Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 22, 1877, Page 1

Vo, LUME XXXL FO RENT. PORTANT ORI BLOK poTIOEE BUTEES. |G pQ 1) RENT THE T0B FURMTURE C0. EY Low to Good Tenants, Some of those beautiful Stores in the new Uhlich Block, on North Clark-st. The double stores on the corners will be divided ined to close out its entire &fl’fi‘.flfi% the‘ !ar esth {lneét, and i roquied. jn the West, will offer on bt . April 2, its entire stock O “‘andnr’yflyi:xge:'erbfl‘ore heard PPICES TO RENT Nost of I'Pfi"‘wo&;: goods are of the most in the same building. Cn the second floor are some of the pleasantest offices in the o recently manufactured {uckonable styles, recent.y MR wil] | 1 to be rented very low. by S COMBAT U it their former . lock, Rooms 1352415, [ :;,md atlegs than they can be manu- {or to-day. opportanity for purchasing jé:fi?nr:n hasml)!e\'Er c.mcru-redp before in 1. Chieagoy and probably never will again, S g sers can have their goods stored 1 g 30 to 60 days free of charge, Nfiaggn;;ewflb;wk n:d stone building i 0s. 92, 94, and 96 Michigan-av., bst 1 ‘milfl::lolf Dealers s particularly TLake and Bnndolph-n:., ?;324fl3: g",:;: to wide alléy, and furnished with Water H%Bfl FURNITURE €0, state and Adams-sts. m p_—— F0R CASH! the coming week @ new style JER SETY il offer We s of Atlessthan Manutacturers’ Cost. Mesblstop TABLES, and a full line of OR SULTY * AmiwBEVER BRFORE offered in this . market. EROARDS, MATTHESSES ot équally low prices. We invite close buyers to examine our goods and obtain our prices. 0 & Hildreth, 225 &2217 State-st. Do e TR S TR S RS Elsvators and Vaults. This building must be occupied at some prics, and wo solicit offers from wholesalers and others. ‘Will divide the atores if mec- essary. Apply to ‘W. D. KERF0OOT & CO., 980 East Washington-st. To Rent. One-half of the sccond and the entire third and fourth floors of 117 and 119 State-st. The location is one of the most central, and the floors to rent are the most snitable for either a wholesale or retail trade to be found in the city. They are also the only unoccupicd floors of the kind between the Palmer House and Field, Leiter & Co.’s. Ag{ly to . JANSEN, McCLURG & CO. TO RENT. OFFICES AND ROOMS, DESIRABLE AND CHEAP. HOWE MACRINE COMPANY BUILDING, Corner State and Jackson-sts. E. A. CUMMINGS & CO., 134 LaSalle-st. FOR RENT, The Commodious Store and Base- ment, Nos. 130 and 132 Wabash-av., one door south of Madison-st., for wholesale business. Ayg?ly to E. B. MYERS, Law Bookselisr, 93 Washington-st. Dock for Rent. 150 feet river front, cornmer Grove and Todd-sts., with railroad connection, now occupied by Mr. Goldberg tor coal. Oceu- pation May L. JAMES GAMBLE, Room 5, 40 Dearborn-st. AJ Nenberger& Bro, 167 Randolph-st., XEAR LASALLE, [RNTTURE! Having removed to our new store We will now mest any competition inthe Furniture line. Our stock is complete in Parlor, Chamber, and Dinng-room Sets, which we are of- temB‘ht ROCK BOTTOM PRICES. “Itwfll be in your interest to look our Goods and prices before buy- ing elsewhere. 