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eoLn1ued Until to-day, bail Of $500 each being re-
1Anes Heni, colored man, who had stolea
sroHns forks, table linen, DC, from Deckmln5ters
Ieircshfnent saloon azI from the UoneEana Aonse,
"as held Tor trial In the Recorders Court
-MfA Rosa Ryder, ~ d. haa q lt1ie diin-
Guilty with quartette Of cu]Vred pf05tllutest Hho
were arrested and fined se5 each ....
--Carnline DeT, charged with having commit
ted adultery with the husband Of Maria Dasley,
who lives il Naperr1ue, Was held In $500 bail for
further examination
Since 1ne first Of January there have been g.
GEO civil and 5s7 criminal cases tried at 1he Armo-
1y Court and $ls0G44 40 in fines collected aud r.
turned In the North Side Court tho au,ount was
IS, 1o7, and in the West Side 6,tea
UNION STREET COURT
shocking instance Of juvenile deprarity was
developed yesterday before Justice Moore Three
vicious urr1ins. named respectively Thom-
sS M,.,.o, M,o5nesnan. s,a. Thomas Benton mud
;', Micuae! stanton, cnntrtved, as snch
oo5s can. 70 learn that large sum Of money was
con'alned IN the house Of Mrs. Maloncy, On the
co!ner OF Folk street and Centre avenue. The old
laos was ytfg at the point OF Geath aud on Thurs
~ aay nlSnt7 watching their opportunity, the boys
eaonca an entrance to her room. extracted sl43
lrGm beneath her pillow, and made good their
e1lt They were sent to the Superior Court for
commitment to the Reform School.
HURON STREET COURT.
no business Of Importance Was transacted 1,etore
'usuce Dresser. YESTERDAY.
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prominent diplomatic position IN The nusai,n

| ee1vice- A' A'e1sslAt'
,-George Sand has sued her publisher. n,
me sum Of 800 frAucs, md has rr..ontIr
inherited SOC, 900 france. -''en'''
i -Elhu Bu1itt is now in Birmingham, Enr..
Providence, n. l., families. eD' 4o'
The Queen Of Prussia had tho other dav 4
suoke of apoplexy. Her physicians have in.
1ofmea her that her days are numbered.
-Ihs Nations Debt to the Soldiers ~ ia
tne me- subject o. Colonel T. ". Higginsons lee.
Tho ofHcers Of the New York si1tv-ont,,
Meg1ment have secured the eservices OF Genern1
McMahon Rs counsel for the Feniaus ia h.s
refused tender Of compensation.
-Janes Fiek, Jr., is reported to have az.
pended more than S20, 900 for the Ninth nere-
ln.a men1, o. Which be was recently elected Col-
one, and he expects his military glory vii
cost a MIN about Sc, 900 year. "A-'
p9,ss pnaalies William Augustus dEste, Duke Of
1luns"lck, noted as the owner Of an eytrnnr.
utGnasg collection Of diamonds, is scriously Ill
3,L:au1ence and Margaret Shields, brotbe,
more, Ireland, for The murder OF = msn na4na5 n
Dunh; Ihey stood hand in hand upon tha
ecanold, e repeating the 1itany OF the Saints "a
tne h;e alop 1ea- Shields was n years Of age, and
The Hon. T. L. Jewstt, President Of tbe
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati i ST, Louis R.;iwsV
had stroke Of paralysis ii Phlade1phia ~
ff1uay o. last week, and was for some aays in
pfecatlous position, but is now out Of dan
ger. ' ~ e''14'
DR.. Joseph Rartlett Of Concord. M,sa
hns pTactised medicine there for fifty vesra'
Hn,, Ihu, '4ne !, ms neighbors, Attorney General
regard. S' "a . soaen VI
Winnie Ream writes from Rome that abo
hopes TO have her Lincoln statue comnlafat1
ey January next. She will accompany it to
anI ameIlca n February next, and present it to
~ .nioneiess pei ore it adlouInB. Shh will spend
the summer and autumn nt Carrara. at work
on the marble. ~ "'tA
Mr.. Charles E. McMurris, Of r7rone
!5lalf County, Pa., found, on Saturday, in the
depot at Pittsburgh. Pa, wallet containing
s14, S80 IN greenbacks aud check for sY. .0OU'
Leatnng ITS owner, he restored it, and when
offered 81 900 as reward, refused it. aud
only after much urging accepted s5OU.
SAVING that he would devote it to some chari- |
table purpose.
relates an anecdotc Of Charles |
Dickens, how, "during come theatrical per-
.o11nnnces in Liverpool, he ACTED in plAy and |
tarce, epent the rest Of TIC night making
ended at o'clock iu' tho morning by jumping
eap frog over the backs Of tho whole com.
oany."
In New York, Charles sIontez released an
y 'se aEd AZ amputated part Of the nose Of Fred
hese Irregularities before Juslico Coulter;
'ut Justice Coulter, being told that Wcrtig
,ad run on with Mrs. Montez, declared that
lontez should 60 free, and would have served
Yeitig right il ho had cut his throat.
The L1nest says: " Mr.. BrigLt's health
as materially improved during tho last five or
ia Eru - T I
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Circuit Court.

