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Arrived yesterday by steamer Manitowoc, from
Racine, the Chlcago Travelling Club. This Is an
organization OF young men, Numbering over nEty.
year visited Geneva Lake, wis. aud were en-
camped for a week on ts beautiful shores. The
la1y were IN excellent spirits, and expressed
mentioned particularly the kindness OF the Ge-
neya ladies', who, On Monday, spread for them
bount!fD tables under the shade trees OF the VII
,mes three cheers were given for he ladies', and
the nArty marched to the Racine tr.,,;H VITA the
wish often expitssca tiai next year the visit
might be repeated Tho members Of the Chicago
Travelling Club are also members OF large Bible
The ninth annual exhibition OF the Holy Fam
ily School, at the corner Of Morgan and Twelfth
streets lakes place 1t half past O'Clock this even
inE. 49,
At regular meeting OF the Chicago Amateur
Dramatic Society, held last evening, the fol-
INDg %SnDg.1
President Charles Wlhmer: Secretary, Charles
Gould; Treasurer, Charles MeGlnnis.
IT, rWo new pn%ppg sng1ss I and 60aes
~ uae lst OF August They have the power 10 oe-
liver thly-si4 million gallons OF water In twenty
The following changes have taken place at
the Chicago Office Of the Pacific 4 Atlantic Tele-
graph Company: n. G. Baldwin, otflce manager,
he is sneeede aSa 11o
George c. Webster has been appointed night man
aEer. - ~. .......
"A correspondent hopes that Superintendent
Kennedy will take measures TO have the corner OF
Clark and Madison streets freed from the loafers
who lnfcst 1t hnd starr at people. He has seen as
many ns twentJ-ninc at tie four corners at one
tilne, all needing hint from o policeman to move
Oh.
Martin Flancry. switehman on the Rock
Island Railroad. and stauOneo at the Fourteenth
street crossing, was run over by tram OF cars at
that place yesterday morning, and had hts left leg
broken. lie was taken to his home on Archer az
enue.
John J. Kelley, ex-detective, tllel at his resi-
dence on North Wells Street, yesterday, after
brief Illness
- Daniel Billings, OF Warren County, was
charged before United States Commissioner
Hoyne, yesterday, with dealing In horses without
license. He was held for Trial, and aiterWhrd
lined so In the United States Court
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HOTEL PERSONALS,

ST. JAMES HOTEL
Among the arrivals at the St. james Hotel,
yesterday, were the following: Thunos [. Miller,
Geoles Could catoR: hnsain va Ta5fs no
Cleveland; George G. Holland, James e. Holland,
Adrian; George Williams, Maiden; Stephen Bal.
+. hpss. San Francisco: J. J.smIis, Buf,oeton: St
J. c. Page, II s:un; ". II. Lenox, Richmond, O, d:
T. ]. Darby, Peoria; Il. Edwards, Normal; chaa
C. Hall, Minnesota.
sTEnMAS aoCsB.
Among the ar. lYals At the Sherman House, yes
terday, were the following: Lady Young, wife OF
the Governor General ot the Dotnnion Of Cana
sa csse1sue, and hen NJ TulyI1e M'eiss Tero1sa
Jonas g. Eewton, New York: F. ". Patrott
Bridegroom, Conn, j. $. Palmer, Providence, r
iiassroner M Peace Ysey ea Ja%es Mscsiiep
W. Latham, California; George A. Sheridan, New
Orleans: E F. cultist WinGna; L. u. Malone,
Cleveland; Governor Lucius Fatrcnlld, Wisconsin; !;
Geo. E. Cooke, Louisville; L. Williams, Sacra-
mtnto.
BRIGGS HoCsE.
Among the arrivals at the Briggs House, yester-
Iowa; Judge II. Fn1le lt0n, Indiana; Thomas Cas-
stdy, New York; &. o. West, Whitewater, Wis :;
Pa5keE b9onTton E i o.
McKennJ. chatncld; n. 4. Williams, aurora; L
G. Mason, Mus1egon; Il Dras5ed, 2 ss y A 4 dBodgets
F. Aspenwall, Freeport Neies; v. c. seldcn, Ean-
sas City. ~
Among the arrivals at the fremont House,
yesterday, were the following: Rev. George Bur-
ion, Los Angeles, CAL; S n. Seymour, Chief En-
slnser " Ri n Il ssy%'9n., agent ASa,
fEdtana: ~ Il. Gano, Cincinnati: Percevial 11bbs,
England; Mr. ]. King and family, England; NJ
D. Hardin, Sacramento; Deawtn 6. Jones, Attain
G eGnesa aea l. h%s %eSS 4 Ssx : Yo1s K eo aE
Hall, louisville; Rev. ]. l. tilliby, Ogden, Utah;
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~rman's home, TO reinforce the 7auks OF the

