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A JOLLY MILL. Settling a Dispute in the Old- Fashioned Way. The Ureal Charge! of "Foal"—The Stakeholder Retains the Cash. SerenJ prize-fights hivo occurred In New York recently, but the West has been compara tirety free from thorn since the Allcn-Gos* mill. The latest of (he exhibitions in Gotham was an eleven-round fight at night between Jack 3ulll y.m. a Fulton Market bruiser, And Dob Brown, a Baltimore exponent ot (ho manly art ot punching a fellow-mortal's head. Two Chicago pugilists. bound, evidently, not to be a wntt behind the Eastern orixe-rlng fraternity, indulged in * hard-hitting and Ityelv fix-round mill yesterday morning, between V and 10 o'clock, which resulted in both men receiving isrer? punishment, and the fight betas declared a draw The fighters were TOU C4.RMODT AND DBNNT CARROLL, the former being about <IU years old. end weighing ICS pounds, and tbe latter 27 years of age end ISO pounds In weight. Doth ore men of medium height, broad of chest, and very muscuhr. They are atevedores, sod it was while shoving lumber that they cot into a dispute, and resolved to settle It by a square, stand-ao Ccht. accortllmr to the rules of Ihr ring. To blr.d the agreement, each roan staked *33 on the light* and pul the money up in the bauds of Tat tflgncgan, formerly ol At tany, and a ehouldcr-tlUcr who understands the rules and regulations of tlio prize-ring. Seconds wr.ro nest itt -order, and Car mody selected Ed Gwlrk, a aalooulst, and Carroll Matty Kllday, a quite well-known. IHiimrahc politician of Bridgeport and the Btot 1;- Yard*. .laikLlndlny was chosen ns ref enc, nnd all the preliminaries being arranged, thu principals, seconds, referee, and a few fri'-ndinf the former repaired to a coal-yard near ilnlstcd street bridge, just before 0 o'clock \cst(idsv morning, but the party waa soon augmented to fully 200 men, it having Iciikrd out around the neighborhood that the mill wa* to take place. No policemen were in tlio immediate vlelnitv, but a lookout was placed to warn tbe crowd of the approach of anv considerable number of them. gome time was consumed in getting the ring in shape, but Anally everything Was in readiness for thu tight. BPiv Hutson was appointed to rub the men down after each round, and took up his position as bottle-holder. The principals divested themselves of their shins, nnd stood In tbclr rcsoective corners with bate bends ami determined looks. Both showed good muscle, and seemed to bo evenly matched, but It was sai'V that Carmodv was puo-cescd of the most •‘eclcrcc,” and had al ready encaged In severa’ tough mills, while Carroll was known os a heavy bitter nud a plucky Banter. Several wagers were made by the respective backers of thu men at even money, Kllday freely offering to back bis man even up. TUB FIOItT. Jack Llndlav called “ lime " at 9 o’clock, and Csrmody and Carroll came up to the scratch, but not smiling, for the First Hound—Tlio men squared themselves, and Carmodv Immediately let Itls right fly, ami cauchl Carroll square on tho nose, causing the blood to spout, and knocking him down. First blood ami knock-down for Csrmody. Second Round—Cirroll was rubbed down, and when called up acolu showed a badly-swollen nose. Doth men were slow (□ getting to the scratch, and were wary of each other. Carroll was not going to receive another surprise, and tbumpeaCarmodr a terrific blow in tho left breast or side, and straightened him out at full length on the turf. The blow could bo heard some distance off. Finnegan, the stakeholucr, immediately cried out “ FOUL I” and there was a rash Into the ring by the crowd, and a general fight was Imml* ncnl for a lime. Csrmody continued to Ho stretched uut and gasping for breath. Hutson stood over ami rubbed him vigorously, and eomu stimulant was given him and ho revived In six or seven minutes. Order was restored, and Kildav offered to wager a fSO nolo that Carroll could whlo Cnrmody, but fouud no takers. Consldcrablo dUcussluu en sued over tho alleged foul blow, hut Llndlay. tho rclcrce, refused to allow It, and tho men were called up ior tho Third Hound—They come promptly forward, but (ought shy of each other, ami sparred cau tiously. They llnnlly fell hack Into fheir re spective corners without giving or taking any punishment* Fourth Hound—This was the most productive round of tho fight (or Cnrmody. Alter somn parrying, ho dealt Carroll a stunning blow In tho right eye, do,dug It up so (hat ho could scarcely see, and sending him Into bis corner as if he were a whipued man. Filth Hound—Just as the men wero called up for the lluh round, some one In tho crowd stolo (ivvirk’s gold watch, and a row ensued over tho mutter between that person and 000 Mclllgnn, In which the latter struck Gwlrk a severe Wow on tho right cheek, and knocked him down. Gwlrk sot to his led, and, pulling out a re volver, luroutehcd to shoot his ossallont. Tim comlffitants wero quieted down, however, and Uulrk resumed his functions os second for Car moay. The principals were ogaln called up. In this bout Carroll came oil the victor. Alter somo wary spurring Carroll succeeded In planting a ter rifle blow on the bridge of his opponent’s nose, blacking both ayes, and swelling his face up 1 badly. The blow was so heavy that it was heard distinctly by those on the outside of the crowd. Curmudy weakened at this Juncture, sud, as he fell back into his corner, ho cried out, “THAT IS ENOUGH,'’ and tlic dispute about the alleged foul blow true renewed, Curmoily asserting that It afitniH not have been allowed as lulr, and chlmlm* the fltrhl on account uf It. Ltndlay would not clvo the buttlo lo either uran under Hie rlrcutu* stances, and, alter somo parley, it was decided to call the contest a draw, and let Urn men fight it uut at an earl; da;. The principals, acumds, referee, botOcMder, and speeutors begun lo disperse, the Initner going to Twenty-second street and conltnuiug the dispute about tno fight. Carmodv became Incensed at Carroll, und dealt him *udi a hard blow behind the Irit ear that It stretched him across the railroad traetc line one suddenly struck byllgruiilmr. No (uruirr blows were struck, ana me meu floall; treat off about their business. I’ui Finnegan stilt holds the stake money, and will not giro it up until tbo light U derided by another belli*. No arrelts: and It I* likely that uus account of the Debt will be the first report tho police have received ol It, The bat* Uu lasted lorly-thrco minute*, ami both meu were nearly exhausted by it., MARINE NEWS. TUB COST OF TRANSPORTING GRAIN. Certain Dclroll vessel owner#, wfco have doubt* lc»a lad occailoa to atrlko a balance recently to ascertain how rapidly they were reaching the hoi* taut of ibtiir bank account, ba\g furniabed the fol* lowing exhibit—publUbcil in tlt« i'rtt /Veil—of tbo oaralug* and expenditures of an ll.OCHMmsbcl vend on u round tnu from Chicago to Buffalo, carryiugcoruiiownaudcoal back. Kmght, Chicago to Buffalo," 41,000 . htt i«ro al ac 11,330.00 rieitiiiu l.muiu tu Chicago, luu* toll al Jikr 800.00 i i ■— ai. mu iv> Cutomtulons fur chartering at CM* c«« at no Turing ti Chuag'i 13.'Af Inuiiiiiim at Chkiio, 4l,t>.