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, 1870-06-03

Animal Observation-Disclosures of Soventecn H.
rectors-Hcsolulion4.

The annual meeting OF the stockholders of The
Chicago 4 Northwestern Railroad, for the election
III seventeen Directors, was held yesterday at the
o1llcc OIL the company, corner Of Lake and Clark
stfeets, beginning at p. n. General II. Il, Bax-
tcr, 81 New torE, was elected Chsirman OF the
meeting, and Mr. Francis DePfuh, Secretary,
| close at O'clock f~'-'
colonelJ. Il. Howe, MI. J. A Ellis and Mr. 4
hsdheM, were appolnted Inspectors Of Election
clused. "es'~ ""
On motion Of Mr. j. N. Burke, recess OF an hour
time to make their report.
on 1Sesssemnne 1ae inspectors reported that
men for Directors, who we're therefore
ssx Sss{ IT, 81 -
Marvin, SeE SoiK aavey ssI Keaasiy ssns ena5ss NJ
f1aa FEE s;sgs 4 nsyI' &sr fots 4 f, a
Z pIcIson, Chicago: John b. turner, ns Chicago: .;
chcaso: john Tracy, 'ekH cEsaso meh's l. foFteF'
On motion the report was received and ordered
TO Me IL r!a9e4 p Ten On iss. 1sSesd a7.r,, ~.
lutons:
n..olsea A. The stoekholdera Of the Chicago North.
] MM'Mss y GEessxe z sr
does hereby aesert amendment ehastct ior
sas tes W 'Akus Ine same component part there
- II e? ssi s. Stu. & M
S5.P & Ssee !: {
sstv The term Of office Of ihe tst cIass to exirc o.
the day Of the annual eIecticn; the srcund IL
ORG ysaT: and the thrl In tsrn years thcT.-
aitcI n each ANNUAL election. attEr eucll cIasei.
yeats humber Of Drctorr equal tho number tu The
tsts MloFe tsF.n expires the day Of such election
Afro TINT The company aecrp act Of the Wsconain
te Hoard d DiSseto1s to naKn the eI.ssi
hcaton provided for In the aad acts-dvidng the
mid beard of seventeen DtEcen into three c.ssea-
r tIt clara o coneitt Of five the second OF sx. aud
Aesoresi That the President and secrctary Of this
coHraby trr hcr hy authorized to file certified copy
o. this in tho oeee Of the Scc1eAres OF State
Of N!sconeiu Illinois. and Michgan-
Colonel Howe moved that stock vote bc taken
on the resolution. Carried.
NJ. Sykes announced the result Of the vote as
81, ,s66. which were all In favor OF the resolu-
ttols. and they were therefore declared adopted
Mr. John II. Burke offered the following resolu-
ton, which waB adopted:
Rs.olse That the act. and oins4 Of the Board Of d.
IEetoEs Of this company during tho year cn1 June l.
!St in the cndor1enent and o tho bonds Of
ne Wlnona & 81 peter kallrosd Company. in the
10, 1owa 4 Nehraska Railroad Company Of Iowa, a
December 70. 1859, in The con1fretion. pur
na MI .o ,Snf and ;E'ef bona, Il es os
capital rtoek upon tc surrender Of tho coavCrtible
Scnde q ~ 81, In the ie:ue and s.le Of tle
with the northern Tacic KaIlroad Company, nd
With the St Panl and Pacific Railroad COMPANY, nFc
hrfrl'y approved. Fatihed and confirmed
On motion, the meeting then adjourned
, 1870-06-03
THE CITY IN BRIEF.

Hoard of foItce.
The regular seml-WeeEly meeting Of the Board
OF Police aud Fire Commissioners was held a,
their rooms, In the east wing Of the Court House,
yesterday afternoon, President Brown In the
Chair. AL the missioners were present.
N view Of the recent action OF the board
whereby 1t was resolved to place IRE extInguIsh.
crs on two trucks now baiidng, tho Following
petition was presented, signed by the Mayor, sew.
ernl Aldermen and prominent cltizeus.
IT, the BooFd # Ipli-t fs,u,missEoners:
;GKES114MEH: Feeling that any snd al methods for
iaIc md safety and learning that you about to pt
ftre xt1nEuiters your hook aud ladder truck we
ars sp1tous e Sc each O. the two kinds THE ab.
have place thereon We icel ecudent that Il v5Gi1
meet with the public approval, II both of thess cT
tnkshefs verr rprrcntcd rather than one to tho e1.
The request as granted. md 1t was further re-
solved that the "Extinguishez be placed In Is
many engine houses Us the companies maj sec Ut
to furnish Herewith.
John Champion, Aaron johnson and John
Michael, haStn3 served on trial for sixty days In
tn The force.
After auditing the nay-rol1s for the Police md
Fire Departments, the board adjourned.
, 1870-06-03

