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, 1870-06-09
The pApE OF MR. MINER.
3 the Editor Of TIE Chicago Tribune:

10 the Editor Of TIE Chicago Tribune:
An article appeared In your paper, on the Sd
Instant, In reference to certain proceedings which
had been instituted by one Henry A. Davis, against
Mr. Frank D. Miner. Mr.. Miner has, every mo
ment since that publication, been aware
OF the damaging effect 1t WAS produc-
ing upon the reputation Of young man
III his situation, but he has waited, be-
fore making any public defence, until he could put
these matters in such condition that q reference
10 the proceedings Won1d eubstaRttntc every word
he had to say. lie now desires meas his Attor-
Eey In these matters, and therefore. most familiar
with the facts-to make statement OF the pres
tnr condition Of those proceedings, and request
its publication.
tits true that Mr. Miner was arrested on the ed
Instant upon three Harrnnts, viz obtaining goods
under false pretences being party 70 fraudu-
lent deed; and, frauduIently selling lind again,
which he had once sold.
.f those prosecutlois-alwayn holding myself In
readiness TO give the fullest details II required. l
will simply say that MI. Miner has been fully tis-
ehaTqfd and acquitted on ererg one Of them
IN two OF them nfter trial Of half a day each,
iu which only the witnesses for the prosecution
were examined, and on the other, for want Of
rosecutton- refer 10 JuHticcs WInshlp and De
Wolf and the records in their Offices.
Az to MI. Davis, the prosecutor, he has to-day
cen held In good, comfortable bail, to appear at
the Circuit Court 10 answer suit Instituted by
Nr. Miner to recover damages for the little recrea-
tion In which he has been indulgtag for the last
few daEs Respectf1!!y. &c.. 3oHs Y. FLA.
CHICAGO, June 8, 1a1t,
, 1870-06-09

tsuta md about one mile to the north Of tho
present entrance, and in nearly straight Inns
with tbs new Paterson extension Of the nelA-
ware. Lackawanna d Western Railroad; A
the track over the Erie and Northern Rail
roads It that point, and will enter the hill at
nbout thirty feet shove the level OF
The present tunnel As long cut aa
poesibls will be made before The real work
Of tunnelling commences: The tunnel a p1oPet 9es
shorter than the present one.. The hill ut the
point Of entrance is sbout $50 feet in height.
On The river side the e1lt will be made at what
ia known IS the 11yine, which will effect con-
siderable saving in cutting. This Eavine is IN
nearly direct line With the present depot and
emerge from the hill at about 25 feet above
high-Tater level, and the Inc will be carried on
embankments down to the river, thus doing
away with the pushing OF the coal cara to the
top Of the present dumps. A new plan OF
feiry-boats is also under consideration, where
by passengers would be Carried on 81 upper
deck, aud freight and teams below; landing in
two-storied fe1ry-houae in New York, with
bridges ACROSS West street, and stairWAyB to
descend, The tunnel, il built from either side,
would take about three yaars in construction,
and would cost, exclusive Of the railroad I'M
several offers have been made by weil-knovn
contractors to build it in from twelve to i'll
teen months, but Of course at much Increased
cost Numerous shafts would then havo
to be sunk from the top, causing additional
heavy expenses from land and right OF way in
Hudson City, overhead. From five to ai1
shafts are now proposed, each with steam
fan 10 ventilate the tunnel The proposed
route is directly under Hudson City, and an
open cutting cannot, therefore, be thought OF,
as the expense Of right Of way and bridges for
the numerous streets would bo enormous,
even il such thing should be allowed by the
authorities. There eeems at present every
reason to believe that the tunnel will soon be
begun.
, 1870-06-09
ADJUSTMENTS.
ANNOUNCEMENTS


