Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 2, 1873, Page 3

CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE ESDAY, SEPTE ER 2, 18 THE COURTS, Several Injunciions Enjoining the Issuing of Tax Docds Procurcd. The ¥iydo Tark Asscssmont of 1870w Singular Allegations as to Diver~ ston of Money. Divorce Petitions---Not a Single Dacroo of Divorce Yesterday. Gordon 8. Tlubbard, Jr., yostorday prayed for an injunction in tho Circult Court restraining Conrad Rincko pulling down aud destroying cor- tain wasto and water pipes, and proventing cer- tain improvomonts on the Courad Blook, Nos. 834 and 336 North syenue, complainants’ proporty. Complainant sliows that hie latoly purchiasod said prowises, and fnding them in o dirty and dan- gorous stato ns regards necossary necommoda- tions to presorvoe Lealth, Lo procosded to mako tho improvements reforred to, which said Riucke poromptorily stoppod by intorforing with the workmon ond destroying their labor, The in- junction issued. Jamen M. Bryant yesterday potitioned the Cir- ouit Court for an injuaction porpotually restrain- ing tho issmo by Josopl Pollak, County Clerik, of o tax deed to Ashaol Gago, the Iatter having throntonod to npply for the same on the ground that tho tax salo has not boen rodcemod, the proporty lnving beon sold on the 7th of Bop- tombor, 1871, for unpnid taxos for 1870, smount~ ing to $174. Complainant shows that, on hosr- ing of tho couso, ho objected to judgment, and his objoctions woro sustnined and judgment rofusod; yel said properly was sold at a prelond- ed tax sale, on the date givon, to dofendant Gage. Complainant reprosents that, if judgment was' entored, it was an error and an illogality, and should bo roversed, and ho obtains his injunc- tion, pending hearing of the cause. Tho prop- orty consists of Sub-Lot 2 of Lots 1 and 8 and 5108 inclusive, of Block 38, Original Town of -Chicago. Henry Brooks, owner of Lot 1, in Lymon's Bubdivision, of part of the southesst fractional quarter of Scc. 2, in Township 38, 14, yostorday obtained an injunction restraining the issuing of n tax deed to William M. Butler or Honry H, Gogo. Complainant aflirms that only o corner of ?:lu 1ot touches IIydo Park avenuo, for the im- rovemont of which “a large and unjustifiable ax was lavied in 1870, " yet ho was taxed at tho samo rato a8 those who benofitod in & much roator proportion, by thoir lots fronting ontiro- v on said avenuo. ' Ho shows, nldo, that cortain lots, having the advautngo of frunting the avo- nue, woro ot asscesed atall; and that s pro- vious nssessment had beon levied for the samo improvement, the money derived from which, inatoad of being npplied to sald improvement, was oxponded by tho Town Commiseionors to the buying of town lots. Ho claims that tho pay- monts made on that sssessment should have ‘baon credited on the new nssessment, and shows how thoso_objections wore made at the Connty Court and sustainod, snd judgment refused, whereby the above defendants Laye becomo pur- chagors of Lis Iand; whereforo ho praya roliof. DIVONCE PETITIONS. Dorothea Losing petitious, in the Buperior Court, for divorco from ler husband Cbarles, charglug Lim with such cruelty that she frequont« ly foared for her lifo: afliming that ho frequent~ 1y boat, chiokad, and kicked her, and that hor life with him becamo more and more unbearable and smisarable the longer thoy lived togother. Ti- nally defendant_is charged with crowning his folly and wickednoas witli adnltorous practicos, the snh.\ful consequences of which to the wifo are duly sct forth, They wore united on tho 224 of Muy, 1870. Horbert C. Damon yestorday filed 8 bill in the Cirouit Court for divorce from Lis wife, Calla R. Damon. The marriage was barren of children, The wedding took piaco ou the 218t of Decembor, 1809, and the hushand charges that his wife ran away from lim o the 21kt of April, 1870, just' four months nfter. Tio profeesos not to know whero she noyw lives, and files the usual afildavit for notico to be sorvad on her by publishing the application for divorce in an obscure littlo Cook ‘ounty village weokly paper. Tholast that com- plainant heard of his wifo, according to his afil- daovit, 18 that she was living in_Indiana, but where sho is now, or what she is doing for a liv- ing, tho deponont eayeth not. Singular to say, there were no divorce decrees entered yesterday. IN DANERUPTOY. The voluntary potition of John V. Whidden, of tho city of Ruckford, IIl., was yestorday ro- forrad to Rogister Hibbard. William 1% Bweosey yestorday filod e petition for the ndjudication of Matthew "C. Witlux, elnim- ing as i croditor for ¥620, and charging tuue the debior exacuted & chattol mortgage for 37,500 to Jaes A, Holmes, with iutont to delay his credit~ ors. Dobtor i o livary stabla keepor. Rulo to show causo issned. Cliarles B. Wiswall yostorday_ petitioned for ndjudication of Moses Olnstein, beiug, with his firm, Wiswall, Nazro & Thompson, creditors for goods suppliod to order, valued at 620, and on an unpaid note of £648; and alleging that the debtor has suffered his propcrty to be taken by logal process, with intont to dolay and hinder creditors, The usual rule to show cause wag lu»:,uud. Johnston & Co., of Now York, yostorday petitioned for tho adjudication of McBaiu & Co. Haiming 08 creditors on sn unpaid note of £1,025.60, and alleging that tho -debtors_owe large sums of money to varlous particain East- orn cities, and that their only nsaots consist of & emall stock of haots, caps, furs, and such like, at their store, 560 Btate stroot, worth not more than ©3,000. An order to show cause was made. In tho matter of Goorge M. Wilde, a discharge was ontercd and {ssued. R, E. Jonkins was yosterday nflpn(ntnd by the Court Provisional Aesignee of tho estato of B. J. Dovid et al. BANDRUPT INSURANCE, COMPANIES. The Insurance Assignees in bankruptoy have made the following reporta: Commorcial, no chango ;. Mutual Becurity, #05,491.00 on hand ; Gront Westorn, $28,132.06 on hand. Mr. Upton, Assignee of the Great Westorn In- surance Company, in bankruptey, reports thot ke has compromised with Iowa #tockholdors on an indebtedness on stock of 916,800, at an avor- sge discount of 4 98-100 por cent. THE COURTS IN BRIEF. Gould, Hume & Co., of Wisconsin, lumber deslers, yesterday commenced suit in the United Btatos Gircuit Court against Thomas L. Xomp- stor, in_assumpsit, ©2,000 damages, for