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open until eight o'clock in tire evening to enable and laboring ine? to rote without infringing upon their working hours, has been in the assembly by party rote. The refusal of the republican party to extend this privilege to the working classes is significant. An amendaient bj Mr Walsh to open tne polls at six o'clock the morning and keep them open until sundown was also defeated by a party vote. RAISING WOLVES. The report of the wolf bounty law and the consequent agitation of that subject, has brought to light some interesting disclosures.

ft is reported that a resident of Dane county kept a male and female wolf for the ptopa-. gation of whelps, for the scalps of which he had realized a handsome income for two or three years. THE DOG i.A!W. A bill is pretty certain to pass the legislature repealing all dog laws, except the pro. visions of the statute making owners of dogs hable for the depredations of their canine pets upon sheep and stock.

Both houses have adopted by a very decided vote a resolution instructing the proper committee to report a bill for the repeal of all laws relating to the keeping and licensing of dugs. Something of this kind was petitions are coming in from nearly every of the state praying to exempt from the law. A half dozen bills are still pending in the assembly, which are amendatory, supplementary and explanatory of the perplexed and intolerable dog law. It is expected that the wool growing inter, fit will put in their remonstrance and that the legislature will yet have a lively time over the subject. At present the law is in immi' nent danger.

CLERK or THE BOARD. Tke fallowing is a copy of the resolutions- introduced by and adopted by the Official Paptr of and Cpmty. LOCAL SPKDAt. JAJfCABY, 36.1868. AKEIVI 1:13 i 7:45 i 6:10 A i 4dO i 7:00 A 11:10 A 11:43 AM 6:00 M) 6:40 13:00 RAILROAD TRAINS.

MILWAUKEE. Chicago Milwaukee. St. Paul, Main Line. Son Accom," Eastern and Horicon Diviwloa.

Mil. Prairie da Chica JaoearUle Accom. DCPAKT. t440A.il 5:30 10345 130 4:00 A 2:45 11:00 A BOO "THE CLOSES. Milwaukee.

2::.0 Chicago and Milwaukee 9:00 Chicago and $1:00 Racine apd Mississippi 9:00 Kenosha and Rockford Milwaukee and St. Paul 12:30 Milwaukee and Bt. Paul 7:00 Milwaukee and St. Paul Eastern 4 Horicon Di 1:00 ir Mil. ft Prairie Da Chien 10:00 A Prairiedu Chien 7:00 M.

McGregor and Western 7:00 JanefvilN? 4:00 ftznakee Stage 9:00 E.iBt Trov Stage, 9:00 JanesvilleStart 8:00 Ornnd Haven Boat 7:30 ABRtVC. 1:15 6:10 A 7:45 8:20 3:10 7:00 A AM 6:00 6:40 A 6:40 A 11:40 A it, 3.00 5:00 9:0 i 6:30 A The burden of taxation falls heavily upon the people, and there appears 1-. be a strong desire to practice economy in that relates to taxation acd and WHKREAS. It is the theory of all truly democratic forms of government that tliere should not be any greater number of public officials than absolutely necessary to properly a'inmiisU-r the affairs of state; and WHEREAS, Taut every officer who is allowed place, and every office which is allowed to ex ist, when (here is no absolute necessity in the wants of the people for such office or officer, is not only a burden to the people but a ance to society, and WHEREAS, There are many who think that with proper legislation the office now known Clerk of the Board of Supervisors" could be dispensed with in a manner that the people would be relievfed from a burden which now draws from them nearly, if not quite one hundred and fifty thousand dollars per annum, and a system adopted in place of the method we now have for the return of delinquent taxes and sale of land for the same, which will not cost the people one- METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATION? reported by Jones, Watchmaker find Jeweler, 201 Spring street, Milwaukee, Wisconsin MILWAUKEE, Jan. 25.

Time. Thermometer, Wind. Weather. 8 25 above. N.

W. Clear 27 N.W. 6 26 8. W. Visitors at the Chamber of Commerce Jan.

26, 1868. Stephen Davis, Green, Erie J.M. Boalt, Winona; H. W. Holmes, St.

Paul; Joe Reynolds, McGregor; J. Day, Decorah; J. Hie itepaiment-t-EkpeiBes for 1867, and for the Last Qnarter-Sta- ttetics In Regard to the Inmates. The board of supervisors met again yesterday forenoon Mrl West in the chair, acd all the members present except Messrs, Stemper, Michel, Nicbol and Forth. The accustomed number of petitions were presented and accounts allowed.

