Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 22, 1875, Page 15

TUE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SUNDAY, :AUGUST 22, 1875.-SIXTEEN PAGES. a — THE CUSTOM-HOUSE., & Formalitics with Which Vessels Must Comply. -" Tho Tecessary Papers—Storing Datiable Goods. She Smuggling Question. The Custom-House routine through which yessela have to pass 0D entering the port of Coreago 16 comparatively simple, tut infringe- ments of itare aptto cause & severe penalty, ‘When verscls enter the harbor and pass up the ver, they are hailed at Rush street bridge by a Custom-House Inspector, and the port whence they have come 1s inquired after. In the case of sesse's from foreign po:ts, Inspectors are guspatcned to board them as soon as they arrive at dock, and vessela from the lower akon et boarded 10 the sams manner as often aa sitle. Tbe Inspector makes as close an ex- Amioation as possible’of the cabins and upper works of the vezsel for dutiable articles, and the batches are closed and cargo sealed up until en- try of 1t bas been made, THE DISTRICT OF CHICAGO extends from about Waukegan to Michigan City. ‘Feasele trading in this district need not report orclear, but masters of vesse!s from other dis- trict, or from foreign ports, must 16- pot to the Collector ia twenty-four pours after arrival, under penalty of 620 jo the former case, €1000 in the- latter. ne report is made to the Marine Department of the Cus.om-House, and s manifest of the cargo given. Incase of vessels from foreign ports, the importer ia allowed twenty-foar hours io shich to enter the goods at the Castom-House, @r, in other words, to submit his invcices with ¢he Congular certificates of the foreizn porte, and pay the duties thercon, giving bond fur the goirectvese of the valuation aud classification of fhe goods. If the importer faiis to do this in the piven time, the Rood are Bent tos bonded ware- house, remaicing there autil the ducies and gorage charges upon them are paid. In the caso when the importer makes the entry within roper ume, fhe proper Win’ pensar? 18 ISSUED, addressed to the Inspector in charge of the ves- gol toland the cargo. tus permit contains an inventory of packages, the maiks and numbers gipon tem, description of merchandise, e:c., and tha packages to be sent to the Appraiser’s more are wdicated. The discharging cfticer of the Custom-House sees that the cargo cor- responds to the inventory given on the permit, “and picks out the pactages to be sent to the Ap- raiser's store. A report to the Custow-House ismade upon the cargo 80 .tuat it may be seen ‘rhether it corresponds to the manifest filed by the master of the vesuel. In regard to the BELECTION OF GooDs a i the Appraiser's store, it isto be explains: a Sean toe invuice is recerved at the Custom- House a random selection 18 made ot oae out of every six or seven packages of the same kind of c to be sent to the Aprraiser’s store for examination. When an importer desires to have bs goods passed through the Custom- ‘House immediate! after arrival, he can, by pas- jag the cuties indicated on the invoice, obtain all eXcept those sent to the Appraiser. If the val- nation and c:assificauon of the goods made by that obicer varies from that siated on the in- voice, the previous settlement with the im- porter is corrected on the new basis. In case of goocs sbich are sent to a bonded warehouse, 8 selection of packages for the Ap- raver 1s made im the same manner, but the im- por.er need pot pay the duties except when he desnes to withdraw the goods fro:o the bonded warebouse. Goods in a bonded warehouse or boudsa duck are out of the custody of the im- porter, aud are in the care of Custom-House officers, #0 that cargoes of goods to go into bond are landed at once. THE ADVANTAGE to be secured by an importer in !etting his goods potoabouded warebouse is that he need not par his doties until be wants the goods, and need ouiy withdiaw them as be wants taem, pay- Ing a0 amount of daties proportionate to the quactity of goods he wishes to si:hdraw from boud. IN THE CASE OF BULKY ARTICLES which could uotreadily be placed ia bond, as for instance Balt aud lumber, the parmeut of du- ties ig luvariauly required before permit to no- Joad is iesued. When the importer i810 such a hurry tor the goods that itia desired to unload ” the wrgo a: night, the macter of the vessel exe- gates a bond tothe approval of the Collector, indemnitying bum trom losses that may occur fom euch 5; ecial license. From the above ce-cription of the routine, the reader may discern the pointe at which SMUGGLING MIGET DE POSSIBLE. The Custom-Heure relies upon the examination af the lnepeccor to discover dutiable goods Pot incluced in the manifest of cargo, aod if he should be negligent smail articles might esca:e bim. or if be should be eorraputle, his veelect to notice might be in- eured. If the selecticn for the Appraiser’s store sould be foreseen, a frauduieus entiy might be resoited to, 1n order to smugeie in goods. But the peuslLes are vo Leary that even # small de- guee of rok would be t00 great to incur. High luties on the other hand, however, offer such s darge profit for succesoful smuygiing that 1 is ‘not to be wondered at that every vow aud then 8D attempt is mace to get up an underground line to Canada. At oue tune the smug- elwg of clothing was extensively carried on, orders being taken in Chicago, and the Giotbes seut througa from Canada at prices that showed that the exactions of we Government bad vee evaded. For the prevention of smuggling outelde of ‘the port uf entry, the Custom-Itouse anihouities rely on : THE REVENUE CUTTER SERVICE. When vevsel c.ears from « foreign port, its Papera cet forth its destination, aud tue law does ‘Bot Ailuw it to lund its carzo at any other port of @atrr, Any alteration of a stup’s papers is pun- fbadleas afelsny. Toe revecue cuttera cau bead any vessel and exanmne its papers, aod exercise 8 su.veilance over it W any surpicion is excited in re- fird to ite intent. If fur instance etacgeling vercol shoold Isud its guods on the ‘at pome faint avav from the city, if over- Isuled by arevenue cutter on ius way back, it eculd not exhiott proper japers. All vesuels cf 2% tons aod upward, are enrulied and licenned, Andon arrival at port most report at the Cus- twin-House, and at depaiture must obtain clear- auce papers under heavy peualties for negiact. Arevenoe cutier at the Straits