.s,.. GhlcAdo' 51ne ):
snn .ata * y, ~ aIoon x.fs * u u ~
A-' @' r 1'' r. ~
,rs.c.,1o.oor.
The Board OF Public Works, yesterday, opened
bids orcusblng, filling. and having North Wells
Etrcet, from Division 70 North Clark; and fol
street, from St Clair to North Clark. No awards
were made In these casea- The contract for tm'
HroTlEg North avcnue WAS awarded to George
"a cents per llneaI foot: filing 70 cents per cnIie
ya:d: paving. sl.ssas per square yard;
tcrdaT. CHARGED with threatening to xiii Lizzie
ntnelisnn efIa iircs ~ M Wea1ba1 afraat nnI1
arcnTntnt, tn thn trxttmnnr IIT1ie went n hts
honse the oiter 1sar tn et anme limos 1,e had hn.
1nnn,n, ~ re- IstsS -, .IIrorIn raw ~ ~ hos
H. thr - h ant Elclca hr ~ tho eto,nocb vi
S,ntawou - tasr hcr irar ~, ~ 's H. "a en1n
, 1870-06-03
ADJUSTMENTS,

1AE NETT ENGLISH orKRA SEASON.
Ar. Z. D. Hess, at present Identified with the
lafepa-Nosa Opera Troupe, has SO far matured
his plans with regard to next season,a nnera tha,
we are enabled TO make an oClcIal announcement
Of the general features Of the campaign. The
name upon its banners will be "The Grand Eng.
lish Opera Combination; c. D. Hess CO, Man,
tress.F The troupe will consist Of the following
artists:
Ttnors-Witam Castle, Erookhouse Bowler, and
John Chattetson.
Earttone-Albert Lawrence.
Eassos-S c. Campbell, Henri Drayton, aad Ar:
thur Howell
DuBo-Edward Eeguin-
Soprunos- -M1a Caroline Richlngs Bernard, Rose
uersee, and Emma Hoevsen-
ConfFaHof-Mfs. e. Segutn and Mrs. Brookhonse
Bowler.
The minor artists, chorus and orchestra will te
nlled cut with very strong and efficient people.
The FepeTtofre for the season embraces the follow
ttaEe OF Figaro, Obeton. Huguenota Norma, Pos
, 1870-06-03
Attempted Escape of a Bur4Jar.

Tuesday afternoon by Detective Dixon, upon In
/. rmat1ou received from the Chief Of Police at
Detroit, that he had stolen about $1,000 worth OF
ccss1ul attempt, yesterday, to escape. On Wedrcs-
day night, Detective John Stadfer, Of Detroit az
rived IN the city after Massey: About 10 O'Clock,
Huron Street Ststion, where the prisoner was
confined, and, after getting possession Of him,
they started for the Police Headquarters.
They came down CLARK street. and when Coucn
reached, Massey d11ted into the alley. Dixon was
unable 70 follow owing to being lame, and drew
h!s revolver and nrc! At the retreating prisoner,
horn street, where Policeman Phillips utpped hin,
up and secured him. The bali from Dixon's pistol
once hearlly ironed and taken in the ii 80 4 n.
train Tor Detroif. The shooting aud outcrtes OF
hcee ln pursuit OF tee thief, created considerable
excitement
, 1870-06-03
SPORTING NATTERS.
The Base Ball Championship Of
chicsgo-The Great Game
To-Day.
Defeat Of the Rockford Roys nt
PhIIadelphfa-Score, 16 to 10,
Full Report Of the Match for the
Billiard Championship.

ATHLE1cs " HEls.


