Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 4, 1880, Page 16

THE CHILAGO TRIBUNE: SUNDAY, JULY 4, 1880—SIXTEEN PAGES. FINANCE AND “TRADE. c F Very Little Doing in Stocks, but That Little Strong. Light Shipments of Currency—Strong De- mand for Local Securities. The Provision Markets “Closed” for a Holiday— Light Trading on the Curbstone. A Firm Feeling in Grain—Live Stock Steady. FINANCIAL. Business was so dull in Wall strect that no Quotations were made for such standard securi- “ties as Burlington & Quincy, Alton, Morris & Essex, Iinvis Central, Obio preferred, Delaware & Hudson, Northern Pacific, Minneapolis, and Sfoux City. Stocks that were dealt in were handled gingerly. Though dull, the market was Strong. The most conspicuous weakness was in C., C..C.& 1, which lost 2, to 654. Michigan Central declined 1, to 85%, ex-dividend; Pacitic Mail 34, to 394; Reading ¥, to 154; and Mobile & Ohio i, to 18. Rock Island 1g, to 105%, ex- New York Central 3{, to Lake Shore 3;, to 103%, ex-dividend; Erie %, to 413%; the preferred X, to 67%; Northwestern 5;, to 91%; St. Paul 4, to 8%; the preferred , to 10434; Wabash preferred %, to 654%; Ohio 14, to Bi; St. Joe preferred ¥, to 73; Kansns & Texas 4, to 353g; Lackawanna 5, to 7734; Jersey Cen- tral , 10 66%; Union Pacific 14, to 863; Iron Mountain 5;, to 4643; Westerh Union %, to 1043 Auuntic & Pacific 2{, to 414; Lake Erie & West- ern 14, to 2316; Canada Southern 3, to 573; and Manhattan 3;, w 2. Erie second és opened at 88%, sold at 89 and ‘884, and closed at 833;. In New York, on Thursday, rattroad bonds were active, but early in the day prices declined, in sympathy with the weakness in the stock market. In the lute. dealings, however, a strong tone prevailed and higher prices were established; Erie consolidated seconds, in which the transactions were very large, declined from 88H to Si4j, and returned to &X; do funded 5s Tell off from 83% to S24, and recovered to S% Kansas & Texas firsts declined from 103% to 103%; do seconds sold down from 634 to 61'4, and recovered to 622;; C., C. & I. C. supplemen- tury firsts declined from & to St, and rose to 8; do incomes fell off from 37 to 36; Canada Southern advanced from 92, ex interest, to 93; Boston, Hartford & Erie tirsts sold down from 42 to 41, and rose to 4243: Chesapeake & Ohio currency 6s declined from 38% to 37%; Lake Shore consolidated cou- pon seconds from 115% to 115; Mobile & Ohio third debentures from 2% to 2; Northwest reg- istered gold bonds from 118% to 117%: New Jer- sey Central convertibles assented from 103%: to 103; Erie gold %s rose from 121% toIl®; Lake Erie & Western firsts from 100% to 101%; Ohio & Mississippi seconds from 111 to 1113/; and Wa- bash new 7s from %43 to 96; Iron Mountain firsts suld down from 118 to Mi; Mobile & Ohio first debentures fell of from 76 to 75!4, but recovered Wo 76. Government bonds were firm but quiet. Dis trict of Coiumbia 3.655 were 97% bid and 984 asked; the 45, 10S ex-interest bid and 108%; asked; the 453s, 1053 bid and 110 asked; the ds, 1033 bid and 1095; asked; the 6s, 104 ex-interest bid and 1011; asked. Foreign exchange was steady and stronger. Sterling posted rates were 495 and 4S7!¢; actual rates were 484@i86!4, and sterling commercial 48L¢@AS1X. For francs, posted rates were 52134 and 518% for Paris. Commercial francs were $255s@526% for Paris, 57% for Antwerp and Havre. Marks were 97% and 95% for posted, 83%; for documentary. Holland florins, 40% for sight; Austrian florins, 41$: Norway, Sweden, and Denmark, 2714. The exports of the United tates for the whole year, judging from the New York returns for June, will probably ex- ceed $555,.000,000—an amount, it is needless to add, never approached within $120,000,000 in apy previous fiscal year. On the other hand, it may be inferred rrom 1ke cata that the agfre= gate imports will be about $670,000,000, or nearly $30,000,000 more than the unprecedented aggre- gate of 1873. Thus the totalimports and ex- ports of merchandise for the fiscal year must have been over $1.505,000,000, and adding specie exported and imported, the forcign commerce of the country will exceed $1,615,000,000. Ten years ago it was less than half as great. Chicago bank clearings were $6.460,492. Busi- ness was fairly active at the banks on account of the holiday to-morrow. New York exchange was higher, dnd was quoted at par@25e per $1,000 discount. Country orders for currency ‘were light. Loans were in light demand, and were quoted at 4@6 percent on call and 6@3 per cent.on time. St. Paul 6s, $10,000, were sold at par and inter- est; $5,000St. Paul 7s, at 109 and interest; $2,000 Chicago %s of 1884, at 1074; and $5,000 Cook County 43s, at 10333. ‘The clearings of the Chicago banks for the week are reported as follows by Manager D. ik. Hale, of the Chicago Clearing-House: Clearinas. WAS ane THE UNION TRUST COMPANY BANK, ‘Northeast corner Madison and Dearborn-sts, Receives savings deposits andallows intereston same atthe rate of 4} per cent, subject to the rules of the bank. G. M. WILSON. Cashier. BY TELEGRAPH. NEW YORE. Spectal Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune. ‘New Yon, July 3.—The artificial working-up of prices on the Stock Exchange bus ceaséd in a meusure; but there are apparently some strong bulls who are not disposed to permit the inevitable collupze to come, and prices are still kept to the unatural figures to which they were advanced. ‘The public still refuse to come in, however, and the market has the appearance of being ex- tremely fatigued. Outsiders will do well to keep out under these circumstances. It would be very risky to sell short and madness to buy long at present, excepting under exceptional cireum- stances when the purchaser has money enough to afford to wait. Tho money market continues to be extremely easy, and there is every prospect that it will continue to be so for a long time to come, The stock market opened with much weak- ness, and soon began to display feverish symp- toms. Toward the close, however, it became a little strouger. There was a general disposition to close up all outstanding coutracts, 50 as to Jeave a clean field for the resumption of busi- ness on the 6th. The brokers hurricd away from ‘business as fast as possible, and by 2:30 the street presented a Sunday aspect. To the Western Associated Presi, New Yous, July 3.