Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 20, 1876, Page 7

THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1876. W20, orn 8 ‘damaged, 404 o e 4shet i ey St RSt Siohi e relected 0 o iea, 109,000 buy com, “:.“' I afi'fl(:.«;:'nrm wheat, 45,000bu3 corn, 40,000 1,10 refacted, red, o7a: Ko, 2 o 8, rmhr:hmmg.u saliey S GntmAs, N O inendi B B m’[}m foderately setlva aud highert primo, $17.003 vt choless S Semand; ahouiders, THRTHo, wa- Seprtured, s oo sprmer-gured 0 U - in good Grce e ico Guicss OFAINTY €0 cloicd, 43 |4 ofeers unchanged. thers uncbanged: o, 1.0, . 10, A= 1¥heat neglected; aptins A R iy Ao (DAL Corn actlvs and e o E 7 an . b with an upward tendencys naica 76,000 l,lfl\‘xplll:xlm\'llu (rrm'm L o e tc. " Onid om0 wrrivo, e, R, Ak VeREr™ 1ije ‘ewioctod. Larioy nes tod. lact COT'TON. Wew Owveans, Bopt, 19,—Cotton~Falr demsnd; sales, 34,000 balcs: quotations unchangeds receinta, net, 1,044 bales; gross, 2,000; exporta to Liverpool, Tas; 30,333 w::‘k'«‘”‘". Bept. 10,~Colton esslers middiings, f0Kes net recelpts, 5,138 Dales; gross, 2,7361 sales, §738 exports constwlse, 1,733, ‘Gatvasox, Bept. 19.~Cotton dull and wesk; mid- afngs, 10%cq not receipts, 4FO bales gross, 2,450 gales, 1,075; cxparts to Gront Dritaln, 7903 comtwise, %373 exports to France, 2,672, ‘Cuanixatox, Bept. 19.~Colton auets middiings 10%c; net reccipts, €,170 balcs; sales, 501 8xports cotstwlsc, 3,407, MoniLe, Bapt. 10.~Cotton weak and Irregnlary mid- aiings, 105y net receipts, 1,884 Lales; sales, 600; sxports coastwise, 022, PETROLEUM. Crevtanp, 0., Bept, 19.—Petrolenm market un- edanged; refied, standard white, 110 test, 23c, TirTanURa, Sept. 19.~Petroleum qnict sud steadyy crude, $3.02% av Parker'sy rofiued, 32cc, Philadelbhia delivery ——— TURPENTINE, WiLu1NaTex, Sopt 10,—8pirita of turpentine strong B0, MARINE. ' CIICAGO. Anntvirs—Prop Messonger, enton Tarbor, IIIII: @rles; prop George Dunbar, South Iaveu, l‘lfldl’lfil, prop G. &, Truesdell, Benton Harbor, sindries; prop Bismarck, Marinette, towlng; prop Nebraska, Buffalo, sundrios; prap Buckeye, Qlenn Harbor, wood; stmr Shicborgan, Manitowoc, sundrles; stwr Iuron, South Haven, sundries; stmr Muskegou, Muskegon, sundrics; schr A. C. Kating, Oswego, conl; schr 1ibblo Nau, Alpena, lumber; schr Winnla Wing, Manistoe, Inmber; schr L. 8, Von Valken- burg, Northport, lumbor; schr Elizaboth Joncs, Duffalo, coal; sche J. P. De Condres, Nixon's Pler, wood; schr Mars, Ludington, 1um]l‘m1;_ cow petrel, Bonth Ilaven, lamber; barge E. E. Tynon, e ter Sambor: bargo. Dy 8. Miler, Marlactto, Jumbers 'bargo Marinctte, Marinctio, lumber; Largo Lizzio boak, St. Josepb, lumbar. Ciranancrs—Schr Nassau, Oawego, 18,000 bn whcat; prop Lawtence, Ogdensburg, 6,104 bu Corn, 100 hele flour, 40 bils pork, 200 bags sced, 1 fce lrd, 2 cascs lard, 3 brla beot, 1 brl lume, and pundries; prop India, Bufialo, 100 brls Hour—Erie, 40,000 bu corn, BUO bLrls flour, and sundrics; st fluron, South laven, b brld pork, and sune ries; prop’ Clevaland, Ogdensbnrg, 10,100 bu orn, 200 hels flour: prop Truesdell, St, 108, sun- Grles; prop Messongor, St. Joe, b Lrls pork and eundrica; tmr Sheboygan. Manitowoc, sundrics; scli Tel-Golor, llolland, aundrica; prop Delaware, ullalo, 30,008 b corr; s ", Gharety, Og- dendbarg, 20,000 a - comi prop - Ohio, Tullalo, 26,006 bu wheat, 18,300 bu corn’ schr_ A, Fredorick, Kenoshs, 14 cords stone} irop Tompeet, Whitd Lake, sundties; stinr Mus: oo, Huskogon, 19 bils pork and sundsieas prop Uconto, Gircen Bay, 20 Urls pork, 120 bris upples, and sundries; prop ldaho, Buffalo, 10,000 bit whoat. 1,490 bris Qour, 8,400 bu rys, 1,230 plus lead, 200 bage sced, and sundrics; prop Mon- i, Inialo, 10,030 bul eicaty 4 68 b oo o baga fiax-aoeds achr D, A. Weils, Eack Hay, 4 bl pork, ¥5 bagn focd, and aundrics; schr G. D, Morrly, Good Larbor, 50 Lu oats, FRELGIITS. Cniaano,—Soveral vesscls were taken for cornj otherwivo tho murket was gulet, Rates woro steady at £35c for corn to Bufalo, Tho barges Inter-Ocean and Argonant and props Commodoro and Java wera takon for 210,000 bu corn, In {ho afternoon the sche Naesau for 18,000 bu wheat to Uswego on private terma, LAKE MICIIGAN, CiticAco, —Basiness at the lumber docks lins been anusually dull so far this week, and a mojority of the lntber-1nden vormola which arrived here Satur- doy and Sunday atill romuin in the marko ‘The schrs dosephing Drosden and Jennle Mullon hinve been docked by the muuul;o Dry-Dock Com- pony....The lurgor class of 1.0l which goew 1o Escanaba t lanil, secared her crew at that tigare, 'The lumber carriers find no_ diflcuity in_ socuring crows for 1.25....'The schr Lavinda while golng up the river sesterd ry struck against some pllcs, breaking threo of ber planks. The Chlcago Dry-Dock Company is makiny tue repairs, # PORT ITURON, Special Dispatch fo The Tridvuna. Pout Nuuox, Mich,, Sept. 10~11p, m.—Nowy ~~Propa §t. Paul, 8t. Albans, Sparta and consort, i¥. 3tilla and barges, schr Grace Whituoy, Ur—Props Philadolphia, N, K, Falrbank, J. Bortschy, lavana and b nterprise and col vort, Bulina and burges Azov, Ellzs Gerlach, x0—S8uuth, gentlo; weather flne, - MISCELLANEOUS, Tins aNo TuaT.-~Tho recent storms have dono scrlous damage to the Jake bank at Raclno. At some po.uts it has caved in 10 foot and moro, The tug Ploneer was sunk at the Sault River by the stoamct Knto Marks, No lives wore last....The name af tho kmall unknown schoonor beached at Stony™ Creck durlng ono of the recont houvy gules proves to be the Dalsy, Sho ls o totnl Joss....Veksel Captaine who get loat and nd thomeslyes on the eant shoro of Luke Hurou, are reminded that the north pier ut Gode- rich i in a dilapidated couditon, The insidu fn suul ona level Wit the watct,...The echr Sun- rike, of Lhicago, 13 $n dry-dock 'at Milwaukeo for an " osorhuullng, She speung 8 bad leak dueing the lute casterly galo, whilobaund from Escanaba to huchlgun City with iron ore....1t is believed thut the wreckugo een off Milwatkeu belouged to the schr Harvest Hume, ax the stern of that unfore tunate cruft lua come ‘nsliore ut Kenowha,.. he Suglnaw Kepubltcan wintos that the sche A, 1. Mooru is eredited with the Targest lond of lumin shipped from the Saginuw River, Ehe hud 00V 1t ow board, Bhe arrhad at Chlcago ‘o st Corinthinn, of Toronte, cun awlore on 'n rock o Wile cust of Geafion & fev daye ugo. She had 70 passengors on and a air carko of freight, Who ypassongura wors ull waved and forwi Y truln. * Tho stur la not ueh dutnuzod. .. Tho wreck of thy steaus-basys City of Foct uron fies nbuut fonr milcs southeset froin Leziuglon, direcily in tho highway of vewsels pussingz up and down Lake Iluron.” Lho 10pa of Lot spuraurc uutof water, and her arclics aro sbout four fect befiow the surfuce, Vessels will be w miving that locality i, wido berth wiille passing i1 h t.... M6 Ecening IWiscontin saye hics, cnigincer of th pron lssoucl, hux been misaing elned the Lth, o fe about 60 yeurs of ayre, sitiied 1m o blue sult; hus gray hoje and brow mustache. On that ovenfog ho ‘wuu puld oif, utul hud ubuiit 3500 I 116 poaxveston. 