Between seyen and eight hundred persons were
on hand at 0gdeE Pzrt, yesterday afternoon, to
w7tness the nrst game Of hon1e-and-home masch
between the Athletics 4nd -Etnns for the cham
rIonshlp Of Chicago 1t VILE game well worth
seeing, as 1t proved that the clubs were very oven
" matched, and the contest was 1t all stages, e1-
citing and Interesting. The fielding on both sides
vas remarkably good. Ward, centre fielder Of the
Etnas, and Meats, left fielder Of the AthletIca
each executed number Of running catches, such
ss King or 1reacy might have been proud
Of At the bat there was little choice, both
hines doing some fine, safe hitdng For tue
1tbt three innings victory Seemed to lean in the
direction OF the 4Enas, but an accumulation Of
SIX runs In the nth inning brought the score 10
tie. Then the work was lively in tho re1d, each
side retiring with ablank. The 4Fnas were tho
frst To yield 10 the e1ctsem cnt their Wild throws
and cra1y plays enabling the Athletics to get away
with four runs, and thus giving them lead which
the others could not overcome They made good
struggle Tor It. however, being beaten at last by
score Of q to 1s- Fred. Treacy, OF the White
Stockings, did the umprtng, giving excellent sat
tsfact1on by his accurate Judgment OF points
claimed at the bases. The followingis
, 1870-06-03
TAKING TIE UEEsUs.


70 n3 Edtt~ qf 1he Chicago Tribune:
DEAR SIR: AS the Assistant Ma.shals engaged in
taxing the census OF this city are meeting with
some tronble from PERSONS who refuse those ques-
tons relating to real and personal estate thinking
that such Information L. to be used for taxation
purposes, I beg leave to state publicly, through
your paper, that Euch is not the case The tnfor-
nation is for ecnsus purposes only, and will be
kept ss private as possible. Instead Of citizens
either refusing to give the information, or treating
IT with Indifference they should rather take extra
pains to make 60 true and SO full statement OF
their individual prosperity, that the na statistics
Of The wealth and the prosperity OF Chicago will be
a matter OF pride to them, Reads OF families
who. ,.du11ng the day, are absent from home. would
confer great favor upon the assistants By leaving
with some member of their family statement OF
the snue OF their rc1l and personal estate situated
mt only in this city and State, but anywhere.
Jour- respectfully, b. II. CAMPBELL,
Nois.
CHICAGO, June e 1870.
, 1870-06-03

4 special meeting Of the Council WAS held last
evening, in the Council Chamber, for the purpose
Finance on the ordinances for the tssue Of River
Improvement, City BrtdeHeu City Hail, Water
Loan, School, and laSalIc Street Tunnel bonds.
AID. Wu1ihni occupied the chair. There were
lns, McAvoy, Daggy, Tracey, Hildreth, Holden,
Wilce, Montgomery. Russell, Walsh, Robinson,
Campbell, GIL, McGratn, Carney, Mccauley, and
Keh0e.
The Clerk reat the call for the meeting, which
was ordered TO ue pav.-. q. oc Xsr.
The report OF the Committee On Ordinances,
providing ordinances for the Issue OF 800 water
bonds, 100 City Hall bonds, 1000 river Improve
uent bonds. 135 new Brtlewest bonds, 800 LaSalle
street tunnel bonds and 500 bonds for school pu1-
poses, was taken up,
On motion, each Of the ordinances was laid over
and ordered 10 be published.
Un motion the Council adjourned.
, 1870-06-03

gsat Rqdoap6e, n narrated - follow BY the ssa ::
md q times coa1sabss fsesinS va iessd - t6
~ nsn Tho hsd noeey 4 t.an A. ~ sease q
4se him. CHtne DIN was thcu At ths tAble, and 10
thMT WAy Of winning he match ,Rneolpas, who bad
evsn been publi mordaea Y III ..ta.1 Fhe1sn. bc
him 4 pervoi.sI iudfnity and w.a about u roscnt IL
<t a1ts whoa policeman jumped forward Aut TOOK
MI. Dion rom tbs ctfcte.
, 1870-06-03
PERSONAL

