Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 9, 1876, Page 7

5,000 bit_eargo, 41bu, Both leaded st FI".';.' 'I“'rm Ontanagon Miner reporta that R uin 12 oot 0 nchoe 10 11 feot 6 inches of g In the hatbor At thAt place ... Soundings re- iy made In and around Michigan City harbor ow that the water varlns from 2414 fect near the S il of the eart pier to 113 feet at- the outer Co4'af the eant_pler. | 'Mhe avorage depth of wator fnthe river chnnuel In 14 feet, Soundings taken in the onter liarbor show a variation in depth om 183 fect to Ftg foet hetween i cribe and the cnd of the pier, ....9878 the Milwankeo The rchr u.‘ c."'l'mm piT, whose o_het home port after o two-years' Bpuach o “water, had Boen iernided by Jower Iake papems for some freeks paet, has arcived here gafe and round, Sho Tovks none the woree for her eally esperience, which Is proof that our lake ves. 15 are s well able ta contend with wind and water on the *big fsh pouil" as they are at home. The Trumpf has been absent neatly twa years, and lins cromsed the Atlantic aix times, visiting Scotland, Sortugal, and_ Sonth America,' Prefufits on tha weean having dropped to anunremunerative figute ier owners rerolved to bring her home to try liee Tuck ot fresh wate® azain, “Thle seema like jonp- fng from the fryinzepan foto the fire.™,...* 1t -fil be remelsbered, ' raya tiie Detrolt HMreg Press, ‘ethat during the great storm of a few weeks nFu Jthe schr Canada was forced from the ples wheraalio |i5as fastened nnd drifted on the beacl ek of the nitrasglyceeine crib, where ahe was loft In very ehullow water, She was nol long getting there, Ut the tank of petting her off was greatef than u \pereon wonld stipposc ot & casunl glance. A dredgo ;avan at work neatly o week making a channet ho- 'tween the vesscl and the shore, When 1t was com- pleted chinins were fastened to trees on the shore, }ani with the ald of fack-screws alie waa farced into deep water and towed uto harbor by the tugs lee- tor und Ruth, We havo been Informed that the Least uf getting her oft will not fall_much short of 181,600," The Canadn Is owned by Mr, S, Kfl!on\ taf St. Cathinrines, who las ordered her to be pleced "{ntlm dg-duck for tho purpose of nnml.nhw her Tuatton, o Tatar FroaTing Tsr.ano. —Om faturday afternoon tho #tmr Evening Star, upon her trip up to the *tar Teiand Tfoure, ran oiit to the flonting iafand in *Lake BL. Clair, giving the excursionists a fine vlev‘ of the wonder, "It nioves but very lmlc.,}lrn nnu;x *5 mllea outh of the canal, and perhaps 2 miiea to ‘the egrtward of the maln " coursn nlfln‘?‘; els, 116 size {8 rome (U0 fo HOO feet a’lnflll apd from 100 to peeliops 00 feol v; breadth. 1t ta ovident that there fs little or no &oll n Uhe flonting masss but It Ia compased o n‘:‘." srliolly of tull grass nnd an acouumntulion of roots and vegelable matter Leneath, Itie quite donbtfu whether it wonld suatain the we|fihl«f nlpuu“h.l and In all _probability & good eharp grle wu very soon break it up. From whencuullnm(-n maas of vegeiable miatter Lios €ome, orllow it cao to be sletuched frum its former resting place, 1 romewhat of a mystery, Doubtless the mng-nhz‘m- tinned high water hae liad much to do in detaching it from ita place of grawth.—fefralt Tribune. Spectut Dispatch ta The Trisune, Manqurrrr, Mich., Aug, 8, —Arrrived—Prop Eelah Chamberlain, and nchrs John Martin, John *Nefl, and Fred A, Morse, Cleared—Trop Havaua, an schira Helena, snd_Charies Hinckley, Passed up—stmrs Winslow, City of Duluth, an Missouri, EQUALIZATION. Returns Made to the State Board by the Several Counties in filinois. JAncrcase and Decrease as Com- pared with the Assessments | of 1875, No Returns Yot Recolved from Cook, Aloxander, and Pope.} ... Bpecial Dispatch to The Triduna. Sraxarizin, 111, Aug. 8.—7The State Doard of Equalization convencd at 10 o'clock this morning, Gen, Lippincott, Auditor, preeiding, The assans. ment retiens of nlnety-ulne conntics were Jald be- fore the Board, ‘Mr. J. Wheeler, appointed by the Governor to ll the vacaney in the Thirteenth District ocea- tioned by the resignation of 8. D, Flsber, qualbled and took his seat. A resolution wao offered by Mr, English inviltng a1l corporations whose property it 1a the duty of the Toard to nexcas, to appear before the Board by at- torney or representative, and make such explina. tlons and give such information ae will lead to & correct axtessment of tholr property. ‘Tho resolation wns adopted and the Noard ad- Journed unti! £ a'clock p, m. The Board reasscinbled st 2p. m, The assets. ment returns of Jerscy, Montgomery, Champlgn, and Unlon Countles wero presented and reforred, and on motion of Mr. Engllel the Board adjourncd until Tueslay, the 22d inst, The followlug ar the nescasments made by the lotal Aesossors in the scveral counties for the cur- Tent year, except the countles of Alexunder, Cook, and Pope, from which roturns Lave not yet been ro- celved, Kor the purpose of comparison, the re. turns of last yeur are nlso glvon, .together with stutoment of ‘Incrense or decreas over 1875, The returne siill ont are exvcc(n\l dally, except that of H;u (i‘gmnr uf Cook, which {a not” expectod Lefore e T5th, The returns were to-day lnid before the Stato Board of Equalization, and referred to the Com- mittee an Kqualization: ASSESUED IN GUUNTIER WY LOCAL ABSESONS FOR 1875 axp 1870, 1670, Countten) Decrease Increase 47,738 1,373, 144 1,268,010 430, 144 206, 0K Bk 16 6,470,293/ 1,616,013 8, B, 5421 1 MH Mel, eury ul 13,2010 57, 45 7,440, b70) ., 61 i 012,489 2,437,132 o4y ichtand | By N 53: it o718l 10654, 8371 Sails 1,370, 3n, 1437, 107 Suny o d ] 28 b0l a0l ke oy 41 13171403 o, 175 Ligink 0 a0l 1Blw, 37 1730007 74,800 £50 11,380, 440 B84y, 833 Total..