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H.
d Of St Jarlath's

Cathoc Church, win be given at the West Side
Rink, commencing this evening, and terminating
on the eath inst The band OF the Irish 1ines will
admitting gentleman and ladies', g. The proceeds
OF inc fair will he devoted toward llquldating
Fofuoh o1 the debts incurred by the erection,
within the past year, of the new church; aud the
object being good aud charitable one, We have
no doubt out he M fas VII ,.e well attended through
psrleh, but also nv the young lades and rentiemea
cf every denomination who are reading Oh the
West and South sides OF our city.
The picnic Of Murray Chapel Sabbath School to
Blue Island, will lake place On Saturday pex., the
, 1870-06-16

To The Editor Of the Chicago Tribune:
The 4uatries IN the vicinity OF the uftealan
wells, which. for years, have been the receptacle
OF the otal and dead carcasses Of the city, be-
ing pumped out, thus destroying the property of
persons living fn that locality, and spreading
broadcast that bed Of rottcnness over great por-
ton OF the city, therehy causing disease and sick
ness. Tie Board of Public Works are deaf to the
complaints Of persons in that nelglbornoesf, and
the Hoard Of Health have no power to net 10 the
matter. REDRESS
C11ICAEo .Junp TX 1870
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ILLINOIS,
Decisions AuMoisuccd nnd Opinions
tilcd In the Supreme Court, SECOND
Grand Dirision-Sta1uc for ahe LEn-
coin Monument mt Oak lRidsc-ln-
fct<At on th&. Stute Dcbt.

t1lcd In the Supreme Court, SECOND
Grand Dirision-Sta1uc for ahe Linz
coin Monument mt Oak lRidzc-ln-
tcrc>t on the Stntc Dcbs.
Special Dr4pa.cl, to The Chicago Tribune
SPRINGFIELD. June Ill am under obligations
to VIM. A. Turney, cltrk Of the Supreme Court Of
the Second Grand Division, for the following de-
tsIons Just announced. aud opinions nled Of the
Jannary term, 1870, OF the Supreme Court:
No. 16. Conwell, ke-, rs Mccowan- Error to
No. e. Banta It al. "a. People Error to De-
Witt Reversed and reIn1ndcd
No. 2a. T.P ": Il K Co. n. Butler. Error
10. Is. Holden Ct al, rs. Herkimer ct al Error
70 Common Pleas coufr Of Nation. Witt Of error
No. so. Supervisors OF Cumberland County Ct d.
=. Webster et al Error to Cumberland A.
So.4s, Livingston rs Wider a al Appeal from
No d. RobIiEs "a. Lasswcll Error to sanga-
mon. Reversed and remanded.
rsSn SS ~ snd a. ire nsH appeal from
No. s.. McLaufie q al "a Pattlow. Error to
and Tsmn3de
Error to sangsmon, Affirmed.
No. S. Bartholomew q al e.. St L, J. c. r
g. m Eff sssa ts Z kunse e
"a = PIKE "a Baker. Appeal from Mclean
No o. Grunman ct al "a Harvey. Error to
Christian. Reversed and rcmanded.
No. 1oe. Galtsa ttat ra snslcak et al Error to
No. ioa. HAMS e. Baoer. Eszor to Edgar. Re-
fersed and reman1ed-
No. 1Gs- Roberts e al rs. Fleming ct al ErTor
20 Mclean. Reversed and remanded.
No. liz. si1sbe ras Lucas. Appeal from alton
CI,y Court. Reversed md remanded.
Nc. 11s- jackson County re- Hall. Appeal from
| Lnion. Reversed and remanded.
No. iii. Calhoun ra otStrl ct al Appeal from
Nj. Lean; A115msd e.,,..,.u, ....., ,.,,,
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Crops.
TTf fH0$6