—Governmentg@uiet and steady. Railroad bonds inactive. State securities dull and nominal. ‘The stock market was extremely dull through- out theday. In the early dealings speculation was fairly active, but during theafternoon busi- ness was Very tight. The market was, however, generally firm in tone, the advance in prices ringing from to 1% per cent, Lake Shore, Western Union, and coal stocks Jeading the im- provement. At the close a firm tone prevailed. ‘Transactions, 99,000 shares: §,400|Ontario & Western. ben 3 Sesisai. Libu Unton Pail cl niral.. Mienrastoraa Sew] Wabash Pacitic.; jersey Central.. GQ0| Western Union. rk Central... .1u0|Denver & Kio Grande 2.40) ‘Unio &!Mississippl.2) L70u MONETARY. “ ‘y market easy at 203 per cent, closing at prime mercantile paper, 324% per cent; sterling exchange, sixty days, steady at 4515; sterling demand, 48634. POREIGN EXCHANGE. Paris, 53YGS214: commercial, 526% @523: Antwerp, 343,@21%; commercial, S5A@ici%s Reichmark, HNGHS: commercial BYOHNG guilders on Holland, 39k@10!s; commer- i, 3Y55- BANK STATEMENT. The following is the weekly bank statement: Loans, increase, $5,879,200; specie, increase, $58,500; leral-tenders, decrease, $1.031.200; de- osits, increase, $5,307,500; circulation. decrease, 548,000: reserve, decrease, $1,393,755. The bunks now hold $18,863,735 in excess of their legal re- quirements. Lake Shore. GOVERNMENT BONDS. JO [New 4s.. a2 1334) Pacitic 6s of "S6.. : STATE BONDS, a Louisiana 734 consols. 45 |Virginia 68, old........ Misouriee® 10734 boone 2 St Joe. Virginia 63, consol. 9 Virginia 6s, deferred. .10s1¢ Tennessee 65, ol Do new. stocks. . Lake Erie & Western. 2% ~ Ontario & Western U.Pland srants, 15. C. x U. pi sinking fand...-17 fAiton &'t. ¥ Lehigh & Wilkesbarre. 100 jAlton & ‘T. M.. pt SLPS. C. fret... Wi3g! Wabash, St. I, & B. Erie seconds, $8) Wo, St Jae & B, Rock sand Yunama . Fort Wag Piusburg. Ijlinois Central GER Kansas & Texas. Union Pacitic.. Central Pacitic jorthern Pacitic. . Norchern Pucitic, pfd._ 45 Louisville Bcasnvillels 4 2 On cecooll Houston & ‘Tex & Denver & {tio Graiide 6 Western Union: oi Atlantic & Pacitic Tel. 41 Pacitic Matt. Adams Expre: ve} Wells Farko.. |American E: 1 Canada Sou Miebican Central erie. Erie preferred. orthwestern, Delaware & Hudson. ew Jersey Central, Reading, Obio & Mississipul Q. & M. preferred, Chesapeake & Ohio... Mobile & Oblo.. evel'nd & Coli uicksilver, pid. \Caribon, Jeeadvilie. Gentral Arizona. cord K ay’ BOSTON. Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, Bosros, July 3.—In to-day’s dealings in the stock market a duliness pervaded the entire list, and it was even more noticeable than yesterduy. ‘This, however, is accounted for in a measure by the fact that to-day is. apart holiday, and that muny of the places of business are closed. Land and mining stocks were almost en- trely neglected, and in the {ntter the only change made was an advance of % in Harshaw. The bonds and securities were the most active class on the list, but even these showed no especial feature. Several sules of Union Pacific securities were made at a slight advance, and of the,bonds Hurtford-Erie 7s sold at 41% and 42. Among the railroads Chi engo, Burlington & Quincy was up 35, to 120: New York & New England sold at 30, and Ogdensburg advanced to 2733. There will be no session of the Brokers’, Board Monday, and all business on the strect will’be entirely sus- pended. FOREIGN. Berets, July 3.—The statement of the Impe- rial Bank of Germany shows a decrease in spe- cie of 14,730,000 marks. Pe ey July 3.—Consols, 98 11-16; 30 3Z. United States Bonds—New 5s, 106' American securitie: 5 if Pennsylvania Central, 55; Erie, 42; seconds, 91; Reading, 8. : The amount of bullion withdrawn from the Bank of England on balance to-day is £14,000. Panis, July 3.—Rentes, 85f Ide. COMMERCIAL. ‘The following were the receipts and ship- ments of the leading articles of produce in this city during the twenty-four hours ending at7 o'clock Saturday morning and for the corre- sponding time last year: RECEIPTS. 1590, 6.059) account, ‘SHIPMENTS, Flour. bris.. D. Poultry, 1bs., Poultry, copa. Eves, pkgs. Dried fruits, i Green applies, ‘The following grain was inspected into store in this city Saturday morning: 3 cars No. 2 winter wheat, 1 car No. 3 do, 17 cars No. 2 spring, 12 cars No. 3, 2 cars rejected, 4cars no grade (89 wheat); 500 cars No. 2 corn, 114 cars high mixed, 3 cars new mixed, 80 cars rejected (697 corn); 16 cars No. 2 white oats, 10 cars No. 2, ll cars rejected (37 oats); 2 cars rejected rye. Total (75 cars), 315,000 bu. Inspected out: 70,728 bu wheat, 742,863 bu corn, 100,916 bu oats, 2,574 bu_rye, and 21,985 bu barley. ‘The adjournment of tho Board of Trade pre- vented trading in grain or provisions Saturday. A smal crowd of members gathered on the sidewalk. and a fow trades ware mado in gratin; - otherwise the markets were nominal. No ses- sion of the Board will be held til! Tuesday. A few sales of wheat were made on the curb- stone, the feeling being strong at one time, but less s0 atthe close. Tho cable reported higher markets abroad, and the weather here was cloudy. St. Louis was reported lower. The strength here was due chicily to fears of rain, and damage to the cropin the Northwest. Re- ports were circulated that rust