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down a. success tn that poElhon. while tn the
deid be hss few supcr1orn With little more
practice u The club he viii rank among tue best
jimmy WOOD. as usual, covered as much ground
rs three ordinary players, and earned the praise
cuthbcr4, Ercat 1ayonte in Philadelphia, made
some Of the most dIn1cu!t ~ catches On record,
and covered himself with glory.
Tas s%fe %ges ausd ~ gSsBeD B2 t9
with their accustomed vtgot.
tits the nrm belief Of the writer that, with prop
ct management and todicious practice, the ninc
WILL yet this season, defcat every club they nave
been beaten BY, and VIII give the Red Stockings
the 1trelcat dance they hare had this ycat. 1t ia
n them, and before the season closes, the people
Of Chicago, who are now loading them win anuse,
to e1tol their prowess on the diamond neld
CncaEo has base ball Club, good base ta!1
WlA before many days, possess the tile Of
~ MOVEMENTS OF TEE w411x STOCKINGS.
The programme OF the White Stockings has
been somewhat altered, In consequence Of games
which the club will be called upon to pla5 at once
upon ITS return, After the games IN Washington
fhst >Ii city y on Monday i evening next. nd snd,
Skipping Harrisburg, Pittsburgh, and Fort
Waving. Mhere games had been ar-
TaaScd W rnSeen Tse e Gaeaxo n
Saturday, Inly g, the White Stockings play the
Mutuals, Of New 1ork, at Dexter Park: on Mon-
Qa5 Tue 1aIFaTO5, EO1n alter t0is The OTmplCS, OF
washington, and On the 2d OF August, the Atn-
lctics, OF Philadelphia
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
The return game between the Athletics, Of this
city, and the Cream Ctys, Of Milwaukee, will be
Played at Ogslen Park m Monday next. The Ata1-
lcttcS we're beaten In Milwaukee on the 4th Inst,
but they attributed their defeat to tho umpire, and
promise to more than redeem themselves this time.
On Tuesday the Cram Ctys play the Amateurs at
Qgdcn Park.
:, The Battles are to play match to-day With the
Dahoy Club, OF Dainty, III. Members OF tho nine
MT requested to be at The Galena depot at $3.50
this morning.
The Red Stockings have beeu Invited by the Kcy
Citya Of Dubuque, TO visit tliat city, antl In re-
sponse haze agreed to play the latter club for the
gate money, the day to be named hereafter.
GAMES N GENERAL
The AleftH heatthe Nlacaras, 81 toc17-
The Drown Hats beat the WhirlHlnts, 2l to IL In
HlI Innings. ..-.
The Pastlmcs beat picked nine at the ST.
Georges picnic, IA toa.
The Eclpscs beat the Nottans, II tolls.
TEE WHITE STOCKINGS N BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. July 1.-THE following figures give
the result OF the game hero to day between the
White Stockings, Of Chicago, and the MaI5aAnds,
Of this city:
s:::;;:;;:.::::: $s;;;s| ii;$f i; i;
Eight innings only were played
CANE AT WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, july 1k-Autualz. II ; Nationals. !.
CANE IN NEW YoKK- =.
NEW YoRE, Ju;y 1.-THE Atlanties OF Brook
lxn beat the Kesoutes OF Elizabeth, n, j., to-day.
on the Cap1tolene grounds g TO 3
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An IEToLERABLE NUISANCE.

