-*
stone of the structure rumliud. Fifth
street bridge was alsj swept away, and the
culverts on Delaware and Shcwiua streets
badly damaged. Broadway bridge remains
unhartned. The walks end pavements
In various parts of the city, also yielded to
the inroads of the destroying clement*
Among those of our el’izeus who mis
tained me htaviest losses, are Mr. C. Kuoz.
who owns an extensive brewery, sliuttcd
on the bank of the creek, near Firth street.
He lost 8,000 barrtls of beer and GOO cords ol
wood, loss estimated at $20,000.
Mr. Robert Maxwell lost a tra’n ol wagons
which had just been loaded and taken out
to Broadway, near the bridge. Toe water
rose above them sweeping two down stream,
arid damaging thfir contents to tbe auuunl
of more than §15,000. A wagon, loaded with
dry goods, belonging to Amurosia Armais,
which had been mired the previous day, was
washed over aid the goods borne uway aad
dCftroycd. Loss §O,OOO.
The scene Yesterday morning beggars all
description. 'Vhe flood bed subsided, uud the
little stream was modestly pursuing I s war
in* o the Missouri, as if unconscious or regard*
less of the dutruellun and misery it hid
ciccUd in the night before. Its bjaks wc.o
strewn with the debris of ruined botbes. b.o*
ken wagons, barrels, Umbers, etc., and here
and there tbe lifeless corpiu of same poor
unfortunate victim.
Scur. Mag. at Saratoga. —Of course
Saratoga could not be a watering place with
out scandal. One young lady lias actually
been forced to leave the sene of her con
quests by Idls turner, and opinions arc about
equally divided as to tbe tin’h or fvldty ot
the chargee laid at her door. That she acted
indiscreetly Is most true. Let it be a
warning to others. And we have the confl
uence women here too. One Induced, a gen
tlvDian to enter her rocm at a
hotel which shall be nameless, a
dishonored husband, and a dis.ractod
wife, received s*/)—very cheap—to heal the
wounds of one and soothe the pangs of the
other. But the sequel Is the tea; part of the
afftlr. The duped man began to reflect that
§SO was rather a small sum to pay under the
circumstances. lie consulted a friend who
told him he had hern fooled, and giving a
pistol told Urn to play the game over a2am
and to play It better, Uo did so, got hl» §SO
back, snd the confidence couple were kiokcd
tut of the hotel.— Saratoga LctUr.
The Mobile and AJt'crtis'r has
been resuscitated after a 'apse of ihrcc month?,
and Mr. John Forsyth, in hU salutatory,
says:
“Tbe first cf these wars is ov*r. The South
has ton. hut onoce elite and bos been oversow
•red. Thtro is no dishonor to tho knight who,
having looght a vopd fiabt, yields io the mperlor
■allot strength of Ins adversary. Tbe verdict
of the war li teat the Fcdersl principle of ccn-
Usl'ezn and eoriolldatlon In Govcraan.ct is
etrotget then tbe opposicg principle of Stite
rebts. We howto itssnss ajwcdicata; and
the west halt'o that Is fought on the ro-openod
question will art b«Jto In the South or h ? fought
on Southern toll. We have mide our bloody li
bation to a doctriue we believed vital to a true,
eailahuned and permanent freedom. We have
lost ibe battle and “ihiown op ths epouß-j. 1 * Ala
bama hes lost her sovereignty la (bo issa*. So
ha»2*cwYork. Georgia has lost her*. So his
Ohio. It Is very well lor Mr. V»il»r.<llgtaa to
continue to talk al-ont ‘“Slate liujht*" ta tho
pret-rucc <> r the mighty rcvolntl.m which bat* Just
s«vpt ovl; tue Governmint cf onr lathers; out
who can ci i’celv® of a pisctlcil value and v;u*l;y
la Site tights, when the sword has Jnst sow
*M;od ly nrcc.aitned that flare li no such thing
I as State Jiemedue."
25JT Lieut. Gen. and Mrs. Giant and fam
ily, accompanied by two or three members
of his personal staff, will leave 'Washington
In a ftwdaja fer a quiet trip to the North,
via the Hudson River and Lake Champlain
route to Canada. Slopping at Quebec and
Montreal a ehort time, the party will pro
ceed up the St. Lawrence river to Niagara
Falls, returning to Washington after aa ab
sence of from three to four weeks.
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
r.EGVLAn UEKTIXG.
Chicago, July 31,1;C5.
Treitnl—Ula Honor, Mayor Rice, sod Aldumen
Gage. Knlckerbcck-T, SUlmp, Carter. Birtetr,
Wicker, if cßoy^tVlimarih,Sheridan,Kmo, Wall
■work, Hatch. Sherwln, kloore, Riff«;ly, Fnahec,
Woodard. TrJcutt, lloluco, hilly, Bonf, Ro«»<*U,
Huntley, GaUfltld, Fraczen, Prondtoot, Uottlu
ger. Ron, Sbackford, Woodman and Clint.
jLbstrU— Alderman Lnwfcu,
On noilm of A’d. Huh the mlnn'c? rt tin pro
ceedings of the last two meetings were approved
wuhoui reading.
PETITIOKS AST) cosncraicAxiojfs.
The Clerkjrcsd the following veto message from
XHa Honor Mayor Rice:
•‘Gejctlcmbx; 1 a«i constrained to return to
yon, without my approval, tie ordicvnco autQor
jz sc the Botrd of Public Works to assume the
custody of the bridge crossing ibclSirth Branch
Catal. buid canal la private property, constructed
for the benefit of the owner*. Is couatrucucc
renders a bridge aecutary to get to their proper
tv, now cutoff hr said canal. The city nas no
Interest in a bndse over th--- canal, save to la?M
that libe kspllna safe coaclUon, and kept by the
owners. J. B. Rica, Mayor.
Aid. Wcodsrd moved that the vote bad at the
last n-cc’lnp, by which the above mentioned ordl
sauce wee pofised,'be reconsidered. Cirrltd.
Aid. I3oloen moved that theCnunssl to the Cor
potation be InsTncttd to use legal m-ssaresto
compel the oncers cfeald bridge to keep It In
repair,
carried.
The Clerk also read the following veto message
from Hi* Honor Mayor Rice;
Gentlemenol the Common Council:
1 return the ordinance for the appointing of the
Mayor's Police without my approval; said ordl
ntneo not being passed by a legal number of votes
of the Council. Respectfully,
J. 13. Rxcr, Mayor.
AW. Clark moved that the vote bid :-.t tue last
nutting of the Coqdcil by which said ordinance
wa? pined, he recon-ldcn,d. Carried.
Aid. Gape moved the psesiee of the ordinance.
The notion prevailed by the following vote:
Ay*t— Aid. Gijrc, ICnickerbo r k f r, Sbltnp, Car
ter, Barrett, Wicker, jft'Roy, Wilm.rrh, Sheri
dan. Kaon, Waliworfc, Hatch, Sberwin. Moore,
Rafferty. FrDtct, Woodard, Taicolt, Holden,
JMxhT, oone. Huntley, Prondfoot, Hctucger, Rub,
Shackford, Clark-27.
Jio<9— None.
The Clerk presented the official hood of Cvpar
Getting. Sneclal Constable for the Fifm Ward.
Ald. cb’b moved to lay it on the table.
Aid. Knb called for the- ayes and nuce.
The motion prevailed by the following vote,
Aid. Shackford belt? excused from voting:
Ay ft— Aid. (Jsce, Knickerbocker, Sblmp Car
ter, Barrett, Wicker, Mcßoy. Wllnarth, Sheri
dan, \Vallwork, Hatch, bherwio, Moore, Rafferty,
Frlbhee, Woodard, Tahuti, Holden, Blzby, Rus
sfli. Gatiflcld, Prondtoot, Hottlnger, Rob uod
Clark-25 .
.Yoer—Aid. Kane, Bend, Huntley and Woodman
—4.
Petition of M. 8. Patrick and others for a li
cense for Chicago Driving Farkwoi, on motion
of Aid. Gage,
Referred to the Committee on Licensee.
Petition of Webb and Murray for refunding
part of the mcney paid for a liquor license was,
on motion of Aid. Mcßoy,
Rwerred to the Committee on Finance.
Petition of Cyras Keeler, for remission of jndc
meat against him as security on a XorMled ball
bond wsa, cn motion of Aid wicker,
Referred to Committee on Judiciary,
Petition of Dean & Son for perm’setou to estab
lish a rendering house on Milwaukee avenue,
was, on motion of Aid. Gage,
Referred to the Board of Police.
Petition of Cbaoncey Rail .or the correction of
a clenci! error in the assessment roll lor paving
Wsbifh avenue was. on motion of Ala. Holden,
Referred to the Board of Public Works.
PcOtionsof JohnHalkhe.Tbos.Jameson,wn.
Leopold, Dennis Moran. Ktchtrd Coglan Wm.
McAndrews, James Daffy and Martin MeCne for
fKe peddlers' licenses; and the petition of A.
Bcymnn for a free license fer a shooting gallery
were, on motlonlof Aid. Wicker, ... T ,
Rtlerrt-d to tie Jl«for end committee on LI;
censer, with power to act. by the following vote.
Ay<»— Aid. *Gage, Knickerbocker, Shtmp, Car
♦pr Wicker. Wilmarlh, Sheridan. Wallwcrt,
llMChVsherJnE, Moore. lUff.rty, Frlebee, M
cott. holdeo, Bixbj. Bond, Rjliell. Uanllcr.
Gbftflcld, PiondlooC Hettinger, Bub, Shackford,
Woortnan, Clark—2s.
Son—AM, Barrett, Mcßoy, Kann, Woodard,
Frarzrn—B. . _
Petition of A. J. Hayward for abatemant of
taxer, was, on motion of Aid. Woodman,
Referred to Committee on Finance.
A communication was received Irom Hawks »
Annetrocg, Architects, submitting piinatudau
estimate for a House of Correction, which, on
motion of Aid. Woodman, was
Referred to Committee on Public Buildings.
’ a remonstrance of sundry citizens against ths
.opening of Thirteenth street war, on motion of
to Committee on Streets and Alloje,
S. D.
•$U7,3&3
. 107,CW
.. 96,923
78,619
.. 49,063
Petitioner Mary Murphy for a free liquor li
cense was, on mntion of Aid. Woodman, —»•
Laid on the table. -j,
petition of citizens residing In the sot ji u-ii
rion, praying that the ’‘fire limits”,ba extended to
that part of the city was, on. motion of Ala. Me
deferred to Committee on Fite and Water.
Petition of citizens praying lor the jf®Mf ®‘
Dearborn street was, on notion of AW. wouu-
Referred to the Board of Public Works.
Petition o‘ P. C. Phillips and others, podee
cere, askug to be included among those enuuea
to edditiouti pay was, on motion of. Aid. Raf
ferty,
Referred to Committee on Police. _ , .
Petition of Bernard Phillips, City Weigher,
praying for the passage of an accompanying ordi
nance m relation to his dalles, was, on tnouon ot
AM. Woodman,
Inferred to Committee on Judiciary.
Petition of sendrt citizens, asking tba. O. a.
Favor be appointed “ Inspector of Carbon Oils,
aider the new ordinance, wsa on mbtiim of A.a.
fined, ia?d on *h« *nb‘e. __
The Board of Public Works prrsented an .**;
fenmcoi roll for cor ing. gr*di' , g and P>yl p jf
with “wooden blocs pavement,” Dearborn street,
from Madison street to Monroe street
AM. Woodman moved to pass the order of con
flnnation attached thereto. Carried. .
On motion ot Aid- Woodman, the Board ofPoh*
lie Works were instructed to advertise for “OS
for doing ftid work Immediately.
The Board a'so'presented and asked for me
confltmauou of an seseettneot roll for curbing,
filling ana paving with “wooden block pave
ment” Michigan street, from Cass street to C*ark
et AW*Clark moved the pa-sage cf.the order of
confirmation.
Which motion prevailed. .
The board also presented and asked for the con
firmation of an assessment roll forcnrblog, filling
aud raving, with “wooden block pavement,
Randolph street, from West Water street to Bu
sted street, to wb’ct objections had been filed by
Geo. 1. Stow and C. B. llosmer.
Aid. BoMen moved to postpone the considera
tion of the matter until the next regular meeting.