<i bust , 41 pal li>. '. 41. C0 lowim: through the livers, (Go each way.. . * . 130.110 LP'tailng at Huffalu, 41, tw0 bait , he Per hu ..... 61.88 ohotciiiiii tt Buffalo, at .13 per _l|>uua-tud hu Towing al HnffMo . .. .. Tvn Caiuaju, kudayeat ISO 10 600, uo.'ki Dale. 90<Uy»al fIJ .. ... BMU htkwuii-wate. au data at 11.73 6AM took. Aidayiailt.W ti.'U hii*«au>uu, jodaya vacbat 11.a0... 570.u0 &u.'x> CLuurtug at Buflalo li.ui luiarancc no ml bhurtatfg k’.ur Incidentals, repair*, 'lams**, ate... luu.uo Profit ( 197.33 If only |lB7 ara left for the vceael on a 3c freiiht. whxt mual have been the t-ondmoo of ■flair* earlier id the actaon. when the pries of cum t»uwbiyat>uutuntt*tbirao( tbeabuvgi Theater* ■gi* ralu fur the vuliru mouth ol duly wa* only live. Ilia clear that nearly all lhu\c*a*l» mul hav« lo*t money. And 1! lartra vn*auU—which it ia adumtidcau transport property caranor Ibto any utber kind ot cuavcyaur«*~failed lu make both e»oa meet, the railway* which uuderoid the water route omit hare lost money at a (earful rate. Uut it 11 •xUiiactory ip know that Irelgais areadvant* tug now.—they ware ycalenluy. —aud that lUu ebakceal favor a moru *an*lactury husine** lortbJ Ktnaiadar uf the aeaauu. —Uujuuf CuuMuraul. , UUfFALO. Ucrpxio. N. Y., Aug. 3T.—VuieU continue scarce. Co»l eat* uuwictlly •tuchaua*)}. Charter*, aulobur and iron tu Cleveland tl 40c per lon Ira*. Cleared fer iwcity-fcar hour* ending Bp tu.— Prup* Idaho, m'.rcbandiae. Detroit; WTllum Cuwta aad iiuaottci, UiyCTty; Araoia, mereexa* J»t Gould. nerchniifllse; James Darldmn sod Nebraska, trjerchar.fllre; I). W. Powers •!»(! Itossm. merchandise. Chicago: Htnr Alaska. Put* ir. Bay, srhrs L. c, Woodruff am! I). A. Well*, R.'O tens sail, Schuylkill »r.d Scotia, Chicago; Camden, (i (UK) tone coal, .Milwaukee: barge*old Concord, Chicago. Nellie McOilvev. Saginaw. Vessel# passm* Port Colbormr Lock for twenty four hour* ending « n. m. Am’. 22— Westward— Hark* Mary Hattie and ». Nceion. Kingston to Chicago. .1. K. Jlcnumi, Kingston to Toledo. Ileptjbl'p, Clayton to Chicago. *fhrs F. D. Barker. Oswego to Milwaukee . Elvina. Charlotte to Chicago; Jennie White, cnariot'e to Detroit; Starling. To ror.to to llUck Diver. Eastward—Props Acadia. Detroit to Montrea : City ot L’oocom. Chicago to Ogrtensbnrg. Dark* W It Phe»p%. Milwaukee to Oswego; E. J, filicava. Chicago to Oswego. THE I.OST JAVA, Messrs. Atkins a Beckwith, the Chicago agents of the Comtnercisi Line of propellers, hate re ceived a letter from Mr. Chariea Ensign, one of the owners ol the lost Java, in which he eaya that Capt. Pope informed him that lost pre vious to the meaner ho feu n jar and ordered the engines to he stopped, and esanimro them ana found them nil rlaht. They were rtaru-d tip eeatn. hut had not made more than half * down revolution# octore a ernah followed. The engineer, John P. Bhuemakcr. im mediately took n lamp and ran to examine (he faniail. but the water came rnthingin upon him, pxtiDgmfhina the light end nearlv drowning him. Mr P.n*tgn'rnaractcnaiicflilv clo'es bia letter by saying (he Commercial Line hu tost one of Ha best vumcli. and "the sub*crli>er M $70,000, *‘hnt Hie eltuatton la ac cepted with resignation." Protest will probably be made tn accordance with all the facia obtainable, but (he direct enuee of Hie accident will not be learned nniliadivet examines the wreck, if His possible for one so to do. lake nmonTS. Grain freight* were less autre yesterday, ship per* and carriers bclQff apart. Tbe latter wanted 4c for sail vMiela. to loud corn for Buffalo,"kna a charter wss reported at this rate in the afternoon. Hoorn wa* reported for 3(1,000 bn wheat, IiH.OOO hu corn, and MO. COO hu oats, and it waa undcistomi that a good deal more steam room wa* engined for uats. To Ktffalu—Prop Avon, oal* and wheat, (brongh To Ctilllnxwood— Nchr* Lnttiu Wolf and Lottie Cooper, turn at 2Sc. To U*wfso—}»cnr« Dan Lyon and 41. M. Case, corn at lllie. In the afternoon thu icht Swallow lor wheat to Port Col hotne. altnr N. 11. Kairbank, Corn through, and edit Angus Smith, corn to Buffalo at 4c. Ilercipisoi grain continue good at Detroit, and vmcla were boldine off for on wheat to Buffalo, hut ahlppvra did not take them at those dcntea ThuntUy. Owners of mother craft are bolding off for bet ter frciehte, ana have already refused aomo email advance*. THE CANAL. BitiDoirottT, Aue. 23, Arrival*—A. Woobon. .Toilet. 0,000 bu corn.D. T WngbU Worn#, 0,100 bo corn; (1. L. Booth. Manetllca, 0,000 ho com; Gold Hunter. LaSalle. U.UOOba corn; Zinc City, LaSalle, 0,000 ba corn; Phoenix, Loclcpon, 6,000 ou corn. Cleared—Prop Montsnk, Lockport, 5,657 ba wheat: propped**. Chlllicothe, ud.ooo ft lumber; K. H. Kfwlmi, Chlllicothe. (44 , 788 ft lumber; Polar Star. i’rorla, 05,000 it lumber; Sunned. Ottawa. 17,17811 lamoer. 18S.2AU lath, 185.850 shingles. UmiKißi’Oiit. Aug. i!il—lU p. m.—Arrivals—.Min gle. UiiUhlo Hock. 5.800 ba corn; Mommi. Morns. U. 100 hit cornf prop King tiros.. Kankakee Peed* er. 8,200 bit com; Hercules. Kanaakee Feeder, 5.000 bu oot», 8,300 ba corn: Omaha, Mums. 5.000 bu corn. Cleared—Day Dawn. Peru. 10,000 ft lumber; Deer Park No. 2. Peoria. 01.784 tl lumber; Gold Uamer, LaSalle, 25,000 shingles. POUT IIUUOhT. Pont Huron, Mien., Aug. 83.—Down—Props Delaware, George Ltlng ami barges, and Dalian* tine and consort; sebr Reed Case. Up—Props St. Joseph, SL Louis, Sanilac. Roa noke. Cancstcgo and tow, Michigan and barges; sebra 11. Moore, Wake Up, C. Cl Dimes, BUm< pedc. Typo. Wind-Southwest, gentle. Weather—Fine. Pout Hutto*. Mich./Aug. 23—10 p. m.—Passed np-Props Samlac, Mayflower. Garden City, Situbcc. D. F. Rose and barges: seers Heather olle. William Park. Rekina. Maggie. Down—Props .Japan, Fountain City, Dlrkhetd and bargee. 11. Howard and consort. Wind—East: gentle. Weather—Fine. IIUFFA'LO** JULY COMMERCE. The following statement shows the commerce of BaflaloduringJaly: • y<s. Tom. Men. Foreign reiacU entered from (urrlirn port* 234 111,784 1,301 Forvlint vend* cloared for for* rljjn port* 330 19.018 1,364 Vend* of the Untied Htate* cn* leml from foreign nurti I3S 13,390 707 VeaacUof the UoliedbUleaclear* ed (or foreign |*ort» 131 19.404 730 Holered comwlto 3ih) Mi. 7rM S.IMH Cleared roaUwlw. Tlio tonnage duty collected on yeasela from for* olgn porta waa 842H.78, of which foreign veaiela paid $253.83, and American veaeeU &114.U5. MAUQUKTTB. tfptctal Dlumlcli to The 7W6un«. ManqcEm, Mich., Aug. S 3. —Arrived—ScfcraJ. F. Card, William Grand?. Cleared—l'rop K. T). Hale; tchr William Grandy. Vnsaednp—l’ron Pacific. Passed down—Prop Nyaclc, Cltr of Fremont CLEVELAND. Special Dupafcfi to The Tribune. Cleveland. 