|), 005, Apuroainiate, Hucluding uns town of 1873, M. Thiera' Elephant, M. Thiers Just wot with o singular adven. ture, The Kiug 5 v mudol .I::'ll‘x‘?: X of Siam, who appears {0 bo as us Victo Hngo, desleing to show diniration of tho fllustrions Frenchuan, sent l'mnulmhflephl“" The unimal arrived at the P\ y Railway Station, addressed to ** M, Thiers, reatdent of the French Ropublic, "—a fact which nw\u that the people of Siam are rether belind- : In vews. M. ‘Fhlers was informed hy letter :' |:w hlm{- polite attentton, bul the real nature i ‘)l' roysl prement was kept a sccret, Judge of w'. ittlo statcaman's surpring on goink to the rail- tatlon and Guding an elephunt waiting for o ex-Fresident, not be n‘vucuy able to B ng cresture in bis hotél In the e +, Georges, mado an offering of It to the tesun d"Accliuiatation, where it I8 now the great Ulee of itractioa; 43 des sty 20 tho pupery say, PASTIMES. = Gov, Spraguo and Liltle Fred Carry off the Monors at the Rechester Races. Jockéying Drivers Expelled by the Buffalo Park Associa= tion. The Louisvilles Blanked in Their C Contest with the St. Louis Club. ' Cincinnati Defeated Once More by the Chicago Nine, Tho Hartfords Capture a Game from the Athletics, Full Score of the Chicago-Lonisville Berles for the Senson. BASE-BALT. CNICAGO VA. CINCINNATL. . Bpectal Dispotch (n The Tridune, CruraxeaTi, 0., Aug, 8.—The Chicagos nlayed their eighth champlonship game with the Clnetinna. te ta-day in the predenco of the smallest andience the Whites have plaged heforo this nenson, A rall- way acchidont prevonted the Chicagos from reaching here from Loulsville on thine, and the game was delayed an bour in conséquence. The vialtors apened up on llean at a lively rate, and, hefore the firet [nning was completed, had scored flve enrned runs on seven conscculive basu-hits. This was the finest dlnnln{{o' hul“nfi #een here this neason, amd eo effoctually dispelled al) ho for n Clucinnnt} victory that the gume from this out was devold) of interes Booth and Pearson did the hest hatting for the Reds, oud Spalding and Petora for the Whites. TS seonn, lincinnatl. Jones, c. f. Thoos Gondd, Ipasusaczsld CAEE K 3 PR ] wscoay 3 alcenmsnsse =l -rizscsasal Xl 3l b il al bIRIEH 2| 41 1| o 2L 00 1 1‘ 1] 0 Y 0 Loo 2 1 0-1i ver w0 1000110 0—3 Strtk out—Mevey, 13 Aneon, 1, First base on urrura—chlm?nu. 43 Clncinnatie, 2, Hases on called balls—Spalding, 13 Bleluski, 1, Rune carned—Chicagos, H; Cincinnatis, 0. Umplre—~Mr. Walker, of Ciuclnnatl, LOUISVILLE V8. 8T, LOUIS. Lovmvite, Ky., Aug. 8.~Tho base-hall goorn visited Louisville to-day and left ftx work for the twelfth time. The Chapman crew were unehle to hit Bradiey, making anly one clean hit. Williawa, of Indlanapolis, unipired vnrx Eom‘l und, but for hla mistuke, bho result would buve beon difforent: THE HoONK, Fouisvitle, 70 P A B derhardt, 1b. ol 11301 '0 Deviin, . ol ol ol 7 o Hague.3 b 0100l 110 Bayiler, ¢. ol ol ol 2f 0 Hastinge, 6, T o o af of 1 Fulmer, & A ol 0 0 2! 0 Somerville, 2. ol o 4 af 1 Chaptan, 1. f. o of o of 0 0f 0 1 [ ol 1 ‘ Pllte, c. 1. 1alololo ginpp. & ... o601 Mcticary, 8D, o 0l 21 21 1 Battin, Kh... 0 1] 1t 2t o Cuthbert, 1. 1. 1f al 3 o) 0 ong, 1. f .. o 2ol o Penrce, v, 8 0 0 30 Bradley, p. .. o 00 8t 0 Delilinan, 15,000 0} 073 0] 0 Total....... 3] slo7lin) 2 Inninga—~ 67 2 1, Louis. 000 0-3 Loufsville 000 0-0 0 Tlmo of game-~One kour and mm; minutes, Firat base by errors—Loulsville, £; 8t. Louls, 2, Runs earncd—St, Lonls, 1. Talls called—On Devlin, 1 Strikes culled—Off Deviin, Struck out—St, Louis, Bradley, {13 Dehimnn, 25 Louisville, Ryan, 2: Chapmun, 1; Suyder, 1, Three-baee hite—Cuthbert, . Left on bares--Loulsviile, 1. Louis, 0. Out on tles—Loulsville, 115 §t. Louls, 7. HARTFORDS V§, ATIILETICS, Speciul Dispatch §o The Tribune, Hantronn, Conn., A, 8.—The Hartfords de. feated the Athletics fn the seventh game of the serles by hm{‘hnmng in the ninth fnning, Rew. scn making a throo-baser nnd Burdock a single. TIE BCORT. n Bradloy, 0, ff Bradicy, 30, “Tarlford. B AR FE B 1141 1( 0 Fergunon, i 4 Careg, b8 o 1)1} 0 Hond, p.. | 0| of it 2 York, . f, 1] 4| o 0 Harbidie, 1h o4l ol o Alillsou, c. o710 alo2v 7 2 o 0' 0 01 0l 11| 6 1 o 0l al 4 v 0 1) 0} 2 0 1| 2111 0] 1 o 1wl ol 1 of 2t o] 0 Coons,'r.' ol 11 0] 0 0 Ritterson, c. 0o u 13 ) 7 Eamed rups—1lartforde, 4 1 0 1 Alhleties, 1. Loft on basca—Hurtford , %, Athletics, 0, Yirat bugo by errors—Iasifords, 23 Athlctice, 1, Tata) haze hits—Hartfords, 10; Athletlcs, 8, Btruck uu\—lc§"l¢r. Wild pitches—Hond, 1; Knight, 1, Panecd balls—Xitterson, Three-base-hits—Remac) 'mplre—Charles Daniels, Thae—0us hour nnd forty-five minutes. AT OREUON, ILL. Bpecial Dirpatch (o' The Tribune. OReaoN, Il., Aug, 8.4-In o mateh gamo of Lallto<luy between Lhe Red Btockings, of Free- bort, aud'tho Actives, of this place, the lutter were defeatod by uscore of 15 to 7, .. CHICAUO—LOUISVILLE. Monday's rame In Loulsville cluscd the chami+ lonship agrles of ton games between the Chicago Tub and the Loulevillcs, aud Joft the coming cham- hions winniers of ino of tie games played, Tux g has wrestled with the results of the gamies hey have been played, and now presents the regate recordgn Wuch mhape that the when, (he :il‘\;.c;ml;hh‘wh ld elr xu;ue, cun liu peen nt o '\ 2k coines tho list of games played, with tho aggregate ucorca attacled, a (ullw’v‘u:y Forguson, . Chi~ Louts.' A cuiyo, ‘tile, A 4 o Ju A 2 Aty 30, A ) b AT i x = At Loufavilie 7 A ~At Loufavi A AU 3 w Chlcago wiue 0 and Lautevila 1, 'ho following tablu glyes th thu recards of tho Cubs onstburertaar ot piare of not with referenco ta the perfurmances of the men. which will be found furthier on, ‘The fgures glves comprise the auns total of all fho liems for si) (ko gan Total runs made Shctan. Loulesille, Averans (0 & gall s E FCOIERR & " o v . Perceutagn uf runs ewrned 1o vans “* 3 0.33 77 :lfl Aversga toa piin a4 15 FTopaR ol Of Futle 108 10 LAs Hite0. 