N.,aaa VT, Hot0e1 10 feiuVIVF Eue sHuks VI tae
Rnr. ,.....
a,c 1e,s, Mns ,psS,f1enadng around tie comfort.
ihr ntsrn ~ ~ aho ehee1lm rooms. music on
ttahs. ano e1at ~ over. Perfect ease ana
!, ptss4ls1 Consent!onalism Was IGNORED.
anotS tSer wanted to become a9qpaiased M WIZ
1ns t 9S;n|enan OF "1tn !aos. al ne 1aa 70 do
rro, ~ 1ahe ais LOW say as ne wds 'pnss ~
t..u.an,.a snsSe Eares' anu I nnen, ne Maa me me
taiI ~ y s@ THE ratSnn n,e ,,s a,,a sne
ts ~ .,st; ~ 't,,i is,anE h1s - sasal
.tnc.. ~ ,.nt;eman ,a rts,rrs, n1,,eif T.. r" ~
~ .sHra1.et' ~ .1.,i,1 u laay
sf1er men,innIng tcr narns nsSas sG11emla., H aad
Nas not Ms.- mentnn,ne the a,ne NJ a1.a 11iGia'l
The CentIernau said no" fhere raa a,ma h,rah
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THE OFFAL PLATFORM.

70 the Editor of Tia Chicago TRIBUNE.
The disposefs Of the destinles OF the citizens of
Ills city have, II seems to me, little appreciation
the wrong they do to large number OF citizens
, the Sonth Division. by permitting the "oTal
iatfoTm," as it Is Called to remain On the corner
Il TWenty-s!xth street and Stewart avenue, where
MI poisoning the atmosphere Of rapidly increas-
Ing population in mat part Of our clty. Petition
after petition has st:h seat In to the Council; ;
fSe1 :I s'fef :,:! Liver ~ has ,bsso9gat ths
,:,iizens are, during MI these summer days g had
nights suGeitng the worst possible torments,
rom the insuferabte stencil Arising frnnl
shall We DOT Is there no redress wbefe we have
! right to expect IT. Or must we be driven to
Protect ourselVes by taking unusual means Of rid
ling ourselves OF that which endangers the life
I'D neal.n Of :, cur IT families every day.
:soa1d Of Health. We have besought you with
every argument and appeal that 1t Is possible for
's 70 6riDg to Lear. We have borne
::'ai!ently, and as far as possible, un-
''s, and the contempt with which you have treated
nur petitions We dcptore the use Of power not
licensed BY the authorities under which we live,
':nd ty which we are supposed to be protected.
Ne have su{feied rather 1nan resort to means not
grievances
But unless you bring us relief from this aceursed
'tench, that sends to our very souls hatred and
.ontcmpt Tor you as ot1cers and individuals, pe1-
! oieonous gases, esesy thought and Imagination
we have Of those WHO give no anawer 10 our
Iequests1 we must OF dreadful necessity abate the
i.1tsance, as the first great lava OF our nature,
seli-protection and preservation, shxlI dictate. !
write the feelings OF many thousand people.
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Police Courts,