Mr. Crawford, from the committee on printing, reported adversely to a former report in regard to the letting of the contract for the incidental printing of the county to a particular person at specified terms. Mr. Moscowitt introduced a resolution authorizing the clerk to sign and the chairman of the board to countersign orders in fnil for the payment of all claims allowed up to date. Adopted.

Mr. Richter, from the committee on poor department, presented the' report of the superintendents of the poor for the quarter ending 31st, 1867, which was accepted and filed. We extract the following facts and figures from it: The money on hand and received during the quarter Was as follows: Cash on band from the third quarter $iSV 10 Ouch received from county treasurer 2,500 00 Prom other sources 44 75 Total $3,12585 Expenditures Of money 1,84825 Cash on hand 11,277 6u i Tne board of superviKom have examined -and allowed accounts to the amount of 3,814 48 The total expenses for the quarter are therefore 5.062 Y3 i Expanses of the poor office for the quarter are 82,896.36, of which $350 was for the salary of two superintendents; was for rent: $1,42156 was for flour; for groceries; $108.70 for sending off paupers; M. Bostwick, Port Washington; F. A Dyson f6r t8 and Bhoes 9 75 for meat Chrtapo; H.

F. Connit Horicon; Hon. L. H. i for coffins and wagbns, $56.

Hnlton, Montreal; J. Johnson, Hartlaud; L. P. Powers. Grand Rapids; P.

J. Ocracrc, The above and folIoTing figures are given somhwhat in detail, for the reason that evory people who happened at moment to, be looking up the broad virtk of.gpruigaireet, was, yesterday afternoon, suddenly by liveliness of movement exhibited by a. horse attached to express wagon, which suddenly described a close curve in the angle formed by the junction of Spring and West Water streets. Vehicles to the right; vehicles to the left; and Spring street bridge be- 'ore. Forward dashed the express wagon; ts course, however, was not the shortest distance between two objects, but consisted of a succession of acute angles, the points of each of which were damaged The flying passed over the bridge; but was retarded by a hack in which was reclining at her ease a lady all unconscious of the quick peril behind her.

-When finally brought to a halt on Wisconsin street, the two rear wheels of this vehicle were each a periphery, the spokes within which had been entirely annihilated. MO.VCMEXT TO will be remembered that the erection of an appropriate monument to the, memory of Solomon Juneau the founder of city of Milwaukee, was' recently the subject of debate in the board of supervisors of tliis county. The subject was subsequently referred to the committee on public buildings, of which Gen. Crawford is chairman. The general informs us tfcat he intends soon to prepare an elaborate report upon thia matter; in which will be'embodied some interesting fa Cts connected with the early history of our city, and the life of the man who laid deep and strong founda- trons for the prosperity of the future metropolis of Wisconsin.

General Crawford is the oldest member of the ward, and a very old resident of our city; and gathered within the grasp of his personal recollections must be many interesting reminiscences of the pioneer days of Milwaukee, and of the history of its founder. SEATIHQ skating rink last erettiBg large; composed of the first ladles and gentlemen of our coty. The music was moving scene upon the too composed of hundreds of skaters was interesting to witness; the sport win continue during the present week. No was another abortive attempt last evening to furnish a sufficient supply of snow to'giTe thje inhabitants' of this vicinity the good sleighing which they have so long unavailingly desired. The county elsewhere advertises for sealed proposals for J250 cords of wood to be used for the poor department.

ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS. Peck St tonU RHPeek do A Morgan ctty i Wells do EK Rand Manitnvoc HecbH wife Madisbn THE NEWHALL 0 Sandu A wife Kenton A McCdmb Chicaco CD Palmer do A Columbia BattergcM do Kent Arkansas. A Raj wife Bsconaba Powell Prairie du Kent do 8 Harvy Korto fl hart Patrick CoCo II Pheifman McGroosio Fandcrwood Portaure Woodcock OB Sumncr THE JUNEAU. Cha.twir!c Tlmrx' li dloviiper Bailuuun- Thou Alstcad do Houston Bellevne WC Morton Alexandria Harper do A Test do Smith Roberta do U' Binirh.im Gompton ft Wayne Follett Portage Harbour lady do JHHnbertdo Vartinison NO Finney CleveFand Hoyt Chasebury HSSto 0 Cook Indianapolis TrapK NiUui (JbJcnsro- Win jfnrphy St JLouts Lane Chattel-ton L-Jfarmlon do OJteland Saleto OtfLewta Chicago Converse do A Lancniir A Jones danduaky Biter Toledo 1 Brock-way 4 Buffalo Heck Obcrlin McDowell Albany 01 PROGRMME. PAKT WBST.

li. Overture, Tolva Sang forsoprano, "Whan too morn S. "Concert aeSBHtaire." Solo for Violin, with orchestra Leo.nai»t MR. EMU, WELVBERG. 4.