0,, Ans. 23,—Bchr Thomas Gawn. wheat Toledo to Buffalo, 2j*c; achr Ancuatns Ford, coal, Clcreland to Detroit •30c; achr George U. Wormlrglon, ore, ISacanaba to Sauuuak;,Sl.(Kl. EIUE. Special IHtpateh to The TVffruia. Enic, Pa., Aue. S 3. -Arrivals—Prop Arctic, Duluth: nrop Alaska, Buffalo. Departnrra—Prop Winslow, Dolnth; prop Alas ka. Ohlraco; orop Winslow, Portage,-achr Tb«o. Vogel, Cleveland. NAVIGATION NOTES. CHICAGO. The war stmr Michigan Is still in port. Ctpu Smith baa ukua command of the tag Me- Lane. The linesman of the Bolter was running her yes* tsrday, the Captain being 111. The stmr Orace Qrumtnond will be here Tuesday neat. Tha me Black Ball baa had her abaft repaired, aud is out again. The revenue-cutter Andrew Johnson left port yesterday lor a cruise around tha lake. Tbo ar.hr Angue Smith catna up from Milwaukee, belli. last evening, and went lo ciuvator to load corn for Buffalo. The erhr* Trinidad. Montlcello. and Florida have loaded coal at Charlotte anil the Cheney Amee at Fair Haven for this port, all at HOc per ton. The engineer *m the lug lied Jacket went into (be Monitor yesterday, and a (ormer engineer on tbo Bed Jacket baa laaen the lover on tb« Van Balaon. (Jralu vessel* are generally paving tbo sailors per day, tint the lumber-booker* cannot *!• ord to dn it until rates improve. The steam bare* Charles Ketls la In Doolittle's dry-duck for calking. Ihu echr J. A. Holme* is bavins n iiewinpuisst put in, and the minion la rerciviuc new rigging. A licUoit exchange aaya (he rumor that the stmr Alaska I* coming here I* undoubtedly only a ruumr. amt that Mr. Clark, ber owner, is well sat jallud whir her preaent route between Buffalo, Cleveland, and Fut-in-Hay. Tbc local marine-insurance ageut# held a meet ing In the ofbrt of the Trader*’ Cum* pan; yesterday aficrnoon, lor tbo purpoea of effecting a rompromlse. and tiling paying rale* tin grain cargoes bound fur l.owcr-lake porta, but the efforts were not successful, and m ad* Jouromcol was bod. * w BIJRWnBKB. Detroit and Tort Huron tuirman ora divided in opinion aa lo Ibu feasibility ol establishing card rat** for towing. , . . , Thu Detroit Votl nmt Trihunt pole In aavaral lick* for tba eimr Metropolis, and tara Ibo public *if that city are aaked to withhold Judgment conccrnitip that U»*L , , 4 . . The tnaaicr of the sr hr Orkney Lass dcnlca that ■he ran upon a tref. The craft i« leaking, bow* ever, and will go into dryduik at Milwaukee aa auoit aa unloaded. The prop.Uarar Townsend bad tome of barrel* chmery duahled Iho other day and will be obliged to lay in Cleveland aeveial day* fur repair*, which ■re uuw unuer way at the Cuyahoga Work*. Capt. A. 11. Coates. who ahof aud kilted bla wife tail Sunday night at Baugitmik. and tbeu ahot bimttll, la attll alive, but failing. Tba dociura and Irieoda have given npail bopcaof hi* recovery. The lunerit of Are. Coale# took place Wednes* day. No one knew her hullo reaped bur. aud her feaffal death baa can a gloom over that com* uuntiy, PORT OF CHICAGO, Tba foilowtng are ibs arrival* and actual tailing* at tbl* port lor the peat tweuty*four hour*, ending at 10 o'clock leal night: „ XBBITaL*. Prop M*ueoc«r. Eenten, •uodrlaa Rath itr*«t. Prop t. CamubalL Lttutnitoa. Umber Market. l r<»p U. w. uianchard. uuflaio, tuniincx uaodotph street. • ~ Prop Cbtrles Re'.tx, idaaUtaa, Umber. Lake itreef. PrupJ. U ilurd, Hancock, auadrie*. Waantugtoh •treat. Prup George bcabar. Uoakcfoo, lumber. Twentieth l’rn’*N. K. KalUank. Buflalo. light. KuabttmU Prop I'ou.mac, Uuaalu. auadrtea. Stale atreat srtir t;. J. sxldmurv, Muikeguo, lumtcr, tigntecnth * l ecVr Agne* Smith, Milwaukee, light. A- 4 Uole'a. eclir Ada Medura. Uarineite. lumber. Uaoos sup. sciir Minnie Uoilcy. Lciand, sundrta*, Sixteaaib hr Jen:'* Lind. Uu>kesoo. lumber. Market - Sciir Vrrncu i’tln'v Buffalo, coal. MadUun ot/cat. Sehr Woiveclaa. lumber. Market, heer Auuaiu Mm«itto'i. lumber. Marxat. Prop Saw Bra. Muixecuu, <uvtcg. ituth itreeL :>uir Auliq O. Hasson. Muiiegca.) lumber. Ruth * l fuur SwtJ'.uw. Milwaukee, light. KaahatreeL henr Uif.U JuOiuca. Manlttce, lumber. Uaa3 tueet. THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SATURDAY. AUGUST ”4, 1878-TVVELVE RAGES. A<-lir Fnii-inif, ManlM-"-. lumlier. Mark**!. Me nr neallirrt. FoM stiver. pole*. C"f»lrsl Wharf. Sotif MsrmaM. Bear creek, park, Ogden Canal. Hrhr William Jones, White Lake, liar*. Oiden Canal. Htrlir cur of Grand Raplilf, Grand HatCn. lumlxr. Twcnty-s-rond street. Pcfircuv of (Hand Haven, Oraad Harm, lumber, Arnoul >*i|p. ei hr Col. Elliworth, Grand Haven, lumber. Arnold Slip. ►chr fe;t. Ludinvion. lumber, Patptsou Pl!d. Seiir Four Brother*. Manistee, lumber, Twelfth •(net. Atrrvjtt astuirns. Prop Fdartieea. Buffalo, sunories. n< hr Trio. Manistee, light PciirJaMin, l.udintton. light bchr liacini-. M*»;iice, ligm Pehr r'rßelton*. Manistee, light Pchr Wolverine. .Muskegon, Tight. Pelir lluniartan, Kingston, wnrlr, b«ht ItuMiie Knapp. Goderich, oaia. Aclif It A WelM. Buffalo. corn. M*.tir I’cllcan. Buffalo. corn brhr Florence truer. Manistee. Achr Granger. Kingston, corn Friiru. > iinriird. Buffalo, corn. Krtir llinnitar. Otwegi,. mm. Sriir Amnia. Kingston, corn Prop Egyptian. Kingston, oats. Kchr t.roioT!, eunrgeon Bur. light. Prop.l I’rUueou, ir . parnla, mm. f’r«>p CliatnpUui. Ocdensottrg. sundries. Re In Minor bill v Slieiiorgsii. light, nr hr J. Bean. .Ir . Mauuiee, iuht Fctir.l, O Thayer, Buffalo, loro, bchr Louie I'miwr, KtncMon. grain. Pchr City ot Grand Hands, Mustegoo, light Prop (.eland, port Colltonie. light hciir Gci-rge sued. Buffalo. c*rn Schr Jessie l.inii. Racanab*. ilgni. Kow Mary Ann. Grand Haven, light. Prop ciiAinpitiu Gicdrfialnifg, suri iric*. Fchr t.ihhie Sail. Coillngtruod. gram. Ht hr Polly SI. Il.igtrs, Kingston. grain, 9cbr ,Maunto, Grand ilaten, liniioci. B« br Antarea, Plercarlion, liglil. Scow Ailrer flood. Ludingion. light. SM-hr .Nellie Gardner. Port Huron, grain. Prbr I’*u Brnihera. l.iMinuton. ilvbt Prop Annie Laura. Slarditci-, light. Prop Normau. Manistee, suinlrtc*. _ tu ,nmvc m-i-»r. Prop* City of Toledo, Dean lUchmond. B. C. Bril tain. MemtiiKcr. aiti i;nt.v, iiooi,i;v’s TiicATiti:. PRICES—Ft. 75c. Aoc. amt Matinee*. 95c and 50c. MR. HARRY WKIIRRR, IN Ill» f.O.MHDV-UHAMA. NIP AND TUCK. Thl* Afternoon at 3 p. m. Tti!» Ktenlnir at a, will be prcieuicd (he Romantic Military Coined)’. OXJRS, Fnr the DRSkFIT of the CHICAGO ROI.DIEUSTOf,. ONV. A full MIt.ITAUY HAND ami (liu LACKKY ZOUAVES will DC j.rmnt hprciii I'crtotnuucf euanay Evening-Mi* AND TUCK. Monday, A«»- Sfi-Grand Openlmt of Hie ttreular Prawn liy the L’U-atfH UvUia Ctimedlnti. JOHN T. UAVMOND. 