1l pro. cecded to have o guor thne in & saloon, wnd rofused toreturn with & fellow=-sallor. Since tbat tim nothing has been hesrd of i, and 1t 16 feared ho bas bewin spnrderen Spectat Diwatch to The Tribuns. BUFFALO, - 3., 6P diUanul irelghts aro unseliled, ' Hontmen are auking ¢ for corn to New urk} 0o la ollered. T proys Aluska, Chlua, Gould, Xnnlo Sunth, Badger blate, Doan HHlchs mond, Scotin, und Arabia, aud the schrs Schuyl- : : d Sun Dlego, graln-laden, ur- 4 hours, = TIHE RATLROADS. Some Additional Gossip About the Long=Contemplated Lake« Front Depot. Will the Baltimore & Ohio Join the Northwastern, or Stay with tho Tilinois Central? The Canada Southern Fighting the Eastern Pool on Live- Stock Rates. TOE LAKE-FRONT DEPOT. Na ona cen deny that tho Lake-Front i3 the proper place for the railronds Lo como fnto the cty. Thers aro no streets to cross, and the ltves of peopls aro not continually endnngered by moying traine. Yel, owlng to the short- sightednees of our city authoritics, there {8 con- siderable danger that most of the ronds now coming in_that way will be driven to scek un entrance eleewhere becausa they cannot sceure sufMiclent depot and yard room, It is now two years sinco the Naltimore & Ohlo Rauflrond camo into this city, but up to tho prosent time it has beon unable to sccure depot accommoria- tions. When the mauagers of the road decided to enter the clty by the Lake-Front, they were tolerab)y certain that tho city would sell to the rallroads the two blacks between Randolph and Madison streets for the purpose of having n grand unfon depot erected thereon. The I11l- mfis Contral Rallroad had agreed to let it nve the uso of its present temporary depot uutl that time. But the Iilinois Central wus unuble to carry out its agreement because the Michigan Central Raflrond, which 18 purt owner of the present dopot, objected to tho arrangemnent, clafining that the depol was too crowded, und there was no {olling how Jong it would take be- fore a now aud comnodlous depot could be erected, and the Baltimore & Ohio was left out in the cold. By leastug the Mechanical Depart- nent of the Expusition Bullding at an exorbl- tant rate, the rond secured a temporary depot, but every fall when the Exposition conimenced t was turned out, and lad to pet along the best it coull. Last sum- sner the Hlinois Central and Baltimore & ©hio Raitronds mado snothor effort to inve the " city scll thiem the two blocks on the Lake-Front fora dc‘smt, offering §500,000 for the same. This 1 consjdered a very high price, especially since real eatato fn this vity has greatly deprecinted. The tivo roads intended to bulld without delay o grand depot, and let such roads as choose to como in dv so, Butthe matter fs still In the hands of the Council Committee, who aro fight- {ng over tochnleallties, and the roads do hot know hat to do for ample depot accomnmoda- tions. In thisdllemnina the Baldmore & Ohio Rallrond has come to the concluslon that it will serve its interests botter by leaving the Lake- Frout, cntering the ity on the West Side, and buliding o depot in conjunc- tlon” with the Northwestern Railroad, either ut the corner of Canal und Kinzie streets or at the corner of Wells and Kinzie strects on the North 8ide, The Balthuore & Ollo Ralirond can casily make the change without building more than s few miles of rond, Tuero i8 o roud now buillt which runs from South Chieago to o 1|mctlun with the Chlcago; Rovk Island & Pacifle Rultrond, between Blue Island and Englewood, ‘This §s the transfer road, and {s at presont used by the Rock Island Road for a South Chicago branch, There will be no ditiiculty in sccuring this line at a vory low rate, a8 its projectors and owners would be glad to getrid of it.” Fromtho junctlon of the Rock Island Road the Transfer Company has tle right of way to the North- westorn” car slhops, and it would -cost but Jittle to bufld “this shoit soction. From this point the Baltimore & Ohlo can como in over the lowa Division of the Nurtbwestern Raitroad. Mr. W, C. Quincy, Genoral Manager of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, will be in the clty to-day for the purpuse of deciding what courss to pursue, Tho Illuols Central Rail- road, anxjous to keep the Baltimore & Ohlo on tho Lake Front, lins had cunsiderable correspond- once lately with the manarers of tho Michignn Central Rallroad, with a view of getting their consent to let the Haltlmors & Olito share tho comforts of the shed which is at present used by the Lake-Front rouds ns o depot. Mr. Sloan, tho Presidentot the Michigan Central, hasat Tus| given hisconsent,and Mr, Quincy will be informed when ho arrives liere to day,by the munagera of the Illinols Central Rallroad, that his roud can come luto the depot If §t wants to. What Mr. Quingy will do under these cirdumsances is a matter of conjecture, but it fs probuble that he will decide to remain vu the Lake-¥ront for awhile louger, and sea if the city authoritles will not cowne to thelr seusos in_the neantie, Inthis evont the Bultimore & Olfo trains will arrive at and depart from the Central Depot af- ter this week, fnstead of trom the foot of Mon- roo strect. _One lhln§, lowever, i3 quite cere taln, oud that 1s, if the rallronds do not get the ground oun which to bufld o large and commodlous depot. very svon, probably all of the ronds now entering there, except the Il nols Central, will move to the West Bide and Join In the erection of depots there. The L= nols Central will then have all the ground it wanta to bulld & new depot on the present site, and the city can gell the two blocks wauted by the rollronds to eircuses and base-ball clubs, which now occupy It most, of the thne w 8y . 