had appeared in the wheat. Scller August sold early at 87Xc, rose to 8@88i¢, and closed later at Si%@SSc. A few sales of small lots were made at 883;@88Xc. July was quoted at 894 @s9%c. Corn was quiet and easier, selling early at 354¢ for August, and July wasquoted at 31%c. Oats were easy at 234c seller August, and 23c seller September. Rye was nominal at 59%4@600e seller July, and Sie seller August. The crop is believed tobe about equal in size to that of last year, and is a good one in quality. The rye fleldsof Kansas were damaged somewhat by storms, and com- plaints also come from a few other sections, but the loss is probably not serions. New rye is ar- riving. Barley was quiet and strong at 76@80c for No. 2, and 6;@7Ue for extra 3. Seller September was quoted at 0@50c. It is feared that the crop in some sections hus been stained considerably. New York was quict at $12.65 seller August, and about $12.60 for July. Lard was quoted at $6.75seller next month, and at $6.70seller July, and $6.7714@6.80 seller September. Hogs were firm at $4.00@4.25 for light and at $4.10@4.50 for heavy. Cattle were steady at $2.50@4.85 for common to extra. Since the close of the winter scason the number of hogs packed in this city 1oots up 1,655,000 head, against 1,154,- 000 during the same time last year, and 1,178,000 the year before last. At Cedar Rapids the packing to date is report- ed to be 136,616 hogs, against 42,994 last year. Lake freights were steady on the basis of 5c for corn to Buffalo. Several vessels were en- gaged to loed corn. - Wheat was taken for 6c. There wasa quiet market for domestic and foreign dry goods. Very few buyers were pres- ent, and the mail-order business was less than onthe earlier daysof the week. Prices were nominally steady. The market for staple and fancy groceries was fairly active, and the tenor of prices again was firm, sugars and coffees showing special strength. No price-changea were developed in dric& fruits, canned goods, and fish. The demand for butter and cheese was fairly active, and prices were firm, the lat- ter advancing a trifle,in sympathy with New York and Liverpool. Oils were unchanged. Lumber was stendy and active. At the yards orders are coming in freely, and common grades are strong. Cargoes drag a little, but the re- ceipts-are small, and old prices are realized. The wool market was more active and stendier, and No.1 timothy hay was taken by local feed- ers and shippers. Salt, hides, and sceds were quiet. Poultry was steady. Green fruits were in fair local request. BY TELEGRAPH. FOREIGN. : Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribun LIVERPooL, July 5-23) a. m.—FLOvy—No. 1, 2s; No. 310s. GRAIN—Whent—Winter, No. 1. 93 8d; No 2, 93 3d; spring, No.1, 94d; No. 2, S«3a; x No. 2,88 44; club, No. 1, 98 1d; New, No. 1.53. PROVISIONS—Pork, 8. Lard, 3s 94, —Moderade inqutry and freely supplied; 63445740; sales, 6.00 bales; speculation und export, 1,000; American, 5,100. BREAvSTUrFS—Firm; California white wheat, ¥s 5d@9s 11d. CHEESE—Fine Américan, 51s. July 3.—SPLUIS TORPENTINE—23s, ANSTweEr, July 3—PETROLEUM—25;f, The following were received by the Chicago Board jez LAVERPOOT, July A—Wheat firm, fair inquiry, 1d hisher; red winter, 8s Sd; No. 2 spring, $s 1d; No.3 do, 84d. ‘Corn firm, 3s. Carzoes off const—Wheat in moderate demand forthe Continent und fatr for the Lnited Kingdom; red winter advanced 6d. Arrived— Wheat beter tone, corn steady. ‘To arrive—Wheat better tone, corn steady. Pork, Gis. Lard. gis3d. Ba- con unchanged; tone clear sides, 33s Gd; short clear sides, 318, Beef quit, Is lower, 6is. ‘Tallow, 333 6d. Cheese firmer, os biber, Sis, LIVERPOOL, July s-11:3) a m.—Bresdsjum firm, Flour, 10¢1?s.” Winter wheat, 0 3d@%s Sd: spring, 83 5d Gis4d: white, 85 4dGis 4d; club, 93 Sdgis id. Corn, Ss. Pork, Gis.” Lard, 338 Following Christ. Mrs. Swisshelm, in her new book, “Half a Century,” gives the following account of one of . her early efforts to be good: “*How should I ‘follow Christ’? I could not do as He had done; could not even go to mecting every Sabbath and to society every Friday; and, if Ldid, would that be following Christ, who never buiit 2 meeting-house, or conducted any service resembling those now held? J read the life of Jonathan Edwards, and settled back into the old Sabbath-keeping rut. Resolved to do my best, l'prayed all week for grace to kecp the next Sabbath, rose carly that trial-morning, prayed 4s soon a3 ny eyes were. open, read a chapter, looked outinto the beautiful morning, thought about God, and prayed—spent so mueb time praying that Elizabeth had breakfast ready. when went down-stairs. While 1 ate it, [held my thoughts to the work of the day—worsbiping God; but many fucts and fancies forced them- selyesin and disturbed my pious meditations. After breakfast I went back to my room to con- tinue my labor, but mother soon came and sai *Do you intend to let Elizabeth do all the work: Idropped my-réle of saintship and went and washed the dishes. Had been taurht that he who does any honest work serves God and fol- lows Christ, what a world of wo would have been spared me!” ————_— Hale, Not Hall. St. Lonts Globe-Democrat. When asked whut State he hails from, Our sole reply shull be, He haled a poor pld woman To the Tumous gallows-tree. HOUSE! Always Leading. Another Lot of Bargains - In all kinds of New and Used House, Store, and Office FURNITURE Carpets, Stoves, &c. ‘We claim to give you better value than you can get anywhere else. Come “And see that we will. In dealing with us you have Creat Advantages, - A Large Stock,. A Magnificent Variety, And Cash or Easy Payments are the terms. No one ever regrets dealing at GORDON’S Great Furniture Establishment, 202, 204, 206 RANDOLPH-ST., Hale Building. West Fifth-av. EPING GOOD: NOTICE. FIRE-ENSURANCE PATROL, NOTICE. Section?. In