Are Maria." Maleahorao, (new) UK PAAT SECOND. 1. Duett tot (opnno and tenor, from the opera "MariUoa" 2. Concerto for the piano forte, with orchestral MMmpaniment a. Allegro, b.

Andantiao. c. Allegro finale. ttERR. OTTO VON QRHPERT.

3. Qypsey Life." Chorus for raised volcca with orchestra OTBrtore, Conductor- R. SCHMELZ. TO COHMESCE AT P. Strangers'Tickets One Dollar.

The Piano forte jweti on a team the factory of Stelnway Soni, and tout Wadty Roliprions Scrricos To-Day. At the Hanover street church, to-day, there will be preaching by the pastor, R.v. Wilder Smith. Subject in the a sermon to young women. Rev.

Dr. Dixon, the pastor, will preach in the Baptist Jefferson street, this iflorning and evening. Rev Charles W. Denison, pastor of the Sycamore street Baptist church (between Third and Fourth streets) will preach morning on "The Almost in the evening on the "Duty of Christians to to the Temperance Cause." All are invited to attend. thing connected with the poor department i sch o1 of Fifth ward, which it is scarcely should be of general our tlecossar 7 to mention in passing i 3 in a most The current expenses of the county films house for the quarter were Si.750.16.

The WAED SCHOOL public "the Fifth ward, which to mbntion in passiai nourishing condition, will give ITEMS. flavoring extracts for purity and strength have no superior. When you wish strength. tfut up in printed wrap- MUSIC HALL. TWO NIGHTS ONLY.

Frfday and Saturday Errts, Jam. 31 and February 1st GRAND jffATINEE SATURDAY AFTERNOON AT 3 O'CtOCK, For the of School Children THE ORIGINAL PEAK FAMILY Vocalists, Bell items are as follows: Itootxand For hardware Groceries uo XI 61 72 275 S4 50 Oil tenth part as much as they are pa y. I church, to-day, at 10K a. and ing to sustain our present system, with ing 10 sustain our present system, with the office of the Clerk of the Board of Super- Tutors a.nd Preaching in the lurch, to-day, at 1C by Kev. S.

Pillows. Summerfield M. 'wore," "I There will be preaching in the Spring WHEREAS, It is the duty of, legislators to I street M. E. church to-day by the 1o all in their power bv Kroner i pastor, power by proper legislation, to the burden of -tasaltion; therefore, AV.v/,/.

That the committee on state' Rev. B. Pease, at the usual hours of wor- ship, n. and 7 p. m.

The revival i meetings of the past week in this church will br continued the coming week each evening. 'Plank road toll' jo Flour For hired help 2'2s 00 Salary of school teacher 75 00 Salary of superintendent 17500 The current expenses of the county hospital during the quarter were 8616.21, as follows: Paid for ry eoods OR 37 For groceries. 1475s For hardware 950 For coffins and wagon 22 04 For boots and shoes 150 no ou oS 00 Hired help oo Salary of nnrse 150 QO A recapitulation of the quarter shoWs the entire expense of the department to be as'follows: on state af- are hereby tnke under con- ntnl exuinibemnd report whether the 11-judgment thejfleem it expedient or to h-ivo an apon the commencln at seven o'clock. vihjoei. nis.t tLey think to abolish of clerk of board of supervisors, find change the -vsi-i-i for tin-return tmd sale of lands fc uii; i t.ixc-i, a.s to hnve all lands for ho ot county a social party at Bowman's hall on Friday evening mjit It has been the subject of remark that an in stitution of this located in a por tion of our city which ia making such rapirl progress as is the south side-, should come across the river to find a place in which to hold its festivity.

The truth, however, that there at present exists a great necessity for a commodious public hall in that part of Milwaukee, and it is understood that certain parties are taking advantage of this want, nnd will soon erect an extensive one. A FEMAIE Neimeier, the gentlemanly agent of the Grand Trunk railroad in this city, and one of the proprietors of the Milwaukee skating rink, informs us that he yesterday received a despatch from M. Louise Tobey, the great female skatorial artist, announcing that she will soon fill an engagement in this city She is at present in St. Louid. from which place she goes to Cincinnati; she will c.jine from that city to Milwauked.