Aid. Riffeity moved to by the motion on the
tabic. ,
Aid. Bolden demanded the ayes and docs ; and
the motion was lost by the following vote:
Ayer— Aid. Gape, Carter, Barrett, Wicker,
Kat-n, Wailwork, Batch, Sherwln, Moore, Bvffer
ty, Fnsbce, Woodard, Bond, Bantrey, UaaUlelc,
Rah, ahuckford, Woodmm, Clark—l9. _
A’cer— Aid. Knickerbocker, Shlrop, McHoy,
Wl’manh, Sherldsn, Talcolt, BoMen, Bixby,
Russell, Frauen, Prcndtrot, Botnnger-12.
Aid. Rafferty moved ihepassage of the order
ol confirmation. ,
Ad. Bolden Demanded the ayes and nocs; ana
the mourn prevailed by the following vote:
Aver—Aid. Gape, Knickerbocker, Bhlmp.,car
ter, Barrett, Wicker, Wllmartn, Sheridan, Kami,
Wailwork, Haleb. Sberwin, Msorc, Bsfferty,
Friibee, Woodard. Ta'coti, BoMen, Bixby. Bond,
Bunifey, Gii»tfleid, Franzen. Proudfoot, mm,
bnacklord, VToodmin.Cfark—33.
AVw-ild. Mcßoy, Rosse 1, HoUbger-3.
Aid. Blxbv moved that the objections be re
ferred to Committee on Local Asaseem-mts,
Which molten prevailed. ...
A communication was received from toe worm
ere Railroad Ccmpxnr covering an omittance in
relation thereto, which wa?, ou motion ol Aid.
ileltoy,
Ri (erred to Commtitea oo Railroads.
Aid. Woodman moved that the Committee on
Stroe'satd Alleys, 2i.D.,.t0 added to that Com-
m TLc motion was lost by the following vote:
Aid Barrett, Wicker, Sheridan,Waim*t)rk,
Batch, Bixby, B red, Russel!, Proodfoot, Boittn
rcr. Rob, ticbsckfoM, Woodman, Clark—l4.
.Vor»-Ald Gage, Ku!ct?rhocker,9biojp, Girtsr,
Mcßoy. Wllmaxlb, Kacn. SUerwin, Moomßiffar
ty, Fns bee. Woodard, Tolcott, Ucldcn, Huatlcy,
G&slfitld, Fraczcu—l7.
BxroitTs ox omcEtis.
The Counsel to the Corporation who hod been
Instructed to report whether the Council had
power to rupuress or iicets«“ Gift Enterprises,
eunmitted a report s’a'lng tbit ihe statute provealt
lictt’Binr such cciablirbcteuts, snd no power la
crtd- rn-d Vy the charier to suppress them.
llciKirt accepted and ordered to he placed on
file.
The Comptroller presented his monthly repor
of receipts ano expenditures which was ordered
to ho
Placed enflte. , .
Ibe Botrd of Public Works submitted the fol
lowing report, whicn, on motion of Aid. Shcrnlu
wax
Laid ovtr snd ordered to be published
Ornci or Hie Boaud op Public Wobss, I
CmCAOO, July 21, 1865. f
To the Mayor aud Aldermen of the City of Chi
csroiu t’Ltnrr.ou Cental aasemhied:
Inatfwcr to Um ordrr of the Council passed at
ita l&rt meeting, tho Board of Public works re
tort ber.wl'h the ralincs of all U> employees, as
pbld this )car atJ last.
Central Offcert.
18G5. 1881.
Secretary t*,7W f2,4'0
City Enuiae<;r
Bockkupcr l.ff-ti
Receiving Clerk. I,TW I«5*V)
Three Divi-ion Clerk#, each 81,2X1. B.WJ
rfce rotiectlcns at the office of th« water rents
are tcclmted amucg the dnttes of the Receiving
Cltrk and D.tislpu Clc:k#.
Water Ih part merit,
Water Assessor K-WO
Water Abscssor Asefetett I,IXO 1,9.0
Walt r *:ol ector s!,Uh*, and two at
59 Ocr.ch 2.609 2,500
Ercui'.ir Pumplnr Wcrkl 2,000 3,0(0
Two A-.slstUit Cuclcuers do, fl.S'.O
carp.....: v ; 2,400 2.400
Four Kucures at do., fGT'jl month. 3.850 3,809
Ivu\\aUoiutudo., J9J V mouth.. 1,410 1,4W
DranchtsXian 1,000 I,(XX)
Two jtn. men for Koitacerr, $3.10
is.wr'.S’Ct t';cik 1.1.i) 1,400
T«icporaiy to aburo, $3.00
t p»r da) ••••
Fear Street Foremer, Including
cuivrrtsand uoii watire, Soutn
Dtvl«ioß, JOOO each 8.910 3,000
Fire do do Co, We*t Dlv.fWW each. 1509 4 5-El
Four dodo do. North tilv. jyooeach. 3,830 3,800
Two Sidewalk Inepecter#, South
Divtalcn, s9»ocsca I.SCO I.SOO
Three do co WeU Div., «JDO etch.. 2,7«0 3,TiX)
Two do do North Div., S3OO each... I,BW I,SX)
Inspecior pacing Weils street, $75
per month
Special Constable (or enforcing Fire
Limits tud Street aud Alley Ob
struction Ordinances 9‘o OCO
bridges and Pvlhe building*.
finprrlnwndent (who bis slso gen-
uiblcaroot tired work) I.S-.0 I,SOO
Carpenter, Foreman Bridges, $4
per d»y •••■
Sir CKrprntew, $3.(0 p-rdty; font
flt*:.7s: three at |3SU; one at
$2.33.
Twenty-cue Ur:deeTecder#(notsp
pointed Ly Baud la»tyn»r) 26,100
Street Numbering.
One Pwrrrhtsowo, ,tc.,cn»iooßflemrf noticae,
ek.li f73p«> moitli. T&e receipts aboat p>y «x<
pezjcs.
C*vnt*rjf.
One Gatekeeper, (3 per d»y.
Harbor.
Harbor iltfter (tot appointed by
the Board last year fI,SOO
Surrey far Oanflng Chlcajoßlrerand Ditpenlng
Illinois and Michigan Canal.
Ore Facintcr in choree 91,800 ....
Ul e U fcUMkb..,,
Two Assistant Engineers, $1,500
each
Two Redmen, $75 per month each.
FourCMimnen and Axemen, SSO
per month each
\Ve have it us rcpcnia all persons employed by
the Board, excepting the water, sewerage, btoU
aid cemetery laborers ami teamsters, and tho
cmcont of wages paid each pemn. The number
1« Urce, bnt the vrerk placed In the hand* of the
Board la proportionately large. The compensa
tion ii believed to he no mure than Is paid else*
where for similar services. As remarked above,
the work to be done by tho Boord during this you
and next Is very great. _ . ,
In water tratttrs. tbo water rent to bo collected
will be qu-.te f250,0W', the tunnel is to boflcUhed,
a new engine and «»gtn%house erected, and the
wholb expenditure to be made will amount to
sSol>,ooo.
The se~erage expenditures will amocut to
nearly f2ftV-Cb«
The deemtlng of the Illinois and Michigan
Canal it 1* expected will require nearly $1,000,000
during tho first jeer.
Theetreetano sidewalk supervision cmnol be
diminished without getting worse walks and
I‘rett-*. The dis’rlcts are already large.
The special assessment improvement*, streets,
dock improvements, Ac., which the Board are
expected to plan and construct, will amount to
nearly crqn;tHsl,ot-O,(iCO.
SpsciM matters, such as Washington street
tunnel, Haley slough, new engine bouse*, school
hunter, fire alarm telegraph, street numbering.
all ttmure a great deal of care aid work
I from the Board,
Kwpcctlnlly submitted,
J. Q. GnmcLU.
Fred. Lets,
O. J. Rose,
' Board of Public Works.
The Beard of Public Works prrsentol sundry
oidicanccs for private drains. as follows:
In block* 1. 2 sod 8 in Wol-ott’a Addition.
In Mock" 22 and 27, Wolcott's Addition; and 4
inn 13in Kmzie’s Ad-ltt 00.
In Mock* 3 and I. Bntbncira addition; 83,31,35
art Id, Johnston, Hohcria & Storr’s Addiuou: 11,
12 and 13, and Dtlavan’s Addition; Hall's SnMlri
rlon tn section 4; Oocll’s SaNliTialon la sec
tion 4; S3 and CC. Wolcott’s Addition; 1 and 19,
Ke*berry’s Addition; 17 and 13, Bat er, Wrlzbt
& Webster's AcdlUon; 1,3 and 4, Illegal, Lrw
& Lo V Addition; and 2, Howell, ilathor & Rob
erto Addition. , „ _
All of which were referred to Committee cn
Streets and Alleys, N. D.
A’9o,
In Blocks 6, 5. G6, 87. 69, 41, 45, 45, 47, 56, 27, 29
a?d29 or»pinelTownor Chlcaco.
in Block* 10.17. and IS in r-arperter s Addition,
and Blocks 15, 01, 63, 63, 61 Original Town of
which were referred to Committee on
Streets and Alleys, VT. D.
Also,
Inßlocta 12,14, Fort Dearborn Addition, and
1. 2. 8. 4, 5, 0, 7, 8. 9, 10, 11. 14. 13, 15,
10, 17, 18, 19. W. 120, 31 and 22, fractional B-ctioa
15 and W. 12. E. J 8,2.4 4,7, 9,10, 11, 16, 17 la'
A-e. Dlv. t(S. W. JSec. 22; lota 7 to 13 In
Sprlnc’fl Addition; 18,19, 25, 51 la An. Dir. If.
W. 4 Sec. 22; lotSHneh JJiher’aSnb.s 20. 27, SI,
S3 A««. Dlv. N. W. J SrC. 22; 8 and 4 Clark’s Ad*
dtdon; 4andsA-e. Dir. S.W.iScc.22; lota 7,
B.oanalo .•nC.sl.and F. I, Co.’sfinb.; 6lnS.
YT. i 23; 12,13,14,15 C. M. F. I. C’u.’s Snb.; 7ln
S. tv. 4 Sec, 22; 1 and 2 Wm. Jones’ Addition; 16
tcdlOiaS. W. Sec. 22; 1 and 2 CJeo.SmUh’a
Addlt'on; 37 and 23 In Gurley's Snb.; S. W. #
8 Jn Week 142 School Section Addlt'on.
All of which were referred to Commutes on
Streets and Alleys S. D.
. Also,
Presented an ordinance Tor the construction of
a sidewalk cn the west side of Ada street, in front
of lots 1.2, 3 tnd 4, Rattraya Sathdivisloa of part
See. 8,89,14.
Also.
An ordinance for a sidewalk onthe corUi side
jf Lake street, fronting lot It and i W Li, block 31
Carpenter's Audition.
Also.
An ordinance for a sidewalk on the east tide of
Pcorta street, from Van Daren street to Harrison
eli ecu
Algo,
An ordinance for jp'anicicg a part ef Lamber
street near the Fort Wayne iUUroad.
- All of which were referred to Conxltte* on
Strecls and Alleys, W. D.
Also.
SobmlHed an ordinance for grading and plank*
Ice Conch Place Item Dearborn street to Clerk
street.
Also.
An ordinance for filling, grading and planking
Cuacb naco from Wells street to Market street.
Alto,
An ordinance for a sldew» 1 k on the south side
of K'netfcnUi etieel, from LaSalle street to Blade
well street.
Ali of which were referred to Committee on
Streets and Alleys, S. D.
Also,
An ordinance for filling, grading andplanking
the alley In Block £l, Bailer, Wright & Webster's
Addition.
Referred to Committee on Streets and Alleys,
N.D.
An ordinance for the erection of lamp posts on
West Indiana street, between Ualstcd and Mor
gan rtreets.
Referred to Committee on Gas Lights.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES.
TCTAXCS.
Aid. Bond, of Committee on Finance, to whoa
b&d been referred an ordinance authorizing the
dredging ol the Haley Slough, submitted toe fol
lowing report, which, on motion of Aid. Wood
ard, was ordered to be
laid over and published.
To the Mayor and Aldermen of the City of Chi
cago, in Common Council asaembsd:
Your Committee on Finance to whom was re
ferred the cornmnutca 100 and ordinance of tho
Boatd ol Public Works concerning an aporopria-
Mon of J27.WX) fer dredging out tbs Haley or
Bc-hlon Slouch, laving had tho same under ad
vucßcnt.'brg leave to report that considering tho
subject of Bridgeport nuisances, as a part of the
subject matter melted to then, they visited and
explored that classic ground, which baa from
“unC whereof ibe memory of man ronneth not
to the contrary ” hem the inexhaustible cruse to
which newspapermen resort when copy Is short,
and which bos os yet showed no liens of (allure.