Among the Chlcagoans registered In Paris, on
the 1Ath ut., were the following: Mrs. N. @.
Adams, Mr. and Mrs. ". E. DoEgett- Mr. and Mrs
2. FL; 1 1!gh a IA A. F Marley III; and Mla. Pengnet,
Miss schumway, Mr. aud Mite. F. Turtle and F. D,
Tutt1e- Geneva, SrItzerland-M. Ryersou mud
family Berlin, f1uss'a-Dwight Z. Tnpp Flor
Misses Rlcc; Miss Saltonstall, Mrs. Spencer, and
Mr. Horace l.. Waite and wife. Romc-J. Il. Du-
raId and family, E T. Goodwin taow home), A. G.
Hon0rc, Mra c. 3. Hosner, Mss Hosmer.
pleased to learn that he returned to the city yes
terdar, IN improved henlth and sgof, after an nb-
seuce OF some months On the Pacific Coast
, 1870-06-03

The last opportunity Ia offered to-day to "dowu-
towners" to dine At Farweil Hail with tho ladies
Of the First Congregational Church. From II to 8
O'clock, usherH III be at the door to attend ytst-
tors. The bill Of fars is very extensive and can
not fall 10 suit all who may attend.
The Rev. DE. Arnoit, a distinguished diytnc
from Edinburgh, delegate from the Free Church OF
Scotland, to the Presbyterian bodies OF this coun-
try, viii he in this city for few days. the guest OF
Mrs- Wesley Munger. Dr. Arnott Will preach next
Sabbath morning at half-pasr 10 O'Clock, In the
North fEeshJteran Church, corner OF Cass and
Indiana streetz
The Burns Club will meet at O'Clock this
evening in the Commercial TravelIerat rooms, NO.
q Dearborn street Alter the business meeting
Af. Jastnunl will deliver lecture on the great
German poet, Goethe.
The Irish Literary Association will hold reg
nlaf meeting this evening III their hall, PyuiFie
faymtr Building, Monroe street, opposite tho Post
, 1870-06-03
naont 9se1age q. highest RIM, II. Rndolpha ~.
13ehe7 ~+ASs na&nszt Ynn liz Time Of xASnt. 9:44
WHICH Is KIGHT

The New York rapeia = ara M IN = tnnda,a I'D m +ha
'sSgs =. n Ine @ Eame no two giving It alike, The
fu7 e; ~ 1aIa sn Tms H,, tnas Radolphe male but
aveIage As 271o and the losera Il n. Se,tiee IL
right according to its own showing, whish shnniI
Dions at rs and a-s5ths. The Times ntves 41a Wnl
dolphe his l.S0o points and Dion 1,4s3; winuer's
average at n, and Bays nothing about Dion,s
dolphe won the game by 1e po!n,a. his last m Tnn
being 30 {nstead Of esl and his average 81 mud 3
11ths; Dion's average not mentioned Score
1855; winners average, 81; losers average, q n
The STANDARD contents itself Uta readers also y
with the mere statement that Rudolph won by Is
poiuta, leaving the average Of hoth player1 nuu1-
ber OF innings, DC. to be guessed at In Chicago
We are ve.y particular about these matters, and
We would really like TO he postttrely informed o.
to tpst how the game turned out
AuDoLPHE on HIS xusC1A
The little :" onpleasaotueasr which occurred be-
IWecn the Rcutem1uiy Dfon (JoSeph} and the etc-
, 1870-06-03
REAL ESTATE,

