Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 19, 1880, Page 7

“WIG RATLROAD Joint Meeting Called for the 26th Instant. — No ohenge in the fen of tho Exp t & Marquette Road Sold at nee Auction Yesterday. WIGH-JOINTS’ MEETING, Commissionor Fink Ties Just Issued the fol- of ‘tue Joint Executivo at Commissioner Fink's w Xun at iia. m,, on the 26ul on of currant busitces, tho represcnititives of tho tor- ara Chtenge. Cloud St. Louis, faite et titag open questions o ae ibe proper division vt trail from Iso dealrable that tho Bub on ‘of tratlio from Lafayette, Vin- Haute, and from such othor points bo deomed nocessary to divide for the tragaaed attend this mect- lored, estorn, Railway Asioeinttan has eat tan thdraw thalr agents fro erro im poin! bad peat pi River, will Sforin nw aubject this can be dune at ditions which will fully pros rinieent at tho Easter roads, and i rth Y ihis subjee! ae ‘Western roads in al in the eirenlar about taking sideration enst-bound freight rates, however, that this mat- up, The trunk-lines say ber of the cross-lines clamor for relght-rates, ag thelr business ‘bas cousidernbly Increased during tho account of tho veginning to move, The roads go, however, t, the withdraw he Kast should It fs very probable, an advance in f east from Chieng iu onan While “an advance in’ ‘rate os fit the trunk lines and cross roads, disastrous to the Chicago i jatter have as_yel ‘tho movement of the new crops, that business brought here by the to the Inka routes on tter rates obtained from shoul an niyance from Chicago bo tho Ii Eastern ronds from this city 'y little business until naviga- it hard work to get t beon litte ‘Western dings goes Hoses, a8 they find ah trafiic even At the prene rates. TNE EXPRESS WAT. ‘The express war is still in the same condl- {fon as when first Inaugurated, The Pacific and United States Express Companies con- tlike to take all the business for points be- yond Council Bluffs exclusively reached by the Paclfic Express Company, inforinntton received here yesterday it trans- plres that Mr. Charles. Fargo, General Man- ager of the Atnerican Express Company, has had aconference with.Jay Gould In. Now York, but that Mr. Gould remained stub- bornand refused to make any concessions. whatever. Mr. Fargo offered to give tho sno privileges to: the Pacific’ Express that are granted to all other express compinics, but Gould would not have it, In conse- quence of the attitude taken by Mr. Gould, the Amerléenn and Adsms Express Compn- From private to from tho Pacific Express Companies to reached by their. lines. requested the Northwestern andthe taal ton Rallronds to ald them inthis a the Pueliic, but the managers of 1 have not yet neted upon the request. Could’s object to Feed them into the ight ta give him ano} pportuntty ingt the 1 owa pool, -his side for sonia ast, and for this reason they are rather ant to Mes hand In the flzht at. pres- ent aes will probably walt until It has the courts, which will be iether one express company tas righ iio reruge business from. another u conncetine points. AN INDIANA SOTTEME. Speclat Dispatch to ‘fhe Chicago Tribune, InpraNarotis, Int, Aug. 18.—A very prl- vate mecting was held to-day at the Union Depot by several railway. manogera, among tiem J, N. McCulloch, Vice-President of the Tennsylvanin Company; D, W. Caldwell, General Mauger of the Pan-Hondte Line} “John Miller, Superintendent of the In- Manapolls Division of the Pittsburg, Cinein- ntl & Bt. Louis; Ed McKenna, Superin- tendent of the Jelfersonville, Mudison & Indianapolis; and W. R. McKeen, President of the Vandalia, ‘The meeting wng secret, and nothiig contd ba lerrned save that the Reutlemen were satisfied with the result omg conference, points exclusively The American bh fearthatlt ts Mr, to make an open fi Hnleh has bush Q event’ further negotiations ‘witch have ech entered Into b; feat of the Columbus, Jouls & Cincinnati Road, t & Greensburg ree Braneht tof the.Ohio a esialnh m and rumor y lave Leen successful. a 18, nei Sa is a js tho cifect af the coul- it on jar Ws Satlannpoli ‘business by the polly ‘Deeatur ‘& ‘Soin fel rom this city to g, Vernon, ant ‘the Jeffersonville = ig iy six miles further than by the SOLD AT AUCTION. Speclat Dispatch to The Chleago Tribune, Ean Sacra, Mich, Aug, 18.—A ‘sale of the Fiut & Pera Marquette Railway, In cluding 200 miles of matin line andj branches, and soyenty-four miles of sidings, with all the rolling stock, equipments, bulidings, ete. Was made in this elty to-day at auction underadecres of the Court, ‘Tho salo was pits at the Instanco of the consollilated bondholders for the purpose of effecting a reorganization of the Company, and convert- ng thebonds Intoprofurred stock. Only one 1000,000,—and $50,000 was Hance of the purchase 6 made fn bonds within ten days, The to'n purchasing committee rat 4 id ih the interest of the con- need ad seventy bon four thousand four id seventy bonds, All but elght: deposited in the hand sof the Purch ected and the Com- i take Doneoe about Oct 10. No tuportance th the wanngement of la antielpated so fi are concerned, fasue $0,500,000 of Tho sale was eifecte ties, amounting to 54,0: 025,024, a Tedtuced by land ri rond. was never iy gO prog- ne uoW, the earnings for 14 showhue an ine nat youre ‘about $270,000. MICAGO & ALTO: hager J. Q. -MeAfullin, of tha ton Ratlroad, has jost issued Pronunclaments . Wood Vas Leon assigned to duty in the General Manager's oillod, eral Munapers Ausiatant, is buon Erently overworked the last few months, and the appulut- ve able and eflclent o railroad man pit ho doubt take a great load yiders hereafter, thi General Manager's As- subatant General Alena ten Matlsfactoril: a ouly difference i that in ca the Assistant stands last Id was made,—$1 deposited.” ‘Tho ba sale was made on behate of an nat will ba ite: t a cinplated to it secur sia & A minis the title vote Gon * Sn BeMtutthn has sistant a and bet former 4 tha ‘cay cRICAGO, HANNIBAL & ST, JOE, gigtkbolders of the new Chicago, Han- St. Joe Raltrond held thelr first an | clly yesterday. Alt the tpt twenty shares was represented. Tha following Board of Dk Lyon, George Willhun Dowd, ted; John By BY K, Fulrbank, rae Bia, Hen care i, Sanne Hall, rte at f ei vard of Directors, the fe + “els Wery Choscu: in Willtam Powds Secretary and Treasurer, aa Chita lea of the C\ Ab 10 dene ‘billeo of the Company will bo at No, 77 Clark atree La Thy Bourd of *Mirestora will inect again fn ew York Aug, 2b to perfeet arrameements for tha Immediate Seber gen of the line, The surveys have all been completed, and everyting Js in readiness to commence ret- va work. ‘The grading will probably begin In a week or two, and itis belleved that much ot it will be fintehed befora the winter sets ne Tt {4 the Intention to have thoroad ready for business from Quincey to Chicago in the — STAHLMAN'S RESIGNATION. A special correspondent of the Cincinnatl Gazette gives tho following information re- garding the reported resignation of General ‘Trafio Mannger Stohiman, of the Loulsyillo & Nashville allroad: Tho Gazette's specin dispatch saying that there wna no foundntion for the rumor that General Traille Manager Stablman had resigned Waa correctas farnsit went. ‘The fucte in tho ease nto about ag follows: Col, Stablman ald ine tlmate to the munagement of tho Loulsville & Naghvilie Rond that he guntemplated Temicring his realgnation nt an Barly a ny. At tho sollcita~ tion of the mminageinent ‘he accepted 2 lenve of abgenco for twelve months instend. ‘Tho ofticers oftbe road hope that 2 withdrawal from the responalbilities of bis nrditous position for a while wil enable hii to regain his health, which a greatly impaired. During. his absanee Vice- Prestdont Alexander will have full con- trol of tho — executive dopartiment, ase the commeroitl interests | the Gen, Alexander's well “itowh ably Asn raAlroad inanager, toecthor with his con- sorvatiem, augue well for railroad intorcsts south of the Ohio @iver, Ho baa raid time and fgain that 2 rate war waa uscless nsit was sense Teas, that thore was room enough and business enough for ni) tho lines, and instead of quarre)- ing thoy should work in harmony, each doing hia best toflevclon tho whole country. ‘Tho sentl- ment of tha people hereaboute fs that nll dif- ferences between the Loulaviile & Nashville and tho Clnclinat! Southorn, and the ae. war Just now raging between the, eg 8 Louis & New Orleans and Toussvitto & Rnvtite wilh soon be adjusted, and that. pence and quict and A general good feeling will exist a3 lony as Vice- President ‘Arexander has futl control of tho peatdo-us watt ns executive departments of tho roa LIVELY FREIGHT WAR. Speetat Dispatch ta’ The Chicago Tribune, Cincinnati, O., Aug, 18—~A lively rate waron whisky to New Orleans {s exelting. shippers, The regular rate is $1.80 por bar- rel, but to-day it had gone down to $1, and Intimations were given that it would be much lower before the _ closu of tho week, Tho Ohio & Misslasippi Road lina’ declared ftself out of the tight, and refuse to quote less than tho rate shect, This uarrows the fight to the Cincinnati Southern & Loulsyille Short Line, lt 1s as- serted that tho cut was Instigated by Freight- Agent Culp, of tho Louiaville & Nashville Rond. ‘Tho prospect fs that the fight will continue for an indefintt tine, PINLADELPMA & READING. PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 18—The Recelvers of the Philadelphia & Reading Rallroad are diseonUnting trains and stopping dead work at the mines to cut down expenses, A mill- jon and g half. cash 1s needed for Sept. 15. The amount to be raised during tho yen is ,000,000, ‘This does not luclude the money for wages nor materials, ITEMS, The regular monthly meeting of the Fast Freight Lines will be held at the Gilsey House, New York, Aug, 24 and 25, Mr. James Harrington has been appointed General Manager of tho Memphis & Little Rovk Railroad, to fill the yvacnney caused by” the resignation of Col. Rudolph Fink. ‘The meeting of General Freight Agents, which was to have been held. at Niagara Falls Aug, 23, for the purpose of completing the arrangement for charging car-lot freights by actual weight, to make certain changes Jn tho einsyifcatton, has been postponed wn- tit Sept. 1, and will be held at the Grand Pa- citle Hotel In this elty. It, W. P, Fostar has peon appointed Pas- senger Agent of tie Wabash, St. Louis Pacife Railrond {1 Chia ety, and will. have his herdauarters at 85 Clark. street, Mr. Foster hag been {n the employ of the Wabash for some time past and is well qualified for the dutles of his new position. A lnrge force of workmen are now en: geil In tearing down the old depot of the Chica & Grand ‘Trunk Railway at Battle Creek, prepuratory to bullding a lorge and elegant structure utonce. It wv a two stories Nigh, and will contain the general offices lo- cated at that point, It will also have com- modious waltnigrooms” aud a fine enting- room, Tho New York Graphite says: “Tho Ili- noly Central has a unique position among Amerlean railronds, It hits for over twenty rears paid regularannial dividends, amount- We altogether to the fudaonis totul of more than $30,f08h4, During tnt thine it has re- duced its funded debt to $10,300,000 at 5 and 6 per cent per aiiiine Bi mS feed of 705 imiles and a trae! Bis miley, ‘That is to Ray, comparing it with such n tine as tho Central, of New Jersey, which has seventy- five tulles of maln line, and is ‘bonded fur more than $30,00 It has more than ten tlnes tho length of toad, and 1s bonded for less than one-third of the amount, And this debt is merely namtnal, When the assets of tha Company are examined, it is found that the Company's filsposabte or cash assets are in w of the entire banded debt, Aman the Company's assets will be found 280,000 acres of Jonc, consisting of farming Inds and town lots; $1,600,000 worth of tirat mortgage bonds of tis Cheng St. Louls & New Orleans Railroad, and $5,023,000 of the second fiprtyiues of the same read besides Ut,000 gliures of the capital stock a thatCompnny. The Hiinols Central stock has always beer a faverit In London and Am- Sterdam. It commuanied 150 in these mare kets when Rock Island, which Ig now ella equal to 220, was under par. <<a —__ ~ THE. LOST FOUND, Spectat Dispatch: to The Caleayo Tribune, InDIANAPOLAB, Ind, Aug, 18.