In our Investigations we examined ~a large num
ber of the dwellers on the banks of that noble
stream, and the uniform testimony was that the
I locality waa not unhealthy, and If the testimony
of come Is to be relied upon, the peculiar chemi-
cal conditions of the atmosphere mik-5 it a e->r
tain cure for consumption, and a thorough exam
ination of the wa’ers aigjit show that DeSoto
failed only becrnse be took a wrong direction,
and aconntfor the fact tbit our mortality blits
lalsiiy thefeailul ptognosticatious which are an
nually made. It was the opinion of the parties
who reside in the victory cl theßlongb, and also
of your Committee, that the proposed
dredging woo'd remove only a smalt part of
the conslomcrete steccbea of the place, for the
reason that it is the source ol only a small pirt,
and If dredged the water would Sow out only at
seasons of high water; as we found the waters
(like Salt River) running up stream even after the
present rains, and co worse except la size and sge
than many street gotten where the blood from
slaughter houses is allowed to flow into them.
And the deposits in said slough, if thrown out
dow, would,a« elated bv the Board,beoftheoaelves
a nuisance. The city has, perhaps, no method of
treating Itother than as a nuisance, and under
tMI heed could not probably make a more exten
sive ditch tban the one proposed, as it Is in no
part of the navigable waters of the Ch T cigo river,
and con’d not tbenfore, under the general laws
over the river, be sodredeed out as to make It
navigable, except uuon petition of the prouercy
owners. Those owners of adjoining property
whom we saw stated that they were willing to be
taxed to dredgs It oat so as to maks it useful, but
were not wll.trg to pay for a ditch. Your
Committee were satisfied that the head and
front of .all the smells would be found
to be Wahl & Llgbha<l , s establishment,
for reducing the offil, Ac., of the packing, ren
dering, and slaughter houses. We were shown
every facility tor examining this establishment by
Mr. Lonls Wahl,-and were satisfied that these
ctiilletrea were doing everything that science,
energy and capital could accomplish to enable
them to convert the refuse of such houses
Into profi'ablo merchandise without offense to
the citizens of Chicago; and they assured your
committee that If the pretent experiments were
a failure, (they could determine this in
thirty days) tuat they would remove their works
to the Calumet, as they did not desire to prose
cute a badness which was penenlly offensive to
the citizens. They are doing a great work, and
one which, if their experiments succeed, will con
fer a lasting benefit on the city, and one which
entities them to the tbssks of the citizens gen
erally for making the experiments, as all will ad
mit that the odor is much Improved from last
yesr and previous years, which is owing to their
efforts, aud they can complete their experiments
end get the products off sooner than the city can
remove it from tbelr pl-ire. There Is, however,
bat little donbt that the Bridgeport odors are not
attributable to any one cause, as we were dls-
Bceed to believe the assertion of one of the par
as questioned, that “the stink wna In the town
and had keen for ten years,” and wn UkeFal
staff’s buck basket, “a rank compcnnd of villain
ous smalls.” In view of all the facte, and believ
lig tbit however nnp'easint the ernellsnay be,
or in fact are, that they are not detrimental to the
health of your citizens, yenr cumm'ttio would
therefore recommend that the Board of Public
Works be permitted to tike the earth thereto out
of the South Branch from the dredging ulrcaly
authorized, and such other suitable material as
may he convenient, and fill up said elou jh t»o far
as msv he nccaseary toahalc whatever nulssnca
: enchelonch nay be, upon "uch plan as »h« Board
of PnM'c Works m»y adopt, and report adverse
to the p&a-agc 01. the orciuancc.
Ail of which w resfectfnlly aabnUte-I.
L. L. Bosd,
Cu&s. 0. P. Bountcr,
Coas. Q. Wiosau,
Commit U c on Finance.
' ADo,
Of the “BTCfI eommlite!*, reported In favor of
the peerage of the following ordinance:
An Ordinance aaihonzteg tbo erection of a new
eugiuc bon*c for the Cbtcigo Water Woifci, and
the le*nn of Water Loan Bonds.
jit it ordi'mtd 6y the Common CowicM of the cl ty
of ChVayo: _
Fectiok I. That the Boird of Public Worki arc
hereby xnthorizid to erect a new rngina of a ca
podtj sufficient to pump Id.OoO/tH galloni of
water dally, and to construct a uewoaulnc huuso,
with all the necessary foundation!*, pump well,
in’etpipes, and connections with tbo fake tunnel,
according to plans and tprclficitioni to be pre
pared by eald Board.
Sro. J. The Uosrd of Public Works are here
by authorized to lesoo Two Dnnflred (TOO) Water
Lo;n Bonds, of the decomlnatiou of Onn Thou
sand Dollars to bo tinted July 1,1563, aud
pajable In New York twcr.'y-flve year# alt-:r the
due thereof, with coupons for Interest, at the
rate of seven ncr cent, per annum, piyah'c ecmi
atnuvily In New York; the ssld bonda to bo
lesuedin conformity with the nrovlslons of an
act cf th« Geuenl As»«Bblv of the State of TUi
aols, entitled, “An act to reduce the Charter of
Use City of Chicago, and lh« several acta amenda
tory thereof, into on? act, and to revise the
approved February 13.1883, and their pro
ceeds tu cu nsed for the purpose of the foregoing
eection.
Aid. Eocd moved to concur In the report sue
past the ordinance.
The motion prevailed by the following vote:
Ayes— Aid. Gage, Kcieltcihoektr, Slump. Car
ter, Bsrrett, Wicker, Mcßoy, Wllmirth, Shcrt
d«n, Esnn. Wstlwotk, Batch, Sherwln, Moore,
Rafit-riy. Fifabcc, Woodtrd, Tslcovt, Botaea,
lltxt» v . Bond Raesel], GastSeld, Prauzcu, Proud
root,* Hotciugtr, Run, Shackford, WooJmaa,
Clark—CO.
•Vues—Huntley—l.
Also,
Of the same Committee rcoorted adversely to
the of money ptld by Louis Jacobs for
a pecMlat'n ltcen*e.
Oo nui'iun of AM. Rafferty the report wis
Accepted and renrurred in.
Aid. Bantlt.y moved to adjourn nn'u Tbnr-u»7,
July S7, at S o’clock, p. m.
Aid. Clark di-nistufei thcajes and nocs; and
the motion ws« lost by the foVowisg vote:
Avtt- AM. Knlcketrockcr. Sultan, Will
work. Hatch, Sherwln, llifferty, UunLoy, QiiV
flelil, Ftetizcsn, Proudfoot, Woodtuis—l3.
Sot*— A'd. Übte, Carter, BirffU, Wicker, Me-
Hpt, Wtlmtrth, Sheridan, Moore, Prtslwe, Wood
»td, Talcolt, Boldeu, Bis.>y. Boad, Kartell, Uot
lirgcr, Rnb, Shsckfoul, Clark -19.
Aid. Tateott, of Committee on Rtilrouls, attted
that tc bad a matter under conilticralion; bat
would zsk farther time; which request was
greeted.
. biiivlAni.
■ Aid. Knlckerbocktr,ofCouimUteoon Judiciary,
eulmitted the following report, which, on motion
of Aid. Barrett, was ordered to bo
Ltidovcr tud published.
To Ihe Mayor and Aldermen of the City of Chi
carp, in Common Council assembled :
Your Committee on Judiciary, to whom wav re
ferreo tnecommuiiicatlon of th« Beared of Police
Commissioners, and sundry other papers, con
cerning Carbon Oils, etc., with Instructions to
report an ordinance, having hud the same under
advisement, beg leave to report that they Utvo
prepare! tnord’n'ncc.wh ch, they h?ltcve troa
the psp.'re »n v ralUcd to them, will satisfy all par
ties. respccifa*!y submit for yonr action the fol
lowing oroinauciprepared bv tb-.m:
Josnca C. Rmc&bruocxeu.
L, L. Bund.
Committee on Judiciary.
Ad ordinance to regnlato the etcrige md Inspec
tion oi refined petroleum, carbon oil, crude pe
troleum, rock oil, naphtha or bsnzole, or olbir
explosive substance, or any article by wha'eo
ever came known, being the product of the dis
tillation of crude petroleum.
But ordained by the Oonunon Council of the
IVy tf Chuago :
Sectios 1. -Xhatso person shill store or keep
for ade within the city of Chtcigo.any refined pi-
Iroleom or carbon oil for lllnminiUog purpose*,
when the samo will vaporize at a temperature Jess
then one hundred degrees Fjhceuheit, the earns
to be tested by Tagil boo’s testing ln«lrannat,an4
then In quantities not exceeding tin barrels,
which shall be kept tn edara which ace at lent
five feet below the level of the street; bnt when
the finer tf st eh ill be cqn*l to or exceed one hun
dred aci twenty degrees, then Any barrels may
be so stored.
Sac. 2. Ttiatro person shall aloro or keep for
sale witMu the city of Chicago any crude petro
leum, rock oil, benzole or naphtha, or other ex
plosive scbsitnce, when the simo will vaporize
at a temperature Wa thin one hundred degrees
Fahrenheit, the same to be tested In the same
manner as la hereby provided for the testing of
refined petroleum or cirbon oil. and then la
quantities not exceeding one barrel, which shall
be kept in a cellar.
Sec. S. R.llntd petroleum or carboa oil In
quantities not cxcer.dirg oae thoatani barrels,
may be kept In warehouse expressly adapted to
the storage of such articles, the assent of the
Board of Police being first ob'-vlned to the pr>
pcsed site of inch warehouses, and to tbo manner
m which the same shad b« erected; but such
building or buildings shall not be erected less
than one hundred feet from any Inhabited build
lug, and the same shall be not less than five hun
dred fret from the Chicago river or either of Us
branches. Crude petroleum, rock oil, benzole or
naphtha, may be kept in the same manner. In
Quantities cot exceeding one hundred barrels:
and neither of said article* aboil be kept m
;Lrgf r Quantities than Is tcreinspecified in any one
bunding wlihia the limit* of the c'tyof Chictgo.
Sso. 4. No refined petroleum, carbon oil, crude
petroleum, rock oil, benzole, naphtha or other
Quid article, by wbotooever name kuovn.betog
the product of the distillation of crude petrole
um, ska I be stored or be kept ou any aMew-tik or
In any public eucct or alloy within the limits ol
Ibe city, and the same or either of the same,
phtniu pro'.esß of st'pment, shall not remain on
any sidewalk lore period exceeding five nours.
»so. 5. Ihe Board of Po.lce snail designate,
from tht members of the police forej of tan city,
prrpcr parties to act as of all refined
petroleum, carbon oil, erode petroleum, rjck ril,
mpbthior berzole, which may ho off-rod lor
i*b* within the limits of the city cf Cnlcago, and
shall provide the necessary instruments to teat
ttae same: and. neither of said articles shall bo
sold with Is the limits of said city, until the ca-co
shall have been Inspected and tested, and the
bracd of such testing shall have been placed on
the cask or barrel containing the article so tested,
with a certificate giving the date when the same
wa« so tested.
Sec. 6 Acy person violating any or cither of
the provisions of thu ordinance, shall he subject
toafinoofi-otleestbiufllty, nor mere (bun one
hundred dollars, for each and every violation of
this ordinance. All finis aud pecalt es received
for ylolatums of the stme, which shall be pi‘d
IntotbeClty Treasury, shall tu credited to the
land reserved and set apart for ta« relief of dla
tres*cd firemen, by virtue of Chapter 12, Sec .ion
8, of the Beviaed-Cuartcr of the City, approved
February 13.15C3.
Sec. 7. The Board of Polio of said city shall
have power, and ills hereby made tneirdnty, to
cause any cf the arliclcs mentioned in the ordi
nance, which shall he kept and stored lu the ctly
contrary to the provisions of the same, to be re
moved to any convenient piece beyond the said
limits, by a written order, which shall beexetu
ted as directed by the sild Board, if any person
thall neglect or return: to obey euch order, ox
shall rebut any officer In tho extcutluuof ibe
tame, he shall be subject to a like fine as is pro
icrlbed by Section 6 of this ordinance.