1f the two blocks are sold to the ralirond com- punles, then all the roads entering thiere now wilundoubtedly joln {n the erection of o grand union depot, which will not only bean ornn- meng and credit to the city, but “wil greatly cnbanco the value of the now depreciated real cstate in that nelghborhood, Besides tho Illinols Central Rallroad conteinplates mak- ing a conncetion with the new, Northwestern depot on Wells atreet, by building o raflroad hridizo across the river below Rush street bridge, This Cornpany was empuweved in 1857 to build such a atructitre, ond there 8 notlung in the wnf of Its erection. ‘The mavagers of the Itinols Central stute that they will have to bulld this bridge ultimately any way, for sooner ur later the 1linois Central wall have to build o roud on the North Side to make o direct con- nectfon with the main line running through Northern Iowa s fur us SlouxCity, At present the roud uses the Burlington Quincy and Chicuggo & lown Roads to malte conncetions with its Iowa line, CINCINNATI. Special Dispatch to The Tridune. CiveinNary, dept 10.—Reglstered at the Graud Hotel to-day were the tollowing gentle. men: John Kung, Jr., Vice-President of the Baltimore & Ohle Ramlroad; M. C. Quinn, of the Bultimors & Ohlo; J. L. Randolph, Chicf-En- gipeer of the Balthnore & Ollui N. Guilford, Utueral Tickot-Agent of the Baitlmors & Oito; Joy Gould ond Sldnoy Dillon, of New . York; €. Potter und ¥, Lord, of the Duyton Bliort Line, There wora sovers! untters of considerable futercst on aud, 1t seeius that Gould went nto the Southern Roll- road offices on Third styeet, sud approuched the Truateus In the fnterest of the Atluutic & Paciic Telegraph Compuny, n which ho is largely juteresteds $le wuidis to negotints for tho rigght ol wuy along the Clucinnatl Southern ltalivcad -~ tur “uns lue, o secure thls would bu {mportant, gs it insures hmportant Southern couticctions, Mr, Gould woa well re- celved by tho ‘Frustecs, and appearcd to by well sutistiod with the result of tlus prefiminary nd- yuues, Ho aud My, *ore, are In succesaful operat! not get n fafr proportion of the business, and theréfore cyt the rates. The meoting yesterday was for tho purpose of adfusting the diflieulty, Mr. Nelson Morris and other large shippers of lve stock were clonctud with the macnates o part of the afternoom, but what arrangement was made or what conchislon arrlved at could not be learved, os all the participants of the meeting were pledged to,secrecy, It Is unider- stood that anothier meating will be el to-lay, and that an cffort will be inade to bring about an Increase in weat-bound frelght rates, JUDICIAL SQUABBLE. Bpectal Dispatch §0 Tha Tribune. SrnivarieLd, 1L, Sept, 10.—At tho Juno term of the United Btates Court, for the South- ern District of this Btate, there was tried tho suit of the Farmers' Loan and Trust Company, Trustees, vs. the Iron Mountain, Chester & Eastern Rallroad Company. ‘The sult ended In 8 deeree for the appolntment of a Recelver, and Charles 1. Cols was appointed to that office. Before this,* Judge Walts, of the Porry and Randolph Circult Court, had appointed ‘Thomns 'M. Blins Receiver for the same road, i on Bept. § Judge Traaty of tho United Btates Court, ordered 8ims to turn over to Cole nll the ]»mrerly. in hjs poseession., Yesterday Judge N. 1. Lemma, of Carbondale, appearcd In court and exhibited receipts showing that thiis order of the Court had been obeyed, %mt it appears certain that Judge Watts will take sieasuron to assert the diguity of his Court and to enforce its orders e ——t LETTERS FROM THE PEOTLE. ““TUE OREAT CITY OF THE WEST DETWEEN THE TWO RIVERS.” Th the Editor of The Tridune. Graxp Crossing, Bept, 18,—~Many years ago Stephien A, Douglas, standing on the old wagon bridge crossing the Calumet River at * Dul- ton's,” sald tou party of gentlewicn that the great city of the West would eventually be Lulit between the two rivers—meaning the Chi- cago and Calumet—the distance between them being less than 20 miles. If Indlanu nvenuo werg extended from Chicago, itwould strike the Calumet dircetly ot that bridge. How well the Benator's prophetic vision fs becoming real- ized, 18 beiug verliied by the steady and perma- nent march of the city southward, At the thno of moking this prediction, Scnator Douplas was using his best efforts to Induce Congress to lend fts oid in the construction of the Illinols Central Raflroad, a task he umomrlhhad. to the lusting bouefit of the State which it traverses, after years of hard work and overcoming many disheartening obstactes. ) It s not thie purpose of the writer na it is unnecessary, Lo aing the prutres of the dead Senator, through whosc eflorts this fmportant work was pushied to a sucecsstul lssue, for it is one of the many monunents to his well-carned fame, nor to relicarsa the benefits which have been derived to CIllL'a\,gn and the Btato from its completion, but to linpress upon the Ecuplu living “uetween the two rivers what they must do to complete the work begun by the dend statesman, At this time he hnd Imthll:F to base his prophecy upon but the natural ad- yantages, central Suullluu. and his Qrm faith that Chicago would becomg the metropolls of the nation. % Binco thoss tardy and weary years the prog- ress in development lus beon incaleulable. Besides the 1linois Central, thero are now six other trunk lines of raflroad, with thelr hundreds of trains o day, thun- deriug frumn thecity © between the two rvers,’ in gvery direction; a harbor second in jrupor- tance to none ¢n tho lukes at the mouth of the Calumet; bright, smart, healthy villages are unestled in pleusaut places everywlere, whichhave seduced from the crowded city tho botter class of citizens und small traders; rallrond car-shiops, sicel and woolen works, und other industrics abound, and every deseriptlon of manufdeturo, from thi best finished piuno and sewing-machine to the subjugution of the m{;gcd nutive fron- on. 1f the dead Senator weru allvo to-day lie would realize that his prnvl:cc_v of (e great eity Letween two rivers " was not chimera, but near at hand, The northern, westeru, aud ucarly all of the southern portfons of the locallty are, from natural causes and artificlal meaus, subject to no drawbacks fn the inatter of dovelapinent; but in pluces in the Town of Hyde Park, which has o population ot over 16,000, tliore are spota #0 low that in tho