10 i 5y, o Ity utesiwalk from East Grove De- Tinutes’ walk from Downer’s Grove b fimovu 1000 inhabitants, el:nr;h_as, Fire miny 4, 10. REAL ESTATE. EAST GRI 1% 13D 8100 FOR A LOT 30 BY 132 FE ~ | facn VE! ET! TO REINT. Covered Dock. An A 1 Covered Dock, 77 feet front. on River, be- tween Washingon and Randolph-sts., with side track on Raflroad. immedlate posscsslon and very low rent. Appiyto WM. §. HALL. 138 East Maditon-st. FOR RENT, Desirable ““ Flats ”” corner Wabash- av. and Harrison-st., first-class in every respect. Also, three new houses, 18 rooms, all modern im- provements. B.P. HUTCHINSON, 15 Chamber of Commerce. Offices for Rent. The fine offices 155 LaSnlle-st., corner of Arcade- court, whols or in part. Apnlr 1o McCORMICK BROTHERS & FINDLAY, 155 LaSatlc-st. TO RENT In brick block 63, 65, 67, ond £9 \rest Washington-et.. 4storfes and bascinents, desirable for salcsrooms for machinery and sgricultural {mplements and for 1anu- purposcs, with steam power and clevatoras also, 4 small sTores with dry basements fn brick build- ing on corner of Clinton aid Washington-sté.. and one or threc floors {n same buflding, contalning some thirty first-closa front rooms with closets: well located and i good condition. A. E. BISHOP. 18 South Jefferson-st. For Rent. The clegant Store 147-149 Fifth-av., fitted with all madern {mproverents, cheap. Also several nice residences on Twenty-minth-st., near Prafric-av. And fine brick residence or Indlana- av.. near Thirtieth-st., very ghean. ¥°C. H. CRAWFORD, Tascmcnt 142 Dearborn-gt. DOCK TO RENT. ntorez, etc. S dally, Cheares @ oventeen _trains erty 110 outhly commutation. Our By isall bich, ricty. rolling land, bona: | o BoniarSr RITE TR E A0 IR P el ofTayanisicd Bbout 250’ foetabove the Ieval | fothe Alion R. R i suitable for storage. paekin liouse, Yiew of ficiagen, and commanding afovely | of bam-pouse. Appiy 1o A WP ¥y of ppend valable 'mprovementsin the bery. w de and ornamental trees, shrub- o finx’di:"c' ‘We will continue to carry ] fureq lyrpn improvem:nts that will in- > Dan't and steady increase in values, | With brsomest and vault. No. 138 Monrocst. Also Wo Loy 8ywhere bafore seeing this. Ofices in Foot Block. southwest comer Glark and oo buld Fouses to order on teeme 3o suit | MUnroests N. M. FREEN, Hoom . 184 Clarkst. Tt begug ast Grove is one of Chicaza’s 2 First floor office, 25x50, with g mpenriully located snd rapidiy-crow- FBR RENT vaults. 1 Imity, Gose C21Y 13 miles from the city Second floor, 3 fine front offices flt; 0 to our office aud see maps and with yaults. ooy &e:’lfllm tres to see the property. []FFICES eThird toor, 5 oilices at very low > J sement. 20X60. STHEET & BRADFORD, Aldine Square &f’ forale o 23 Portlan, : o and . 2t No, = Toom, A Wby D e ezt on eyrnd) R, g gether or rrent. Apply to U. P. Smith, at 4 Block, between 12 and 1 o'clock - 17 Aldine-square after 3 o'clock + Store and Basement. Also & 2econd Soor, aajolnlng Ghormles's and thira and fourth floors, separately. Apply to GILES, BRO. &CO. . FOR ReNT. le o 2 IO part of HOBAREAE T wurehome, o 4. D. FERRY, 113 KIHHEY-IL s e TOR Fl T0 RENT. o ) er Fifthoav, ana 3 Tet oLk #5-+ 200 feeton IL A. GCODRICH, nts. “Also one_Tugh b n By R.'SCHLEOSSER, 2c4 LaSailc-st. WALTER H. MATTOCKS, Room 1, 40 Dearborn-st. FOR RENT Tater-st, Stores 86 and 83 South FRED L. FAK 88 Washington-st. PR &t ot Ly 5 |STORE FOR RENT From Mfay 1; fire-stors and bysement: stoae front; 32 7 Nos. 174 and 175 Landol - S WAITE, CLARKE & DORMAN, Vaehington-st. TO RENT. DOCKS. Four hundred and fifty feet of Dock Lots, fronting on Ca- nal-st., between Lake-st. bridge and Carroll-st., known as the Avery and Transportation Co.’s Docks, with Lots opposite, and Eastern and Western Railroad facilities, TO LEASHE For ONE or a TERM of years. Apply to WALTER H. MAT- TOCKS, Room 1, No. 40 Dear- born-st. LUMBER DOCK. 200x230 Dock Front on N.W. corner of Sampson’s Canal and the South Branch of Chicago River, with Lots opposite