Alter mOutR's Qalef7 during which houses OF
l4i-lAIne 0ast euIotSu couEtNA'lEe immunity from
aIies', SaFIah ai!skey. o! tae E1rst Precinct, Or
fan,zeG Ia4a unon INC deMo!alizGd preclncts OF
S7sMoM; ne1man 9, mo Anafed streets, on Tues
nst eveninE- siAteen houses were visited, and
!ne trma1ea 70 t4e number OF ayty, were lodged
~ tne AIMoIy. 1esIToay morning tney were ar
laigned pelore 1nstlcc snmmerneld. anu nnet ac-
ea'fdin9 70 me measure OF ther deserts, the nnes
hanging IRON - 70 So
James Huntington: forEetf1l OF the honor and
affection due MS lawful spouse, On Tuesday night
sought nymph on CLARK street Mrs Il ulied
with suepc.ona+ followed him, and boldly entered
the house aud the presence of the tustaITed pair,
who were communtng In an upper room. A scene
enkned, several chignons were sadly dcmDralizcd.
and an arrest Of the Trio followed. Huntington
was fined se3 the girl SO, and Mrs. Il. Was allow
I'd TO depart In peace
S-5amt Rogers, who WIS born In a11ueuce and
once enjoyed a happy home, which he ieft over
1hc world to rua1n-to take bis own word for IT.
was alral2ned IN the undignined charge Of hsy-
ing stolen some old clothes ffptu . sscOnd-4,nnd
dealer on Wells street. As he had on The gar
1nents, the Court felt no douht about the truth or
the charge, ana he was held in bail Of $500
WEST EIDE corR1.
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TIE CHICAGO TRIBUNE THURSDAY, JULY II, 1870.

Clay, followed him. Immediately Nter enter.
ing, Clsy eeized and held NcCaun whiIe Carroll
stabbed him seyen times-thrae times in the
right thigh, once in each hip, once low IN the
abdomen, and the last, cut four inches IN
length, across the stomach. DIs. Baasett and
Jackson were immediately called to attend the
unfortunate man, but pronounced his case
hopeless. MeCann is said to be = respectable
and peaceful citizen, aud liked byaA "ho kne"
him.
Carroll and Clay vere promptly arrested aud
confined in Jail to wait preliminary e1Amina-
iion, which was to be held On Monday morn
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AHUSENE ENTH,