Warranted deeds conveying city and suburban
Property; within seven miles Of the Cour1
House, died for record, On Thu1slay, June 2;
FiEat st. 125 It " OF Bfckezdlke st, n I, 50x12s 8,
II, and Second st, 1875 Of Armour st. NJ,
Dssgl9lnes s q It e II of Hubbard st. T. 4s1 ss
=, 1:0 r; May $500
sox7c It; June 3....-..................... 9,ooo
Chicago aye, y corner Of Green st, n i, a.x
naistea t. ap' tx Il it Of Philip st. TX 10
11s 4-1o II; december q, 20 ........ :. LOCO
Jefferson Ct CIV. Indians st, VT, 2sA1 49,
sessrea isa 81 4, aay 4 Indiana It ss1x 1000
5easiaoa; 4 aa; s. H.! q wsst indisn.:st ssY 1000
1iolS #; May 1s-. .:.....,....::.......... 4,oou
sis, 241tss IT, With house; May 81 -. i, 500
F0rquer ST, corner Of Jefferson St, 81,
5ox1lGH It, With buildings; June 1.....,.. 5000
west Adams a. a; = St l6S It OF Reuben st, I,
Lasale i, 7o Il oi Lake s., l. soxso II, ''
!Tyler Bcckl; May 1oo, 900
calansl y, q fTcniy-iiir,i IT. ssx sS'
shaTteh e ~, ss, 2os II OF Douglas place. 5000
1nals9a =, II + Of Sixteenth St, i ssz
5ofsso1i IN as'sn az, cor Of Southern az, t. ''
e9Axlook 4; May Is. es..-.................. 5000
Halsted 81, 22e It n 1t Centre st, Q /, 5oxl25
II, with buildings: MAY 13. ......... $500
81, "A It OF DomIn!ck St Il +, 100A1e0 It; :,
June s......:.........-....... 1909
North Branch, WAtcr st, e66 It q OF Division
ST, " I, 25xll5 IT; Feb. Q, 1866, 49,. 275
Asylum place, # cor Of Dayton St, n I, 19l
l25 It; May ...........-............... $500
H0HTU OF CITY LtHITs.
Rarenswood Park, % It n OF Leland ay, CT, ~
lG1x3e5 #; April 90...............-...... 90. 1000
SOUTH OF CIT LIMITS.
Oakland Az, It's II G Of YlnCennes road, ST,
42H9l7T it: April 23. 3....-.....-.... ...... 5,6l
6G116o II; april ss....:.. ....,...,.,.-... $500
On street 20s Clio It 5 Of Forty nth st, and
311E # II Of Evans av, y I, s51l763i It;
Hart nv, n Of FoE1y-second St, e I. 211H11e3
It. and " I, 4s1l23 It: also, Florence ar,
ne cor Of forty-seeond st, n !, ed3E1l3 MN
Er;na AZ, rs It Of Forty eighth st, e !, Is
xle5 IT; May 7.....: .....-.:.r.:...-. 1ao
Buddan st, Of Fortieth St, c I, ssx10a 40
n: May Sl..-...-..-.. S'o
Lake view av. cor Of Myrtle av, Y I, 5ox IN
It: June " 49,. ~ 5000
WEST OF OLD CfTY L1ATTS.
Augusta at, Of Twelfth st, # I, 5041e4 It:
Aay lSs...- ..-..t..+..-...-+'.--s ""
, 1870-06-03

POSITIVELY LAST WEEK
OF Nj. AIKhE's COMEDY OF THE DAY, with IT.
EER6A&0EI Exquisite Acting lfERNkNNE
ek@E%MxEI ELsbor1te Ifk@MNH4S
tkkGAHpE APPOINTMENTS, FERNANDO
hs.s{;;sYi 1s:;: EfEesssHRE
, 1870-06-03

G4XK At uoBoIKN, NJ
NEW Tonk, May "A cricket mhtcn at Hobo
ken, between the St. George Club and the Phils-
delphla Club, terminated In favor OF the St
Georges-ls8 10 100.
, 1870-06-03

Mr. c. Dah1green, No. 12o West Randolph street,
has Just returned from long trip in Germany and
France, where he went TO Instruct himself In all
new inventions which have been made In fancy
dyeing, etc. lie Is now prepared TO serve his Gus
toners with the best and most fashionable Styles
IL
, 1870-06-03

F7F1f NILES N E7KE HOURS AND rrrrr-sINH
4NUIEA
new 1oRE, June 2-Westou, the pedestrian
Won second success by walking nfty miles N
nine honts and mt .n1ne minutes, or sixteen mln-
utes inside OF the stipulated time.
, 1870-06-03
Elegant Church Deaigu,

TEe LaFd-OV"e7 for June contains q very eIe-
CANT design for church, to which We wish 70
draw the attention OF churce-auI1dtu1 committees.
me IT. design hss been much admired, and. We
IhpHss architect, Of this city, and renerts c1dlt
on his taste and aklll In these mattesa.
, 1870-06-03
BUSIEESH NOTICES