and railroad-track connections, at foot of Lioomis-st., and in the Chicago South Branch Lumber District, TO LEASH For ONE ora TERM of years. Apply to WALTER H. MAT- TOCKS, Room 1, No. 40 Dear- born-st. WAREHOURES. Three-story and basement Brick Ware- houses on Kinzie-st., corner LaSalle, suita- ble for Grain, Commission, Hides, or Stor- age, to rent for one or a term of years. , WALTER H. MATTOCKS, Room 1, No. 40 Dearborn-st. 206 STATE STREET Second floor, suitable for Music Rooms, Millinery, Notions, Piano or Orgau Depot, or any light re- tail business, to rent, either in whole or part, with use of elevator. Apply to WALTER H. MATTOCKS, Room 1, No. 40 Dearborn-st. Stores and Tenements On Wost Van Buren-st., corner of Canal, TO RENT At low rates to desirable tenants. 2Apply to WALTER H, MATTOCKS, Room 1, 40 Dearborn-st. FLATS. Second and third floors of No. 296 STATE-ST., eight rooms, with all modern improvements, to rent for housekeeping purposes, by WALTER H. MATTOCKS, Room 1, No. 40 Dearborn-st. Choige Office On second floor Central Hall Build- ing, corner Wabash-av. and Twen- ty-second-st., to rent at a low figure. Apply to WALTER H. MATTOCKS, Room 1, 40 Dearborn-st. TO RENT. 1546 CLARK-ST. (near Madison). Main store and bascment. with Yoult, eafc, and reales. Alvo fourth and fifth stories, with Hale's Water Balance Elevator. Each floor 25x120 feet. Building A No. 1. ALSO, 112 FIFTH-AV. (100 feet couth of Washinzton-st.). Main ktore and basement at a low reatal. Building 30260 feet, with ample light. . . ALSO. 173 ASHLAND-AY, (northwest corner Adams-st.). An elegant resi- dence. with ail modern improvements; furnace, gas-fistures, and wirc sereers inclnded. ‘Furnitare for ¥ale cheap, if desired. All new. BRYAN LATHROP, 94 Dearborn-st. TO RENT, Those new throe-story and basement and sub-basement marble-front residences on Indiana-av.. just north of Eighteenth-st. They are warmed with steam, have ranges, and are offered for a very low rent to re- sponsible parties. B. W. THOMAS & CO., LaBalle Block. OFFIGES T0 RENT In LaSalle Block. Several very desirable offices, with vaults, warmed with stesm. Building fully fire- proof, and with elevator. B. W. THOMAS, LaSallo Blook. DOCK For Rent, with two water fronts and reilroad connection, on South Branch, near Sixteenth-st. R. S. & W. G. McCORMICK, 155 LaSalle-st. 70R RENT-A BUSY CORNER. ‘The eclegant marble-front Storo and Bascment on Stateest,, next to comer of Twelfth, with an L front- fax on weifth. Wil partition the store and leasc cither front, if destred. T. A TACKSON, 1 FOR RENT. House 148 Calumet-av. Inquire CHAS. FARGO, American Express Co. TO RENT, i floor Store Salesraom in Baild- 5-'}”1‘;5"".‘53“: Fiirte and Itandoiplists. NBE Bl ixiited; nontlh and west exposure s 25X 115 te.{ wnitabie for any first-cluas bsinces. 20 a3 30, 122 Lasallc-at. g FOR' .R'.‘O 1 wm;mdomu snd o Ber 1 A Y69 aad 165 Soneh G BATRD & BRADLEY, 90 LaBalle-at. n 7w, 5 TRpitn CRARDEE, 15a Blase e egant three. Dearborn-st.. Room i4. ENT. Sty stone-front dwell et sabington-st., also FOR RENT. % o Arthur Block, 870 Wabash-s7.. 