NEW /isEs.i.The Wisconsin News received Harper's Dempresfs, I oterson a. The People's and other magazines for February, iu addition to all the cur- rpnt rent weeklies. AMisteU by IQv celebrated BERGER FAMILY Tocalinta, anJ Tlollnintv, 14 40 the Larffett Troupe of SKLL in the world, Tickets 30 cents. Secured SeaU DRV Lave just received a Ipt of new dross goods, babuoral skirts, and have marked down our entire stock. Great bargains in merinos, empress cloths and all dress goods.

Come and look at Oem- they are very cheap. Siuuiwu, BROTBWM, No I isconsin street aotd 0 Treasure, Buck's SUl'SSTkofTS rurnaces, 1 LANSING BONHKLL jan25dut WTJ. u. Huron street near East Water street. I BRICK POIVIERO 1 New Books.

Nonwnse or Hits and at Kotheo- the Day, by Brick Pomeroy, ft.ift. Sense or Saturday and Thoiurht- fu! Papera, by Brick Pomeroy, fl Philosophy of Bating, by Dr BeUows. J2.00. Life and Letters of Georse W. DR.

W. D. TTowell'a Italian TWo Thousand Miles on Horseback in the Southwest, f2.00. Greek and the Turk, by 3. 0.

W. Benjamin, for unreturned lo the office of secretary of state, in m.mner similar to the pvstem tfiut lius been in practice in the state of-Jfsw 'i orii for forty years, and also to In the Spring street Congregational church Hov. Mr. Love, will preach in the morning on "Hearing and understanding, seeing and not and in the on "No hojm without (Jod in the world." Rev. W.

Denison, pastor of the street Baptist church, will deliver in whether in their judgment, if they his church this evening the first of a series of should deem a chanire advisahle it OI change advisable, it could be made so as to go in force from and after Jan- uarv 1st, 1869. CITY ITEMS AT Low PRICES. L. A. temperance lectures, under the auspices of the Good Templars of this city, commencing at hall past seven o'clock.

Subject: ''The Duty of Christians with regard to the Sin of Intemperance." Music appropriate to the heeler having just completed taking occa sion will be furnished by the choir 4.11 tccountof stock have marked down all their eoods. They are ofiering many of their de -irjtblo dress goods, suitable for winter and early spring wear, at lower prices than they ca.u be obtained in Eastern markets or imported for to-day. They have a few Paisley Miawls left which they offer at great bar- cams. They are constantly receiving the best of cotton goods at lowest prices the ladies want a perfect fitting corset a trraceful hoop a good kid glove, rich lace handkerchiefs, lace collars, or anything in the White Goods line they will find good stock at L. A.

Wheeler Co. 369 East Water street. L.TTLEPIEL1VS NEW "MoRKINQ GLOEV arc invited to attend. The Milwaukee Union Bethel Mission hold their meetings as to-day. At Nicholl's I Hall, preaching by Rev.

C. Willard, 10:30 a. Sabbath school, 1:30 p. and preach- ing by Rev. D.

Wake at 7:30 p. m. At De- I troit passengers rooms, preaching by Rev D. and warm air furnaces, for warming and ventilating- public halls cuurchrs-, fc Bonnell'g etove and house- furnishiiiz uron stceet'just hast Hater street. Gooking Also BaretowB of practical physiciun, resrcctfully iuforms hia old friends he just returned from the south to htsoW stand, 138 Mason street where he prepared to treat all chronic diseases ou the luost approved plan.

Send for circulars, and copies of questions t'j invalids Julyl4dly. Great bargains in dry goods are being f- ferred by Leigh Hawl.ey.' They have a fine stock of dress goods, Woolens, linens shawls, notions, white goods, laces, which they have to 'very low figures. They are determined to sell cheaper tuan any one else. Corner East Water and Wisconsin streets. Mueller, hairdresser, and manufacturer and dealer in all kinds of hair work, has purchased, fitted up end occupies the brick building Nos.

494 and 496 East Water-street, where he will be able to W. Leavenworth, 3p.m. Union prayer meeting every Wednesday evening at Nicholl's Hall, and Thursday evening at Mr. McDonald's house, next door west of old Baptist chureh, o.n Sycamore street. Rev.

A. H. Walter will preach at the rooms of the Side Mission Sabbath school, No. 158 Reed street, this evening. Services commence at seven o'clock.

