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PRESBYTERIAN THEOLOGICAL SEM
MARY.
Meeting of the Board Of DIreetorM--R Re@is-
mutton and App0Iutucnt of Trustees.

The Board Of Directors OF the Presbyterian
Tneolog7eai Seminary Of the Northwest held o
special meeting in the seminary building. On
Thursday afternoon, July ii.
Communications were received from Messrs r.
B Mason, Samuel Howe, Henry 9. Miller, George
I. Sn1th. Horace a. Hutlbut Ellphalet Wood. and
Robert Reid, rcslguiug their positions as Trustees
Of the Institution.
The Board Of Directors expressed its regret at
losing The services III men who had served the
seminary 20 long and 80 faithfully, acknowledged
their right to resign, and, afteT accepting thelr
designations. proceeded 10 Ill the vacancies thus
Crtsxad
An election was held, and the following gentle.
men were declared duly appointed Trustees, two
members holding over: c. Il. Mccormick, Mark
Skinner, Il B, Maspn '. A. Turplu, James For
gythe. g. F. Bissell, John Creighton S ?. Hedges,
aud James B. Waller.
The board expressed its approval Of the action
OF the General assembly In appointing Rev. George
l. Prtnt1ss, D. D., Of New fOFk, to the Cyrus II.
Mccormick Pro1essorshlp OF Didactic and Polemtc
Theology u The seminary: declared 1t 10 ue the
unanimous and cordial desire of the friends Of the
institution thai he should accept the position. and
directed the expression OF these sentiments to be
forwarded to Or. Prentiss,
Thomaa a. Skinner, 1r., D. D.. r. ". Patterson,
D. D., D. G. bIarquts Hon. s. II. Moore, and Hun.
jesse S. Williams, were appointed committee to
prepare, and submit to the next annual meeting o1
the board, plan Of seminary control to accord
with the Recommendation Of The General As
Semuly.
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REUNION OF PRISONERS OF WAR.

TO The Editor qf the Chicago 7ti6une:
While reading my private journal. 8 few days
ago, which kept while q prisoner Of war, In Ty-
fer, TeIaa In 1s84-o, md that the prisoners held
meeting on the 18th Of February, 1865, when 1t
WAS unanimously resolved that we meet In Chica-
go the third Wednesday In September, 1870, II
alive, to renew our friendship and tell each other
our subsequent history. and renew our yows Of T.
deity TO each other
The committee appointed to give due and time
" notice Of the meeting, in the pagers through
out the country, were Captain F. II. White, and
Lieutenant Cone, both OF the Chicago Mercantile
Battery, aud ME. Joseph Spegle, OF Chicago.
In The resolutions passed at the meeting In
prson. was one also inviting all who had been
prisoners there at THAI time might be at any
other time, to meet with US ut Chicago, that we
might have grand reunion aud ktnae anew the
feelings Of sympathy and affection
The time then seemed long way of for holding
our reunion, but was chosen In tho hope that the
war wonll be over, aud HOW the time draws near
when VIC promised to meet, and yet see nothing
from the committee. Are they 1llvc, or have they
forgotten their duty7 Thinking that either OF
these might be the case, have taken the liberty
to write this aa reminder to all who may be tl-
ter csted and II you will have the kindness to pub
lish this you will confer favor upon many.
Very respectfully rel1s,
WALTER s. JOHNSON.
fHInH
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CROPS.

4 recent letter to the Chicago Journal dwelt
lusub1ious1y on the crop prospects in Buchan-
N and neighboring counties, and pictured a
condition Of things worse than prevailed in
Egypt in Josephs time; whereupon the Bu-
cbenan County Bulletin denounces al these
statements as false, and claims that tho crops
in that nsaghbuhood, rot otxithssa1ains the 30.
we're dEouth, ara nearly up to ths average.
WIacONaN.
The Weyauwega Tnses Feports that The rain
Of iaat weak wta Of 'great benefit to the fam
en-. Nov, With favorable weather., farmers
ook dea &ar s1u9. though b3 oHssaas = fan
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GIVE HIS EAMB.