Szc. 8. The Common Council may at any time
—subject to the provisions of the amended char
ter—cU clan inspector of oils, and whenever each
Inspector shall be elected, he shall be entitled to
receive as compensation for bis inspection the
sum of five cents for each acd every hsirel of oil
inspected from the person or perrons owning or
having the custody of such oils.
Sec. 2. Any person who shall mirk or brand
any barrel of oil as named In the ordinance with
tnointpector’e brand or mark, or marsany bar
rel or barrels of oil as Inspected, without author
ity *o do to, shall be subject to a fine of not lees
than five dollars nor more than twenty five dol
lar* for each and every barrel so marked without
authority, to be collected as flues in other cases.
Bzc 10 This ordinance shall take effect aud
be In iorcc in thirty days after Us passage.
Also,
Of tbc eamc Committee submitted the following
report, which, on motion of Aid. Wuoflnun, was
ordered to be ......
Laid over and published:
To the mayor and Aldermen of the City of Chi
cago, in Common Connell assembled:
Ycrar Committee on JaJlciaty, to whom was
referred an ordinance concerning Junk dealers
and dealers in second-hand good*, having had the
same under advisement, beg leave to report that
they bav® mad® a revision of said ordinance, em
bodying alterations and amendments, which they
herewith return and recommend Its passage.
All of v.blch Is rerpectinliy submitted.
Josßca A. KniCKsnoocsbß,
h. L. iIOKD,
Committee on Judiciary.
An ordinance concerning Jonk dealers, and
dealers in second-hand goods.
Bf If orddntdby the Common t ountU of the City
of Chicago .* . . ,
Stttion 1. That any person who keeps a store, of
fice orplace of business for the pnrenase or sale
' e.t old metal, rags, old rope, oldfcanvas. Iron and
i the like, is hereby defined to be a took dealer, and
i gnr person who keeps a store, office or place of
business for the purchase or sale of second-band
clothing, or garment* of any ktna, or second-hand
goods, wares or merchandise, is hereby defined
tobeadealennaecondhandgooda.
Sec.3. Tbatnopaaipn or persons shall carry
on. or condoct the or calling either of a
lank dealer, or dealer in second-hand goods with
in the City of Chicago, witbont having first ob
tained a license so to do In accordance with the
provisions of this ordinance, underapendiy, upon
conviction, of a fine of twenty-five dollars for
each and every offense. ,
Sec. 8. The Mayor Is hereby authorised to
crant ® license to jntk dealers or dealers in sec
ond-hand goods, on the following conditions:
laL The person so applying tor snea license
shall, to the satisfaction of tbs Mayor, be a per
son of good character, and shall pay into the city
treasury the sum of fifty dollas.
9d. The person so applying shall execute a
bond to tbc city of Chicago,ln the sum of three
hntdred dollars conditioned that the said appli
cant will In every particular conform to the re
quirements of this ordinance, and with the re
quirements or provisions ofaay ordinance here;
after to he passed concerning jonk dealers or
dealers In second-hand goods, as the case nay he,
and thereupon the City Clerk shall Issue a license
In dne form under tae corporate seU signed by
tbc Mayor and countersigned by the Cletk.
See. i. All licenses Issued under this ordinance
Etta 1 vrp’re on the first day of August noxt, after
the Issuing of the same. .
gfc. 5. Every person licensed u atere
said shall keep at his or her p’ace of bosl
sees a substantial tad well hound book in
which he or she shall f® et
tree a minnte description or all
personal property purchased by or her, tbe
date of purchase, toe name and residence or
place of business ol the person or Persons iroit
whom such purchase was male, and pirticultrly
mentioning auy prominent or « w frlrnve mitw
that mey be on such property, which atid book
shall be kept clean and Itciuie and all the cntr.es
therein shall be made with Ink, and no entry
therein tha!!>e erased, obliterated or dehced, and
every person so licensed failing to comply with
#n> ol the provisions of this section 8-all, upon
conviction, be fined In a sum not less than twrnty
five dollars, nor more than one hundred dollars
for each and every offense. , , ~
Sec. 8. Every person so licensed as aroresaia,
shall during the ordinary hours of buxines* when
requested by the Mayor, General Superintendent
of Police, or any police officer of tha city, sub*
mlt and exhibit said bock. In the fifth section or
said ordinance provided lor to the inspection of
ant of the above named officer?, and shall also
cxliblt any sacn goods or personal property to
any of the aforesaid officers, and oven such U
censed person refusing to submit said books,
(roods cr property as aforesaid noon the request
of ant cf the aforesaid officers. sha’l, upon con
viction, be fluid m a sum not lets than twenty
five dollars for each and every offense, and shall
be subject In the discretion of the Mayor to have
bis or her license revoked. . , . iVI
Sec. 7. Th«t.nou.ltg contained In tala ordi
nance ehal! effect the sale of second-hand goods
by any person or persons now or hereafter li
censed as pawnbrokers, and who ahail In the
course of their business as pawnbrokers ael! ncy
goods, wares or merchandise which have been
pledged to them and remiln unredeemed.
Sac. 8. All ordinances or parts of ordinances
conflicting with this ordinance are hereby re
*>Src!*9. This ordinance shall be in force aai
take effect from and after Its passage.
Aid. gnnn and Fnnxea ward excused by
the Chair, atd retired. _ „ .
AM. Knickerbocker, of the Isst mentioned
Corcmlttcc, submitted the follnwlcg report::
To the Mayor and Aldermen of the City of Chi
cago, in Common Connell assembled:
Your Committee on Judiciary, to whom was re
ferred an ordlnacco for the Inaction of moat?,
ete., havinghsd the same under advisement, beg
leave to report,that in accordance with instruc
tions, they bare revised the ordinance which is
herewith submitted for such action as may be
deemed moat advisable.
Your Committee have found the subject one of
many dlfficn'ties, as any amount of Inspection
will cot prevent decay, and it seemed to na to af
ford but llltle protection to the consumer. Dis
eased and unwholesome meats seem to be the
on'y kind that can be effectually reached by in
spection oedwe bare, therefore, as will he seen,
confined It to sUughter houses and wh’oesoM
markets. SclLng diseased or unwholesome meats
la punishable under the Kws of the State of till
to!e, aud as every botcher Is practically on in
spector of the meats purchased dt him to bo re
tailed at his own shop, the whole matter ap
pears questionable in uounlliy, besides not be
ing in exact accordance with democratic ideas
ol rovernmert, as tbe people look w.th-distrust
upon reguUUrg detsil* by Uw in such matters.
Ail of which is respectfully subml.tod.
Jisnux C, Kxxcezcbocseh.
L. L. Bond;
Committee on Judiciary.
An Ordinance concerning the inspection of Meats
6UUIJceU : C9.
iff it ordained by the Common Coinclf of the CWy
of Chicago :
Sxctxos 1. Thst there shall be elected, In ac
cordance with the provisions of the charter, one
Meat Inspector, who shall have autaoniy to ap-
S omt os many astiatants or deputies as ha may
ct-n necessary. , ,
Sco. 2. Snch Inspector shall, before entering
noon the cischarge of the duties of bis office,
make,'execute and deliver a proper bond. In tbo
• penal enm of five thousand cottars, with one or
mure sureties, to be approved by the Mayor and
Comp'roßer, cocdlucued for the faitbful dis
charge of his duties, and for the payment of any
end o!l damages which maybe earned by reason
efeny neglect cr malffasasce etiber of himself or
any person or pereons appointed oy him as assist
jntor deputy.
Sic. 3. It shall be the datj’of each Inspector,
either by himself or a duly auihoclzod aieistant
ordfpntj, tolEFpcct&ll meals offered for silo in
any wholreile tsTahllshmout of any kind—except
poultry, tl.h and zame—and all slaughter bouses
at such times a* shill not serlons.y inconvenrenca
such dealers in the ordinary mnsacttoesof busl
ttEs. and designate such meats as arc wholesome
and fit for food with an uniform mirk, and such as
are unfit by a different mark: and nopersonother
than the Ileal ih Officer or Inspector, oy direction
of the Health Officer, sh-iR be pormutcl to sell
or remevti sny such condemned melts.
Sxe.4. The Inspector shall on each day report
all pieces of condemned meats to the Health Offi
cer ot the City of Chicago, specifying tha locality
of pieces in each separate loc tilty, and
rueb Ucslth Officer shall forth with cause the same
to be removed. ~
Src.s. Tfcv Inspector shall adopt •ome uniform
system and style of marks, end any person or per
anus who than alter or change any of such mirks,
cr who shill, without authon'y, pUc'i unv itwpec
lion mark cpcaanv piece of meat, r.r snail sell for
consumption in {be city of Chicago any con
demned meats, or shill sell at wbolcsile or by
the pleco to others to he cut ac-l return!
In said city, which shall not have been first prou
dly inspected and marked or labeled, or shut
sell »t.ycl»ca«d, emsciaie i or (doted mulls, shall
he subject to a fine of not less tinu five not more
iiian que hundred dollars, to he collected as other
flues
Sro.C.The Corector shall basntU’olanl re
ceive irom the owners or holders of ihe meats
ibrptcted the sum of five cents lor each side of
beef, aud Cvs cents for each cult, sheep, limb or
h&ff Inspected by him, end eb*ll baveansbtto
withhold his certificate, Usti or mark until aueh
fee is paid; Pro tided, that If any snch meats bhall
have been inspected at any slaughter bouse on
the same day, or alter six o'clock p. m. of the
previous cay, he shall not betotU’ed tu any fee
for Isspcchsg the same, tf found cu that day at
any wholesale establlshnwnt. . „
bso. 7. The provisions of tbts ordinance shall
not apply to euy packlair honses, commission
houses tor the simple uantfer of meat* which are
rot to be consumed in the city of Chicago, nor to
any person eelliug moat, by tbs side or piece,
whicn they sbalt have raised or fattened on their
own (ama.
Sec. 3. All licenses for retailing metis In the
city of Chicago, sf’er the expiration of the time
fixed in the licenses of 1555 shall be issusdouly
upon the payment of a lea often dollars.
Sec. 9. Jhla ordiQiuce shall be la full force and
effect from and alter Us passage and due publics
tlco.
Aid. Rafferty moved to lay the report apon the
table.
AM. Rah demanded the aye« and noes. aud the
motion wu« lost by the following vote:
Aws-Ald. Mclfoy, Sheridan, Wailwork, Sher
win, R-.fftrty, Frtsbee, Talcolt, Bond, Huntley,
Woodman, Clark—ll. .
yofS—Ati. Gage. Knickerbocker. Shlmp, Car
ter, Earrtt, dicker, Wilmirtb, Batch. Moor.i,
Woodard, Bo'den, Bixby, Rasselt. QastfleM,
Brondfoot, Ilotliuger, Hun, Shtrkford—lS.
AM. Srcrwtn moved that the report ho lal-I
over and published.
Carried. . . »•
The report waa concurred In oy the following
TOiet
Av*»— Aid. G*ge, Knickerbocker, Skimp, Car*
ler, Barrett, Wicker, Mcßoy, Wilmarth, Sheridan,
Walivvork, Haleb, Bherwiu, Moore. RiCTerty,
Fnsbee, Woodard, Tjicott, Ho'den, Bixby, Bond,
Russell, Huntley, Gislflel.% Pfoadfont,HoiUnger,
Unb,Sbackford, Woodman, Clark—2J.
Abes—Note.
rjinrrrao.
A T d. RnssDll, of Committee on Printing, sub
mitted a report authorizing the deck to procure
the printing of seventy-fiva copies of tho pro
ceedings ot May Sd, 1863.
AliO,
Of the same Committee submlt*od the following
report:
To the Miyortnd Alderman of the City of Chi*
cico, In Council ammitied:
Year Committee cn Printing, to ■whom was re
ferred the Instructions of the Connell, to report
the price that should he paid the corporation pa
per for printing the Connell proceedings, adver
tising, 4c., living had the sane nnd-r advise
ment, beg leave to report
Thai they bare made adlllzeut InvesußdUon,
nod found the estimates and Information to he ob
tained from printing establishments so widely
different and unsatisfactory that they believe
there is little confidence to ho placed In any of
then; but as the Committee have no other light
to guide them, they have based their report upon
the information obtained from three or four of
tho leading journa’B, as thtir bu-ltcss Is more
immediately connected with tbs subject under
advisement. . , ..
