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Mtscetlaneous.
far!ies looking for baroayns in rcat cstate mr..
rem ii,tteN that The tniyaT Prrahr+cri,n EHnsat -
wi.i nffrr Yhrtr rhY,nrh Ia y, ~ .A Gnutsh
,y.tecnnd street ami fn1sna .le a, ot aMea'
nav arsI nc,nnw A1n'ona W ea aseaes, - aaGnon,
rot Il. 1sr1a snrnr r ~, ~ M Muun oppou1auaitY to
81 +hst 49, lg, , aot eiock o. I'VE ssefes
W tIos Iohn = Hnsk anu ktv"iuE tnoloegniafe
STATES 1.ommias;"n.r w ena'sea pe,oIc 1nlteh
Iro1ine to9 fo+r w ,s us ". sesselua1, Wla
AZ tS uS - -, auM sne ~ o!Ace, W Moaey OF
az f1-thas y =. hn" ne vas hel1 IN 300
~ tT1tuEt n1 Aeaa!uk " Inc Isl VI september
, 1870-06-25
COMMON COUNCIL,
Adjourned Meeting of the Board
OF Aldermen.
Further Consideration Of the App1o-
priation Bill

- me Common council held an adjourned meet
co1 nonnc1.n n4on Man,ea,,a were p,evsa.; nsa,..a
~. DJsAn, uAon. mout2omel5 Cs1k1ns,
pass5' hickey. Fo7eA e3eofze}, Holden, Russell
Woodward, Accatter, Robinson, Campbell, Bneh,
Kehoe. Comlskey. Pxeadeus comisscy called tSs
the WhnJe. Alderman Hnlden T~a csifad - ~ y.
chat: -0'e' e''A'A1 11ofoea ""s ea4eo 70 tae
FIRE nrp.r4vrr
The appropriations fof tue Fire Densrtmen,
The irem ~ x1cp esn tor es,s,aos
The item Of xIs.SS0 for renairN M nI.se Rssfu'
The item OF tlt,ooe fos 30 feel * ~ of hose VI,
=, r. = ne1t item was sos1 Tor 81 norses board
Aid DIIon mored In tnscr+ re- ~. mn N ,an..
,. AZ Con Comissey opposed ne amendment and IL
mittec heine @ adon1od IL gt1 ae " me CON-
IsS Boafd & Of roce should have anythlng to say In
WHY commIsajencr 'uB Brow M n Comm, NJ ss;onr5 xnoT
feea ;nir nrvat horsas ne N, Ja@es t91 @ ano1d
rsncnse or fhe cT anG he mid ~, lGo 80 ~ h
61trn ~ the 49, - Nv Ehins s ~ .t 1 ~ NV ne
ny easetss s. cna td ess o. ne ne fohcs Commission
Es1+ nsid gsoss G Icy e ne stated Ihsse men
rnnd not - 49, 0uu @ VIC ul1 no. A1uH Hny t1ey
Sosuera 1 ~ ous 'ae'1 own reed aaa pay their own
I'D I'd Dixon j; denied the feeding ,mnnta+,on
Trhn o,1ard-.rt -S 1SEAs..9 =.
nortet+ 4ss saos4e "*a lost' aao tne laem IS re-
~ The 1ea ,te11 - II &c 1o. ooo .o,,
IN wa -, rU1 t, ~ soH u solt coai A.
amended to s, 900, and 36 per ton, aud passed
The item for 800 tons Of hard coal at SO per
ton, amounting 10 - 900, WIS amended to read s.
per ton and II 500, and passed
lhe Hem OF $500 for horse-shoeIng, gas, bed
ding, ctc~, WIS passed.
me Item Of *1,1I5 for furniture, medical At
tendance, rent etc, was passed,
The item Of S, 0& for beds1eads, desks, kfnil,ur
"ood, engine nues, ladders and leather, was
aq0p1eu.
The Item OF f65.5O0 for houses and lots and
maintaining the horses and for oiIs soaps broom
rhe ten o. sas for repairs to engine hou-es
TIE Item Of 80 700 for the sataEes Of the o1cers
o. me nfe alarm Telegraph was adopted.
The item OF =, ,6lo for wire and brackets, rubber
npss. *. AfepihE, ,ts, l stc.s was adopted
1ne Item OF FL ,a5o Tor changing 149 crank boxes
TO- antoina1lc boxes, WAS referred to Monday eren-
~ ~ uen.7 j1a,,, ., - .oo
~ r. xsso @ eacn, vas deferred TO Monday evening.
lts ,e.a o. xovoo 10, new lines and new tnstru-
Aue4ts' y ~ ttlefFe1 TO .Monday evening.
n , lassn y q 9lV4Uo LOT the salaries OF the Fire
ss;a, - ateiee1ano omcera He moved to make the
eo ~ VI eAe eupe11ntendenE &2,0oo instead Of
III ~
!He mo@lon Nas carried II 10 10.
a monon lo Teduce the salary Of the Chief
opeIAlol IlVLl y, o00 TO s.. $50 was lost
ahts nom Il 900 to II 200 Tas carried.
Alderman AontSu11eJ moved to have but one
, 1870-06-25
THE NATIONAL GAME.
The Willie Stockings nj 0sWeXO
--EOuFlh Game and Fourth
Victory.
Games at the East YetterdAy-Tha
Red Stockings and the Key
stones
Ensef.t Tie*n~trb tc TIA e-tsn.