lumbor eupplied and not paid for ; and Marshall Har- ris_commences similar suit against the same dofendant, also for £2,000, Judge Treo hos roturned from s ploasant sojourn at Saratoga, entirely recuperatod, and mich benofited by change and rest. Mr. Gross, Clerk of the Circuit Court, hes xoturned from Manitowoe, whore he has been for a few days rusticating. Jacob Johuson, owner of the schoonor E. M. Portch, yosterday commonced suit in tho United Btates Distriot Court, admiralty side, against D. R. Holt, Uri Balcom, and Jamos O. King, for $702.25, belng the freight from Ocoato, Vi, o Glivago, of 218,217 fest f Iumbor and 69,000 ath. Auton, Jacob, and Loronzo Kakuska yestorday commenced sull in tho Oircuit Court agaiust John Morova and Joseph Btefek, in dobt 4,000, aud damages €4,000. Gorard & Gateau, galvanized iron ocornico- makors, yostordny petitionod the Ciroult Court for mechanic's lien on tho E. A, James build- Ing, on Wabash avenuo, between Thirty-socond %l;d'l‘hutymkd streots, for work done, worth 2. NEW SUITS, Tax Unirep SraTes iarnior GounT.—Jacob John- son, owner. of the schouner E, M, Yorteh, v. D, I, ol Uri alcom, and Jamos 0. ctog; il for Tiie Unire Sratzs Omovrr Gount.—Jould, Hume & Co,, of Wiscouslu, v. Thomas L. Kompster ; aisutop~ ait, §3,000, Maruhall Harrin v, Thomas L, Kompstor ; asaumpelt, $3,000, . Ture' Burmiion COURT.—44,800—Fredorick Alrens v. Charlew Lyndergren; {reapass, 500, 44,804—Frank O, Toylor v. Charlea 'McLaughling sesumpsit, $800, #71—Dorothea v, 44,865, ©, 7, 8, 9, T0—Appoals. &4, Obatita “Losuligas’ WL TOF alvorce, . 44,813—Albori Sturgon v, Baral A, Taloott; aasumupilt, $0. ¢467— ppeal. Tur' Omourr Count.—8,318—Anton, Jacob, aud Blofek; Loreuze Kukuxka v, John Morava and Joseph dobt, $4,000; damagos, $4,000. 8,319, 90, 1, 9, peali. " G3eltenry_ rogis ¥ Willfum fonry 11, Gugo, sud Josoph Lollak ; bill, 8, 40, 1,2, 5, and 4—Appenly, 8,335~ Clulla 1. Dianon s bl for divorce, and afl zesldence, 8,31—~Appenl, 8,837—Fort facturing Company v, As yence; assumpait, $300, —Appeal, 8,839—John B, Gerard aud Antofne Osteau; poifion for ne- chanlo'’s Jien, 8,040-—Jumes AL, Bryaut v, Asliael Gage and Josoph Pollak; bill and injunction, 8,841—~0or- don 8, Hubbard, J¥., v, Gonrad incke} bill and ine Junction, 8,313-11, Jackson & Ov, v. Henry Lowry; Wayne Manu- renco and Ed F, Law- anmtirapatt, $3,000. 83, 4, 5, 0, 7§, O—Appoain, R0—Johnnna O'Day v. Frank ’mln\:'fiu, Alraham Jomos, wni — Jonsa; toploviu of twenty-threo cows and obio bull, valued at $700, —————— THE MORRISON-HESING DUEL. ‘The Principals Anxlous to Rack Oute= Mnj. McUlure Wil Fight Blesing it Morrison IRokusos-Prosont Aspect of Affnirs,. "o Morrison-Iosing duel did not tako plnce yostorday morning, a¢ had been expoctod. Thoro 14 somo hitch in the arrangoments. It Ia intl- mated that Mr, Mocrison baa taken compnssion on Mr, Hoslng'a now horsos, sud, scoing they aro good Republican animnla like himsolf, doos not like to leave them without n provider. The thing ought to drop, for aftor oll tho code is n rolic of barbarism, nnd wore it once adoptod hors thero is mno tolling what firo-oating qualities our politiclans might devolop, To bo sure it might be a qnud thing irfono hinlf Killed the othor half, but the oxamplo might havo a porniclons offoct on the rising gon- oration, who will loatn to shoot soon enough withoutestablishing an educationsl system based on hair-triggors, Thore {8 no doubt tho thing shonld go no further, and, truth to tell, tho prin- cipnlas would bo mighty' giad to ot {t drop, as thoy aro Dboth scared, bug Mn(L McCluro, Morri- gon's socond, insiats upon biood. IHo demands entisfaction, Iis Irish blood Is up, and whon tho Major's blaod is warmed it takes n long timo to cool. o Is willing Lia Jlr!nclpnl should bo scrificed, quito willing, and will bo only too glad to facllitate his killing, or tho kill- ing of Mr, Hesing—bath, If possiblo.’ Tho Major is o torrible follo. He thirsts for goro. Noth- ing would give him grentor dolight than to soo ouo or both of the principnls in the doath throo. Ho fears, howovor, that Morrison will back out, which ho thinl unfair aftor tho manner in which he oxposod his head as tho odostal on which tho apples rostod whilo orrison was practicing. Onco or twico when Morrison was thinking how many orphaus ho was fioing to mako out of Hesivg's family, his hand wavored sud the balls grazed tuo MI:}OK'B hond, raising the bair in throo places, ond drawing blood from tho sumwmit of his ““domeof thought.” Therofore, tho Major do- mands fight, Ife swoats ho will bave a ehot anyhow, andif Morrison bncks out, which ko vory much fears, he will tacklo Hesing himaolf. Ho™ bhas mado n formal Empwultluu to that offect, but Hosing's frionds objoct; they say Lo is too small, too thin; that thoir man might a8 woll bo ' firing nt & lamp-post as nt o straight lino; that it would be impossiblo to hit Dim; that ho is almost invigiblo ; that bo bas to put on an overcoat to mako s shadow; and o mon canuot bo oxpocted to fight a duol with a teloscope to one oye and s pistol to tho other. ‘I'ho Major does not care for that. Like a coun- tryman of bis on a like oconsion, ho is willing to clinlk out his sizo on Hoesing's body, and not count any balls that strike outside. This is emi- nontly falr, It is haxd to see how Mr. ITesing’s frionds can interpono obataclos to tho moeting with the Major, if Mr. Morrison fails to como to time, Tho publia sort of oxpoct o meoting of #omo kind, and it would be too bad to disappoint thom, Two men can be sparad from our rapidly- incroasing population. It is genorally hoped that Hesing and Morrison will both be killed, or at loast very bldl{ woundod, and that McCluro and Sohaffnor will fight immediately fter, so that the four funorals can take placo on tho samo day. BOARD OF POLICE. Matt Benner Iccommended to Mayor Bond for Apgointnent as Fire=Mar« shal. The Board of Police Commissionors held their rogular mooting yosterdey afternoon, President Cloveland in tho chair. Commissioners Wright snd Bheridan wore nlso present. The following %om:‘uunlnfluu was rocoived from Acting-Mayor ond : GeNTrLEMEN: Mr, Batcham not having been con- firmed ns Fire-Marshal, it becomea neccsuary for mo to seud 0w name to the Council for that position, T hove 1o pels, and only desira the boet minu for the placo, Your Bosrdghns had, and will scon have again, tho control of {ho