There Is no change Ii the programmes at the
various places Of amusement The M[nstsel1 have,
aud will continue To have, good houses for their
admirable performances at Mcvickct's i, which gaia
IN quality and in popular estimation. Aiken al-
heres to the Wizard of the Wave, and that tnys-
ttrious individual Is quite the fashion. The Dear.
burn hollis its Own bEaV .y; Is always full, aud al
ways attractive, while the circus Is thronYei day
and night, as u should he, for 1t Is certainly the
hest Thar has visited us Tor long time. 1t IS here
only fur this week.
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lotA- 413t, 81, ,S6O, 90
Tie plaintiff charges that only part OF
this sum wAs ever legitimately expended in
tho construction Of the road and that the
Directors wrongfuiy converted tho remainder
to their own use. He charges that con-
cnder the name Of c. Crocker d Co., through
which the Directors, refusing to let out
contracts to the lowest bidder, did in effect let
the contracts to themselves, by which extraor-
jina.y profits were secured to the "ring."
He charges that in this way the cost OF the
';olk was aao excessive, reaching in some in.
stances, 200 per cent above the actual value Of
the work dono. That the aggregate profits to
the defendants from these contracts amounted
10 81, ,000, 900. The plaintiff ayers, in another
rart Of bis complaint, that the Contract and
Finance Company subfet contracts in some
eases ut shout one-tenth Of the sum for which
they had been taken by the company. Plaintiff
caims that all the profits Of this Contract
Company should be divided pro rata among
Ill stockholders. It il charged that the cost
VI the construction Of the Dutch Flat Wagon
foad, sl50, GOO, was charged to the account Of
the Central Pacific, aud that tho profits,
$4,000, should go to the stockholders.
Then history is given Of tho connection of
Wells, Fargo d Co., by which, in considera-
ton OF an exclusive contract granted to the
Express Company to carry express packages,
tn1lion, ETC., the stock Of Wells, Fargo 4 Co.
NaH "HAtefeu, RnQ tnAt IL OIL, OUU OF the
waiered stock was delivered to the Directors
4 the railroad company.
The plaintiff AYERS that the Central Pacific
Railroad Company have purchased ali the
property and assets of the Western Pacific
Railroad, the San Jose Railroad, the Southern
Pacific Railroad. the Oakland l. San Francisco
Railroad and Ferry Company, and the San
francisco L Alameda Railroad and Ferry Com
:,any. He asks that, durne the pending Of
his petition, Receiver may be ap-
pointed, and that the defendant may be re-
strained from disposing of property held in
trust for the benefit Of all the stockholders Of
tie company. A schedule Of this property is
fled With the complaint Benjamin F. Butler
and II. G. Cobb are set down as the plaintiffs
counsel.
The trerments are extraordinary; and it ia
not likely that all Of them can to supported by
the testimony.
The plaintiff sets out that enormous profits
were made IN the construction OF the road, mud
that the assets exceed, by many millions, tho
cost OF the same. That Us bona ftle stock
holder, he is entitled to 3 pro rata share Of
the profits, which arc, no doubt, exaggerated
in bis petition. Il the case is ever heard on
ite merlts Ee SKILL know what is true and what
is fictitious in these are1ments. II IN issue is
joined, We Hhall nobe with interest the defence
which is set up. Upon tho face OF the matter,
it looks us If this suit was brought more for
speculative purposes than for the attainment,
Of higher ends.
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St. F'ancis Xavier Female Academy.

No. 1876 WABASH AvESCE,l
CHICAGO, July 12, 1870. !
We are desirous of selling 1fteen acres OF land,
north OF the South Park, and request parties de-
string to purchase to confer with pur Dnaucial
agent, Nj. Henry Grecnebaum, banker.
SISTERS OF MERCY.
The land above referred to lies between vln-
cennes road and CottnQe Grove avenue, extcntl-
ing from F0rty-elghth TO FoFty-n street, near
" opposite TO u. q. Stone's magnificent residence
g1Ounds- wilt sell the land on reasonable terms,
sud do not hesitate to recommend 1t to the pur.
cnaeef as a sale, profitable, and desirable money
investment. HENRY GRrESrBtEw
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EdNddz10 Lb5TfaP0Il1tHcf a fhe 81 LOUIS 1epu6-
liaGn.
The usually quiet city OF Vanda1ia WAS
thrown into q state Of great excitement on
Sunday night, the 10th, By the report quickly
circulating that respected citizen had bean
brutally murdered. It appears that Mr.. David
NcCann, an employe Of the st. Louis l. vauda-
lis road, in the capacity Of section bose, had 4
slight alteration on the street With one Thos:
Carroll, : saloon keeper and noted rough OF
lhe place. McCann, Wishing to avoid dif6-
,ulty with Carroll, repaired to SohumAn's hotel,
whence Carroll, with friand by the name Of
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hare now before MS circular published by the
Sea AoEs Fnrine Company, which We advise every
one who takcs M Interest In the food question to
read Il Describes, concisely, the origin and uses
Of the edible Sen Moss Fartne, ami presents an mr.
ray Of scientloc and other testimony In Its favor
which Gnu hardly fall u convince the most sIeptl-
cH OF Its paramount clalms Us an economic,
very pleasant addition 10 the national ca,te This,
at least, Is the conclusion at which mnnE OF the
most eminent hotel keepers, artistic cooks physL-
havc arrived. and they state thair opinions Oh the
subject over their own signatures, in tho pamphlet
10 which We Alludc.
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rEor1Es BUSINESS
IL the case OF Solomon alias Solomon Andrews.
fer receiving STOLEN goods the Jury failed 10 asree
aud WIS discharged Prisoner was retn2udcd'
William Murphy Indictment for burglary NJ
me store VI James John aeRpey, whence were
taken dry goods valued at x9a- Plea Of guIlty Of
petit larceny funder age) received.
Jacob Meyers pleaded Vuilty OF the larceny OF
N enty yar.s Of carpet. valued at so, from oven
sEesmanS house On Wabash avenue. demanded
fer sentence.
Philip Pollard. charged with the larceny Of
s." worth Of clothing from ]. 2coneld, hAs tiled.
acquitted and discharged.
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hvapt & Stratton.