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(04 raatua tiled and aupar*ca)a&>Ured book paper, 3lx 83 Inches. weighing 40 puuuda lu tba ream. 40 rcaiot prlul paper. iWXOd lacbea. «al|blng 40 CLAiBi B.onoxheeU Crane's ftu. 38 giaicd bond-pspsr, 17x33 lnt.be*. no reams record medium, 18x23 tocher, weighing 40 puuuda par ream. <|y ream* granite cover, 30x33 Inchea, vefgblng 40 pounda per nam.. uireauia extra wove (olio poet, 17x33 Inchea, weigh* Inu M puuuda per ream. 30J ream* extra wuv* double oat cap, 17x88 iaehei, weighing as pound per ream. tfuraxma extra wuve doubla flat cap, 17x38 lorbea. waigbiog au puuou* per ream. Ad pauat usual be clear aud uniform to color, fully aouai In color, texture, and duality to the •p«<'lai«u* uu leroiU m the offlee ot in* nccreiarjr ur at«t«, aud muU it uf lull weight excUtlve of wrxppcra Ail l-ap«( of the aecundcliM must Iw abipped lu wuodau Bach bidder mutt accompany hla nronoaalhr a Loo t la the penal turn uf twuvbuuaand dollar*, condition*! lor Hi* faitblul pvrfuroiaoce uf b!a contract in couipn auce with the tertua of nUUld.luoax* the uu, »b«ll h« accepted by >ba aatd comnilxsUiaera, and for in* pjimeut *a liquidated damagu*. by bim to the btaic. of auy hiccw uf «u»l oyer bU bid which tba Stele uiay he iitmgod to pay (or inch paper by reoaou of 01* tailur* tu cuiuplete iiii<ootraci. said iMtod tb«UbaaaU and void 11 no contract U awarded him. Llauk lurma of hide aad bond* will ba (urnUbad on •pplt -aitou lu tb* Secraury uf stale. The right tu reject any and all blda lx hereby re* M Wuu’euourb»DiUal iheCapttoL la the City of Uii- Uon.ihut S thaayotAu ffi^.tsi[ic UICUARO UCKSTtI^?t. b *** e ‘ Stale traanrer. ALEXANDER WlLbuS. Attorcar U«o*rtl. CotamlMionarafal Puutc Pnotloc- allots. * BURT’S SHOES I® (TIAfJ.TOMA RAl.n. fOßtaiffAl-1 BEAUTY: OR, THE SecrotHPair Pace. An Item nflntercil to Jirery Lady «vh« Dealreg to Lo More DenntlfUl . titan aha now la. tTnfontmiitclrn < « ftn#l,r,m, * n,n * hundred, aub* Uetod to thu whlßia nf nn American climate po**e**- ca that I'u ua amt starting point cf tail beamy—a jmro nnd cleur complexion. What nalnrohaatbua denied, art moat I* called upon to furtila’i. It can he done; It la don* dally. Prof. W. E. fliuran placed Iwauly within the ranch of every un ble*ae<l daughter of Eve when ha diaeorered that aurprndn# crude known in fanhlonaWocirclea aa tha true aevret of beauty, and called MAGNOLIA BALM The MiAWitU TUt« I* ft ante device for creating • pure and Mornnlugromplrvlon. It ronccalu nil natural tiUmiabe* In tteraoHaur prmng anil cllrclire manner. It remove* «U routthncm. erupt rone, redne**, blotch'-*, freckle*, and fan wllh matrlcal jewer. It drive* away alt evidence* of fatigue ami e*< cltctncnt. It ru.ikc* the plaioeat foea beautiful. It Rim 111? complexion a daalin* purity ted tnikin Iho neck, faoe, and artua appear graceful, rotund, nud plump. It make* n matron of SJ or 40 look not more than SO year* old, and changes the rualio maiden into a cultivated city belle. The Maffnoha Jlaln rtmom all MmfaAn and can* etaU terry drawback to btoulyi and, while it u ai Aarmfm or water, it ir »o tiff like »n it i tffteU that the ehutt obitrttr canuwt dihcl ilt uu. Ladlcn who vrnnt to make themaclvea attractive fan make an nbeoluto certomty. of it by turn? Hanar’a MaoitoUA lUiX, and wo know of no oUitr way. It la the ebeapeat preparation in the world, all thioga conaldetcd. uni hmy he had at asy drug (tun. oc;ka:v STGinsini*. Only Dint lie to Francs. CJenfrnl Tmitanflnnlfp Compony. Between New Vork and Havre. Mcr 4d, N. I!., fool of MorUm-*t. VII.LF. DC PA HIS, Sant elle. Wedn'day. Any. 2S. Ap.m. LA ill! \DiHt. satigltcr. Wednesday. eept.4. I DIM a. m. bl. I.AI'lihST. Lnrhenner.Wednesday. sen*. li-l;;«nm I'IIKT OK IN COM) tineluding wlnci: To IIAVKK-Klrsl Cahlu. SUM! second Cabin, fan Thhdcai.ln. f t.v Mmoge. »j<u including wine, bedding, and utensils. F'tamrr* "I’trlcrc." •* Vllle do F.int." “hi. Lau rent," do tm< enny steerage passenger*. 1.0 l ir, IH', IIFUIAN, Agent. s*» Broadway, orW. K. Win | K. try ciark-st.. Agent for Chicago. AMERICAN LINE. PUIIiADEt.PIIIA and LIVBIIPOOL, falling at CJOKLNSTOWN. Sailing every Thnra lny from I’VluU'tlu'.ila. The only Trans-Atlantic Line tailing under the American stag. v HKl> STAK liLSD. Direct to ANT'WKlJPlllelglumi, tailing scml-monltily, alternntijv, (rum Plilln-icliMU and New Vorg. Far Passage 'ticket* and Frelaht* to ami from Kitropcapply l<> PtTliU VVUIItiIT A SONS. Oen. Agents. W.F. LAWIII.M t, Manaaer. UK Foal lUnOnii'h-ic , Chicago. STATE LINE. KFW VOKK TO OLABGOW. LIVERPOOL. DUBLIN, lIM.FASI. LoNDoNDbIIUY and tin l Purls Exposition .STATE oK VhiUlSlA Tburatiav. Aug. TJ SPATE OK GPtniulA inursuav. Au*. 1M Flrticnhln ami 175, according to accommotu lion*. Return llrketa at mimed rate*. Second Cabin. 8(5. Iteiurn tlckela a* reduced n i’i. steerage.at low* mratei. Apply to ACbTIN. iialhwo a co., Gen* erul Agents. ,1. WARUACK. Manager, PM Wa*liingsuu-it.. Chicago. ANCHOR LINE MAIL STEAMERS New Yura and Glasgow, not JVI A. Aim. 24, 3 Mil I OKVOMA. Sept. 7. 3n m CIIICASbIA, Aug.ill.Bam I AM’HOIUA.Scpt. 14, 7am hew Yura tu Loudon direct. AI.BATIA. Aug. •>. 4 u in • NMTOkI a. rent. 4. it am Cabtna ir>Mu f*m. Exclusion Ticket* at reduced rate.. Second cabin. fpi. steerage, S-'H. UKNl>Kltdi.s mltilHEits. t«i Kashinglon-iu National Line of Steamships. BAILING TWICE A WEEK FROM New York lo Qmilim, Liverpool, and LooJra. Cabin passage from #SO to #7O currency. Kiruratou Tickets at reduced rates, blocragr, gAL Draft* on Great Britain and Ireland. Fur sailings and lurtlier Information apply lo NORTH GERMAN LLOYD. Theatranien of tbl* Company will aall every ,«»iur* day from Bremen Pier, I<hil of Thlrd*<l., Hoboken, Rate* of Passuge-From New York lo Bouiliamplon. Loudon. Havre, and Bremen. drat rsbiu, #n«i; M-runu cabin, (Du, gold; aiecragc, J.m enrrenry. For freight and passage apply to obtilllTld A CO . 3 llnwhng Orcein New York. ITNANCUL. Clap & Alloa Railroad Go. SECRETARY'S OFFICE. Cill'-soo, Aug. H. 1878. DlVlHF.ND.—Acaihdltldcudof three and one*half per cent on Ihu Preferred and Common btock of Ihla Company has been this day declared, payable at the office of Messrs. Jcsup. Patou & Co., 83 WIIIIam*aL, New York. September 4, Is7f>. The Transfer Hooka will be cloicd on (he 90th that., and reopened bept ft, la’s. Signed. W. >l. LARRAREE. Secretary. $25. SSO. SIOO. S2OO. SSOO. The majority of Wall aired home* end men ere aa hunrii as (heir neigliboi*. and many of them have a world>wlde reputation fur soundness and honesty. The old house of Air*. Frotlilnghani A Co., Broken. 13 Wall street. New York. Is entitled to ahaolute ronfl* dcncr. They state Inal an Investment of about IMW made recently rdnriiva over tl.tsalln lr«* thaurtudaya. bend for their cln ulsr. free.— ).<rg tribune. CXOTIIKM CI.KAMNW. TfT* ’*/M 1 Can he Ivautirullr DYKI) or V AnT* 111/l Ci.FASKH ami llai'AlltKD. 1 OUi UlUr,‘!; ; ‘K ,, l^. , Jk' !^, Tci m , I I.AIN. Nil Urnrbani and Clothes! awga©** I S.n. Laffir*' l)rc*t»*,Baciiu*» LAIMEB AND UKVTff M.a.vla. -In u and ricaned.wtc uS23U&£liLiUliUalUQ£SyttßlißßilHßi^Hl TAMAH INDIBN (I'nlvmally pro ve niM-d by Hu- Facuii* *.-.\ l.avaiwe K«;<r*-»hlii«. and kJ> ui.aitu Fiuit l.uarnge. tor the imu.Kdlaij; relief and eßnlual.ufwori oii.iip-ill.il! llcaffacl.i-a. Hile. Hem uoiiwid*. rtc. .