matter,’ I therefore desiro your counsel fu the premises, and request that you will give mo your jndguiont and oplufon as to who la the very best mau'for tho place, 1t I8 an important appolnt~ tent, nnd one whero our citizens aro all intorestod and & bad appoiutment would work injury to tho bes! intercsts of the city, If your minds are mnde up would liko an auswer to-day; if not, auather week's delay would bo better than o' mistko. Very respoct~ fully yours, L. Doxp, Acting-Mayor, ‘Tho Board ascortained by inquiry that Mayor Bond would be at liberty Inter in the afternoon, President Clovelaud moved that tho charge of intoxication proferrod ngamngt any policomal, whothor special or regular, bo followad, if provon, by dismissnl from tho force, whothor tho offonse Lo the first or not. The Board prompily agreod to this proposition, the provailing lnxity of t! order with rogard to intoication being consid-" cred by Commissioner Blicridan as domoralizing in its effects, Ofticer ML J. Colburn, of tho Union Park Bta- tion, was fboforo the Bonrd, charged with mnl- treatment of o citizen, Alfred Smith by namo. Tho testimony on behalf of the complainant showed that tlio two men wero ncighbors, und that, o grmlJ;n existing botween theia, o quarrel oceurred & day or two since, during the progress of which the officor struck and kicked him. ~Tho oflicer pleaded provocation, and the caso was continued, Oflicors Hogan and Becbe wore chargod with conduct unbecoming ofticers. The charge sowme- what blindly disguisod conduct of the most rop- rehensible naturo, The two fellows, in citizon's clotlios, obtained beor in a saloon on July 18, and afterwards arrestod thoe proprictor, who had yiolded to their impartuuui' ama; whon he gave them liquor.’ The oflicers claimed that thoy ncted upon inatructions, The chargos wero dismissed, tho officers recoiying a sovere reprimand for their unwarrantable conduet. Tho Board then proceeded to visit and con- sult with Acting-Mayor Bond in reference to tha Firo-Marshalship, Tooy did so with closed doors, but through tho chinks leaked out tho nnnouncomont that Acting Fire-Marshal Matt Iennor was unanimously recommended for tho position of Fire-Marshal, Mr. Bond said he would consider tho advice given him, and aoct as he desmed best, The Board adjourned. THE COUNTY BOARD. Contracts Awarded for Furnishing County Austitutions with Conl and ‘Wood. Tho Board of County Commissioners mot yos- torday afternoon, Mr. Singor in the chair. Pros- ont, Measra. Galloway, Lonergau, Jones, Rus- soll, Harris, Pahlman, Herting, Ashion, Clough, and Crawford. o The Buporintendent of Public Obaritics re- ported that complaints had boon made of tho berson, whose store is at 229 Halstod stroot, who a8 the contract for dolivering potatoos to the oor, The matter was reforred to the Commit~ 00 on tho Poor House, On tha recommondation of the Commiltee on Tublic Buildings, it was ordered that 329,833 bo aid H. A. Bireotor, and $15470 to W. O, oakman, for work on the jall and Court-Honse. Authority was given the Committeo on Poor- House and Paupers to buy a new wagon for tho convoyaygo of persons to the Poor-House and Insane Asylum. Tho Joint Committee which had in charge the bids for the wood and conl contracts, roportod rocommending the following : Wilmington Coal Mining Co., contract for soft coal delivered atthe Tnsane Asylum, §6.40 porton; and for soft coal to bo doliverad'on the orders of the County Agent, 5,80, To Baker Brothers the contract for soft coal to bo doliverod at tho jail, at $4.84: hard conl sorcenings at samo plaoce, §2.19; soft conl doliverod at County Hospital, ©4.04; bard conl, 80.46 ; hard coal screenings, 32,24 ; beoch wood, §' .93 por cord ; hard coal ‘delivored at In- gane Asylum, §10.95; wood to be dolivered on ordors, ¥8. Tho rocommendations wero concurred in. It was_rocommended that J, Abbott be ap- Efliutnd Engineer for the Jail and Oriminal ourt ; Potor Mullin for the Insano Asylum, and Caeorge Deacon for tho County Hospital, tholr pay to bo dotormined by the Board, ‘s mga was concurred in. t waa ordered that the road from the County Poor-House to the Villago of Jefferson be ravelod, the gravel to bo takon from the Coun- 'y Farm, and loaded by the county, teaming to b dono by the village of Jefferson. The Board adjourned till to-day. SOMETHING VERY MUCH NEEDED, To the Edilor of The Chicago Tribune: bd But: What 8 to hinder tho establishmont of & continuous line of stages or cars from Thirty~ firut streot, or from a point even further south, to Lincoln Park? Wo have lincs nearly or quite o8 long from tho Bouth to the West 8ldo. Ono from the Houth to the North 8lde is cerluinly quito an desirablo and nocosunry, and would Jrove quite an profitablo now or at an early duy. 'ho rosidents and business men In these two Divisions demand the accommodation, and it will bo found thab they re entirely willing Lo ]mg for it. IENGINEER, n10AGO, Aug, 81, 1873, BOGUS * HAVANAS.” Domestic Cigars Palmed Off for the Imported Article, The Fraud Dotected and Reported at the Custom-Houso, The Bogns Mavanas Withdrawn from the Market---A Nigger in the Fenco. The olgar trado of Obicago id onormoua. Noarly ail men. and somo ,vomen, uso tobacco in somo form, Soma ent it, othors snuff it, and the mnjority smoke it. The amount of monoy oxpendod on smoking matorial can hardly bo estimatod. The Inboring man smokos his “dimdeen,” contalning ohenp tobacco, and is not nshamod of oithor tho *dhadoon " or the tobacco, In this Lo Is corrcot, o makes no protonsion, and prefera tobacco ho can afford to olgars lio caunot afford. Thoro nro many thousands, howevor, who smoke cigara when to- bacco would do ag woll, and be more in kooping with their pecuninry resourcos; but then a “dhudeon” is not gontoel, is not stylish, and any man who wants to put on stylo must smoke cigara. Chenp domestic cigars, made out of the weod grown in this uugenial clime, are consumod Dy the largesr numbor of smokers, because tho gonuine Havana, with tho odor of a tropleal climo in ovory whiff, costs too much, Yot evory ons who smokes dosires the imported articlo, and those who can afford it smoko nothing elso. Thoe differonco in cost is & conaideration even to asinglo smolror, and to tho dealor who retailato ahost of smokors, it isa consideration of large pecuniary value. In Cubn tho “Iavana” costs moro than our domee- tio olgar, ond, whon the dutyis added, the contof tho formor in much greater than that of thelatter. 