—This morn Ing Nina Lungon, a young Indy from Milwau- eo, called at tho office of Adjutant-General Russ to return thanks for the discovery .of her father, who had been Jost from her tor inore than sixteen years, Ue enlisted in the army with ‘the. First Kentucky Light Infantry, and, vever saw his. daugh- ter after that time, He had not been in the service long when word camo that he was missing after one of the grent battles of tha Southwest. When Nina heard this she gave up all depondenco on friends, ‘her mother haying dled a year or two before, and set owt tn the world te make hor Ilvell- hood, About six months ago uhe concluded she woult find whether or not the report of her-father’s seni WAS trHs, and aie began the uvesthgation by welting to all the will- ofiicers of the country to find out If pos- Holo what regent her father belonged to, and what had become of hin, Jin Miller, Russ’ deputy, took the matter in charie, an fortunately hit upon a clay and unde some discovertea, from which he learned that Lane son was Iiving ono little farm near {dallipe- lis, o. He fuimediately wrote to the girl, and sho visited her father at his home, —<—————=—$_—_— —— A $100,000 CLAIM DISALLOWED, — Rpsctat Diupatch to The Chieagu Tribune, Boston, Mass, Aug, 18--The clalm of Bates Col lege, of Lewiston, Me,, for $100,000 a8 a legacy of the late Benjamin E. Bates, of Watertown, lias been ‘disallowed by the Commissioners of the Bales estate, Wiliam G. Russell and Francls W. Iurd, of Boston, The condition of the legacy was that an ad- altlonal $100,000 should be raised to go’ with tho first sutu, Of this smounut $30,000 was ratged In cash and tho cemalnder {fh guod tn- tereate ‘boarln, ng notes. Ong of $3,500 was aiven by th thst ieducationutSuclty, with of Paar pop, and one for § Ww nussets tha Hon. Gor, OgK, of Concord, and others, nee chnfitisalouers pata “hut the notes are not dollars us Bates Mod tho word, Butthey are quoted ay romarking | pats iy On appeal nay reverse their rul- <a CAMP. MEETING IN NEBRASKA. Bpectat Correapondeuce of The Chtcuys Tribune, Linconn, Neb. Aug. 10—A series of camp-nestings are belng held thyoughout the State, ‘The one at Bennet, a little town thirtoen uilles from here, called out a ‘large crowd yesterday. Many people from adis- tance haye pitched thelr tents In the grove where the meethigs ore a belny held, and will reruuln during the tut re sesles of mectings, ‘The latter are conducted at present by local talent, but thore will be song fmporiations iow few davs trom lows, Liliuols, aud other promlso to be very interes Boo is expected to result from ————— THE CROPS. MINNESOTA. Speeat Miapateh to The Chleago Tribune, Sr. PAvt, Minn, Aug. 1&8—The Pincers Presa will priit to-morrow an editorial re- view of the averngo and yleld of the wheat crop of 1830, based upon Information re cvlved from several independent sources, in- cluding returns from many thrashings, The fercage sown to wheat fsa little Iesy than 8,000,000, and the yield per nere is estimated at fifteen bushels in the following wa: the southeastern counties, between the Iowa and Minnesota Division of tha Chiengo, MIH- waukoo & St. Paul Rallroad, the yleld varies from fifty-six bushels i some counties not de- vasted by chinch-bugs to elghtcen in others, The average willbe twelve bushels west of here, and south of the Minnesota River the sumg@ cendittons prevail. But the area of territory Aflected is —_sinaller, average = sie! will be fetirtee bushels inn the central belt of coun- jes. North of the Minnesota the yield will wy from fifteen bushels in low ground to fugon on high, agith an averngs of suvep- tee tiahus, In tho Red River Vally and Northern Pacific country tho average yield will be at. lenst twenty bushels, and east of the AMissiesippl fifteen. The Ryerare for tho whole State will bo fifteen bush The whole yield will be nbout 5,000,000, ‘The yield of onts for ig season Is. eatimated at about 27,600,000 pusheley of corn, 13,600,000 bushels: of’ barley, 000 bushel: making the total cercal os of Minnesota this year nearly 90,000,000 bushels, NEBRASKA, Spectal Correspondence of The Chteago Tribune, Lincony, Neb, Aug. 10,—A good deal of uneasiness has been felt lately among farm- ers and others on the possibilities of a partiat fallure of the corn crop this year, The State {s ltorally one yast field of corn, nothing like so much having been planted here before; but the question ts, has not the excessively dry wenathor “choked up the growth of corn in the car? Many upland fields have been rulned, tho corn not heading out well, tho ears being small and stunted. In sheltered places, nid, along the different streams, the eld will be very heavy; and there will housands of bushels lield for sale, ‘Tho Taln-fall In this State thls season las been somewhat scaticriug, , While some of the northern. counties have ‘Veen watered abun Gantly, many of the western and interior counties hnvesuifered severely from drought, It is these latter counties that lave fears of a failure of the corn crop. If, however, a heavy ran should visit us soon, there would be uo need cf further anxiety In this partic- ular, ILLINOIS. pectal Dispateh to The Chietgo Tribune, Cuintoy, IIL, Aug. 18,—The corn crop in Do Witt County will fall short by half of what It was expected to yield, owing to the heavy and continued drought forthe pastimonth, If there Is not rain soon it is feured that it will bean entire failure, The thermometer noted 100 degrees in the shade to-day. WASHINGTON. Seerctary Thompson Accused’ of Par- tality for Democratic Applicauts for Ofice—Remuarkable Facts Shown by the South Carolina Censts—Tho New Army Rogulations—Diissing Mecords ~Comparative Receipts and Expend- ituros of the Governtuent, © Speciat Dispatch to ‘The Chteago Trine, Wasninetoy, D.C. Aug. 18.