■.>.i!k<* tilli* •on iha u»ual pure* • Uveal. U ogr.cal.le u> lake ami never nioJufva Irrita tion. K. tiUlLl-DS, 21 liut Kambunau, rail*, bold t>> atieii?uiui» t-SbLti i‘oiviu:i«. nff* A flio Ko.u’liw. Moths, l|L II I IJi'b, Uoe. etc. Warrant* IHr 11 I Fl a Areu.l'B lusecl Powder I 8 I l7lf 11. Madi>on*st. Viiuiou i« .% i*li t GTtfVVYt! Loader of Artistic ftllillillkl* f»M and Cabinet Photography. w w x ,7 Madlaouat.. ov*r ll j r*luy kiu.!j Hail, i Lsidrau • I’lcturwa hy new pro tc*» iii>'an(Au,-iiiiiv w tat ____ MRS. CUTHBERTS SEMINARY, Fouruentb year m.dl a. furioung ladle# and eblidrra. JiuanJiLg a.J Jiy actual. Fuji icrpa or-ta- Aleut aod tca.bcf* Superior building, a.iiaiatua. uc o,«u,ai aticntiou given to muaic. Col bUtceuib ana rim.au. au Luuit For catalogue ad dr ta* Mltb. hUOt.MA CUrUbKIIT. I'rioupkL EDOCATKOIAL THE LARGEST NORMAL SCHOOL It* THE UNITED STATES, VALPARAISO, INDIANA. The Northern fortune Sormai School wu orranUed Sent m. |<AT3, with thirty*flve atudenta tn attendance. Enrmtau-ni prevent term. I.4‘it It It now the Larreat Normal .'icnaui m the Lolled *utca. To the thlnkin* mind i mi remar karri* growth laaufßclem evidence that tne work it Mitrtaiiory 1»h FALL TEHJI WILL OPES AUG Tt, 197*. I»ei'artrr.<*nu-Fref araiory. Teacher* - . Duarneaa. Col* Um«*. Mr.iicai. Kntsneerln*. Morlcal. Fine Ana, I'honokrapiuc. Telegraphic. an* lletiew Tli-tc are no vacation* durmi the entire year There are Heyinmny. Advanced, i;<*iniit, and Keriew eia««e« tn an of me brinehe* trery I'-.nii. ao that modem# ran enter at any time. »»-iect rheirown at udlea. begin where they wiui. am a.utrue a* randly at they may detlre IV Till.- ciataet are ao amioned mat tha average number ofttuneoia m each data la «l. V Inatructiouin rwman. I'rawine.Moentlon,Vocal Muiic.reoniaiptnip.anii neimina without eura charge. VI The IriMituthtii It la pu«*ettioß of a Bur library, and to abundance of Anatomical. Plrlioaopblcal. and Chemical apparent*. VII Kapenae* are lea* than at any other aehool In the land Tuition.t*. Thia admit* the atndcnt to all of the claaaet tn each department of the achooi ,s>» incidental* tiood board and weilfurmahed room ai ax eapente pot loeareed (j toper week. Ample opportuktue* lor aeU'lKtardiof. . Inurumenta! Moalc. *lO lor twenty trauma. Cat of Ihitruineni tree. COMFI RItCIAL DF.PAIITMRST. There i«. In connection with me NormaL one of the moat complete eommenlal college* in the land. in room* are ripely equipped and auppued with a more et lenalve line of office* than anv o'tier Du»ioeM i.ollrce In the Weal The iturt- nt enjoy* all of Hie advantage* found at any commercial college ’lo extra charge. II evemtilnr la not aa renrearnied, <d ahould Hie atu dent l<c rfiMatieflid with th* work In any of the depart* menu, tua tmmet will tie refunded. r.aialogm-t and circular* rltidc full Information cob< ceroiug the achooi acnl tree on application. Addresa It. n._CKOWN._PHttclr*l. MORGAN PARK MILITARY ACADEMY. Cant F.O. N. KIRK TALLOTT. I Aaaodate IIF.NUV T. WKIUKT, A. M.. I Principal*. A Br*l<ctaa« Preparatory School for Hoya. Location attractive. Ldneatluaal farlliue* unaurpataed. Seatlon ••egiti# hept. r>. ie*a For full Information tend for cat alogue to Morgan Park. Cook to.. 111. CHICAGO LADIES’ SEMINARY, lli and 17 Shcldon-st, Sixteenth Year Opens Sept. 10. Able teacher* la all the departments. Engllm. Cl an I > cal. Art. amt Murleal. Mlm Knnlj M. Note* a* Ac alitant Principal. Elocution and Music fperialtu-a un« dor Prof. i;. M. tluuth. Emil l.tebllnr. and Mr*. o. 1.. Foi. l.ocatlun choice. and hulMtnps commodious. Ampleaccommodation* In the Hoarding Department. JI|(*S OtIEUO. Principal. CHICAGO FEMALE GOLLE6R Morgan Park (near Chicago), Begins Tuesday. Sept. 10.1878. Preparatory tod Collegiate Depart menu, an Opttnna Course; alto tlraduatlng Conr»« in Muttc. Drawlna and Painting. Speclaltlei. Fur Catalogue ad-lreo* U. TIIAVMI, Fret. Morgan Park. Cook Co.. Hu, or at 77Madlaon-*!.. Chicago. nmnrslt; of He Bn. Hie Thirty-fifth Scholastic Term wilt begin oa '.tin first Tuesday of September next. We are now ante to oar (tiatttie btti facilities offered Or any educational Institution In America for develoonient of both mind and laxly can be found here. W« Intlle parrnti and guardian* to rotneand ace for thcmwlvea, and thu* verify wtiat wesay. For particular*. chtatogues. etc., address tlie Very Hcv. W. COitUV. C. a. C, Prcai dent. Notre Dame F. 0., Indiana. ALLEN ACADEMY, CHICAGO, ILL. A meit elegant and thoroughly eoulnped reboot for young ladle* and girls a* well a* for nov* and young men. Prepare* for Lett Colleges 01 Imtlncta and aoctal life. Five I>e|i«rtti>ent». Able Family. Alto splcri did Primary Department for little girl* and l»iy*. A few pupils received in'u the family of me President. Only clam charge*, nueatrat. ilie next term commence! fcepl. H. send fur Catalogue. IDA W. ALLLN, M. A.. LI.. !>.. Prealdent, Wt3 Mlchlgan-at.. Chicago. Missouri lUical. Colleie. The Thirty-eighth IteguUr Court* of Leeturei In thU Institution will begin on Monday, tbe7tb of Octo tier, ITT*, and rominue five tnontlii. The Preliminary course will begin oa Monday, the Oth of be,Member. The Commencement for conferring Uegreu will be held early In March. IH7O. ror Animal circular and Catalogue, riving regula tions for graduation, fee*, and other Information. ad* rin-et I*. OKUVAIs KODISSON, M. I*., I»etn. iwa Ollve-st.. Ht. Louis, Mo. BETTS MILITARY ACADEMY, STAMFORD, CONN. A HOME SCHOOL FOR BOYS. Delightful location near Long litand Sound. Thor* oust) tireuarailon fur College or Ouilutta. tort)-Ohm year opens sept. v. NORTHERN ILLINOIS COLLEGE Anl-Onmni sctcM cf Btiliizail Craioiy, Fulton. 111. All departmenta flm-claas. Terroa— All expenses. S3OO a year. Send for circular Address AI.LKN A. GRIFFITH, Preit. Well furnlibed rooma for students. ' * Mile. C. Broussais’ French and English Reboot for Young Ladle* and dill> dren reopens on Sent. Wat MM Mlchlganav. she will lie Bi*!«u(l by Vile. M. Uroumls, Mist Jeffen, and other competent teachers. Froetel School aii Kinßergarlen. Will reaume Monday. B«pt. o, HfTLat as Bishop court, eaaiof Uulon Park. MI#R SARA EDDY. Principal and Kindergartener. KEMPER HALL, KRNOHIIA. WIS. SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. MBTKKS OF BT. MARV. Manager*. JUhIIOP OF WISCONSIN. Vliltnr WM. HLIbS ASIIi.KV. I». I*.. Chaplain. sn>o per annum. Open* Sept. li. Addrci* Chaplain. JHr*. 4JA«UFTM»\. aaslsted by Mil* Tlicaarov, will reopen her KNGLIbH, FRENCH. ASP GERMAN BOARDING AND UAV bCIIO'IL for young ladire. No. r,J Weal 471 b SL, near Mb Are.. New York. WEDNESDAY. SKIT. 25. Farllirlea for hTUUV OP MUSIC UNSURPASSED. Fur circular and other In* lormatlon. apply to tha Principal Irving Military Acailcni)', Lake View, near Chicago. AbclenllOc. Classical. and Commercial Aeadewy fur Roy*. Educational lartlltle* beat lo the Northwest. Bend for Catalogue. Office, Kdt >laoltun*«l.. Hoorn X Chicago. ('apt. .1. CI.AL'DK HILI*. Commandant; Col G. 8. HoLl.lbTElt Principal. Graduate Acad. PENNSYLVANIA. MILITARY ACADEMY. CHESTER, PENN.