The Committee have made the report more
lengthy than they otherwlao would. In order
tbai tbe public might be Informed of the reasons
for reporting the prices of printing hr.rdinnaaoil. |
Tbe Committee coaid not lesrn that printing I
conM he done any cheaper this year than list, tho I
expenses atterclng it being tbe same. 1
One of the daily papers offered to do tho print- i
ini; fur tweiity-Jve cents per square of eight |
lines for each insertion. Tho daily circulation |
within the city limits, three thousand copies. |
Another paper offered to do the advertising md ;
corporation notices for 37 H coats per square ;
for each Insertion, and tho Council proceedings i
for one dollar per thousand cm*. Daly clrcula- 1
tion of tbe paper within the city limits, six thon
*°A third* the offered to do all the ■
printing for seventy five cent* per square for the
Brat Insertion, and th'riy-seven and a-hUf
cents for each subsequent Insertion, being
the some price tho 3fcne« bid bsl year.
Pai’y clicnlatlon of the paper within the city lim
its, twelvetofliteenlhcusandcople*.
Your Committee recommend u price less than
demanded hv the Tuibuhb; because, from the in
formation the Committee hw, they ibmtc the
Tbibckb’s price 100 high; bca.de*, the Tcibuxs
lias Instructed ttc public tor a year or two past
that the city was paying entirely too much for us
pruning, and they bad a right to suppose them us
tlncere In that a* m other mature.
The CoTtmttse recommend a price for the
printing greater than some of tho o’her papers
offered to do It fr, tecioso the Tiubo.su has
more than double the clrcoUtlnn of any other
n%psr, consequently Is presumed to reach twice
the number of clfteens and tax*ateu3; and
therefore in tbc same ra io. fulfils tbc spirit of
the law, requiring the Council to have us pro
ceedings published.
Your Committee believe that the object con
templated by the law authorizing ami obliging
tbc city to have the Council proceedings pub
lished was, first, to give information to the peo
ple of what their representative* were doing,
and what ordinances verepussed affecting their
lights ae cltlz-ns.
2d. To inform as many tax-payers, as possible,
wbatwas belngdonc with the money they were
obliged to pay for taxes, and whether it was be
ing properly acd judiciously expended.
3df That the object of giving it publicity in a
SEWsrAPra wbb, becanee U was the sorest and
meet effective way of reaching the public and tbc
lay payer.
If these views arc correct la It doing anything
bat justice to the pablle to have city printing by
a paper having the largest circulation, even at a
greater expense?' „ x . . „
In tbe opmlou of your Committee, the follow
log prices would be a reasonable and Just com-
Sensation lor Ihe city ptiPting, viz: For publlan
>g the Connell proceedings, fifty cents per
iquare; fer advertising all corporation notices,
seventy-five cents per square for the first Inser
tion, and thirty seven and a half cents for each
subsequent insertion.
[Signed,]
S. J. Rcssnx,
A* Dornsoin,
Committee.
P. S.—Since the above report was prepared, the
two corporation papers have raised a legal point
in connection with this subject, which yonr Com
mittee arc unable to decide, which is as follows:
They allege that. Inasmuch as the Council did not
fix the puce that the city was willing to pay
for the printing, at the time of appointing
said papers, and as the papers accepted
the appointment by the Connell In good
faith, and have done printing for the city
In accordance with the instructions that the ap
pointment was substantially a contract for tne
municipal year—that the Connell cannot change
It by. Its own act—that the papers have a legal
right, if they so elect, to charge their commer
cial rates, and that the City Is bound to pay It,
hut ct the same lime they are willing to accept
the same rates that were allowed their predcces-
Tbo Corporation Counsel, though not having
examined the subject carefully, Is of the opinion
that the view taken by tne papers la at least par
tially correct, but that neither party 1* competent
to decide the muter Independently of tne other.
Tour committee therefore recommend that in
order to nvold any coufuilsn, the whole matter bo
referred to the Corporaiion Counsel, with the re
quest that be give a written opinion upon the
subject at the next meeting of the Council.
S. u. RCSSZIX,
A. Domsoin.
Aid. Barrett, of the same Committee, submit
ted the following minority report: ,
To the Mayor and Aldermen of,the.Cry of taica
go. In Common Council asremb'ea;
Year Committee on Printing, 1
lewed the reioluHon of Aideraan Wicker, adopt- ,
ad at the regular meeting of the Common Coun
cil, held onlhe 26th day of Jono, instructing ,
your Committee to report at . lb f ®Jl
meeting the raws to be paid for corporation
nrfntiag the undersigned, as one of the members
ofttVd wmmluce, Srlng had the sane under
advisement, begs leave to make the following mi
n°lhatlbarU)i: made diligent inquiry as to the
rates charted by responsible and weh estiblUhed
Republican newspapers of the city of Chicago
otber than the corporation newspaper.
Respectfully submits and recommends tbs pis
uee of the following order, tho rites fixed by
which are somewhat higher than those for which
otber city newspapers would be willing to do the
s»me printing and publishing:
It ii Aenfry ordered fry (Ad Common CbuncU 0/
the CUy of Ch'tccqo, that ihe following shall oe
the rate of compensation to be Allowed and paid
for all corporation printing. to bo pahlisheain
lie sewfSkper designated u tbe corporaUJiT
newspaper. Said printing to comprise pro
ceedines of meettncs, notices adTertUeaenti.
Sdfflother except job pnntlng which the Com
mon Coord! may order to hedona ud published
la »as!l corporation newspaper to wtt. if® J
of twen’r-flTc cents per squire of eight lines, or
?ne” llirand wentrflTe cents per one thousand
cm# for each insertion.
Al! cfufclci IB WPMU^SS'ISSnT..
Of Ccmmittee on Printing.
Aid. Knickerbocker moved to I*7 the latter re
p°U£lrSMUtSmiiiaed the «ni “J*!'
the motion was lost by the fOUomoc yo.e -
A yet—Aid. Knickerbocker. Shlmm CJtter,
Wilmarlh, Moore, Uo.deo, Boswell, Froudfoot,
Hoittnger.Ruh, Shackford—U.
Oiee. Barrett. Wicker,
Sheridan, Wallwork. Hitch, Sherwto,Baff««y.
Frlsbee, Woodard, Talcotr. Duchy, 80-d, Haul
ley. Gaeiflald, Woodman, C.atk—la. ~
Aid Rnh moved that both reports be laid over
order, mid
■aasss'v. otictko ih»™i.»
coctlmia to do the dly printing, and that the
Comptroller.be Instrnded to pay ihe Taiatncs
the fame prices (or doing said j*o* k a *
Isat year to the Tvrue, and that tbe Stoats
ZtUung, the German paper, receive the same pay
lor doing the citv printing, the same prices paid
last year to the Difon.
AW. Wicker moved to lav It on the tabic.
Aid. Shackford demanded the ayes and noca.
-The motion prevailed by the following vots:
Avta—Aid. Gage, Carter, Barrett, Wicker, Mc-
Rov Wilmarth, Sheridan, WaLwotk, natch, Sher
win.Moore, Kafftrty,Friabee^Wopdard,Talcott.
EniielL Huntley. Froudfoot Woodman, Clark-20
‘ Abes—-Aid. Knickerbocker, Sbtmn, Holden,
Bixhy, Bond, Gastfleld, Hoinnger, Rub,‘ Shack-
Chair ar.noor ccd the following Committees
! "iJitwfon—Aid. Shackford, Glut and
te »vsf X>irUion-Ald. Woodard,. Hontley and
B Alo.’Gastfleld moved that the Conns'! dp ,now
: adjourn until Thursday, Juy 27th. at So cfock,
! n m.. and take np business where left off.
The motion prevailed and the Council stood
adjourned.
A.H.BODHAX,
City Clerk.
£S*l!r*nd TUB^XaDld.
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Philaart. IkilTOO. !»Mp.sa
a «. York!
71a } I&39PJS. 10:fi0s.s. 3:(3pjn«
wUlentoa I
** 21. York!
via r 1031 p .ss. I*oo a. s;tl pii,
f-Uladel.. I
Ealtlnsore..,. 6:13 p.Q. TSO s.‘i« 13:10 p.a
Wublns:cn..lo:2U bjix- 10:35 a.a. 5:15 p.a
otucaeo and ossat zssirsn sa3.wat.
:Late Clncinnsti and Cblcajro Air-Las Ksiiway.)
thy SxpioiS.. tcOOA.ni. kooa.u.
H’rttSarcea C;o3p.a. 0;47p. a,
.*F?t Caclzaati, IndlsnapoUa and Lonlsyma.)
asl Strrcss. ....&008.EU 0-OOa.a.
6 fcOOp.a. 9’«p.R»
1»»V e%3i cope? 'W3p.n.
Ki«LtP*ssecs« „..naiop.B. •"tcua.n.
jKvnmfase Acc-...•|:43p.a« _
S7(J3 Pa'i Trzia. •*« #. m. *7:42 s. 3.
= i* u a •!:«!*. n.
u *♦ » M.oop.i&
;» u « *3:st»p.ia. *7:10 p.m.
OHIOASO, BCHIZrfarOX UQ
I>s7 aid m. i:3op.m.
lUgbt Sxprca t*:oop,ia. fcjOi.n.
SL;Q<ots icconcodaUaa.. p. cu 5.15 a. e> ;
cninao asd Lena*
sin s. c.
T-.15 p. S.
Eistern
jo\'M uiJwtlmtogten AC
sonunodatloA cwp. ta.
ciacAoo*j»ac.ci:iifU2r!.
Eay Hxptcas an* Ki11.... 3:10 a. a. -s*“ P*Jl
m*t\ Krpres? 7- *’“**
jnltctaccoatDOdsrton..., *so*. t--.
OHICASO AJD IQi.ITAT7SS3 SAUff •-<
St Pa015rprc8j.......... *9:(*s.n. *3:30 p.».
S=>res3.tnr -'4MF.S. *2V:pj a.n,
NlL'hi Accomnodatlra.. .11:30 p.m. 1:00 a.m.
jjTau*tcn stOOb.m. coup. m.
•Saadaja excepts!. 1 sataiiajaaxMptad.
*tf -grta?! excepted. .
Crausporialion
GRASIDTBU&eC
LINE OF STEAMERS,
B. r. WADE, ANTSLOPE,
ECKTGOEIEHY 3UH
Will term the Una tram Chirato and Milwaukee to
fiarcladuilus th* season of ISU J. One of tea above
Stiwmers will leave bor dock, foot Of South LaSalle
street. Chlcaco,
Evcrv Tuesday* Thursday and Satur
day Svonings, at 7 o'clock*
And MUa&uked tea loßoeUyt morain*: at 3 o’clock, to
connect with tea Grand Trunk Raliwft? at taruls, for
ftllpotetslnCanadaaadthe Eastern Btatea. To tour*
Ism and travelers this rente posuas unturpusod ad*
vor taxes.
It is the moat aecearlhla rout# to the
beautlfnS actnery of the St, l*wrencf,
Kauuenay, Blvrf *3a Loop. White
inoomalofh and all vlaces In
the New Eugleud States*
Ptsienzen by this Una arrlv-j In Buffalo two days,
ard Oxdeuiburxh fivr* days soe:n’' thua ty any ntear
Lina. Also, the cheapest ahdeatekMtwatirandnU
route to Kew York and all points on line of roads ran*
olo«H»at from BuffMo.knd to Boston. Hsshaa.L»
welT and all oteer petition tee line of the Vermont
Ostial Railroad. This li uxuosiyUnetratean be
reii*d on to stop at Mack'nae wun perfect tejeu
iarity* As a fast and nllable Lina for Eastern
and wrehsn Soand Frelzht. It la uneTaallzl. Omy
one trsssblpmen*. from Chicago *c Montreal. Port*
lana and Boston. Ticked for sale on board tae
hoars, br J. HUUSHIDN. »t A.T- Kpencer’s Ufflca,
ard at dS Cln.6 strset. Chleaxo. P O Box
A. T. 6PSRCEB. Ayent, foot 8. Lafießoet.. Chtcaco.
L- H- KtiLLUtiQ, Blue Wnnsttoozo, MUwaokoa
nekst Otfico la Milwaukee. i£-t 1 Main street.
jj6c9Wdtt
TTfAYAKA, SISAL AND YESA
rl CBCZ —The Ammlcan and Mexican Mall
Iteamshlp Company will despatch their new and *s®*
{ant aldowhael etcamsr* com Sew York, for tee
above mi 15th of each Mouth.,.