Speei. Dcspsteh to The Chicago rtfbune
OswKGo, June 2L-The best commentary on tn r
game Of base bail tere today between the Ont..
rios and the White Stockings IL the score, The
immense number OF talles made by the ChtcsRo
Club we're achieved mainly by wonderful batting,
The bali grounds were In much better condition
than any the club have yet met On the route, The
game from the first was entirely ono stded, The
h!te Stockings took hold OF their oppouents'
pitching, And never let up until the lam man Wss
ont IN the last inning. The present tour of the
Chlcago Club follows so closely On the heels of
that OF The Clnclnnaus that the nerfornancea ~
the latter club are everywhere the standar3i of
Comparison by which to measure those Of the
White Stockings. The score Of the Reds. few
weeks since was 46 to d. The reason Ehy the
ontsttos made ~ many 14lies u they did In "a.
days game Waa because the tHo cstchers Of the
Chicago Club, Craver and King, are both disabled.
aud CnthbeH had to be placed behind the bat
While C1thhcrt ts very superior playef e1se Hherc
he Ills the position Of catcher tndiHefeutly vel b1
reason OF want Of practice, Al least e{Qht taiies
were mede by the Ontar1oa On account 81 passed
balls, which C1thbeEt failed to step WITH the al
eeption OF wild overthrow by uodes 10 1rst base.
on well stopped ball, and the cases above men.
toled, the game was very free from errors On the
part of the White Stockings, pjnkham made the
finest bit ever seen on the grounds here. makinQ
a clean home run thereby, and having pienty Of
time to srarc. So far as The general httTina va.
concerned, all the boya did InaVDi6centsY. The
game was uppired BY Mart King, Of tie White
Stockings, who gave universal satisfaction.
rF%H
, 1870-06-25
TIE TURF,
Another Failure al Dexter Park-So Crowd
and NO fsRIr Money.

Amatch race, and said 70 be for purse Of ssoo,
wAs announced to take place at Dexter Park yes.
terdRy afternoon. aud thltner few people wenued
their way. The day being intensely hot, the at
tendance WIS very smtil-amGller than 1t. might
have been, even though none but an inferior class
Of trotsers were to go. Therefore, the ring OF
Jockeys who control rnclng matters at Dexter
Park, seeing uo gate money to Ne divided up.
thought proper 10 dEsappont the public BY post
porlng the race. The fact Of the matter probably
WAS that the gate money WEE all the stakes to he
trottet for This Is all very we'll so far ns It goes
but the announcement OF race for $500 lookl
Ike fraud In fact, 1t would b. called in sport
curIeuce Of Just such q Jobs" hare brought Dexter
ark TO ita present dereputable standing In the cs-
nmaoD Of respectable pat:ons OF the suff although
the course Itself 1s ono OF the finest In the world
and might, with proper management be made as
succesa1ul a. any in tho country. TIE onlcerH OF
honor, and good busness Standing in the CON-
ruunlty. but they are notably inef11cient as man.
ayers OF q race courBe, In that they have al1Rys
allowed the track to be under the control OF mob
OF horse trainers and Jockeys, who have used Ii for
dishonest ends. and have brought about It's PICS
ent unpopula!,ty: The affair Of yesterday was q
iar sample oI the Wag thn4s work. The race was
POSTPONED probably to an indefinite date for II It
II once understood that the occurrence Of a race
At Dexter PARK depends upon the number of
people Ii attendance, everybody Will stay away,
and there will bt no racing at Rl[-Whicn would
not be q condition af things greatly to be de-
plored.
GREAT RACE At PROVIDENCE, RI
PROVIDENCE, June "a The great trnt for T., coo
WaS won bF Goldsmith Maid: American i5trl
second, George Palmer third. Lady Thorn drawn
Time, s:24l, 2:e3, 2:2sk, 2:s8A.
, 1870-06-25
The Recently Discovered silver
Mines in Now Mckee,
Etw Toak Correspondence a the ciaeixnat CONNER