The residents Of Fourth avenue, between Tay-
LOT and Twelfth strccts and al others having hahi
tations thercabouts arc in great trbulatioh over
It is with them In the morning when they rise
from their sumbcss, ia particularly familiar dur
ing breakfast, calls In at dinner, never misses tea
and u snuffld with the last bIeath Oh retiring. In
fact, no family can get along without IT. The
nuisance cmanates from concern known a. an
o!]-rcudc1ipg establishment, into which nothing
hut doub!e,istillcd and four-fod foul material Is
admitted During the winter, the Kind frost Keeps
the efUuyla III something Ike reasonable bounds,
but With the advent Of spring the aroma
lie heaacd term, 1t Is something taas
NAV probably be imagined, but cannot Re de-
scribed It Is positive atllcuon 10 the ncighbor-
hood and Is seriously affecting the temper OF tne
nepple who aTe forced to abide in tue pesulenAal
District In the cool OF the evening, outdoor teS-
he coed people Of other sections enjoy The bssezes
m hajcnnT cy stoop, Fourth avenue residents
IRE forced to sit With closed doors ana VII,
doE1, The people, In their an1et{ 20 aeate @u
fhe nuisance have appealed 70 ule aca4tA ~
nar1ment: but. thus far, have received no Ie-
flef> some time ago the board did taTc pfcnm.
nrsiiminary action IN making complaint beiolc w
ncsses froru the district we're gummoned 70 tesLliS
tn fhr cast. They appeared Ut the apponted tMe'
aud where Informed that the matter hAd peen sSL !,
tltd But the various smells are less 1ncLheu ~
settle thau the Health Officers, and spfcao t4cul'
selves With an JUNCTION that continues 70 oe 'eA-
fully productive Of profanity. us due 20 tne pso
pie q that ncfshbothood, as wen as tte tste
some action 70 alate the nuisance, for its oIenee
fS rank aud smells 10 heaven.
, 1870-07-15

MtsccIIAucouA.
A little g!1l OF le, the daughter Of Mzs Fannie
Lamb, residing near this city, by her brave and
heroic conduct, saved The propeller Fountain CITY
from probable destruction by tre few weeks 1go
During trip to Buffalo, the little gIl passcd iute
the kitchen and found It full OF smoke. lotng ur
deck she discovered the woodwork around The
snokcstack on IRE. without giving any genera
alarm, she apprlscl the officers OF tue boat oil bel
any Of the passengers could take the alarm the nTt
was e1tinEuisncd. 1t wns not until then that tbs
little girl went to her mother, Who WAS sitting o.
tho deck IN company With some twenty ladies, ant
informed her OF what had occurred. The Captain
WAS highly delighted With her brave conduct, anG
Insisted Oh retundns the passage money for bott
On THURSDAY Inst the city OF Atchlson, Kan
sas, WIS visited by committee representing tht
Chicago Southwestern. railroad, consisting q
James n. Burns, Of Weston, thelr object being t.
meet the citizens aud CANVASS the prospects ol
the rpad. II is The Intention to build bridge Al
that point, and the observations made were lie.
great fesults from the visit Of the committee
Tile Board 0f Public Works, yesterday, con
sldered the opening OF GaS street. i!om Lallaoee
tance being 1D feet, and the estimated cost 5000.
The valuable lot on Randolph street. next 70
The Sherman House, Is TO have erected upon It a
nye-stOfy stone front building, eighty feet Wide,
with twelve-foot passage through the centre,
giving easy access to the rear lot .....
Ii the correspondent who desires to secure q
home In the county will apply to The Office OF the
Chicago AID uua Relief suclcty, she will doubtless
be enabled 10 obtain such situation ns she
wishes.
"A Mr. Wheeler, who resides at No. 15d E1iis
avenue. had his pocket picked OF t63, while riding
On Cottage Grove car, on Wedues tay afternoon.
The Irish Literary Society will meet this crcu-
Ing In the Ifairte fdrmeS Building. Ms Ftnerty
will lecture on 1.-THE Sapoleonic Wars" and the
Chinese labor problem Will be discussed.
Between : and O'Clock last evening, boy
named David Orerlng was 1un over By switch
train Oh Canal street and severely injured He
was taken to the residence Of bis parents, No. 5l5
Hubbard street.
The residence Of Mr. stumpps, No. 4s Peck
Ceult Was robbed Of s6u worth Of clothing yestcr-
day.
unknown Cause III barn In the rcar OF No. go
Arnold street, owned and occupled oy policeman
Dlrkmeyer. Loss, $500; no insurance. A barn on
tho opposite sile Of The alley, hclongtDg 10 Mathew
Mezei. damaged to the extent Of $50 insured
for 1900 IN tho 4Etna-
A sailor named Richard Smith fell from the
tortn0sy OF the schooner Jefferson, lring In the
river near the North Pier, on Tuesday, AMI was
almost instantly Killed. TIE Dotly has hecn on tn:
beat ever Since, Ailu the CorouCr WIS not nUtiucd
uniil1 O'Clock this morning.
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Lcn!s; z C. Pope, Cleveland; Geo A. Hiss,
Stephen B!isF. Samuel g. Holland, Toledo; Chaa',
Terrsnoe, Montreal; 3. 7. osborne, jacksonville;
y. 9. Perkins, Boston; James b. Halt, Iowa; v.
Sheridan Poole, New York; j. A. Goddar1I, York
vile: E. D. Doo4ttle, OsWego; George p. vud,
Sycamore; g. ~ Chambers, Jacksonville: JONI
BRIGGS HOEgE
Among the arrivals at the Briggs House, yester-
day: were the following: R F. Macdonald, Covn-
Dunttn, Ireland: Robert EessIck, Oskaloosa; Dr.
Il. " RiGc, Elgih: Charles Il. Hedson, Lynn,
Msss 7. z. stone, San Francisco; ". Z. Weaver,
Railcy, Clinton: W. 8. Curtis, Rockford; General
Geo ". Cobb. Mineral Point WIa-: D. ]. Simpson,
A!sshsq{ tHaGS q,,g:, c,g: ?. 7. Brew1 D1nuqqe; n. q
Chas- z. Brigham Milwaukee,; ". NartinlaIe,
Perth, Canada; e. n. Price, Lafayette.
, 1870-07-15