74 o TOTAL GUINDT O CETT8 TUAdEL ebevver 43 & 4“2 1.3 au 0.00 ¥eom thia ft clearly appears that the Chicagos have not only made thrce tines s many runs a thelr opponcnts, but have earned four tines as many. In the matter of crrors thoy show up ex. cellontly woll, two of the Louluvilie players i ing more In ¥ yamos cach thau all tho Chicagos tn the whole serles. The next (ablo glves the rocords of the indl. vidusl members of " the 'pluea In the ftems of battiog and run-getting. ~The foarih columa of dgures glvew (ke wvaly folr criteriva of Latting THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: WEDNESDAY AUGUST 9, 1876. strength, aml thie reault are found by dividing ftie hane liite by the thnree ot hat, and giving the resulta in declmais by thouenndthn, The sismes have heen arranged In owder of balting merlt on 1 T tho next column I kiven the hatting rage mnde In tho old And eendn way by dividing Tt by games yisyed; on this laiter plon Ble- Innki Jends the whole nin i3 WATTIXG nr e, " NET 7 HEE: 12 e b H ER rLAYEDS, 2 23E 82 ¥ s3] 100! 18 1,50 15| a,ml [ Tl ol 1301 11 1.30! 18 FR T e 1, D1 i ol 7 it Lal 2l 1 i m ving the mpllgh)n:{ d Theso figires are chiefly of rt rtandanl of effectiveness of Deviin' Minln-l the Chicagos, to bo ,hereafter compared with the results yined Ly the other nix pitchers for the League clubs, 1t will be seen with somo astonishiment that Peters fa at the hiead of the hat agalnst Devlin, and that foue othsra are ahesd of Maenen, thongh the latter fe far shend of overy- Wy In the businues an azatnst all clubs, and on s general nverngo. Blelnaki also in ng, oud, nll things conaidered, leads the iist. On the'othier aide ft eppeara that ‘Spalding was most effuctively datted by Devlin, though even hin roce ord, the best In the Joulnvilia nine, has been sir- passed by three of the White Stackinm. The run-getting wus most successfully perform- L ar wan to hove heen expected, ly Haruoes for the Chicavos and Gorhardt for the Loulavilles. Tho neldlnr record of the two clubs cannot ba compured wilh fulrness an hetween membera of the maie club, becaurc thair positions give a diffarent amount of work fo each, For instance, I wonld not be tairto compars MeVey's record of * put outa® with that of Bielank! or Addy, because, from he nature of the case, hie gets more’ chances than they do. The nnl{ falr way 15 Lo compare et fill- In:rthe same positions in different clubs with each other. ‘That e, it waonuld be fale to McVey aud Gerhardl, or White and Snyder, to compare themn with each other, anl tha render can do thut nt lis Ieiunre, It should be unted aleo that Rysn and Hastings tuok the great proportion of their errors in the pitcher's and catcher's postttons, Follow- ing ia the tablo: FIELDIZG RECOUD 0P OHICANO-LOVIAYITLE SRRFES. rd | rravems. nd scnsay “e=s-ung DoOFIINY pE=rve B eesaunn 20) $B0NF ges (Y a8t 227 monp e 31 o e sE 23X - 2885 8 e 10] 0 ZLemisriite, Fulmer Hagua [ 1 2 o 7 0f 1 o o 1| o ki Thia ghiown that ali the Chicage me made better play fn their positions than their opponcats, —— THE TURF. ROCTIRSTRIL, Racoesron, R, Y., Ang. 8.—~The rces openteq promicingly toydsy, the attendance numboring fully 5,000, Beantiful weather prevailcd, and the track wan in excellent conditlon, HUNMART 2 cLABS~$2,500 rL‘IUiL'. 1 AUMMARY 2104 TAttlo Fred..., Tiue Mare, | BXIRLLED, Brrravo, Aug. 8.—The Directors of the Bufialo Driving Park Aesoclation have cxpelled Dan Mace, driver of the mare Frankle ood, the driver of the Liorze Allen, for Jockeying sud unfuir driving {n the race of Thuraday last, 2242 claes, which . wus_won by Thorndale; also Fea an Nees, drivor and reputed part owner of 1he homwe Albemurle. fur an o atfompt 1o perpetrate frand by holdiug Albemarlo #0 a4 (o prevont his winnine the raco; and have 1140 ruled tho horse Albemarie from tho truck. BARATOGA, Sanatooa, N, Y., Aug. 8, cre was o good at- tendauce to-day af He races, and u superor track Thera wero nlne starters for the X-mile dash: Faitlless, Freahooter, Insplration, Madze, Adetia, Ttomney, Glasgow, Gray Nun, and Dambine, The Tace was won hy Vreehoster, with Madgo second and Romnoy thiird. i, 1:10. T'ho ccond race, for thin Kentueky stukes, ono mile, far 2-year-oldw, lad clizht sfnrters: Leonard, Tombast, Busquehanna, Clover-Lraok, Dr. Hewitt, Narragansett Colt, Frederick the Grent, and King: fiaher's colt. AL thie etact, Bombast, Clover-lrook, il Bowln's colt wera uliond of Leanard, who wah Kep it o pocket for the firet. haif-mile, Bonbast leading Lo the bead of the atretell, when Telont's Susquelounn, who had been. Funning vasy behind, shot ahend, abd, keepiugthy fead t the Gl won by two lengthn In Lid5, ‘Bombaat cowing up second, aiud Clover-itrook third, Tho emmacy handicap hud fonr starters,—1 volce, Mattle A., Vigil, and Warlock. Tho ra wus wan by Viell, with Mattio A, second, and In- volca third, Tiine, 3:074; dlatance onc'tule and three-quarter, Teauble, Coronot, Stanford, Resotute,and Osaga started fu the etecple-chase haudlcap, which