spring-thme they arc fluoded with water, and check operations Tor improve- moent. Bome years this overflow Is greater than In others, and this year it has been unbearable, —30 bad the ‘:wplu hare becoms aroused, and, through public meetings and lu.»mlnns‘ the sub- ject bus been taken up by the Board of Trus- tees und discussed, engincering reports mude upon §t, plans subimiticd, and proposals made by partics to remedy the evil. - After the pust scason's trials tho citizens are anxious for Immedfute nction, snd are wfllhnfiw be taxed for the impruvcmem. ‘Why not, I£it is * canstitutional,” Jet_the State and conuty tuxds levied in liyde Purk, or a_portion uf them, bo applied to this object? Wiy not de- vote the fancy park nnd bowleyard tuxes, which searcely beneilt, nnd, if at all, only prospeetive- 1y, these locall!len, to thosame purpose? Re- niove this obstacle—~the ouly one in the way of thic permanent. occupation of all the southiern porifon of the town—and thousands of ueres, now almost valucless, will soon begin to repay bacl to the three clasbes of taxes il that would be expended, Lot tho towns in this scetion of the county-—for they arc all Interested—seleet members of the Le;ihlnlurn, to be soun chosen, with reference to this ubject, und If aid can be ghmuuby the 8tate n the manner indicated, se- cure it. Inthese Intter days it is the fashion to cry down the Cafumet Tegion, and heap upon it afl munuer of opprobrious eruhclu und it los gone on to such an extent thut tho unthinking or unknowing have come w cobnect {t with some very umvholesome names, such as swamp, 3ungmlrc, feyer, azue, cte. Now, the In- lans thought differently. It §s well known to the ploncers hereabouts that the reglon around DBlue Island, Calumet, Jake, and down to tho mouth of the river, was a popular rendezvons of the pencen- ble Winnebugacs, and thut for years after their removal west they would muke Pllgrlmngeu In snall parties back to thelr old favorits lake, and here ¥smoke their calumct.” This was the lust spot near clvilization which they had to finally give up, and they did so with sorrowing heurts as they turned “thelr steps toward the sctting sun. 1t is plausible to suppose, in the early days, when Senotor Douglus sot himeelf about the accomplishiment of his Illinots Central Ralroud schieme, thut Tiw hod sumething to do in select- Ing the route out of Chicago, If hedid so, it wus his thought that the ruad should run near tho west shore of Calumet Lake; 1t was his thought that in somu future day this budy of water, nbounding in fish and fowl, would b levied or dyked thut some day, not far distant, the reclainied shores would Lecome u popular summer rosurt, beautifled with gardens and fountalns, and covared with hotels, villus, and drives, Are not these things yluuallillulo i TIKE NORMAL SCHOOL, o the Edlior of The Tridune, LaAxkE, Bept, 19.~8omothing more than a year ago o yumor bocamne somowhat rife {n Engle- wood that, during the years [rom 1808 to 1873, while the Nonnal Schoul was Luing established, a largo amount of echool bonds againat Distriet No. 3 had been issued by tho Directors and pald by the Township Treasurcr, Mr, Ely, the pro- ceeds of which lad not passed through his purpose,’’ but was willing that the examination shoutd be made at nnry future thne by any one a8 will appear by reference ton report of anid meeting, publistied in the Sun of the 24th of June lnst. No tecting of the parties has been held since, bt at the réquest of Judge Holburd, the late ‘Treasurer, Mr. Ely, and myselfy met him at the oflico of the present Treas Tew days ago, and gave the hooks and papers from (868 "to 1873 a pretty thorough examination, tue result of which is hriefly stated in article of “In- vestigator,” published in Tus Tnisuxe and Times last Friday. Judge Hulburd, Imv|n5 been charged with slandering Mr, L., folt it due to the publie and to himself that the facts, as they nppear from the public records, shoulil he piblished, as re- attested by Mr., L.'tn his letter of April %0 las To what Mr. L. Is made to eay by the Inte Ocean interviewer, ns reported” In” Jast Sature dny's number, I hnve Httle ot this thne to say. Neither perronsl abuse nor falsehood s argi- ment, and they are the resort of deaperation, Yours, . o MAcK. — et “ Every heart knuws Ita own mieery,” she faintly murmured as the stern reality that the seventh plate of fce-crenm was too miteh dawned upon her. 8ho wanted to know huw hearte discasc came on, and i his would Le true to her. They usually wash that cunfectionery out every morning,—New Orleans Julletin, MEDIC. TWELEYEARS OF SUFFERING. GExTLRONRS: Abous 12 years ago, white travelfn with Faiher Keniys O10 Follta Concert Trotine an & ton: o sluger, | 1ok whevere cold and waa la N ark, N3, Thiscold bronght on s Cataerli, which | battied with evers known remciy for four weeks without avall, and was nnally ohliged to flvoup a miost deairable position and_ return 1, wie una- ble toslug o nute For three years aftcrwards i way finable to#1ug AUAIL The tirat attack of Catarrh fiad left iy nasal urgana and thron’, s sensitive that tie Slightest cold wonld Lring on & fresh attack, leaving me rostrated. In this way 1 conttoued to pusler, The it nutack, the severcht J ver hud, was terrible. 1 nullered tiie most excrclnting pabn In my he lionrse as 1o b scarscly bl gonsantly. I thought | wae golu niG quickc consum tou, aud'1 firmiy beiteve that hnd (hese avmpious cone tinued without relfef they “woull have rcn Tered me an Suay vietim. \When it thie iatressing conaition, ] com- use of Sanford's Kadical Cire for Catn mfea, aa 1 ) o Withont berieQt, ‘The st taso of wonderful medielne gave me the greatest relfet. 1t 18 ulc for oife whose licad” aclic, eyen’ aelie, fculate distlnetly oil Secount of tio iintians fn lis thront, (o realize b much reliof 1 obtaned from the firat application of Bunford's ladical Gure, Under (s Influchce, ot 1n- external, | Eapldly recaverod, by an oc: use of e Feinedy wlhico liave becu catlrely free tarrh, 107 Uio fitst e 1 Ovelve Youtn, You 0. W. BOLKo0K, it (e Holioad ¢ t purchaséd thie Uniicad cure of Gl A Drkgisty Juntord Buiting, CLOROE I SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE For CATARRH Tins worked a rovolution In the treatment of Catarrh. 