—Cumplaint fs made that Secretary ‘Thompson has been very Hberal in appointing Democrats in the Navy. Department, and that a cousin of his, one Magnus Thompson, who fs clerk in the naval storehouse at the Washington Nav: Yard, Is: somewhat ostentatious In displa Ing a pleture of Hancock and English at his ofiice in the yard. A contribution to the Washinton Repubticun says: ““'Thers aro three other clerks in tie yard, appointed by Seeretary Thompson, who are ex-Confeder- ates and Democrats. Some old personal friends of the Secretary from Culpepper County, Virginia, have been appointed to positions In the Navy Dopagtinent, They are Democrats. Two clerks recently appoluted in the Bureau of Medicine and Surgery by theSecretaryare Democrats. Senators Exton ond Whyte urged the appointment of one of these young men, More Democrats unve been appointed to positions In the Navy Department than in any other departinent of the Government during this Administration, Seerctary Thompson is now out West stump- ing for the success of tho Republican ticket, which reminds one of tho fellow who sapped the toundations of his huuse all suminer, and then tried to brace It up fn the fall" Letters nro being daily recolved at the In- terior Department from census enumerutors that they have not as yot received thelr pay, ‘These complaints are likely to continue for some time to come, as it ts stated at the De- partment. that It will requiro fully three months fo audit and adjust the pay of tho 90,000 enumerators, ‘The enumerators will bo first paid in cltles whose returns wero tho garilest recelved at the Department, A’ closer aualysis of the census returns from’ South Oaroliua shows still more ex- trnordinory results than those already Indl- cated, ‘The Clty of Charleston, for in- stance, the commercelal mietranol ‘of the State, where, if anywhure, It was exproted that there would be a considerable galu in population, shows only an actual gain of seventy-one persons over the census of 1870, whilo ‘the commerce of the port has been largely diminished; yet the returns for tho whole State show ati eran of about 26 per cent Increase In ten-years, againat 2 rt cent for. the forty years ree pace Ine. ‘Richland Connty with the City o' Culumbla, which hus boen showing Site getual signs of growth, is vredited with an inerenso of only U5 prrcent, while the nd- folniny rural” Tegton of Kerslinw, whloh has. HoiEed no sich algus, appears to huve neny doubled its population, An examin. of the returns from twenty-three counties shows an Inerrage ‘of 35 pur cent pinee 1870, Although in the preceding decade ft hod beon only a ttle more than 7 per cent, and from 1850 to 1800 1vsa than Ug be per gent, ‘To’ muko the campartsolt nore torel- ble, ten counties arc selected which are chivily made up of agricultural districts, with’ a fow sinalt villages, — which show - no. signs of vigorous growth, These showed a sllelit | advauce tn population from teup ta 1860 ess than per cant an eetial loss Jrouy 1800 to 1570, and now they are credited with the oxtraordl- nary gals Of $8.29 per cent. ‘They aro made up of backward communitios in whieh the ia neoweis observer oun discover no vign of act- Ve progr Seino or ti the elerks In the Post-Ofice Do- artuient from the Southern States who have ven placed there by Pastinuster-General hee are sult to be anglous lest Horace shay of Tennessee, upon ering the duties o! Pustuaster General WH femove guch 18 ore not acknowledgod Hepublicans. Judge Key, being of & very different stamp of polities frow Barnes Muynord, has placed many Duinoornta: nt ove, pornet hia swhtolt alt. Maynor would! not bet ‘The attention of tne guorla ‘of War has deen called to the fuct that the naw wrny regulations tend to destroy the clvil ad nililstration of the army and to place the General of the Ariny ht aprons dommnand of all military y, nate, Indved, It hag beet discovered that Ln practle ety very case where, In the words of exlsting regula- Hons, certaly OMT Are conferred pon the Buoretary of War, the words “Secretary of War” ave been stricken out, and woals “General of the Army” This is. ‘contrary to tho’ theory of the ediulntetration of the army ander Hepublican rule, although it was w theory plete obwlned with the Democrats prior to f War, any Qi. oflleers have gan | & ew th ve it 8 Tei re under the direction of Ad juyunt-c (4 eral ‘Townsend seeut to have been 30 wgnls eal deelgned to subvert the a authority vt civil power, and it ta probable that th Becralary of War, 10 avery re tarmtued tua ner, will | nber po pose bis veto to wny guch radl- cal Shange i n Wie w gst system undur the ulgy of new regulations, td ‘the blage otha Rate Doda Fig calored uu who fo ea woman wh the y, yt reurhue attendant = upoy, iadlya" Benate, . who, has ust. ie * alscnargt, lg to’ be Ha ts aay wiilte woman appoluted bya aad Senator, THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: colored predecessor near! It proba | ' 1 THURSDAY, AUGUST 19, bly will not appenr in tho setter of appoint ment of this Viretnin white ¥ woman That her ly lost the use of her right arm because of she brutality of a Virginian mob, instigated by tace hatred. With reference to tho 1 statements mada in the New Orleans wore ondence to THe ‘Truuse to the effect that the reports of the apeclal ngenta that jspogedl the enormous frauds under the Andrew Johnson-Hon- cock régine In New Orleans sannay bo found, it. may. bo | stnted