of Mackiuaw could exercise surveillance over all the. commerce entenng Lake Micnizan. A certidcate of registry, enrollment, or liosnse, fiaudulently obtained, subjects s veasel to eeiz- weaud forfeiture. The laws confer ample an- thority on all Custom-House officers to make thoronzh inspection and examination. Iudeed, 0 extensive are the powers of the otticers of the customs, and complete their facilities, that only the enormous rates of duty on a protective tari” could afford encouragement to smugeiers. The Margin of profit is so large that the smugglers ‘ap afford an occasioual seizure. Raphaei’s Cartoons in the Sonth 4 ‘. Hensington Museum. ¥f the hictory of this museum of civilization Would ecord wirange instauces of popular ‘neg- ect for ‘creat works of art, itmust atthe same time show that works of genius in whatever per- 7 material embodied, have a strange vital- R. The Milonian’ Venus, twice buried in the earth that eho might not be harmed by the wrath Sf ber Mars, bas had éxper-ences hardy more Gguiticant thau those throneh nbich the sacred desizned by Raphael—-pr by aid of King and regicide, by aid. tdv, of the Deglect which left them hidden for @ handred Farin lumbei-roome—bave become the glori- Sarnberitance of South Kensington. ‘The seven cartoons—wbat would not row’ be: baid for the three that are lost !—were designed F @raan vy the gr.at artist and bis scaolars quite request ‘of Popa Leo X. (1513) as copies ‘aresiry, and the tapsetries made from them Snow in the Vatican, They were made at Ar- = tnd the cartcons—eo called because drawn d—were thrown into the warehouse Gere, Here they remained neglected until they fowteen by Renbens, who advised Charies I. ra them for s tapestry-emabhishment ‘mtiake, near London. On the deata of the Olver Crouwell yaid £500 for them, that the taestry-works sboald they Datinued. On tbe fall of Cromwell ro leshd Contacated, and, for a second time, thec awav into a lumber room. this = Whitenall Fortunately, the designs ca strips of paper 12 feet long, which could 2p and $0 they Were able to eurrive such xt time they attracted notice was st tego of William IIi., by whose order Sir er Wren Drepsied 8 room for them at > Court. They were then carefully Hived sgt their arrangement is the ridiculous inscription bereath each, ** Lent bythe Queen.” The Queen does not own an inch of nov of them. Tue iast individu! who ovned them was Oliver Crom- well, who paid what was supposed a larve sam (£360) tor works which no amount could par- cbase from the Protector’s true heir, the English nation.—M. D. Conway, in Harper's Magaznne Jor Septemve: QUINCY’S SCANDAL, Few Additional Developments—The Ladies of Hoffman’s Church Hivid gan Indignation-Meeting. Special Dispatch to The Chicugo Tribune, Qerscr, Ilt., Aug. 21.—Tke proceedings in the ecandal-trial to-dsy were bilef, and nothing of special importance was elicited, except ono piece of evidence tending to show that one of tho women with whom Hoffman has been inti- mate opened a ccrrespondence with one of the phvsicians bere with a view to securing his services for the rurpose of abortion. This woman left the city afew days ago, and the de- fense is attemphog to show that she left at the instance of Hoffman. This, however, has not yet been shown. + bs ‘Some testimony was taken to-day which will not be published till Mondav. This aftervocn a mau from Nashville was pass- ing through the city, and upon bearing of this trial went to the oltice of Gen. Prentiss and in- formed him that he could produce the testimony of unmmperchadle witne ses to show that Hoff- man’s reiations with the women were grossly seandalous while he was dispensing the Gospel st Rusbville. Depositions of witnesses at that ace wilbe taken, to be usedon Tuesday or ‘ednesday. Last evening some of the females of Hoff- mac’s church beld a very spirited indignation meering, at which they resolved Prentiss into a monzter and Hoffmao intoa martvr, aud de- manded to be placed on the stand as witnesses to their pastor's piety and devotion. Itis rumored to-night that a motion will be made on Monday to quash the proceedings, but they have probably gone too far for that. TILE INDIAN FRAUDS, Serious Irregularitics Discovered in Gibson’s Accounts, aSvecial Lrsvatch to The Chicago Tribune, Kansas City, Mo., Ang., 21—A Kansas City Times reporter, who-has just arrived from the Osage Agency in the Indian Territory. states that the investigation by the Commission ap- poiuted br United States Indian Commiesioner Hong, in relation to charges of fraude and in- compe:ency acainst J.T. Gibson, Indian Agent for the Oxage Indiaus, was slowly com- ing to mm end. A number of very damaging facta bad already been proven against tue Agent. Among them was that of having badtwoe sets of vouchers sigued in regard to paring certain money and supplies to the In- diana, and other charges of a hike character. One of the members of the Commission is E. C. Kimbalt, of New York, who, iast spring, was & member of the Committes who comp.etely whitewasbed this same lodian Agent, Gibson, then charged with irregularities in bis Agency. eg AN INHARMONIOUS BODY. New Your, Aug. 21.—The members of the Legistative Committee appoin:ed to investigate the affairs of the Emigrativn Commissioners, af- ter examining s single witness yesterday, be- came involved ins verbal altercation, which be- came bitter and severe. In the course of this, Mr. Alvord, whose questions were disallowed on the ground of irrevelancy, declared that he had been ‘choked off ” so many times that he should notactanv loner wih the Committce, but wouid returo home on Monday sud appeal to lus constituency to support him. pissed a Edwin Booth’s Iojuries. Acorrespondent of the Graphic, who ‘visited the home of Edwin Booth the day after the accident, writes thus to his paper: ‘The only visitor to Cedar Cl.ff this morning, except the physicians, was Mr. D. W. Waler, « friead of very long stacding and intimate relationship, He read of the accident this morning, and hastened to Oos Cb by the earliest train. For him the strict rale that cone should be permitted to talk with or v-sit the great actor was broken, and be was adm.tted to his friend's bedside. He informed the whiter after he bad returned from the siex-room that Mr. Booth was in very good spirita and confident of thorough and speedy Mr. Waler shared this hopeful feel- his iriend. ‘Edwin's face looks vers natural,’ said he, ‘aud it is my opinion that bis Tecoverv is removed not more than thirty day I feel hke taasnxing God for the good news,’ con'inued Mr. Waller. ‘Ar. Boothaud I wera boshovd friends, and I believe that to-day no one knows him 2aido. i could sot reach bis home quicily evough to satiofe my hopes and fears this morning. Whenl read that he had been injured by being thrown from bie carriaze, Icouid not understand it, forbe is as.tive a whip as lives, and a stleudid rider besides. In tho early days of Culfornia be and rode side by side every day. I thought bim then tae most daring riderIcver met, He woztd take the trauk of one of those big failen trees out there, even though there nas a road around it, and 8 “big rock or a high-banked stream were nothing, ether to him or his horse. Way, see, even yes- terday he was breaking ia a young colt.’ MARRIAGES. Sloth. They were never removed agai b Placed in the gall "i We ee ate Hi BTARR—SALMON—On tho 19th, tn Christ Church, by the Xt. Rev. Charlo: Cueney, 2K. West diarr, of tows, aud Disa Cla.a B. Salmou, of Chicago. DEATHS. WILLAAMSON—In this city, Aug. 18, 1576, Wiliam B. Wilhamwon, aged 37 ye4rsaad 5 mon bs. "Funeral pucdas, Aug. © from the Cathedral, corn-r of West Wastingion ani Peoria sees. Frisnda an acquaintances réepecttully invited. NEWMAN— Aug. 9%, George Fraucts, only son of Terenco and Mary A. Newman. Funeral from residence of his parents, 1035 West Madison street, Suuday at 1 o'clock p. m. HUPKINS—Aug. 31. Homer W., son of Charles R. and Anna dopkin-, aged Id months. WILSUN—At Detroit, Mich, Thorsday, Ang, 19, Hara Lacias Wilaun. oaly son of Lacias P. and Kitcy Hiton, tyear, 8 months, and7 days, of chulera ix- am. CORWIN—In Chicago, Ang. 4. Clara F. C., wite of Thomas Corwin, and youngest Caughter of the late Kor, Cardy, of St. Juba, Nv ‘M4 years andi month: : FEENY—Ave, 31, Thomas Feeny, Foneral Monday, Aug. ‘3 from his cousin's, James R. Feeny, 419 West Tayicr s.reet, at 10 a. m. “By carsto vary. MUIRHRAD-—At the Atlantic Mine, Houghton, Mich., Saturday, Aug. 4, Joule May, only daughte- of Ulirer AM. and Mianie Auirbead, aged 8 montns anu 17 days. HART—Ang. 31. at bis iate residence, 6&5 West Four. teenth street, fuomas Hart. Fuseral will take place on Monday, Aug. %3, at 1 o'clock, in carring--s to Calvary Cemetery. WILLIAMSON—On the lath inst., Willlam R. William- aon, accidon‘ally killed in the discharge of his du.y as ight yard-master on the liliaos Con ral Railr.a4. 'Ringral from the Catocdral of bts, Peter aud Paal, on Monday, Aug. will’ bo 2pm. Ti taken to Troy. N.Y. 83~ Troy and Utica, N. Y., papers please copy. POWERS—At St. John's Keetory, Chicago, Ang. 21, of cholera infentam, George Gywrand, iniant child ofthe Rov. Dr. Horatio N. and Clemence H. Powers, T year and 71 days. ‘Tho remains will be taken to Davenport, Iowa. AT ER—The foneral serrigss of Bonjemio F.. tafant scoot B.F. and Jouuis H. Azer, will take placo at [hele residence in Bgandal fayde Bark, Monday, B. zat MEDICAL. STATE MEDICAL OFFICES, 187 South: Clark-st., Chicago, Il. Deafness, right side, total, left ride, deafness, cured in 7 weeks. The Sut ey Hades, Beading, Fa. Purlzes and comm ‘vOUs Pi jon of sears atanding radical! cured in lJ weeks. Beferen-e, E. M. Height. Buffalo, N.¥, Female Weakness—One case in which the lady bad been unable to dress herself for months before going to the offices, permanently cured in 1) weeks. Hundreds of cases of all forms of disease, no matter how bad or of hew long standing, they can be cured. Terms reasonable and within the reach of all. Offices open all day and night, Consultation personally or ‘by mail free, The lungs a specialty. DR. MRS. ELLEN MILLER, Ladies’ and Children’s Physician (Iate of New York), specially treating DISEASES OF THE UTERUS, As Prolapsus Uteri (falling of the womb), etc,, and all chronic and prrvate diseases of females, Qfilce, 141 So. Halsted-at., near W. Madison. Hours, 9 to 12 8, m. avd 3 to 6 p,m. . TURKISH BATHS. Electro Thermal, \ Steam, Sulphur, and Mercurial VAPOR BATHS, For the treatment of acute and chronic diseases. GEAND PaCH¥i0 HOTEL, entrance on Jackscn-t., is apolied in all its forms, Open for gentlemen {rom 7 ha Faviieg' Department is under the personal ®a: ° SOMERS. Pronrietor. i if pervision of Mrs. Somers. DR. G. .. DYEING AND CLEANING. THE STECK? WAS AWARDED THE ONLY COLD MEDAL AT VIENNA EXPOS!T:ON OF 1873, BY THE MOST EXACT- INQ AND INCORRUPTIGLE JURY EVER CONVENED AND IN THE FACE OF THE MOST POWERFUL COMPETITION. THESE PIANOS ARE UNEXCELLED IN POWER AND PURITY OF TONE AND PER- FECTION OF CENERAL MECHAN- ISM, WHILE IN POINT OF DURABILITY THEY ABSOLUTELY SURPASS ALL OTHERS. ACENTS IN CHICAGO-THE GEN’L LAKE NAVIGATION. FOR BUFFALO. WESTERN TRANSPORTATION AND ANCHOR LINE STEARERS ‘Will leave for above and intermediate rorts, 28 follows: FOUNTAIN OITY, Capt. Gibnon, Tues isy, Aug. 24. JAPAN, Capt. McDougall, Wednesday, Aug. 25. BADGER STATE, Cspt, Ctark, T Aug. INDIA, Cart. Fitzgerald, Fri National Line of Steamships, NEW YURK 10 QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL, HELVETIA, 4,040 tons. Saturday, 81h August, at 2a, m. ENGLAND, aLUCt AY, Gy 48 m. ZGYPf. 5 1:0 vos. aturuay, Sept. 1, atl p. ma. THE QUEEN, 4,471 tona....Satarday, Sept, 1s, at 7am. DPALY, (iif tous, {uraay, Rept. 95, at | p.m. DENMARK. 4,00 to ‘DON DIRECT. ~Uharsday, Sept. 96, at 12 noon. Cabin passage, 87 ets at reduced rates, nd $80, currer: Retarn tick- Steerage tickets, $25 cusrency. Deca te tur £1 and upwards on Greas W-fiain Apply ur iy . B. LARSON, Nortueast corner Olark and Bandoiph-sis. (opposite new Dnesmay Hise), Uoicagu. INMAN LINE OCEAN STEAMSHIPS, OARRYING THE MAILS BETWEEN EUROPE AND AMERICA. PASSAGE RATES VERY LOW. ou 3 basing “PRANcIS ©. BROWN, jencral Wer: ro Agent, $2 South Clark. st., corner Lake, Chicago. CUNARD MAIL LINE. Sailing Three Times a Week to and from BRITISH PORTS. LOWEST RATES. Apply at Company's Office, northwest corner Clark and Randvlph-sis., Unicaco. ‘ ®. H. DU VERNET, Generai Western Agent. U.S. NCHOR LINE. Kvery Saturday to Glargow, Derry, Liverpool, 4c. Cabin, $08 to $0 Dteerage, 82% Incluaia; HENDERSON BRUL cornsr LaSalle and Chicas DENTISTRY. Dr. W.B. McCHESNEY. IMMENSE SUCCESS. 