the mouth of July of exch Fear there shull be beld a meeting of said’ Board of Underwrit- ers.of which ten days previous notice shall de insert ved in atleast one daily newspaper, published in the elty where said Bourd of Underwritersis located, at which mecting ench insurance Company, Corpora- on, Association, Underwriter, Acent, person or per- sons doing a Fire-Insurance business fn the city, shall have the right to be represented at such meeting, and shalt be entitied to one yote. ‘A majority of the whole number so represented shall have power to decide upon the question of sus- taining the Fire Patrol hereindefure mentioned, und of tixing the maxinium amount of expenses which shall be incurred therefor during the fiscal year next to ensue, which amount shall in no case exeved 2 per centum on the ageregate of premiums returned os received, as provided in Sec. 3 of this act, and the whole of such amount, oro much thereof ak may be necessary, may Le assessed upon all Insurance Com- panies, Orgnnizations, Corporations. Associations, and wrsons WhO assume risks und accept premiums for Sire Insurance in sald city ns hereinbefore men- toned, in proportion to the several amounts of pre- miums returned as received by each, as hereinafter provided, and such assessment shull be collectable by und in the name of suid Board of Underwriters in any court of luw in the State of Ilingis having -jurisdic- tion in such manner and at auch time or times as sald Board of Underwriters may determine. in conformity with the provisions of Sec.2, above quoted, of an uct entitled “An act to enable Boards of Underwriters incorporated by or under the laws of the State of IHinois to establish und maintain a Fire- Patrol,” passea March 23, 1874, a meeting of parties interested will be held at the office of the Chicago Board of Underwriters, No. 227 Lu Sulle-st., Rooms 3 und 4, on Wednesday, July 14. 189, at 3 o'clockp. m. ALFRED WRIGHT, Secretary. PHOTOGRAPHY. Nar 3 CABINET PHOTOS, - - $3.00 PER DOZ. CARDS, - - - - - $1.50 PER DOZ. Guaranteed to be as good as the best. 309 W. Madison-st. OPEN ON MONDAY, JULY | SUYLMER RESORTS. CONGRESS HALL, SARATOCA SPRINCS. THREE AND A HALF DOLLARS PER DAY. ‘This splendid Hotel, haying been thoroughly reno- vated and refurnished, will open ea THURSDAY, JUNE 17. CLEMENT & WILKINSON, Proprietors. H. 8. CLEMENT. Wo, WILKINSON. MOUNTAIN HOUSE, Cresson Springs, Pennsylvania, ‘Will open June 14, 1880. On the summit of the Alle- ghenles. 2.20 feet above sea level, on main tine of Pennsylvania Railroud, Pure alr, unsurpassed scene- ry, and valuable medicinal spring waters combine to render itattractive to heulth and pleasure seekers. Elexant Cottaces to rentin apark of rare bouuty. First-class Musie, Out-door Amusements, Huntlng und Fishing, Ridiug and Driving, For circulars, terms, ete,, uddress WD. TYLER, Supt, GRAND UNION HOTEL, Saratoga Springs, N. Y. OPEN FOR THE SEASON. HENRY CLAIR, Lessee. LOGAN HOUSE, ALTOONA, PA., On main line of Penna. Rallrond, 1,20 feet above sea. level. Open all the year, Capacity, 400. Strictly first class, Tourists exn obtain a good night's rest anda daylight view of mutchless mountain scenery, Health und pleasure seekers find pure air, good fishing and hunting, and rides und drives uf great beauty. No mosquitoes. First-class Music. For circulars, terms, ete, address W. D.TYLEK, Supt. United States Hotel,’ LONG BRANCH, Opens Sune 19, LAIRD & VAN CLEAF, Proprietors. PLEASANT POINT HOUSE, GREEN LAKE, Wis. Enlarged and newly furnished. Pleasantest Summer Mesort in the West. GEO. A, ROSS, Proprietor, Dartford P.-U., Wis. CAPE ANN, BASS ROCK HOUSE, Good Liarbor Bench, Glouces- f ter, Mass, Finest Ocean Scenery and Surf-Bailiing on ‘New England Co F the New ieneland Const, Send for filustrated book. FINANCIAL, TRON SILVER MINING COMPANY. Organized under the laws of New York. Tocation of Ming: LEADVILLE, COLOL Capital Stock, $10,000,000; ares; Par Value, $ < SIUC UNASSESSABLE = Valued OFFICERS: Vice-President, STE! . Secretary, D. ¥. VERDENAL. wa Treasurer, JAMES D. SSH General-Manazer, W. S. KEYES Fivancial Acent, WALDEMAR ARENS, Bankers, FOURTH NATIONAL BANK. TRUSTEES: William H. Stevens, Geo, D, Htoberts, Levt Z. Leiter, French, im Richard C, McCormick, Jonas Luther R. Marsh, Stephen V. White, Geo. B. Ropinson, James D. mith. Princtpat Office: Rooms 34 and 35 Bi TL ING, No. US Broadway, New York ee BULLD- Grain Speculation indarge or small amounts. $25 or $25,000. Write W. T. SOULE & CO. Gorsmtssion Merchants, 120 La Salle St., CHICAGO. ILL.. for Circulars. _OGEAN NAVIGATION. STATE LINE ToGlasgow, Liverpool, Dublin, Belfast, and London- dery, from N.¥., every Thursday. First Cabin, $3) Recording to sccommodation, Second Cabin BO Sermo ES AConiy, BALDWH: . IN & CO, 53 Brosdway. N. ¥..und is Do JOHN BLEGEN, Western sanaeeee m7 CNR CUNARD MAIL LINE. ° Salling twice n week to und from British Ports Pas- sage Tickets from Liverpool, Queenstown, Glaszow, Dublin, Belfast, and Londondersy at lowest rates. Company's Office. corner Clark und Randolph-sts, Chicago., Drafts for £1, and upwards, at lowest tates, PHL DU VERNET, Gen'l Western Agent, ADXUSEMDENTS. HAYERLY’S THEATRE, J. HL HAVERLY.... ‘Mauazer and Proprietor P SECON WEEK OF Auoustin Daly's New York Company. 