Ellen D5res '. Patrick ". Snowhook ct al This
Is proceeding for partition Of, and the assign
I. ct If Lot $, Bloce 81, Original Town t@nlued At
SSO,0OG; Snbtots and OF Lots g, 50. and 81,
Iut1erfe!d's Addition, valued at $, 900: Lot u,
south half Of Sublot OF Lots to II Inclusive, Of
BLOCK 9, No]co.15 Addition, valued ur S,0O0.
Robert II. Douglas '. A1onxo RAWson. Eject
meut for the undivided half Of Lots 1a TO 81 incu-
sive, Of Block s, In University subdivision OF the
south laft Of the northe8gt fractional quarter Of
Section s., s., IA east.
Stute Savings Institution OF Chicago Z, Isaac
IL DaEEett and William L. Whtteaide. Assunp-
RiL Demand, S1s, ,00l
Charles ". AndreEa Y. Same. AssumpAt
Demand. 5000,
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John hlcln, an actor, ut present performing A.
the Dearborn Theatre, while on his home, a6out
halt-past O'Clock, yesterday morning, was stopneI
on the shoulder. MI. Klein turned arouiitl to see
what was wanted, and as he did so wag
Knocked down. Chloroform Was adminig-
tered TO hin, and when consciousness
returned he found that his watch aud
chain, worth about Eli, aud $50 In greenbacky
were missing. He was insenstble for about tweu-
= minutes The loss Was reported to the police
III 1tie afternoon, and they are now cndcavorIns
TO ind the tllnekeeper ald the foot-pads, but the
chances arc that neither Will ever be heard Of
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A sacred concert will be given at the Seventh
Presbyterian Church, corner Of Peoria and Jack
son streets, this evening, BY the Second presbyte-
Hood and A. J. C1eswell, ocGau solo.st, for the
benefit OF the orphan fund The programme for
the occasion will be very interesting,
"A meeting OF the friends OF Christian Union,
lay and clerical, s requested at the close Of the
noenday prayer meeting, in Farwen Hall, on Mon
dsy next. to coustder tue propr1ety Of organizing
Chicago branch Of the Evangelical Alliance.
-L1lon Degree Templn No. i, L O. @. T. meets,
tonight, and regularly hereafter, 1t No. 1s8 houth
ClaIk street, at 8 O'Clock. AL degree members afe
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cta,n a4nccnan Aidme1dinger, Of the uuron st,aa,
H. as Su91E sfa. The saloon and grocery store
there and playng as usna,, esne It ed he was M
vas somewhat full, aud, wtfnout Etyinn not,ea ne
}asped Up 1fo ths table a.a put out lie ss
with him, and reliRhted the eas. AidmenSinnsao1 5so
Turned It cut again, and AeIsIer i1hse,i
II Aanendlnget became angry De-
cause ne could not have his own wav
and EtrncE MelsIer on the head. He 1etnrneG tHy.,
blow nn MdmendlnGers lace The latter strncE
out again and brought up against MeiNer,s r,osc
Measi.s e.. ae. " hs r1ght and Aldmendlnger landed
cutting his forthead. Ot1cer Cariln then rnshed ned
IN AMI arrested AeLsler and took him the station
and charged hin with assaultlng an officer WITH q
but nothing will probably be done with hin. a.
Aldmendlnger. Was the Aggressor. That Invtai
officer ought to be interviewed by the Board Of
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The Police Courta.