that a very careful search ‘has been made at the RASUEy: i discover thedocuments to which reference haa been ninde In Tur Trwunt correapandence, and that the reports are missing, {¢ is a very significant Inct, how- ever, tnt in the record Uooks of reparts ro- evlved and filed thera are entries of the re . celpt of some of the identical Tepprts whieh made the disclosures invelving’G gen, Steet man and the brother of Gen. Hancock, but neither the documents themselves nor any oples of them ara {n_ possession of tho by EU Department. Therois considerabla evidence to show that these documenta were stolen from the les at the time when Andrew Johnson exercised absolute power of ap- Bolntmient ‘aud removal in the Treasury De- To the Western Assoctates Press, Wasmxarow, D. C., Aug. 18,—The Treas- urer of the United’ States to-day Issued $242,000 In registered 3.05 bands in exchan, 6 for {he Bond of Autiit certiticntes of District of Columbia, the first issue of this elass of bonds authorized under the law passed by Congresa on 16th of Inst June, A statement showin tho receipts and ex- penditures of the Government for: the fiscal yeara ending June 80 from 1845 to 1290, in- ¢clusive,-has been issued from the Treasury Department. The receipts from customs duties for 1880 amounted to SL ee Oh from Internal =Fevenus, sonrers Bi24,- 000, incrensa of $40.272010 In eulatom cand $10,437,703 in Internal-revenue reeclpts over 1870. ‘The net revenne of the Government from all sourecs for 1880 Is S55,520,010, In 1879 it amounted to 8273,- ou718i. The net urilnag expenses of the Government for 1880 are $287, 042,957, against $26U,047,685 for 1879, For 1870 the Interest. on the Sublie debt amounted to $10s.d07,00¢ for 1850 It is $05,737,075, In. 1870. there was pended on “hecount at pensions $5,121 4 Tor 1880 tho separ tars for this seconn' amounted to $50,777,174. ‘The War Depart- ment pot in tet were $40,495,600; In 1S80, $38,116,016; Navy Department, 815,128. 190" in" 1819, ‘and | S18,500,08 1880, The Iulian expenses vary from oo one in delete daweet ainoune in any year since 18h 056,— thet a lilghiest since ce in Tet ade 88,200. 109 In 279, naninst $5,015,457 In 1580, rece! from the sale of pubile Innds Wn hi v sore pene, 781, und In 1680 they amoun 016, ‘The Comiissioner of Indinn Affairs is in- formed thnt the six Brule Sloux who left the Rosebud Agency and stole seven horses and killed a white man before returning, have been surrendered by Spolted-Tall and sent to Fort Randall, SITTING-BULL. A Fine Chance to Capture Him. ‘Svectat Disputeh ta The Chicago Tribune, Brssancr, D, T., Aug. 18—A good oppor- tuntty to capture Sitting-Bull is now offered. He js now at Poplar River Agency, above Fort Buford, and fs a3 hungry as ‘Tanner. We threatens Agent Porter with a heap of trouble if his informal requlaition for flour, bacon, and coffee Is not regularly filied, Ie saunters in and outof the Agency building, and his tall has at least seared the Agent's familly, who arrived hero to- day by steamer. A Joter report gives on Snterview with Agent Porter. Tie says the situation is squally, and he has temporarily dropped down, the river sixty mies to ayvalt the outcome of a suede of Agency Indians, Porter gave Sitting-Bull and a party wlio visited’ the Agency a big The braves were very suspicious, discussed iis — feast his: Inp and a sen- tinel outside to wate, A company of seventy-five troops from Gen, Miles, command lave f periver at the Agency, Sit- ting-Bull talked rery big 16 the Agent, and would have him to tgtinetly understand that there must be rations issued to the hostlles a3 well a3 to tho old warrlors. His camp (6 very near the Alssouri. Secretary Seliurz will havea fine chance to hiterview him, —————— Dayvinwe, O., Aug, 10—You aro mis- taken in classing tha Buckeyo Mutual Ald Association among the Dend Codperatives.’ Atts in flourishing condition, as the appended official letter will shows State oF Onto, INSORANCER DEPANTMENT, Orvich: oF BUNENITENDENT, COLUNDUE, 0. july 8, 1880,-Hecolved of Buckoye Stutual Al Apootutton of Danelle, Ov naman state algo thelr bond of tha Trensurer, J. 1. lt stim Of $60,000, which has this day bean approves by we, Jorn F, Waratrr, Superintendent, L hope that the many papers which havo copled $c your list will make this I OLIVEHOH 8. TIL Trealtent Buckeye Mutual Aid ‘Araceintion, ‘PI FRABUNK BRANCH OPTICES. PX onan ro, “ACCOMMODATE oun NUMER: patrons througnuur the city, we inves es itaned Usenet Oflcer’ inthe ‘aifigrent. Divisione a deaiunatad, below. whero advertiser cute will be taken for the AW, at alin ‘Ontico, and minbge Bivet util runes tie SENN Houbsoiters nnd Stationers, 123 BOGART cH Drurlet, Gi Cottage Grove-ar. northwout eornor' Tu) ati hy, UCHALAN, Druucist cornor Thlety-frat and WERT DIVISION, ALA. FOU ALOnust, Request, 8 Btationer, ete, Wi oe Voge aad jewaler, Nowsdaalor, and Fancy Good, 72) Laks cornut Th RABI, nia West Mudison-st, cor nar Pauling, VIRION, L. BURLINGUAAT we CO. yeas, 45 North Clatkest. corndr Division. atte avul HALLAM & CO, Drugiiste, 15 Larrabee-aty TOTS WL. xewBe, Printing and Adve tiene Agent, Nowa uid inion pnb, Haat Di at, bolweon Lu Salle wid PUMSONAL, TRrOksAnioy Oy awa YY BAMUKI, ASH. and Wi Piney. arn are suphosba 6 bo vine tn, ‘itil toreacely ram Count: on dander Mande” Address’ Mr. "ASL, Bf hist, ansenrd,, tenia addres Is " erty in ma Hit ito, fiat Hin Wom ont A doops ie riheasLoeniion Fora docior oF dnntitt: Inve ousd and barn, No. 5) une, In Hoar Madieany 1 all Ineoinpinng, ager. wil tao aed RIPPIN & DWIGH DRL bate ou JOR SALE“N00 WITT, AUY A yA BEAUTIFUL LOT ‘ono bineck from hotel at fm Fe, T miles {rom Chienzor S13 duwe and ts month ‘clicapest prone ahown free@t abatract {reo} rall- revue finnove lotnos 16 tnrms and prices, obey wigan {Oi HALE-—A VERY DESIRANLE FAIM OF Im enero, ji miles south of Chicago, near railroad: hna TiRR Haat 4: " TS dthear