—Open* Sept. I|. Thorough In atrucilon In Civil Engineering. (be Classics. andFn etlib. Fur particulars apnlyto JFWKCT WILCOX. Ks<|., at ihe oUleeul the freuiool House, or to Col. TlltO. HYA'IT. I’reslJeot. UNIVERSITY OF OHIOAGCI Oaislcal. Philosophical. Scientific, Law. and Prepar* Blory |iep»rfiiicnll; oxen alike to ladle* and gentle* men. Fall Term lirgtn* bept. It). For Information ml- Urcn Prof. K. b. RAal IN, (legutrarof lbs University of Chicago. Chicago. 111. CHICAGO ACADEMY, No. 11 Eighteentb.it. As Eogtlah sad Cluilctl bihnol or tba hlgbrtt orffari offers e<iuai advantage* is boy* and girl* of al! age*. Vcgi term teg Ini bept. **. _ II. H. BABCOCK. Principal. Academy of Our Lady of Urn Sacred Heart, WAHIIINUTOS IIRIKIIT*. IM.. For Young Lafflea. suffer the charge of Ibr siitcra do Voire Marne. Terma-Kuard and Tuition, par annum, 11 JO. Fur particular# apply bUl'klllOKkSS^ M4>ik. i»a hii.va and >iiik, niun. roltinis (formerly Mia. Ugffeu lloffuian'al Kngllab. Vrurx b. . an'lAVarmaii Hoarding anff Uar School for Young l.«d(JP%i)ff t hllffrvn. wlin (’atlillx-n --l- No. 17 W'cat Thlriycightb at., York. Ucu petuhepi. go. Application mar bo made h| letter, or penonally a« above. I.ectur>*br Dr Labherton. Prof. Sanger’s Class for Boys. Seventeenth year ueglo* ficpt.3. number limited in 3(, hoya carefully mini fur hualnraa or college, tacllltlca lor thorough Inatruciloo uuaurpjutd. For circular*, leriua. Ac . addrvuiJV Wahaab ar KWAIITIMIIIKK nil.ltl.K. Tan mlwi from I'hltadalpbla. under the can or Frlanffa. gitca a iboruugb coliegtaie education io boibarara. who here puraitc Ihe aatut rouraea u I aiudr. and re celve ibr aauia degree# For catalogue, giving full particular* aa to court* of siu-l*. u-rina. Ac. aJdrcaa kUWAIIO U. MAtiILL. i’rcaiffrnt. Svartbffior* Col'oge. bwarlbmurv. Delaware Co.. I'a. MISS” I. AN AII I.K’S 11IU It I) IX( i AND DAY SCHOOL KOll VOU.Mi LADIKS, Cbatlßul Jim. Philadelphia. The alith aclmol year vill coinmeacc on Wrffueiffar. bent la. I»7e For Uriii. aad nvilculari tdilrcu illbb 1. ANASLb.Cbeat uui Ulii. I’hnadclpbia. I'a Bias Noll’s English ami French Family aud Day School for Vouug Ladies. Vo M Wttl-al., New llartn, Conu. The Stub Year open* Sept. iI. Circular# aeoi upon anpllcatlou. __ MOKllidtoWS. V. j' - bX)A Kill SO” SCHOOL FOIt boy a (jo mile* from N. V) l(uv. b. >._Uu\VVLL. Home schuoiTfou BuvV'"optssVtKr"io Fbii tirculaiaaddxca*L. HAND. Geneva Lak- WU rtßttbUllX IV Y') IJILITAItV ACAUtiiY. KgVD tot H.uaiiaUd Circular for laJo 7a. EDCCATIOMAI„ Granville Military Academy. An attractive <«honifor Boya tt Snrm •Jranrifle New Turk. bw for m »e»r» •ncreatfuliy prepared >i»i forudrtvit .-(»;«(•• and achoo'i af .n,roc<*. and ai«o for commercial ‘ife. Apm. i\ •». *,> B . darted «i •arirr.fpfd, Conn.. irntTU men ♦.ran*'*rr'-d in Ita or»t*nl 'cation. •<* 'w-jpe the detracting *ni tlct.ina lan-j-ncei of a .arte au’nrhan town The rnn cti>airrtd<ia>ed«t vaie, m >*«?, »nd thirty year* •»• penenee in training hoy«. ha« tanvnt him that to reach me higheit remit* certain th'jg* ora lndi*peawnie. »u • A heaim? oration. an an-in.imt, ntiimiout. mj farleddlei *n*rg-Mc, *r«tenmic. and ye* pframrahtn p*en l«e moro uh:r run >• tent ann faithful 'each era. and abwt'ate freed-im Inm 'icionamerotinJtnf*. Thi* timet. healrfitu.. and beintifm fi.la.re of Nona firm tllle. ae«tleil air.«a* 'he till!* of Nor.jMitern New Turk, offer* rare amarti in* to ifningMfm pireou, it doei no* m>inia a *tna’e aaJoon. or Itanai of ft.-e. hor ran a drop nf ardent mirll* r>e acini :n the place. Military and grmnaatic drill furnian exerrue. at once endkcirnt. rtnlii. and aiirectire. The 'ratruer.on and ilioeipiiae are inott earneat and thorough The rasie compare# larorahlr with 'hat jeered h? tenuhle pa rental* their children at home In fniund*. build ing*. and enitlptn'ot hare ent( feii.OJii. aad are nmur flawed Thcnlioo it not "cheap 'in any«ea*e. hot la lacllltle* are confidently offered to turn Patron* at deair* (ogive their «'>n* me heat adfan'.age*. and are wining to par for false rei-elred. >end 'or iluttritrJ catalogue, with abundant reier-neet to patron*. W L. WILLCOA. A. M.. PlndpaL Lake Forest University. Rtt. D. 9. flrudry,D.D.. PretHeat. Open* Sepc 10. tsrs. COM.KfiIATK nr.PAKT.URMT Offer* nmurpaned faclllllet for TOUVO MEM and VOL'Nfl deMrlfiff a ChfMttm Education. I and SCIKSTIeIC (onraea with Ciiini'lrte tttmaof ProfeMora. EXPENSE* ItEOI'CKHto place* cn.lear editratsun trllhln llte renrl* of nil. Society and nurtl and n*li<tuua Inltiencea the heat. Loctui<»;» in*, moat N-antiiui and healthful in the Snnhweau AilJret* THE PUtftlUKNr. LAKE FOItEBT, ILL. VOUMi I.ADins* MK.UINAItV. EKTIUT IfAl.t-. aocliilt rtUMncl from Hie Collece. STANhAKI* OF IN** rilt.tll inN el>!Tate«| hy «|,| of • Facittf. Th..rju«'i training In Eofllon. scien llflc. and riaaairal itranrhra. I neonaled adran'acet m Mu*lc. Palatine, itul thvlern l.intfnay<-«, >iN*ciai at teiuion to M mven to llenllh *nH I’iiyaL nl mi lute. Itutldlnc*. tffonnd*. wviety. and h im- ChrlMim lodticticri all < Hit c.vt.d t><- deel.-ed. AUrci, the Prin cipal, lief. A. O. WILSON. A. M. Lake Forest Academy, LAKE FOREST, ILL. A rot.LEOF.-FITTING SCHOOL FOH HOTS. Three ConrMiof Fiudy. A fill! corn of Teacher*. Sre<-|*| ln<truriion b» the Prlmiral to thou who wl«:i to l.or»! ion <>n L»k'MluDlxin, SM miles frum Cuicagj aad bMrom Milwaukee. Fail Term bexlua »esu 10 _A<J_Jre« A, JV._B.\nrN\_rrlnclr’»K_ ADAM 9 ACADEMY, QUINOY, MASS. WILLIAM EVKIIKTr. Ph. I)., Maater. Tbit Academy I* Intended to nt hoy* in the beat man* her for the be«t Am'-rlean lidi-ifr*. It* rucccn* In Ihl* deilirn rtnrtn* Hie tit year* nf i;« eminence nailer Hie la:e William It. IMiikii»< k. ha* l*?en xtailfrlax. li« e«ur*e u (our year*, an-l thetimionfce Kfi.vt.m an nually. Tli»*o»it «rti<*d year levin* Hept, H. and Hie eiamlnatlon for admi**ion will take Place the day be fore. Tueadar. Kept. IT. All application* for admit >lon. for catalogue* and other Information. i u |* *d drciaeil to the Ma»trr, or J. I*. Word™. A..T1.. Uulney. Mm Mr. Horten 1* In charge of tnelar;;e Academy Hoarding Hou*e. and will recede sppl!.