We notice that Measrs. Bnal, Andrews Cook,
es and 100 Michigan avenue, have added another
lepa1tueut to their already extensive business,
and have taken the agency ofthe "Lively Times
self-feed Gas Burning Furnace" constructed on
an entirely new principle, making 1t "more pow
crfsl" " more economical" and more easilF mana.
ged than any fusn9ce ever produced. 1thas Deea
entiIc Satiafaction. They haVe also secured the
services Of Messra JoHee Erneat who have bssn ;3
handling the furnace u T1oy, y: \, and who Nia
them up In either public OF private bundtn2s: AZ
Tho mar he in want OF furnace should call and
examine tiSln,
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VIADUCTS,
Conference Of Citizens with the Board
Of Public Works.
The People to be Educated to
the Viaduct standpoint.

In pursuance Of the acton taken At the recen
meeting Of pEuperty-holders In Burlington
Han. with reference tothe proposition Of protect
ing the crossings Of railroads, but more pa1dcu
lary those OF the Chicago, Burlington Quinc,
Railroad, at Wabash and Michigan avenues and
other thoroughfares, by means Of v1sducts, con
ference committee Of thirteen waited upon the
gentlemen Of the Board Of Public Works, at ;
o'clock yesterday afternoon, for the purpose o1
taxing the matter under Joint siylsement.
PTcaddenr Macarthur said he supposed the com.
mittce had come as fair hnsine88 men for an hon
est tall, and to arrive At conclusions that would
eubscrve tho best tnteresta.of the public. lie
thought that certain gentlemen Of the Burlington
Hall meeting had used the board In a very ungen-
temanly manner: but be was not willing tnat any
ference lie would say that they had not get de-
eided on any definite project, and the matter was
Sill open for discussion.
Peter Page, Esq.,, spokesman for the committee,
said they came as representatives Of the meeting
at Burlington Hail. but without tho Inclination to
back up everything that IVES said there. They
that We had some OF the finest avenues IN the
country, and as they might be considered public
property, every body Was Interested In their pre-
se1vation- Il should be remembered that the
avenues did not cross the railroads.
but the railroads crossed the avenues Much had
been done for the Improvement OF these thorough
1aIea, great sums Of money had been spent. anu
improvement, but for their mutiIstfon. When the
track vas lald, n Inconvenience was compare.
ttFely inst9ntt aud ii the original Intent had
ss I'll !? sSs sss w. =
yet be IL - but now the ttack was used for
switching purposes. and the streets were % o.
board was honest in lis purpose, that 1t was VIII
Ing to conform 10 tho will Of the people, and
hoped that it would treat the subject IN tne To-.
10 a free % and frank Communication With
the railroad men, to see II they
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SPORTING MATTERa.
TEE TURF