1t has demonstrated beyond all doubt that this discase, even tn fts severuat forms, la curable, and that eomfort and happinves may be made (u follow years of misery, years of sufferlug, by o peralutent use of I, Tho method of treatment orlgiuated by Dr, Sanford, viz., thy loeal wnd constitutlonal by aremedy prepared by diatilintion, Isthie only vnie ever offered tothu publie that will bear the test of thne, SANFORD’S RADICAL CURE Is Prepared by Distillation, Every plant and herb that ylclds it medical esscnce to it fa pdaced In an tmproved still and thero inlugled with asolvent lquld, which. by lieat, 13 risde to pass over futo the recelver, bearini with 1t the Leallng ewences or Julces of these plants and hierbs, fres from every con- taminatlon, pure and coloriess, ‘Thus the actlve, medl- col constituents of thourands of pounds of herbs way Lo condensed Into a very small compass. In thta way San- ford's Hadical' Cure fs divested of the nauseating, warthiees features of ol other remedies, while ite curs- tivo propertien ate Inreased tenfold. 1t s posttively the greateat medical triumph af the agu. ews 1p ro Putlack of d, was ¢ Vo spea. s couhien | Each package contalne Dr. Sanford's Improved In- haling Tube, with full dircctions fur use Iu sl cascs. Price, $1.00. For sale by all wholeeale and retall drug- throughout the United Btates, WEEKS & 1'0T- Generul Agents and Wholesule Drugglsts, Boss COLLIN VOLTAIC PLASTERS. An Eleetro-Gaivan(c Dattery, comhined with the cefe- brated Medicated Porous Plaiter, 1! Les curative agent in tie world_ of_ tvdicine, surpsasing i other Plusters herctotoro (n nse. ey aceomplish Diore [ ane week than the ofd Plasters i o wholeyeuf. They do not paliate, they eure. %A WONDERFUL REMEDY.” Messra. Waoka & Potter, Gentlemen: Your Coillne Voltgle Plaster [+ b wondertul remedy, -1 Luse snffercd withh weak aud palnful back 1o fure 1 acut for your Colline’ Volta H Gator. reachied from 1y back 10 my sides and hips, Vi ik i ure Feelfns vers by i paln My left well, but I ik 1 réyuire auottier (faater fur iy el el Tam o wach e roved LIRL T cun walk nii a bt betora our Phuilor s unable to” vtk aF stai, loepeottully 1CITARD GULMA. Va.. July 23, Tag. 1 finiehied ity letter some of my uetih i Al wisli e Lo send for some inore of your Plasters. 1 au recommending Uhem (o st iy frtends. Pleaxcscnd e aix of your Collime® Voltale Plastors. lucloied find #1, MILS, GOLMAN, Sold by all druglate fora3 cents cach, Eent to part of the Uniteal Stafos and Canaias Gn rereipt of & Gonta for one, or alx, OF $2,23 {oF Lwel We .uvbfi' ) e % 2 t, Uroprictors. Tiostun. MEDICAL GARDS, DR. JAMES. Lock Mospital, cor, Washington & Franklin-gls, Chartered by the Stata of Litlnols fur the expross pur- 6 Of gIvIng lnnediate reliet in all casca of private, chronte, aud urluaey dissaace 1o ol) thele’ colplicuted farms, " 1Ule well Kiiown that Dit. JAMES has stood u 100 hEad OF Lho profession for 1o Pas 30 ¥cars, Age uh experiunce are sil-huportant. svurlnul Wenkiuous, kit losses by drening, p nies o face, 1048 man: oo, can Pomftively be cured, Ladles wanliiig tiio moet delichta atiention, call or write. | loasant 1ol for pa- tfenta, A Dok TOF (o 1 M Ledls you all uinsut thess. disc: Why D0t—~10centa 10_pay jion Tootnaand parlors. | You oo 0 ol damesidsixty yeursuf s, Coasultations ale and fuvited, ? Giiice liour, 0 a 7 . 0. 1010 124 1, Al basineds st n FXPOSYTION, The Fourth Aunual Exprition of Chlcago N 1230 1) datly, 7 Agrlctitural and ¢ O, Trocemes of M eral MACHTREI ufariure in Wood tar h oliection of PAINU; Kont Mountain, pove the (louds, and the G tner consiitute (ne. great diapls view tha WESTES Toltowine popir CNGWIRRPOPLIE wg oF ADMISSION, For Adults, one sdmistion, good for all day snd ||uv1ren. ‘ane admission, i Fur Children, every d Commutatfon Ticketa, Afte; The Cominutation Tic! excuralon parifes, McVICKER'S THEATRE, LAST WEEK OF MR. JOSN T. RAYMOND, ar EVERY EVENING AND BA’ NEE In his grest impersonation COL. NULBERRY SELLERS, **TIIERE'S MILLIONS IN 1T, Next Week~TIIE COURIET OF TIIE AL alithe principal meinbers of the company HAVERLY'S THEATRE, Formerly Hootey's 12 1) MAGUIRE, & 114 WILL E. L'l'ltAT')}lx‘” THE ¥AMO CALIFORNIA MINSTRELS, aded by the Pe e g e B andolphest., between alle, nal incal sketch, prgtie Anibitious Great Succeadhb? th CROW neit, forming a ity stars. The Bols. atact, The Cowneta of the female Horcules Peanlys, John an n combined organization of Hen Gifolli the ! and Fax, &ud & Jiat of AL beetiv to Assistant Mansger Frank Cllocs. 11 actite preparation The ikl Thuraday. HOOLEX*S NEW CHICAGO THEATRE, Clark-st., opposits Sherman Iouse. t. 18. Every evenlug at 8:15. y Matineen g 2:14 p. n. gredteat of chiarcier actors, sang and dauce artiata, A yreat treat this week, FHOOLEY’S MINSTRELS. Double Company of Chicaga and 31} Hart, 1ty ner, Georgs Merrlil, E. AL v uartette and Voor woon's MUSEUM. Wednesday Aftcraoon and Eventog, ZOIXZ, 'The Octoroon Gir 0 nuit the times—15, 25, aud e for reserved scats. ind 25 cents, OO . LAW SCHOOL, HARVARD UNIVERSITY. The academic year 1870-'77 will begin on Thurs- 'y The examination for advanced standing will begin on Thureduy, Sept. 28, atf) o, At the beginning of the academie year 1877- licants for aduiesion who will be required to At the Leginnin, 38, and afterwards, ap) are'not gradautes of Col pas a preliminary examination. of the acadenic year 1870-'80, the Faculty will ads a third year to the conrse of lnstruction, ‘and can- dudates for a degree who onter the School after the acudemic yenr 187677 will b examined o tho en- tiro conree of three y members of the Schiool at lenst two lm:;nlllon, and for clreulars Thoy mut also bo iving full particulazs, tNOLD, Librarlan. CADEMY. 1 g, 1. chisirman of Toary of Mansgers. WILLIAM It. DIMMOCK, LL. D., Saster, The desien of the Echugl [sto prepste hoya. in the t thoraugh manner, for. the - best American Col- cs, loga from this Academy Uave been this year nftted (o farvard, Yale d Am| ‘There are dine teschers=all gentlemen of ity and experience. There (8 A preparatory cla for thoss tno_young for cademys ani the fnstruction given (s carcful ani antic, designed to it the puplls thoroughly for herwork of the Acadeny. 