The Students Of the Bryant l. stratton Business
Institute are enjoying a series Of talks Just now
from some Of the leading men In the State. Yes
tcrday Dr. Edwards, OF the State Normal Univer-
gtty, delivered stirring address, full OF Bound sd
Vice to the young men and women Our advice %
ali who are preparing for bustness Ia, take the
drll given ii this tnsttute 1t ts sclass In every
reBrect
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Tn. Hcx Constitution OF Illinois.

Our exchanges from all parts Of the Union
continue to discuss the new constitution of
Illinois, and to speak Of it in the most CONF
mandatory terms. We have room only for q
few extracts from several score articles on the
subject before us.
From the PtttsSuygh Commercial
SUBSTANTIAL REFORM .
The adoption Of the new constitution Of Illinois
by the people Of that State ts an event OF import
ance 10 all the States, for the example Will most
certainly be followed by at lesst some OF the other
States, where exist many Of the eStls to which
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THE CITY IN BRIEF,
The Census.

The United States Assistant 3lalshals arc busy
every day In The city taking the census. So far
none Of The waris arc completed. The Fourteenth
ward has progressed furthest Of any but the totals
have not been made up. The retnrns are to
he In Warrington by September !, and sooner II
possible. Every facility should be given to the
ersns takers, to the end that the work may De
the cue: uons are impertinent, especially ladies
Wien asked to confess to the number OF years they
have been pilgrims in this vale OF teara Babies
lions. bnt everybody else must, As the answer
are Kept secret, no fear need be entertained that
n9asisvc pc1sons will be gra,ihed by learning the
sa!ue OF LIE real and personal estate 0f their
IetEhbors. nor need anyone he scared BY Imagining
The MatEhaIs to be tax-catheferE
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The alarm from Boz No. 1bl. at half.past
O'Clock last evening, was oecasoned by fire In the
one-story frame building No ~ Oak street, owed
and occupied by Michael Kifoile. Loss <10O; fully
insured The house is nongaged, and, as raYa
saturated with kerosene we're found in four places
Kilfolle and his wife were arrested upon the
charge OF aIson.
-Yesterday afternoon, an lEcipient IRE occur
red in the basement OF the two-story fraue-buld-
log No. 1S6 West Lake street. owned aud occupied
l'y August BeIker- Loss tTtnlng. Cause unknown.
, 1870-07-14

The Best ana Original Tonic OF
Phosphorus aud Calisaya, known as Eerro
restores color to the blood, the phosphorus re-
news waste Of the nerve tissue. and tho calIsaya
gives natural, heathfuI tone tn the digeattya Or
gans, thereby curing dyspepsia In lts various fors
wakefn'ncss. general debility, depression OF splr-
It's; also the besl preventative against fever aad
aRue. Manurncturea only By CasWeI, Hazard /
Co., New 1ork Sold by druggists
, 1870-07-14