wan wan by Osage, with Trouble second, and Stanforl third, © Coronet fell, Injurlng dreland, hin riie probubly fatally. ~ Hesolute lost & good jead by ge ing ol the right courec. RACES AT TISKILWA, ILL. Special Dispateh to The Tribune. Tiaxiwa, I, Ang. 8,—~1ha wecond annual mecting of the Tiskliwa Driving Fark opened to- day uuder the moet auspicions circumatancos, Tho prammme of 10-day was for the 2141 and the 0 clanscs, The first wan won by d. M. Bott v, Iudgor second, Lillie Pierce thied, Kittie Firl: fourth. hno, 23425, 21403, 2:508, and 2: 4%, "'y 3790 race wan won by dancaville. Lixie ave- ond, third, Rewolute fourth. Time, varlies in the pools wou in both 20 and 230 claedon are on tho rrow. PEDESTRIANISM, MATCIL AT DEXTRIL PARK. Entriea closed lust ovenlng at No. 70 Dearborn etrect for tho 15-1nka walking wateh for £200, to take placo at Dexter Park Friday at 3 p. w. sharp. Tho ' entrles were Mensrs. dahn Odd enry Schmehl, W, Itussel), Charles Stewart, Lewi; Jdohn Stearne, Ed Davia, A, B, Sprague, John nis, A. Olmstead,: Willlam 8. Brown, J. Rouch, snd A) Uritin, W, — AQUATIC, SARATOUA BOWIKG RACRS, Sanatooa, Aug. 8, —The double-ecull race, post Enn cd from yesterday, was won by the Unifon g GL'I. Neptuues second, Atlantas tuird, Tlme, —————— OCEAN STEAMSHIP. NEWS, LoxDON, Aug. 8,—~The ateamshlps Hatavia, from Doston, Egyptand France, from New York, have arnived ant, New Yonk, Ang. b —Arrived, the steamer Hame mania, from Hambury, TARRANT'S SELYZER APERIENT, AN NI AR There are prababily a mujorlt race suRering from Lty com inemacly injury of the ut. They cav Tlie cxperiency of thirty yoars remedy for this clasa of diseascs Turrant’s Seltzor Apariont, Jiapropartics arw diarotio, which aro spevially sdapled f0r such curvs, SOLD BY ALL DRUQOISTS. UVAMPALIGN GOODS, ATTENTION, (CAMPAIGN OLUBS. 1 wisli to call the attention of tha different Clutis to my new device of Torch, or Flunbeau, No getting | greas, or carrylug of boitlesto i Jour Finub: t Bas 10 Ve seca lo spprociate It d for samglo befure you et your uutdt, 1t haa becih indorsed by all tie larger Clule as the nicest thing cut, §uinples seut 10 ul paris of thy Volted Blaies by appiy- isg . CASLEM, Inventor, Boom, No. 09 East Madtson-st, Culcago. seribably aguny. slows that the byt MEDICAL, Delicious Ginger Tea. Let the prandmothers of to.day qua® a bawl of Gine Rer Tes, thade from hot mlik, l0d! sugar, and SANFORD'S JAMAICA GINGER, And then 141 them 121k 6F the supremacy of cAtior dszy i they ean, 1 ay not e able to wholly sbandon the bt of referriug for perfeciinn in nll Things o the dayh of their youth, bovwhnt they dosiy will the mil { S kindly, termwred wbd softrned by the deficions rr of ihix nncaunied eainpoiin. el lingering Sk mutitl, forhiite & comparis ot s marits wit Llicse of the oll-fashloned remedive. A8 8 warmlog and refreshiog Hrage for THE AGED And nfirm, 1o medfent preparation of recant dgya can compare with It i1 gently stimulates the alnggiah cir enlation, warnif the hoidy from head to foot, At fure nishen that licalthy exblinrstion aud stmutus so nec ¥aIy to butls L mind snd body of thaaged, For 'COLDS AND CHILLS," Colnesa of the Extremities, Wearinesa, Losa of Appe- fite, Pufeetled Digestion, and the hindeed afiments pecatiar to and Inevparable fron old age, thie deifehtsal combination of the trie Jamalca Glnger nnd the chofo. eatapicen of thie Kas ully preseryad o the best of Freuch Urandy, et sintient waong ite \Bousand uce.y aiid om0 enger Hivate: ] SLEEP, S iva aentte, natural, healthy sirep, By fts action on the clrs culation. 1t ahould thareforu'he Inken juit hefors re. tiring for the nixht, es b3 (mllllt\l erap hodly to the farthiest rxtreinitie Telas every inucly aid fbreof G body, aud neveiops in the axed 8 feeling of youth ami elarticlty (o be oh- thined from ua other medical compound. 1 ""HOUSEHOLD REMEDY thraughont the New Eugland States, and Is scknows- g by nhystctang. drugglsta aad Cenlers to be with: oni a riva“in everything thiat goes to make 0p 5 prompd, reliaUle, Aud effective medicine, fros from the disugreesbie features of sll othor remedica. g NEWARD ls aifered by the propries ‘%500 tors for n hattle of nny other RBxtract or Pasence of Janmmnica filnger It foand te equnl it fu fine finvor, purity, and prowps medicinnd elfect. Purchanors are coutlaned tobe mure thnt thoy olitain the gennine NAN- FORD'S JAMAICA GINGER, having tho stganture ot 15, [1. Sanford en the wrapper of cach bottle, Hotd by nll Wholesale and Retai) Dreoge gluts, Grocerm, nnd denlern in medicine, Price, 50 centa, Snmples free. Dealers shiondd purchnee orlaiuul packuxes of one dozen to ohinbn the trint bottlen for freo dis. tributlon. WEEKN & POTTER, Geserul Agouts and Wholesale Drugglxte, Bostum, eqqe . ' Heler.oa hotda the Ughining in hor hand. What way onee the terror of tatilions i now the minttering angel of other millons. Whut kitled, now curw, Elres tricity, na o grand curative cud restarative ageaty b not eqnaled by any othier element nr medictae In the history of the heallng urt. Uulesy the vital spark has fled the budy, restoration by meuns of clectrlelty fn poalbic. It {1 the lnst resoft of W)l physicians und sr- #eons 1o mipendod animation, uod has succeeded fn restortng invscular octdon nod 1fa when the breath had Apparently lett the hody. The valurof this great cle- ment {n the treatment of euch diseases s Rioumatism, Paralysis, St. Vitus' Daver, Inflammation of the Kid- neyw, efc., reniains unquestioned by the hghest medi- col aurboritien Tlut how apply (Lto uny port of