1t tho donler can only ovade paying the duty, or can palm off on tho public a domostio for an im- ported artiole, he will in a short timo make & for- tune. Al this is meroly introductory to the an- nouncemont that the Custom-House in thia city Dhas boon sgitated for soveraldays over an wllogod fraud on the Governmenb or on the gonuine doalera In imported cigars, A prominent firm whiok bad boen in tho habit of paying on an av- orage 86,000 a woek duty on imported oigars, no- ticod that for a fow montha past thoir enlos had ‘been falling off, and could not account for the docline. Lnst wook thoy wore notified by one of their bost customers that ho could got the spme brand of imported cigars at loss ratos from o firm of cigar dealers doing busiuoss on Randolph strost. Tho aggriovedimportors could not underatand how that could be, and proceoded to investigato tho matter. Examin- ing two boxos of cigars purchased on Randolph streot, they found that tho cigars wer o domos- tic product, but that they were stamped with the Government stamp aa if thoy had been importod. One of the boxes purported to con- tain what is known as the *‘Rosa” brand, and tho other what is known as tho * Accopelon™ brand. The Randolph street mon woro selling the ‘“Rosas” at 8110 por thousand, and * Ao- copefons” at €160 por thousand, while rogular importers could not sell them loss than 9180 per thousand for ** Rosas,” and $190 for “ Accopeions,” How Randolph street could afford to undoracll them tho importers could not comprehond, so they wont to tho Oustom-Houso for an explanation. They saw tho gentleman who bag chorge of tho inspoction, and le re- tained possocssion of the two boxes for a day or two, but the complainants got no satisfaction until the Inspector roturned the cigars and make some unsatisfactory excuse, to the effect that Lo could not legally proceed against the Randolph streot firm. The complainants oxpeetod thnt ho would have immediately soized and closed up the Randolph stroet house, but noth- ing of tho kind was dono. Suddenly, sud this s the suspicious part of the case, tho Randalph stroet paople stoppod selliug the alleged countorteit cigars., The quostion i how did they know complaint was mado if they did not learn it from tho Custom-House, and if they learned it from tho Custom-Houso who told them, and why woro thoy fold. Anyway tho illloit traftic has censed, and that much good has Dboon dono, but it is legitimato to inquire if sny of tho Custom-Housa Inspectors were friends of tho Randolph stroot folks, and in caloots with them. Genuing denlors intimato that any firm &0 disposod could afford to pay well to curry on the illigitimate trade for some time. * A visit to the Custom-Tiouse revealed very lit- tlo. It scems, from what was stated, that tho Inspector admittod he wns a friend of the Ruu- dolph street firm, but he claims to Liave done hia wholo duty to the Governmout; that ho con- sulted the District Attornoy, whocould not find a law to moot the cave, and the conclusion ar- rived ab was that a fraud had been porpotrated on the trade and the public but none on the Gov- ornment. It is somewhat dificult tounderutand how tho public and tho trade counld be cheated and tho Govornment go acot free. Ify the public is imposed upon by tho eale of do- mestio cigars on which thero isno duty, for im- ported cigars on which thoro is a heavy duty, the Govarnment must certainly loso. Tho quostion noxt arisos as to how the ataraps wora prooured. A plausible theory ia that thuy wero stenmed off gouuino boxes bofore beinj torn and cancelled, and anothor theory 18 tha the domestic cigars wero exported to Havans and importod back sgein, wssing tho Custom- Houeo and receiving the oflicial indorsement of their gonuineness. It is not impossible that somo employe of the Govornment suppliod tho stamps, and in that way abotted the fraud. For soveral weeks this fraud has been golng on, and « considerable snm of money must have beor made out of it, and it would be wellif th. anthoritios woro' mora_ caroful aud kopt & mora vigilant eyo on matters of such importanco. e e To the Ladics. Row opening, 500 dozon two-button kid gloves, ot & great bargain ; 600 ploces whito Iriah linon, at 50 cents, sworth 76 centa ; 1,000 ploces cloths and cassimeres at s saving fo buyers of at loaat one-third their money ; 500 dozon all-linon toweln ot 92 centa—others aak 50 conta for no Lotter goods. Also, will open in tho next fow dass over 1,000 cases asacrted fall dry goods, all of witich will bo marked o corresponding low figures, C. W, & E, Pardridge & Co,, Nos, 114 and 116 Blate streot. e CROCKERY, CHINA, &o. AT RETAIL. China, Crockery, Glassware, AND ALL KINDS OF Table-Fornlshing Goods and Mantel Ornaments, Gaod, Cheap, Fine, and Beautifal, E, 0, LAWRENCE & 00, 105 STATE-ST. GETTYSBURG 'ATER. GETTYSBURG KATALYSINK WATER-Tuk Guear Mepiome or NATOnE, Tadorsod by the 1lighast Modical Authoritios, Restores’ Muscular Dowor to the Paralytio, Youthful 4 d Dovelops the Young at s Oritioal oitos Oaloull and T*Ghaly Depusite; Caros Dysporsia, Nouralgla, ravol, Dia- fdneys, Livor, and Skin, Abdom. Diarcita. Gonptipation, ‘Astin Genoral Doblity, and noarly Divoaso, 'amphista containin, ‘Spring ‘and Tostimontals from Medio Kminont Physlolsns snd l)lnlnflluhm! O, ons, sunt ¥itex by mall by WHITNEY DROS., Goneral ‘Agohts, 237 Houth Frontat., Philadelpbla, Pa. ' For salo brall d'nu“l-h. AN'BOIIAACK, BTIEVIENSON & REID, o2 and $1 Westorn Agen| COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE, O Btato of Hliuoty, Cook P ‘This Is to corlify that Abram Itdwards and Garnoteave agrocd to wuruiallo b conduotod and carr! County, 111, Abram fdwar nor, anid William Garuott {s to said fiem, and both of aaid pariios wow rosido In the ald Uity of Colcago. Bald Willam Garnott hus sentributod ta tho capital atoek af raid lirm the following dosoribod susl oatatn 1 sald Gty of Uhloxgns Tt 53 in tha A i 0f Blooke b1 and (excopt the wes! of Lat®) Ia thw Caunl ‘Teustoos® Subdivislun of tho west alf of Bac, 97, Township 59, north Jauge M, oastof (fho thied prinolpal moridiau, thy samo hoing contributed to £ald capial ool for thd aum of 15,0, —Ciat Leiog (he cash va n I ouvral part- o the spucial partner in thoreol. rtwombipl to bogln au, tha Sith day of August. t Soptombur, 167 tooud vn thy Iut day ot