AauoaGEAhsiS
Jennie dlgnt In the French Spy" this evening
ut Mcvicker's
=, Mr,r,hans th,a .1.p,ns -. 49, na.eps.s ops.s
y. ~ lfneu7 ta's evening n 'ae UeAloo1n
Iheatfe- ..-....
evening At the onera House. 'N''
ashe stoons to Conuuern IL st,,, the a,t,aet,o,
a, the s nuseum opo 10 s0N9os' S0i' 'n0 A''fAeu0o
AAx1H sEzBAcu.
The telegraph has already announced tia. J.
Grau has secured Marie seeoa:G. the orea. Ger.
aasT Sses 1oT mh9 ss1sss
siddons was To England, Rache! to France. and
what Istori Is to Italy She il tho greatest living
German dramatic artistic. Her aye Is a., and she
gu immense repertoire, consisting Of The master
rigces OF tragedy: but her great spcc!aity is
Marguerite Ii Faust" which she has brought to
ATTAINED by any artist. She has Invested the roie
with many new idcas-maktnX Whist NAV uc called
a creation Of II vIarilot Garcia, Lncca Artot, and
Nolan Carvslho came to her for their conception
Egmonr, Adrtenne Lecouvreur, Cahsl and Love.
orleanE s emeo md Jaet q ese n
Pano she vii come 10 shis conntry eun led
tour. Graus attraction for 1871 is MedwiK Raabe,
Inc a1cat Germau souprettr,
TIE NEW YoRS ,EB1LEB.
Tho MANAGERS nf thr New Ynrt Jnh,ee harc
s,cned rn,tTacfs vim Parrnn. Csri Rnss Ee,inav'
N1s, SeUnin IL Franc IrwTnli RonIo}n Reyna
Taniasa an, T1aleln. pnn mi ~ ha ,snnaj:Isn;
Win Their ahuse Of Tie Boston }ubifee last anrtnT
and to show tbeir indenendence of Boston they
nave Sorrowc,, lie name OF jubilee. the nams q
t,oisenm fUr Tho INK in which the,
give the music, the Handel and
bis anvis, the same mifce.laneous chorusca, Carl
Zerfahp, the same biz drum, aud would blve
taken ,hc same biz organ but couldn't gct /. Iast
the singing in Boston. This spring Il says Of the
our readers upon the sucleiys uveeptanee Vi the
welcome 20 nne q body Of singers 70 New York,
but because with their help the jubilee will &C.
Guire dignity and an artistic importance whicn
II would hardly have without them. They will be
1lsk little IN predicting ,hAt we shall hear at thf:
festival the ilnest chorus singing eve. heard il
wants to make TIT. Ecconu-hant Jubilee a com
pletr aucceas the only thing e Is to 20 tu Boston
and ho,d 1t,
GRAND FHE11yAI,
BADEN May 1a-Un the 1T OF Mar, The opening
CT the season 1t Baden TOOK place, under the
most favorable auspices "A great vocal and instsu
mental concert, gwen III the large and splendid
sslon Of the 1tMhlsOn dc Conversation has
worthily inaugurated the most Imposing serfes 0l
, 1870-06-09
REAL ESTATE,

Nnrrantee deedH conveying city and suburban
property within Besen miles OF the Court House
led for record on Wednesday, June 8:
crovn st, ss4 It ot Maxwell st, c I, 26x10o
It, with buildings; June G........n.,..,S9 1850
~ It: March ~ -. a, 900
essa #: March w ~ 4, 900
Clayton st, lis 1t c OF Paulfna st, !, 23x
195N It; May 21-.... .,--...........-.. 600
It: June : ~ 10000
ShurtleG av. 1s1K It n Of Napoleon place, c
I. 25xla5A It; June 7......-.,-.....:.;;,:. wv
To- #: r. ja1e a.'...a...........,....-. w - 1000
anntJ ft gu5e ne ".". 9, 5000
'Jpa 1sIa III r: Nav I IS 1000
It; May 1G-.....--..-.. oou
MeuomInce st, SO $40 It " Of Wells st, II, x
25x194st It: March hs,.........-+.-.-..-.. g., '9o
Ontario st, 1870 It n Of Dearborn st, !,
26e3I10O It; June es..-...-,............... o,uo9
soPHs5gf Isao +: j June 7..,....... . ~ 10000
WEST or OLD CIT LIMITS.
Pearl St, % It n Of railruad. c I, 251125 It;
June o..--s....-.. ..ss..s.'.-:.ss wv
Jackson st, c OF Rockwell st, 3 I, 221123 T-1o ~.
IT: Sent ,, 1861. 5oo
, 1870-06-09
MISSOURI.
Meeting In st. Louis In Aid OF tnc
CAPITAL Movement scheme.