The Recently Discovered Silver
Mines in Now Mckee,
S~ To'k Correspondence ~ s(ths ef"s~nati comn'<r-
The current issue Of the Army and Nauy
Journal cont2iLs = glowing account, f1ruished
by IN army officer, Of certain recently discov-
cred silver mines in the extrume southwestern
part Of New MEXICO, about fifteen miles from
the Arizona line-clAIma in which I've ara told)
hAve been secured By large number OF army
of8ee1s, who are very sanguine Of results
These mines arc at the northern end Of the
Pyramid Mcnntains, and you can tell when
you ara approaching them BY looking out for
An Il immense ledge Of rock, which projects
like huge stono wall. and runs clear over d
mines themselves" says this army officer,
"you are surrounded by group Of bills, oFer
nearly N Of which are built immense irregular
stoue wills, varying from one to fifty feet in
height, with the Same i1rcgularty
n thickness" This seems to me very much
ike the account Of the well-knoHu Moqui In
dian towns Of New Me1ico which we're de-
sna have since been visited by number OF
explorers. When piece of this immense pro-
jecting ledge Of rock WAS broken OF BY .
party, not long since, they ware surprised ut
what they found. Upon +" aBssying the quartz,
the poorest specimens s1ow yield OF go Of
silver to the ton Of ore, while the richest
turned out "a 1000. The entire lot shows An
average Of e40o. This immense yield aston
ished them, Il We are not astonished to learn.
Iha army officers also saw many lodges which
appeared to be immense veins Of quartz that
have been forced up through the earth to
hss he 8o5fiSsn ,Sn.v and; .,bsa the surface 4tss
have been left standing. Upon
breaking it open it presensa besutiful COM
hinatioa Of co1orB and metal. Most OF it IL
impregnated with copper, and gslens can be-
seen g1istoning al through, while slight traces
Of iron can be readily distinguished, xnd the
silver dark gray Or blue spots complete the
variety. The sides Of tho hills and rArines
are complete network Of similar veins run
ming in all directions. aud new claims are be-
ing discovered nearly every day on the plains
At the base Of the bill. The Area covered by
these mines is about six square miles, and Of
course everything that shows itself abo7e
ground has been taken possession Of, It is to
be hoped that these mines will turn out to be
as rich in silver as the account Of the AMY
officer: The region Of New Mexico which be
describes is sufficiently desolAte and forIorn
to require Hilyer miuaR f,r jta eaktlamant
, 1870-06-25
EQIEL PERSONALS.

1HENuNI u0uSE
Aucue tic arrivals at tie fremont House yes
terdsy, were the following: General J. ". For
sy1h, IT. Morris, J. Asci, L. S. L.; g, n. Charles
Belfast, Ireland; Benjamin +. FI1ndcrs, New
Orleans; General Frank P. Blair and family, St
Louis; Colonel T. Smell, Washington; r. 7. Nc
Leveiett. @ New a Yors: General ). s. MckibIin, i:
uatch, Springfield; y. .. l1oriand, Boston; Dr.
u v M!lev1: NATION; u: TasleI, uaca; Gen
Plrtsbn12ni +. sin1ns, n. Williamson, New Or
leans. -
Among the Arrivals IL the St James Hotel yea
ter1as, were Tue following: Vim. L Gilbert. Wln-
stcd, u Colonel J. Dlckcy, Ottawa; ". &. Per
D. Ford. Burlington; Albert Warren, Rock Island
u. Gardner; cEamra.sn; James y. Dexter, Colo
Esdo; r J: Crouch, qeW'ts ; Iowa; lanes s
Wta: q. 7. Mclen.ld, sandusky: ]. l. Heidss
Mood, New York; James y. CstTull, Dubuque
SHERMAN HoEsE
Among the arrivals 1t the Sherman House
yeNerdzH, WeEE the following: VI. D. Ogden, Nov
Uiieans; ]. F. uttleneid, New Orleans; Il. Da
Chesue, FIence: Captain Roberts. Captain Man
wei. England Governor Luciqs Fairneld, Wlscou
". Nc0urdy, New Ofiesns; Wnu. Sanford
Mobile: selden s. Wright San Francisco: J. 6
kn.pp Hon rst9tlas g. :Ix h9s sSas: & Il aop
Geo. T. Gale. Cambridge, Aass. Commedor
Jones, England; 4. L Lee, New Orleans; Q.
Mo- 9. s i; F. 4. Carter, N. Edwards, II. 3
Richards, England.
Amongthe arrivals ht the Briggs House, yestes
ca1. we're the following: Wm- French, Lace
isY4fesnan; Robert Hughes, New YORK; L T
Fielce, Baltimore; T: v. Brezzo, Houento1
Eactne: G. c. THOMPSON, St Louis; f. E. Laint
FeonS: John q. Baker, Toronto; 7. T. Robson
Hs,stnn: 3, ). Jonnson, Ali1ankte; NJ D. Batts
TenEakee;; s. ". seasioas, Cleveland; .. T. =: ne.
yey. Rus1uu; II. W. powney, Plymouth IND; !
VI: W Wnkc1nau, Clinton; c J.. Potter, Troy.
, 1870-06-25
UNPARALLELED TIME
An Extraordinary River Ecat-Tr1p
of the NnRchez-Nosv Orleans to st.
Louis In Three Days Tvensy.0me
Hours and E1fty-clEht Minutes