1 0 The Saater (wi Teaclters reside la tie younger boya hinve each n ae) dormltory that communicsties di o) s bedrouin. loye can nlso be baanled o For catalogues address the Master. INTS S GUT.ARDI. - SOBUOL AND COLLEC 211 cumplied uxpresly for tutending school jiatrons, whero- le fnstitutions {n the counti f auch 8 one us they may fie Inconveniente fucldent to'ihe Camplete List of No puplls wo ro- and the Asistant uarding $chook: anid arate aicore (n & largo 1y with the Maie usunl means of collecting the same. sehools and Colleges, Deseripiton of Location, tafl- , ete. 0y, showing the exact location m hotne to tho Fehool see e, having children to ents). AL the o i roaid aud Horel Faclittes e Sclionls represented. et und others intof portaze (0 ¢ To Otlora ot wiaht 5. ) 0T WOl Domestie Bulldln Yor . PIN 5. lirondway end ¥ LAVRENCE SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL, HARVARD UNIVERSITY. 1001 providesa four years® conrse {n Fn i L the degreg of CAvil Englueer, or § d four yeura' couree tn Cheind Mothematics, Thysi hich ieads 10 the degree truction 16 Lie same as th raduntes in the Colleke. ted with lahoratorics. o Budents of the Kelentlfic College Bufidings, aud inuutiony for adurieson A 20, beglnning at A 8, m, ¥ Iarke portion of the The Universiiy ls paratus, und cols chool cin oceuy hoard at Memor! 1 e held sept, 24 For information, nidress AMES W. HARILS, Secretary, CHARLIER INSTITUTE, Central Park, Now York (ity, for boys and young gentlenien of 7 to 20 years. Cuollege, Duginess, West Polnt, and Sclens French, German, and Spanixh cure- Tutlding new, the best econd year egins LILQ, Director. Pennsylvania Military ;lcademy er, Pa. {for lloaniersonly). onens Bopt. 1 u ¢ bnithdinie nandsome wnd uatruction (n Clvilund Me- i dateu Dosrtlag and Doy 7, Laneht und wpoken, cago, oF to COL. TH. 57.) wctik Central Park. N’ (Founded 212 Weat Fifty-utnthiost., u heauty and jicalihiulness, awical, Fronch, and German Family oung Ladfes will reopon Sept. 21, it Tt Clrcular, Riving fuil fuformstiog, will Lot EDUCATION MISS R. S. RICH, NO, 4518 NOINTH LA SALLE-ST. Engliati, French German, Hoarding el 107 youni | wnd chiliren, op +indargartdn Department In charze of M cn Bl e it MADAME O. DA SILVA and Mra, Alex Dradford's (formely Mrs, Ogilen Tloffman's) Knglish, French.and Gorman uom\mg Hind Day-Behodl for youns 1adies and chlldren, wit caliathenics, No, 17 Wert Thirty-eighth-st., New York. “Iteopens Bept. 25, Application may be made by letter or personally, &8 above. CHEGARAY INSTITUTE enpens Wednesdey, Sept, 20 FOI H\‘!mf“sfl lfx’lx)lldé,AH HBAFIS. Dalrdinkrlnd Day Schooly Latin, English aad French. rench he langusge of the family. 3527 and 1% Spruce-st., Phlladelphis, Penn. ADAME DIERVILLY, Principal, i _s':;. Jomes QOI00L. oarding and Uy v ) en, Ilg\'.‘ i e Y ounp fdten gnd on a1 Flio Arta, begtasin November,” © FiNG AT e Muoss, Institute of Tcohuoloyr%y‘." w department of Fractical Mectinniam, N '3! 1“!\'. };Dr l’r!ll«(l} !‘mfl !‘IIDMII Ttusstan rys- e of atiop 1oy i pariicuiars, apply to SAMUEL K NEEL. tary, oo, bast, JORTU BIDE ‘Term ooens Sept. 23, 1870, Address rd‘ f 1210 2 p. M, rosa or apRy A SRR Baines. A i ‘MEGETOISELLE D ORFNIEULY AXD. Keith (well known formerly as Mm. McCauley's Fchool), Krench and English bosrding and day schiool [ot souny Indied reopeneiept, 2 N0.377 Madison: New Yor! JROSKLAND INETITUTE FOR TOUNG LADIEG— Nyack-on-lucain:’ beautiful ituntion,” plesant Fooma, course of stuy fail and thoraugli Y. E, Juhnsdn (late Principsl Wells College) "Ly priveipal. Albere Wells, Principal, ADANE CLEMENT'S CI001, GERMANTOWN, MARANE Falfveiaion of dwto wil open Wedacsdsy, Bept, 20, For circuiars apply to the Principal 'Hmin.mm MILITARY ACADEMY, WORCES. ter, Mass,, prepases its graduates for commanding poritions In conitmon and sclentific purs NQUWICH UNIVERITY) Sctentic” and 3 Schiool, Northgeld, Vt. Address Pruf. CHIAS. DOLE. RYE SEMINARY, Rye, N.Y...Forparticulars address Mra.8.J. Lirz. B8 W, G. BRYAN'S BUARDIN 00L F P BN P S e sl NEW PUBLICATIONN. Scribner for October. Scribner for October opens with an Hustrated article, the first of a neries, which will be of great Interest toaportsmen, on SALMON-FiBHING, Trout-Fishing, Grouse-Shootlug, Duck-Shooting, ete. CLARENGCE OOOK continues ils Iijustrated papers on HOUSE-FURNISHING and DEC- ORATION, Theprosent paper relates to halls and dining-roomm. Therc ara also some spirited chaplers of the serial story, THAT LASS O' LOWRIE'S, COL. WARING concluden his TWO HUN- DARED MILES in 8 MOSEL ROW-BOAT. JOHN CHINAMAN IN SAN FRAN- CIBCO i the title of a startling paper o the Chiluese In America. Agricultura) Colleges, whot they hiave done and propuse to do, Is discuseed in an Hiustrated urticle on the MASBACHUBETTS AGRICULTU- RAL COLLEGE. IK MARVEL hasascc- ond paper on the Great Exbibitlon. There a short Sturles, Puems, Eesays, Sketches, otc., eic., and the usual Editorial discusstons of current topics and literatare. Thias number fs the brilllant ending of, perhape, the tnoet Lrillfunt volume Scribner has yet prodaced. The Publishers unnounce among the attractions forthe coming yeara new scria) ators by Dr, HOLLAND, to be entitled NIOHOLAS MINTURN. 44 a year, 35 conts a number, For sale by all Nesra-Deulera. BORIDNER & CO., 743 Broad. Now Yor! OHILDHOOD OF QUEEN VIOTORIA. 8T.NIOHOLAS for October has a ekelch of Queen Victoria, with threu portraits of her in girl- hood and youth, which will'be found of cxceeding interest to children snd grown peoplo alike. 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TIURD AND IIOUGHTON, New York, HUSIC BOOKS! MUSIC BOOKS! contatna n |[TIIE ENCOREY contatnen exevilent fine culiection Slngtas Kelool] For Singlng School, |, of Pualin vurse, Tunce Nl ane By L. 0. Exensox. hems., Tiealde the above there nta nearly 100 pages Slled with Duete, easy Part Suiige, aud Glees for ractice and e creatfon, As wili ba scen, thern oro_sbundant materials of the ieat chiaracter fur Mwking SIuging Classcs interesting, wide-awake. wid panular. THE DILE 16 also i excellent hoak to use tn Conventions, Acstemies, Collcge Cloirs, ete. Lilce, 7o cents, $7.00 per doze, [Tho Salutation!] comanss ; Cliret Munle Rook tlgintig Sahiool Hon . v Uir Yate, | For1878-77, | Coing, Mk By L. 0. Exguson, exercine, Tiut the greater part of this d - P A A i A R A mt, Sentences, Clisite, vic., €6, The whole cu- tutca a bouk it eyual 6o hoss” atre ch have caused the naimo of M ™I bu b Contatna s Qoo Colles wi wldely knowi as une of tho wiost suceesstul of mudor, gompuecrd of Bacred Musle, Lrice, B35, Tor doser, bpecimen coplea matled, post-frec, for setsll prico. TYON & HEALY, Chioago, OLIVER DITSON & CO., Boaton, AN EATNIL S, PAIN 18 A BLESBING. itlocaten disesse. When- over tiie bowels become Irreguise, usg Tarrant’s Seltzer Aperient, 1t will ave much pain and danger. Nature sometimes 1a ro quirnged h( the barden I*_ made ta carry, through tha heed{csanessaf licr childzen, that she ope; Iy rebeld, and punishies fearfully. Don't neglect the froper ireatment whien the symptome frat appear, tesort Lo the aperient aud get well apeedily, SOLD DY ALL DRUGGISTS, FIRE] FIRET] CLOTEING Slightly Damaged by Water, At the late firs of 1all, Garrlson & Co., New York. $50,000 worth of Men's and Doys' Fine Clothing. to be sold st Appraiser's valne, which is 50 per ceut bolow first cost. Bale Lo contlnus from day to day antii cloxed, at 168 Sonth Cl_nrk-st.. Chicaigo, 1L xS AVARLISOAD TAWE FADLES | ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAIN Eml'lnlmml of Reprrence Marks.