CAPITAL Movement scheme.
sr Ior1e Time "A WclI-2ttended meeting IN
National Capital removal interest was held At Nc
aonic Hall tonight, at which sheIrard Clemens iE
OF West Virginia, and B. bonner. 81 iHS sS ey, ~
remarks lately made BY Mr. Drake In the 1nited si
States Senate in opposite to removing tne Capitai
produced m array OF scientific statistics which
upset Drnke's statement that the climate OF
Washington IS far superior 70 that Of St Louis or
any other poin. In the Mississippi valley. He also
principles, and called him the senAt faom the
district Of ColnmbIa by way Of reprosch.
The meeting was Unexpectedly large and much
IDterest wes manifested. A Finance COMMITTEES
II prominent citizens WIS appointed to raise funds
to carry ont the programme for q National Con-
reQtva nc Cincinnati u Qct0ltr.
, 1870-06-09
0ood mus1c VIII be added to the other att

0ood muSlc vii be added to the other sterac.
Hou& ~'4
The ladies Of tho UnIon PARK Metaodtst RMS.
cop1l Church Will give strawberry 1ud Ice cream
festival, Tomorrow evening, at the Rerormei
PTesbJierian Church, At the corner OF Fulton and
Msy streets
The ladies' Of the ST Stephen's Episcopal
Church will give theif annual strawberry festival
THIS evening, n tho basement Of the church, on
johnson Btreet-
, 1870-06-09
ANOTHER GREAT BORE.
Proposed TunnclltnE OF Bergen Hill,

Proposed TunnelltnE OF Bergen Hill,
n. Js-TWo-Story Ferry Boat4, DC.
From The Ne,p FORK Eo.ld, June 7.
Tho delays and Inconvenience experiencad
by the trains Of the Erie, Northern, and Nor
rs Il Essex Railroad Companies, in passing
through the present Bergen Hill Tunnel, have
led the Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Rail
road Company, the lessees Of tho Norris L Es-
sex, the take steps to build tunnel for them
selves through the hill, to accommoaate their
own daily increasing business. A charter from
:he State Legislature was obtained some time
since, and surveys and plans OF the proposed
-.ute have been 2, deposited at Trenton, ~ re-
.luired by law. The new tunnel will enter the
IL ca the fu1thez side. at or neaI H. oil. oil
, 1870-06-09
MARRIED


W1LLIAMSON--RuRR.-OD the 9Th Inst, At tho
treihrbrc q the brdt1 mother, by the Ry. Arthur
Mitchell. 3IE. Alexander b. Williamson aud Mis4 Mary
j. Bnrr, all If Chicago.
CARMICHAEI-DOUGALI. tho 7th Inst, At
tile residence u The brides father, Thomas D,sai
FED BY The Rev. D. q. Marquis, H. Il. Carmichael,
Es9.. Of Montreal. and Miss EIixa Ann Dougall Of
ChfcaSo. No cards.
, 1870-06-09

AL the Chicago Feniang who left this city for the
fIunt, are requested to assemble at their hall ut 8
O'Clock this evening.
The Oratorio Society rehearses "EuJah" this
evening In lower Farweli Hall
There Will be meeting OF the Reading Club
Of the Union Catholic Library Association at
o'clock this evening.
, 1870-06-09

The movement Of respectable citizens Of the
West Division to secure the expulsion OF tiSreFI-
table houses recently established In their midst ts
meeting with the hearty support OF the Board Of
Police Commissioners, whose expressed intention
II Is 70 follow up these and similar without
mercy or cessation, until the Bocal csil Is eradi-
Gated from the nelghborhoods complained Of.
The anniversary Of the PRONUNCIATION OF the
Constitution Of Italy wRR celebrated yesterday, by
our Italian ciuzens at their hall, corner OF Wells
and Randolph streets. Hon. @. l. SeAa, ItalInn
Consul: Joseph Rlbon!, President Of the italian
Society Of Chicago: W. A. RboI1, A. L. Ghio and
others, made speeches on the occasion.
THE a1arm from Box No. se3, at half-past 19
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. IVES caused by the
burning Of BoIue Bhav1ngs In the house No. III
CathA1iDe street. No damage.
.-Dr. Albert Russell was charged before United
States Commissioner Hoync, yesterday, with SELL
Ing medicines without putting on Stamps. and
peddling without license, Hc was held IN $1,000
bait for trial.
William franklin, who resides ut No. s4o West
Harrison street, was seriously injured by failing
from the third floor to the basement Of No. 9l
South Water street, on Tuesday afternoon.
Sd. Lang and Henry Shaner haa a dispute In
front Of the laster's secondhand store, No. 1888
Son,h Wells street, last evening, and Lang stab-
bed him three times In the arm With pocket
Knife The wounds were slight. No arrests were
made.
, 1870-06-09

The late Improvements in the Amcr-
lean House. Boston, leave little to be wished for
by those who quarter under the roof OF this leal-
ing hotef. Everything fresh and nice: all in-
prOret,cnss added, aud the uaequaltel manage
mcnt OF the past continued.
Rough Skin INNdc smooth by using
Juniper Tar Spap, manufactured by CasWell,
Hazard Co., New York.
Paper FfnnEl1r.~ and Window
shades, latest styles Paints, ola, glass aud
brushes, nt F. E. Iiivhy'a. - fsan'fn1ph-at-
, 1870-06-09
LOST AND EpEND.