An Extraordinary River Feas-TFlP
of the NnecheZ-Novv Orleans to st.
Louis In Three Days TNensy.ome
Hours and Ei1ty-clKht Minutes.
From, The st. Louia Republiean, June g.
The arrival Of the Natchez, only s days, 81
hours and SO minutes out from New Orleans,
s sTN 6s eF il f riveE
ted on the wharf add On board the NatcheZ At
test the fact that al interest in swift steam
boats has not been lost The event Of yestsr-
day also recalled the great run Of the J. n.
White, which steamer arrived from NaH Or
leans on the 9Th OF Nay, 1844-3 days, 23
hours and minutes out from New Orleans,
As matter OF interest ne reproduce the feel
long ngo n preserved in the columns Of the
Republican Of that period Captain Convene
commanded the White On that memorable
voyage. His uAme has passed down to his
tory, and will be transmitted to poEterity till
all interest in the navigation Of tie greatIiver
is swallowed up in the grand forever. But
another Hlme will be recorded in the game
yolume-thAt Of Captain T. P. Leathers.
From tho Daily Republican, May ., 1874.
"Lfss THAN FouR pAYs FROM NEW ORLEANS 10
81. L0U1g.
"What has haretofore been mera1y the
speculation Of enthusiasts his been realized,
New Orleans has been brought within leas
than four days travel Of st. Louis in immedi-
ate nei&hborhood propinquity. The steamboat
J. N. White. has been the first to accomplish
this extraordinary trip. shetrrived here ysster-
day afternoon; aud for the especial benefit
aud information Of the Ohio papers, anme Of
which are in the habit of boastiug Of the per
formauces Of thbir favorite boAts, NE publish
the memoranda Of her voyage from st. Louis
to New Orleans and back:
"The J. II. White left this port on Monday,
April 20, At s o'clock. D, u.. with GOO tona nf
, 1870-06-25
HoRAT1o SKYxOVR
Second Supreme Judicial District ef
Illlu0lA.

FdHdd7ia, III, {JNae Fl EorTttpo1dt4iet qf hS Si
Lotts Republican.
Tho Democratic Convention met st this
placn today, to nominate = candidate for Bu-
Prens Judge. All the counties in the district,
except four, were represented.
AZ o'clock p. m. tho convention Was called
to order by the appointment OF tho Hon Silaa
L: Bryan, Of Marion County, Chairman, and
selecting G. G. Smith, Of FAyette, Secretary.
Tho namo Of the Hon. Anon Bhsv, Of Rich
land County, being the only one submitted fo1
nomilation, he was Unanimously declared ths
candidate.
lis opponent for Supreme Judicial honors
will bo Mr.. Anthony Thornton, Of Shelby
County. who, an informed, wan PLACED il
nomination BY bar meeting at Pans on yes-
terdsy, representing nine counties OF the dis
fr5r
, 1870-06-25