—t Batarday axe LA epted. *Bunday e: . 3 S8 Sy L T g oy epiar A R OBICAGO & RORTHWPSTERN RAILWAY, Tleket Otlivea, (52 Viack-st. (Siicrman, House) and 75 Capat-strect., curuce Madison-st., and at the depote. aPacific Fast Line. abubugue Cij Ex.viayl uque Night aOmsl Night Exp GEFEPTL e n. &DiDUAE akreprt it = or &Dubugue BMilwaukea Fast Mail (dufly) flwaukoe Kxpres a~Depot corner of Wellaand' Kinzte-sta, B=Dcpot corner of Canal and Kinsie-ater MIOHIGAN CENTR. TLROAD, D ek, 1 Clarkent '-'93': x"u‘B %"‘""A'B““u."" oy, aad &% PALBEE Hogse. - Lcasb CorRerot i Teave. | Arrive. Mafl (via Maln and AlrLinc) Day Express.... Kalamazoo Accomin Atlentlc Express (duly). NIEIC Express... Grund Tupidea Morlog Express. NIRht Lxpress 1 Eaturday Ex, 4.cop. m. 3. 140, m. . (ip. 1n, 0.008. . * 7:30p. ma t 0.0 . i ¢ 0:0k e 4 Monday Ex. § Dally, CHIOAGO, ALTON & BT LOUIS sad OHIOAGO 1 KAYSAS OITY & DENVER SHORT LINES, " Bleiet Olcent AL Iyepobs and 125 Handoiphpe = Leave. | Awrive, Kansan City & Denver Fast £1. Louln& Springtild, Ex &L Louis, Bpringileld & To Tekih and Peoria Fast Express. ria Day EXDICSL. ... it I3, Kx. streator, Lacon, Wasii'ion & Joliet & Dtit Aceoininint LAKE SHORE & MICHIGAN SOUTHERY, Leave. . Arrive. Matl, via Mafn Line. re Aitanilc Expres datl Colehour Accominodation’. . NIght Express.... OHIOAGO, MILWAURFE & ST. PAUL RAILROAD. Union Depot, corer Madlaon and Canal-sta. Tickel liice, 3 50uth Clark-at,, Slierina 3 Olice, 63 8Gutl Clsricat., oppostia Slierinan Houss Miiwsukee Exprem, *10:008, m. * 4:00 7 1m, 5:05 . m. *11:004, 10 t 015 . me it T:00 0. ML Al tralna run vl Stilwnukee, Tioknts for S Panl and Minneapolin are good efther via Madison and Fratrig du Chies, or vin Watertowt La Crosse, and Winuus. ILLINOIS CERTRAL RATLROAD. Depot, foot o Luke-st. &ail fout of Twonty-iecond.st. Ticket Ofice, 131 taudolph-st., uear Clark, CHIOAGO, BURLINGTON & QUINOY BAILROAL, Duputa, footof Luke-st., Indfana-ay,, “and Sixteenths i, and Cansdand Sisieeut-sts, dicket Ofices, 53 Ciark-at., and ut depota. Artive, Malland Express. Otiawa und Sireator Paseng’ TtockTont, Dubuuue & sloox o |* #1308, m, *10:30 W 1. reh uworth; Joacpl Expi 01 xp. for Omal iy, Lisvenworil 0D & 5. doseplt £ s irove Accomunio ) # Gruve Accominod Teans Exp % Ex, Sunday, 7. 1Ex. Monday. ND OHIOAGO LINE. Ticker o Gy B OEI0AC0 LINE: et OMcea, 65 Clarkest.. Taiier Houss, G st and at depote Lapo-iticn Dl om0 Teave. | Arrive, D3y Exprets—Puliman Draw-| tug-itom Slecpiug Cars, Lo New York williout ehawien..( 8:50a. m.{ 8:108, w. Atiantlc | Exyress — Puljuio) Eaiaconnimlu-tigam slocy- ing Cars aud Hol g { Hole niovp. m. 8i0p. m. Only lne runutng the Notel cars to New Yok, - CHIOAGO & PADIPIC RATLROAD, Depot curnur Chi nue and Larrabeo-at Tioket oive 5 Cur-sropts_ o - roshs Kigio Pamenger, liyron Passc PITTSBURG, FL. WAYNE & ONI0AGO RAILWAY, Leive_|_Amivs_ & S 700, . Gaikoa, ) i) Pt A BALTIMORE & ORI0 RATLROAD, Traae eaye oo fcxpottion Duiding, oot ot Mone h et-oflives: K3 Clark-st., Paimee 1oos Giud Pactiie, and Depot (Exposition atlding), TBaturday exceptod e el i e R, il A e S A Ditlon fel venlug " Owaha. 11 18 reported ‘{i,‘,,‘;'fi“",“,‘}{‘};;“‘&khz‘;g hands os required by Iaw, and that the records ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE, n uisid :"I‘;i'wm;t‘km' ecial VAN NORMAN, LL.D. §py 3 Mg \n:iu'r;: Mg red, prop Eun.lculnrl to consult with tho Cincinnatl | 88 papera of the School-Board having beeu ¥ i k1l VAR v 14\}1;]“‘“'9«"- o To General Tean Aall freamers i Illl‘twft Y “i‘\;“ i sck s n-,n‘“l | Buuthiers Ruitroad Trustees reganding tho loen- | consumed I tho great fire, the paper evidence +Boleot the Bost School for Your Boys, T e e, i b e’ Sha wireni oo Fiekcher duf ot Towt artnelurigin, | 1o Ofohahf *Poge 04t rouds wh fpere | was wanting In regand to (ho disposiion of the | & I fving sttt Tarrptown-on ludson, e- | seslionfos el BrfibiGmnaett thns | e o LS, anon, Spectal Dispatch 10 Tha Tyib o roads, i | wioney, o opens Sept, 12, ‘Thorongh [ustraction snd traln. : 2 g Prax, Pa., :r]xl.u:’x‘t.c—A”rH e X p‘:-':‘;'in Mary Ja- | Tuad that can make the most direct uss of the '.\n.’u. B. Lewis, haviog been Clerk of sald | o0 ||! 2 ’l'hg following gentlemen are patrons of the ’"?' 3 3 fullows: o | Depot, cotner of Vin lnren wud shernieste, Ticket ool o b Maltchiid, D Weat bitheat.. New | qebersizsy biire;Saturteg sepe 53 at's o m, st | 2000 SR B Mertuth iuies York; Mr. 0. Chanute, Chief Rneineer Eris Wiafl- | rador, Saugtior, Satuniay, ek 3-8 & Mo Mo of |~ | Luave. 1 AFIvE way, Now York tha Jtev. (eorge M, Stone, D, D, pasao o ol {including wine) First cabin, 110 1o e e acrytown, N, Y. Cleculure from * ~ 130, “scouniing "to_accummpdatlin. Kewnd, e7i- ‘A ARMAGNAC, Peiucipal, | Third esbin, St alpetior accu bttt eliing i i for Y Ladi Bl st Fed thus & do.bas Burty Bircrase Gheen: Obarlier Institute for Young Ladies, | fheainirsnarksttin daust ser seets 167 Madlson=av., Now York, Or W, ¥, WHITE, & Ci Agauy reckiaml consurt, Hurvey 1, Brown;j wehr Corsl. | conncction will be Jargely benefited,® Thore §s | Distriet duwn to tho ereatiun of tho Board of can. Cloared for Chicago, ‘prop W, T, Graves, [ Gali il connection with v i ct Jiducs b georo V. Kisman e T, 018 tamis of cont | ull thesy manatos, of ..;&,?J:%"i:’.‘.‘.?.fiii’&fi&fi B e D niar raried and annpil:atad st i the rumor, and traced (t, 88 lo thought, | Sevat frmiren 1 tho Way of u trabis-contingiital (reight ino uf | fo Mossts. 