william Henry and J. F. Hutchinson were ar
Eaigned before Justice 8ummctntsd- yesterday af-
feT6Oon, charged with robbery. 1t appeared that,
On Frtday evening last, A II. Ogden an auc-
fioneer. doing business On North Clark street en-
conniered Hutchinson, with whom he had been
srnus5nfxd and the TWO entered upon an extcn-
sdre nere0riuauou among saloons and other odd
nlaces; until Ogden, al lcast, was much the worse
therefor. The tour was finished at dive on
south Gast street where HenFy. IN company VII Wl.h
feered 70 take eg4enh home. What happened after
this he don't clearly remember, further than oeng
Knocked doNu md relieved Of $40 In money and 70
two silver watches. The accused were deld In
ostj of e Q0o each for further examination
A case somewhat similar was that of M!cnae!
Murphy and John See|ey, who were charged NJ; Titn
Iaud. I drunken man, on Archer avenue. The
complaining witness was not sufficiently sober TO
tell straight story, and 30 the EXAMINATION "ss
, 1870-06-11

4 nephew Of Douglas Je11old is making wood
cuts in New Orleans.
The Co'7lh1H Magazine says Of the Duke
Of Wellington, that no man who can fairly be
called great ever had narrower escspe from
stupidity.
-1heophilo Gautier is named to ell ono OF
the vacant chairs in the French Academy.
The ruler Of noumania, Prince Charles of
They say in St. Petersburgh that Prince
GortschakoH intended to Offer Burlingame
, 1870-06-11
Recorders Court.


Ellen Augusta Sherman, late Wilder. =. zeph-
etniA G. Sherman. This iS proceeding for d.
rerce on the ground Of habitual drunkenness The
case occupied over two days in fts trial, and On
yesterday, after somewhat unusual experience
on the part Of the jury, there was dIsagree-
ment: The bin was nied On the sesh day Of JAR
na1y last IT stated that the parties were married
in mis- city the eth Of june, 1862 and iIred tc
ethes until rhe 1st OF September, 1sss. two chIi-
n,en Gel9g Gs1 born 70 hen s thai the bus
lived IN hts wi1es family during ali their married
life and it alleged that lhe matter Of drinking n-
nent Win lila that be vas 1satusated via %
"hisfey." There ls also an allegation that on
one occasion defendant procured Two barrels Of
vard doing little else than drinking from it until
he bad exhausted the ninety odd gallona Some
Ftars ago, the wife alleged, her father, ut q cost
md this business he disstpated and lost. The
complainant then having taken in boardcrs, she
Lived upon the proceeds 81 providing for them; but
they threatened to leave.
The defendant answered, admitting marriage,
ne 9,1h nf children ana residence 6n1 der denying
he 1abored, he cited to the fact that he was en-
pioyed from the 9th OF October, 1856, to May 8,
n ns tn 'ns ;9 Pct ,n vhsn se1s leaving he miea Se!
se sss aens the RssPss' ., saa0s s
somec s asaeemeats ~ ue aeuea. a secsass u
New fesra q 1sss. his wife, being in tne naot Of
= ne ay e ens Hspp5 N
MY husband and children She would, however,
keep boarding house, and her brothel,tn-law,
and henceforwaTt they sought to bring about q
dlvorca. As to the two barrels Of whlsEey and
ale, be explained + BY stating that Austin Fed
procured him 10 store two barrels In his barn.
during fortnight, when It was removed, not hav-
lug been drank from, excepting, as on one Or two
OCCASIONS, Field came, and they together took q
The ,ust,uct,ous were TO the elect that under
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Rise In the Missouri Rtycr-Coid
weuthcr-Crop Items.
OMAHA, June 10.-The Missouri River continues
rising, and Is causing considerable detention OF
freight at this place, by the cutting away Of the
LanEs.
The Seventh United States Infantry arrived at
Helena, Montana, yesterday, thirty days march
IRON Corinne, Utah
Heavy snow storms are reported In Montana.
The weather In Nebraska has been extremely cold
TOR the last few weeks. much to the fnlHry uf The
corn crop. Small grains are looking finely.
S1nta Fe, New Mexico, reports state that crons
IN that Territory are suffering from dEouth.
, 1870-06-11