Hoptowbor WH. i 1615, and b WILLIAM GARNEYT, ° _OLD IRON. (GRAND TRONKRAILWAY GO OF CANADA. QLD AXLES AND WROUGHT IRON SCRAP FOR SALE. Tho Grand Trunk Railway Compnny, dur« ing the coming £'all and Winter, will have s largo numbor of OLD AXLES sud a consid- erable quantity of WROUGHT IRON BORAP to disposo of. Thoy invito tendors for quantitios of one hnndrod tona and upwards, Tho Company will commencoe delivery in Ootober, and con- tinuo through the winter, s may be agreed upon, Partios tondering to atate the price per 1b., whether in gold or Unitod Btatos ourronoy, “the place of delivery (whioh must bo on the Grand Trunk Railway), and the quantity re« quired. g Purchasers who roquire delivery in the TUnited States will pay their own Customs duties. Caah will bo required on delivery. Axlos and Sorap Ironmust be tendored for soparately. Tonders, indorsod ' Tonder for O1d Mato- rial,” and addressed to tho undersigned, will bo received on or beforo Baturday, tho a7th Boptombor, C. J. BRYDGHES, Managing Dircotor. Montronl, 27¢h Augunt, 1873, DRY GOODS, . EDUCATIONAL: Wos{Clicago Ll Stminary Tlotwoon Randofph and Washington, Fall Torm (oloventh yoar) begins Soptombor 8, Iull oourso of study; alilo teachors fn all departmenta, ¥or information conserning oither tho boarding or day do- partmont, apply for ciroulara or call at tho Somiuary, 0. A. GREGG, Principal. will Lo post pned rous plays, H, B. BRYANTS, (Bryant & Btratton), CHICAGO BUSINESS COLLEGE, Houthenat corner State and Washinaton, 8tx Monthe' Coursa. . Oio Voor'a Gourse. Two Yeara' ours, Tho English Branches, Gorman, Tusinons Arithmotle, Commorcral Law, Bookksapinie, Banmnnship, &o. Gait and oxamiho—3. 11, cor, Hiat and Wathiugton, RACINE COLLEGE. Raclns Qollego Includon (hres Schaols: 1, A COLLEGIATIS DEPAIUIMENT, with full Col- Teglata Qourso. 9. A BOIRNTIFIO BOHOOL, to bo bogan this Autumn, 8. A GRAMMAR SCHOOL FOR BOYS, 1Tho throo Sehgols begin fopt. 10, Tor adajsalon apply to tho RIEV, JAMUS DEROVEN, 1. D. Tacino Collego, Hac Cataloguos oau bo obtatnod ot tha Moruhan namjly and Day School, NEW YORK CITY. MISS BRACKETT aud MIS8 ELIOT will roopen thole #chuol for girla from six to twonty-ono, Wodnesdny, Septs 24, a4 117 East Thirty-sixthent, Glrla fitted for any Col 1ego, _Ttofor to Rov. Robert Collyor, Chiongo, SOUTH SIDE SEMINARY MRS, H. BIMONS, successor to Miss Matt, 460 Mich. fgan.av. itogilsh, Fronch, and Qorman Day and Loard~ ing Behool for Young Ladios aud Ubildrou. . P-Torm commonces Tucsday, Bopt. 9. it Autumn of 1873 HAMLIN, HALE AND COMPANY. Aroe receiving FIVE THOUSAND packages Toreign and Domestic Dry Goods, adapted to the Fall Trade, which makes their assortment, in every department, more than usually attractive, to which the attention of buyers is solicited. Madison and Franklin-sts. ST.XAVIER'S ACADEMY Qorner Wabaslh-av, and Twenty=ninth=xt., OI1I0AGO, This clogant now building will opon for tho rocention of pupila on Aonday, Sopt. 1. For ciroulacs apply to tho Diructruss. . MRS, GEO. VANDENIIOFY. BOYS! BCHOOL. Mrs, GRORGE VANDENTIOFY will opon, hior Board ing and Day Bohool for BOYS, at. No. 106 WEST FORTY- BISCOND-ST., closo to RESERVOIR PARK, Nuw Vork, Nuihbor of hoarding pupils limitod'to EIGIIL, ichool houra from 8:30a, m, to 3:0 Applications may bomado as above. BIRHOP WHIPPLE'S SCHOOLS, FARIBAULT, MINN ST. MARY'S AL, forgirlss A1l doprtmonia coual to tho best Eantorn Noliools. . Natiso tonchors of modern Ianguagoes. Soventh yoar. SHATTUUK SOHOOL, for boys: Graduates entor Sophomore Class in Iiastorn Cule Todos. - Logation remarknbio for healthiulneas and scon. o7, Cadot orgnization. Tern opona Sept. 1 i 110¢ catalogucs addross —_ TLEV. JAMES DOBDI: MADEMOISELLE TARDIVEL'S FRENCH SCHOOL Roo t 17, T in Now York wh TRt ST i n Pacte Moot Fnstiah sention: Drawing, Latin, and Sluging fncluded in tho tultion, Toardors havo an oxcollent homio, For clrculars, 25 Wost. Fortyaixtivet,, N, ¥. o Mg, K. . Rofors by pormisslon oll, 1t o Goo, P, Plant, § iy, 1.3 . 3, Pullman, Ohicagn, t. Louls; Mes. . {1, Bull, J. McGinniss, Jr., N, Y. ooloy, Cin< ainnati. ¥, Ireland, L B. 10, £ N8I 1 OMES ponsntnns SISTBBIBITS, oo HOOLEY'S THEATRE, NOTIOF, ~Tn consu ton of Mire Tilfzn OfCannor, o, Kot 40 Blatnday, Woinosng, nnd Wodusiny Matinze: orwing to thelr aroat suocess, will bo portormod the TWO glo- until COCEEREC IAEE,M AT TE, Wanted 1,000 Milliners, 12 ENTHUSIA THEA A il ook onlé, the kroatost Lawrence Barrett. Tuosday and Wodnonday, and Matinon, RIOUELITU, Thursidny nud Satueday Night, I Triday Nislt and Saturday Matinoe, thio oontinued i P comiet vl OARRYING TIHE UNITED BTATES MAIL Bclwcen New Yook, Cork, and Liverpool ‘Tho magnlficont now and full-poworcd Stoamehips o Th day, Bopt, 4, (tivoly first parformance of LIL. of I ious to nll ulunwou‘ e o e e | Yl ldns eifop uieivalod crytiacy o arolor ocive TV AT = 30 adyantago of having un egunlly good and fonl ACADEMY OF MUSIO. S . QRN (0, QU1 0y i BELGIC, REPUBLLO, BALTIO, ADIUTATIO, AATIE: TIC, 11t 'l‘.\Nl'i’lU. Hr ) ATUR- nting from Now York on 8. DAYH, frawn Livernont on HLUIEDA ¥S, oalliug at Corl Hartof bith wayx. " Tinton a Loy s any ieat-olaes Jino. For further Inform flrll’] to Jummnv 'ostorn aiico, 4 and 03 Roth Gkt tsar Washingtos, Uhicago. Dinics o Gront Nrltaln and Troland from £ upards ALIIRED TAGERCIIEN, Axonts wo | INATIONAL LINE . Untrarenlly conceded the N AMERIUA, iving wetor, LIS O ; ITAN, monta, M'VIOKER'S THEATRE Droduction of Tizonson 1oward's ogmpanton ploco to s<Hnratogn,* ontitted DIAMONDS! Producoll In our usual styln of excollonco tn all depart- = OF STEAMSEIPS. Halling from Now York for Quoenstown and_ Livarpool every Baturday, and (or London directovery fartuight. % STOWN and LIVERPOUL, from Piors 4 Graoco. . Snturday, Sopt. Egspt ... Baturday, Hop Return Tleketn, 8140 and S160 Currency, BUEERAGE PASSAGE, &9, eurroncy. Parsenyors booked to or from Gorman and Seandinae elatios, MYERY OPERA HOUSE, Monroc-at,, batwoon Doniborn aud Sinte. Bellllant Buccoss of the STAR COMPANY, Avtington, Cofton & Keuhle's Hiinsirels, Tn an ontira chango of programmo. Bobby Newaomby Yeneat Linden, Billy Ree, Willlam Afilurton, Ban Cotton, and J. It Now Nongs, Now Dauces, Now Acts, Inuglisble Burlowgud of 3 DI ORCED! Evory Evoning and Saturday Matinoo, it poliits at Jow rates, “Flio Sreamsiups of this Tinn aro tho Iargost n the trade. Drafts on Groat Britat, Ireland, and tho Contlnent, WILLIAM, MACALISTER, Gon'l Wastern Agont, Northeast corner Clarkand Randolph-gis. (upjiosite now Sherman Housoy, Olilenio. NEW YORK TO CARDIFE, BRISTOL, LONDON, And o]l Other Points in England and Wales, Mnokin and Wilwon, . Komble in Now Spo. and the GLOBE_THEATRE. Evory Evonlom, and Wednerday aud Saturday Matinoos. ingakomont K THIZ GRANDEST § DXH.