ILLINOIS,
The Frecrort Journal Of the 18th says:
:" The showers which have fallen within the
last few days have occssioned the farmers to
brighten up considerably, and the prospect
seems now good that the crops will turn ont a
line yield. The car]y-plautad corn will turn
out we'll, but tho late-planted did not come up
evenly, and Is very backward The barley crop
will be light. Wheat and cats stand yery ehott,
and there will be light yield OF straw, but
thero is tune yet for an excellent yisid in the
berry"
WISCONSIN,
Tho Adams County Press says that the
rtintz bugs have made their appearance shout
there in great numbers, and feara arc enter-
tanned that they will greatly iujuro tho wheat,
rye, oats and corn crops.
The Marquette Express bays s'Wo arc
prepared to state that, '...iah favorable weather
from now forward 10 harvest, Marquette Coun-
y viii prcc,suce full average a1uuuut Of grain
tbs year.'
Tho New Albany Ledger learns from we'll
osted farmers that the fly and rust arc doing
:ouch damage to the growing wheat crops il
F1nyd and Washington Counties, and, as con-
sequence, the yield will be much less than was
anticipated few wofks ago. Corn, however,
s,ids fair to be as good in yield as III any sea-
sou for tho past several years.
Tho Lexington (scott C6tnty) Enterprise
:verage that Of last year, either IN quality OF
quantity
The Lafayette Dispatch Gays: We loan
from almost every quarter, that since the
.ate rains with which our section OF country
..as been blessed the cops seem to be in-
FIRED with now lifo. The wheat will be an
average crop, and promises an carly harvest,
::hile tho corn never lookel ette' than now
Il this season Of the year"
MICHIGAN.
Many Gelds OF wheat in the northern part OF
Nasne County, and the southern part Of Ma
:onlb County, show signs Of rust.
The Hudson Gazette says that in that sec-
inn Of tho State the prospect for wheat and
ats is not very flatteting 10 the producers.
IN some soils tho yield will be fair, however.
The Leslie HeraN says the rain will do in
mense good to corn, oats, and grass, which
ere beginning to suffer from drought. The
ate Of wheat was already settled, and tllecrop
ill bc light. On sandy soil some fields are
:ery fine, On heavy soil, that which looked
lin in April looks simmer in June.
, 1870-06-16

FOR sALE-;0 OR . ACRES, SOUTH OF ATSs- @
worth station and the mouth Of the Calumet R1vff
J. Il, KEELER, In Bouth Cla1k-st
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Grand Trunk Railway.

The Grand Trunk Railway Company are now
a Hing Tickets. to Buston ut s190o, which enable
turtles to pass through oil the principal cities in
New Hampshire, Vermont, aud Massachusetts.
Ihcy nlBO sell to New York at $500 The agents
II this company claim that no matter what redac-
ton may be made by other lines, the fare to Bos-
ton and New England points viii Ike tower By the
Grand Trunk Railway than by other routes. With
The great Improvements maize on this line the pre-
sent season, We should say the present rate WAS
| w enough,
, 1870-06-16

4. G. Downs Co., Nos 1lo and lie s,ate street,
announce anong.thcr latest arrivals Ia Seersncker
! men, anu white lawn s1lfts, striking novelty
fuadc of Gcuoese and chocolate satin. Ladies' IN
sca1c! ol the new anl stylish will do well to cali
uli this entefpILsiDg lrn.
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seconds bext, 3sd1; third best, <l4o; fourth best
910a. Bent cutting leaf, "a, xnd be1t three hnas
heads cutting, SIS Best Kentucky hogshead. III.
sourt, Ssa. The remainder brought good sdya1ce
over ordinary alek
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The Heat and OFi4fnsAl T0n3c OF
!hosphorated Euxir Of Callsaya BARK. The iron
restores color to the blood, the phosphorus re-
,lcws waste OF the nerve tissue, md the calIsaya
rams thereby curing dyspepsia In 1ts various forms,
saEcfulness, general debility, depression OF spif:
is; also, the best preventative against fever and
,ue. Manufactured only by Casweli, Hazard l.
CG., New York Sold by druggists.
, 1870-06-16

On Sunday night last, TWO men bEose Into into q dsy
s1nie sfnut sS0O worth OF goods. The Marshal OF
Aurora teIeeranned the 1acr to Captain Hickey,
ing description OF the burglars Hickey RneM H wao no
them. Last evening the men were arrested while
irving to pawn some Of the stolen property a.
sfup On Wells ktreet Their names arc Sam Blaln
and James Mcahan. This morning J1st1ce suM-
Iuerfleld Will attend to them.
, 1870-06-16
MICHIGAN.
7lilunukcc Ex ExctRrsionlatSVtsitG Grand
Rapids.
Special pe.patch u The Chicago Tribune.