A cordial invitation is extended to all. Spiritualists meet at Bowman's Hall Lyceum at 2 p. m. Question: From what do we derive the names of the days of the week 1 Conference at seven m. the Bible the word of as understood by Christians 1 Rev.

J. C. Zachos, Of Meadville, will fireach to-day at the; Unitarian church, on Caas street, in the and evening. The total expenses for the yenr hus- been i 115 follows: I FIRST QUARTER I I County l.ofcplUI of county SECOND QUART ER. City office 53,52210 County alma house 2.135 2." County hospital '743 Salaries of county 400 00 THIRD QUARTER.

Cnyoflice f2.640 County nlmg 1784 14 ('ounty hospital 797 41 Salaries of county 4UO 00 36 FOURTH QUARTER. fity oflico 5fi (Bounty alms houHe i 750 jg County hospital 21 county 400 OH 73 ToUi ejcpennf for the year, J27 M''4 64 INMATES OF COUKTT AtHS HOUSE. On the first of October last the inmates remaining in the county alms house were as follows: Male adults Female adults Inea.ne men I 1 women children attending Oliildrcu under lour years in ec. Wells' 42 1R 2-1 THK in city by report to be: 15y wholesale retail dealer- Total TIIK PELT, original Peak family, the widely known -violinists, harpists, and Swiss bell ringers, arc announced to. be in this city on Friday and Saturday evenings next.

The Berger family is now traveling with Their advertisement published elsewhere" will, attract attention. MlLWAUKBBGlTY MUSICAL will not be forgotten that the Milwaukee musical society gives another of its universally popular concerts on Monday evening. The programme for the occasion is published elsewhere, and it ia verbiage to say that it is excellent, and that a large audience will go to hear its execution. Dousman, an old, respected and well-known citizen of Milwaukee, yesterday met with an accident which the source of some slight injuries to him. His horse ran away with him on East Water street, and in endeavoring -to stop him he was dragged some distance and cut in the fnce.

counterfeit twenty dollar bill on the First National bank of Port land, is in -circulation. It is an excellent imitation but may easily be detected, as the engraving in the genuine bill, the bap- tismof Pocahontas," has an infant in the arms of the reclining femalej whioh coun terfeit is without. received dnriqg the There were last quarter: 3-ine persons Insane peraonp 5 WZ.GOUUI sin news company has apon his customers more pleasantly than ever. Seperate appartments iave been provided for the accommodation of ladies He also confidently commends to public attention his ical 8 sale eoustantlv unnvailed Frenca chromocouMs, which isac- i 0 quiring great popularity for priservine oivd eadin matter witn wnicl liTLo restores hair to itsioriginal color, gives soft glossy appearanjpe, and removes daridruff thoroughly It himself, andmay aiso be had at all ttie brin- cipal drug stores in the July'20, 1867. dtf.

leisure of tne aabbath can there be obtained. The establishment is kept open for a ew hours on Sunday morning, and all the latest publicationsiare be found there, such, Harper's inontWy Mid weekly; the.Bonndi Table, the Wavwly, etc. perons diacharged 2 Total remaining 1868 COUNTY HOSPITAt. The number of Inmates remaining tn the county oospital on the let of October was Received during 4th 53 180 2 .28 31 Discharged. Deaths Remaining aospital January 1st.

Number at county January. 1st. 28 31 209 vho are fond of the luxuries ofthisrlifeiathe-warof edibles are accustomed 1 to repair at the close each week to the expensive oyster depot of Demor, on street, opposite the House, and secure some of Ihe! delici- freah fisl be obtained on'Priday and Saturday of each ARTIFICIAL James Watson, of this city, has commenced the manufacture of a novel sort of kindling wood, consisting of corn cobs saturated. It is represented as the cheapest and; most convenient kindling sold, suggestion is made that it should be adopted for use on our fire engines. MUNICIPAL castf that implies the production of scandalous or indecent testimony is sure to attract a large attendance in the municipal court.

It was understood in the police court yesterday, morning that a cuse of assault and battery approaching the nature of rape was to be determined; and at an early hour the court room was crowded to such an extent that no more could be admitted. The case was the state against William Wiley, Charged with a tresspass uporrthe person of a neglect ed little girl named Francis Lam, whose age is only 15, but who has already descended to the lowest degradation. The, testimony was of a nature sufficiently disgusting to glut the auditors; bat the defendant was discharged, no case being made out against him. The girl was sent to the county, jail -on a charge of vagrancy. ST.