head toms every ana Miinewiy’ painted and’ papercdy ina nil he mod fenprorelotnte “Avbiy telly fn PEARCE, 0 Dear bash-av, and F¢ a Donrborneaty oom. 3: BRICK Wwe TED cai “CAMIL eis, houtee nnd’ Rood lots nn West Bids, FAat9 EG ano n tow cottages and ik M0, Owners wiabini data, worth ze teal gill pear call Or anmo. No ral & DWIGHT, corner Washington and list- ‘TO RENT—IOUSES, South Side. RENT=THP ¥LKGANT HOURE NO, 1616 WA+ Tight and atry, + in PEARCE, t]5O RENT—AN ELMGANT 7-STORT. AND HARE munt bullding tn perfect order, comer of Wa ‘orty-necond-st, Apply toJ.' roasttey My North eee RENT-TUB ELEGANT ‘THREE-STORY © ylek boune, 0 North tan Sallesat thas all mea Gin improvements, Inquire at 1% Dearborn-st, in ean Te Rererenices woek,, One Block fram Grand Cull or addrags 14+ TO RENT THE THREE-STORY AND BASE- ment brownstone fi rront dwelling 413 Dearborn- GEO. 8. td sib ULIOCK, 169 Btate-st LO RENT-VLATS, ‘Wost Bide. BERTONE | FLAT, CONSISTING OF FIVE ra io rooms, sulthbln tar Hue rn, ete: rent. £0 1 any furpianed for name rent if yequired. Apply at Go Wort ANLON-AL, BOOT FORE South Slide. NENT—ELEGANTLY FURNISHED FRONT suite, of roamns aleo, other rooms, by the day or ‘Sransienta neconimodated, during Cunclayo, Yacits and Yalmer House, Hawt Munro TPO ENT or SP RUREIEATE +O REST NWo on nisbed, eithor na sivoping 2 Hounckoening: “In e. yentont Tou KENT #0 DEI M prot Fy torent fe rear rooms, WS Wostern- fuwdare oraton month. “Addross Is kl Frtoting omce. Risa r i Seesemnrs ANTED AF. NOT LEy! VW Atlin toncres ga sbatos, Adaress JAMES Ce ‘Ww nour Boglewoud Pr 0, TANDSOMELY |_ furnished rooma: all convenience rT ios FOR- ments or for ndlanacnt.; aiictly privave family. (30 MICHIGAN-AV,-NIOELY FUR- ished front roums, with goud day board con- West Side, Sig, Won now mae, 439. Won Ec rater "inaulre BF. North Side, FPO BENT NOMS. TVO VINELY FORNISHED mabane om reon East Oblo-st, noar State, Address 5 2, MED KOOMS FOR Jw North Clarkeat., toom & $y OFFICES, Ac. Oe 1, HINEST. AND DEBT WENT-NIGELY FOR wont und Indio: 8 ‘0 RENT OTH LANG led store in Kock 4 UI, now doled ‘by M, a tee aie! store,” Vussoae BINGEN tock batandy Iie TPO RESTA RARE CHANCE-P Ar OF TUB ress GEO, 'P. ERY- stora 1 Kuat Ibandolub-st., price 40 par month, piece lint coun: NENT-RY GRIFFIN & DWIGHT, CORNER ‘Qvaehingtun nnd Tinleted-stan West side font os tata dealer Houwee, nibh STORES, now aDeante and ® number of now butidings now being Luli. TPO ERICA HOOM ON FIRST, OR SECOND Ho orto be used forn ling of johibor's buvt and shoo fumolert must by near the wholesale houses: will ‘ant ‘whole oF part of uffice. and tako posacnslon in o I not te exceed $15 to $25 par WARE: ‘VO HBNTOA PARTLY-FURNISHED rt breqentowner.a lady, wun te medintal chnser, Giters roaldonce, Kus ad SMiotiuan-wv FAMILY LEAVING THE CITY WIL], SELL ‘Spon bunwivs, sul yery hundsemu: Mumbletortun reat It hande bgt, atyilnh, and rr oT8OI aro warranted suum urchased frum the Fi Inatanimnery wilt glee 6 mck oti of Uneraalataly Aeeoue price. Call ab privai ae No, Nt Michi; wee y WANTED—MALE HELP, Hookkeepers, Olerkn, &e, WVANTED— AN EXPERIENCED AND WEL Teonnimended 10K clncki 9 singia. man pros forred, AUire NON, Kearney, Nobraska, ¥ ANTRIC A COMP TENT PROG CLERKAWITIE Hot joaa than b years’ exporiance, 10,40 to Volos tado., Ardtena, stating torma, otc, WD, card 0 of Woodrum House, i NIWWT-CLABH BALESMEN FOR as, Jinan and 2 hare Opposite Palmer Hone. ‘Traace. Nox jeanne eng, ind pee 2 — eanD bye HANDS JANDS; ae x an apo wor AGO a a DH avs and 9 Mat jncinnnt Fe On CATT ERS: ain wood-tumner, at RW, DATRO RCO Be a Ada AW ANT EDF OGIOTAN ORG F STORIE, ORF ‘butxood workman. D.O, RODEN! cry Van Unren-st. WantAGat CARPE ae ACK, at Forepaug! Ee Atay yao, ae ‘aBhow, before J0 a.m. ran TED GOOD BRABS MOLDEIL Oy Rlobe-vaives and cock Address Blzth-t,Bt Louis, Mo, Coachmen, Teamsters, &u. | wy 3H * TANTE OMAN WHY UNDERSTANDS WORK iD TO 7 Bouth y ANTED EA Goud Let Witter, Call entiy in the Wretenra, Goo MAN ON BT Leas dimes Acencies. TBD=HO RAILUAD LABORERS POR AN we te Sa sack Millay Hi for tows and In ¥ p mil roan AS REE Ce Wort Lakes Wage, HA(LNOAD LABORERS FORTHE inc in extension, in Dakota Next enn eave Hriday. 10 2. nis Hroe £1 CHRISTIAN CS sete Watorest and athor work in Wakote, Minnosota, Winconsin: nai Henle nota frauen, $1.48 to, F178 por dart x10 ky treo fate LA Bd as or lum: nthe cig. CHRISTLAN WaRen 7 Fon G & N, co. iN DAKOTA won are; fi 78 & dae; 20) for Wi and Michi Fi ow! arene DECK vat wveae tang jh: eee reek rent Bi Misceliancous. ANTED—AGENTS FOR THE LIVI GEN. AY V Gurtuld by the Hon, A. fiddler ithe suandeed Us i blutevaty Cinfcazo: Wiis ane, AND STREET-MEN Svorywhere to rell camenign goods, naedien. Joy clry, nud hoveltion;. § to #8 Sally be Mh Utusitaed catalogue tree, CSV EININULON, Gus 47 dacksun-at, Chicas. \astepra FEW ANO.T AGENTS TONANDLE our books, FF, COLLIEH, 238 East Siaditon= at, Hoump 3 and & WAKER AU FOR Ti “RATIONAL Tinnd-Nook uf Amorican Mrogress.” ‘A cyclope- fap, siniintiese duceannie joie, tus {votes . ., duenmarl > Ineluding Ure und dln srosidantllenndlasten aving, Write for circulars, i CEREA a tot Charente Chena, Ww ANTED—AGENTS—£0 10 f7 ‘A WERK QUAH- ‘anteed entcel personst #1 samples uf goods free to those, seoking bermanent business. tn, Bn county, send samp for papers or call, MEIMRI & CO. 7 and 4 North Clark-st,, Chicaza, Ws: ae TO1S LABORENS ACCUSTOMED fo mraling streets Apply to ROBERT KNIGHT, 87 Bediew' War ais IEAND HOY AT ONCE. ROOM 23 1s Nout Cinticent,, cornor Monrou, VV ARTEDAA VaitsT CLASS PICKLE PACKER, 2 rman who Inable wa suparintend 9 dopartmont of plexle packlnu. Nuno but Orat-ctaxs tian neod, ape biz call eh ea andl p. ‘D-TO EN-FOR CHICAGO imver market twentis experiencod tally mon, Wagev asa say. TANIVD—A GOUD MAN WITH DURST OF ferences. Dest wages offored, Call at 2NG Praire-ar,, WV ANTED-A DO ALOUT IF YEARS OF A fo make iimeuif useful