the bady eatitlnuonaly, canvenleatly, and cconoms Seully ¢ The invention of Cotlins? Voltide Plaster mevts this great popular want,and furnlahes clectrieity Lo militons of unlisppy fuvellds In <o perfece s munner nato chaltenge the admiration of the medieal enlty, Colllny® Yoltaie Plaxters consint of sflver and zlne platen earefully attached together, ond ftnbedded ty n Bighly-medieated porous plakter. For Loeal Palis, Leueness, Sureness, Numbnese, Weaknese, and Inflam- mation of the lungs, Liver, Kldneys, 8pleen, Dowels, Hladeder, Heart, and cles. Colling’ Valtndo Plus- ferw uro b pecily, safe, and eifective remedy ever offered the utllicted, ond are warmited superior 1o every uther plaster before the publie. Irles, 23 1w, Matled on recelpt of priee, and warranted, by Propriciors, Bostor. Aak fur COLLIN TOLTAIC PLASTERS, L CARDS. DR. JAMES 1 R 8 Lock Hospital, cor. Washington & ranklin-3ts. Chartered by the Btate of Hifnols for the axpres pur- puse of gyl immediate rellef in alt i chironle, aud drinary dikeases tn all Ui forima. 1L fs well kuowa et Dit. JAN il 0f Ehe Brofendon Jur ihe Past experience are ail-fupurtant, R Wenknen, Pt lunsen by dreais, pliples on (1o fuce, tost mant wixd, can posttively bi- eured, Ladics wauti delicaty ativation, eall or write, 1" tlents, A bk £OF tho wiltion, M telle you all ahot thiowe iHisen Why hol=10enth 1o pay. pos! oo ani parke Jdates i3 #ixty 'y nd Juvited 1010 complivated haw proed st o, Agzeund L Dr, danies aea You e ny ona hut thie Dactor, Dr, e, Cotltatlon always fres WL W7 . Sty entlal. DR. A. B, OLIH, & af Matietnr (o raereury), amty Relentife s et ul Iome.t loeser, Itk st fieaetice 1o the Noudwes € (0 2l © Myl el Diseare, of elfler Hea § parvicula rieate, ubacure or Taflfd to i vt matien fr riet e NI U 1 DR. STONE, &4 vate Disearcs, Seminal Weak: ninle Dlsvises, v, Over 21, antoed or money refutidid, cloea ent everywlhere, Comwultetion freo aml coufi- dential, perranilly ur by ol A haok for hotl esea, Hiustrated, and elrealars of other (HIDRS peud se 1wy stampm, N 1 Ko 1 i ONLY 11 Clifeuio who b a regular geaduati n pivdielus soravaLRUICEAN, 170 8, Clirkent,, vor. of dance, O . May be conslted, peronatly or by mail, reo uf chnrge, on il chronlc or fiervous iseases, DI J, KEAN (4 thia anly phyalelan i tho ety who warrantac GMlice Touts, 4 8. ti, Vi B, 0, INERYOUS EXUAUSTION-A comprisng s w=rivs of Igcture Buseun of Auatomy, New York of premature declli In HiealLh WAy be regain Eiauj, wi utica | AMnutinanea, 4k, 1 an » dellvered ut On g eatig and cire shiowl A“{ mitsputably how loet |, pifurdingaclrar syuupsis of thy inipedtineitete iarriaye, and it ufugrrois 310 pliysical dehillty, HeIns the Peeulb 0f 20 yoars' x por Henfe iicebycetia Klirens e Dt 1 ce TLAW SCHOOL, HARVARD UNIVERSITY. The gcademie year 187G-'77 will bepin on Thurs. Rept, 28, The examination for edvaneed ding will hegin on Thuesday, Sopt, 28, a1 i) a. . At he hoginnlng of the academin year 1875- 78, and afterwarls. appticents for admiseton wha Are not graduates of Colleges wlill be required (o passa preliminary examluation. At the beeinning of the academic year 18500, the Faculty will adid 0 third year {0 fie coutse of distruction, and ean- Ardatasfor u tegree who enter the School after the neademic year 18706-'77 will be exminined it the en. tirn conzee of three yeary, They must alro be membera of tha Schonl al Teart (wo yrars, For in. formation, and for eirenlara giving full particulars, widreen JOIIN 11, ARNOLD. Librarian, ADAMS ACADEMY. QUINGY, MASS, HON. CHARLEE FIRANCI& ADAMS, Lt I, Chairman of Board of Managers, JALLIAM ik, DINMOCK, Ut D, Satier, * 4 s Bchool I ., In the Py A L N legim, floys from this Acadeiny Lave been this year itted }fl Tiarvard, Yale, Itrown, and Ambherst Col- The, niue teachers—all gentlemen ~of e, 4paratory clvs for thowe tos_yonung for 1 1ind the fustruction given fs carefyl and (o dishmed to Tt e puple iwmmghly Tor lu.-mf, et wurk of the Acadeioy. No puplla“are re- eefved under 10 yrars of age. The pineler, Cwith B tamilp) and {he Audetaot Teachers reaide in the Aeadamy finarding Behoot: aw the younger Loya iimve cacli & separate aicovo In a latie dorinttory that communicates directly with the Mes- s bedruo Tioyy ean alan be hosred in frivate tamiiics. Yor rllnlnuna_v lld"lb:]hl: N aster. " LADIES’ SCHOOL, Proparstory, Aondemic, and Collegiste, CLIFTON SPRINGS, N, Y., Wi open Sept. 1, 1870. Raomns Iarre. elegantly furnished, heated b{ steam, and lighted hy gnw. Special attention to health, Crmanstic drill. " No public examinations or exhibitlons. Prof. (2, Blersner, an experienced Instractor and ;clmro-ur,gvm Luve charge of the Depurttaent of nale. Dr. nnnr{ Foster will have charge of the Tealin Depuriment. br. George Loowmis will have the government of the school, to whom 81} communications should be add; ed. 8end for clreular, PARENTSEZGUARDIANS HE 1 8, SCIIOOL AND COLLIGE Dl RECTORY, fur 1876, 210 pegen just feted, fs eamplied expressly for {otending schival patrnes, whese. fnmay be gbtained sl the Iufurmation rrlating to the better cin 01 acholastle Institations in e coiintry, necesnty to the selection of ACh & 0ne 34 they may be In seatvli of, without the Inconvenience incldent to the tirtia} meaus of eolicctin the tme, Complete List ot tichouls and Collages, Deseription of Locatton, Hall- road end Hatel Faclitttes, ete, Map af the United States, shawlag the exact location of the Schools repreaented. Fupii'a Kullroad Expeime from hotne to the Sehion se- fected will be paid by this Bnreno. Balled Free to parcnts and