“.I{A\‘;ONUH}RL%\M . Producod in a atylo nover hioforo cquated The South Wales Atlantio Stoameiiip Company's now frnteclass Bleamhing will sail from Pounsylvaaia Ratl- i 23 s o .@":'si:%'fi PRODUCED i, Dullt axpressiy far thio trado, nro yro= vidod with nll the Intest fmprovemonts for tho comfortand neo of Cabin aud Stocrage I'assongors, - Iirsi &l enrronoy ; Sccand Cabin, 353 carzancy; 8 gurmoncy : propaid Steoraqd certliicatos froin Car- $, Drafta for £1and npwardn, in any Thoatro, KINGSBURY MUSIO HALL, - Clurk and Randolph-sts, Lo fartior partioniasy, anply In Cardif, at the Come pauy's O, No. 1 Dock Ohymbers and th Now York ta AROUIBALD BAXTER & CO., Anents, No. 17 lirondieny, Tor Concerts, Liocturos, Convontions, SPECIAL NOTICB. Tnis. et 1500 wamborod sonts: | STATE LINE STEAMSHIP CO. Boats movable. _Apply at tho Hall, Fotica is horcby glron that from this dato tho_steamors Depaty oot af. FXPLANATION OF ILEF! copted. * Sundny oxcopiod, rive Sundayat 8:0 8, m. § Dally MICHIGAN CENTRAL & GREAT WESTERN RAILROADS wjice, 61 Cli ~__RATLROAD TIME TABLE. ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS. Summer Arrangement, Iake s Clur) and 76 Cautslet,, corner of Madison. urNCE MARKH,— + Saturdaysc o no will sall frow Llor No, 4Gy N. R. foot of North Mooro-st, STATE LINE. *NEW YORK AND GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, BEL. IAST AND LONDONDERIY, Those ologunt now Pier, Fulof Cors PENNSY] VINGIN cawiors wilk sall trom Stato Line okly: fallows: jijlouday ozcoptod, " Ar- and foot af" Ticentyaceond-rt, theast corner o Randolpls, GEOROTA, Foetnightly thoreaiicr. N N & Agouts, 13 Brondway, BAMPLIS & TIARGLS, A )y 8 . Cor. of Gannl mid West SMadison-stes, Chicego. (UNARD MAIL LINE. ESTABLISIEED 1840. Steamn Between New York, Boston, and Liverpool Leava, | Arrice. S. G. SANGERS English and Clagsical School FOR BOXYS Wi reanon Monday, Sopt. 8, _Tor olrenlnra addross Mr. SR GEIS B0 0n rosttonse, 1570 Indintmenve o TENRY 0, WENTWOR' Gen CHICAQO & ALTON RAILROAD. T, FROM NEW YORI, oral Passengor Agont. optembor 10 [ Qalabria......Septombor ¢ optember 17 | Parthi “Soptomher 18 + Septombor 24 | Ba Hoptembor 3 NEW PUBLIOATIONS, D. APPLETON & CO,, 549 & 551 Broadway, N. Y., Publish This Doy: Miriam Monfort, A NOVEL. By Oatharine A. Warflold, author of *Tho Household of Bousorlo," 1vol., 12mo. Cloth. &5 pages, Prine, $3.00. Tho many admirrs of Mrs, Warfield's ** Honsohold of Bouvoerie," which has beou outof print for mony yoars, witt wolcoma this now work of hors, which Is pronouncail, By o idos” one o geons inigract aud ower.” Tho ki i bomieyivabia and Georgls, aid 1B read: s gabiod front tio ooulii oLapLOT, 1 ouasa to th Slose of she boeke 8 CUAPLer. HoF ALS0, IN PRES A mow odition of **Tho Houschold of Douverie.” One Yolue, 12mo. 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The Monthly Partsof APPLETONS' JOURNAL con- splouously oshibit the largo quantily and the groat varioty of cholca popular literaturo afforded by this poriodical. Eithor of the abovo, whon nat tobe had In Dookutorss, sent post-pald by mail to any partof tho Unitod Btatos, on recelptof the price. Published This Day I WHITE ROSE AND RED. A Lave Btoryin Verse, By the Author of *‘Balnt Abe and his Soven Wives.” 1vol, 16mo, 8150 TThis oharmin Mr. Jtobort B Mains, rover, trls oivi ton at dorod [uto the wilderuess and found the ** Tied it beautiful Indian yirl, ' Attor wearying of b nees life, Lo returned to Drowaietown, where he found “*Whito Koss, " pretty Phaso Cattlson, whom ho muar siod, The Litoary World says: ** Whila {n offoct o lively Tareativo, enlivened by touohios of fino humor, it dontaing many paisages of rewarkable vigor, and exquisfto patlios. Tho freahness of 'Its themo, ita robust- y-Imaginative treatmont, and the charm of its move- mauty wil yrobably asours for it & mdo seddiag and stest popularity, rity, II. CHRISTUS, Comprislng Tox DIVINE TRAGEDY, Tit® GOLDEN L. arND, and NEwW ENGLAND TRacEDIZS, By IL W. Longfellow. Diamond Kdition. 1vol. #1.00, Dniform with the populsr Diamond Longfellow, Tenny. son, Whittler, Lawell, Scott, - An edifion for the'million, of & work unluo in obisraoter and enduring intorost. I, BRYANT'S HOMER'S ILIAD, Ono volume Roslyn Edition, Uniform with the Farring-' ford Temoyson. 13mo. Baroled boards, full gitt. 8400, An exeollent tbrary aditlon of this incomparable trans. Lefiomat tho Krenion posni of antiquitz. somo soones of *,8 Forsalo Ly all Bookeellors, Bont, postpatd, onro- ostpt of price, by the Publishors, JAMES R. OS8GOOD & 0O., Boston, DISSOLUTION NOTIOES, DISSOLUTION. Notos le heroby given that tho partnesshly Loratofora exlsting betweon the uud John Schnoider and Auguat Schmidt, undor the f f John Hobnel A B L o et ki o he iy of Guloago, manufaciucafa ol atawm bullor, S0., {vand Das boon dissotved. JOIN NOHNEIDIEN Nos. Gt (67 Michigan-ut., Obioago, Ik, DISSOLUTION. The firm of_Miurichs & Brodo s dinalved this day by Imitation, Tho businuss will be contiuued by J. Hiu: uttlo all accountsduo to and by th old fiym, J. HINRIOMHS, Qhjongo, Bept. 1, 1678, D, BREDK, ‘ MISS BURGHSS? English, French, aod German Boarding-and Day Schaol, fox oubg Ladiled and Cuildrun, No. 13 Woai A onth-st., Now York, roopuns Soptember M, 1670, Rof- srencos-Prof. 1. ¥, Barkor, Now York, Itt. Rov, Wi AL Groon, . D., Bishop of Mississippl, Rov. J. 8. O Abbott, Halr Havon, Cotne o ool Hov. FREEHOLD INSTITUTE, Troohold, Nuw Jorsoy: & hoardlui sohinol for huys: sond T eutattguonto ov: v Uo GHADMUIENS, Belnelnl: DAMS' ACADEMY, QUINGY, £\ Gliarlos Francls Adntos, ‘L, D., Chaleman of the Toard of Managors: Willlvin R, Diminock, Ll D., It Profossor uf Grock fn Williams Oollegn, Mastor. ~A'thor. wugh classical and mathowation] schiool, with earoful i of tho pupils, Fur ciroulars, with full par- 4 # tho Mastar, MASS. 110N, HOME_AND SCILOOL, NO, 17 A ITTEE BOYS' Fa Callag: ilarttord, Comn, For reforducos and Sircular, plcasoaddress MRS, M. 