Meteorological record for July 49, 1870, as re-
ported by J. G. Langguth. Jr-, ortician, No. III
Randolnh street, correspondent to The Sm.thsoni-
IN Inssitutet The small letters are the Initials for
the words ''reeHng, "Rentle,' p "hlQh," "dry,"
-'nolst atmosphere" ratn," and snow"
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Pantc.Sffuck Heauty.-Et Is n terri.
bic shock to 8 charming woman-tnaeetl, to any
woman-to find that her teeth ART beginning to
60" Never will any human being who uses the
fragrant Sozodont make that discovery
, 1870-07-14

kccman 1 Co., OF Chicago, who has Just arrived
from New Orleans, we learn that rumor mad
'tach.d the Inter city to the effect that the cee
some time Ies!denr Of this city, while travelling
from San Luis Potost to the City OF Mexico, was
trnylaid, murdered, and robbed 1t appears that
wearing q diamond ring worth x7OO and watch
and chain yaiucd at the same sum, besides having
over 1900 in money upon his person. The
frec display OF these valuables led to the
attack by the robbers, and the resistance
which Ar. Came offered before giving up his
property resulted IN his being dragged out and
shot Ike q dog. The bare report Of the uccut-
renee, with no details other than those herein
given, had Just reached New Orleans when Nj.
Monheimer left. The many friends which the
city will be pained 10 Learn Of his terrible fate.
, 1870-07-14

There was 1umor around the Board of Public
hHd stopped working, and there was another m
NOR That they bad not The evidence at CLARK
SGeet bridge Is rather con1rmatory OF the former
Inc IlFef smells worse than the concentrated es-
sence OF hundred tsnyards, and the ntior iu-
cIeases ~ internally as far as Monroe and Adams
sueets, Where It is strong enough to trtghten
might be. Either the pumps are taking rest, or
they are IN operatton and failing TO perform the
te1s little to the suffering public which hypothesis
Is true when the condition OF the river ia this SUI
NJ weather Is liable to breed disease and inaug,-
rate an endemic
, 1870-07-14

A coloEed man. named James ~Scott, was found
dead III bed at No. 60 Gri5w1{0 Street, about
O'Clock last evening. He was not III when he went
up stairs. and had worked at his profession.
withdrawing, all day. He Tas 20 Fcats OF age.
The Coroner will hold an Inquest this morning.
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fcnIcs-


To-day occurs something which Is ALWAYS looked
forward to with peculiar interest," the picnic OF St.
georges Benevolent Association. These affairs
nave always been exceedingly pleasant In the
past and the officers at the association do not In
tend to deytate from the old custom The cars
iease Tue depot, corner Of Canal and Ktnzie
1rans stop at Park Station. Haas' Park, which has
been selected by the society as the p1ace for its
picnic, will doubtless be crowded to-day.
The Sunday School and congregation OF the
Church Of the Epiphany go to Lake Forest to-rnor-
row, on their second annual excursion and picnic,
leaving the Northwestern depot at a. m, and re-
turning at p. N. A band accompanies tie excur-
sion Tickets, 81 for adults; children Is cents.
The Gnfted Fellows VIII give their annual
picnic on the 1st Of August The Committee OF
arrangements are consulting as tn the place, aud
:siN announce the result OF their deliberations
Hereafter.
THE fourth annual excursion and picnic Of
Calvary Sunday School comes on tomorrow
Ile pl1ce selected Is Lake Forest, wnese one eau
always enjoy himself. Trains leave the North
western Depot at 9 q. m.
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ssSPa1dlnE's CIl1e,ss NO Wc1I.fesu.
lated family will be without it.
The Addition OF Numerous Suites
81 rooms to the American House, Boston, renders
II more than ever deserved fayorite with families
travelling, Its central position and large airy
ro6ms art unsurpassed.
Salt KhenIn cured by using Juniper
York. ' ~"
FnFer Hanging and Window
brushes. at F. E. k4bya 50 Ra,1doph-si.
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CHICAGO, July H.
Sun rsta-.-.......t:4 10 IN. Moon 9Nf n m
sun afts.,- 20 IN. Moon sets. d in
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MACHINERY