T OsT-9lo RkWARD-A L1vER-ASD-.tEIr EIrrB
colofgd ssttrr day. Tea d1llr. will te pad for bis
return 10 loA Indiana4t ESHIPMiAS,
T OST-oN SATURDAY NIGHT, 4 GOLD TIJR~
1sts h.dEc eon.frtnx Of sarec pircrs Ts otsr
Hnierst, or II the North Side Turner Hall
T osT-.41o REWARD-ON WEDNESDAY,. TIL.
+ X ~ INT: brgwn velvet pcykrt-book Wisn HttTt
clap the Listening broken, .cnutainins. supposed.
FM The finder viii reAss Icayc it At IA Waehinstln-
st. Room l.
T OST-A DARK, IRDSGRAY MARI, YEARS
~ old Iittls; lame On s:t foot hllind rita lshs -!
and Hsne middle size6t about IL hnc..t hsh Anyo59
rrturntnE 10 HENRY TIES, curptr t< EbtanEoaa aaso
ClybouIDe- av, will be we'll EcsSa r'l+d-
CTOLEN-FROM NY BARN. No. III WEST CHI
~ caEo-3r- one brown mare. No trots. only naf3 u
ride hind 1ef1; abont !ra, old Any one rttaI1zfn
fa1ne to above number wfI receive !. reward Of S9-
CTRAYED-FROM NY PLACE. 4, sOREEk
p horse answering the following Description: - ,r.r
hind foot white whe In lace. AID wEte s7oF ot sndrr
bind quarter blind Il eyr sra. nzek. ne bI,e g.
H. WILSON. Atusro1th, Cook Co.. H. --
TAKEN UP-OV MONDAY. JTIE g. 4 .tp,1ts-. p4ha.'
hsy mar, YEAR. old, at - ''ss'
JAMES RYAN.
, 1870-06-09

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seSss f IL s ses g. III
fsihk KEkRooT kfs1s2fs = = WssSnsss1ss. - s'D-
FoR sTKN ASREs 3F LAx1 f. EAST
Of Ga oaa dns So
EEpRs5tBB EE9Rsa BBu,aR|1s AR|R1 1os i I.s.nest D y. ~ w..
TioR sALE-A aAEpsoAK nav THREE.
"a wes sSs az rsas ISL q
e.. ssss:5S iRsssssssis Sesss @s "a
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TOR SALE -lN FEET on woobsT, CLOSE 81 g TO
WARn Msd5'eR Y WahK GhSspS Sd Et'f Union buas Is L.
TOR sALEl5i FEET FRONTING VEST, On
araka e. 9Sas Rs.S '0e
Gs nslposfsv; md Kn1i.h:st r.t hloek 1erth e
10 feei mating ys1y desirsble for
Eg w E tsf feeiKR Koo@ md 01 f ~ 7Nsaa Ssai
1,oR sALF-soo FEET FRONT on REUBEN-sr.
1e ssies % Twenty .sseDss., near EsnRsn:s. .
sis sontns q ae I'd
g iieaii9s q ksqbsRt tXgf:.s y = and EHmasta
@ e as f. en td1nsf Il nSs I'D
o Wa1bes}Ion. etozc On statest
j';iEsk oTSGEk sts B&LEARn Il <s E...c Brokers'
Room pnsr p5s FsiSna ss.s I'D ssnx hRpian
I1oR sALE-si,aoo, EASY TERMS, Will BUY
e @ =: saa ~ Sssis s bss;t s5s:2
ard In beautiful k1uve aud ftstclaas ncighboshood
9. Il tsufh ssg's dithss. wet ct Cottage
TOR sALE-oNLY Is DOWN. 81 PEE WEEK,
% IT, II ID ssR2t
E3R sAIEIAT j! !;;:A1 a RARGA1N.oNE ACRE gE
Tns o1,.Ihi5G cnsh h.f.Tcc III I'M tnlsa rss
PoTWlN CoRbq. II Deazborn.st
FGoh sA1EanNgs1SEss Pny9REKTY-THREE 3
Ts .tsh VI tss
wa.hin6lon:s.. ground door:
9Le ~
s's.@9s 1i1si ssi Ss we Sas
.e1:es. sS s.ee1. ~.
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Fst. 9oo1 FIX I a 1Se S W. sbys e.
i. i. s!essss .!se1: w ~ :, "~.Dl'0l.
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Gadis Gs eoon. lof eaah "EsfoSs h'eF7' Ds ssase'
! FoR sA1E-A NEW corrAoE on BUTTER.
o1 nh1d, neaT @ n PRICE, sao $500
iS .99ias q
o1o On s
Al'0 lots on fifst and psfs Wis esosRss %
s5w 5washiusscnsl, - "sm hooms : i snda
ToE 5aIK-1oT oS SOUTH FT17i FAaK:AV, T NoaTn
5onst. :. Thirty h'''-'t ho@Ei q h1h's' 4's oeAf'
desirable private Iv.idenee steEies And baaemcnt.
Rasi.t, NozET ELLIS. Il Deaiboz2.st. '"'' N'
ios Dorthwest corast e i.Ec Ind Wersa,eiisrs. N
hct me g a u A. e n @ can 1a Y
, 1870-06-09
MINIATURE ALMANAC