1:5’!"1:3?151 r:?n'i"'cmy-newnd-n. Low rent 10 Tnants APPY Y o p pTES GARDNER, 59 Washington-st. . OFFICES TO RENT In Building 84 and 86 LaSalle-st. Apply to GEO. C. FRY, Room 29. TO RENT. 136 ond 138 Madlson-st., ‘cor. Clsrkand Madison. scc- ond fior (over Golden Eagle Clothing Store). Finest floor snd location in_the city. Inqmire of seand ‘ho. 6 XEWBURY, Rooms 8 and ryan Block. FOR RENT. The double stores Nos. 10and 13 West Randolph-st., with or without steam power, has rallrosd side track. Inquiro at 23 Larrabee-st. C. SHEER. TO RBEINT. Fourth floor, 4070, with or withont office on third floor, 133 and 135 State-st, Elevator snita- ‘ble for light mercantile or ma: nfactnnng‘ H, M. SHEPARD, Room 19, 152 Dearborn-st. GENERAL NOTICES. CHICAGO, SUNDAY, APRIL 22, lSfi—TWENTY PAGES, HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS. BLACK HILL MINERS’ Nigge L [y, On or about Arrn 30 & company of 150 men will Teave Bismarck for the mines. One hundred men are needed to make up the complement. The out- it will go in charge of a practical mining capitalist wno has spent_cighteen years in the country, and who will extend facilitics at the mincs to energetic and industrious members of this company. Little can be donc in the Ilills without machinery, and the members of the Nugzet Company will receive the benefit of the improved machinery which its condnctor has purchased and now holds at’ Bis- marck awaiting the departure of the ontdt. Ad- Yenturors poing to the Hills under the anspices of the Nugget Company will, have the advantage of the greatly reduced farcs made cspecially to this organization by the railroads. Bcfore purchasing tickets at raifrond offices or stepping into the clutches of ontside scalpers, emigrants should call at the office of the expedition and obtain reliable information as to the advantages offered by mem- bership in the Nugget Compony’s ontfit. Running time from Chicago to Deadwood 84 hours. Fuli information, general and practical, as to outfit, journcy, prospects, locatton. personal experience, ete.. ctc., will begiven withot charge to emi- fimnu. upon g:crsonal application at the oftice. No Gsincss whatever transacted with brokers, agents, or runners. Principals only who have determined to tempt fortune in the Black Hills call in person ;‘l‘ ltu office of the Company, Room' 63 Ashland ock. Ofice of (e County Treasurer and Comnty Collect ar, Cook County, IHlingis. Curcago, April, 22, 1877.—1 .would respcctfully re- mind all partics who havenot yet paid thelr personal- property taxes, that the same inust now be paid with- out delay. In pursusnce of ‘the Revised Statutes. I have appointeda number of Denuties Lo make levies, and 1 hope all deltnaucnts will come foriward and scttle Without furthcr cxpenseo themaelves, and o very un- pleasant duty tomy Deputies. L. C. HUCK. County Collector. MOVING! Sgring Togons. Satisfoctlon gusrantect, . 0. McMURTRY (successor to McM & Dro.), 1a-Frelght M. C. B. B., foot of South Water-st. MOVING. Bpring Trucks and careful % furnished to_move Furniture at 135 MICHIGAN- AV., corner Madison-st. DIATIONDS. DIAMONDS. New Lot (fi’—(}gm Stones, SET AND UNSET, Also a consignment of a large Bankrupt Stock of Ear Rings, Finger Rings, &oz’which we shall close out at one-half price. GILES, BR0.&(C0. 268 WABASH-AV. Orders for selections prompt- 1y responded to. DRY GOODS, &c. CLOSING OUT SALE! $75,000 WORTH OF Dty Goods and Fancy Goods AT YOUR OWN PRICES, No. 220 State-st. "PHILLIPS Steam Carpet-(leaning Works, REMOVED TO 960 Wabash-av.. near Twenty-cecond-st, Dranch Office—110 Dearborn-et. Works—65 and 67 South Canal-st. - Orders by mail called for. ‘Samples of our work entcred for the last three seasons at the Exposition. Steam Garpet Cleaning and General Renovating Works. ~Offico 775 Wabash- ay.. accond door sontli of C., B. &Q. Ii. I crossine. Faded and sofled Furnlture," etc., cleaned and Colors renewed. Lowest