'L, READ. J30LS HOME AND SOHOOI—FALLEY SIMI- naty, Fulton, Orwogo Co., N, ¥, Renpins Iut Sope tombicr, eombining the fagillics of a with tlio advantags ol Chls orate, Addross REV, JAM, ISHOPTHORPR—A 5 Hop. eomplato oducation, nn, fiomn, Charges mod- 5 GILMORS CITUNCIE 00, FOR 11 soason will young Indlen, naar Bathiclow, Pon, Fal scason wl opain on Sopt. ar circnfars ndidress Miss i J. WALSH, Peinc atilouny, Tenn, 8 (IROTON INSTITUTE, CROTO! Jaun, N, ¥ —Iall torm will o oirculur, &¢., Addrees Misn I'. A (HARPAQUANOU. J fng schoot for botl Fall ., C TAIN 1N #0308 under tho ciro forin communcos ninth OLLIL of Fricnds, Addrous 0] TA AT J ~Now Haven, Coun,--Forllotl year, Uolluge, tho Holiatiiio Soials ur thisiuo Toand th orouglh Dhysical (rajning by miliie o o Catatigiss cmunsti t p 4 i et B e uos sent on application TDULE BUERIVAKED UR A AGOING AT YONKERS MILITARY INSTITUTE. Hox 634, Youkors, N. Y. ana, Mo, oS Lino.. St, Lowis Eibr villo Division. Soringtlold 1xp: Speinghold Fast Jefterss ity 14 Parin, Wanon uis EXpros: Bt Louis I'ase 1 xpress, T y 10 paknic & Bl iEL Chicago, Kansa City and Dencer Short Line, wia Louist. Aud from Boston every Tues amey o, and Chicago, Springleld, Allon it & Lo Cabin Passuge, $80, 3100 nnd S130, Gold. o 1 Uiktar Diepit, West Side, near dadison A TrtiipeI® ieken ofices s AL Depot, and 133 iandolyh Kxeurslon Tickots at Reducod Rates. Steorago Pasage, 83) curranoy. Passengory ind frolght Leace, Arrive, bonked to and from all parts of Furopa at lowest ratos. | | SightDraftson Greal Britain, Troland, and tho Coutinent. Kapsas Gits Exprosssin Jackeon: P.H. DU VERNET, Gon'l Wost'n Agont, illoy 1iL.> i Loulsiniis, Mo.. ® 9:008, m,(* R:10 p. m. N, W, eor. Clark and taudofulisis. IKaneas Chi’ Tast Kxpross, vin| . e Juckuanville, 1il,, avd Louisi- Balling tideo n work trom Now York, and o1 fuall Varia of Great Beitatny Traland, o, A tho AdHerranoan, Gabin froi CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE ruee Madiso Sitish aud Irish porta cat, ports samo m aiier regulae in Ay for fo H at, 3352, ' Contd All payublo in on ot thy Uom- ork, aud N B f. PAUL RAILWAY. and Guedesie.; Tiwket Offics rman House, and at Depots s otfic awling: Green, N ison-sts., Chic drrive. HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agonts. hlll‘xrnll;kn:‘ijl. Paunl & Minneap-| 30 s a0 et | o v x| . . m. 50 8. m. =" - MWk & Braidio 0 SO || C L JABONIORKS: e ih AL ans 00 p, m,"M:00a, . | L WonTiNaToN, Pres't, 11, BAYRE, Booy. olis Night +9:30 p, m.[* 4:15 p. m. ARFUVLG . CHICAGO. nunuuumT,auumcv RAILROAD. .. fuli taf, Laket,, I Fanual anil Siteenthi-sta, oy ad ut depots, THE CINCINNATI RAILWAY iRUN V/ORES, Office, No. 403 East Front-st., CINCINNATIL, Oy v, and Sizteenthisty, Cef ofices, No. 69 Clark- Mall and Expres Aurora Puavotiie iexns Eaprues, ‘Aurorn Pas-onyo 0 Dubnauo & Sloux City Lixp Pacili \'I&m Taxpross, Downer's Grass Acow Teave, MANUFACTURE RATLWAY IRON, Solid I Beams, Channel Plate, Ty Angle, nnd henvy Iron gens ernlly for Bridges and Fire-Proof Bulllings, Address ARTHUR G, MOORE, Superintendent. MISCELLANEOUS. PAIR HAVEN SEMINARY—A BOARDING SCHOOL for young ladics. Twonty-third yaar commencos Sop. 8 Address O. P, POND, Principal, Fair | JrANTLY BCHOOE FOR KOYS —OUR, & ‘vautal caro and thorongh proparation for businou or collego. Rtoforonco ta sotua) patrons, Addiune'ut Unfon- wilio, N. Y, S, 8, HARIY M. A, DWARD TITU I 3 T TOAR sominary for both aexos, Twentieth year beging Aig. 24, 'Filtgon tonchors; 10 proparv fur callegs, for businn o for lfo, "B Sor’ sgar. Addrew, for oxalogus JOSEPLHL NG, Tort Bdwa sd, N, X, (LOLDEN HILL SEMINARY FOIt YOUNG LADT Bridgeport, nn . Addrol Miss l’,}llLY»NIElSDAA TIUDSON YOURG LADIS SENINANLY, AU gon, N. X.,—Tho autumn turm begins Sept, 8, 197 Anntive Franch toacher roridoain tho fumily, 830 por aunum. _Miasos PUAKI, Principals. DI SEMINARY—A HOARDING 1 s aud Joung Loya, st Deononiosoe, Wiy ‘nddress MISS GRACE P. JONLS, Depot fuot o L ayicé, 121 Han ILLINDIS GENTRAL RAILROAD. alie-st, and ook uf, T sty neur CI WILLIAM A. HARRIS, Providonce, R. 1., Bullderof tho nty-second-at. Ticket §t. Louls Expross St Lunis Fast. L Springnold Kxprosa Dubuguo & Sloux Ci Dubuguo & Sioux O 110 HARRIS-CORLISS ENGINE 1¥ith Hurri'Patontod TImprovomonts, Send for Cireu- nrs BARLOWS INDIGO BLUE Ta.tho ehoapest and beat articlo tn tho market for BLUT- ING OLOTISES, ‘Tlio gonuine hidy both Barlow's and Wiltborger's namos gn tho labuly and ts putun at Wilibergor's Drug Story, No. 253 Narth Second-at., Philadelphin i WILTBERGER, Propriotor. L7~ For aale by MEDICAL CAKDS. DR. C.BIGELOW 0. dn SILVA AND MIS. ALEX, BRAD- ORD'S (formarly Mrs, Ogden Hoilmau's) English, French, ud Gorman Hoardin aud Day Schuol for suung indios and chlidren, 17 Weat Thiriy-clghthest., Now York, repons Soutomber 2. Applioations”say e mado a¥ above. ]\,"ns. WM. G, BRYAN'S BOARDING.SOHOOEL FOR soung Iadics. Tho falltera of M. BIRYAN'S ) schoul opens Se) , 1878, BATAVIA, fun &, 1878, OB, SCHoOL YOI YOURG LADIES: A0 Kindorgarton, Red Bank, Monmouth Couns N J. Boardors, 13, Physical and iental eulturo, Toacking by legture and abjoct, lunding puplls to think snd roason. Noodlowork, oulluary art, et6. L. 13, COLEMAN, Prin. MONTOSE CLASRICAL, AND MILITATLY ‘Sohool, Honth ‘Orango. N. ., ono hiour from Now York by the Morrls & Kssox prclous. drill- on Glnalenl. coureo, also copons Bopt, 16, * Hovs 8600 per annum, and uo yoom, armory, and equipmont. Tronch, Gorman, sud Drawi br. WILKY, Principal, Torms, N4V JESEY, COLLEGINTR INFIITUTE (FOft ‘Lioth soxes), Bordentown, N.J. Address K. & I, TAAS, A, M., Principal. ORTHWESTERN _UNIVERS STX 00K ‘logos, and over soventy Profussors and instructors, Tall torm opana Bopt. For purticulars, address Prosi- dont FOWLER, Yvanston, Il ERKSKILL MILITARY ACADEMY, PEEKSKILL, N Vo 00 por yuar, Ouone Hopt, 10, Qol. OHAS. . WRIGIY M., ROBERT DONALD, A, B, Ansoclate Prinel] ROF, OLARKIL'S OLASSES IN OLASRIOS AND ‘tho uodorn fanguages will reopen at 645 Wost Mad- ixon-at. Hopt. 8, 1873, ROGELAND INETITOTE FOR VOUNG TADIIE, Nyacicun-tho-Hudson,~Tha fall tonm of this Toatl- tate, _delightfally situstedon the Hudson Rivor, noar Now York, will com clroular, with full BANBIIE] Ryuneing for niss monce Sopt. 24, Far eataloguo and. articulary, sddross REV, L DELOS ATY, TOONESTER, N. X adlos, roupons Bopt. 8. 