degree of Fidelity, "oaAt so-N8nf. n
Law seen nv ~ o. e. Meeting Of The Alumni Of the
ess e1st oshoyne, Horton Hoyne. Nc - ~ 5ne
q @akne gG1qcx 1h.s afteoon, Tor the parpos
The sfrawhasssnn seanenS for the annual reanioo.
rhurr6 sSes or the ladies' Of the Tahernaris
su P. eGas,ape Moosv 1etfaa{ t from = to sp n
meeting to-isT ynMn1 nnl 1esd The MONDAY prayer
N tle evening II lower FaFEeii HsiI iIee41s oceofs
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BrfFAlo, June 10.-An accident On the Lake
Shore i Michigan Suutheru Railroad, last night
plcvenlel further receipts Of catte, vet the mar.
GGt iell on this forenoon = cent :; steers 1,i9o ts
ss-1s@ 3.t:; good. s. es1s $50; far steers hcifcrs
aud lat COWS, t-sags.oo; poor to medium, sG.s7@
I31 sales, .4J llean.
HoEs.supply moderate, demand light, and nn-
changed.
shccp-Cnchangcd; sales Of 500 head at $54o00
e.G3 for Ohio and cRnaiIa limbs,
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sprms; Grand Koya1 Arch banner, 1eweiz,
swords. belts, and hs16sRu for t4e veil1. An eat-
ofate HlEh Prsests apron Is the n18t manufactured
west Of Buffalo. The rubs1 aYe of 1rlYet purple.
scarlet, white, drab, and blue velvet, trimmed
with p9megranates and bells, and rea1 ermlne
ship reflects credit on the city.
, 1870-06-11
KENTUCKY.

AnIghts Templar Celebration ut
Louisville
LOUISVILLE, June 1o.-The annual Conclaye Ut
Knights Templar OF the State OF Kentucky was
held ln this city yesterday and to-day. Officers
were elected for the ensuing year, md installed.
Masonic Hall IVES crowded 10 witness the lustal|a-
ton ceremony. An Imposing demonstration took
pluce to-day. The Knights, magnlncentl7 uni
formed. paraded the principal streets. The mect-
Ing closed with banque. at the Louisville Hotel,
to-Elght. Large delegations from all parts OF the
state have been present.
, 1870-06-11

TIE FURESI CITY-DLYXF1C dAXE,
From the Washingtoa chzonirze, J4ssa.
The lovers OF our national game who were go
fortunate a. to be present, yesterday to witness
kne second game between the Forest City Club Of
Rockford, Ill. and the Olympics, were mitch
Cleased with the display OF asiil, a. the romaFfa-
bly low score demonstrates how closely the game
vas contested. The felding w8s excellent, aud
the base plsy elected rounds OF applause from tie
spectators The Interest OF the game was main
mined throughout, aud We must Congratulate the
memoefS rs q ootn mines for the splendid play ex-
htblted. The following is the score.
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Opening Bav.

Hak1ns Con1ey, No S South Clark street, Will
open their extensive stock of boots and shoes TO-
day. This ~ sbout the best stock in the city, and
should " Ela,ted by all who desire TO usale pu1-
chas<a Of nne goods at reasonable rates
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HITS and Shtyts,

Stein opens this morning full assortment Of
real Panama mats, for one dollar apiece; and be
also calls the attention Of gentlemen to The recent
OF q splendid custom -natte dress shirt for one
dollar-at the City Of Parts One Dollar Store, M.
Fl Sonth clark strt.et ' e
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Irinidad Aapf,alt.