pricesand best work of any: frnt In thecity. Orders by mai} promptly atiended to. Send for circolar. WEAVEI & SON, Proprictors. GARDEN CITY CARPET CLEARING CO. Works, S.W. cor. Clinton and Quincy-sts. Main Office, 191 Wabash-av., Chicago. H. S. CARPENTER & CO. BOSTONW - Carpet Cleaning Works. S.mROTHGHH.D & 00., PROPRIETORS, Ofce and Works, 44 & 46 West Adams-st. C Branch Oinee, 103 ':nefiy-n:-:‘f.nfis’flm st femicaco Carpets refited and relald a specialty. ALLEN & _I?ICKSON, Carpet-Cleaning Works, 252 FIFTH-AV. Orders by mall prompty actend: Chicazo Carpet Cleaning Co, * 943 Wabash-av. Orders by mail called for and delivered free. DEN TRY. O T B LIQUID GAS for the painless extraction of fecth. to. C.H. THAYER, Dentist, | & 978 Wabash-av., northeast corner Twenty-secondst. NO MORE PAIN. DR. SWENGEL extracts teeth without_pain or dn- by e e of Viialized Awlern orLigeid u':-:.L Bentte ; wartanted. Dest Siiings &t redn prices. Roomn 8, . W Soraer State 3nd sladison-siz. VITALIZED AIR. ‘Why suffer with aching te ? DR. _SHERWOOD certaTuly extracts teoeh Withoat pus Dental Hooms 18 and 19 Dore Block. For Cash - Or on Time. Wewillsell goods 15 per cent chieap-~ er than-any house in Chicago. We are mow ready for our Spring business, and have the finest stock of House-Fitrnishing Goods west of Ncw York. IFour floors of our stone-front building are always filled with Choice, New Goods. You can . furpish _a House Complete here very mmuch cheaper than any- where in Chicago, as 1we can afford to sell goods cheaper than those who only sell one class o/;gnmts, as we own- our building and have light expenses, and buy direct from the manufacturers and in large quantities. If -you want. New and Choice Spring Designs of Carpets and Oil Cloths, you should call on us. Our prices are lower than ever. We have all the best Patterns in Higgins, Lowell, Hartford Goods, and many other Manufacturers, and we can and will astonish the closest buyers, both in prices and quality. We have the Finest Line of Cook- ing Stoves and Ranges west of New York, and at astonishing low prices, and in our Furniture Department e have new -and elegant signs in French Dressing Case, Bed-Room Turniture, etc., Parlor Furnilure, Easy Chairs, Book_ Cases, Ladics’ Secretaries, Hair Mattresses, Pil- lows, Rocling Chairs, Dining-Room Furniture, and, in fact, anything ‘needed to furnish a house complete, and at such prices as were never known before -in Chicago. It will pay all to call and cxamine before purchasing elsewhere. The Only House in_Chicago that can Furnish a Heuse Complete with First-Class Goods. W.A.Lowell & (o, 736 West Madison-st., _Open Evenings. Corner Lincoln. SILVERWARE. Sil Stlver. Elegant new articles for use, or- nament, and luxury. Fine Pearl and Ivory-handle Cut- 1ery, Knives, Forks, Spoons, Ladles, ‘ete. Ten Sets, Cake Baskets, Water Sets, Castors, Centre Piecos, Vases, ete. Quaint unique Novelties put up in the most attractive manner for ding Gifts. By R ol k All goods sold at makers’ prices engraved without extra charge. Hamilton, Rowe & Co., State and ‘Washington.sts. ¢ @hicanoe Dailp TEibune. | CLOTHING. Outfi’.cters forthe ~ Male Sex, We have on the road, and by Thursday next will be ready for - inspection, the largest and most desirable stock of Boys’ and Children’s Cloth- ing we have ever had the pleasure of exhibiting. Our Crystal Sunlight---a recent addition to our Store for the exhibit of Children’s Wear--- cannot fail to please all who wish to know just what they are buying. In