The wife, h4zA before ard alter she
has bccume 1atron, VIII IND Plantation HftteEs
literally prreeut help Ia time Of trouble; snd,
under 10 circumstances or condition, cAh 1t prove
otherwise than beneficial During n1rdnG It my
both to mother and infant; and, when maternal
anxiety Is AWAKENED BY the failing Appetite un-
natural Ianguor, ald general tndlapusiton OF
delicate daughter, there h no tonic OF Alternative
which will work such a rapid and healthfu1 change
In the condition Of the fair invalid u Plantation
BitterA For the morning l4ssitude and depression
Of splrts caused by late hours and what Is called
fashionable dissipation, there u nothing oompsta-
ble to tE1s famous vegetable restorative.
, 1870-06-25
The Keductien Of Canal Tolls.
Tho Albany Argus publishes the annexed
letter from Governor Seymour:

letteE AEon toFefnof seymour:
UTtcA, June 10, 1870.
DEAa SIR: do not know that shall Be sble
TO meet the friends of the canal at Rochester ne
month: an sure that you and all otders who
took part ii the plan to cut down tolls must re-
juice at the resnit. 1t bis given hope xnd yiror to
onr & Goatmsn. aS No ct IN many years has doao 20
The Nest. tJ enabling fsTmers 70 get ahelr srstn
to The seahoard. Men OF all parties In this State
must feel fust pride In geeiug New YORK build
up the trade OF our country b. . bold and wise
acr We may lose million doil2ra Of tolls this
year, but We 2nalf gam many times that sum Ia
Other WAYS Not only arc those helped who i've
along tho line Of the canal, but thote a well who
use the railroads in Northern, Central, and South
ern New YORK Low tolls on the canals make
low charges on r2tlroadA The world
now aees that New York means to stand
BY Its canals and th4t It will show q much pl1.cf
and rtgor In cutting down charges as railroads. Do
Ehen they wake war upon each other. an 8lAd
the day has come when all parties In this State
agree that our canal shall be used In the Interests
or labor and commerce, and TINT theY are not
hereafter TO be looked upon as works which are
only meant to get taxes out Of those who rsa
thcul Truly, yours, DC.
Enp Ann Hvv,<rr-r
, 1870-06-25

o-,ts Ine eatcfn se1menh Friend Society, the CO
Hncie1x hn hnsaneh Of the American Seamen's Friend
1xnn Hhin ~ 1Tmnosed ita headquarters from Ceve-
1mee RnT " ne located Tbs brines to chicago he
ny Eorarsi an1. see President Of the soc,efy.
the Wes' who nss had large experience INT IL IN
establishment Of Bethel institutions and tn rnt,.on
work generally. Mr. In addition to gtyinc rHneTnt
attention to the extended work Of lac socierv ~,
cur 11kcs and rivers, has consented to take cn1rrc
Of 4 mission movement on the West Side lir,
signed to reach both the "TGtketr On the land
aud the " "toucrs on the sla," md has Secured ~:
free religious services. the stone church edacc nI
the corner OF West Washington and Green Rteets
formerly occupied BY the First c0ngreSAtlO;
Church, where regular services will be hereafter
held. vigorous policy, both Al home and abroad
IL to be carried GU,
, 1870-06-25
Cauce1IsuE Stamps,

Bankers, Insurance companies and all parties re-
qulrng tie best canceliing stamp, should buy Hud-
ecn's patent, made with solid brass dating wheels
aid best quality steel cuttcfa. approved by Com
missioner Internal Revenue Price, SO each, COM
piete- For sale by all stationera, and supplied to
the trade by Culver, Page Hoyne, Nos. 12s and
10 Lake street,
, 1870-06-25
Fair and Festival.

The fair and festival which Is being held at
the West Side Rink, IN aid Of St Jarlaths q Church,
VII be continued On Monday eTen ng. However,
O'Clock Tonight At the close Of the polls List
night the voting for the gold watch aud chain was
as folloWa: AcAndEewa. 49s; Walsh, s97; Alder
headcd cane Clemson. 1855; Bradley, 12a. a good
time and lively conrcst Is antpated tonight
, 1870-06-25

e4aipk exercises OF general character. oopssttre
OF declamhd0ns, dialogues, nouAto, akc, Tnpee
who nave sttended suy Of the Professor previous
examinations and exercises. need not be advised
to attend, Il they Will surely DO and to other1 We
can promise ! rare treat
The annual examination OF the classes OF the
Chicago High Scho0l will take place at the school,
en Mrnn,e, between Hatsted and De8plaInes
surcts, on next Tuesday and Wednesday. The
examinations Will DO doubt prove very Interest.
ipc and shopld attr2ct the attention Of ali inter.
es1et In o1r common scboo4R
The public examination Of the pupils IN Pro
fcssor Beleke'8 Academy. No. III White street
Eoith Side, viii commence On next Monday 1t
O'Clock a. %. Tbe parents and friends OF the chill.
, 1870-06-25

ported By J. g. I.ang9uth, Jr., optcian, tit Ran
doiph street, correspondent to The Smithsonian
INSTITUTE The small letters are the initials for
"mo,sr atmosphere" araiD, snd show ''
, 1870-06-25