2,600 plates manufaciured tho past year. The Jargo-t dental establishment on ths continent. S. S. White's teeth used; the best and the bighest-priced teeth known to the profession. Tue iutelligoace of tue pablic is fully awake to the fact that they may no longer pay €25 aud for a fall sot of toe-b, when tney can get tho same for $3 at NCCHESNEY'S, corner Clark and Handolph-sts. Sat- {sfactiun given or money refunded. Guld pla ous- Gold filling first-class, and no fancy prices. Warranted. Teeth extracted without pain, fre, of charge, erery morning from 6 to 9. TRETH! ‘First-class Teeth: S6. A first-cines not of boxt gum teeth for $6. We lose money on every ect, notwithstanding, we will do all we prom- fre until our reputation for firut-claes work is eatab- DRS. HALE & CAIN, Rooms 1 and 3, 112 Dearborn-st, DR. H. R. PHILLIPS, DENTIST, 169 South Olark-st., bet Madison and Monros Best Gum Bets... $8 Best Plain Sets. 38 Gold Fillings, from. $4 Silver Fillings, trom. $3 Teeth Extracted without pain. ALL WORK WARRANTED. DR. H.C. MAGNUSON, Dentist Corner Randolph and Dearvorn-sts,, Room 5, McCor- mick’s B.ock, continnes to make full seta best Gum Teeth for $4, WARRANTED the aame quality teeth and rubber for which other dentiets charge from £20 to Hundrede can siready certify to the above facts, Call and be convinced. No charye for extracting when artifivial teeth are wanted. Teeth filled firat-riaca at Every operation warranted as greatly reduced rates, represented. TERETE ONLY $7.50. Dr. SWENGEL fnnerts the best fall set gum teeth AMUSEMENTS+ WCORMICK MUSIC HALL, Grand Charity Concert! BENEFIT OF Floating Hospital! PROGRAMME: PARI 1, 1, Grand overtnre.. .-.Balatka’s Orchestra 2X tyma—" 1 Love to Tell the S'ory ™.......duilaren 3. Pro Poocatis—Statat Mater (Rossini) stursand) Quaker Olty Gusset . Beranade (Mursbaud)..-+0- +0 et £ Bapanede (ith Saed » Tear * (Suckiny, W. H, Stanley with violin obligato, and pfano accomyaniment Profe, De Clerque and Bt, Ciair, 6, Duet—Walts Hondo (Gumber')...,... _-Migsea Gay Finefeld aud Emma Baker 5. Robert Le Diaole Idee (Myerbeer).Prof, Oscar Mayo 8, Life Has Ne Power (Opers Balisario, Donizetti). ‘Miss Emma BM, Suaw, Mosars. 8, ¥. Gage ani i cues Vitschireck 9. (By request)—Woodland Rose (Fisher)... @y sequel Quaker City Quartet PART IZ, rtnre--Opers Zampa—Two rianos, 1O re Peal and. Mncaully, rote’ St, Clate ‘aad Oberman ; viclin accompaniment, Prof, H. Dé Clerqne 11. “No Sweeter Floweret: I Kiss Theo,”......Dalfo From New Opera Tsi 'W. 1 Stanly 12. Selections from opera of Sonn: ta 19, “ Behold Me, Aimigh' ria), composed by Prof. C. G. Mrs, 0. G. 8t,Clalr 14, “When the Tide Comes _In™....0. W, C. Gooding 15, Violin Solo—Souvinour De Belin 16, Vocal Selections.. 17, Song—“* Carina”. tor Tee 18, “I Long for Thee"..... OF Guaker Cliy Quartet. 19, “Star-Spangled Banner”... Miss Emma Baier, Prof. H, De Clerque -Mrs, Antoin Maguire neversssKeyn Godders of Liberty, with chorus by Sabbath-schoo} children, At McCormick's Hall Friday evening next, Aug. 27, for the beneBt of the Floating Hospiial, Grand Charity Concert, McCormick's Hall, Aug, 27. Tickets, 50 cents; for sale at Root & Lewie’, Lyon & Healy's, Board of Heath Booms, and Northwestern Conservatory, 242 Wabzsh avenue. NeW CHICAGO THEATRE, Clark-st., near Randolph, opposite Sherman House, ‘Doors open at 74; Legins at 8, SFCOND WEEK of the dramatic season and first preduction of Eo icicault’s famous satirical comedy in Bre acts on the vices and follies of fashionabie life en- ~ OLD HEADS YOUNG” HEARTS! With Fashionable Costumes, Scerery by Merars, Hill- yard, Mumrhée, and Langushe, Furniture from the Tobey Furniture Co., corner State and Adams-ats, THE cast: Earl of Pompion (his first eppearsnce) Afr.Geo, Stoddart Lord Chas. Roebuck (his first sppear— ance ret en Roc eed ian appeal yttleton 0 . Eyttleton Coke} Brothers } Bural #. Edward Coleman ME. @, Christle Lady Pompion (he Miss Kate Rocket (ber ance. et tp Mfiss Emma Plerco iy bel Prepa: alr. made for tue carly production at the New Chicago hestre of an Ameri- cen Society Comedy, in three'acts, prepared expressly for this thentre ty a'prominent liierary gentloman of this city, and entitied HEARTS AND DIAMONDS, ‘Which will be produced with fine cast of characters, new acenery, costumes, and furniture a la mode. ‘Matinee every Suturday at ‘2. Seats may be secured at the ticket ollice one week in advance, ADELPHI THEATRE, WEEK OF MONDAY, AUG. 23. ANOTHER ENTIRE CHANGE! NINE FIRST APPEARANCES! First appearance in Chiosgo in three years of the famous Showman and Comedia, YANKEE RUBIN- SON, In bis own glorious Centennial Comic Drama, TUE DAYS OF 76. First appearance siace his recovered health of Chi- o's favorite Comedian, BILLY MANNING. “iit aprearane of the popular German Dialect Comedian. CHARLES GARDNER, Furet appearance of the popular Banjoist and Comic Balladist, SAM COLES. First appearance of the talented California Irish Di- alect Comedians, MURPHY and 1ACK. Firet appearance of the popular Vocalist, MISS ANNIE MORGAN. ‘The popular and vivacious Serfo-Comic, FRANKIE. The telented and popular Irish Couple, FER- GUSONS, Barney and Lee ‘e bnoniGae For this week only, Felix y's Great Tableauz, THE LOST BALLOON, ‘Among the New Acte aro: silly Manning's Inimits- ble Impersonations; Gardner's Teutonic Specieities; haughnesey Guards; Belie of the Cliff House; That Little German Band; Whack, Row de Dow; Comic Banjo Solo. 3 Conclndieg with Yankee Bobinson's Centennial omic Drama, DAYS OF "76; OR, THE TIMES THAT TRIED MEN'S SOULS, ‘Tula (Sundry) evening, Aug. 22, “The Two Or- plans” is German. ne HO! FOR SOUTH CHICAGO. Odd Fellows’ Grand Pione TO SOUTH CHICAGO, ON TUESDAY, AUG. 24, ‘Under the auspices of Union Lodge, No. 9, 1.0.0. F., For the Benefit of the Widows’ and Orphans’ Fund, By tho Splendid Bide-wheel Steamer MUSKEHGON. Maj, Nevins’ Band will furnish the music for Danc- ing on steamer and the grounds. freshments on steamer and at the Park, Bound trip, 75¢; children under 19 sears, 2c, Bt for $7.50, and warranted to giveas good sutisfuction as others charging $20. Teeth oxtr-cted without pain by the use of nitrour oxide gas. First-class fillings at greatly reduced prices, Room 8, northwest corner Btate and Madison-at DISSOLUTION NOTICE. DISSOLUTION. The copartnership heretofore existing between Shi ley & Harrice is this day diseoived by Hmitation, ‘The abilities and all business of the late firm to be ad- fusted by thelr successor, Joseph E, Shipley (late of Shipley & Harriss}, who will continne the tea business at 241 Blue Island-av., and the Branch Stores in other FAIRBANKS’ STANDARD SCALES ‘OF ALL KINDS. FAIRBANKS, MORSE & CO, 111 & 118 Lake St., Chicago. Be careful to buy only the Genuine, FOR SALI. & J. CASEY, 41 AND 43 FIFTH-AY., Keep on hand the largent assortment in the city of new and second-hand goods. Furniture, Carpets, Bed- ding, Office-Deeks, Counters, Shelving, Show-Cares, Refrigerators, Ale-Boxes, Office: Rai ing, Tools, Pio tres. and Gas Fiztnres, hongbt and sold. MEDICAL CARDS. enmnnene QOCK HOSPITAL, corner Wasuiogton and eaten chartored by thy State of lilt is for the express parp7s3 of giving the highest porsible treatment ia aff f Drie AM SSereiaaetarey satediscares, “It is well kann Ur. James bas stood at the head of the profession for uver #0 years—age aad experi- ence all iciportant, A book for the million, free, or 10 Gents to pay pos.age, on Mariags, Lost Energy, Loves Tmpotency, 6a ths Pace, etc. Ladies requiring the most delicate attention, wits bome beard, eta, call oe write. Stric.ly contideutial Office, 9a. m, until 7 p.m. Sundays, lu to L. ey DR. BIGELOW ‘The grestest specialist of the the age in the North. west, woere he is well-kniwa, bas eaablished tbe largest practice in the past ty years. in curonic and secret diseases, of both male and female. Every case can be cored, His reputation guarantees this fact. Circulars sent fcr two8-cent stamps. Communications confiden- Boat will leave Goodrich’s Dock at Rus! bridgo t 9:3 a, mm, sharp, and return at 5 p. HOOLEY’S THEATRE. LAST WEEE OF Mr. John Dillon. Monday, Tuesday, and Wodnesdsy Matines, LANCASHIRE LASS. Wednesdsy and Thursday Evenings—PAUL PRY and HIS LAST LEGS, Frid.y—Farewell Benefit to Mr. JOHN DILLON—4 Glorious Pisys—THE DOCTOR, LAUGHING HYENA, QUIET FAMILY, and BARNEY, THE BARON. Saturdsy Matincee—LANCASHIRE LASS, 2 Saturday Night—PAUL PRY and THE IRISH DOC- Monday, Aug. 30—THE GREAT CALIFORNIA BIN- STRELS—Emerson, Rice, arlington, Mack, Kemble, MoVICKER'S THEATRE, BRILLIANT SUCCESS OF EDWIN ADAMS In his New and Exciting Play CLANCARTY. Every Night and Saturday Matinee. PICNIC, Schiller Lodge, No. 15, K. of P. THIRD GRAND ANNUAL FESTIVAL MONDAY, AUG. 22a, IN THE PACIFIC GARDEN. a ent, 2p cetite each, Children freo. from the Hall of the nage ley Balgeick and Sigel-sts, Strict order will be ‘observed at the Picnic grounds, GROW'S OPERA HALL, 517 West Madizon-«t, LECTURE ON IRisH WIT AND HUMOR, Boe the banat of the Church of Our Lady of Sorrows, lay Evening, Ai 5, F, COOKE, £4q. Admistion, se: oP 1810, by E- AUCTION SALES. &e, aL. Hila large work Just pablished seut for 1 gantala all facta worth knowing. . BIGELOW, Me D., 379 South Claye-at., Chicago. " xorarii Dr. Kean, NO PAY!! 360 SOUTH CLARE-8T., CHICAGO, Bay be consulied, personally or by mail, {r0 of cua on all chronic or nervous diteases. DK. J. KEAN is too only phyeician {3 the city. who warrants cures or no pay. Oa.ce hours, 9a. m, to 8p. m,; Sundays trom 9 to 1d ‘GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING THOROUGHLY CLEANED and NEATLY BEPAIRED, st the BOSTON FANCY STEAM DYE HOUSE, to be found in 100 Bouth Clark, 153 Dlinois, and 265 W. DE, OLEIN, 187 Warhington-st., lcago, Lon; en than avy sheen in Chicago in the treatment Faron au and Private tame ‘Seminal —_ and cy permanently cured. Ladies requiring deil- see reathenk, with home and board may fall weenie in confidence, A book for all (illustrated), 10 cents, S. DINGEE & CO., Auctioneers and Com: eiaad Et Bast feandelpee ‘Liberal cash edvancos made on consignments. Householi et Stee Heraiture, Carpeting, Hedding, Crockery, Glassware, and GENERAL MERCHANDISE, Every Wednesday and Ss: A *Gonstanty og hacd at pega a : pAdarre and Bandsome ascrinent ft MEW. Parlor, Coamber, Library, and Dining-room FORNITORE AND GENERAL HOUSEHOLD GOODS Also, & complete assortment of all kinds of OFFICE AND LIBRARY PURNITURE At very low petees to con wy, iyi adrances. The trade and a... AUCTION SALES, WM. A’ BUTTERS & CO., AUCTIONFERS, 108 MADISON-ST. Real Estate Sile—19 Residence Lats, West front on Harding ¢t., be:ween Kinzie and West Tadiaus, only one bidck east of the new NORTHWESTERN CAR SHOPS, ie aay ae a blocks weat of Central Park. lorning, Aug. 2), Yelock, ab a Colson aga doch st Bates AUCTION SALE HANDSOME North Side rOTed Property, MONDAY AFTERNOON. Ang, 23, 1875, at3 clock, On the Premises, 85,89, 91 and 93 Lincoln-av. 4 Two-story and Basement Brick Dwelling Honses, With deep lots, fronting east on Lincoln-ay., running through to and frontiug weat on Sedgwick-et. Fach house contains 10 rooms, bath, closets, pantries, and every modern iinproveinent, with a enb-cellar 7 fect high beneath the basement.’ They were built under the supervision of Armstrong & Eagan, architects, of the beet material, and in the most thorough manner, at a cost ef over $7,02) each, ‘The location belng with: in one block of Lincoln Park and Clark-st., with bores cir facilities, is regarded aa one of the most desirable on the North Side, Any one desiring a well-built, handsome residence, desirably situated, need only ia. spect them to be convinced of their excelience. ‘There ig an incumbrance of $3,140 on each house, 4 yeara to run, with interest at 9 per cent, All sume above that amount will be cash within 10 days after the sale, A deposit will be required of each purchaser at the time of tale, The title to the property ia perfect. Full war- rantee deed given, All information can be hsd from WM. A, BUTTERS & CO., Auctioneers, 103 Madison-at., Chicago. WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUG, 26, at 8:30 o'clock, At Butters & Co,'s Auction Rooms, 103 Madiaon-st., CROCKERY In packages and open lots. Lamp Chimneys, Decorated Toilet Sets, AT 1 OCLOCE, New Top Bugzies and Harness, BUTTERS & CO’8 REGULAR TRADE THURSDAY MORNING, Acg. 24, at sateen VERY DESIRABLE LINES OF STAPLE AND PANCY DRY GOODS, a THING, On Second Fioor Salesroom, 108 Madison-st, BUTTERS & 00,'$ SATURDAY SALE, Furniture, Housebold Goods, Pianos, Carpets, etc., SATURDAY MORNING, Aug. 28, at 9:30 o’ck at thelr Salesroome, 108, Saowat eas GREAT AUCTION SALE OF REAL ESTATE Wednesday Afternoon, Sept. 1, 1875, At 1 0’Olock, on the Prorertz 13 Lets 02 Milvrankee-ay,, 25 Lots ou Norit-ar,, . 