3 Final Performances 3, OPA MODERN ARABIAN NIGHT O-NIGR'T AT TO-MORROW, SONDAY. MATINEE AT 2, MONDAY NIGHT AT 8. Positively 3 Farewell Performances of this Funniest ‘ Comedy of 1590. TUESDAY EVENING, July 6, the First Production of AUGUSTIN DALY’S ROYAL MIDDY, The Perfection of Music, Comedy, and Spectacle, Asacted for nearly 100 nights in New York, at Daly’s ‘New Theatre, with Miss CatherineLewis AS FANCHETTE. Miss MAY FIELDIN HE QUEEN Miss ADA ReMANO Den AR ontis Mr. O HATCH -Lamberto BICAND ns, Seed Anuar: MOORE “Capt, Roberto Mr. CHARLES LECLBERCG as. Don Dominxos Mr DOWN WAHT as And the Original Chorus of Middies By 20 Beautiful Young Ladies. SED ORCHESTRA, AUGMENTED CHORUS, ENTIRELY NEW SCENERY by Strong. And the GAME OF CHESS by 32 children, represent- ing the Living Chess Figures. THE ROYAL MIDDY Will be ucted Every Evening und Saturday Matinee with the above cast, und ut Wednesday Matinee there will be a cha of cast. In_ preparation, Brongon Howard's best comedy, {.WIVES,” In which Mr. Daly's Double Company will ppear. HOOLEY’S THEATRE. Engagement Extraordinary for Two Weeks! COMMENCING MONDAY, JULY 5, 1880, With A GRAND MATINEE at 2 p.m. Every Even- ing, Wednesday and Saturday Matinees, MR... GEORGE HOLLAND And a very remarkable Comedy Company In an en- Urely new and vory successful Comedy, entitled OUR GENTCEMEN FRIENDS Illustrated by the following Ladies and Gentlemen: Mr. George Holland. Moorehouse Mr. Owen Fawcett. Mr. Frank Roberts. Mr. Nelson Decker. Mr. Joseph Hollune ‘Mr: Chas, Waverly. ‘Mr. Jerre Lant. Walter Morton, Frank Gillespie George Jones stus Doohttle -Itose Moorehouse roline Moorehouse sereeeeesee Minne Miss Lizzie Miller. “Lizzie NOTE.—Mr. Liolt ed un i matle season was over in order to obtnin the ussist- anev of the Ladies and Gentlemen comprising this Company. Such n combination of artists could not have Deen obtained ut any other time or under any other ‘cumstances, and most of them are Estab- ‘Miss Cassio Troy..022) Miss Neille Boyd, tas. ‘Miss Dion McConnell (-7las. ‘Miss Nanita Lewis. ____ AUCTION SALES. By GEO. P. GORE & C0., 2M and 216. Madison-st. AUCTION. DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT. Regular TradeSale Tuesday, July 6, 9:30 a.m. 1,000 LOTS. This offering will cover our usual assortment of Seasonable and Desirable Goods. Without secial enumeration, we will sim- ply say that Merchants will find it to their interests to attend this sale. s * GEO. P. GORE & CO., Auctioneers. REGULAR AUCTION SALE Boots, Shoes, & Slippers By GEO. P. GORE & CO., 214 and 216 Madison-st., Wednesday, July 7, at 10 a. m, Avery Desirable Line of Sea- sonable Coods will be sold. Thursday, July 8, at 9:30, REGULAR WEEKLY SALE CROGKERY AND GLASSWARE, Full assortment of W. G., C. C.. Rock. and Yellow Ware, Decorated Chamber Sets,&c. Glassware of every description. Goods Packed fer Country Merchants, |! EO, P. GORE & CO.. Auctioneers. By ELISON, FLERSHEL & CO. General Auctioncers, Siund & Randolph-st. REGULAR WEDNESDAY’S SALE July 7, at 9:30 a.m. FURNITURE, Carpets, and General Household Goods, Chromos, Plated Ware, &c. Rich Parlor und Chamber Sets at private sale. ELISON, FLERSHBIM & CO,, ‘Stund 86 Rundolph-st. REAL ESTATE. 75 Valuable lished Favorites in Chicago. NEW AND BEAUTIFUL SCENERY. WYVICKER’S THEATRE, Monday, July 5---Holiday Week. 3 MATINEES MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, ana LAST WEEK OF THE SEASO. H. B, MAHN’S OPERA COMPANY In the Favorite Opera, FATINITZA Composed by Franz ydn‘Suppe. Misees Jeune Windions Allee Hosier, Stario Sowerville, Hattle Kichurdson, Fannie Prestize, Slesrs: We A. Morgan, Vincent ‘Hozan, red Dixon, ASL Bell Sills fall, and Hi, Dale tn the cast. Grand Chorus of Cadets, Russians, and Turks. Awnmented Urehestea. ‘Beautiful Scenery und Cos: tumes. REMEMBER HOLIDAY WEEK. 3 MATINEES. 3 EXCURSIONS ON THE LAKE, Hurrah for the 4th! The Day We Celebrate! GRAND EXCURSION to SOUTH CHICAGO ‘The Maznificent Side-Wheel Steamer RLORA ‘WI Teave her dock, Clark-st. bridge, Sunday, July 4, and Monday, July §, for SOUTH CHICAGO, AtlWa.m.,2 p.m. and 8 p.m. Tickets, 50c, Round ‘Trip; good for the day. Immense Display of' Fireworks in the even- ing. insworth’s Brass and String Bands accompany these Excursions. Refreshments of all kinds on board. JESSE COX, Manager. JAS. F. TROWELL, Master. OLYMPIC THEATRE, Clark-st., opposite Sherman House, To-day, Sunday BUILDING LATS | AT AUCTION. Thursday, July 8, at 2 p.m., ON THE GROUND, ‘We sell without reserve 75 Lots on - State, Dearborn, Butterfield, and Amold-sts, and Wentworth-av., Between Fifty-sixth and Fifty-seventh-sts. A Good Chance to Se- cure a Home. For Plats, Terms, or other particulars call on ELISON, FLERSHELM & CO,, Auctioneers, fund §} Randolph-st. By GEOWEGAN & REVELL, 191, 13, 155, 197 Rundolph-st., cor. Fifth-avy. GO-AGAIN & REV-EL MEAN BUSINESS, And don’t you forget it, and in order to DRIVE DULL CARE AWAY, We will sell next week the Entire Contenis of 3 Pri- vata Dwellings, CONSISTING OF July4, 2 Performances. GRAND MATE: E at 2:30. Only ‘Theatre open. ht Performance at 8 o'clock. Positively Last Times of BARRETT & TRYON’S Charming Spectacular Plas, The CREEN DEMON! Beautiful Ladies! Grand Amazon March! Gorgeous nery! nnd Star 01 Every Night during the week and Matinees Wednesday and Saturday, nnd Special Siut- inee Monday, July 5, the Distinguished Actress, ADA GRAY, supported by E, J. Bue! y and Watkins’ mbination,in the Great Emotional Play, EAST LYNNE. | Admission, evers eventny und Sun- day Matinee, 73, 50,3, & %e. Boys under 12 years, le. Iemember, the admission to Wednesday and Satur: day Matinces is anly 8 und 2c; children under 12, Ise. WHITE-STOCKING PARK. ASE-BALL, PROVIDENCE, CHAMPIONS U.S. VS. CHICAGO, Mond: ay Le ay, BAUWS CONCERT GARDEN, ‘Twenty-eecond-st., Cottaze Grove und Indiana-svs. 1 Every Night during the Week, A.1. CARRINGTON (formerly with P. 8. Giimore’s Burd, Madison 8 mien, New York), Champion Dru the World, in bis wonderful speciaities, toxether with a Maumificent Orchestra. Admission. 