BALTIMORE, June 2s.-AndreW Stafford, mail
agent between Baltimore and philadelphia,
arrested for robblng the mails, admitted his
quit and was committed for the action Of the
gtAEd July.
, 1870-06-25

No. % North Wells street., died about / 0'cIock
Testet1ny mglntts, 4-ee Tho anocta n a .1aas ~
alrychnlne which she had taken. At II o'clock on
Thursday night MI. krehm was awakened by
groans uttered by bis wife, who was IN 3 room ad-
Joining his a1eepiug apartment He went
to her at once and found her
n conyuisions. 4 phystcI2n was sent for,
and Dr. HYDE came. he gave her an anttdote, but
it was useiesH, as she became worse, and expired
at the time stated The Coroner was notified,
and yesterday morning held m inquest The Jury
returned verdict Of "suIcide by 4s1tckinine.t n
Deceased had been loW-spIrited for some time,
and had threatened to take her own life. She was
IS years Of eEe, but leaves no children.
, 1870-06-25

DOVER, Del, June A.-EdHard DarneIs cotoreh,
WEB executed, to-day, for the murder OF john
Hogan in March.
, 1870-06-25
SHaetfuck.

SAH9&fWEA4
Yesterday was an exceedingly warm day-the
Wa1mest Of the season. thus far. The thefmome-
ter stnod at go in The shade about O'Clock, and,
as consequence, several people were overcome
by the heat. Si1 cases OF sunsttoke we're report
ri. but only one, 1t Is thought, Will prove fatal
This one Ii that Of Joseph Turner, An esap1oyc Ia
ep down On the corner Of Desplaines and K1nzc
streets, about . O'Clock In the morning. He was
taken to his home. No 191 Curtis street. and TWO
physicians Who were In attendance thing hts re-
rnrerf Tefy Doubtful
, 1870-06-25

A Now IAvemttae%-F0pere& t.
CApttall8tA and HsnnfsctuIefs Of EAehtnery.
Apply to J. B. Brown, No. n Clark 1trees, RooHl
Il. II. kaEshall's ot1ce), from 70 ?. N
, 1870-06-25

Pearls and Rnbtes,-WAeM resY Npa
part pearls should glitter behind them. 10 pro.
BeIvo md beautify he dental eaxnenl. there ID no
pErpeZ1flo@ Ike 6o1odout, 4 compound Of the
, 1870-06-25
AuuaEKEETE.

TEE RUSSIAN coSCHRT-
rsSt winter Theodore Thomas came mere #1n
Tia rnrvalIed orcsesus, and the people o. Cnlcaeo
, 1870-06-25

Picnic In Aid OF the Providence Hospital
The picntc to-day ut Hright's Grove, In aid Of
the hospItal conducted by the Sisters OF Charity,
VIII doubtless bring together large concourse OF
people, an1 certainly local charity, uniess It be
the Orphans, Is more entitled to the active sympa-
thy and generous encouragement from citizens
than that for which the picnic Is given. The
Good Sisters opened the Providence Hospital
nearly year ago, and uualded except 50 Tar as
they have been assisted by voluntary chhaztty,
have maintained 1t SC far and provided for nearly
thirty inmates. DE. ". D. Winer u the medical
adviser Of the Institution, and 1t 10 due
to him to acknowledge the con-
stant and y1g1lanr attention which
he has given to the patients since the opening Of
the hospital, and all without money and without
price, The Arrangements tor to-day promise A
excellent entertainment tor all who attend.
Deans admirable band has volunteered for the
play picked nine On the grounds; and several
gentlemen Of orato1ical ability will speak at the
stand, IN the course of the afternoon, on subjects
OF interest, The North Side cara run to the
Eruunda
, 1870-06-25

CoaEres sfebA1 N~MinAt2on In the
Fourth Penn4ytsAnfR District.
, 1870-06-25

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