1 S, Hfulburid & S, i i tie Erle, Bulthuore & Ouio, Clicago & North- | — In u largo mocting of the citizens held in the | Kadhits Gt The Murguorite, western, und Uniou Pacitle Ratlronds, Tigh Behicol 11ufl the subjoct was vory publicly | Fatieste Kereons Aletter from 8t, Petersburg tells mo (writes — presented to Mr. Lewls for explanation, whicli, unplicated cus & Rome correspundent) that the favorits orns- TERSONAL, without preparation, be sttempted to do from ment at court I an enameled Marguerite, Sey- Mr, E. A, Ford has resigned Lis position as | memory, sccountlng fur about $30,000 used fn eral mlllons were ordered of the Parls Jowolers | Generul Passengor Agent of thio. Missourl Pa- | 1ocating tho Norual, Inclidlng sotio, suounte o imillate re ’!‘xls spriug by the nobility and vourt people, cltle Rnllrund.uud' Alr, George 1. Heatlurd, As- l-l,‘l:;:luu; x{hefuu'n 3‘1‘1‘ “':'m. \top, the nllugud MARRIAGE i They havo been worn not, anly by ldics, but [ 8istaut Genoral Puscugar Agent, bos beon ap- | scandal, i on the 2t day of Apri last Mr. | (TR sttt addressed an claborate fetter over Lis own s DU ULIN, 0o . ———— nvibd to eall o Dir. Diln in the okl tated hi o0, et plomber 26, A few boarders will ba v v fx U taken, Pupils prevered fof the ITurvard Examinations of o gf{u’r{l‘:;fl'fi" o Tena sl TOr Women. Clrcalars can b iad on Kpplicatios, of at Ol l 0[ "l‘l" 0 For Grand Havon, Grand il Fuenans - alie, SOUHT LENZ und Professar'st] J. { ) b e e | o Tistesemet o i sl rc e | LS S ¢l e ” 9 e o el | Gaturdays Hoatdon'sicavg uatll gentlemen also ( i - | polnted Acting General Fusseoger Agent, and H. B. BRYANT'S o8 of passsgeckount New, York tu Sgutiuinpion | ForGreen Bey aud Laky SUpdnior. Eucrite of sufia;. «lxl::i?nrg :cr"fi;;[l:?:fi,‘;c?::t Wl ‘yortorur o dutles of thls. ol "1t 5 | sinature to tho Messrs. ulburds through the A London, fi"’m;‘""“‘"”‘ , frst cabin, $1003 sccund | ¥l BeY ud LkkvSupario : . I AL At s IbIAPAIILARR N 1 cabin, $00, Kouds sicerage, $90 curreucd. For fraighy | 3 & Iiel; of Ruesly, A g y e | Hkely that Mr, Heallurd will, before loug, bo | Btock-Yards Sun, from which [ take thy tollow- | GOOD R lNGR H AM ! | ety aSplyareere: #0 Gl e h or L lugg'm‘l,uwot,‘“fiff‘%g}.‘fgfif}imcmolfi:r&h‘;‘;“"‘" ablo'to gport the full title, "™ | tug manly proposition, Referrin [ D A A 5 C“lc}“}o BUS““&SS (JOLLEGB 3ol e o Gk, | SRR Mr. v Ford bus uccepted the poal Hulburds, h : o 1 will meet thew, Tuving | NE' T P - = 3 I ke 5y Hussinn, Feiom o\:‘:xi‘l Geueral Ticker and Vassioger Aot 001108 | orosens uh the boite s papers of the Board o mm"g?mggmglafikg tongas Mo o Aud English Traiuing Sehool, G“;f,‘“" ,}.‘L‘?},‘ifi'...fi.fi?&'.."fl:fi'& pne. | e - xtremely interesthug: 1n one of the excavas | 8% Mouutaln aud Soutbern Rallroud, Educatlon, and, whilo we have no control o | athors fall o 0 stiers W3 105 | GTATE.ST,, B. H. COR. WASHINGTON, o " rect. = ; the Treasurer's bouks und papers, 1think Iam Bl e el i 8 seur sgo, ut lome R1ULS |y g3y gTOCIE POOL, s T promising thoy suall aldo be prescot. bt il was found, un outlque ornament. 1t | ey : ‘Then, nftor suggesting tho names of several lnh( Preeented Losthe Princess Marguerite, who The managers of the rouds leading from this whom *he wished to Le present, aumong ft"wdutly sHpped 16 un o black velvet, und ‘wore | elty to the Enst held & conferenco yesterday ot i} Baturday, i At 1 343 Bteurao, £10. o 0 cortifical W1TE, 07 Clark sty Miciigan symous , et fustitution of the kind In the United Gtates. '-U_“MYALL Hlanipar. Boruugh Inateuctin, Excellentdiacipline, Comnence | | Cubiu pussase, 870; Lu at any tnic. Guod boanting places for students wiio | Excursion ticket, §12y ) PR L WAL . o ; 'SCALES 3 livuout of thocly. Can select any brauc! . Address Ai whom 1 e wi because usshe o’ o for clreulars, it 1. DIVANT, Chica . Ceutral Kal oF ALL KINDS, i o e tiraat a4 pondant.’* On 't | thg ol of the Vittaburg, Fort Wayne & Chi- | saya, T wis % Famiar with the pouiks and afalrs oo m"D R.K s = hFAIRBANKS, HORSE & 00 Kyl o€ (o scant s o IIGFOBCUDAS 8- | yo Mallrond for Lo purposs of setdlings the | o to district " o thei mids,t Lt il tho nfor: | NO DAY 118 s PN K= £10 1 My chlca 0 Academ 111 & 118 Lake St., Chieago. lady, from sviln” Now it ias beconse T layh | diicultics which have lately arlsen In regurd to | 1nation bearing upon_the subject be obtunied bay boclsuliod betounily or by il freo of Girce, Rocareful. trvrnlyihe Genuing, - a1 v that can bo, le f the result be pub- r b Lovlty, and the little bell of ancigut Rome has | the live stock trafiie. Althuugh the pool of the | jighea, B Diict b Topact ot tho restlt bo puls SollshiunopuetTORs dlacieot. UL JLREAS Iathh eri rouds was bursted about & year ago, | the light tuke the consequeuces and stap down | ~ Otica hours, 0. i, 103 b. r.. i sundave from 0 to 12, [ hh‘l‘glnkl‘u tos uuul‘wu mfllnl‘:flin‘mlr::n :,w nn){ uut,'l" el bouk t8 vam":l b:xu.msr'nlml-j\ slxxfllu s "-:ui?sd“" o stovk business ever sinve. al e wecting was arran, and on or sbout tho comprising » serles of Jectures deiiv u's x é!hn!h on her fingers and bells on her toes, ment the Michigan Central, Mich? jun Bouthern, | 26th day of Jung lasf the patics, with four e A Sew Torkj o thacalue sl e S ball havo music wherover she goes, Pittsburs & Fort Wuyne, uml Baltluors & Ouio | others und’ the Town Treasurers, met, but nu ?mm itky e reatiieds ailoaug aclaa oy ol the acrl ?}“ Of the reproductions have the Gieek in- | Hallronds divided cguully wll the live stock | systematic examination of the books and pspers d thotrestugn Vo e ylon uuirummlullm: “4Ysalel, 0 donna, | business, Lately tho Caupdn Bouthern kicked | was Lad, for the reason that Mr, L. did not con- Balificly ] 1 sgaiust this arradgement, wlowing that 19 &id | sider that wo had met at that thue *for that l Ceh reproduced i gold by tho gold-workers :‘; étlm court ladiea, 1t recalla the ald nursery ud systoiatls traintag for pupifs ol sl ages. e iy S Thisrtedluta, Dobartmonts the fully fustructed fi the commoa brau (e Colleglute Dopartzuent may (reiiro fu ecleniific’ pursaite, or for sdmlaivu o uy Collegaor v ‘Gorman and French teacliers fa. octiva languaes, Publis of both ‘Ahiages in all departments, Teath ' AR Prlnctoa 3 UK, 'rl L 1'Blghtecatliot 1 ilsh and Classical Day Schoul, furnishes Xfi u n AND { VENTILATING APPARATUS CRANE BROS. MiG (0, Eissiitiomss sl st BB o8 10N. J ofl{aron-at. i \ %fib‘fi‘;flfi? d‘“fii’fi‘.fi:fi“&t