Don't paint OF use vile. hair Ee8forsr1, but Hmply
apply haRAnta Magnolia Balm upon your face,
ncck, Mud hAndA aud Use LJonb KnthAfron upon
, 1870-06-03

Ions, cures cuts burns, bolls, bruises. gcads, ETC.
Druggists have 1t. rs cents per bo1. Dr. Stephens,
IS Clark street. relieves corns or bunicus SOC each
, 1870-06-03
Ncw Southern Wheat.
Personal

ST. LOUIS, June IA lot OF new wheat fron,
Pamela County, MiEs, the drst OF the Reason, WAS
sold On Change to-day for S Per bushel
, 1870-06-03
Easp1rr--Esed Tracy, Of the Chicaso C1ub.
Time Of Game-IWo hou,r and thirty minutes.

EN3JNfG-ffE1J
Time Of Game-Two boutr and thirty minutes
TEE GREATEAxE TO-DAY.
This afternoon, at Dt1ter Park, occurs tho game
ine Vile stocHnSs q chicaso. The eieselana. nd
eFs arrived IN the city yesterday afternoon, and
sought quarters at the Briggs House In the eren-
OF the management. They are a1ne-looking lot OF
yonng men, and their record rs base bali players
tsilies with their appearance. as Ihe White
WORK On hand this afternoon, aud that
everything depends upon their plAFing. Full pro
visions hayc been made for large attendance OF
means Of reaching there A large train will leave
the Rock Island depot, corner Of Van Buren, and
faSa1ie streets, at O'Clock this afternoon return
buIgh Fort WsEne depot, corner Of Madison aud
Canal streets, At O'Clock and ~ O'Clock, return
ing ss soon as the game is concluded. The dnm-
my connecting with the State street cars will run
every half hour.
4 NOTE OF "1En1GSAT1oS.-
Ii The Editor qr the Chicago TRIBUNE:
ware oi Poiiceman n * vi Wne attending li he bsse sc
bail match at Ogden Park, this Thursday) a1tcr-
noon, chaneed 10 walk Along behind the crowd to
and after had spoken to young man, Policeman
3A caught me by the cotlar and marched me along
Ike c1ll11t, before the large assembly, Ut the
B2Me time displaying some muscular power con-
siderable to my immediate dIscomposure. I en-
treated to him rhat hAd friends who would salts
y him that had honorably GAINED admission but
81 to no avRfL had to again pay my admission
iee very profitable for the clubs, bns quite e1pen-
ztve 1or ne 1Sp1GSAuoS.
CHICAGO, June 3, 1870.
TEE RED STOCKINGS AT 0swEGo.
OsWEGo, June 2-Ihe base bali match to-day
between The Red Stockings and Ontar1os was
Won by the former in Innings. Score, s5tok
AInIEI1R Us. RpCKFORDS
Pan ApE1PHIA, June 2-The Athletics, Of this
CITY, beat the Forest City Club, Of Rockford, to-
contested and brilliant one on both sides and Was
witnessed by over 1, 600 people. Thc following is
The score By innings:
f!s!:'|H; tss!:s s;s::::::::: rs
The Fo1est CITY boJs leave tonight for Balu-
9%Se an1 Washington s1a t psy tas
HOW TIE RocKfoRDs BEAT TIE AT1AAi1Ca.
The New York Herald comments as follows
sas G
ne Gscd 1nG dss to bx is zane u Rockford
isas o5 y g. open bos1d & s1ssoE ~
81 :ntis III a Rs;s s.s.s :: I
they feaeht uR hi1l noby and stsadiy. ii face q
1sfnx + .ns I,sasa Soass
4 T. mi IA! + R,!sSss f.
iooi: e ia bay tle q4ptre ws7c II ths e.
ssans q tse A.ansis n'ne: @ and s.
Ss asS tsSa esy a.ss Rssed es1 s9a essed .
xHmc solely on their merits. Hall how-
referred to above Ferguson thc Captain Of The Allan:
ts s nne q MM I @ = h qut it, pcmbes et
hzef .uthoIity be lords Il oycf his men in inzult
"a . wound The fslinEs Of the nine, making them
snlty and Indifferent. and act Against tde In
siokinea from the West deserved Een the
hed With bJ any tueans, and that they hare rome
what ovetccsnr the nervousness Of advent in . new
Eeion. they viii give the best Of the Eastcrn folks
lye1y racket"
, 1870-06-03