36 Lots on Elk Grove-st, 15 Lots on Giraril-st, ; 15 Lots on Woatt-st, 2 Brick Houses and Lots on Elk Grove-st, TERMS OF SALE—One-third cash, balance 1 and 2 years, with interest at 8 per cent per annum, The property is clear of all incumbrance. A com- plete abstract of the property will be furnished to each purchaser, A deposit of $100 on each lot will be re quired from the purchaser at the time of sale,, A full warrantee deed will be given within 30 days of the eale. The property is locaied in Picket’s Second Addition to Chicagu, in'the west of the N. E. 4 of Section 6, Town 32, Range 14, east of Wicker Park, and ts sur- rounded by « good clisa of improvements, with the ‘lake water through each street, and sewers on Milwau- kee and North-avs.; accessible by horse cara snd om- nibuses on Afilwaukee-av., which pass directly by the pronerty. It in within the city mits, only a little over 2 miles northwest from the Court-House Square. Now is the time to invest] When every one wanta to sell is the time to buy! Real Estate Is Safer than any Savings Bank, ‘There are many in Chicago who save more or less. money evary your and are afraid, not without cause, to place it in Savings Banks, or other so-called securi ties; to euch a class this sale offers the SAFEST IN- VESTMENT, one which will return to the investor both principal and interest, The sale will be positive by direction of the owner. WAL A, BUTTERS & CO,, Auctioneers, 108 Mudison-st., Chicago, BY G. P. GORE & CO., Band 70 Wabash avenus. TUESDAY, August 24, In onr next regular sale will be found the following, in addition to the usual lines of Staple and Fancy DRY GOODS, 500 dozen Hair Brushes. A Mice line Shell and Horn Combs. Hew invoice of RaMings, Ties, Collars, &t, Gents’ Underwear in Ligtt and Medium Weights. A full line of Lmen.Goods in Damasks, Towels, Cloths, Nupkins, Doylies, Gente’ and Ladies’ Hdkfs., ‘Linen Crash, Fronting Linens, &c. ‘Ladies’ Underwear, Skirts and Robes, Infants’ Wear, Ce Gents’ Cheviot and Dress Shirts, Men’s and Women’s Hosiery, Table and Pocket Cutlery, Yankee Notions, Marseilles Quilt Another invoice and peremptory sale of Men’s & Boy's CLOTHING. 60 DOZ. ALPACA AND GINGHAM UMBRELUIAS, *To be closed out in this sale, Opening hour, 9:0 a, m, GEO, P.'GORE & CO., 68 and 70 Wabssh-av. AUCTION SALES. | By ELISON, PONiEROY & CO, ‘and v6 Randolph st, HARBLE MANTELS AT AUCTION. The Gowan Marble Company, Having largely increased their facilities for manufac- turing, have on hand at their Wareroons, No. 11 North Clark-st., A STOCK OF 450 Marble Mantels, Z In the various qualities of rica aud Foreign Marble, And all the New and Elegant Designs, which they have instru. ted to sed peromptotlly AT AUCTION, At thelr Warerooms, Wednesday Morning, Ang. 25, at 10 o'clock. The attention of Build ver tcuany calcd lyases PTUS® Maishing e be eaten sold singly or in any number The Mantels will be exhil TUESDAY BEFORE aA ee son a ELISON, POMEROY & CO., Auctioneers, Bich and Elegant Fuuiar, PIER AND MANTEL MIRRORS, Moquet and Bressels Carpets, Kaabs Piano, Splen- did Built London pe Carriages, Har- 12s, &t,, &6,, At the Elegant Be:tdence of Joseph Uliman, Esq., No. 649 MICHIGAN-AV., NEAR EIGHTEENTH 8T, Mr, Ullman who 1s residing permanently in Europe, has instreeted us to sell i AT AUCTION, THURSDAY MORNING, August 2’, at 10 o'clock, his entire Housetio d Furniture und Effects, Elegant Mo>- quet and Brussels Carpets throughout the house. Splenaid French Plate Pier and Mantel Mirrors, One ful, round-co ner Kuabe Piano, cost $750, Rich Silk Brocatel, Plush, and Silk Rep Parlor Suile, Highly Finished Chamber Sets, Har Mattresses, Beds and Bediting, Blankets, Pillows, Sheets, &kc., kc. Library Fum:ture—Two id Elaborate’ Book Cases, Clocks, Marble-top and Library Tables,Chaira,Bronzes, Ornaments, &c, Lambrequine, Lace Curtains, Cor. aires, Kc. " Banded Dining Table, Elaborately Carved Sid~Board, At 12:30 o'clock, one Splendid London- built Cab, Carrisges, Boggy, Hirnera, ke ° ELISON, POMEROY & CO., Anctioneers, Friday Morning, Aug. 27, at 9:30 o'clock, ‘The Largest and Best Stock New and Second-hard Fornitnre AT AUCTION, In the city, New and second-hond Parlor, Chamber’ and Dining-room Furniture; a large number of Par- lor Suits, which mug be scld; Marble-top Chamber Seis to be closed ontY Betstesds, Bureans, Lo Sofas, Marble and Walnut top Tables, Mattresses, etc: a fall ine new and used Carpets: Bick Walnut “Book Cases, OfMice and Parlor Desks, Cone-seat Dining Chairs. Extension Tables,Cook Stoves, Crockery,Glass, and Plated Ware, General Merchandise, ete., étc., ete, New Parlor Safts and Chamber Sets at ‘private sale at Auction Prices during the week. N, POMEROY & CO., 84 and 26 Randolph-st, By JAS. P. McNAMARA & CO., 27 East Waehington-st, 000 CASES BOOTS & SHOES AT AUCTION, | ‘FIRST-CLASS FALL GOODS, Tuesday Morning, Aug. 24, 1875. Also, 200 cases ORIGINAL SUCKER BOOTS, war- ranted genuine, No reserve. JAS, P, MoNAMARA & CO., Auctioneers. Bankrupt Sale of Machinery. ‘The undersigued, Assignee of the estate of For & Howard, offers the fo:lowing property for sale, to-wit : 1 Lathe, swings 49 inches by 5 feet ; 1 Screw Cutting Lathe, swings 16 inches by 7 feet: 1 Screw Cutting Lathe, swings 24 inches by 12 fect; 1 Pianer, bed 6x2 feet ; 1 Shaper, 14-inch stroke, 6 feet bed ; 1 Bement Radial Drill, No, 35; 2 Upright Drills ; 3 Bult Cutters; 1Single Frame Sterm Forge Hammer; 1 12-horee power Engine, portable; 1 Hand Punch and Shears; 1 Punch and She-rs, punches 134 inches through I inch; 4 portable Riveting Forges; 4 Blachamith Forges, Anvils, and Tools; 1 Pressure Blower; 1 Screw Press; 1'Set Boiler Ro'ls; 2 Boilers; Shafting Tools, ete. For further informstion inghire of B. HANCOCK, Atsignee, Room 8, Major Block, 149 La- ews EDUCATIONAL. MOUNT VERNON MILITARY AOADEMY, MORGAN PARK, NEAR CHIUAGO, (Via Rock Island Rosd,) This successful Institution opens its Fall Session Tuesday, Set. 14, Col. 8S. Norcon, President, can be persunalls consulted for some days, and Cirrulars obtained, either at the Grand Psrific Hotel, No. 11 Chamber of Commerre, or at the city keadquarters of the Academy, No, 1: Lakeside Building, PACKER COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, Brookiyn Heighia, The thirtieth year of this institu tion will open Sept. 15, 1873. Puvtis from abroad are recelved into the family of Miss E. J. Smith, a member of the Faculty, The best facilities are afforded for Music, Painting, snd Modern Lonenages. E'e-tive course allowed. "For circulsrs, addreaa A. CRITTEN- DEN, Ph. D., Brooklyn, N. ¥. MADAME CLEMENT'S SCHOOL For Young Ladies and Chiléren, GERMANTOWN, PA. Established 1257. Tho next session will commence on Wednesday, Sept. 15, 1815, For circulars