io @ furniture store, bavi WA ‘ED-FEMALE ELE. Domeatles, TENTED-A GO0D | FEMALI W boarding-houae, OL PETER a 20K FOR RV-A GOOD GIRL FoR AI jawork. Cail after 1 pm Reid JANTED-GIRL TO COOK AND ABSIBT IN Were hing and ironing. Good wages, Apply at ead SHAS TURE eee pala. Inquitay for two Gagacar sits Wabaatone, eee ANT EOSTWO GH ite A FIRE-CLABS oy ‘who wil family af ‘ebreo.” Apply wes a roriors GEN iousE- Wasten. j—A G1 ERAL ork in pris eer VaaTRanarnrate family. Cail at 12h Loomis-#t, O01) COOK AND LAUN Aaa American family) atenay' ‘Diece usd good od Tee hinancat ry Hist, OF can ingnire ANTEDOA Goon, Fit iny WOMAN OF SAVING Catt sortwa days at parkors’ fows Houser Ne. 3d YW VANTHD—A GERMAN OF int TO WAST A Ga Bienen, ole TO WWANTRDIA COMPETENT Gini, FoR GaN. feral housework, also, nursecgiel inamiall. fatale ly; Food wagos to competent mir, 18 Thirty-Arst-st. ANTED—TWO GUS, ONE VO GENERAL AK wre tare the other seoondiwork. Apply bt want UD, WOMEN AT BURCKY & ANLANS Hane" 1 South Clark-ot WANTED A COMPETENT, Oni, FOR GEN- eral housewark. Apply at 2619 Michigan-av, Nursce. Taek eared 2m ey Tro. ust roforoncen, Apply'at DarPraiiesnn sve POs Kmployment Agencies. ANTRD-GUOD GEIMAN AND BOANDIN A: inn viele for privato famniies, Natale, neshuunen, eG, DUBS Omes, las atlinmukoesers MisceNaneous, WARTED-A, GENTLEMAN, WHO TAS ItE- Contly Ioat his wife br death desires a gover ness to thie ohay bis danghtor, 6yeara old." Bho Truster indy of reanement and ¢40 for tho po ‘above nara ae 2 ie fide ndvortise= NY CAPABLE, AND me ty prcoute from banks, banks ‘Cnanufncturera in Chivedto. ad Percentage on coll tone, Rerare: and requiron. TA for rhe na chee Tetigsem ASTED-GENERAL AGRNTS To EMPLOY in ellis mindow-fa tener, Biups # po cord or wolghta, mn 48 Morale Wollde SIRE LADIES AND GENTLE- salt nt oum 3,106 Madison-at, hu AN HIERCenS CANVASSRIt (tap ae trade journals ono necus> ed. Ua laducoments. Went biped TVATIONS WANTEDSMALE. Bookkcopers, Clerks, de. EDDY A YOUNG MAN Ag Total wonds ROUNO! can sponte dsm and Gorman, Cah kiya tont rateronee, Pkde Greas Firat Notiunal Sank, 2 cara orw, Proctor. Trades. ITUATION WANTED—BY FIRST-CLASS CARE Saker, orpainenter: neauainted with bread baking Conchmen, Teamsters, ac. GITUATION WANTED-Y A YOUNG MAN #weda) an cunchiaun to 0 private farnliyy anders Sianag hin Lumines and insinetiy tormperate and hon- Oat Good references, Addrene 47, triuume often, Mincellancous, ITUATION WANTED-IY_A YOUNG trave:ing anfesoun, woll acquainted with thi SAN AS cinnsid Clothing trade Boutbe Audross.¥ gi Kribe Only tho: erlenge in that line, wood oy ano pire srik und 23 ety Uasbear OP | mie ut ome ANTEDCAN, Aa ‘TO WOW IN ISD NI TED—VEMALE. ‘and water (0 ment. J. See AW, FLRNUE, BU Munteente Heobin fe tramp to Up. t ‘Domestics. WANTS saat, ENRHAL WORK, AT- By st 2s Jnckso YOUNG MAN TO ASSIST jn fe allory., Good chance fora sull~ Au Gulory. Ht Went Me Muatson-st, Th: uho aH pena AG Wa per inontti. “atl Tle meas wited by HUBER, FON OF nd Toray is Tlatubtetunian, Gams Aleasonuor wares Tate lo Dan, nso lady's fow quale Is very wentie und Kini ‘8 Trond homey bas arhe qungrion. ® and ld be'rdey fane “Ho wat -beat ta ‘ cane i) avound ime ‘tons thst ening been drivon wince nat, fail by uy sel) bia im for Fenton which wil i or 6 uphiained to Ate He ls warranted sound Srudte-horacs, fap und double harness, ‘Yoie uf thy horsen aro vory fasts ono ysis cun tru ic polo: they the Beautin ‘thelr carrluce, rund, and Au and di trial, und sell them to ault jwrehasors. as thoy must bed bos BUND RNS! bat ald to pay advances, 1, 'h Mtantin und 2 States, barnes bow and eucund-hatid, at Cosh advunaes mi te a CG ARI AGHA, pvGG Bnd yoo. Hh. FOR RAI witha bh ing in Enat Trovents 3h ing the yrotind, ts sound and a Po Bey RET EA show 3 fil, Addeoss EDWARD HAYES, FO! W forges ot Beds HEWIY & CO. Munroo-st. TJOUN MITCHRLLS, 196 EAGT WASTING: tonsat, horses af all Minds, eurriaves, buss und low prices, oF wilt PERFECH RU tay chvsiis can be a A wider Ao om noe} mnt pabiite 0 FO ‘Cull =A VINE TEA: HAMBLETONIAN MAN MANE, ¢ ‘Sb bay Wil hunds bin, Sho is a bluod polnins {rotted aren purehusod uxt GOIES, PHA: f urud Uardultin at 58 W oat Sudlson AER LParin, Ky. TF wil warrant bre to beat o basn flowing manu und tall touch= a plat tha residency ici West Was hate "homss, the conchiman, Will be: th tee wil bo gold atu gremt burguln. ey ort AAT OTe ! 10 4 fines WH FAT nrottier trebigod 40 Dat Ag HEAVY Bug barns, No. 8 UR CATLOADS W’ ANTED— A PAIK OF MATCHRD PONIES: uit b ty and hart fehaop, Leava addons ean Tos J. mid & CO iW fakoest, ROAR PEMOSAL. WANTED, WIDE ACQUAINTANCE of a.quiot lady’ by a stranger in the city.” Add DL Trivuno oince, prgoxarir Os. oe. CONANT, WHE CAE, Caliturnia Com bod Tent Ni PRED et receive TOMOIMEK OF valtio, A ea (PElBON: PALLIE: CAN'T COME TO CHICAS 0 fur few days; juak for lottar, same addresa As before, ROSIE. > Dinresaeart WinowW LADY OF MEANS De: to comresbong with w gentluman of moans 7 60 years of suo, wi view tu iwatriinony, Noe Piaidont pretorted. “Addrous for thrau uyd D ‘¥ribune uttice, YOUNG DHRSONAL— i; unty of menag Runeeouia ean worth Sal Non-rovident preforrac une, DERSONAL—IA¥ TRG Lup tino: WASH Anwuvn and Hlste, 3 p. Wibow oF % WITH Triatae to correspond seth Mom to mutennuny, OST J ~e fs eed ye OUND-OAMI WITICH WILL DM RETURNED the own [iying ullsait die money, xnd Thy clreumetane pe tons. bun PPOUSDTIN BXPORITION Tian A BRACES ab which owner can yy provinit und payin Bid sadvordsemeut, Apply to Mookkovper, 1 JjouND: TK A PATTY WHO TO-DAY MAY TIAVH TAYE UY fost a. Win Of money should correspond with Deawurit Btedusoph, Bic some woud way come ‘[LOor-TURERAY EVENING, ON STNRET-OAT valtuble babar ‘vie tear will by vary dburally ree Fudd by ieavtia lt we itoom 2, $8 Washingion-et No ao june Bal OR W AD EIDE Tite istil INST. AN umothiyst ein ie oe der will please foave n luurkoonur Oo: a os ook LoNTAINING