HApAO*s
Special Despatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
GRAND RArIDs, Mich, June lA-The Milwaukee
visitors, composed OF the worthy city officials aud
q delegation from the Chamber Of Commerce, ar
lived here at p. n., and were most warmly vel
c0E.ed and generously entertained BY the cltlzens
ri Grand Rapids, and also by tho citizens Of
t:land Hhven, Oh the route here The party left
Milwaukee nj D. m last evening, 200 strong, with
Land OF MUSIC, and, on the way across the water,
organized BY choosing Hon. E. q. Ryan President
q the parry, which ONCE he has dlls.l %
Isapids, carriages we're Ii waiting to show tho
guests he most beautiful city in Michigan, which
1aeE ttly appreciated, but were unprcpared for the
enthusiastic welcome at thu banquet hail Of the
Sweet Hotel. The tables were spread 1fttn the
Lest the city afforded, and, after the ride around
the city. good sppstitss d ample Justice to TIE
welcomed the gtlests In a few weu-umed words,
responded to by Hon. E G. Ryan, OF 3filwaukce,
in hts usual entertaining style. Judge Waiting
ftD Colonel Gray, Charles II. Tavlor, and other
distinguished citizens Of Grant Rapids. Every
one enjoyed themselves to the fullest extent
MIchigan state sunday School In-
stLtutc-A Former Detective AT.
rn1Ened on n Charge OF Counters
fei1ing.
specia, Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
DETROIT, juno 1a-The State Sunday School In
stitute completed its organization this morning by
(HGlQS tle 1Uu0Hlut OiNCE4a. I4eAucAl1 AAN10
Preston, Detroit; Vice President, L c. Stowe.
Last Saginaw, +. E. Kane, Detroit; Treasurer, Mr
licidenburE, kalamazoo. ~
The morning session was devoted 10 reports Of
the progress OF the work In various parts OF the
State, and to the discussion and nnal adoption Of
= resolution recommending county organizations
tor work Among those participating in the dis,
cussfon were Mr. u. F. jacobs, OF Chicago, ana
ltcv. 7. K Beechcr. Of Elmlra.
The afternoon session was devoted to the dis
cussIon Of the best means of organizing the ma
thtncry for effective Sunday School work
Ats D. N. IN enormous Chllure1's meeting was
held ut the Opera House, 800 persons Attending.
Z. R. Droekway presided, and m Illustrated az a.
dress on "God In Nature" was delivered ly Pro
lessor ]. n. b SylL ....--
The evening meeting was taken up with paper
lly Professor u, Putnam on the Relations be
tween Sunday Schools and General Education"
The Ryan Zounyes, Of Rochester, arrived here
this noon, were received by the city military COM
ranIes entertained ar d banquet presided over By
Mayor Wheaton, went through dress parade on
Lafayette avenue, and left for Chicago at 6 P. m
Rsymour, ex-chief Of the Northwestern Detect
i've Agency, was to-iay put on tllul IL the United
States Court as counterfeiter. The evidence
usainst him, as far IS Introduced, is quite damAg
iEg. lie Is defending his own case.
, 1870-06-16

Is, soDs of well-knoEn gentlemen Of this city, dis
appeared under very mysterious circumstances On
Sunday morning. and haEe neither been seen nor
Mr. n IL Tuttle, residing nj No. 545 West Monroe
street. On Sunday morning, between and .
O'Clock, they left home for Sunday School When
Mr. Schensel, about Is years Of age, who 1onet
mem. They started down the street together, and
since then nothing has been Seen OF either The
Iareu1s, as may be imagined, arc greatly alarmed
Ut their absence, and fear the worst They can
think Of no cause that could have induced them
10 run away, Dui still II is highly pTooaole that
they rnay have undertaken SOME fo01hardv jour-
uty to satisfy that desire for romance aud adyen-
ture exhibited by small boTs In dime novels The
rlnEer1ony detective force, who nave been dill
Gently at work for the past two days, without suc
ceclpg In getting tho slightest clue OF the fate OF
1he IuIsstpQ lNAs. The buys were well dressed,
an d are aid TO be bright and intelligent.
, 1870-06-16

Look mt the ralinsl Aye. look ut
;he ruins OF what were once magnificent sets Of
fe,ih, to be seen everywhere IN society,", LooE %
:uch destruction Is permitted, when, by simply
nsing sozodont, any teeth, horeuer fragik, may he
preserved from decay Or bemLsh as long rs LIE
, 1870-06-16
hit the tlrst grind concert
The Beethoven Festival in Now
York.

Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
NEW YoAK, June 1a-The Beethoven Musical
Festival was well attended this afternoon and
evening, and there WAS great enthusiasm
nmoDg the audience a. the PERFORM
ance Of the "Star spanglel Banner and '.AnvI
Chorus,r with artillery. A popular programme
was given, Tonight, instead OF the OratoEto OF
Elijah, as originally intended. Tomorrow will be
principally devoted 10 Bcethov!n's works, and q
popular programme will be given on Fnday.
There has been saTos trouble, owing To strikes
~ the chorna aud uttnestrs, AMI quite number
tn. rho. hag t-ft of the As4lafa v ato
wefe to sing got up 9 small EoT this morning, but
1t YAS auieIed without seriQua Trouble.
, 1870-06-16
SCORE

CLIPPER BOYS yA FOUNTAIN cITrS.
These clubs pl8yed match game yesterday nf-
1eIuoCn, on the corner OF Lanln and Jackson
streetA The game was given up By the Fountain
C1tJs At the close Of the third inning, the scoTc
standing - tos. ...-..
TUE AMATEURS AND GARDEN GIFTS
play the second Of q series Of games on Saturday
ljeTt. nj Ogden Park.
, 1870-06-16

McCAN-Thomas Mccain, at Pntatine. Ill, aged ts
years Hc leaves wife and five children TO mourn his
~ Detroit papers please copy. ...
SHERwOoD-In this city, June IS, al !. n Hattie
A. infant child Of Henry u. and ElizA q. Sherwood
:Srd dAyt-
Friends of the family invited.
CHASE-Thc funeral Of Harriet A., wife Of Charles
f. Chasc will take place at the Church OF the Epiphany
tGis (ThE1zday) Afternoon at O'Clock
Observation-Disclosures, June Is, in The cd year Of
her aEe, Elizabeth johnston. widow Of joseph john
tton. x... o.t
cucc Vt her son, ]. b. Johnston corner Of LAKE ana
Wahpautch Friends Of the family are lnFlteo
to attend without further notice..
, 1870-06-16

Mitchell uzes on his combination cooking stovc
the ventilated oven continuous draft OF pure ulr
lgsslng through while baking. Don't fall TO get
me They arc nn exhibition at No. LOG MONROE
street q. r. HARTLEY, General Agent
, 1870-06-16

JkepublEcpp NOntnn sfnn in the EhtF-
tccn1h Congressional District.
CAIRO June 1n-At the Republican Convention,
eld at Shawneetown, yesterday, Hon. Daniel W.
Mum was nominated, unanimously, for Congress
1uan from the Thirteenth District
, 1870-06-16
MARRIED.


WATERMAF-QuEEN-On the 18th Inst. at the
r,.,t5enre n III H. Neachhu1. by Rev. h P. NoodWin+
II III waterman, Of Aurora, md Mis- Jennie Queen.
pf Chicago. .... .,,
t;ITIFSPIE- -STEYENS-Ou the evening Of the 14th
3,st IN the Centenary Methodist Church, bJ the Key
n nj Bowie, M. John ". Gillespie and MIss t1t&S H.
strycns, both Of ths city.
f;ILBERT-HUNTLEY-In this city. On the 18th. at
tic Trsdenec Of the bsdc's father On Wabash @
IirH James q. Gilbert aud Ella g.. daushttr oi slas
RR1
, 1870-06-16

.'asnI Wagon nAccidcnt-The Weather
and the CropsHoFttcuotuf
Special Despatch to The ChcAso Tribune
OSHKOSH, Wis, June 1h-Jacob DeEans, a
4.mcr, residing about three miles from this city,
,.as thrown from his wagon to-day, and instantly
;,i)led by the dlslocat!en OF his neck. ....
The rain storm ot the past three days mas ceasedt
. mi the weather is now very favorable for all
rinls Of crops Wheat and all Kinds OF grain are
l.,uSinR finely.
The State Horticultural SncictT,s annual exai-
1itlon Commences in this city on Wednesday, the
Id inst.
, 1870-06-16
'spaldlngs Glue" useful In every house.

The New Painless Cancer Curc.--
The speedy md painless method By which tumots
sud cancers nre removed, at the Chicago Cancer
Institute, els West Madson-st, make 1t desirable
ln patients; hoard furnished. Pamphlets sent Tree.
ilT EYeEson, surgeon In charge.
, 1870-06-16

TEHRR HAu7K, Ind, June l5-The Republican
Congressional Convention fof this district met IN
this city to-day, and nominated the Hon Moses
Dunn, Of Lawrence County, for Congress III
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WISCONSIN.