35 cents. Grund Sacred Concert’ this Sunday evening, July 4. Positively Lust Appearance of A. It Carrington. W. L. ALLUN, Manager. HOOLEY’S THEATRE, THIS SUNDAY EVENING, LAST PERFORMAN OSEPH MURPHY LAST PERFORMAN In the Great Sensational Drama, SHAUN HUE, - Introducing /his great Specialty from MAUM CRE, entitled HANDFUL OF BARTH. WESTERN DRAMATIC EXCHANGE, ‘Transacting Amusement Bustness of all kinds, 197 Madison-st., cor. Fifth-av., Room 8, NOW OPEN. Managers, Agents, and Professionals are invited to call and register. : BASE-BALL. CHOICE SEATS IN GRAND’ STAND Bor JULY 5th For Sale at Ticket Office, 95 Clark-st. STOCKHOLDERS! MEETINGS. - STOCKHOLDERS’ MEETIN D le ‘The Annual Mecting of Stockholders of the Illinois Drying Company, for the Election of Directors und such other business as may properly come before Exetanee Bulldiog, Culon Stock-Lards-oo Monasy: 3 in Stock-¥1 bh re July 12 180, att o'clock we mee ore Om Monday i VOGEL, Secretary. Chi 1850, BUSINESS CARDS. F. RAEMPFER'S MOCKING-BIRD FOOD, Wholesale and Retsil, 227 South Clark-st. FURNITURE CARPETS, Sideboards, Mirrors, Lace Curtains, &¢., PRICES THAT WILL ASTOUND YOU, So call and see the Mammoth Stock and Storesof GEOHEGAN & REVELL, Cor. Fifth-ay. and Randolph-st. CHICAGO AUCTION & STORAGE CO., WM. A. BUTTERS, Auctioneer and Manager. Salesrooms, 15 Luke-st. THE CHICAGO AUCTION AND STORAGE COHPANY, Successors to the old hongo of WM. A. BUTTERS & CO. (Established fn Chicago Junuary, 1956), General Auctioneers and Com- mission Merchants, 105 Lake-st, between Dearborn und Clark, Will hold regularsales af Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Burniture, Crockery, Liquors, Tobiceo, Cigars, &e, Se, every week. REAL ESTATE A SPECIALTY. Storage fur Merchandise at Low Rates. RECULAR SATURDAY SALE ___, (Established 4 years no), New and Used Furniture, Carpets, Stoves, and other Merchandise, Saturday ‘Morning, July 10, at 9:3) O'eluck, at our 1) Lake-st. By,POMERUY & CO., Auctioneers & Manufacturers’ Agents, 78 and 30 RANDOLPH-ST. Auction Sales of Furniture, &e., &e., EVERY Tuesday and Friday. On TUESDAY, at 9:°0 a. m. we will sell at our Sales- rooms contents of u J2-roomi house, consisting of Mt. 2. Chamber Sets, Parlor Sets, Sidebourds, Carpets, Stoves, Crockery, tc. Owners leaving the POMEROY. By H. FRIEDMAN & SONS, Auctioneers, 184), 3M, and AS Randolph-st. OUR REGULAR TRADE SALE OF CROCKERY, On WEDNESDAY, July 7,10 3, m., WH! consist of a 4 Full Line W. G and Cs €. Crockery, Jockingham und Yellow Ware. f Glassware, an elegant assortment. é Lamps, Ch Goods packed by experienced pnckeren ere Ho" HENIY FRIEDMAN & SONS, Auctioneers. FOLDING BED. The Burr Patent Pelding Parlor Bed Saves Rent of Onc Room. Sa Ka» Best Stecl Wire Spring Mattress. poles ‘The handsomest, most sub- GTN stantial & comfortahle mace. ‘Manufactured only by i A. H. Andrews & Co. === 195 Wabash Ave. CHICAGO. Mfrs of Artistic Furniture, Wood Mantels, etc. wee ~ SEALED TENDERS Will be received at the office of Andrew Onderdonk, of Yale, B. G, up to 12 o'clock noon, of ‘hursday, the 22a of July next, for supplies of the following articles, sufficient in total amount for about (6W)) eight hun- dred men for ton (10) months: Dried Apples. Beans, * Bayou.” Batter. Candies. Peas, spilt. Pickles in kegs. *Pepper, white, ground. Curry Powder. ast Powder, irup. ‘common bar. re tt ‘Yen, Japan and Black. Vioezar, malt. Mustard. Bucon. ‘The aboye supplies are to be delivered.at Victoria, B.C., not later than the dist day of August, 1850. ‘Tenders to state the prica of each article according to the above list. Every article must be in good condition. Proporly labled samples of every article marked * will be required to accompany each tender. ‘The party or parties whose tender or tenders are accepted, will be required to enter into bonds for the due performaace of contract. ‘Tenders to be addressed to the undersigned, and in- dorsed “Tender for Itailwny Supplies.” ‘The undersigned reserves, the right to accept or re- Ject any tender. All things being equal, preference will be given Canadian bidders. : GEO. REVETT, General Purchasing Azent. PROPOSALS FOR STATE CONTRACTS. STATE OF ILLINIOS, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, OPFICE GP SECKETANY OF STATE, SPHINGFIELD, July 1, 1850. In accordance with law, the Commissioners of State Contracts for the State of Illinois hereby uive notice that scaled proposals will be reveivod at the ottice of the Secretary of Stato until 12 o'clock m. of Wednes- day, Aug. 4. 18%, for furnishing printing paper und other puper and stationery that muy be required for the use of the State for tue term from the Jat day of October, A. D. los, und until the 3th day of Septem- ber, A. D. 2382, both days inclusive. Also for copying, printing, binding, and packing for distributing the jaws, journals, und reports, and all other copying, printing, binding, and distribution ordered by tne General Assembly for said term of two years. All articles und supplies to be delivered tu the Sec- retary of State, on his order, ut the State House, in the City of Springtield, ut such time or times and in such quantities as he’ may direct, and to be equal in ull respects to the samples, whieh iaay be seen at his office. ‘The paper and stationery to be furnished are classi- fled as follows: Ist. Printing paper. . Paper for blanks, covers, etc. Stationery and other paper. Separnte bids inust be wude for each of the three forexoing classes, und must specify the price per ream for each of the several kinds wf pnper, the price per thousand for envelopes, and the price per gross, dozen, etc., for each of the other articles of statton- ery. No contract will be made ata higher rate than 5 per centuni greeter than the market price of the articies at wholesale, in the City of Chicago, at the time of muking the contract. PRINTING. ‘The printing will be fet in separate contracts for each of the separate classes, as provided by law, BINDING, ‘Tho binding will be let in one contract upon the lowest bid In the aggregute of ull the work required tw be done. COPYING, ‘Tho copying of the laws, journals, and joint resolu- tions of the ‘'hirty-second