To tke Editor q Tae chinaqo Tribune.
The person who 50 hunaneiy mentioned the In
stance Of cruelty TO Newfoundland dog on the
North Side, Simply bud plainly fell short Of hs
duty In refraininG from mentioning the name of
the inhuman monster who daily perpeu2teB such
brutallties. No half MEASURES Will effect change;
but prompt and decided action Ia the duty Of ey.
cry one to whom these things are KNOWN, and the
Iaw ahould be strictly and ftgidly enforced upou
those tn whom the mute entrc1tes OF abused anil
nals SPEAK vainlY< LADY.
CHICAGO, July Is, 18Te-
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The Lelauds again lead the van. They have re-
tuced board at the Metropolitan Hotel, New YorS,
10 & per day. 1t Is notable that this great hotel-
kleplng family were the iast to raise the price uf
1,eard, aEd haye been ntst tu cove down. Their
IHeseut sctl0n Is undoubtedly the signal for the
remarked, however, that though - is gool to BE-
I'm WITH, the old figure Of fa.aJ woulA be more to
the purpose for liked rate. While We are getting
" II, It Honel be well to remember that the Le-
lands have been the first to turn the tide aud they
ought to have The advantage Of tt---4Seso Fork
WoY[d, july 12, 1870,
, 1870-07-16
FRANCE AND PRUSSIA.
Napoleon and Hsa ChArsepos3-eonu,
lataon Of the Empire-acF Finances
An Army OF 1,35O,OOO 1Men-The
CoUmAndeF1-The Fleet.

Napoleon and HIS Chassepots-popu,
1atson Of the Empire-McF Finances
An Army OF 1,35O,OOO Men-rhe
CommAndeFs-TheF Fleet
From TIE Heo 1o,k World, J,.lyl1.
The population OF France, according to the
census Of 1866. wAs Exclusive OF 125, 900 sul.
dle1B, atAtioned outside the empire) $685., ,064
Of which 1855, 348 lived in towns, and 2G.-
47l, TIC in the rural districts, AZ regarded NJ
tlonal'ty, 6s5, ,4s5 were resident foreigners, the
remainder native Prenchluen- The difference
Of language among tho natives Of France has
been the subject Of an ofhcia1 censns It is eati-
mated that about ,2oo, 600 Of the population (A-
SAGE and Lorrainej apeak GsrmIn ns
ihs16 sa6 ~ native tongue: 2ooo Flemish,
iRs;u' as9o' 'ooo os, Walloon, l,loo,ooo Breton. In
divided - 3oloVs Catholics, @Spte prote sus
estants, s46 ,619 Jews, s9,040; other sects,
24.l86: and in Algeria: Catholics, 211,l95; !;
lfotestAnts, 6,0o2 Jews, 35,737; MAhoplet.
ans, 688, 746; other eects, II, 232. The popn-
latlon Of the French colonies mot included in
the above enumefation) ie 2, ,649, ,678, aud the
population OF countries in Asia, Africa, and
Oceanica, under the protection Of France, is
3,693 making grand total Of people Iv-
lnG under the sway OF the French Emperor Of
44,535, ,3l7.
F1NAScEa.
The public debt in 1853 amounted to IL, 925,-
71S,073 francs, or upwards OF %, 595 900, 900.
The ievenue for 1863 appears to have been
1,155, 843, goa francs, and the expenditures
l,75l ,24l ,931 francs
AHMY,
The army. according to the new Law OF Feb
ruary l, 1868, coDeista OF the active army and
the reserve, each numbering 400, 900 men A
Gdrde Rationale Mobile, which was to number
$4,000, was to cooperate tor the defence OF
fortresses, coasts, and frontiers. The Nation
al Guard has = military organization, and IL
placed under tho Minister OF War. 1t COM
priBes $50 battalions, having each eight COM
7anies Of 6, 600 men, 125 batteries Of 200 men;
together, the active army, the reserve, and
tho National Guard, number ,S50, 900 ma1..
The active army is as yet low. OF course it
I'll be greatly Increased when placed on war
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Hon. s. I. WOODWARD, E1kader, lows; Jamea q
Barbour, MeMphia