For frulaht or pissaxe apply to CAAB. A- wmT»
ynrv. Axtj.‘JßF*T*ad— »f .R**»Mk aFMzGkfimSdb
ISusiiWßK ®artis.
W. T. SHUrEUDiT &, CO,
(SUCCESSORS TO A. 7. CECtRKYJ
XDistillers of Alcohol,
fubb Brians -wsissieb
foinmbl.il Gls, Domestic Lienors, Sc., &c.j
frlcasrect • SI SOUTH WATER BTRKST.
Ow. goit .& co.,
• pgii.na EB
Coal and Cedar Posts,
LEHIGH, LACSAWANA, FITTSTQK. BHI AH HILL,
“l Siiß, n.i.iwma AMD HUtUUfI HUN.
BLOBSBUEO.
4 to 10 in. diameter, aal Split cedar Posts.
FOB SALS BT CAB6U, CAB LOAD OH HHI AIL.
Orders from tbe country and city trade solicited.
P.0.80x3113. Ctalcem, BL Fart and Office wat
end or van Boren streetfrids*. ia33;lJ7-Wt
Cooke, Smith & Bozet,
CC3IMJHSIOW JIKIRCBASTS,
and dealers in Balt,
Ko, 19 LaSalle Street,
Cssb advances mais cn consignments of greia.vrool.
DTOseelons, Ac., to our addreas, or for shipment East,
and on all fantU of merebandlse in alorebere. WUn
DLitlea trtiaibs to bbfeate on marzlus in this marks;
are are prepared to do bnxmesa on Übersi terms.
~>i)ip €l)anblrcg;
OEORSS F. FOSTER,
V? aii South Water ttrcci, Cbicazo, 111.
Ship ChandU? and Sail Make?
end Wboleiale and Betnll Dealer in
aZcsilla*Tla«pcdiiaa
CAJT7AU, ABCHOEJ, CHAJCfI, BLCCH3,
rtvlnea. BeU and Sash Certs. Teats, Awnlare. W«a
pitch. Feting. Paint* ofis, Ac.
OldCxnvMhnd Hoisting 3!acMii«« tor Star».
FLAGS
OP SVHB7 PBSCBIFTIOW. lefe-kSI-IV-T-TA^-ls
33rugs ana C^rmirals.
j H. SEED * CO.,
" * mtosthss tso joßsaas o-r
DRUGS SND CBESHCAIS,
80 CbicagOi liliscis.
AIO. DULL LlSa*L7
rimrs. mu. mroo-w eu.«.
Buams sons, kkroskstb. saw tr ssa
nroos. MANTrTAcnrHwa*
«OOD«. *U»
man«s ?-« sr ** CT * **"•
chants and
j.2.Ba»o,l74Paailitre«.K***i ■.
H. A. HratßDi. Chicaio. I
B. Kpa*xz-
Banking ana ggttfrangr.
T OCKtVOOD & co.,
S&NSSBB,
Bate semoTsd from No. 33 william street to
Jos. 94 Broadway and Wall Street,
NEW YORK.
Orders 107 toe purchase and Sale ol
GOVERNMENT
tsd other Securities exscuted os the usual terms.
run* md individual accounts received. and inter*
eat allowed noon current balances, which raw be
Chiclwe tot at alzbt or after ten days notice. _ ~
Six Mr cent interest allowed on deposits of sola.
Bew Yorx. Mar L 15»- nrunnte t-tsq sap
•piEST-CLASS IMPROVED
.SOOTH WiTEE STREET PROPERTY
JOB fIACS AT AUCTION,
win be sold at auct-oa from the Mnwalr 0 jS*
Ccnrt House, at 1C o'cloci A. M,
59th. Lota 9 10 and 11, In Bloch 7 (aeren), F«rt Dear
bor* Addition, No- JJ B-uth
sv-tnr itnyt. ■n't Humbert *ls and <l7 Micmcan it®*
tao late Joaeph Matusoo.
Ai Sr mSSrf Ml »• CSheet to Sub aale. an
£i;g
-VTOT>C3 LAY DR3.IS3 I' 7
it) Iti«»n fiosttiie cuts Issuer; b* tM*
cows by esa cf tic cr»la l*7cn l 7 ;i r:
r.os:d. tec accords* to tee teaera! ipydiLA-aa* wj
_ ai*4
u>; r. uvici 93, scbaol Sactloa am
** w. - ik - “ M
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sac*’.otiO- ;&<£ -5v *• ** **
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4. * 9a, •■ “ “
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*• 10. “ 91, “
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Ardsx “ „*£ “ ** “
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Sublet 1, M
- 2.-
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J. Q QISDSL2.
FTUI> LKTZ,
O J. E033.
Beard of Pubas Works.
jjaewiw
Lamp posts and street
Chicago, josy Jiit«i?oi. k _
' PrcDOfsis will ba r'cclraa *t tnlioillcoUU
»do(tadtr h; BoardmipcCmens.
stseuatia's lert dto daftar con of ue -e^-oa
of laeaamjabaU toc-Bec-ed.
° Prapc**a mtaS hasK&lui, to Usa 3<*?£
of PuSnc TYciii, indorsed X- o^oet
rc«rre the ri*M to rj«t «T« aU
blc«,asd nUi to »ec»MJ j-«*ii the
MdAsr ctldrncf. to tilk»irdof
PaMlovcrhsthst ha is corny tw, rfLntea udrs*
•pOMlhie. j. o. Q^TDJvLu.
FRSD. LSTZ, .
o. -I- K’JSB.
Eoi’duf Poblio Works.
Jy3A3H 1C!
■PROPOSALS iOR PAVING
Jl deabborn srßfisr.
y Uma or nut boasd oy Wosss, >
Chicago, July Mill, lao 6. i
Pealed Fro«a»'» wBl toe r^T. 5 1 a 1 2 r
PaCllc Worts until ll A. M. ba - u-dar. 3 h.
tor ihe cartUff.jffadiai mw n w^i sAn
toioilt pftv» iseit frtaxwja »:r .e . i.ob tat to, .a u-e
of
nccorctlsz to sjnrclttcaUosa oa d'.o la tau ofil. «•
a&d larsoT&eai mil re p*ia for ’rare
Mieancort levied to defray in ccst,waoa Jxes-iaa
.MW.* t > U o B' «rl of IWllo
TVortSr la lotted “Propotal* for Pa»txi* *“2£ r . a
gtreet.'* ana atctdraaifd wi.a aond,
withanwtoetotorapwovedtoyihs Bom. Btdswui
ce for tton colßgof the wao;e ?
cirb walls, tor a detolie >uo *a* to? thetarto .raLs
at a crs-a o»r end of oaetoaadred co*rc Re
*Tb« Bta’O isaenra \ba rub* t® njset any or »n
hUa, «u4 note w 11 re *o« p ed Bila» tan
rc«'-rz£’v>a evicjoico sat»fv..ory .o «ha rtoarataai
£ ! i i c.mpf«ot.r ! u.3:o.oim^-ra- D<TJi
V 2,
O- J. ROBB.
Board of Puallc WctSs-
jyMtTiSICt
Pboposals yon BOII.BR
ROOMS AND 800.T0., Behead PrODC»;.U
will be reMxedat the om«** of tie Board of Public
War?*, tmu o’clock. Juy 2«h. for thei conitrnoilon
of Poller B«orrs et the k»Rlaa*r aal
hntldlDst*. Plana »nd SpeciaratUas can **J2Su5
the office ot Mr. Baa&r, arcii.tic.. Ho, *> Msaue
* i3o, tor «n«. Borer < J ES'.msorEciocil »■
i nr canto! seta at the office of the
Eo-srd cf Public wo ki. pe Board reaenoa the
rum to ro-.c; .07 or .J cf Uto OU. onroraa
FUSD- LKfZ,
o. J. Biss. _ __
jy^ c io3s* Board of labile Works.
/OFFICE BOARD OF POLIOS,
U CHICAGO Jtt)y a Win ha TC.
ctlTEd at ibis office fer the remoTSi of all ■ dal, filth,
cubKe »od athcf.lrom lb* - streets sod a lets ot the
cltr cf Chic SCO, up to-lay IMb, »tlo«lo:<,]j. a
jVaia Bt*° a. SCUTT, secteur? Of Scard.
astaicmai
UK. EiSTSBU’S
IODINE AND SABSAPARIUA
TWs U tte mtlpaedlclns awt wll! care dlMtiPsart ttaf
Uyn *a impure ol Um blood, ftx;
Scrofnla, or Eins’s Evil, Cancer,
Tamers, Eruptions of the Skin,
Erysipelas, Chronic Sore Eyes,
Ringworm or Tetter, Seals Bead,
old Sorts, Swelling of the Glands,
leprosy, White Swellings, Piles,
Blotches, lioiles, Pimples on the
Face, Goitre, Rheumatism, Drop
sy or Gravei. Liver Complaint,
Dyspepsia, Servo ns Affections,
General Debility, alUbronic Dis
eases. and all Diseases arising
from the nse of iHercury,
8:13p.n;
3,‘TO i. TL
9:50%^
Arroaz all the celebrated remedies for threats of
tboto dU"»je« arlsisc from an Impure st*ta of tee
blood, none teens to be meeting with snob laccesi.ond
to cite such taUAfsetloa to all a*
Dr. Easterly's lodine and Sanaprlllt.
In the Western States nearly throe-fourth.* of tbs la.
habiuntsare afflicted with a torpid or inactive coaa
tica ot the Liver, and ft is believed that nlne-tenthi of
all tbs sickness and snSsiinz arise from teat cause.
Dr*
tj an LTfblllb’e cure lor Liver Complaint. It bus a
3 edfle action on tee Uytr, and a lev bottles will ears
t&e wentenws.
Dr* Efisteily’s lodine endSanaprilln
la a radical cure for Chronic or Inflammatory Rhea
mutism. Thu medicine removes the cause by putty*
1~3 the blood, and tee cure la cerUla and permanent.
Dr* Easterly’! lodine and Snrsaprllln
Cts cored more eases of indigestion and Dyspepsia
t&A3 any other remedy ever invented. So one bus
ever and Itwllhout benefit.'
Dr* Easter!;’! lodine and Sarsaprina
SUsds preeminent as the best remedy ever dlacov*
an d tor diseases of the Kidneys. Dropsy ftr.d Gravel.
It ha* cozed eases of over forty yean* standi az.
Dr* Easterl;’s lodine and SarsaprlHs
the best remedy known to the civilised world fas
the care of Hoars!*!*, Nervous HescUchc, Lu*s of
Mcmory.GeiieralDebUlty.Palcsln the Nervtj of tee
Fare, and the various Nervous Affectlans to wfcs.te
females are liable, and suffer so much In a low nr >*•:•
b<> dated state of health. Itlsanaysr-CiUlnt cure ter
these complaints.
Dr* Easterly’s lodine and Sarsaprllla
Is the best Cosmetic known. Ladles who admire *
clear white »ktu and a rosy cheek, should abtacou the
use ot pa'ata and washes ot every amd, which only In
lore the skin, and ue ibis mealcins- Tats beauunes
the skin by purlfylsn the blood, and giving activity to
every minute t» ssel, thus cranginr tbu dark and sal
low cocstananes to the bloom and irtshntse of yoate.
Dr, Easterly’s lodine and Sarsaprllla
Isa great female medlclno. it immedlacalyesunter*
sets the nervelessness of the female frame. Thosesnf.
ffcnnx from weakness and lassitude whouse it, as once
become vigorous and full ct energy undo/its Infin
eoce. Ko lemala should neziect to take- it who is a>
p*oechlnc that chan no In ll's, the CESSATION OF
THE iLnBSRS. la such cases it cannot be too highly
recommended.
Dr. Easterly’s lodine and Sarsaprllla
Wilt cure Scrofula. Brytlpelaa, Rnzwonn and Totter,
Calt Itbeum, Scald Head, Old Blotch&>, Plmplea
on the tnce, and all Eruptions of the Skin. But for tea
euro of Scrofula, Old ftoros, and Skin DlMasas of tTtry
kind,
Crldley’s Salt Ehems and Tetter Ointment
Win be fonnd a Tftleablfi assistant to the lodine and
SanspartUa tn scbdulnz tee dlseue. The lodine and
BftmpMUa purines tbebloodandremoventbeesnsa,
while the Olntmentbeals the 3ore*. and tens h speedy
and penaanfint cure u efieewi. Bote a:a rscotasiaa»
dad to be used lor thus complaints.
bometblnir the AlQleted Should Know.