We Gail attention to advertisement OF the Trtn.
dad Asphalt, In our issue Of to-day It Is the
only article that will give smooth, enduring sur
face to concrete pavement AMI IA imperv,ous to
frost or rain. It is equally well adapted for
wooden pas scment seams. Its elasticity permits
suitable for roofeEs on this arcolnt The orlcc in
at No. q Nassau street, New York
, 1870-06-11

Don't fail to attend the suction sale Of South
Side lots, on Cottage Grove areuuc, at Clarke,
Layton i Co: 9 ot1ee, No. 1es Washington street,
for the choosing
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RC7LAND, Vt, June 10.-The accident on the
Rutland Railroad Is verse than ntst reported.
Only one man out OF twenty-five escaped being In
reported: and Two OF 1lle ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FHni,
OF New fotk city, President OF the Boston, Sarato-
ga Western Railroad, and 4. X Field, Of Green
Held Mass, Civil Engineer OF the Greenfield /
nocsac Tunnel RaiIroaa-have aiIce died. VI, Il.
Emerson, Of the Cambridge, M2ss.. Canal line,
and several others IRE horribly scalded, the fesh
on their hands being literally cooked to the bone,
and falling OF.
, 1870-06-11

B3SH3 Snses, BNHSE4E = EtlleIs, 5ifaW Gee16,
CHsl1ere, Fur and Panama Int,
AT AUCTION, .-.-
By WIN. A. BUFFERS u CO., on "WEDNESDAY,
June Is ~ O'clock at their salenroous, 6, Ind II
Dry Gosds, Hhek Gsszs, Hosiery, Clsths + Caasi-
meres, Fine Castan-zsde C1sthing,
At AUCTION,
By WIN. A. BUFFERS L CO., on THURSDAY, Jun
dolphSf. - ~
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An Elegant Masouic Out6t,

Rose Chapter No. ., Royal Arch NAsons, Of
Boise City, Idaho, have ordered OF Mr.. q. r.
Caherey, Of thia city. the most elegant outht In the
West It compsises robes for the AiRh Prtesl,
King, and Scribe, and the other ntfces Of the
enaPar, WITH Crowd, mltrer caps coCaz5, and
, 1870-06-11


CQyEL-On thr 4th inst, Mrs E. G. CDycI ~
BLAlR-On the eyruiEg ot June 9Th, George g. Blair,
SOL Of Chauncry d. Blair. agcd u yeArs.
Funeral from the residence, No. aIichIgnn-av. on
NOnaAy It 10 o'clock L N. r,
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HELP wANrEn-rEMaTr

--,.,- CDaceReE. dc.
WANTEp-A GOOD, TRDSTY NAN 70 TAXI
w care Of hotkes. 1rGnre at 81 West Monrpe4t
, 1870-06-11
LOST AND FOUND.

QST-A BROCHE SHAWL WITH BLACK
centre, from No. 361 Wahash-Ar. suitable reward
will tc paid and questions asked
, 1870-06-11

K'0R RsALE-COTTAGE GROVE-AV. ll9ISyFKET.
bttwecu Forty:third and Forty-fousth+t4. A beau.
nsa lot Only q ~ L taken a. ones. Eazy terms,
f. at sas5iace to she owner: go refused lew ooths
from aeeetsity alone. ]. ESA1As WARREN, is1 Deaf.
, 1870-06-11
THE CITY IN BRIEF,


The expected delegation Of Louisville officials
AID citizens arrived In this city at O'Clock sester
day morning, from St. Louis rsa tue ILLINOIS Cen
unl Railroad The names Of the otlcals are:
John 6: Ba4ter, Mayor; General St John, city
Public Charities: e: Il Long, President Common
Council: George A!lskec, Assistant Assessor; Ii.
Scott, General Superintendent .Jenersonyille L
1naa9a Ind Haa hs,lFGad; q sa non T. rspe y Tam
A,ee, john I. Oral, VI. OConnor, h F. Guthrie.
nE. John =. Crane. Il T. Jefferson, Thomas
Lucas. Their object Is 70 view the
different points OF interest, and particularly to
look Into the workings OF our charitable instltu-
tons and sewerage system. At 10 O'Clock q m.
the party, accompanied by members Of The Board
Of Public Works, the Police Commissioners, and
several Aldermen, left the Sherman House and
proceeded 10 Lincoln PARK. The tunnel the Union
Street Police Station. Union Park, he. Stock
ia1ds, Douglas Monument. aud the University
were subsequently visited. The strangers ex-
PRESSED themselves as surprised at the growth OF
Chicago and as pleased with what they had seen.
This morning they will visit the crib ana make an
excursion on the lake In one OF Goodr1ch's steam
ere, which has been rendered them Matt Over
ton. Esq Of the Louisville Journal is with
the party. :.
, 1870-06-11
MARRIED,
DIED.