ofliers Raviog chiutren to fdusate upon roceipt of postae (4 cente). At the aifice, Trom 10 Sehers s wiebimg T¢ for. e firpose stnted, B0 cel coTERWaIL JAR t, T, SWOILTHL PIN , Nntfonal | Bureaw, Domestic Bulldiog, iiroadway and Fuur- o New Yotk N, 3. s WILLISTON SEMINARY, EASTIIAMEPTON. MASH. The Shisty.sixth foar wil becin Avg, 91, Ezamina. Hon of candidates Auic, 30, G40 u. Bi. Gleical Coursa tliree years. Preparation ‘for il thoxi advanced Gol- crrs,” Ton tnttructors, inelading the following recent. Iyanpotuted. vtz : dumia M. Whiton, P D, Frinetpal, ormerly livctar of the New Hsven Hoplina Graminst Sehools Hohert Y. Keep, Pl Master io the_ Cias. sleal Department, scceaily’ Cnifed biates Conpul'a fithens. Grooce, sind, punl] ot the Prore, Bixtin gnd. Lolfato: Hoawell Parteh, A, %, Siasier in the Engiah ' fepartment, recentiy Masier of the ”:",f“‘ l‘wg\u’u-nnnl In_the Worveatrr HIgh Schoaly afcemall Vit B et orle and (irats et e 1itgh o dtoflinton, - Addresa,. for farr Throrda . Tressurer of ton Beminary, University of Notre Dame, IWOTRE DAME, IND. . This fostitntion affurds etndentr an opportenity of pursning ut will a C'Jassical, Scientlfic, or Com- merelal Courve, The Post-Graduste Course of Civil Engincering Is now alko fully established. Clasues will be resuined on Tuesday, Seot. 5, Tioard and tultdon for echulustic year, 8100, For catalogues uddress REV, . J. COLOVIN, C,6. Prosident. ST. MARY’S HALL, FARIBAULT, MINN. The IiL. Bev, i1, B, WHIPPLE, D. D., Rector, Mlss Ko s DARLINGTON, Principal. 18 under the peronsl anpervision of (o Bishop, with tenexperienecd teacliers, 1t uffers superior sdvantages fur slucation, WiLh, un_incigoraing nd. heatty cit At tr eteventh yesr will tegin THURSDAY Bept, 14, G ‘ur Tepisters, with full detatla, ode dress the KEGTOR. wiil Degin ftie year at hier Hone fenhool for adfe Fopn. 47, at her Tostdence, HO Charion: i Nive SAIAN L. BAILEY, Iate of Dearborn Semina- 5y Gieho, Wil have cliirgn ofthe Hepartnieut of Mentol Phiioophy, Belles Leitors, and Latin. Hartlett! Chicago Theo. Setme fuary: the (o abody, liarvard University, Cambrdge, Mais A T, Flelihy, oston, UHIOAGO FEMALE COLLEGE, MORGAN PARK (NEAR CHICAGO)L The fall teniu of thia institution commences on Tuerday, J 12, 1850, Another new building will be com- od and ready for ocenpancy at that thne, Its enpaeliy will he rufticient to necommodate Aty ad- dittonni boardinzg pupil For furiher information ar clreulurs addresa the Py Chicago Ecumale Colle 1L, or at 97 Madl, MOUNT VERNON MILITARY ACADEMY, Moran Park (near Chicago), Capt. Bd N. Kirk Talcott, Pres. Ilenry T. Weight, Principal. The full 1crw Commences on Thitrsdny, Sept. 14, 1870, The rebiool, under new management, will agford larzoly increased facilitlen for tharoush - straction; For fusiher information and clrenfars uddruns Capt., E 1RK TALCOTT, Presdcat, Mongn Park, Coolk Couuty, 1il., or 118 Monroe. sty Chicngo., EDVUCATIONAL, R S e e it J St Hary's Acatemy, Hotre Dame, lud. The Annunl Session will open on the firet Mon- day In September, The Course of Studies {= thor- ongh In Claseical, Academieal, and Preparatory Departimenta, — Murical Department, under thy slircction of twelve teachers of Instrnmental and two of Vocal Mnslc, rondncted on the plnu of the bemt clarsical convervatorios of Barope, It the Art Depurtinenf, the fame peinciples which form the basis of Instenction In the great Art schools of Europe are embodied {1 the Course of Drawing and Painting. Pupits In the School of Destgn or Muslc may pursiie 4 apecial conrse and praduate with the same onotaas in the Aendetniral or (‘larsical Depart- wment. Special attention psid to thote who wish to hecome teachors, For e ddrees 8T, MARY'S ACADEMY, otre Dame, Ind. alogi 81, doseph Co, MISSES GRANT'S SEMINARY . ' 128 1-2 & 130 Dearborn-nv., e Lalc North Dearborn-at. Will open Wedneeday, Sept. 13, The heet faciilties ate aftorded for Murle, Painting, and the Modern Languages, Ample accommodations for both bourtde iz and day ppile, Bolect tho Beat School for Your Boys. The leving Institute, Taerytown-on-Hadaon, ras apene Sept, 3% Thotoneh instruction and teaine lnx]'. The Iul!uw!n'.:f‘rm emen_are patrons of the school: B, P Falrchill. 210 Went ithoats New Yori: Mr. 0. Channte, Chief Ensineer Eric Rails way,New York; the Rev. Gearge M, Stone, 1, D, Tarrytown, N. Y. Circutnes from A, AIIAGNAC, Principal. ~ PARK INSTITUTE, For Girls and Young Ladios, 75 nnd 77 Ashiland-ar. A firstoclare Iiny and Boarding Sehoal, Pour fll departmenta under the eare of nntomgllflwd teach. crs, Rinier arten ix thoroughly oreanized CHEGARAY INSTITULE Toarding and Dav Schodi: Latin, Engilsh and Prench, reach 18 the lauguage of the famlly, 1537 oud 13298 h}vmr Vhiladeiptis, Penn, MADAME DHERVICUY, Principal. JORWICH UNIVERBITY, felentii ami mmu§ Helwil: ¥orifield, Vi._Addres I'raf. CHAS DOLE. THE CIFICAGO TERIBUNE CAMPAIGN (hicage Tribine The Prestdential Campaign is now apened, each party having placed |ts ticket in the Geld, It will be an cxciting sod despernte etengzte, 1 the Gove ernment pasren into the bands of the Democeate aud Confederates, 1t vl pnt Lock the wheels of progress for many years. Reaction will be inan- warated: the colored people vl be, practically, reduced to bondage: and either he National Debt will be repudiated, or hundreds of willions of * Retel clafms for Rebellton losses will be saddted on Northern taz-payers, on Wie plea of **domng Juntice'to our Southern brothren!