1ot i, Kadress” tho " Pinaiyal, BeitS: d admisaton or olroutar, address tho BATCALL L. NOTT. SAYLRGOK SEMINARY, day gehool for yaung Ind Gonn, | WIIL opou Tar a5d roferancos, L. WARNKR. A TOARDING AND aad chiliros, Harbrook, Vuduosdny, Supt. 10, 1870, For eireu: ‘sddruss tho Prinoipal, MISS ALIOI (a) Kuns to Champalgn on Saturdays, CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN RAILROAD. City affices, corner Kandotyh unt LuSille-ste,, sta, corier Mudison: CONVIDENTIAL PHYSICIAN, 377 and 29 South Clarh S ) radtes of tho papars, that Dr. 3 e by il rendbes 1 3 i i Siost ostabiiehiod pysleinn i Olicago: and 75 Canal- Dubuguo. Dilwaukow Mall, Milwaukeo Tixpre " Txht [5x, v Troenrt & Bubuau lxjires Freoport & Dubuque iz pruss Milwavkoo Passengo 038, Sclonce and oxperince havo mado Dr. B, tho most ro. Rowaisd SULOTALIST. of 'tho ago, Bonored by tho brots, e uttasamonta by all (1] wozel il duy, haviug, doruled SENC SOLIEE fn hertretinge romedos that 15, ol Gason ot GHLONIG AND SPLUIAL o hath soxen, ULATION "TiEk, SEPARATE PARLORS for Tuttien n gentiomon, ~ Cally, CORIESPONDENGIE CONFIDBNTERT, " Addrons ail lottces, witk staw; De. U, BIGELOW, 271 and 279 South Clarkst. Times, Oct, 23, 1843, DR, BGELOW s & rogairly bred phyalcinn, Tiia rop- utation is beat known horo in our midst, ‘o wants uodise 1A ptoruncs, ut i woll spoke of by ovory ong ot trusting thewselves to his care, Whilo the world endnrot exteomed of ‘tho nighest medi ‘morlical istitutos of tho dn; YEARS OF > 0 1 e +9:3 p. m. —_— COLORADO, KANSAS & NEW MEXICO. Ticket and Freiyht Ofice, 77 Clark-at, S‘melnl Inducements. Great New Route, Fo R, R. W, K, CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC RAILROAD. Depol, corner of VnIuren Grand Iacific Hotel, thin class of physiclsns nre requived, and if any oua neols stich sorvioe, It 1 of tho utmost importance {0 eng! only o man whoso oxperiungo 18 oquai to his otfor of i+ ent ald, and without projuilce, or uny lutorost lu, siying other than tho truth, wo rocarimond nio omphatically suel (o visit D1t. BIGISLOW, at bis Contral Rooms, 577 and %79 South Clark-st., Chicako, DR. A. G. OLIN, A, T. & 8t . WEBB, doi'l Ag't, ud Skermnsata, Ticket affice, Night Ixpros, .. Omaha, Tonvonw'th& Atchison I Poru Accommudation,, Arrive 352 WABASII-AV., OPPOSITE POST OFF n, m, * 5:00 1, . . colalist of the ago in tho treate G i3 850 1 | Tho most xonownod speclaitet of tho us in tho Lreats D et Rahinors Hipeoss F10:00 e e b 11008 e e oahént, -Aversion to. Soclot Deput orth LAKE SHORE & MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD, Yan Burensat., foot a7 LaSalle-st, Ticket offices, ieeat corner Clavk and coruer Canal and Madisun-ats, O 61 Alpmory, X0, pam D S hatter who havo failod, call Gr Mrito, ‘Tt i3 solf-ovidout that a physician Xl\uklnr a certaln class ol B oty Soars hiautudy, and troatiug thousandy s o o saat Requisu WreAtor skill i hin spuc than one lu horal peactice, 1 high st Randolpleats,, and souilicest Ins of w Yo Air Line, Atlantle Expross, via Air Lino, lL{IIL Jexpress, vin Muin Lin Eikinart Accommodation, . South Chiongo Accommsd Mafl, via Alr Iino and Main Li Nl A R Leare, ive, fug, ju this aud othur citles, Tocognizo this fact aud o Arrice | Stma patiants to Dr, Olfn for troatment. Ottica I m. Sundays o o, 1403 p. m. In| otirod, spoclally tovited ty 0 Daclar's opinion, freo of ours, 8., to8p. Thoss havinig failod Vol call or write, aud weeuiva char "Fifogs you ought to know—tho crenm of modical lite: g0~ as AaIn I Who niay marey, why ot, why, Noxd:vi Rivico. "About phuplos an tho faco.” Why our poopla dra * PITTSBURGH. FORT WATNE & raaturoly nfirm. Al that tho doubtful sish to ki il work. vontaine iuformation that all should b & uainted with, o o maringo guldo al pelvato couns STANEORD FIITARY TNSTEOTE TWENTY: fourd 67 ogins Hept. 16, 4. oys thoroughl Hited for mfih',:f-. om0 Hotutol, or Tsjaoas, ~Clrias it magtiond dotuioped by Kntinges aud telihiut alact plizo. ‘bl’fifflllui! solc ?X o !% ‘iu; {ll"l‘klllhlllm‘l‘llls)‘. r;nd owibifiy, Kor ca el fall dotalts ‘and. fofor- ho Zon W 0 WILLEOK, A, Sy Capte We A. Soms sl °0: WILLEOX, A VLN Prinipals, Stamford, Cotin. TFALLIARN REMINARY, VATIISD) loardlag snd day soiiool lor young la Aopt, 16, Ofcoulars miay bo obtalned at 1 3 abA. fi. Bhipman & Mrs, GEORGE O, TA. , noar Broadway. 0 MALR GOLLIEGE, WILM{NOTON, llI‘Ith |l“lllll| lou Il:'l Mlml‘ll|uxu'l‘\l‘l;r‘n uilugncos, nt rosnomabin ox- Bante 10, Ry, JONRN WiLs SCOTCH GRANITE, SCOTCH POLISHED GRANITE SHEARBR SMITIL & CO., DALBEA' GRANIPE WORKS, DAL BEATTIE, SCOTL Supply Pollsliod Gray, Bliio, and 1tul wmontal sl urchituoiural purposed, K hundreds of workmien t quareyiug, dressig, std pollsl ing of Geanlte, 8,, B, & UU. aro vnabled tu supply thele oufobratod Dalbesttla Granito wilh dispateh. nitos for moun- uying se 1 Tail, ... Valpsralso Kesuiiodution.. uf b Ta N addrors poat-pald, for 80 Gonts, Addrest Dr. A, G. OLIN, Chicago, 11l ¥t Dr. Kean, 360 South Clark-st., Chicago, Teave, | Arrive, For theowh tie Tewe Ticket als afiice, 1 orner Marklaon ; at Hlliols Central Deyot, CHICAGO, INDIANAPOLIS & CINCINNAT LINE, VIA KANKAKEE ROUTE, From the Great Central ftadlrond teta ol aleeping - Lgialihsts, Reur corner ¢ May be confidentlally consulted, personally or by mail, frgw o shiarge on uil ronlo oe hurvoud diiuies, DIt Jo KEAN is tho only phiysiclan in tho oity who ware Tants Curas or no pay. Gireon Huok sent for 50 conts. ou linoungravings. THROUGH of Laket, | ear bériha opply ulour lar W Lasalleat,, corner Waihe Depot, fuot Tllusteatod with nuore D, POUY TN SN 1D, Toayo Ohivaga, . Ariivo at Laluyel Arrivoat Tudian i 183 BOUPH OLARIC-ST., Guntinucs io ouro all Giironle, Norvons, and Uelnay Dinonwos of both noxos, aud tiny I-ecnnhd\lu:lnl;.;;l cosi [T (w2, W 25 conts a box, Al Right Snlve DR, Artivan ulted, porsonally or 1y Tyo o cliur nuls o 0 it Olilcown nt 1357 8, s B2 &, oy and Txmmuhd,i.u'-'-- "wammw‘ b Modical Troativo ta R idion wudt wontloinon sone 2 alis and Cttielimatl, South Fnd pasonions et go D, S = buggaro ohoskod i o ! 5 TTOINID, bargaso oliokud and tako train ab THONGHAOOULEL | 410 vy e RO, QUIEALOL 1 a rosuley = = Fl‘nll i medislao), l!ll)llr lllAIlI i ‘?tl “:»,lvl'l‘lu“ I:l: arantood. " All Fem ‘v. SALVE, { Chbvest* Ronicinos fusnished, Cuidliae poak on_disvason, buid eliculars, Keu, (92 ulkk—ali fro0 for two stanps, ALl lutiors count Burns, Bolls, I donthal, PRESCRIPTION FRED Tortho ll'l’«d{ curo of Norvous Debility, and gll dixore o hrough Ly bl tions in joutt, Lo, An ek T i ngrtioala, "Ridross it HirG¥ & \)d‘., Ulucinaati, Ghlo. PHENS, 191 Deacborn-ste