Those who are afflicted and nsedatpceial Purlfylna
mcdlciae, should know that
Dr. Easterly’s lodine andSanaprlltn
is tlx times strocser. cheaper asd better, than any
oteer Soresparlllft or Blood Purttylns Medicine nowor
fered to the public, or no pay will be taken lor It. Tnts
has been ihotocgbly tested, and la known to ba a fact.
Therefore.
ask roBDB. EASTERLY’S lODITH? AND3ARQA
FAKILLA, and taka oothlnz else.
Prlee—The lodine and Harsaprina. IUO per bottle.
Price— eno!ey*» Salt Bheum and Tetter Ointment,
m cents per bottle.
ryrSoldat DR. R. EASTERLY <fe CO.’S Family
MeUlclnn aioro.n Madlscn ureet.ueM
Chlcszo.ll) .and st the corner of Third asd Chcannt
street*, St. LouU, Mo.
Cure Yourself.
USL BAFFZTS SPECIFIC.
Xb:i Ssdlclns will care
dect, btrlctare, Seiuiual Weakness
or Spermatorrhea, diordee. Diseases
of the Kidney* and Bladder, and
nil Disease* of the Sexual
caused hy Confession or Weakness of
either sex, males or Females.
ThU ELEGANT, POPI/LAK and INFALLISL3
so celebrated la all cnrLABGS CITLSS
for the CCNS of l liIVATa PIBZAiUS.Ii n<iw otfcred
to tbe affilctf d sad WARI*. ANTED TO CUUS ill dl*
e.jse, ot tbx Genital OrgarkOt either »ez <maie cr !&
malolnsfewdava
Ur. Baber's Specifio
la the OKLT SAFE and RELIABLE UKiIKDY fa
tne CURE OP SPKRMATOKKUQiA, rf*n«rall7 termed
aKiIINAL WEAKNESS.CMHed by sKLF.ABUak o:
EXCESSIVE INDUI.GHNCK, wLlcu Is new so FIiAE
FTTLLT PItaVALKNT In all psuta of ’die country.
Biador, nave yon s
PRIVATE DISEASE,
Or any Disease of the KIDNEYS, BLADDER or SEX
hai.TtUGAKA Donutnurlectlt. DELA7ISDAM
GEfvOUS. Procure at once tbal celebrated and mail
able Remedy,
Ur. Baber's Specific.
Which baa CUT.TD thonAneds upon taomttn-U and
saved then frem ti;e bands oi MSnCILESft QUACEX,
U ac’.frcn a pre-nature ?ravc.
Ur. Baker's Specific
la a OKRAT HEALING, PUBIFYTFG and SSL?
NO MEDICAL AID OR
AnvtL’K as plain dfeecUonsfor aseaccompanycack
nt
Md oc-'lectly KARStLESd TO THE CON3TITO.
,nS wIU jIFEKCTIiALLT CDR2 TUB MOST
vmrVhNT CASKS OF FIUVATE ri3RAS23. and
li?Hrthe rv.a to a perfect stete ol HEALTH
A2H) PURITY-
i won® to tiii: akviicmo.
t0 a regular Phj «ct*a wlta jour ciM, yon
jTi s vout- J?IUVAT3 Kfil'U fATIOJI. 11/ goto/ to
p ir irixoß\*T “private practitioner," yoa peril
HEALTH FOIt LIFE. AVOID BOTH, and lit
Dr. Baker’s Specific.
with this Medicine yon c«a CUES TOUH9SL? lea
THK SJOiraY that pbyslclant charge
without ch.iiZdOl diet or hindrance item buaneaa.
and thus prevent aXlchancrof {tXTCSUItII and£UlH.
DR. BAKER’S INJECTION.
K Ik—ln cum 01 ecaorrhea, Gleet and Scalnal
Weakness. DR. BASKBJCygCTIOM will he found
a viaib'c ftMlatist to the aPKCIPIC to sahdolne the
in2azncati»a and checkin* the di-:cfur?e, and should
he used Id conjunction with U until a perfect cureli
■ttfeeied. Whrn both are used, the? ncrer mil M
CVhZ the LONGEST STANDING and most OMTI
- CASKa of Private Disease*.
A Treatuc cc Sexual Diseases, culled the “Self t*.
structcr,” accompanlfi* each bottle of the Spfclflc.
Hr Price—Dr. Hater's Speclßc, **JO per bottle,
nr Price—Dr. linker's Injection, }1 her bottle.
Price-iUle Inltciln* d;rU<tf,SG cu'j, rentals
tnjectlnz Byrliue.SO cents.
eentby Express to all parti of the country oa receipt
01 the moot? and twenty Ave cents additional ta pay
" “t“®&ra.T * co.'s F„r,
Jltdltlna blore.W Madison street, now the Pejtoffice.
t>fnp. i.i., and at the corner of Third and Chesnit
streets. }w Loos, Mo.
DR. SANDERS’
THESE KONDTB SAI-VB
Cure Corns- Warts, Woles,
liinynonu anil I'ootliaciie,
This celebrated and IniiUlUe salve will effectually
and pemauecily cure Corns, Warts. Motes, Hint*
worm and icothacne in fro ■» three to ten mlnnt j.
Why will yon surfer the exrrcctatlaz and torment*
la* pain from Corns and Toothache, when
Ur. Sanders’ Three Minute Salve
wiu riTPyn instant relief, and Is offered yon at the
very lew price efts cent. p*r bottle.
Bent to >ll paitsot the country by mall, on receipt
otthe price «nd ten cents to prepay postage on ua
M prß)W at Dlt. S. EihTBRLT * CO.*B Family
Meuicinc store, U9 Madison sueet,near the Postofflce,
Cb’csLSo, ill .tan at the corner ot Third andCheaani
streeu.at- Lotus, Mo.
lyecftiiiovcz sawnrldy
nOLLECTOR’S NOTICS.
V ' B*-aa or m-aau, County *i CO^X-?3.
crrr ootLSdtnrt OpyxosJ
OOtrXTßocss.£rpilßo 1L >
Cnicioa )
raairs eounalitertyclTo.
tcritad Wattante bam been placed la r»y taad* tor
Wert, dated July .?*
hricd tor ita ejection of •
I- vied t r tba erection of Lsmp a 03 P*rfi. s
ft cm Sletteatb i'.tit to UiaioaUi Uaeof JC«b.oj».b
,? Wmant Jfo. STT West, dated JilT WX 1358, and
Un. d jot tb« eoteette’i of a Spool*. AteCMtaans
levied ter tbe fraction of Lana Post* on W<jt y.fa*
•eeatb facet* beieteaCanal atnot end iba CaicKO
B w2r»t 50. 577. W»t, dated Jx’y !»:, IMS. eol
tnaod Cor me ecuecroa «.f a Special aisewsenfi
i «wd fcr lie amoent ftamd to be cdeaat on a raratr
Aj.c#ament true erfe don of Icua? *v**a oa Wert
water at ect, between Hdnrta cw u5 Wert inlUna
**w££rentSo 220. Sorts, deted Jnlyl3 a. ise. tad
i me collection of a Bpeca*
of Lamp Po»t» aa ° a * lxnA
h •4S»Orc«aßayrp‘rtaadlJttßiCcale»n.
“ intonated ,a •*'* 4boT *
•m nq?£»d to mto ftsawdiats ww* •'**
;T ef inch oayneat. tbJ edd
will w collected as las cart and eipeaaa of US
ttM *S r "g. HSMJ. p:t coc-c-.-r.
.COLLECTOR’S NOTICE.
CovnT Bot**. EmjiWl «. t
Chicago, Jui7ij*b. iso* I
Pnbiio notice »j hero ay sltsb mat ??
icnred Warrant* biro been pieced la my bend* roc
w Moot iaTixl HritS, deled JaJy
l«aeil ter us collection of a -pedel XHoanaen*
Icvica tot the ext rut-'n of vino stM-t, of tbo wtd»
of tnlrtj use ss-uo rr«: (rsa lu prearnt aertaef*
t?r»lna« nor-b to vtuKuy sme% end on line win
that cart of tltetd? opened sontb of pr>
pOMsd extension.
Warrant No. 433, A-vnib, dated JoiT IStX 1563. end
beutdiortbe co.iccuoc cf % special Aeweeiaeat
feyltd lor tbocnrtisr, ?Vl*a* and Bavin* wltb
voo*ea SlocX piTr-rua; sTcraa from tbs
fonts line of Kazcoipa rjc*t to tbs nertb line ol
Twenty-Secoad nrest.
Werrant No. 4M. rontb, dated Jaiy 14tb, ISO. end
bsned C.T tbe cotl'CUoa ct a Special * ti>.tmpn»
levied for tbe Cnrbl&g. FlUlsc ead ttaasiac of Cel
bonn Peee, between Dearnom nrw\ and state it.
Ait persons Interested la eud eta re axsauaests
■iw reaneated to gala Immediate at my
offlee. In drfenlt of men payment, i!smM4 wuem
mcnte.wlll be collected at Ue cost eadaxpeute of US
pe »nn* lleb e tberefar.
‘jyiSdTJdUt A. H. HSALD, Qty Cottector.
noßroßA.Tiojsr notice.
Xj omcxoFTH2E*'JkSDorrr:3t;o Worki.i
CIUCAOJ. Jill? ii. lao>. t
TTiciesa. the Coaunca fouacll oi we City of
Cb?c#2« bat czdcniX that W.at iir.bf.
Trod Brecb street to the Btrt lit® of »!vi
“kscadiins” of Cistl street, be Ci!M sad pait
fd; said wor« to be dice undM lb# suwravn
d«*eoof»lu»Board of Fablic Worlu, and last tbs
sum tf one thousand fiy® hundred and -wiatr-six
dollars aud t-facty ceats be •uwad the real o»
late det au d N adr <d bv tb® Itn p roretaeat» oru-n-e 1,
•cc^rdtr* ; otiePTOTtalotl of vbeßjTtsed Ch*?ter,
M amended. la inch eaie made and prordad.
Sow,tb.ief jto, publo toiieau herebysirent > all
wrens lEtrrestrd, tba: thi Commissions oftha
Beard of Public Wjrfca wIU meet at t»om N>. IS., »
the Cowl House,la*a*d«;Ul, on tocwth day
*.D lS»3.attbobcur of la ccJoci. AM., t«» a#*e »
th» aw-oiret directed as nbreiald by the Cotnmoa
t onnp.ll to be a>ceased oath# real estate deem*; bso*
flteu by the said coaicmpiafcd
FHED. LH fZ,
O .1 TO2B.
O antniocen cf tbs Board of Public W:rz*.
JlihSlß
nORPOKATION NOTICE.
\J omcs or T33 Beaan or Prarjo,wm >
CHICAGO. Jdij K, is<3 {
▼hater. tha Common council of taa U£7 c f C »»ea
lohnorCero-J that Erteitra.t from the Wen •’ la of
Civk street to the But nao of ia3«lle street, ha
curbed arm fiuou; said wor* ts he done wider the ia
p»ilß«ndercco: ihe Board cfPthi.c Worss. a. a
thucbeiac) ot \wo theorem sexes anaared saa
ft,rtyrlneiJo.latsaado:nj:y two cents ho amswd
nponthe rest »*:s:e dieawd ben filed by taeucproy*
mrntsj ordmd. accords; to the rroTtsl'U* of the
tcr sKlChar.e*, uambtced, Li»cch casemate ana
re. pabUc notice is hereby siren to all
~ucct ictsmt-id-ibet tha Chcmltsioa-jrs of the
Baudot Public Works »Ul me*t stK'om No IS la
thoC n*t H'.nse. In sstd city, oa tbe C9th Jiy cf.laiy,
A- D. t‘6‘, at the boar of 10 oclOi*S a. U. to aiKM
the sonant dlrectrd as af-ramul By the Common
Ccarcll to be assessed on the real
filed hy the aald coansopiued to *j 0 Q C g j^ SLK<
PBNrt lkta*
O. J IU>SB
commitsionanoflhsßoardofPatjlic Works,
j «
/CORPORATION NOTICE.