49,. CHICAGO, JEne 3.
Sun rises .......{2 - l. m Moon risra.., 03 D. m
san sct.. .........7:3o Moon seu...... 80 1 n
, 1870-06-09

Deputy Coroner Spears, accompanied by Drs Mil
Ter and Hooper, proceeded to the dead-honse, yes
terslay morning, and made tost-morten, exam!ua-
tlou OF the remains Of the woman discovered on
the railroad track, near RavensWood, on Friday
night last Seven wounds were found on the
SKULL and the woman WAS without doubt, rnur-
dercd. The wounds were evidently made BY a
hatchet, AS soon as the presence Of the people
tanned the Coroner will hold an inquest The de-
tecttves arc hard at work ende2vorlng to md the
murderer The SWede, Casscll, whose arrest was
tody, and will rmain until his innocence Is es-
tablished- 1t will probably he known In day or
two whether he Is guilty Or not,
, 1870-06-09

HOSA3xao9 SRAlNVK.6+
/ CoRyFn GRof>RRY STnpF FoR SsIV
"A Geod location and an oia ttand s;,h ~ T;thont |
.toet The oNnrr not itng Iii. - n.t.nd n .n;mH
to9 much business e:sew here. Addzss WILLIAM II.
lflpuhe ONCE.
4 MANUFACTURING prrxIvFSs Ey1r1y "a
"A tabshed, dong saie and iessinsse bf,inrs. for
sale Amour. .sqsred 10 pI1rhasc some a1s,1u to /!
4Co0; enehi.I cash, balance would be taEen il eood
1ss n9Suoeseo real eaeate> Aaotess u care ca1-
4 FIRST-CLASS SALOON FOR SALE At NO. LID
"A Wash.agton-st, corner wells. Cash price 500
---------------- ------ ----- --A--
A DoQK, STATIONERY, AND PERIODICAL
u tors In good loca ton In this city, for sale AlElt
4lq u cash Esquir.d- Apply 10 J. K WALSH, PErsi-
dent Western News Company.
,.oon cnxprcr,,vppv I1r CnE,,.
formation al Df e. 1. ROY's. lts Aiams,et. ' ~
80 -.
4 FIRsT-CIASS GROCERY BUSINESS FOR
~ 10 q toT sts deps M asM s &
n - "unuA N' At-Af.oh -. 1soo'A ~'>
ie' o'aoHon'-
MAN HAVING. s.fco cav pr7prNAsE oyr
hira nferrst in snhs,anf mo1er. .m,I;nr n,si-
nc.. IL W, nEsr,,io ~ F. H.. ctv ~ nu. @
sao 70 xsco weckly Full particulars At III Statet,
corner Monroe Roe.n =
A @ GOOD S SALOON. ~ wrrH 80 TO sss. STOCK
ri ,T.de o. n1nr, I'm o rGed !nnn HnK sn3 o.
Esas Hadi.nnssst sst' fonm eohS d hoHtse' lpo
, 1870-06-09