NJ. A. P. Fawcctt, Of Chicago, who sold Dexter
to MI Bonner for $780, 900, two years ago, recently
offered the latter $50 200 for tho King OF the Turf
desiring to bring him into public life again, aud
not to have his wonderful speed forever hid under
the buAhel Of private ownership. Bonner refused
to entertain The proposition, as he also did when
ME. F. offered 50, 900 for Pocahontas.
Invitations fur the trottiuG matinee at Dexter
Park On t0-morrow afternoon are Issued. The
affair y TO be strictly select, and splendid time
In the German mail steamer Hermann, which
arrived on Saturday from England, were two
roung Thoroughbred horses, The most expensive
one of the two ls q brown yearling colt by saln-
erer, out Of uodoroEna By Kingston, bred by Nj.
Benkeron, perhaps the largest and most success
ful breeder OF race-hofses In England. aud
al whose annual sale, jane ia, he was pur-
chased for GO guineas sa 100 gold. His sire was,
In hts time, the best Iace-hOrse on the English
turf and once ran mile in tho fast time Of tnlu.
done In his country. His dam Is highly bred
mare, aud several OF her produce have distln-
Gntshed themselves. The dther is a hay colt by
june II, at the Aamhead yearllng sale for 300
Ruineas g eoo, Ms sire e the parent q ktng,
dam vas hy Tpuchstonc, winner Of tne St
Leger In 1884, the sire of three Derby and
three s.: Leeer winners, beside the winners Of
Saunteter colt is rich brown In color, very blood
Ike and shows great muscular power in his back.
thighs, and quarters he has dne legs Ktng
% %E.Inest " otRAt M oay. anu y ~ soue"na.
Hes neAte1 seAe* 1nces Aotsss MIL appea9 o. tue
u which two-ye2r-olds are allowed TO contend
Vrest Nr Cameron sared hnt twn a. thrce mt
OF tNentS-nse sMppea~
SuL~AukEE. 94S ts.-4ne races Today resulted
AB lOl6Ws: The nfst race. best TWO In three purse
Se was wen By Mmssk Boy hes, tine
fwn,mije Heafs and renpa1 mi. vens war ~
tr.S t.,Hitt LAS 1+ n1 tp xni s VIZ WI, "
T., aSsea h1t s.s .ne e1 rao.a
him. otherwise she would probably have won.
AQuAfIl
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
DETROIT July 14-The reRatta commenced
here e -daS under ane sosplees4 The weather
va uniau.e AAo Lae aueoua9Gs sety ialRes ~
s Ilvet oeinX guy Win bo81S, anu Tue uocks nhed
Toledo and other lake porta ~>e'eDS
The nrst race this afternoon wss siugle sculls
for which there were fhrrp eutrfes fhe resnerfiye
9alamen qlE beinR Mesata Gufus ano Sny-
ner, OF Saginaw City. It was called
tee s na 1s1R ms aod
srrass,. ~ I1a r4-a o. . s,1za- ~ ~, 49, * fhe.s
men drew tHeir noa.s nn ear te ipes hoat aSG
could be seen, theft appearance, condition and
SKIN were watched with care by the gpectatprg.
a.nt Mae ,ia1aia LIZ ~ ,,s,,Hn's'
rom MS Splendid developments OF muscle,
would win easily He drew the
the oufs,tje The start obtainet was Grand but
~ nduK % III .,,,st.s ens cariiy 49, ~
from his eomnetitoss turning tae @ sta9e e noaf m, IN
MIN. ann ~ SEC, 70 snJaGr Llu. ~ sec-I aiiu
Ivy ~ a.. y, IL h,s Joa ~ az
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CLEANING TIE N0BTH BRANCH.