address the Principal. sad “On Tuesday, at 11 o'clock, Special Sale of Family Carriages, Two and Three-Spring Demo- . Grats, Open and Top Buggies, Phaetons, FINE DOUBLE AND SINGLE HARNESS. Must be closed. GEO. P, GORE & CO. CATALOGUE AUCTION SALE OF Boots, Shoes & Slippers FOR FALL TRADE. ON WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3), at 95 A. ML. Our lines of goods are now FULL and COMPLETE and especial atten- tion is called to a full line of our warranted SUCKER BOOTS. Also, to a line of WOMEN’S, MISSES’, and CHILDREN’S FINE GOODS, that dre FOLLY GUARANTEED. ° . ,GEO, P. GORE & CO,, 68 & 70 Wabash-av. On SATURDAY, Aug. 28, at 9 o'clock, ‘We shall offer to the trade and consumers, a very large stock of Household Furniture, 16, Crates W. G. Crockery, 300.Walnut Bedstesds, 75 Marble and Wood-top Hall ‘frees, 65 Walnut Bureaus, 109 W, 8. Bureaus and Com- modes, 80 Marble and Wood-top Tables, 25 Parlor Suits, 25 Chamber Scte, $00 Folding Clotbes Bars, 700 Walnut Chaire and Rockers, 800 Wood-seat Chairs, 60 Parlor and Office Desks, 60 Mirrore,-400 pes. Floor Oil Cloth, Sofas, Lounges, What-Nota, slattresses, Ritchen Ta- bles, Easy Chairs, Show-cases, Carpets, Bookcases, G. P. GORE & CO., Auctioneers. By WIL F. HODGES “& CO. At Our Warerooms, 636 W. Lake-st,, We shall sell on TUESDAY, a at2p, m., a large stock of tock - CARPETS AND HOUSEHOLD GOODS, Crockery, Glatsware, Cutlery, etc. etc. Hale positive and without reser. HODGES & CO., Auctioneers, Also, on Wednesday and Saturday Evenings, at 7:20 Jot of goods will be sold without reserve, chock, 8s Wat. ¥. HODGES & Cv., Auctioneers. SUMMER RESORIS. COL. 0. LIPPINCOTT'S FOX LAKE RESORT Open for Health and Pleasure-Seeking Families and Pehiesy” Situation romantic: amidat the old oak trees om the banks of the beaatiful Fox Lake, Lake Counts, IiL- Pure water, good bathing, ‘first-class and fishing-tackle, &c, Champion fishing waters of Iitmois, Charges m tare reduced. joderate. | Two honre’ ride and s good time for all. &o., apply at my office, 195 East Lake-st, HENDRICK INSTITUTE, 25 West Twenty-vixth-st., N.Y. Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies and Children. ‘Music and Fine arts a specialty, Kindergarten Department. Delicate pupils strengthened by grmnastice, lifting, movement care, oc, DE. SARAH L. HENDRICK, Principal. GLEASON’S ACADEMY. Aachool for Young Men and Boys, $09 West Adams st, Course of instruction extensive, thorougb, practi- cal. Fall term commences Sept. 6. ‘Send for circular. M. B. GLEASON, Principal. Allen’s Academy, An English Classical and Polytechnic School, Chicago, Di., for the thorough elucation of boys of all ages, Six Departments, including the Primary, Able Fao ulty, Term commences Sept. ¢. IRA W. ALLEN, LL, D., President, The West Side Kindergarten and Select Schoa!, sand 53 South Sheldon-et, will open Monday, Ser. 6. Miss 8. E. EDDY, Principal. HRS. W. G. BRYAN'S BOARDING-SCHOOL For Young Ladies, Batavia, N.Y. For references, in- quire of Stste’s Attorney Charles H. Rext. LAKE FOREST ACADEMY. A college preparatory school for bors. Fall term be- ‘Sept 9. A. B, SABLY, Principal, T. CLABA ACADEMY, CONDUCTED BY SIS- ters of the Onder of St. Dominic, at Sinainawa Sound, Grant County; Wis. 10 wiles from Galena, LL, and 6 miles from’ Dubuque, Ia, The Statera of the same Order also have an AcaJemy at Waukegan, LiL, within 30 miles of Chicag2, on the shore of Lake Michigan. The fall term begins at both Academies on the first Monday in September, For particulars ad- dress Mother Superior St, Clara Academy, Sinsinawa, Grant County, Wis,, and Mother Superior of the Sis tera of St, Dominic, Waukegan, Il, NGLISH, GERMAN, FRENCH SEMINARY, 8 Union-av., nest Cottage Grove-ay., Oailand, he Afth year begins Sept. 6, Sire, Haag, Frncipal, will receive fn ber family a few boarding pupil, German and French clases for adulte gre now forming, For circulars sddreas the Principals Bauer's Music Store, Palmer House, IVIL AND MECHANICAL ENGINEERING aT the Rensselaer Poistecbnic Institute, Troy, N. Y. Instruction very cal, Advantages ‘unsurpassed ia this country,” Gredastes obtain excellent positions. Reopens Sept. ié. For the Annual Rezister, contatn- ing improved Course of Study, and full particulars, address Prof. CHARLES DROWNE, Director, ‘]T. VERNON INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG La- if dies and Little Girt, Established in 1-69. Mra, Siary 1, Jones and Mrs. Matland, Principala, Boord- ing and Dey School, Engbsh, French, German, and Latin, French isspoken in the family. No, 48 Mt. Vernon Place, BALTIMORE. Eeferences given on application, OUTH SIDE SEMINARY, 460 MICHIGAN-AV_,— ‘Mra, H. SIMONS, Principal—The school will re- open Tuesday, Sept. 7, with a full corps of teachers, ‘Agraduating class is ‘now forming, A Bindergarten will be connected with the Secipary. For circulars apply a8 above, ORRAINF SEMINARY—3H MICHIGAN-AV.—FOR le of all Mi ages, wil Ea okey ig he rg in Pa ncn ee . ULIVersity {hd SIXTY-THIRD SESSION. REV. P. J. COLOVIN. C.S.C., Notre Dame, Ind, ST. MARYS ACADEMY, NOTRE DAME, IND. The ANNUAL SESSION will open on the x oy in Sriemuet, ie. COURSE of STUDIES jorough in CLAS AL .CADEMIC: PARATORY DEPARTME ns PED: MUSICAL DEPARTMENT, under the direction of twele teachers of Instrumental and two of Vocal Mu- Hie, conducted on the plan af the best Classical conser vatories of Eirore. In the ALT DEPARTMENT the same principles which form the basis of instruction in the great Art Schouls of Etrope are emtodied in the Course of Drawing and Pelnting. Pupls in th special Cours ‘er asin the Academucal or Classical Department. For catalogue, address + MOTHER SUPERIOR, ‘St. Mary’s Academy, Notre Dame, Ind. Monticello Female Seuinary, Thore wishing first-class school for their danghe ters, combining all the advantages of education. poyal- cal, mental, and moral, with he Jthfuinesa and securi- ty, would do well to inquire into the and history of this institution, In grads and character, not « whit bebind the very first achoola on our continent, it has ateadily Leld on ita way, ever ince {t was started, now for about = third of a centnrs—generally full to’ its capacity and often overflowing, About 20:0 young ladies hare been educited, wholly cr in fart, withia ite time-hon- ored walls, Many of them have been, and are now, occupying posiciona of influence and usefniness, and all seem proud of their Alma Mater, The Insiituts 1s 5 mies from Alton, on the Chicago roid; and for healthfulnens, aa well ‘aa for attractive and Deantiful acenery, {a unsurpassed by any locall-y in the county. ‘The death of only one pupil has ever occurred in the Seminars, Catalogue with terms and fall particulara.qum-re sent on application to ‘isa HN. HASKELL, Prifipal, or to A, W. COREY, Agent, Godfrey, lihneis. 