General Assembly of this State, for the use of the Public Printer, will be fet in one contract, us provided by law. DISTR@BUTION UF LAWS, JOURNALS, REPORTS, ETC. ‘The packing, etc. for distribution of the laws, journals, reports, and documents, and other printed mutter required to be distributed, in accordance with law, or Joint resolution of the General Assembly, will be Jet in one contract, as provided by nw. Each bid must be accompanied by a bond in the sum of $04, as liquidated dumuxes, payable tu the people of the State of Iilinols. conditioned that if such is accepted, the person making it will, within ten days after the uward 1s made, enter into a contrict, 38 specified in this advertisement, and that he will exe- cute a bond conditioned for the fuithful performance Of such contract, in such sum as the Commissioners and the Governor may determine. Each bidder must tile bis vond and a copy of his bid with the Governor when he tiles lis bid with the Sec- retary of State, and no bid will be received until such bond shall have been deposited with the Governor. ‘The awards of the several contracts will be made by the Commissioners of State Contracts as soon a3 the bids have been duly considered, nud they reserve the right to reject any und all bids. Jaists of articles required, blanks for proposals and ‘ponds, und other particulars can be had on appilea- tion to the Secretary of State. GEO. H. HARLOW, retary of State, THOS. B. NEEDLES, Auditor Public Accounts, JOHN C. SMITH, State ‘Treasures, JAS. K. EDSALL, ~ttorney-General, Commissioners of Stute Contacts. PROPOSALS FOR LAND. Proposals will be received by the Board of Trustees of the Town of La -e until July 9, 16sv, at 12 o'clock m,, for the sale to the Town of i uke asa site fora Hose House of a Tract of Land about 30 by 125 feet in size. lying within the district bounded by Clark-st,, Forty- sixth-st., Fifty-firit-st., and Stewart ‘Abstracts of Title must be furnished, and Title ap-, pruved by the Attorney of the Town, - ‘Tha Board of ‘Trustees reserve the right to reject any and all bias. Proposals must be accompanied by the usual de- positof One Hundrod Dollars, and be addressed to the undgrsigned at Union Stuck-Yards. EDWARD BYRNE, Town Clerk. Town of Lake, June %i, 1S), LEGAL. Receiver’s Sale, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, In the District Court of the United States for the Northern District of Iinois, In the matter of the City National Bank of Chicazo. * In pursuance of an order of said Court entered on the 1ith aay of June. 18), 1, Augustus H. Burley, Re- evlver of sald bank, will'seil at Public Auction, for cash, at my office, No. 12) Lake-st., in the City of Chi- quo, lu Cook County, Minois. On the 30th day of Tune, 18s), at 1 o'clock in the forenoon of sald last named dug, ail te rey! and personal property re- muining of the assets of said bank schedule of said assets taay be examined at my office. A. H BURLEY, Receiver of the City National Bank of Chicigo. Above Sale is Postponed to July 12, inst. TRUSSES. Canadian Pacrte Raulray, ARITA AND DEPARTURE OF RSF EXPLANATION OF REFERENCE M4 eR pied “Sunday excepted. fe Chienge & Northwestern For Maps, Guide-Books, me-Tables accommodations, ficket ofices of the Coomanc?) ante 1 Grand ‘Pacitle Hotel, “Brink's; Express northeast corner Kundoiph and Stare-sta 02 ( House, 15 Canal-st, und at the depois 2 Paae aPacific Fast Line. aSlonx City & aDubuque aDubuque Night Ex. via Clinton. aOmana Night Express .. aDes Moines Night Express. aDes Moines Day Express. asioux City & Yankton aCedar Rapids Express. a¥reeport, Rockford & Dubaque.. ak report, Rockford & Dubuque. ‘aFreeport. R’kfords Lake Genev. Milwaukee Express, Milwaukee Specinl—Sunda, bMilwauiee & Green Hay. bMilwaukeo Passenger. aLuke Forest Passenger. aWaukevan Passenger. bMuwaukee & Green Bay. bGreen Bay & Marquett bGreen Bay Express. BSt. Paul & Minneapo! bSt. Paul & Minneapolis Express bLa Crosse & Minnesuta. ULa Crosse & Minnesota, bWinona & Contral Dakota... Winona & Central Dakota... bLake Genevs bLake Geneva Express. b¥ond du Lac, via Jane: vutusueuasuT EPETEEEEEELLE 8 For suburban trains. cet local time-card & Gi Pullman Hotel Cars are tun throwss hee, enzo and Council Biuits, and Pultman sees cue Slqux (ler on the iraln leaving Chiov at isoe O hotel cars west of Chicazo. = OF SNY other forage a~Depot cornar of Wells and Kinzie-sts, b—Depot corner of Canal and Kinzie-st Chteago, Bnrlington & Quine: For Maps, Guide-Books, ‘Sires Tables, Sere 4 Accommodations, apply at any of the follgeae Ticket-Offices of the Company in Chicarg: {lowing Grand Pacite Hotel, Brink's Express Oot Bortheast corner Randolph und State-siay oes, (O% Indiana-av.,. Grand Central Depot, corner Garorsct xteenth-sts., Palmer House, and ‘Madison-sts. (on West Side:. eter Canal bOttawa & Streator Express. bualesbury Pussenser. bNebruska Express. ve bDubuque & Sioux City Express.” bDowner's Grove Accommoda:’d| 11 bPacitic Fast Expross. bKansas & Colorado E: . bRansas City & Texas Fast Li Aurora Sunday Passenger. bAurora Passenzer.. 53endota & Ottawa Express. Rockford. FY port Stock FaiisEx DAurora Passengi bAurora Paysen: PE ee VowvsvueEs efttetriotet FOEET SoET et Bi BBBBRBBEBBAB cKansas City & et. Joe B¥reeport & Dubuque Wednesday & Saturday i Train. '011:15 pm! 10:5 pm aDaily. b Daily, except Sunday. eXeeg, Saturday. d Dali, except Monday, “O54 NE Pullman [(s-wheel) Sleeving-Cars and Passenger Couches between Chicazo, Council Bluffs, Om have Joseph, Atchison, Topeka, and Kansas City, throne Reclining Chae © Q Din. exoeanaeue Bin Without chan. ¢. Furlor Cars, ith between Chicago and Kansas City, C, B. ing-Cars attached to all trains 2% Chicago, MNwankee <& St. Pant Ratiwar, Fa ckee once eS eae ethan Cpe ices, 21 31 Grand Pacific Hotel: and at Depot. er Hong Milwaukee Express, 2 Ucunumowoc.s Waukesha Milwaukee, St. Paul & Mino apolis Express trains... Green Bay, Menasha, und Bs pleton Express trains... FS Milwaukee, “Madison, Prairie au!’ ~” _ Chien, lowa, and Dakota Ex.....¢ Stevens Point and Ashland Ex. Milwaukee, Madison, und Prairie! du Chien Express, 5 Libertyville Acco: Elsin Expres: Byron Passer Elgin Fast Passe Sunday Passenger (ile Alltrains run via Milwaukee. Tickets for St. Pat and Minneupolis are good elther vi x0 Fyatrieda Citen, or via La Crosse wad Wines ‘iicwet Office, 121 Randulph-st., near Clark Gad Pacilic Hotel, und Palmer House. St. Louis & Texas Express... St Louis & Texas Fast Ling: ‘& New Orleans Express. A vexus Fast BE) “bOn Saturday night to Gilman only. On Saturday night runs to Peoria only. Chicago ¢& Alten. Union Depot, West Side, corner Canal and Van Bu Ten-st. near Van Buren-st. bridge, and Twent Thind st. icker Offiees, at Depots, 69 South Glare st. Grand Pacitic Hotel. and Palmer House. Leave. ) Arrive Kansas City, Denver & Pueblo| Fust Expres *12:30 pm| Kanscs City & Santa ¥e Night Ex/+ 5:00 p: Sr Louls, Springfold € Texas....|* 9: Mobile © New Orleans Express - St. Louis, Springteld & Texas... Peoria. Harling: | ast Bxp-es3.. ton & Keokuk henot Pokin & Peoria Hx. vin Joliet... Chicago & Paducah RR Ex. Streator, Lacun, Wushingt'n goliet & Dwight Accommodation. 20pm is Sam Thicaco, Rock Teland & Pattie Ratirast Depot, corner of Van Buren and Sherman-ats. Ticket Offices, 56 Clark-st., Sherman House, Palmer Housg Grand Pacitic Hotel, and 73 Canal, corner Madison, Leave. | Arti Davenport & Peorin Expres 6 Counenl isuts Fast Express. 205 Kansas City. Leavenworth chison Fast Express. * 2:90 prt Peru Accommodation. 91:20 a Council Biutls Night Express.., | it 6am Kansas Citv, Leavenworth & At ison Night Express... «+ #10:00 p mjs 6:29 amt ' “Daily except Sundays, +Daily ardays, sDally excepeStondays TDAH except Sar Michigan Centrai Kattroad. Depot, foot of Lake-st. and foot of Twenty-seconds> ‘Wicket Office, 6: Clark-st., southeast corne doiph, Grand Pucitic Hotel, and at Paimer Mail (via Main and Atr Line). New York & Boston Express. ecial New York & Buston ‘alamazoo Accommodation. Atluntic Express (daily). Night Express... Eake Shore & Michigan Southern Hallway. Ticket oftices at depots, Van Buren-st., head of La Salle. Twenty-second-st, and Forty-third-st. Ticket and freight oftice under Sherman House, and ticket offices in the Grund Pacific Hotel and Palmer House. Mail (via Main Line)...... Special New York Express. Jaghtning Express (dully) | Atlantic N. Y. Express (@aliy)..-2) Vast Express... RUPTURE) seesccn Reward. We will par to a. charitable institution $100 incase ofan Inguinal Hernia that cin be retnined by the hund that we cannot retain with the PARKER RE- SENTIVE COMMON-SENSE TRUSS, patented July Sis BARTLEPY, BUTMAN © PALRER, | 55 State-st, Chicago, DE. PARKER, the patentee. has had *) years’ ex- perience, the lusts years with Marine Hospitals, Ar- my, Navy, und Bensioners, the Governument having adgpted our appliance as the best in use. Cases that can be cured we never full to cure. Manufacturers of the SEAMLESS-HEEL ELASTIC STOCKINGS, Patented March 26, 1876. Pittaburg, CInctnnatl & &t. Louts BR. Ee (Gncinnati Air-Line and Kokomo Line) Depot, coraer of Clinton and Carroll-sts,, West Sie, ‘Leave. | Arrive, Cinctnnnt!, Indiana) His ville, Columbus Set Day East Day! Baltimore « Ohio. Depots, Exposition Bullding and foot of Twenty second-st. Ticket Offices, 8 Clark-st., Palmer Houst Grand Pacitic Hotel, and Depot (Exposition Build’ss “Arrive. A rere 83 po Morning Express. Fost Liao. IMPORTAN E FAIR SEX ca Lp — J =< mw 3S = a a = = = bad oa a J THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY. Cures Leu- corrhea, Painful Menstruation, Ulceration, Ovartan. Diseases, ull diseases knuwn nx Femaie Weakness. Used in Englund for hear asa Periodical and Reygu- Iating Di ‘Sold by all Drucsists everywhere. Price, $1.00 per box, or six boxes tor 3.0. Sent by mail fre of postage, securely, seal Mit GRAY MEDICINE Co, 4... Mechanies’ Block, Detroit, Mich., Wholesaie Avents ror the United States, Puruphlets sent freu, yg VENSON & CO, NSON & CO. Agen Lake-st., corner Dearborn, SCALES, FAIRBANKS’ STANDARD SCALES OF ALL KINDS, 111 £113 LakeSt., Chicago, Becarefaltobuyonly the Genuine MISCELLANEOUS. NO CURE! DR. KEAN, 173 South Clark-st., Chicago. Consult personally or by mail, : chronle, nervous, or special diseases, Ds. , Kean the Oulyphysicianin the clty who warrants cures or Dopay “Kankakee tine. Pon: Depot, foot of Lake-st. und root of Twenty-secopa-#" ive: saaesaeas oa. ‘Leave. | Arti incinnatl, Indianapolis & Lonis- ville Duy Express, le :o|? 8:09 p& “Night Express. s 7 ae Chicago & aris ern qitaats Railroad, ville ttoute Tleket Omiees, 77 Clark-st., Palmer House, Grand Ps, citic Hotel. ‘trains leave frum Depou corner Archer und Stewart-avs. Day Mall..... Nashville & jorida “Express. Chicago & Grand Trunk Hallway. Depot corner Archer and Stewart-avs. Dixbe Express, Valparaiso Accomardat'n: and arrive cor Asblan pm _and ar ee ‘Pullman Sleoping-Cars attached to night expres, Pittsparg, Fe. Wayne 4 Chicarp, Baltes Depot. cor, Van Buren and Canal-sts. Ticket UMC ; 7 Clarke, Puimer Louse, and Grand Pucitio Hud ” Mail and Express. New York Express is Pacific Express. iF 5:15 pam Fast Line. $930 pol {Datly, except Saturday. ¢ Daily, except Mondsl- § Daily. o COODRICH STEAMERS. i Racine, Milwaukee, Sheboygan, M'ntwoc, dally) {G~ Saturday Boat don’t leave until.. mit Night b'ts for Milw’ke,&c,Tues.& Frid.7'p 3a Ludington, Manistee, te, Sat & Sund’y excepted;s 2m Kewuunee,Abnepee.tc.,1'nes.&Frid7 p ms Fri grand Haven, Staak on, G. Rapids, Sc. ( ‘or Green Buy, esday and Friday.. For Escanaba & Lake Supesior ‘towns Foes nf rat , Odice & Ducks root of Michigan-av. “xcept aig}