® The Demuceatic-Confederate alltance lv the mame In character und rpitit on wher: the one wing re- rotved that the War for the Unton wae a ** fafifrmo, and tha otlier wing tried derperately to make It n fallure. They ate now a barbor of refuge for sece tlonal snimostticn and pro-elavery senttments. With ail fherr promises aod pretensionsi hry have proven utter failures In dealing with ques tlons of Taxzation, Tarlf, Revenue, Currency, or Reform, Prudence udmonishee tuat ** the destinies of the country In peace ehould be contided to thoso lio nuved it in wor.™ Nothinz will do more fo aronse the pablicto thelr danger, And avert the calamity of Copper- hezd ond Confederste ascendency lo {he govern. weyt of thu natlon, than & wide diffuslon of Tnz Cnwaco TRinuxz among the peaple of the West Al the best specchies of the great Itepublicna or- atars will be published. All the huportant documents snd facta will be spread before ita readers. Al uscful political informution will be glven to the people, The Opposition party will be Kept on the de- fenoive, and the campnign be made warn sud lives 13 for them. CAMPAIGN TERMS. From now until the Istof Decembeor, thiree weeks after the Presidential election, Trr Tnuxe will be eent at the followlng exceedingly low ratee; _\r\;nlly '-lwpn(n ‘Tribnuce-glnele copy.....8 l.?’g Ten f e .00 Trl-Wrekly Tribune.-singie copy 2,00 Thres Coples... (R Back numbers of the Campaign Edition cunnot be sent. The sooner porons order Tuz Camratos TrinusE, the greater number of dnsnes they will got for thelr money. Address - E COMPANY, THE TRID! OnICAGO, ILL ST RECT L Trausatisntic Compan: York and Havre, cailing at P Janding of passcugers. “Tlie sphine vorite route for the Conting viectric betls) will antl trom | a5 follows: *PEREIIH, oLt E 102, 1.7 LARIADO, 4 pom. “}‘Jku of Pamy ecalods, Satur, Raugiter, " Butord Eefn pold (micluding o D, R110 10 120, weconllng (o Aeeon sccond, $721 third £40. Hteturn tic duced roles. bleerage, NI gilpeTior accaimino. duttons, (neluding wiie, bedaing, ani utensits, without EXIFR CHarge. Stemimers marked (s * do uob curs 4 ngers, | LOULY DBERIAX. Agent, 53 LA TE, Ko, 67 Ciarkiate, Pl AReDt for Clilengo, - PENNBYLVANIA FEMALE COLLEQE, Plutaburg, ast End. Pa. Golleg Conrew suibaces all e Tepartmenta of 1igher Education. venmeut [s that of 4 refined. Christian home. eition, g miles frons the herrt of the vity. from dust ausl doiolke, easy of secess, aud un- surpaxsad for bennty aid scencry. Senson upens ; }:‘cnln{v ieapply iy o e Rov. Yor cat ¥ HICAGO TADIES' SEINARY, 1annd 17 South Sheldoy {lor HERyUstE. castof Unlon It Profesenrs in A Mu- Al f‘" ) lllX’IL'li ! for Iwth xn’nr\]l Ihll In}l e Becomimodations or raih hondiie and o Piphin, B MmN Gtk Go, Brincipal, HILITARY ACADE (for Ronrdersanly), oprar Sept d und Biealthfult grannds ulxlrl natous. - Lourse “of & ingtvaction in CIvil and M, walen, aod Engih, pan MY . Loca: Intldine iy ex. ADRIAN COLLLGE—Entrance upon any stiudy Inany department conditioned auly by preparation ta pripvue that study, thus nifurding greater latitude n the selection end the order of sindiva than can Do found vlsewhere, Ezpeuses low. For cata- luirue address GEQ. V. McELROY, Pros., Adrian, ch. IRVING MILFTARY ACADEMY, Lake Vew (near Chlcago), opens Bept. 6, Ten acred Play-gronndsr carclu) overslelt of the moraly and Inunes of caletss four vealdent Professors. Fen for eatidogne. Gillee 133 Waahingion-xt ago. 1. 1. COF, Prestdents Capt. &, CLACDE 0T 8T. MARY’S SCHOOL, Knoxville, Xnox County, Il The Epivcops] ¢hiarch Schoal fur Girls, in the ninth year of ‘successfut operation, Unsurpaxeed for {ta healthy location, Firat-class in atl Its op- wlntmonts, ~ Challenzes comparison with the best Fastorn schooin, - send for b eglater. e W LFPINGWBLL, T nt, TO RENT IN TEB TRIBUNE BUILDING, INQUIRR OF WILLIAM C. DOW. Room 8 TRIBUNE BUILDING NANCIALS ¥4 . s “r 3 $a0, $100, $200, $500, $1,000, LEX. FROTIYNGHAM & CO., Peukers and Broke b RTINS €O Hethors A0t ik fuvesimenta of larda oF s ounta’ in ator legitimate characier, which frequently poy from fve sweaty tlnes the sidount luvested overy thirce dajs, Fiocks boad 4100 a8 destred on dopeisi efdpercenin Clyvulens sl weukly Fovaris st frecs VIl ned Mechnnlend Engincoring AN AT SO R it LA S St very pract Adantagds wiank) sed n anntry. tiraduates ohtaty excelleny posltions. "I“IV wnll Al (‘l. P-)'r bl‘ln‘ Anmllill' ‘l‘lll.‘ll"ll;h l"lm. ; i e o B111 il farticula Kidren PIGE, CHARTES SHOWE Biredius ™ RIVERSIDE SEMINARY, Wellaville, Alleghuny Co., N. Y.=a nnnnllnu-firlmrfi for Ladtes and Gentiomen, -~ will open bepl, 11, Toat- g, bashing, Kytonuatics, clding-schoal, ‘3dna for cie- Aaliesd ClAs, Ty NG becruiary. i 6, " Grove Hall, New Iaven, Gonn. A superlor Toute Schivol foF Young Ladles, Hteatens Sept. 20, 1570, Adirens SUSS N+ 1 MOSTHOWT, Urinp TTRYE SEMINARY, V, Voo ML CACADEMY etk ALY ande, 0actes; #0100 per year. views, wnd references of the reatdent Jollet dron gud Steel 3 Denrbdrneat., Chicas NIOY COLLEGE OF LAW OF UNonlud e i s 1 rofesa {Inl\(_l‘:‘:lr A, l“ ey, \VESTEND ‘young Iad Haveo, Cunin. s WARTHMORE COL, SV S 2asunyear, Ky H. MA 1 Imnu.\'n'muflu IE TWO UNI- uth, Dean. & Tadintes, fou snd_short-liaud. 