PADJI'S Dr. Thompson delivers hia third lecture of the season at St. Paul's church this veipion of the All whowant goods cheap will do well to call and see our new black alapacas, merinos, emp res cloths, prints, sheetings, blankets, ladies' cloths, a good line of brilliants j.ickonets, and nainsooks, Bargains in silk hnen hoop skirts cheaper than any house in the city. SUKRW.IS BROTHBKS, Np. 1 Wisconsin St.

ADVERTISEiyiENITS. Florence Machine, W. H. VALENTINE, Gen'l Agt. 410 MILWAUKEE STKEET.

npniS machine i a recommended to any who desire A a hret-clasa Family Sewing Machine and ia noted for its quiet, rapid motion, n-frnlairity of tension ease of management. Pour different stitches Referable feed-motion, peculiar to the Florence and claimed by no other in the world Samples and terms to Agents furnished on applica- tion Saturdays-tf OEALKB Proposals for furnishim; 250 cords of rood JO anJ dry Wood, half beach and half maple be received ontU Friday, January 31st, 1868, at 4 clock p. the Otfice of Supenntendents of the Poor, on East Water Street. The prices to be stated separately, for beach and for maple, and the W-ood to delivered behind the ahore named office on the corner of Market and Biddla Streets. The committee reserve the right to reject all and every Proposal where It appears that the security ofiered is not tfafflcient to wmrant a prompt and faiUtfu.1 execution of the contract FRED.

MOSCOW ITT, Committe on S. 0. WEST, the Poor ACO. RIOHTER, Milwaukee Co'onty. January ifl, Jan26d5t in Soul Saving, by Rev.

J. Cangh- from my by Rev. j. few Tne by Samuel Smiles, $1.79. Duty and Disciptine-of Extempore Preaching, ft 7S Rcbecra or a Woman's Secret, by Mr.

Cbrbin Short Studios of Great Subjects, by Froude, $3.00 Four Years Among Spanish Americans, $2 00. Miss Muhlbach's Napoieon and. Bluchpr, $2.00, STRICKLAND jaa21dtf 385 East Water Milwaukee. CLIFFORD GIBSON'S 1C copartnership heretofcreexisting between the -J. undersigned under tne name and firm of Hoth this day diawlired mutual consent.

by mutual consent, the having agreed to settle Atfam Roi all of Uie tt ADAM ROTH, UAK 1 BUSJAEOKB. Milwaukee, January 24.1868. Jan28d3t ISTRICT COURT Of Tlffi CNITED for the District of Wiaconatn In the Warren Cole, bankrupt, in bankruptcy Milwaukee, in District, on the 25th day ot January, 1S68, District of Wisconsin, 88: Tatce notice, that a petition has been filed in raid court byWarren of In Distnct, duly declared a Bankrupt under the Act of of March 2, 1807. for a discharge, and tiflcate thereof, from all his detts, and other cjalma provable under said act, and tnat the 2d day of March next.at 10 o'clock a. ia ossignc'l tor nearinc of the gamp, when and where you may attend! and sho'w cmine if any you hare, why the prayer of said petition should not be J.

M. MILIJER, Clerk. U. S. District Court; Wisconsin XIC USIKGER'g Lager Beer Saloon Restaurant 345 STREET, (BMemeM.) One door son th from the Chamber of Commerce bet Michigan and Hnroa StreetK, will be I opened on Ittondujr.

97,1868, WITU A I-IS LUNCH wttofjr erwy one IB esuejlent Ueertbc Wine, mod Cigar. wi AJTD PORTRAIT STUDfO, STREET JTST ABOVE PJ-O. Small Pictures Enlarged to any reqniretf Size and Colored in Oil, Water, or Ink, if required- PORTRAITS PAINTED By an Artist of Twenty-two Year's perience. jan21dtf DKT GOODS AND CLOTHING. A superior stock of PaahionaWdl' and Furnishing Casiinieres BeavpnT Doeskins, Ladies' Cloths, t1C trade Casiinieres Street.

Jan24d4t FOR A DBNTAb OJTICE, well located, with a ble practice ta nuJlately at the Counting Room of jan26dtf TH DAILY E. MILLER, 1-2 Wisconsf street, BUI. HJLIR A Ring, Pin, Chain or The BOSTON CLUB, JTBW tORK CLUB SARATOGA WATER STREET. addition to. the Talent already engand, the flBtnT who will an.

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