A EALE oH iene ch ney rand a retura Rha io ed io, Biteb, ies pot aun ith pa atts ‘KBs 17 ns i eae i hor ous Or} otter Santa i Lisi sion MiKne. elit be amply In Rxpos! i lon ‘1 ux! wil fowanled b ii naa ve nuto-at , Ox-ON ‘book cun' peta mien is DWN BOG. W: rity Toot Foard farsi ornur Rwenly-ssoval-st. oF ah c aa ant Ate real baiteies Give an a sri be crowarded! ‘ty \ouving Ie ta busewoue ot it [sone BEQUENGAT EXPORTION BUILD. ith uel. ws pocketbook containing 720 19 mionoys ‘and ihbr Hevere of no vulus te way ong but sue uwno: ny, monug and return, wuperey no suo Addrusn B 0d, Tribune uoiew, rH eae id Wal eer *DOLMA, wile fis Dy louvgugte qu Hinsuuge LD ie a gle Ravana by lowy 18 LUIVVOWAN' WES COLLIN, “A RELIABLE CLA VOWAR A &, i. Seiyata aitlogs daily. saa ng seta ons a. eset Shusauaiie treat! HF ECOMMEN! itawicu, VOM BOd- We on, ua {Ho best BiH capnguior un love, slarriage, und budineww uuuirs. SOL Wvat Aludisou-st 288 with boards BENTON Mouse atte ice Catone Vhrogubout: rooms oly par “North Side. HOM CLARK:SI, NICAL TAM BRINGE 'Noowe with buurd, to §7 pur week; #1.00 to & pur roo aA THR SS PRR SES | WW ARECD-heUgT, Masco ARE CUR OE 4 @ ub ETOC wason 19 One no eu “Addruss Bal, Tribune stan: plan termite benind wi counter, Address IS Bi We RTED=TO RENT io HIGH | THbune olicu, irom and pay rent by lean orvices. Addtu “ANTLED-5 MEN TO WORK ON ICH WAGONS; i mon oloud cu tn country, Apvly igang thle Wy corner Ninetouth aud’ G SE AC Sau & CO. 40 WiLL BOY Thi 1 BEAOTIFUL Hay | \yantep THOROUGHLY COMPETENT horse Lita Dan. Iie cus! fallin Ken- nugument of a ratall ten and cofes tuexy, ft ina yonre gia. 1 ange Hunrbununy wij | stro: must tnve experience und olerencus, Ade Urese’ Bik Tribune oil GIIVATION WANTHDGHY A anit 0 Do necond work und take cary of cilia: fully potent: best roforencer. Call nt TBI UITUATION WANT! BY ‘A COs PET ‘ENT GEIL~ mun gitlto du second work. Apply for t Beas Wese Nineluonthess BEY TSR Seaere TUATION WANTEOCRY” A NRSPECTARTE ‘oung Americun girl to do light hounswurk tos, small famtiy. de ty du second work, Iiensa call oF address $4 itu io WANTRDCUT VW GIRISSUSE Sey oer fo de sezund works Call at Sob Trenty-travat Koference given, Sir TON D—BY A GOON GIRL TO DO es ork Ina private family, Cull ate9 Archer AVIONS WANTED-BY TWO GIRIS—ONE ‘ax couk und Inuadrusa, tho other for second work. 1) Wi unty-thiivd-ate QITUATION WANTED—BY AT 1 ieSrRCT: ARLE .£ifito du second work in 8 frnt-ciass family. Bt Sus South Vark-av, A [MAGNIFICENT 8 EQUATE AN TLANO- forte, ‘with all the latest iinpruvement $1; tive Jeane yuaruntus. A beautiful purior orn, with Ore btops and knev-swoll. $5. Savorul other very desir. pis ‘barvaina in plunos and Orzans eth be fornd wtour euruur How unigea 2 oa pluoon unveng, and fornitaes ohuur low nriges nusurveris, 4 Botte jah IE SWART COMPANY, 33 Biator BARGAIN-LOOKT ~LOOIKT. ore chicusting weund squaie, ae octare, fulleeut Barat plan tA Chiao. Only Eid, cost Sih, Cal at Ta Wont Madlcon-s Feuer UPRIGHT For upwards of forty years Ute old and reliable frm have aunutuetured thie bust maderat-prived plang LY, Bia ARNE! AAT 3 ALSO F.C. stval and cor- Ua Sadat, ONO inthe market, sold ouly by LVON Hl and Monroo-ats, ‘0 LE-GENDINE JOSBF G Ei Address VIGLORS. price $d, Addre: TAINED BOS. ‘Co. (nor 19} peal ey anit Brent Uargains tor, cual YON & HEALY . urlucnr L ad PIANGs— Mr, Paul ecker, who for the jaunt uuaricr of acen~ woud in the frunt mink uf niusical educators, 1 bed to eonaraiuluce yon an, the Fedined and aiiving quality o ional yuu very valuable gesgbaier, 2 With the action und generally superior quality of the Anish ia ibis elozabe Mie thauuimene you soon to uu to havo wulved tho great dysiduralum of gaunorio Yueno a a low prices YON & HWALY, State ani UBF BOLD—-1 WAVE TAKEN IN EX- in gogunt. full-carved upright binnd, wald Be Une no doubly 60 Whe ein huch plenscd wl stg Rah 40 cont OF Hous 4 Ei OB Rae Bus cavtaa nate seaeurem betes ja tig. "We vstible to larrost uasortuent Of Inara mivhte uf auy single Louse in the country, and pi propured ty wake prices eo luv uid terina 90 Ga) eee eee eet en taisumene ENON & MBALY, and 3 Munroe-sts, tt i taken in Coxeunn ay eta io euning. STOR ny xchange. I INWAYS , NWAY'S x ne LAN eT) BANG - Lise owetly, IBtate and ‘Momue wi. % TINO. BT. = LARGE AND 6MALL Faoms ta ront with buard South sido. -RLDRIDGE-COURT — ROUMB, WITH OR without buard, at roxsunuuly rites, DEA. NICKLY FUR UTC DEAIRHORN Alshod targe front ‘slenve rooms vo rent dora convenicnous, an KOUTIL CLARK nd eeu Hate! and oppor ueitouss=1 woryynlng partes now ants Lunisnid, at Gl cute 2%. propriot sg tgjutntn jay uftur Aux. 1. JARENCK HOUSE, cou 7 Harelnoneat Touse—Bourd Mentor uo usw AN Wet Tn fae pate conta und fe Sore dress lo tie Valmor freon Ab a po atgd-st— Seusane Touma 7S STATE-BT. 0 oaTR and Bi per dug; & to $8 ver TNDROR RUUSK, Palmor Houso—é) weok. we OAR Wii ) WANTED. JROAND-ron A FAMILY Wo ADULTS BeAr ra tdiot daar culda, k duress 1 48, "Tribune Peau ANH Nowe BY A, YOUNG. TADE B giuptozad during the day ine ge}eate tunis hleuye state Hoc oa a de proterced. ‘Aus ‘Tribune ubico, you ‘on eae ENGIN AND BOLLE M, BOTH 415. Dur Bex Filing tol Bn EB, Pionsant- arauoni loos ie for bel tian i ean sue ells, A at Sibi ay a INCH WY 1) PT, TUBULAT tt BAMUE! toum duiney and turnings oumpluty. 1 Por a oe 136 Dat pai wee ‘gs ‘Wau Jeet Ens Wanit eae = Tw Bout finistad-at. ‘Sake suey t-curs. ures, cay pager ry ri pron, Ie we well forge tots meek. 0 rere HAND, 3s-1101tae POW. W eitind atte wolor td uy at touts wate mo L eceicait MOnTULR & CO. Liza AN Cittek rrtwuse. ED=NICK CI juMntitlos. Addpese pus = s (MALLET, DAVIN & CO, KRANICH & BACT, x PIANOS—} Wal. P, EMERSON, W. W, KIMBALL, DUNITAM & SONS. ‘B. SHONINGHI, ongane-| KIMBALL. te ‘The above aro standard inst inytrumonte. Warranted qve years, Bold on instayments, 1€ rudbired. 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