WEBB-JOHNSTON-In this city juno Q. at li5
M!chgan-av. hy Rev. Z. Sullivan, A. W. Webb and
Mi+b Clara +. Johnston. " -
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AUCTION SALn.
BY. VIM. A. BUFFERS 4 CO.,
Regular Saturdays Sale,
At AUCTION,
Bv WNT. A. RETEsPENR II CO.

On SATURDAY, June II, 1870 At their SaIcEvpHe, g.
7, 8 and II Rsndotphst, At ~ O'clock l. m.-
Table CUTLERY, Hardware. Silver Pt1sed Goods, Tuned
and Japan Ware. Water Cooler. &c.
Suitk, Ch.rnber Sets VelTct, Brussels and other C
Dffs Hc
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AUCTION SALE.

s. P. Crresr will sell lot Of Horcs Bussies Waeout
&c, co Saturday. the llth st 10 o'clock L. m to the
highest and bent bidder. tho southeast corner Of
Ohio aud LaSalle sts., North Side.
, 1870-06-11

ALLEGED CARELESS DRIVING.
Joseph DeUnel '. John Lppert- This w1s an ac-
ton Of Hespass, In which was a mist7a1 the Jury
failing to aSyree. Recovery was sought to be had
Tor injury alleged to have been caused to horse
and wagon, as well AZ to plaintiff, who was uu-
leading IT, BY it's being run Into by the animal and
vehicle OF defendant The occurrence dated back
to the 17th of September last, and took place on
Milwaukee avenue, near Eston Hoad
CIST FOE HIS WIG.
Anthony ". ZareIrba Y. William He rnAn In
tbs casc, which Was to recover for q personal as
s1ult, the Jury found defendant guilty. and awars;-
cd one cert damages. The main compliant was
that after beRttng him The defendant plucked
plaintiffs wig OH and threw 1t into the middle Of
lie street
NEW SC1I.
Frederick Hans '. Catherine Hunter, admlnistrs-
h1x, ct ais Eli TO foreclose mortgage on the
southeast quarter Of the southeast quarter OF the
southeast quarter Of section u, IS, 1a
, 1870-06-11
THE WEST.


Land Sales mt Lincoln, Nchrnskn.::
SpccisI Despatch to The Chicago Tribune,
LINCOLN, Neb., June 10-On th~secOnd day Of
the great lot sales, the Interest has been unabatr
GU, 600. More capital Is represented rtau at any
pTtviOnS sale.
, 1870-06-11

Cod Liver 0il.-Nlzard 4 Caswclls Cod
Liver Ou Is the Dcsf.-AdrtrtbeMent.
Paper atnnEinEs md Window
stsdcs, latest styles Paints, oils, g'asJ anu
oruShtS. at =. III KQllTS 50 RalIuluilxs.- -
, 1870-06-11

ROCHESTER, June 10.-The propeller CITY OF
Chicago to Ogdensburph, with freight and passen-
gers, broke her piston on Lake Ontario yesterday,
After drifting stI hours she was toTed into the
GencSce River.
, 1870-06-11
THE NATIONAL RAILROAD

The " 0rk to BIC Soon Commenced
lubi,c sympathy Mauifcxt.:l Eve.
rlW Whefc-EaAmdcn d. !Amboy still
f1libustcrlng-fsridx tho DcIa-
, 1870-06-11
VESSEL AT TAUCTIOy.

The schooner Mnot Mitchell will be sold Mt auction
at Wclzst- bridge. Thursdsy, June 1e, at 10 o'clock
4. H. DALI l. CHARLESTON
, 1870-06-11
BUSINESS NOTICES.

New York Dry Goods Market.
NEW foRK, June 1e.-nry goods dull and un
changed
, 1870-06-11
The Allen and Mace PTsxo Fight.