3LOW, Secretary FAMILY FCHOOL FOR © L CADY, Lrinuipal, New Cular, crisen COVC I swarthuoly, Pa. ACADEMY, WORCES. fer, Haas. . preparés 11 graduatos for commandtug poaitiuud la coiimoa and scleutitc pursuits, nll{d. W. 0. DRYAN'S BOARDING-CHOOL ¥OR Youug tadicy, Lstavis, N, Y. North German Lloyd. The steamers of his Company it fatl evury Satur- dny Trom iremen Tler, foot of Third-ste Hobokn, Luivs ol puasage—From New York e Southampton, London, Havre: and lftenien, trat cahin, §1a; o cabin, ¥, gold: stecraie, §30 enresiey. oF padaak Iy 10 OELRICIS 2 Nowl NWALL, Stamper. ST, Wertern., L alin yassage, 470; nermindiate, acursion tiekets, $120; Prepald Sleriaen certincatca, o WA W a Gl e Cpvtrat fiafirond, o TOURINT AND PLEASI'R EEKERS. Invalide and sportsiien desirnm 10 enjoy (he prandest scenery and o most healthfal tour, should choore the River and Gulfof St Luwrenee for tne.r Pumner tripa; which can he made 4LA_ very modei- ate mxpen Inguire at the Michizan Central Itullroad Tieket Oflice, 07 Clark-st,, for the pa phict of 1o Quebsc und Guif Ports'B, 6, Cu., give ang full information, Pt UBLICATIONS, NE BOOKS. Emerson’s Chorus Book, (E1.495, ur 312,00 per dozen), r?- L. 0. 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Company, Mondsy and Tucs- day evenings, Ang. 7 and !l."\'(ll be pe¥lomud i THE VICTIMS, and THE IRISI DOCTOR, Matinecs Wedn au TOOLEY'S NEW CHICAGO TREATRE, THR FAVORITE FAMILY RESORT. ‘The Rahicon Is paesed, ond the nniversal verdict of Preas and Public pronounces IEXOOLEY’S8 MIN STRELS, Ar at prenent organized, PLRFECTION, Rvery Song and Dance, eic,, encored ni}hu 3 Wediiesday, Ang, B, FINGT GRAND BAMILY MATINEE. " Admisslon, 26 and 50 cents, Lyenlng Perfornance at 8:15 o'clock. $#"Don't forget Hooley's New Chicago Theatro, Clark-el., opposita §herman Tlonse. ADELPHI THEATRE. Ta-night, Aux. 0, Lkml dmnof the Immensa Bnncess nced for the first thine in this elty, the GREAT W YORK SENSATION, Ny M'lle BERTHA COLUFE and FLIZA GUILLEUIME. A AR A Ticatty, and i‘nlfl';'lge'ifll}unp formed youug tadics, in & serics of LIVING ART STATUARY, 1ila Morris, Youpard firos,, Carvoi) & M, Carthy, ey Pt il L ierting Enterisigmant, WOO0D’S MUSEUM, S Wedneaday Afternoon and Evening, CORSICAN BROTHERS, Ag‘:fl‘;’? cxhibition, two of the largest Lious It PICRIC. CALEDONIAN CLUB PICXIC ON THURSDAY, AUG, 10, — __DONT FORGET TO GO. ' WABASE-AV, PAVILION, 542 and rid Wabash-ar, TO-INIGIE T, Prof. P, REAMNY, Ventelluquint, with lis original * 1. FETER HONTZ, FAMILY, GRAND €OXCERT And erening cuterfainment by the North Chicagn City Dand, every Wednesday and Saturday nt Gushers Poityieser's Butanier Garden, 300 and_ 373 Sonth State-st. T RAILIKOAD TINYE TARL ARATTAL 0 EPEENORS 0 TRATG Erplanoton of Reprrence cepted, $ Sunday excepted. rive Sundny atha m. § Datly, Marks,~t Faturdsy exe CHINAGO & NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY, Tiekes Ottives, 62 Clark-at. (Shariusn Houss) and 71 ~Laual-eivest, coruer Madiran:st., ud st e depois, Leave. Arrive, araeine Fast Line, ababugue Dav'kx, via Ci allbugue Night Kz, via aguatia Night Exbrow aFreeport & Dulugne yEiveom & Duiigue Exiroes oMliwaukee Kast Mall (dstly)! e, *10:30 4, M. a0 ¢ corner of Weils and Kinz b=epiot corarr of Caual aud Kintie-ats. MICHIGAN QENIHAL RAJLROAD. fuot of Lake-st., wud fuok of Twenty-second-st, fekel-ofee, 7 Clark-st., soutlicast comer of fians U, and at Patter Hugse. it frin 3tato and Al Line). 5 ton, m, DAy EXUTOM00neerae Kalswiazoo Accoiniim Atiantlo Express (aliy), T A Grinit Trapidn nd duikeg Morning Expross. KNIt g 71 baturdey Ex. OHIOAGD, ALTON & BT LOUIS and OMIOA KCANSAS GITY & DUTVER BRORE Limig Y Unlen IN'\'VBI-! West Blde, newr Madlwn st T Unlices At Depot, and war Clty & Denver )‘: .m 1. Louin & Springfeld SR Loute, Springhieid [ § VDL . {0 and L'vorla s, Teara Day ) - Treoria, Keokuk & Biir) . Chtcago & Padueal . R £ix.. Streator, Lacon, Wasiyian i dollet & Dwhght’ Accomundat's| CHICAGO, MILWAUKKE & ST. PAUL RATLROAD, adison and Canal-sta. Unlun Depot, earaer lckaf Oifice, 03 8Guth Clatk-st., upposite Ehermna Touse, T A Wirconsin & 3L ay Exprish., 00p. m. \\"ll:imrlxn, Tows, wid “Minte: i e o Sy 3 Wircunsiu & Sii 1 Niaht Bxpress : . m, Al =lns pan via Milwnakee, Ticknt far § 4 and Minneapoiis are good elthicr 5{a Matison and Frairig Au Chlew, or vin Walertown, La Crosse, and Winona. TLLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD, Depat, fout uf Lake:at, uii fual af Twenty-srcaudest . Tieket Ultice. 121 Kandolphiest,, near Clar A t. Lous Fxprems L. Louin Fast Line', Cairo & New Ellnl h hihL X, Springfeld, Peo i Bpringteld' N ieht Express, Peoria aud Reokuk Kypr Pubtique & ntoia L 2 Dubig n iy que & sloux Clry e i Tamener 10AGO, mmummfi [lyning puts, ot ut Luke TArrive, 0 L * THAU D 1y Malland Fxpress, ULawn and Siresi . ok s Joseph CF., . o 8 & Blrealor 00 p, m. N, B o s TES, TEs Monday. ERIE AND OHIOAUO LINE, Thcket Offices, &3 Clarkest.. Fatmer lours, Grand Facitic, wid ut depol, Lzpusition laiiding, |_leave. ¢ Arrive, Day Bapress=Pullman Draw:| o New York wIthaut chiungs. Atiantie | Express = Vulliou Lalacehrawing- Moo ke _lug Cara and d{utel Cars. Only oo Tunning the hot PITISBURG, F1, WAYNE & OHI0AGO RAILWVAY, Arrive. Tloom Slcopiug Cars, to) ; 8:20a. m.| 8;103, M. Dy Ixpress..... clifle Expr cul Passcnyer-£ st Mall, tulLlue. ds ted, o uris o llluud’u;yuc::figd?d YDally. tSatundsy excepred BALTIMORE & OHIO RATLEOAD, Tratas taave from Exposition Dullding, fout of Mo et &3 Clark-st., Talmer Tlouso, 1tich Buildivg A;cotnmcflnllun Diay Kspresy Fam Expreas. thaily. oacpted. CHIOAGO, ROCX ISLAND & PADLr10 RAILROAD Depot, cornerof Vau Buren s shstiman-sia, Ticked utlice 58 Clark-56., bhicruisn Hous. Z (imabn, Leavenw'th & Atok Kx,$10:008. m. Feru dtcomwodaiion,, Liup, m. Night Lxpress. g NAVIGATION. GOODRICR'S BTEAMERS. For tiiwaukce, cig., dally (suuduj eacepted) O a . Saturday Buatdon't Grand Have I voieaionnesinannes 8 o M Hapiui, siasiegon, ¥ fcave Trand plod; $ Monday cxcepted. § Ar.,