TOR 8ALECHEAP-ONE AND TWO-HORSE
tread power eugineh and boilers. new and second
hand un.ct lpris6t ehatts planes and maehers wood
and Iron working machinery. saws, betting, g. At her
lnannfnctoEy, Il West Washinstnn-st. 3REKNIEE
TOR SALE ONE I21a4, ONE 1oxeD, ONE a1la. ONE
l. 6I12 etatjonaTE engines; scTcsa portable enknes;
one 12inch rwinE one stnch swing one esinch swing.
two incl swing, Eve 1sinch ewing engine iathes Iron
pla3cIe, bolt cutters, for sale BY VI. A. JAMES ECO.
1856 Lakc+t.
TOR SALE-ENGISE3, PORTABLE, STATION.
Il hofeng. and marine, TO :oorse power; PAYS trip
hammer; Fofnmane nclad burr 1tope mills; also.
threading engines, Il ii. AMES, 70 South Cau.tEt,
T'OR sALE-PEANER AND MATCHKRS, RE-.
y eaMt1g machines. scron saws. by W. a. JAMES +
CO, 165 Lake-st
E'OR SALE-SNTTHtS PATENT WOOD WORK
y Ing machinery. bE " A. JAMES i CO., Western
Agents. 1856 Lake-st
TOR 8ALE-~s0 IRON LNTHEs, NEW AND SEC.
ondhand: plancrB drills and rnachInists+ supplies;
llso wood working took cheap favorable ter1na.
E'OR sALECDOPER'S STEAM RNGINES AND
l. saw mills Office ". A. JAMES T. CO., l95 LAke-st
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ALLEGED SMUGGLING,

Seizure OF Canadian Vessels MT ahe
ST. Clair Flnts--Atfempt OF a Ca1Ha-
dian Paper to MIKE a Dissuzh-
Rnce - The NntfonRl Bounduyy
, 1870-07-14
HELP wANTEp-rEMAIE

HELP WANTEp-FEMAL
,.-.. Miscellaneous,
WANTEpWET NURSE-FOR BABY FIVE
-, Eetks cid. in comfortable home, near Lincola
Fu6: " a Kcck. Aadresn o.. cquire Of II. RASTER,
WANTED:-TWO GOOD PASTRY COOKS.
mus pre good refs1eac7s. Address y " 5.
WANTED-A YOUNG WOMAN TO TESDIyA
~ bakery Must be used to the business. and hiring
office, -.' -l4N
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PARTNERS WANTED.

pAAffER WANTKD-0R WILL SELL BREW.
eEJ and q ut houae suitable for dtstllery, al COM
Pixie Inquire 1t IL Randolph-st.. Room T.
DARTEER wANTKD-WrrH A CAPITAL or
4lk sf a@ 90 t2 en$. II The p9sk pscklef bosi;
h the city. Address VIZ. ii. RiOHxRD6JN, Bax 80,
BtoomnGnA. N
pARfNKR WAMTRl.WrTH epa. QUICK AZ
l. turns and large p9n*s. EHfereOeea given kAd ~
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-23

The above named persons are hereby roflded
to appear before the Board Of Trustelp OK Gold
Hill, sitting n. a Board OF Equalization, AZ the
ONCE Of the Town Marahnl. Main street, Gold
Hill, Storey County. h,tvada. OH each and every
day, commencing August 18th. and ending Au-
gust 2sth, A. ID. 1870. between the hours OF and
n. H., to show cause, II any they can. why the
valuation OF property assessed to them shall
not be raised In the additional amounts above
by ordinance OF said town.
BY order of said Board Of Trustees.
WY, III. D0ANE.
Clerk of Board.
Gold Hill, August 18th, 1870. au1B-td