it the slight- est imperfection can he in- stantly detected. Our prices SHALL be as low as the fow- " Boron SQUARE-DEALING T00SE 141, 143, 145, 147, 149 Clark- , cor, Madison, -376, 378-& 380 Milwankee-av. COR. RUCKER-ST. WILLOUGIBY, HILL & C0, PROPRIETORS. DRY DYEING. now prepared to offer the most complete showing of SUMMER MILLINERY To be found in the West. PRICES T0 SUIT THE ECONOMIC DISPOSITION MILLINERY ! GRAND OPENING. Elogant DRESS TAT Display of the Latest SPRING and SUMMMR Styles, Thursday and Priday, April 26 and 27, Statest, Detween Madison and Monroe. Thursdny onr EVENIN ibi TIANs AN IS With Equalizing Scale and Linoar Bridge. Thfl‘ ‘Mathusbek I'fanos are now scknowledged by the u BALLENBERG & METZ, 1M PIAINOS! vastly superior to any other Planos made. ‘Cataloguc, containing full cxpianation of the Equal- c and Linear Brige, sent frec upon appiies: : no rerson Wishing to purchase a Piano should fail or one. B Taylor & Farley Organs. ="+ New and Beautifal Design of Cascs. PELTON & POMEROY, 229 & 231 State-St, Chicagn. cte Agents for the Northiest. N K Y _TO! GRRACELAND CEMETERY. “The attention of those who lave mot yet sclected & burtal-place Is fnvited to (raceland Cemetery bezun, The Company owns about 200 acres esidon ibat olrrady subdivided. ~The newer "5 a1l those shich shall be added tn the fu- “lswn pian.” Among " Tihas & larze and constantly in- S¢ESTENT FUND, controllcd by ot gwihers. which will insure the perpetual main- ance of the Cemetery. e O nan ot reached by 3 pleasant drive rough Liaboin Tack of by the harse-cars, which leave thecors Jer of Clark and Madison-sis. once every hour, and ‘connect with the steam-dummy. GRATES AND MvA‘;VATELS. 2 &SLATE MANTELS EGR ATE T. 1. PROBOSCO & CO. NO. 262 STATE-ST. LADIESI With the scttlog in of milder weattier and approach of summer, garmentx saitable for the feason are azain being semotaiod snd put in §00d style; and in cvery wardrobe there are_ricl goods, which i the main arc well presersed, but which have Iost n lustre or solled, The_International Dry Dy Works. at Nos. 413, 415. and 417 -av., befn the largest establishment of {ts kind the West, sr2 prepared to furnish remedy. By means of themost modern Improvements and a spectal pro- cess, nll these goods are renovated In a manner as to Five them n_cvery particuiar the appearince of new fnd fresh goods. Having connectiun with the largest dye-works in Berlin_and Purls, the International Ury Dye-\¥orks arc always commanding the nest mprove- nients fn thiz kind of work. and are. thercforv. always abic to compete siccossfully withany other firm. The hest evluence of the many excellencies of our estublish- and thus become unft for use. Cheml L e In the fact tha, alihough being batsix munths in Upcrotion, we cre compelled to put up a new dullding {1 order fo 01 the maay ordrs gven us. and satisfy tho demands of OLF DUMETOTS fatzons. We cordlally Invite the ladics o visit and tnspect our cstablishmeat, and we snall be pieased to show and ex- Dlain to them the detalls of every process to which the Rarments are subfected. *{Mong the nqmeros patrons of our establishment we crty to mentton the following: Mrs. Good- Tiehy, Srs, Marsball Field, Mrs. LesiZ. Lelter, Mrs. G 3, Paliman. 