ST. LoC1s, June 1o.-A letter from Sherman
Ihurston to the Times charges Tom Allen with
throwing on the fight With Mace, and cites various
Incidents which occurred on the ground, and the
remarks before and after the mill, to prove his
Htatementg " ' ~
, 1870-06-11

Cttnnc0Hss dlscnHcS cured by using
Ju11per Tat So1p, made by CasweI, Hazard L Co,
New York.
, 1870-06-11

John Schweltzcr, q German, 81 years old. left
his home, Y George street, list winter, aud Mas
not bear. Of until last evening, when he appcarcd
at = window OF his own house, knocked, and bade
through the head with pistol. He leaves d Vile
, 1870-06-11
AGENTS WANTED.


sts,e, snd ~ n Nsxsss Empire China no Gasd
Re,95Ps q 5 SstssE to aa.z
e@a 20 & Co. bss r.
sashs ya A s Ias RoPe Il f., se dssa ~
IN. 81 r. s e
M .14 Hah t9IM e5 1upsse Exsiy appIcanfs
ts%f js. IT, 51SST 1i5 fi:a's: 60 s5a
~ - PR weel Deat eemplsla II hssa lines wheo yos
.ie sn9 eeressnet whip ye9r reach Atrnt. both
HsSsaa* sa9 sts sS fst EBitS tfE1Eaf e
e. f. fGPepssitsn ssn n tf
eontsns q as Ssg5 r. suaf
HsHisd CO, ia w..6iassoa.t. @ 5s'rasa' sS1oS PUB
AeSESfrs Ssf g. AAErEDasls IT: "a PER DAT AVID NOT
Gaes. e E 3 s9z & s .$h esc.ss ssad
aks and of d.iy eonsampton n'ea IL en- e
As;s Eot 1ss III s3Rss81a Sd 3 a'a
A Gents SWAsTKn-AcTIvE, 1NfEI, I,1IoFST. TO
Id R I'D Lsa Of
s;ien, !. aRSSd ,S fat cs
Saturday, or on Monday, same hou.1 1-N
GGS1S T. GHa5 WANTED up,, TO SELL THE HoME SHUT
a iIssnsfd Shuttle sed ior thas
shstts aGsSs S.ss2
teld for lets than 500 infnKcena aad the seiieF
s:sSss" r'sss'ss raas; ssGSsSS ~ Ss
EaHss1ED a:ssa: i szs TIE a.E. e. az.
wsa a. ds4s:s Sass.d M s.
PtsIs,1n P Il &C. s. Louis No.
MSAx7ERsIs F5E a1daTs JIM e g. TE Sss
, 1870-06-11

For The Inst few years tho proprIc-
tots OF The celebrated Plantation Dlters Have been
experimenting in the growing uf caIlsaya bark Oh
tae lsland o. Jamaica, anil have tound from actu-
~ tests, anu ~ no means nran experience, that
thts valuable bark can be Ernwn with markell HILL
csss only upon the mountains from 1900 I'd 1000
ieet high I'here thc forests afe Often bcewc,i
peflection, M Owing U the largely increasing ne
mand Tor the bArk required for the nanufaeturc Of
Yutnine, and also for use in The preparation Of
Plantation Bltterss inc procuring Of 1t has been q
source at great anxiety to the proprictofs un4
seeing. as they dtu, that the South American sup
ply would SOON give out took the above carly pra-
caution to fully supply the demand, and, assisted
and encouraged rs they are by the Engs!, Govern
neht, at ja'aaca7 VIC have not the least uoubt but
they will succeed.
XIcHrnrc OF Tooan Polsons vcpdcd
under the name OF Dcntrinces- Adupt aul All.
heie TO tho ONLY preparation that really preserves
the teeth and hardcns the gums, fragrant 5000
don't Its effects on decaying teeth Are marvel
iOuA. ..---
"Epalding's Glue" mcnds crockcry, wooden
wG1e, &c.
, 1870-06-11

Democratic Nomination for Cntted
States Senator in New HAmp.
thfre.
CONCORD n. Il. June 1o.-The Democratic
members Of the Legislature have nomIuated
uuu1Y Bingham as United Staten S,natar