To Remove Meth Patches, Frock1ez
and tan, from s45. the face, use Persys Moth and
Frecklc Lotion. The only reliable and harnl. IS
remedy. Prepared By Dr.. B. c. PerrY. IA Hond
street, New York. Sold By all druggtsts.
, 1870-06-03

Delays arc DanEcrouS.-NTothe
as you love your Offspring, don't fail to use Mrs
WhlfcomDs Syrup, Tor soothing children. READ
the advertisement IN another Column
, 1870-06-03

youI hatr; The Balm makes your oosup1exton
RSaa1tv' r. gSlk and na:ural and yo1 can't psh Wnst
ma.ka moth patches, etc. and Ia pssce of I'd.
rustic facs Joo have the marble purity OF an *
perpetual youth Add these euecfs to ss W,isntid
head Of aait produced by the K1tnairon, and a
lady has done her best IN way Of sdornment
9rticles are around. ~--S
, 1870-06-03

Paper Hanglngs and Window
shades, latest styles. Prints, oils, Rlass and
, 1870-06-03

Pjmplcs On the Face.-Eor Come.
dones, blach-WoIms OF grubs, pimply eruptions,
and blotcnea 4isnSHEaaons on the face, use Per1ya
druggists.
, 1870-06-03


GRAVES-PALMER-In this city, on juno l. At the
Church Of the Ascension, by the Rev c. P Dorsct Mr.
this rity. =.
dence Of the brde1 father near CedarviIie o. bY tic
R Rev I i Morton. n asst.ssd By Rey 4 Mcleod 3
Philadelphia. s. n. kansry, pastor Of the Reformed
Prcrbyteran Church. Chicago, aud Miss Mary DalIas.
, 1870-06-03

u ysu have q suffering child, dc
n9sflet your preludicea. or the preludiees oi
absolutely sure 70 follow the use Of MRS WINS
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. Milious of mothers
can TESTIFY that It Is perfectly safe and relIsbIe
cures dysenterJ and diarrh4a- II sof1ens the
gums, reduces Inflammation, cures wind colic, and
carries the infant safely through the teething
period.
, 1870-06-03

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s p e ~ 81, suaoe.s1 LIE
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cnrse fnr rra. .cis.a 9eh,os;er5 ~, me
around ssndT Loo eht ssn s9d anq sqoPs rs
Wave won thu nri1e fn nou1s seneonefs e 1 ne = Td
in5tes 1nns esaf'ns Madeline m'nates aud CALYPSO ~
esse %,,gss: woa .ns PIE sSr seeps
minu1e1 ~ 'e es'no0' 's''1e Aoo'e !"
Or1en xas the prize for second class sloops,
lining III. Y" siFe' Daphne Alarm and Richard
The White Cup won that for third -caass sloops,
beating Storm Ktns, .nd VIVID That for fourth,
Billiards.
1n9 Rupo1puE-p1oS MITcu Fua THE CHAMPIONS.
~ ~ ne most e1ctaug game of b!ntards eEer
E!asea !n tnis counEy VAS Inat which took place
~ Rt6g night bsfEeen Cyrt1e Dion and Adolphe F..
,,3cn 2,s - ht Soe Mns Sl.0 aud ne cham
hsmn SI q ,on MaGn fo adoiPne e w ~ holds The
etI psa Mun Ms eMG isao, pa5ea nis Dali ooWn the
de1nHe S11 ~ .1a;n - ~ un' gso' y a1S9 ao hu-
thap n1enNd She Ita1 at,d on ttnad, lae fIeaeamaA
hss nr,1nnsnY nnFn =, the al ~ ~ az, ~ @ 1tu
rn innrE poa n,on noo oe,,sn ne s Rseaesed
1or,nna fo- sba Oos Is.,s eSei hT,rn .asi
for him frunn The f1taf. KENT nm sfnnf
1S@.L 1na y aEHSta 9tuAt ~ WIZ = luu - ~.
, 1870-06-03

SA1t Rhcum cured by using Juniper
Tar Soap, made by Caswell, Hazard i Co., New
vcrr