Nt.-se't-.s -.
CItCATION WANFEp-TO WASH FOB PRIVATE
y families or to do waAhnk 4 also house c1ta
9 -ANoe e-.N -s- ~ A'-
GfTuATlQS WASIED-A WIDOW LADY, 1
~ yeAa Of ssr sEausef IN the Wcst dcttes to meet
with ENLARGEMENT that sfo1H perm tue4r
family school, Of a&Ecesbe address, and thor.
ouEhy efncient houtetecpeE h Ecfsd ani cultivated
A9o ~" no DC iotnd unWnssn5 o. Esens any psition q
Pleast address AkS a GATES ra1s " Post 0aice, St
[@1,-o,7 .-77-7z 49,
IIIoAllON ,MANtEnt[fnnh ElHSEoLAAS
~ 4un9EesA, Y GnaeFGaHas ~ ka'is o. fIt1nt Apply
TO MT WdlITAhEF'S odet, Nc A,a SGEth Ctatk-st
4NI a,tT.St1.s 1nnn. I,dv ce,nT."tt.,s = M h.sH
so4a sfxnd or csslier pF,ferfrt Can syr rnd rsfr,
cnce 1d1rrss ia q Boz "a ~ ~" S '-N"-'
CTIUAT1ON WANTKD-AS CASHIER IN A DRY
, 1870-06-09

HELP
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MIaees8Aassaa.
t. noss !ansbie I'd sst,sst1a ~. q soss
~ tfa9 sBRrtRp Is = s.nss a::ts" I'll md
WAN1Ep,Ho RAILROAD LABORERs AND Is
snIn assaS t RE- TEsss1Hsson E II Fl
as1a HRS FSoRi6S G PAS P3Ssos AE
TloN, Room 9. la South C1aTfl
WANTEp-sALEsNES FOR 0OoDa or DUB
BaRREHT CT eonfesas haofbsss,. Es
WAKTED-F1PER1EScEp s1LFs4TT Will
Hn5e e md r y
,1s 81 - T. E
s@poyes sas t. employ ons Who Sc tSan h,
:ss si !: e s. s$:;:s !: %
W41s&1 MT .[t;,t G3op cASvAssERs 70 SELL
&..h'o1ssps pis5ss Rass iEs' ind .a' est'a Call
WANTED no RAILROAD nArne MN nk
d Ri Fl . b st.ten men. 1se % se p5 ssrd: IS ier
s. naasS r., = =. @ ssss:
eapni Sf1psnts sad IL essy sad
%shs md Refs G.fa sfat.iss Rsos - South
WAMM,1Ep.,TRIs WM,1I.,T pay. 20 LABoRERs FoR
ssaa e e. A1s sss Z :6 Is
WANIEP1,IABoRE6sF FoR PoRT4oR CANAL:
Inn han and otssr hem At Is seuss aaeI E.sss9{
ag ao, YSuxs 9 :s1,ss ~ TX SsTFa f. ag
pBiyA.1Nsl Tbase appointing 'n'sFa"
Baokkerpers- Clerks. Ae-
1ETAyTED-AH EXPERIENCED TRAVELLER
" for Wholesale drug house. Best of 1efeEencrs n
ssqf. s1rs 5Ra e:t + zssS8s o Address
WANTED a GERMAN BOY. Fur 4 DRUG
1ssss wiss wv tho 0'''as''
s9 i s0s sssnfs' ST. ST.
y = .ssd 6oet stand- Wages y pr week Apply
WANTlKR5@A "a XogXS AAE. 4 q = = .k Of +: 70
r ta sGe iaqus & Is Z s'''
WANTaD-THREK ACTIVE sALEsNEN %
81 sal sss is' GEsstR 81
WANTED THREE sPIyHERs. oNE SECOND
sos, TTIEE. aasfh star Weo'en aia. GIaas.po-
W4NS1E9 n ,2s5 5s.,S SS96 s!5I5. CARRIAGE Fa1SFER.
WANTED-A FIRsTE1Ass BOOT TREER IN
WS s L HdFs
ssso. Friday aftssason, between J anal o'eloek.
WANTED-.GooD HANRs 70 MAIZE FINE
y " 1.se 55est eoat' Apply atLEoroLD, kUa & CO.'S
WAN1Ep-A F1RsTGLAss BooKBINDER TO
RouSEBs IS J. Z kASE sSssEns A0py Mt Is South sa't
WANTED- -AlACHINIsT-0NE WHO THOR
eetsE oeE 8ssa .ae IL Bas sene
WANTEDaGooD K1PERIENCED SHIRT MAX
W cE1 At 30 DtAfboTnst.
a mssa. .hx VIC ss,y gSBsRsryPS rs
' and
J M4
WANTEp1- 1-;IAMEpIATELT11A ,FIRsEGLAss
e e T. aIna
w ut 2 North Je6efsopst-
HELP wAMTED-TRMAzE8.
Miscellaneous.
p .sie m5r sogTH aaa
IEASTED-wEF yURsE-A GOOD. STRONG.
.fely Tf SsEi Il ffa sss'isa aRa hdat 5s
w choice situations r. 4 ~ hs:t families =
aS1ah aoa1ste2 eIsrtR tAR''s to A1' "AiriAAEA' No. s
WAETED.se TO = CHRIS GAN F1yn EM-
MEM VIZ kss 4 I9e eist sa
WASTEDTo.DAY. At THE LADIES' HELP
E1eh,agea soett for stesznbestz fo. sehoopsrs
.hop ss. laee sewer. il i.st Md Room i.
WASSIhR55LAAR,IKs WS q r. Assist 3 INTRO,
gvG as your attention. J-E-cOY. Isl Washington
a!Rs LfAvKswokTHs p1e,snsSins Rooms So
, 1870-06-09