0.8, SCHOOL AND COLLEGE DIRECTORY. and colleges in the United States; information in re- gard to places wherein the schools are located, tho climate, railroad facilities, etc. ; also a special dererip- tion of the most derirable institutions of learning, Sent free upon application, T. COTESWORTH PINCKNEY, Burean of School Adsertisiag and Information, Do~ mestie Building, corner Broadway and Fourteenth- at, New York City, Select the Best School for Your Boys, The Irving Institute, at 'Tarrytown-on-Hudson, Teopens Sent, 14, Thorough instruction in the En- glisb and clazsical studies,” ‘The following gentlamen, are preseat patrons of ‘the school: Mr, Thomas Kirkpstrick, 849 Broadway, New York Chanute, Chief Engineer Erie Railroad Roberts, No, 17 South stréet, N. Graves, No. 70 Duane etreet, N.Y.; the Rev, J. Soidon Spencer, Tarrytown. N. Y.; Mr, Luther Hed- field, Pres, Int Nat, Bank, Tarrytown, A. ABMAGNAC, A.B, D. A, ROWE, Principals, RACINE COLGEG#. ‘The School of Letters, the Scientific School, and the Grammar S ‘bool of Bacine Coliege will reopen Wednes- day, Sept. 15, ‘The restoration of Taylor Hall, with many fmprove- ments, and a new Laboratory and Gynmafium whit, are to be finiehed before the term opens will add much to the advantages of the institution. For adimisaion apply to * REV. JAMES DE KOVEN, D. D., Racine College, Racine, Ws, Catalogues can be had st Jansen, MeClurg & Cx'% Mitcholl & Hathaway, 158 Statest, and at the Mor chants’ National Bank, ST. JOHIN’S SCEOOL. Boarding and Dy S:hool for Young Ladies and Children. “Rev. THEODORE IRVING, LL. 21 West Thirty-second-st., New Yor + Irving’ special clasa for the study of the Buglish Language and Literature, as i'Iustrating and illustrated by Him tory, with readings f-om the best authors, will begin in November. His c.ass for the biatorical and critical study of the Fine Arts will bepn at the same tims The Fall Term begins on Wedneeday, Sept. 2%, 1374 For Circulars and information apply as above. UNION COLLEGE OF LAW Of the Galversity of Chicago, and the Northwestern University, closed its second year with 103 students, Ex-United States Senators Trambull and Dool:tle Judge Booth and Profs, Denslow and Meyers, tang’: four hours daily, and 22 lawyers tectured in thie Cok lege last year, betidea course by Dr. Davis on Med- cal Sunsprudence, The Hon, H. B. Hurd, Reviser of the Statutes, iszdded tothe Fa~“Ity for the coming year, Reopens Sept. 15. Terms $70 per year of nine months, | Dirloma admits tothe Bar. |For catalogues, etc,. address V. B. DENSLOW, Secretary, uns Building, Chicago, UI, HICAGO FEMALE COLLEGE, MORGAN PARK (near Chicagu). ‘Phe college building is entirely new, has every modern convenience, is handsomely furnished,lighted by gas, heated by farvaces, and aap- plied with water introduced by pipes throughout the ouse, The location commands a view of Lakes Calu- higan, Soutn Chicago, the trains on six different ralirosda, and in the distance the great city of Chicago. The faculty consists of eleven professora and sfx lady teachers. The next session opens Sept, 11. For circulars address the President, G. Thayer, oF the Princiyal, Mra. Mary Fields, Room A, Lakeside Batlding, Chicego. Office hours from 10 am. to 13 m. Mt. Pleasant Military Academy. A Select Boarding School for Young Men and Bo: at Sing Sing, N. Y..on the Hudson. A full grade course of instruction, Diplomas at graduation, Mil- {tary organization complete and thorough. Grounda besutifal apd builtings commodio is. “Forty-second, year begins Sept, 16. Send for circular contsining Chicago references. |? J. HOWE ALLEN, Princtpal. met and 31 Seminary of the Sacred Heart, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. Offers to young ladies all the advantages of a solld and refined education. Day scholars are admitted to tha classes with the boarders. For particulars apply to the LADY SUPERIOR, /°t West Taylor-st. Classes ro- sumed Wednesday, Sept, 1. : MLLE. BROUSSAIS ns ber French and English School for Young Ladics, 564 Michigan-av., near Sixteenth-at., on Mons dav, Sept. 6, Special attention given to the thorough cultivation of Music, For circulars and references address the Principal. CHICAGO ACADEMY, 11 Eighteenth-st. English and Classical School for both sexes. Pall term begins Sept. 13. HLH. BABCOCE, ELMHURST BOARDING AND DAY SCH For Young Ladies and Girls, will reopen Monday, 13, at Elmburst, 16 miles from Chicago, on the Galena Division of the N. W. B, BR. Location healthy and beautiful, Grounds over 12 acres in exteat. Teachers able and experienced, Native teachers of German and Prench. MRS. L. N. CUTTER, late Head Aeistant of ‘Washington School, Chicago, Principal. Send for Cie cular. RADFORD'S STUDENTS’ HOME A BOYS' School, Miditletown, Conn, Delightful situation, Superior accommodations. Military drill, Thorough school, Address Bey,J. H. BRADFORD, iV ‘ADAME 0, Da SILVA. MRS. ALEX. BRADFORD'S formerly Mrs. Ogden Hoffman’) English, French, Mer Gergan Boarding sad Dsy ool for ‘oung La~ dies and Chidren, wit! ica, No. 1] West -eighth-st, New York, Reopens Sept. 27. Ap- Pl may be made by letter or personally, a8 above, -M ADEMOISELLE TARDIVEE, 23 WEST FORTY-~ AVE eixth-et, New York, reopens ber French, Eng'iah, and: ‘Boarding and Day School for young ladies, cullen and fatents Barts on French spoken: nent in one year, wis from statuary, Pastel, water oles oe 30 PER QUARTER. No extraa, Media $5758 28 Te, Het my y for Boys. 12 miles phis. 10 Instructors. 8.0. SHORTLIDGE (Harvard A.M), Media, Pa, HARVARD SCHOOL, 23 SIXTEDNTH-ST. ‘The next term opens Sept. 13. Careful personal tention to pupils. Address EDW.&. WATERS, At MRS. GARRETSON’S English, French, and German Boarding and Day School for Young Ladiea and Children, No. 62 Wet Forty-seventh-st,, between Fifth and Sixth-ave., will reopen on Wednesday, Sept, 22, 1375, made personally or by fetter, as above, |. FAITH C. HOSMER AND S83 B. Mibockivates Family and Day ‘School for Young es, Springfield, Mass, reopens Se] ough instruction Applications 16. Thor- and home comforts. for dire