To tie Editor Of The Chicago Tribune:
How TO get rid Of the stencil Of the forth
Branch Of the Chicago River Is a problem which
puzzlet, Dr., Rauch for some yearR
Now, there Is q remedy, which any child can
sec, BY going to the Northwestern Dlstllng Com
pans, on C'ybourne avenue, near Fullerton ave
nue. This company has an arteslan well, which
produces about 500 gallons OF pure, Hweet water
every minute. The cost Of this well was about
ts,0U0, sum which the city IL 6Htndled ont OF
every day. Would 1t not be the aurest cheapest,
md most praeucal thing to have so many artesian
wells along the river as are necessary to create q
cugTeut7
A dozen such wells wond cost about 800, ,O0a
which might be taken from the cRal deepening
fund, and work commenced At once, 30 that the
wells cuuld he run next simmer, and the greatest
nuisance Of Chicago Will be removed. C. Il.
, 1870-07-15
sITUATIoAs wANrED-REMALN

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DameasfcH.
SlIUATloS WASTED-Br 4 GIRL TO COOK.
y Wahh and itur. U y do rtnrsal housewu1k, In 3
private family in CHttaSe Grove. Addftaa H.
h., sor sWo days. Cottage Gruvc Aot1l-
GfTCATfOES WASTEDNBE TWO GIRLS, ONE
- cook, the other a. second GIL or 10 taxs
baby. II willing 70 travel Refrrpcr gwen. CAV
o: Addecss s n, 10 1ndiana-st for twt izys-
CTuATIDN WASTRp-AS WET NURSE ~
~ at 8 Ffauklin-kt. for 1Ay*.
CTUAT1ON wANTED-AS SECOND ;: :.
- to do general housework In a small f3l,.'
for days, ALMYRA. Tribune office.
CHUAT1OH WANTED II A J. ~,
- girl kitchen kttl; =
East s willing 10 maxi elf y.
a3 East ludiaHaAt
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unset on the corner Of Randolph AMI State
sIrcutg, at . O'Clock yesterday morning. and The
occupant was thrown ont. lis collar bone Whs
nlaces, by coming IN contact with the paEi,g
Stones lie Was conveyed to bis residence, No.
ls2 North DeBplalnes street, IN hack, the bugs9
| having been dcmolsh he'd.
, 1870-07-15

Water was turned Into the coffcr dam ID the Hyei
ut IasaIe Street yesterday, to trons1l
rpElt to the south half Of the river, The DAM %fs
nlled to the icye1 Of the river, and no !ean VIZ
niles Here cut Oh at the bottom OF the river, olt
the outside row will be pulled up NA7tganon VI VI
soon be resumed on the north Of the f1Ve1, a!A
the Golfer CBm erected II the Boutn nA1.
, 1870-07-15

The Deputy Coroner held an inquest, yesteslaE,
at No. co Grtswold street, On the remains 81
wife, On Wednesday night Dr.. Miller rnadc
post 1norten examination, and testified that death
RESULTED from apoplexy. verdict was FeudeEca
accordingly. The deceased was &c years Of ags,
aud leaves wife and family.
, 1870-07-15

There is no change Of programme at any OF the
places Of amusement Duprez Bencdtct's Mln-
strels are still at Ncvicker's and the "Wlzard OF
the Wave" at Aiken's The DeLaye girls still
form an attraction at the Dearborn, End the Nrcus
will be open today and tomorrow at the Lake
Park.
, 1870-07-15
WISCONSIN.
Location OF the New Insane Hospital
-The Normal school Regents in