\J Oftick or ins po.vsd or Puntto Worxi, >
CHICAGO Ja-y3‘,13«. 5 j
Whertaa, The Coam-nCoaocllof <n-» Utr of Cal;
essohss onurea tatc taa Alley ranalar co*ta awl
soSth a. School Bectlca AddUloa to
Chleaxe, Le fined.paced and planaod, uid work to
M dorot Oder the sapertnleaaeoeo eftte Bjsraof
Pabllc Works, sad teat the ma of one ibootasd
ibieebordredasd nliuy eixbt tfilCO doilire w u*
tißtedopontborral euste deemed bfsefl.Bd by ’ha
liarroycraenT so ordoed, aceo:dm» to toe nrotulrna
of tfce Periled f.hvter, u ancoded, iasaca cmm
B 'sruW?%S^£«u < paßllo notice U hereby sites t®
«» rjtiMii irwww. tbst the (S>ainHMlocers of tea
Beard cf Pnhlic Wor. • wll meet« Koom No. W. la
tte conrt Hccre. la isld City, on the irh day cf July.
a7d.l ; 63.atthohoorof 10 o’cocx A.M. to a»s?sa
th? snoast &s aforesaid hr rhe C=atn«l
o occil to he iMweved on the realeststs deemed oe&e*
flttdbr Uic said coaiemplabed iraxote^nt^
p'bbu- Ltra,
O. J. RiMX,
of tie 3o«d of
jiSMt-aei
pOKFOHATION NOTICE. •
Gmcs o? ins Int.i2DoyPmi.ro Woara.V
Chicago. Jai> 4M. Udi. »
Whereia, The Cosmos t o.nnl of tee city of cal*
case has < niercd that Ch'csro avensa from the
we*tsli*» of dark street to Chicago avenue Brides*
be mini and ‘•Macadamised,” said work to be dona
nooer tee *np»rim«nd*B*a of tee Board of Fanil*
Works, asd task itae sum of seventeen thousand nln*
hundred and Ally six dollars aud eight emits be aw
tested upon the zeal cause deem:d banafiied by tee
improvement to ordered. accorum* to te* prrrr.s-ou*
of the B*Ttod cnarter, u amended, la each com
ntde scd provided.
How. teerefbr*. pabllcnotica li hereby given to
all persons loumteu, that Ua Commissioner* of the
yosrrt of Public Works will meet as B>om No. 15, ta
thd Coen Hcuae. la isld Cuy. on toe 2*te day of
July. A. D. If 65, at the hoar of ID o’clock A- M-. to
users the as ount directed as aiotetald by the Com*
moo council to be ssausaS on tee toil estate drmaad
benefits d by tbs aala contemplated improvr-m'.ot.
J. 6. eiNDSLfIL
tred. csra,
O. J. ROSS.
Comminionets of the Board of Public Wvfks.
jygg-aaxt
pORPOBATION NOTICE,
Vy Onios or Tn* doaxo c» fubuo Woko, >
(.SXOaOO. July 23d 1355. t
Whereas. The Common Connell of the CBy of Chi*
easo has o;dercd that Csnal street, from tsa sonth
sico of Adorns it;o»t to tho noith tlda of Twolith
ssrtet, b* BeMteadsmlzed. said work ts ba dona na*
do the anperintendenceof toaßzard of Public Works,
oro tnattne sum of eleven thousand three hundred
andCorty ocoil-100 dollars be assessed noon the real
estate deemea benefited by the improvement to or*
dered, acco.'dlnz to tea provisions of tee Revised
Cb»rter, as amended, in such case made »ni provided.
How. teertfote. pnolle notice is hereby zlvea to
all peisona intazcated. that the Commissioners of the
Do*zdof public WoikswlU meet at Room No. IS. la
tee Court Bouse. Ini aid City, on the 9w day of July*
A. D IMS. at tea hoar of 10 o’cloea A. M, to uiew
too amount directed aa afbreiald by tba Common
CooseU to be osieued on the r ai estate cremed
benefited by the said contcmplatan imp-ovrmput.
J. 8. tiiSURLH,
FRED. UtrZ,
o. j. no^s.
Comml<tlonC79 cf the Board of Public WsrSs.
]V3Jt3Sa 6t
r'OEPORATION NOTICE.
\_J cma of rax Doaho of Ptmuo works, >
Cmoioo, Jn y £1,1353. i
Whcress. the Common Conned oftbr csty of Chi
cago baa ordered tun: Lamp Posts be erected oa
Archer BoaJ. between suie stmt aadatswmsvo*
toe. said work to be dcna under tbo superiaumdoacs
ortho Boa-d of Public Works, andtbat taesnmof
eight hundred tad eighty two dollar* be swetsed
opoa tae ml estate fronting or abutting Oh tbe im
provement 10 ordered, accord's? to tbe provtsloa*
of tbe Bevfeod Charter in inch ease made sad pro*
T Now. therefore, pobllo notice la hereby sires Co aB
parson* interested, tbsS tbo Coatm'utootrs of tba
board of Public Works will mart at Room No. 19, la
tae Cr.art Boas*, In said city. on tbd Z):h day cf
JOiT. A D.1563, at tbe boor of 10 O'clock A-it, to
aners tbe amount directed aa aforesaid by tbe Com*
mon Coon. U to be assessed on tbe real satate front*
leg or abutting on said
frsd lstz^
o. J. BOSS.
Cosnaisslosers of (be Board of Public Works.
jyEetoiet .
CORPORATION NOTICE.
Orncs or tub Boas© op Ptmuo Worm, >
Chioaso, Jui» £2. la 6». J
Wberets, tba Common Council of tna city of CM*
cagobaaord-rcdtnat Coned Ptaoe_between WeDs
st eat and Frans Ua street, in Block S3. original Town
of Calcs go. bo graded and planked; said worn to ba
don* under tee sunerlateadcnca of tbe Board of Pub*
lie Works. And that the sum of nine Hundred and
tblrtythteedaUaraiiadelgbiyeix cents be aocsied
upon tbe real estate doomed benefited by tbe im
provement so ordered, aeeorsl’g lotbsprovuionaot
tbe Earned Cbsiter, u amended, in anen case macs
and provided.
Now, therefore, nubile notice it hereby given to alt
persons late as tact, that the Commissioners of too
Boarder Public Works -willmeek at Boom 80. 15,
In tbe Court Douse, la said city, on tba i9ih day ct
Jo v, a. D 13:5. at tbo hour of 10 o’clock A. M- to
ass*satbeam(.untdlrectedas aforesaid by Ila Can-
Bt n Ccnccll to be a s*ise«t on tbe real estate iL.cuad
benefited by tbo said contemplated imp - ve neat.
J Q. GINOKUE,
.FRED. LK T 2,
O. J. RIME.
Commlstioscrs of Ibeßoaidof f tulle Works.
Jy»sw«t
CORPORATION NOTICS.
Omta or tub £oa»s of Public Wobss, >
Ciuoaoo, Joiy 23 l it. {
Wbeess, fee Comm in Council of tbeCiiy of Cblca
gobssoroeredthattberaatone hundred and exty
id tlie-ieuibi fleet of Haddock Place. In Blocks.
l Dearbt r- Addition to Calcaro. be curbed, graded
C . Wl* 1... .WU1.1.. .W W..W4V, WV WW
sod a aved with bculdor uavemaA t;i*ld work to m dons
n-.ilir tbo an crlnteurteaca of taa Board o’ PntUo
Work* and ’taaC’besnm of tight hundred sad ulna*
ty elK&tdollars end seventy cents be assessed anon
tnc leal esta e deemed cenefited b» tbe Impravcmen*
so ordered, according to the provisloaaof tbe Sensed
Chatter. •• amendeo, in men ease made and provided.
Now, therefore, pnode notice la Hereby given to all
venous lt.terej:e<t, that tbe Commissioners of tba
Horn dof Public Works will meet «t Kxim H j is. la
tbe Cuart Home, In said city, on tbe 39 Jt day of Jaly,
A D l&H. at the boar of 10 o’clock A. M, to atsere
beamoant directed aa aforesaid by tbe Common
Coned! to be a test'd on tbe real estate d-emenbente
filed Lj the aald contemplated improvement.
J.**. UIbDEUL
FdED LBTZ U
O J P.OiK.
CommUitoner* 01 the Board of public Works,
firresum
CORPORATION NOTICE.
OmckoyxnzßoAkOoyPnßLiii Wono.l
Cbiuao ,J01y23,13#>. )
Wbneat, tbe Common Oonnatl of the eit, of
go bat ordered tta.t that park of Court Place betwuea
Cea. boro .seek and state street. In Block 87. Original
To vn of Cblcsxo, vrtaicn ass ao« already been piark
ed, be cradedard planked; said workto be dose un
der the soperurudesce of tbe Board ofPubdO
Wcrks. aid :bAt the lam offmr bnadred and tea
doll*r* and fifty cents bo aasotsed n <on tbe real es
tate deemed benefited by tbe Imp ov-useatso o*derau,
arcordiigto the provtsiona of tbo ftevti-d Charter,
as amtcded.lnaaoh caMmadoaad provided.
Now. therefore, public notice'* hereby given lo an
rmsons inlenatsd. that tbs Commlmtoaen of tba
Board of Public Work* will meet ak aocn No. 13. m
tbe Court Hocse. »n t*ld city, on tbo 49th day otJaly.
A D. is®', at •. ha hour of 10 o'clock A. A. io atsess
the amennt directed as a'Orvsald by the Cerrmoa
Council to be <a>«*red on tbe real estate de-medbeao*
flux! by theaald coaiam plated uaprovemHnt
J.G.GIHDRL2.
FRED LETZ,
O J. EoS*.
C-'ramlialoucre ef tbe Board of Pnbtio Works.
JyOalWOt
13K0P0SALS FOR PAYING
JL WA3ABH AVKHUB.
C/7XC* 07.TIOIDOAAS 09 PO3LIO Wom, J
cinoaso. July istb, isu, f
Sealed Proposals win be receiTOd at this oOee aaUl
UA.H .P&IDAY. JalyaSlb last, tor Filling. Car>
It<c sad Paring with wooden bloc* paremsnt, watusb
arenas. tomb Use of Randolph street to north
Una of twenty Second stmt, according to specific*
tlonshooon flte. ... ,
feud improreaent will be paid tor from the special
assessment levied to defray its cost, wbea tbs aaxo
than bo collected. , . .. . . „
propottis situt M sealed, addressed to the Board
ot Footle WciSs, and la doired “ Propoaili tor Paring
tv &bub atcbsc.' Bacb bid must be accompanied
wltb a tor d of SMO. amosst with isntiei to bo sp>
prored by the roud, aas-anwoitg the elocution oi a
coßtiaet in accorrtsr.ee witb tbe bid, in case the lasts
i» accepted.
ite Board reaarrei the right to reject soy or all
bids, sad no piopoaal viil be accepted nn'eu tbe bid*
ceisl»t*eTiicnc«»atl*factorylo tne Baird that hs
U competent, rttila.de and responsible. __
J. u. Bnmar.a.
FitHD LHTZT^
O. J. BIIBW,
Board of PubUcworSa,
BIMS4MR
-PROPOSALS FOR CURBING,
X pmiflgtadl’lKUlazACejittlßocXlU.Sduoi
fcecUon Ad&iicn.
OFFTcnsoyTss BOAXS 07 PUBLIC WOOES . I
. _ . . crooaoo. Jtuy utn. isbs. f
Sealed Proposals iriu be received asJiaofflcdof toil
Bond nstll TiiDiLiDASf, Ifco Kto last, at 11 A- M.,
for Cnrblni. Pilling and Flanking three Ahari (osa
man lag frotafearbcni street to State meet, tad two
nocuiK (ton Madison street to Monroe street) all Us
Elect 112. School Sectloa Addition to Chicago, la
aeroniasc) with specutcailosi toe the doing of said
worjt on me Inthacl&caof thla Board.
Sold Ur.;-fOTCs:eatwUl be paid tor com the special
asetMToentlefiedto demyits ccst, when t&a sama
shin collected- _ -
Proposals most t>e sealed, add;awed to the Board
ol rnlllc Works. indorsed - Proposals JffilgS;
mil&s Md Flaming Ailmra la Block
Cob At*dltl' , p,” meat bo kr the dolnz of »«
work for a definite na and accompanied wW%KO9
bona HUB sureties to be
jtnarst tons* the eaccnCon of a
ancewi’htteald, In caw tho •««
The Board
bids, and no nropcsal «
lacompetent,:odaWo aod io»po^^*-
FKHD LKTX.
' a j. boss.
Board oi mbUowotfc
JylldWl-ICI