= mndIsoninn Marriage In high
Life.
Special Despatch TO Tho Chicago Tribune
MADISON, June 15.-An event long anticipated In
Madison urpertendo.n occurred last night-ths
1.nrT1aEe Of r. J. Mcconnell, Of Council Bluffs,
Iowa, to Miss Anna Smith, daughter OF the Hon
George q, Smith, Of this city, leading lawyer and
democratic politician. The ceremony took place
1T the house, which was throngcI with brilliant
.sscmblage OF guests, and the whole affair passed
. II in delightful manner,
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AGENTS WANTED.

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tads; AZ lsii5oAas, lsrsr aad susu towns. SIR
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AGEsTs MASTEp, ,T2 SILL, THE 0cFAGVS
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Hsms ] III ssa.s e. Isl :sss s sra:s Ts5
have no competition; tne.e never va book Iubfst
, 1870-06-16

The Excellent Menu Of the Amert.
{ an House, Boston, commends Itself to the travel
;er The location Is unsurpassed for parties either
III business or pleasure. and Its accommodations
uneUuRlled.
, 1870-06-16
MUSICAL,

Democratic Convention mee1 On tie acs, inst,
md vtll Tenou1,nate NJ. VOORHEES,, he hsvtng Eo
QppOa1tdOn.
, 1870-06-16

Meteorological Record for June IS, 1870, as re-
pcted by J. G. Lang0uth, Jr., opt.cian, iii Ran
Institute. The small letters are the iuitiais for
the words ayeerng," gentle, !" "hIgh," "dry,"
, 1870-06-16

~; i; R;s;sa'9 $: 5:=:|S:w:;::: = 7555:@:
81 IL -aa.I IN, E.E II
P: n. &.3 lS K, g. 81 inches.
MINIATURE ALAAS.


CHIcAao. juno 1d
Snn s. IT, Moon riscs.., 10 u D. M
:'nn q p. III. Moon sets.... 5:3 T. n
, 1870-06-16
A Dishonest Servant

Yesterday morning = c. !ored boy named A,on1o
stealing 3 bouquet. He was taken 10 the Afuor1
and locked up. 4 few hours after wald the Iai.
Of Dlns knight, Ed, vas reported '' and. doI ss
Perrin is in the employ Of Mt. Knleht as serysnf
It was thought be had taken It Detective Psrry
With Peny, went to Nj. Knights barn aud polnted
out the place where he had buried the trinEet.
Perry removed the earth and found the rinV
wrapped mp IN piece Of rag. Perrin Wss then re.
taken TO the Asmory. BE viii have hearing To-
, 1870-06-16
S1olen II opttty il seeorered.