-v tloii* (or room* The charve (or room and board, lu eluding waahlmt. la annually. WOLFE HALL, llrnrer, ('olormlo. A CHOECB, BOARDING k DAY SCBOOL for GIRLS Fall Term Iwglm sept. 4, HTrt. Voudv Ladle* who are nredlrpotnl to A*thma and Pltearr* of the Throat and hung*, win ftnd here a dry amt cllmaio with tupenor adtaiitage* for education 111 Lev. .1. T. VPALIMMI. PreMdcnL Mr* ASSAPAI.MKIL ITlaeipai. Forctrculara with terms ••hircaaihe Principal. PARKINSTITUTE. For the Rdiicitiloti of cirU anil Young Lad'ca. I'M A |tr, A*hlaud*av.. ('hu-aga. School Yrai begin*. Sen. 11. I“7s. A thoroughly eruxiiml Scle.ol of the Aral grade. Twcnir*one aide and eapprlme-M tlon In raid) department anoruing i<» Itr most ap proved method*. Fnuaunla Kimict {<■> the mujjr of art, muale. rlot-uHuii. and the nioJcn lnigna/es Lo cation enotce. IUmMIj.: n'eointn.HUiloaa superior. For further Information address __ Mica. A. E. lUTF.s._rrtaclpaL_ music; painting and ARCHITECTURE. A fotiryean 1 Collegiate Course of Study in each of these hranchea In the College of Fine Arts r>t Rrracuae Lolrcrdi) . Fur particular* address PROP. G, F. COMFORT, Dean ofllie College of Pin* Arts, Srraptiae. T. LORETTO CONVENT, Muiml St. Mary s* Hamilton, Out, riM«pi wilt tif re*umed In the shore ea'ahlUhment on Tlllltn RF.PTKMIthI*. •lirm- muai Tuition In the unni (tranche* of an ami rri'iifhedncalhin. with Ixtard. only ft"»per ntimtm. Inltlon In the uniat hra'irhe* of an Ktcllth and French education. with half hoard. 8V • per annum l,etter*of inquiry mar be adilri'Aaeatoiiifl 1„M)V HlJPl.ltimr. GLEASON'S ACADEMY 330 West Adnms-Bt. An Elementary. < la*atral. and Commrrrlal School, lu rcaponac to uuim rou* tolleliathm* thli achool will hereuter he onen loturl* and Viiiing l.adlea o» well at lloyi and Voting Men. 'tlie Fan Term commence* fcept. X |B7s. Plcaaetend tormiai»uuo. M. U. (il.l-.AbUS. Principal. GREYLOCK INSTITUTE, Soalh Wllllneiatoarn. Iter It shirt <’n,* Dliui.i Prepare* Hoy* tor llinlm-aa. Selentl9<: *chool. or Out |eco The leading private arhuoi m the Fatu K*tali> Halted hr Hapreaenl I'rln.-lpal In Kxpen*et * IM peryear. Hefei* tu W. (I Swift. Henry W. Illihop, andUco. H. Laflin. For t'aißl.ik-ue* a hn'ii BKNJ. K. Mll.f.s. 11.. Principal. WILLISTON SEMINARY. AT KASTII.VMPION. MASS. The neat term will lie* Kin bept. 3. The full court* of amdy In Ixitli the Flat* alcal and Fmtllsh lh-i>*ruiieiil* occiiph** four year*. tliniiKh Modem* will he (Itted In finer the heat Helen tlflc hehool* at (he ml of the third year Kipeiite* a* low a» el«fwhere and tree tuition to worthy altidetiU. For eataloKUo containing full Informal i->ii. tvldrr** .1. W. FAIItUANKa. Pnaripal. Wells College for Young Ladies. ai'ihhia. c.wroA lakf, s. y. Full Colleclate. Hwdai. ami Academic Cmiraei. ftuoerior IntirnriluiOu muilc. Location ut>inri<a>M-d (or beauty, heatttiru)ne»« and rrOnrmeut; buldinct decani t a borne where tiarentuntav wlUironflileutclUtmi thdr daughter*. Term bcatm Hepu 11, IU7B. head for catalogue. 11CV K. B. FitiMIEE, l*mldcnt. Mrs. ipi lie Eoole Bice Will receive puolli dally. alter Npl. 1, at her new MUSIC STUDIO. Hi oTATBJiT. (I’ellou 4 Pome ruy'a I‘lano llooma). EMerpten Material Tie 20 Gifts. The Occupation Materia'ma>lo Ur ua It |iniii J au<l acknoarlnjf I'd Ur tUc Ucal (eacht-ra. to Itc (he Ural nuJt In ditai’ouimr' A. M A'illKt.WiAni., Manufacturer* aif School. OlQcv, tod Church Furni- ture. il I ami '.‘l3 Wabaah-av. BEARBORS SEIIAIV, 045 Jk UH7 Wab«ah»»v. Tb* iwcnfv-lhlfrt r<*»r of ihl» wrilknnwa Sfhool for Tounv Ladli** au<> Mrli. will open Kept ||. Fur catalogue* uliirraa. a iilillV'fclU East’ Walnut-si. Female Seminar^ I'lil'a.trlplil*. will n-npro h«pl. IK. Full colircUiu rntirsv ulveu. •!*»» r<>i>ils f«<r ItaivaM pianil* patluli* Ill' Sui y TA_K III Z. IVJI VNUUuI-a. MISSES (HUNT’S SEMINiUT, 174 |«a A no Hrarborn-aT., CbktKo, Wll.l, OPEN WKDKKSIIAV. SEPT. U. AmpU ae» <‘omm<Ht*ii()R( fur hoardluc audday pupil*. For circa* lar* aldr* •» u MISS H. S. RICE’S SCHOOL For Vo'ina Ladlm am| Children, Mo 4*l Norm l.*Kall«;« »1., rvutt-n* II A llmllfil uuiuhnr of huarOluil pupil* mraltrtl, Cirefiit otuaifju m Pbjilcal culiura. Oouti refcrcnre*. CHESTNUT-BT. SEMINARY, niK.Aix-i.riiiA. . The »m rear of ml* linanliQn and (Ur Reboot Wilt open Kapienthrr I*. For circulars apply to I’llut'liials. MIM UONNfcV toil MIX IHLUAVt, Mil* Cheatuul il COLLL’CIATE AND COMMERCIAL INSTITUTE. Oroarsl Kuraa'l'a Retrool, Nr* Uaveo. CX 441 b ra»f, Ftn>»r*i.trr ig Ccllecr. SclauitQc School*. or bualuna. Thorough phnlral training l>jr military dnlliug. gkia naatlia, 4c. Full lofvriuauva atm vu appiuauuo. Maplewood liißlilutf) |' Kb«*d throughout lbs Writ for ha great beauty of location ami auuerlor lottrueilua Addraaa Kara if V sFKAIi uid 11. k. AYBItV. Ilia I’riuclpatO'lur proapeclua Southern Home School for Girls. IVJ A IUU North i h»rl«. *l.. naltlwort. Hd. Mra W M. CAHV. Mrv.UcD. JSO. I'KUUAU. EttalilUUed IMJ. Frtncb tßa language of ua tcliool. {♦OUTII Bil>fc AI’ADKMY. O Uuardlug tad Uay bciiool (or both acxea. S Laoaley »v . near Thlriraeveulhal. anil Collage Oruvcer Collegiate. luiengudlaiv. Primary. aud Itludergarun Uooarrutcola upeoa j»cpi. w hay aud avbulug aea* aluu fur daaa Inilrut lloit or private-icaauua. ibua af fording to ladle* ami Kooileiiu'D. or i>uj>ll» not uilu r wi*e loanrcied wltti the A« adviuy, ciccileut facilltlca (or apeclal aludlea Modern Languacca. profa Pdouard aud drub: Mualc. Profa P. I'r Campl and (lealcrle. of Chicago Musical Co'lcku. Art Ucpanuieol. Hr* ucott; Ulucutioo. Prof, topir. College Pttparulloo. a grad ual* ui Ya'e. Pupil* truiu tbe suburb* luamcd by UiO week if dealred For reference* aud circulars, ad draaatba Principal. MIIS. U C KOaS. MUS BVI.VANUS KkKl»b WAV AND UOAI.IrISU KtrOul (vt your.g Udica a and « Ka*t Kifii-i'ilrd at, Nun Vuik. PitucutP >cu legist CM- I. lo7t>. TRUSSES, PARKER'S RETENTIVE COMMON SENSE TRUSS. PATENTED JULY 0, IS7B. ft• , ?ao T m^,«, , i? t,n \v?• , l , *'‘ , , ' , V h * r ’ ,r# »nd retention ?i'i. J n “M n 'V, n whsre the hand waif l ejire^«i,Mr«V. U .K * r,u,< ,u '* hiMdreda of the wont eaaet raptnrej m thnannv ihn late wie Id treat through ilie ij-net ai ~f the U ft A ■ l«o an ejp.-ncr.rc of iw.-ntf yr»n m s t -tirne TrnrteV’ and the adranuga of escrrltncnting m o.vr fariorrVh" Jir«it and ol.lea; In the United si,,lc. l* rj f Parker * enabled to inaum incceai n errry c*»e. 1 * er M BARTLETT, BUTMAN A PARKER. Poiton. Mate ted No. s* Mate-it. Chlctru, Hi.. n,an<tiKMt,re*t oJ Trii»*eao! an kind*. Supporter*. Dra c«. Intrr<menia for Iteformaiet, Alao the Heamlrei Heel i:in-i - t or e. m<. elk. itiriiHEit goods. BOSTON ELASTIC FABRIC CO.^ MANUFACTURERS OF INDIA RUBBER GOODS INDIA RUBBER BELTING (Patent Stretched). CUSDUCTIML llVnu.VN'i. ENGINE. TANK, MICTION, and STEAM HiMK. COTTON and LINEN ROSE (Robber Lined). INDIA IUMIHF.It hvEA.M PACKINU. INULA. RL'imLR VALVES, for C->l.l Of Hot Water. GASKETS. KINGS, [lnhwr (iood* fur Mechanical ami Staouractnnoc uiei. Our k'tuda are warrauted in all caiea. (MIAS Dlrlll UMiV A: Acenia. 173 Oc»on«hlrc-aIM Bothin, iOJrh*mUer«.*t.. NnrYarh. ne TABLE. ITURE OF TRAINS. •tAIIjROAD Tl ARRIVAL MD DEPAI ExPtaJUTTOX OF Dimt! *Boadiy etcepie< Tel M*ik9.—f Saturday >l. | Men tin/ eiceptciC rrm RAawAT. Jhcrman House) aadt; CHICAGO ft KORTHWB; Tlcktt Office a. M CUrU-«U (S the tl»W>! aricttc Fan Line ..... 'lojpn a. m- * a - tn «n. uHousCltr A Tankum -to :., a m * oljucuquoDay Kx.Tla Clinton mo;*,,. Ollubuqun Mghl Kx.Tla CTon - n-ltn. m Him n oumaha Night Kipreti ■ ni. afeloux Utr A laakton ...... • p-i >n. m. I u-ai • <n oKreep Llfocltrd A nuhtique. Mhi.ta.in. «Frf«Pur*>dtiriai»<af|ttr. •m : n r , i , n . • •nl Milwaukee | an Mail • MO a. m. •4'Oja!tn. '•'H Ne.