Location OF the New Insane Hospital
-The Normal school Regents in
Session.
Special Despatch 10 The Chicago Tribune
MADISON, July 1.-THE location OF the new hos
pial for the insane Ia determined, 50 fa1 as this
section Is concerned though Its precise site Is not
yet agreed on. The commission met last evening,
aud cpnuDuen In session this morning. lToPosl.
tlous were submitted for sites ut Sparta, Portage
City, Watertown, SheboyRAn, Sheboygan Falls,
FoLd du Lee, Oshkosh, Doty's 1-lant, Appleton,
KauKauna, anu Green Lay, and committees we're
present from most Ut those localities to urge their
advantages. The commission 1nREly RESOLVED to
ncate tie Hspftul in the northeastern part OF the
state as accommodating the la1Qest population.
further examination OF the aites there
and at points along Lake Wtnnehago and Fox
River to Green Lay. The Fond du Lac people
arc making ycrv liberal onert. new site On
lake NInnebago, four miles north Of Oshkosh,
the only one visited ~ Jet by two Of the commis-
sion q very much praised by them rs presenting
greater advantages than any yet offered The
location will not be announced before next week
The Normal School regents have been IN session
for two days considering various questions about
building, teachers salaries, location OF school In
Northwestern " WtscOnsln, AuiltinK accounts, &c.
They will probably adjourn tu-mOFfoW-
The nearest storm Of the season occurred this
moi ping shortly after midnight, large amount OF
rain falling, accompanied with severe thunder (
uld Lightning. HUH In somr localities did con-
siderable damage.
, 1870-07-15

Mr. John B. Drnke, proprietor OF the Tremsn
91onse' Ma e' seleg1apned M yesserday, rom ch1sf
mango Springs, n. +. as follows:
"A man named Geo. H Smith, who Paretsas Pt9 =
his tieket II chicago for New died fqaasm e
Wero tsken ID It Ghitenango ststion, WhcsS " u
oner brId IN Inquest He ba1 friends N ne" TX
who have been ttleg1xphed for." l
, 1870-07-15

ona Trends Of tbis much-regTetted gentlemA
Wooded II san F1ancisco, on Monday evsnm1l.
2 lean ts he ), ~ sae eaIss sooa sIste
lErcj In It, Nazy. AuspatAs oi taa1 1t'
, 1870-07-15

suicide In mi1x<aAuk p11mcn-
taEy Resolutions.
Special Despatch to Ths ChieaRo Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, July 14.--An old man aged Is years,
named Nethe, waS found hanging BY tue neck In
his own room at o'clock this morning. Domestic
trouble was tho cause Of bis death.
The Milwaukee, Light Guard, at their meeting
last night. adopted a resolution OF thanks 10 the
Chicago Ellsworth ZouaEcs for their generous re-
ceptCn OIL the 4th-
, 1870-07-15
MARRIED,

PnPeF HanEinXs and window
shades, latest styIes- Paints, oils, glass and
brushes. a, F. E. RIRbyE. 50 Randolph-sk
, 1870-07-15
RU8INESa NOTICES.

The Pfettlest woman In New &9xk.
NILES e., well known In our fa5adnah& lociety
for her dtstsngue Appearance ano peaauoi Gun =, =,
plexIoD, w4a once aa1low. ronsh-skinned girl,
cLu.t1i;.l " her tu,L Eezt.:d lx1e. S.4s pl.;a.G
, 1870-07-15
RoseI uhaxres Coming Down.

We learn that the Metropolitan Hotel IN this city
have reaueed their price from y to Il day. This
looks Ike business, and is q long stride towards
returp 10 primitive financial practices In the art Of
hotel keeping. Who's next 7-S. 7. Herald, July
,E ISL,
, 1870-07-15

An unknown mAu died At p. H., yesterday, on
the sidewalk in front OF r. L. Lundy's hardware
store, No. Sss CottaKc Grove aycnue. He had
been In the ueighborhood the greater part Of the
and had d wife and two children dependent upon
him for support, He subsequently sat duwn on
the Sidewalk, and, while talking to some buys iel
backward, and expired. The Coroner was mott
fed, held an inquest, and the Jury rendered u
verdict that the deceased came to his death from
soIne internal cause unknown to them. He Il about
plexton. moustache anu CHI whiakers and
humn on his back. Two cards were found 10 his
pockets, on one OF which was :" james Snedooney,
aE A. Lay, Esn, 1867 South Water street" The
body was sent to The dead house to ewalt ldentI-
r3tjnn
, 1870-07-15