5 ‘Our stores are located at 213 State-st. and 118 North " RAU & REHM, International Dry-Dye Works, 413, 415, and st7 Fifth- av. FENCI&G ACADEMY. PROF. 4. LE . DE LA RAVINE, Late Capltaine of French Zouaves, FENCING ACADEMY, EXCHANGE BUILDING, 116 Washington-st., corner of Clark, Rooms 68 and 69. This graceful accomplishment devclops Elegance Strength and good Health: gives bright and gquick eyes, Freach {s taught Conversatfonally and Gram- fight at thelr residence. Refer- Glicagy No. 193 LaSallest. FELT AND GRAVEL ROOFING. D.W. C, GOODING, Pres. A. M. RICHARDSON, Sec.and Tresas. Orvel, Holden & Co., 187 and 189 Kinzie-St., Manufactarers of Dyes, Drossings, Inks, Blacking, Teathec. Qyill, Cements, &c. Also L Glycerine Polish Blacking, JETTINE, &c. PHOTOGRAPHS—-MOSHER & CO. NOTICE—Any one wishing: Fhotographs at' my re- daced pricesof $3 per dozen. must avall themselyes during the next two weeks, before I move to the north- east corner of State and Madison-st. Lastopportunity. *60 TO JOHN JONES, No. 119 Dearborn-st., and get your clothes thor- oughly cleaned and neatly repaired. PRICE FIVE CENTS, RECONCILIATION. Complete Disintegration of Mr. Packard’s Legis~ lature, The Members of Which Fra. ternize with Those of the Nicholls Body. 0Odd-Fellows’ Hall Witnesses a Veritable Love= Feast, ‘Where the Bulldozer and the Bull- dozed Embrace as Brothers, Even the Uncertain Warmoth Bows to the Inevitable. Needy Packard Employes to Be Fed from Nicholls’ Table. Departure of the Commissioners, Having Declined an Ovation. The President Satisfied that They Have ¥ Dons a Good Thing. DISINTEGRATION. ‘ONE BY ONE,” ETC. Special Dispatch to The Tridune. New ORLEANS, April 21.—To-day witnessed thie' complete disintegration of the Pack: Legislature. A caucus wus held in the morning, and after discussing the matter a resolution was adopted setting forth that it was impossible to further keep up the semblance of a Legislature. Shortly after the members, singly and in groups of three and four, took their way up to Odd- Fellows' Hall and were sworn in, Warmoth be ing amongthe members. All but three Senators and about half a dozen Representatives who, under the resolution of the Nicholls Legislatare. are entitled to take their scats, did so. . Gov. Packard, with a force of about 130 Met- ropolitan police, continues to occupy the State- House. Notwithstanding the disasters of thic past week, he continucs as cool and collected ds usual, and in his customary good spirits. Sey- eral members of the Legislature applied to him for advice to-day, as to whether they should 2o to Odd-Fellows’ Hall, and his advice to them was, under the circumstances, to go. some of the colored members completelr gave way, and CRIED LIKE CHILDREX, ¢ and some, as noted above, would not go. They will, however, probably alter their inteation by Monday. " The question as to the manuer in which the State-House ehall go into the posscssion of Gor. Nicholls has been under discussion this \evening, and has not yet been dectded. It is ‘probable that Mr. Packsrd will spend Sunday as wsual at home with his family, and may not re- turn Monday marning. The Mectropolitans will -then be- withdrawa' fromn the building, and it will be locked up. Gor. Nicholls® officers will _then be obliged to make a forcible entrance. It not this piau, then onc similar to it, will prob- ably be adopted. In remard to Mr. Packard's subsequent quent action, he will provably disapooint every- body by quictly accepting the lnevitavle, with- out evea following Chamberlain’s example of sending forth a fiery Ietter. SPEECIL DY PACKIRD. A committee of Mctropolitan policc and mili- tiamen, who have been guarding the State- House, waited on Gov. Packard to-night, asking ‘that he mect thcm and advise them what to