-.a.-t-tUiMj, , ti.Up.W tfll wauWee Rsnrras. M'-nna. m. * 7itjn.ni. jMI wanKe* ps-tcogcr... • s:*m. m. •(••sin.m. Mirren Btr rdpren,,.,tv;*i • m. .* k-Jrt n. m **t- I’aoi A Mlnnc*Dol{* i:i.,t«io;io a. tn. '• Inrimni! Paul A.MlnncarolleKx..'t «-.(»* rui : 7?n\ a!-i»: rd.at riM*e Kipi*i**i, . jn • 4*iaiii m i\s£ nts *J i 'S vrf T, ’ «* t fMUt'lh AH nona A New Ulm •Ht ipu. m. • 4:o*t*.m. /■Winona A Sew CJm « tvutp. m. t T:>«ia. m. AMarqiieite Ktpceta i p-inn nt intii.n. ffijeneraUiceA kochfoH,... i tptj-t. m. •l-vm.-n. •Tondda La<• tfa .l*n<*»vtHc.. s 4:Vi|t. nt. Mii;4«a.m. WJenertl.ake l.inrre* Milt o tt*. ro. I’nllrnan Hotel f-ar* are run thronali. betwstVo’ll** at ?".l! , a L m ,nc n,u,T *- °i» the train letting CTUeagn Nonthcr road run*Pnl!nua or anr outer (tra X D(iteleartweitof Chteaxo, o—Pcpot earner ei Wen* and Klntla-tu. A—l)et-ot comer ..i Cauaiand Ktnate-ua crarAoci, purltwoton ft onrwoY nAinwwi Itepot* foul of LtiXe-n., Indiana-* and «ltie*nth-*;. andCanlTaiidmiteeath »ta. Ticket OfflegA *» UUrh* at., and at depot*. "tearr. | ] Arrive. Merdota A Qaleibnrv Expert*. • 7:l*, a. m. '* 7m 3. in. Ottawa * Strrator E*rrr«.... • 7:n a.m. !• 7;:»]p.m. Hertford A Freeport fcaoreai. *io:O r >a.tn. • atmt.Tti. UuMiqur A Ulnui CUf Etpreaa *10:0] a. ni. * 3:vu o. in. I’acinefan Kvpre** •m::wa.in. .* U:o|i.m, Kama*AColorado Kzpre«».... *iO;»ia.nu l * 3; 10 r» m. Downer** urure Accom'rtatfn tl:<oa.m. smip.m. Auroral’aisenjrer • 7:.via.m. Mrn*oi* * •■itawa Espreta.... * 4;np.ui. (•HMoa.m. AuioraParwairer. * .1:30 p.m. ,* 8:11a.m. Downer'a Uiura Accont'ua'lon * Hil.l pm.* 7:i\n.m. Freeport A Imhuour Eiprea*., * ft: n a.m. Omaha Main Expreu t orrnp.m. t mvia.in. Text* Pm Exi-rrn f mor.p.m. I Kan»a*citr A Hi. Joe hxrrw*. t U:ur> j. m t tiv. ii.m. Pullman Palace Dlrtlng-Can and Pullman in-wheel Rlcenlng-Can are run l»etweoa Chtcaitu and Omaha on the Pacific EiprcsL CHICAGO. ALTON ft BT. LOUIR AND mTICAOO KANSAS Cirr k DENVER BHOST LIS Hi Union Depot, WritMde. near Madlauiw. hridi<t, ani Twemy-talrd-at. Ticket oMce, WJ lUaJolah-u. i Leave. [ Arrive. Ranra* city A Denver Fait Bt M4:»op. m. :• t r. s 10. M. Louli,bprlucfield s tt-ias s til. * 7:.v> • n Mobile 4i Now Orleans Ex • n;>»iu>. • 7m.-, t. t.i. St. Loula. Springfield * Texas I n-enn. n. I 7:t«>«. penrta, Hnrllngton r Fan K*. , l uitvia. in. •;i I. ;, m. & Keokuk I Kipreaa. I o;uui>. m. I 7;lr< «. u. Chicago it Paducah it. It. Kt.. * ii.uii m. * ■> si .■>. •«. blrrator. Lacou. Wejh ton Ks •I2:;g»n. m. * u :»* • ■■>. Jollci ± Dwight AccmnimUrn • n mtp m. * ii.m» m. rmcApa bolwaukkb & st. paol bai'-wat. Union Depot, comer Mallton and Cannhat*. T>. t,-v Office, «3 tJuuiti Cltra-ai., opporitf Bbermaaliu.es. amt at depot j Dears, j Arrive. Milwaukia Einrcti *T:m7I nT,* Mtvconaia* Mlooeaota,GrMOi liar, and Meoaaba tnruugtc Day Kzprcu *10:10*. ». >4:oo*. m. Ocouuiuowik. v> aua'ah.t, Mad-' I Iwm and lowa More** • ft:Cop. m, *10:431. m. Milwaukee Fa*l Mall (dally)..< Offiup. nj.t 4:00p, Rt. WiKomln * Mlnnrtuta, Ur«i'o| Hay. birrenaTomi. and AMi-! land through Niirtu f_f>:<Wp._m. t 7:00 v m. All train* nut rt* Milwaukee. Ticket a for HU Pail and Mlnneapolt* an root either <rle Madl*oo and Pralrto duCblco, or via Watertown. LaCroaic. and Wluoaa. tLLIHOIB CBHTRAI/BAaROAD. Depot, foot ot I.ak«-»u and foul of Twcnty-aecomun. Ticket office, lit lUmlolpn-at,. near Clark. Leave. Arrlre Fu taniaßxprtaa..... |« H-sot. m. • a;vuMit. bi, Louia t-ul !.!■• \ !•:in(k. in. | n::n»a. in. Calm A New Ofleant Kt .... ;• bian*. m. * u am. in. qCalro ATrsti .1 Orjnn. in. ( u; hji mi. HrriKCftf'il hxpraaa m. * a aim. uu fipnn«efldNunuK» I »:iuq. 111. | a;,wa. m. I’Voria. Uurlloitao A Keokuk • sum, m. • 11 am. m 61‘fona. tlurllormn A Keokuk 1 n:iOi>, m. 4 ii.joa. in. Dubuque A Sioux City Ki. ... *|(i:uut. m. 4 :i Du. m. Dubuque Abloux City Ki * o:rJi». m. * u jiv in. tiluiun Taaieogcr hi- * •»;:!>* rn. a Unfraiurdar nlaiil run«M (>utrtila,»ui/. lOs Baturday iittflit run* u l*eurl» only MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD. nerd, foot 01 taken., and fool of T»enty-*.*eon«.»t. Ticket Otncc, u7Flark-»L, •ouihra-icoroer of.(u« dwlpti. brand PaclQv lloUl. and at Fainter I luma. | Arm*. {JilWiUMilnaad Alrtln*).. * 7;««*. ».!•«•,vki, in. * miit. m.. 4 7 «f>p. m. Ka.mmoo Arcomraoi'tuoa.. 4 4:inp in. I'lo.jax in. Atlantic t«pre*» (dalifi > 6.lap. til I «;Ut4. iu. Nl<tit Eiprau lnuau. m m rnrmnrao, rr. wayhe a Chicago railway. Depot, a oraer Canal bd'l Madiaon-eta Ticket OBla*.*, (AClarkau. I'aliiiai Uouae. aail Urand Vaitflc llutei. i heave Mall and lipmi. Pacioc fcipraaa.. Fail Clue . * S-uua. Di.'l T-ma. m. I m.ll a IM4. m. .if (I:|l»u m 11 « U)«. ill. BALTIMORE A OHIO. Tretnetrave from Firxwiuoo Huiioiub. foot of Mon* nie-rl. Ticket OBoea 1 aj giark-at. I'aimer llouta, Uiaod Fatiec, aoal Ocuot (Kapualiion Kuildlaji. • ] Lc»e.~ j Arrivo. . • m.U 6;40*. m. .J U’tup. ui.l 1 Tiuif. m. Uonilnf Eipreu. tMiLim - ...... IUE BHOEC fc ICCIIiaAN BOtTTSB&V. I I nw- Arrlro. Moraine Wall-Old Uaa •» 7::if*a m. m. S T *Bo«too bpcclal K 1... • tt'Uio. lu. i* T'too. ou Atlaotlc MprtM. dally I A.I .p. 111. *1*14.10. hum kiyrt** |*MU:JUPIM.U P:4uy in PIXTTBBDRO, CINCINNATI (Clnclarfatl Airl.loo au. PcpcicutßM ot Cllaiao anil « M * BT. LQI jJ KuWjmaLi <*ftrroll«u. Hoptu. Clectaotti. Uvlll*. Columbia M tail otf Kiprau . • 8 4ft a m. • Moi*. m. •* WUut Eipicaa....... j m.| ?.iua. o. KAKKiJtBB LIVE Depot foot at Labt it. and loot oi TwcnirarcoDd at. | lupin. | Arrivt. Ctoclonatl, ladlaaapolla *' 1 r L«ul*fill« Oar Itapioaa * •:4da. n |* auop ca. " Mgtmtapiaaa. k.utp. m'| T.uoa. a. CHICAGO, ROOK ISLAND ft PAOIPIO RAILROin iup9l< curwi oi Vau ttutaa toif Mi«rwta *i». ricgat ÜBUa, a» ciw>-fe. aiitrmtu U ja»e. L«UIC. [ AfllTt. Ptftorwri Kiprcw- I* 7.,V)*.r0.1* 7-»p. m. Od)«b«.Lcfti(o»'ltiAAtcl)Ki|*lO::iu*.ia. l a 3:W(, m, f«ru AwwtuibtMtoUw I* a.uw ,u». pioao*. ia. NUblKiprui murcuiLia il •: la*. m. All ineala oa U>« Omaha Eaprut an terrta la dtaUa Can, at 16 ccuu caca. OHIOAOO di CISTERN ILLINOIS BRJLROAA Ticket Office* 77 CU»k_»L. 14a u«wboro-et, *aJ Vcroti I'Uniwßtfi* CwroU-Ma. ) Land, | Arrive. Day Ua .....I* i:oo a. n. >* 4:30p. nt. >a*bvilli_aKiyiurldattxptcAa.t ?;»■>»».lt 7;l> a. a. GOODRICH'S BTRIMKR3. for Radoe. Milwaukee, tic,. d«tJy •« *. tn. baturuay a Boat donl leave uadi pa.ua. For MaulHaa. Ludipgbro. etc. dally* • a. na. forOraud Uavea. Huakeauu. eu.. dally* 7 p. na, For bl-Jo*eoL. etc.. dally* ..Idciit Faturday tot. Joe boat doo'l leave uadi u n. ta poi UHwauice. Ureca Bay. «u., Tueaday and Friday ....... 7 p. m For Milwaukee. Cacanaba. Ktgauaee, ate. tueaday 7 p. «. per Milwaukee, Mackinaw, Kertbport, etc, TTeduaaday 7 p. ut> Oocka (oei o( Mlcaigan-ar. *6udayi txccpwd. 7 Amro. 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