On Wednesday afternoon . mf1kluan, named
Cornelius yandetlRln, met with an Acciue1I at \
dlstiuery On the Ncrth Brunch, which zesnlted in
his desth yesterday. He had gone to the lIst1!etJ
stanttng on the edge OF swtlf tub, hosting some
out In bucket, lost his balance and fell 10. He
attempted to get cut, and nearly succeeded In do
60 that he could not bold on, aud fell back. He
was then Observed by . maDt hauled out, and
taken 10 his residence, No. 81 Fly street, where be
fects Of his injuries. The Coroner held an inquest,
aud verdict of Accidental death" was returned
by the Jury. The deceased was Ho1anuer, 4e
years Of age, and leaves wife and one child.
, 1870-07-15

mFAs EIn1IoWrA S34khl1X '8yTap Ii
the prescription Of one Of the best fesasle phys+
ciAna and n1uses in the United States, aud haa
been used for thirty years with safe
II and success, BY millions Of mothers for their
children Il relieves the child from pstn, cuerocts
setdsty OF the stomach, relieves wind cole, 1nds
by giving rest and health TO the child, comforts koe
mother,
, 1870-07-15

into Hse1ns Magnolia Hsfm. md IL now - psest7
IN complexion ". sha u charming In mznnerA
This article Uyercpnes freckles, TN. sslloVncss,
moth-pa1ches, nng-m2Ets, ese, and mahes one
look ten years younger than They are. Aagnolia
Balm for transparent complexion. and Lyons
Eathalron to make the halr plentiful, luxu1isnt,
soft and delicate. have no nvala- The Kataatrun
prevents the hsir from turning gray. eradicates
dandruf, and Is the best and cheapest dressing In
the Hortd
, 1870-07-15

All RfxhtsReiaeves Cosns aud Ruu.
ions cures cuts, burns bolls bruises, scalds etc
Druggists have II; IS cents per oox- Dt. Stephens,
e5 Cla7k-st., relieves corns or bun1ons; 5oc each
, 1870-07-15
HOTEL PERSONALS,

Among the arrivals sc the Sherman House. yes
terday, were the following: George soule, Ne"
Orleans: Oliver Ames, Boston; J. A. HepEoFth'
England Hon. G. ". ingalls,, E. E. Myers, Spring
fe1d: &, ". Wood, Louisville; Boswell Riggs,
washington; Hon S. A Buesmaster. Alton; G.
" Ambrose, Omaha; A; Tayos, Paslssdslphlla slaal,
Albany; Theodore F. Mccurd, Norwich, e.; L
u. Hubbard, Connecticut; {. q. Dawson, LOUIS Gn
in. Fort Wayne; George W. Warner, Aankato; E
II, D,npsoD, Bristol, r /.
TRKAONT HOUSE ....
Among the arrivals At the fremont House, yes
tcrday. We're the following: Captain Jen: a. Die1er-
son. @ Cincinnati; John 3. Colon, 4. ", Beiden.
Galesburg; W. 3. Wells, }. b Moore; Gen5Ela; ;
Iaasyie: & I1sarq Ds5et; " y; ugsssu Fs5sn
Ne1 nTeans: A. + Gore, s. Louis; John J: Graf-
John EcerPg asd3a4s Ns4sia
town; W. Il. Watson, Lafayette; J. g: Summons
Cleveland; chaE1eB W. MeCNtcheon, New loIk'
John a. Creighton, Ouahn; James T. 1rVln, LOUIE
vile.
81. JAMES HOTEL. --.
Among the arrivals at tue St James Hntel, yes.
, 1870-07-15

Try It.-N1Is. Whttcoenb desires MI
to ty her syrup: It is the great endreAg soothing
remedy, and sold at the low price Of Is cents
, 1870-07-15

Rough Skin zaadc smooth by ust19
Juniper Thr Soap, manufactured by C2sHel,
UozAfa 4 Co. NeT York.