The following named articles, which were re-
covered at the honse Of rle leader OF The E1ug OF
At the Central Station awaiting Identification. Per-
sons KhD have lost anything OF the Kind aFe re-
4utsted to call: handsome lair iockrt; q gold
gentleman In IT.; q gold-mounted hair bracelet
xlth lcckct without lEnaess; handsome, gold
mounted cameo brooch; one dozen new towels;
uox OF Imitation gold tewelry; TWO silver watches
md chains; twenty -four gold pens aud hoiders;
cEe tMan opera glass: one microscope; TWO 8lAs9
paper weights; mo silver snspender buckles; one
stNer-nounted table bell: one slEe1-monnted
Yale lock fifty.w0 plated spoons; eighteen plated
sorks: seven napkin rings; II brace ot Dernnge1s;
one large sllver-piated wafer pitcher aud tray;
1ncttgue; dozen copies of Longs Arithmetic; TWO
meetSchaEm pipes. large AuEtucr OF stamped
envelopes, and quantity uf cancelled stamps.
Holrl Personals.
Amcng the arrivals at the fremont House, yes-
teFday, were the following: Hon. Wm. H. Barnu1n,
Connecticut; Lieutenant Colonel Edgecombe, Lon
dun, EDg.; c. 8. jenkins, Omaha Republican,
aeyord 9ass So1sSanpson, &ateF pnelps
New York; John J. Mitchell, Alton; c: e. Gilman,
Hon. O. N. Hatch, Springfield: Henry
land: Herman weidlei, Berlin, Prussia; Wm. i.
Northrup, Bos,on: James y. Williams, lows.
Among the arrivals at the Briggs nonse yes
tsrn! Te1s af iGsoM nosa% peiot IL trosSy
New Yo1k; ". Hoffman, Baltimore; a. J. Healer,
INew York; q. 4. Williams, Aurora: A. =. En-
mons, Kenosha; ". c. Amy, Providence; j, W.
Denis, Winona; Francis SleEezs, San Francisco;
u. L Mer1iman, MarshaitoTp, Iowa; u Baker.
,ell, Rock Island; E T. Finch, Toledo; Wn. A.
Thompson, Boston. .-...... -.
Among the arrivals at the Sherman House,
Yesterday, were the following: JAS B. Scott,
i1ttsburgn; Rev; y Fall ottawa; Il &; Phillips,
Ketlcr, II. 4. Benjamin, Edgar Woodrow, John 7.
Navlland. San Franciseo; 9. y. nnnscomb. can
D.. hardin, Q. S, A; Colonel Henry Narcotic, Fort
su.ly; George 4 Harding, Boston; Benjamin l.
Lowell, Cairo; Frederick E. Knox, Washington;
James B. Caldwell, Philadelphia ....-
-Amcng the arrivals at ihe St james Hotel
New YGTk: I. b. Weeks, whitewater; ". F.
Fross, Belo!t; Mark Latham, Dixon; n DePew,
Ma1 4 apsSss aen49s H.
J; Sanders, J. Bsgen, Rockford; J. ". Pan1ee,
Geo. ". Winsiow, Kalamazoo: L j. Hughes,
samuel G, Jordan, London, England; William @.
Potter, Mansfield; James i. Morton, Milwaukee;
{rha4 r Davis PlilAde]nhfn
, 1870-06-16
DIED.

Paper Hanging and Window
shades, latest styles Paints, oils, glass and
brushes, at F. E. Hgbys. 50 Rand0lpn-st
, 1870-06-16

Cutanccus diseases cured by using
Juniper Tar Soap, made by Caswell, Hazard i Co,
New York.
, 1870-06-16

Every stenG now and p1Cturrsqu&,
Every appointment lew and handsome
Mrs, TIIOS. BARRY Al B,,...,....,,,,,.,,,,,.,p DORA
Mr. VI j. LEMOYNE as........... .FARMER ALLEN
To conclude with tho HAUNTED MAN.
THURSDAY aud FRIDAY MATINEkS, 1t *
O'Clock, RUSINA MEADOWS.
In sl1dt1SE Ii In 4
, 1870-06-16
NSTRUCxIQM.

THE BANJ0 MADE EASY II . aIN0LK LEE
Hal, autb1 a. aho pseseat pspnlax st5le VI Dl1yhL
FezfaR rH4eQ0A&3A
, 1870-06-16
ANpHEIENT8,
CROSBY'S OPERA House.

A1QXEREMIB%
CROSBY'S OPERA HOUSE.
Setss4 Week sfthe Grand SpeetsexssF Tri9N9h,
the Green HukTSMAN,
The famous
RITA. 8ANGALT,
received nightly with enihesiastk plandlis- Thn
Blandowah Imperial Ba}lst Troupe
in new and bri1IIant danoez-
The Grand TRANSFORMATION Scene,
the perfection Of seenic art.
aATffHEE 9ss EVERY y sa sAT1snA4, s 81 9a as 81.
DEARBORN THEATRE.
CROWDED, HousEgl CROWDED HOUSES.
The fsmsd lAuRfs in theis new and intensely
isafeiSs FEE FihE Ei5 FfKNn Akp THE ADVENTURE OF
LORD DUNDREARY.
The wonderful Juggling Act by MONS AG0U9T.
E1HuciatinsDutch songs ind dances by JOE MURPHY
hlL4H E0SIrA.
The kreat original Spade Dance by ". A. MARLIN.
The entire entertainment novel; very laukhhb1e, and
pronounced by the unanimously the beat enter
taiument ever Offered In the city.
3cata secured six day. in advance
, 1870-06-16
AIKEN'S MUSEUM.

THURSDAY, June IL, and every evening until fu1-
ther notice, and at tho GRAND MATINEE Saturday,
CHARLES Heaae's dfanatzation Of TenuyBons
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PERSONAL.

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t.nee Of an Agreeable young Lady. Aaitess JAMES H.
ST. GEORGE. city.
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