Rexrarc Of EOOtn PoIson. Vcnded
here to the only preparation that really preserves
the teeth and hartIciIs the gums, fragrant SOzo-
don't Its effects Oh decRy!ng teeth Are marvel
lpu5
"Spa1dIng's Glue" mends crockery, wooden
, 1870-06-09
BUSINESS NOTICES,

For the last few years the proprle.
tors OF the celebrated Plantation DItters have been
experimenting in the growing Of caIIsaya bark on
the Island OF Jamnlca, and have found, from actu-
a tests, ana 1y IN, no means mean experience that
ceas only upon the mountains from 1900 to 1000
feet high. There the forests nre often bedewed
with the early mist and this tree arrives ut its full
perfection. Owing 10 the largely increasing de-
mand for the bark required for the manufacture OF
qninine, and also for use in the preparation Of
Plantation B1tters, the procuring Of 1t has been a
source Of great anxiety TO the proprietofa, and
seeing, as they did, that the South American sup
ply would soon give out, took the nbove early pre-
caution TO fully supply the demand, and, assisted
and encouraged as they urc by the English Govern
ment, at Jamaica, We have not the least aoubt but
they will sucreetl.
, 1870-06-09
TO LEASE.

ITO oLEASE-lsO FEET DOCK FRONT IN CENTRAL
location, suitable for enal lumber trade For I1x
uculAso inquire NJ Coal Office, 2 West lake-st
ITO LEASE-CHEAP-FIvR YEARS, WITH. .FRIv-
iesr for FIVE yeafs morc. ots fruntinx on Lamoer:
l51Xl2 Twenty Aefond-at 90 feet from f1Ftf near
Hatted street railrusd 10 front Terms reasonnble,
huiuEs on th< ota ebes for rent for BaIo chc7 G.
A. VOGE1. N3 Snuth Rtste-st
, 1870-06-09
DEARBORN THEATRE,
1I0nt1ny. JMnr Ii, ttlr IHr{tI-IirnownrL
TROUPE
DAILY EXCURSIONS

On the LAKE. The SARAH VAN FPS leaves Clark+t
bridge. fer the Crib. TT II .rd H.; IetnEn.
Flu and 10 m On Sundays tor Hyde Park at
atsp H.. for HYde PARK. 10 the strawberry festival.
M"nplist Epersidns nG SstnIdav prSts Wiz and
fhr dsncnR. Fafr. AJ rruts
, 1870-06-09

MACHIMER

c1See>ce1occc1wrss c1sc1wrs F0RTxRfT - sT1n1
hofstnx and marine, 70 G-aor1e; Pays tin
h,u,1uy For.tnsn'. iroacIad bun ttone mills aSo
thrrshins eusines. II ~ AaEo. " eoos9 Oanalst
T01 SAfF-STEAM ENGINE, saXs8 BOILFRS
Tcnnnccticns &C., complete With brick building on
i :. .c3 0rpupd, I101ta. C0RL1Es. 10 Major Block