do. He made them quite an affectiog speach of about twenty minutes’ duration, i which he said taas from the first he had been scruphlous’ to avoil the unnccessary sacrifice of life, but that, if the necessity had come, bhe would bave led them and shared their danger. The possibility of such a ncvessity bad now passed. A Comnmissicn had been seut here by the Presideut for the-parpose of disintezmting the Legislature, and thut. porpose had been ar- complished, and there was now no hope of suc- cessful resistance to the illexul Government ot Gen. Nicholls. Arrangements were deing mads for their payment, and all he asked of them w38 to remain untit he gave * . . THE ORDER TO LEAVE. P His remarks were reccived with frequent manifestations of approbation. From his speech it is evident that Gov. Packard ‘mntends 10 retain possession of the State-House until forcibly ejected. The Democratic legislative caucus broke up to-night without coming ‘to any conclusion on the Senatorial questfon. A new candidate was sprung in the person of Licut.-Gov. Wiltz, who way be regarded as the head of ‘the Bourbon elemeut, and he developed A GREATER STRENGTH thao any other candidate. The advent of tho Republicans in the Lezislature puts quite a dis- ferent face on affairs. As they lack hut ten ofa wajority on joint bailot, they will make thic chofce themselves or compel the Demu- crats. to iuake a regular caucus nomb nation, which seems ' now ajmost —an finpossibility on zecount of the rivilry of the different notninecs. 1f, however, tliey do so, rc- Spoffuid will probably be their choice. The Republicans have already organized theie caucus, but have not made any choice for Senators E TIE ORDER OF EEMOVAL. Cuicaco, April 21.—The folluwing was sent from Headquarters Military Division of the Missouri to Gen. Augur to-day: I Caicaco, Abfll o). ~Gen. C. C. Augur, New Orteans, La.: direction of the Lientenant- General the following telegraphic order from the General of the Artny is forwarded for your action and guldance. Pleasc n:pmiz by tele- graph the cxccution of the order: Wasuixeros. April2l.—Gen. P. I, Sheridan, Comnianding Division of the fissourd, Chicayo, Jll.: You will please order the troops now post- ed at ur in the immediate vicivity of the State House, New Orleans, to the United States bar- racks, on Tuesday, April 24, at 12 o'clock m., precisely, and report the fact to these head- quarters. Coples of the order of the Presidvnt and Seeretary of Warwill come to Tou by mail, and unother will be sent to Gen. Augur direct. (Signed) W. T. Sucnuax, General. C. Drux, Assistant Adjutant-General. —— BROTHERLY LOVE. ALL GOES BEAUTIFULLY., New ORLEANS, ;La., April 2L.—& Commit- tee from the Packard Legislature waited upoa the Commission to-day, and requested their fricndly offices’ in securing from the Nicholls Government some compensation for the police- men and employes who have remained faithful to Packard. The Commission assured ‘them that they would endeavor to meet their wishes, and immediately requested an Interview with Gov. Nicholls, Lieut.-Gov. WHtz, Speaker Bush, and a number of prominent members of the Nicholls Legislature, to whom they made known the reguest of the Republican Com- mittce. The subject was _ favorably considered, and Gov. Nicholls, with the advice and consent of his associates, prompt- 1y offered to devote the Governor’s contingent fund to this purpose. This fund amounts w:hooo or $40,000, and was a\;nmpflmfl'to aid’ olls in establishing nis Goverament. This