Hon. s. r Woodwasd, E1kadeE, lows; James @,
Barbour, MeMphiA
TRkXoNT HoUgK
Among the arrivals At the fremont House yes
ter1ay. were the following: Commodore Scott
= ". Fo1, st. Louis; Governor ". II Marshall
Minnesota; Dr. J. F. Brown, Logansport; n. P.
LangtoIl. Montana; Charles q. barker, Nevada;
{. T: Lowering, do; James Bently. Texas; e q,
Godfrey, Milwaukee; W. e. 2. RAYMOND, Spring.
nc!d: Hon. J. ". Patterson, Washington; Mr. ant
ME- Renshaw, New Zealand; A. N. GreIner, St
Paul: Hon. Chas. E Walker, Cedar RapidAL
81. JAXEs' hoTEI-
Among the arrivals nt 'ttta hotel, yesterday
were the following: James B. rockingham,
Brooklyn Henry ". Howard, JanesT1lle; r. s
Snyder, k4nsas; E. !. Lowering, Burlington
Charles E klng, Indlauapols; Benjamin North
1up, Kalamazoo; Samuel Britain, Detroit; Jane:
.. Sampson, Des MONIES. Clinton Brooks Musca
tine; Phno B. Baxter, Milwaukee: Henry 1: Phil
!ps. Madison; George u. Sumner, Cairo; charIe
Alexander E Prescott. 1ndlanapolls
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opened weaK Ind closed with slight improve
ment. sales 1000 brls, August, at 11zc; 1,o9o
hrls seller August at II o. oo9 Dis se,e6 r.
fered % Il is:o. win &c buyers. Realned Oh mar
kct depressed by the news from Europe The
feeling "a weak. July offered 1t SIC, wtshonr pur-
rNN
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The steam fleet Is being increased IS rapidly
~ human efforts will admit OF. The largest
vessels in the navy are the Hng william, Of
$685. tons, and the nenown, Of 7,5a0 tons.
The former, which is considered the most for
midablo vessel afoat, was built in England for
the Snitan Of Turkey, but as ha could not pay,
it was snapped up by tba Prussians. The ar
u,amcnt consists Of twenty-three guns Of the
heaviest calibEe known, manufactured Of the
famous Krupp STEEL at the works in West
nhalia The steam power is 1.150 horse, tho
crew 600 men. The Renown is less heavily az
nlored, land has only 1900 horse power, with
al armament OF four 11-inch guns, six 96-
FOUNDERS, trel7e 72-pounders, and twelve q
ounde1s on the upper deck. The czew
mounts to 1000 men, exclusive Of ofdcerB.
This vessel vas built il Kiel. On the stocks
at the navy yard in Mllhelmshafen is the
heavy ron-clad frigate the Grosser Knrfurnt
end the Frederick the Great, Of the ssme Glass;
is bniIding at Kiel. The HAnsA, another iron-
clad, is nes11y completed, at Dantzic, where
the ateam fHgate Ariadne has been CON-
mrnced, and the steam Hloops Albatross aad
Nautilus. To be built by 1877 ara eleven iron
clads Of the largest size, eleven double-banlocd
fiigates, seven heavy Bloops. and three trans
ports. The vessels IN commission are manned
b. 5.012 SAILORS 1877 engineers, $40 carpenters
aud mechanics, 1872 WARRANT officers, and 255
officers. Besides this, there 10 1eserve Of
4,156 men, which can be called upon at any
time, md 4 second reserve, called zee tee4r,
which acts only in tuno Of war, and may be
translated sea militia.
, 1870-07-16
Tha Alton TELEGRAPH

One at the most valuable Advertising mediums
In the West ts the Daily and Weekly 7stey7pph,
ppbrshed at Alton. Ills. The Telegraph waa O.
szbtshed IN 1899 It is the only daily paper In the
Stafa. eouth Of Eprtnk8etd, and has the largest
csrrui,anaot. any tanfna1 published In 8o1taem
IliupaG
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A1s
+.N tf%LS. A2s-A ~ VI
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Paper SlanKtnKs and window
shades, latest stslca. Paints, oils, glass and
, 1870-07-16

Economical 17ousekecpln9. = We
SEA Moss Fartnc Company, which We advise eyefy
one who takes an interest In the food auess!ah 70
rad. It describes, conc!Fely, the origin and uses
ray Of scIentfGc aud other testimony In fts favor
which can hardly fail to convince the most skept-
eal Of Its paramount Claims ~ IN etononnc,
very pIeasant addition to the national etpfs This
at least, Is the conclusion at which many OF the
riarE, chemists, merchants, &c, Of New YORK,
have arrived. anu they stute their opinions on the
subject over their own SIGNATURES IN the pamphlet
10 which VIC alnde.
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HaryAff / O @ L.

O.
BALTIMORE, july 14.-Ahout fifteen hundred peo-
pie assembled un The Madison avenue grounds to-
dag, TO witness what II was hoprd would prove a
good game Of base ball between the White Stock
nefuing Of the former club was perfect, and their
batting terrific; but the Mar.ands made the worst
display Of the season. The playing OK the mae,
with few honorable exceptions, vas simply hot-
r1bie- club OF npvlces would scarcely have
sunal organization, aud large numbers VI people
left the grounds before the conclusion, IN Utter
disgust To undertake to point out the nlultituhi-
mons miserable mulIs would be hopeless task
The game Eas called at the conclusion Of the
eighth inning, after three hours play.
s!;s;,gS: ss;;; !;s;.z: Ez:SS:t.st. IL !! I;
~ K Scs75x t5 S;ostisx. M;{x,snd: 4 a.,
''fy; ~; ea.eat-Hhte Stockings Is: Ma.isnda, H.
Ffys ed-Mhrylands,
!; WozthIDgton. l.
WHITE STOCKINGS rs. rAs1IxEs-
BALTIMORE, July l5.-The White Stockings, Of
4hicago. beat the Pastimes to-day by score OF 80
13-
CANE AT BELyGpEREr ILL.,
Jply 1The rhMaT suoioIs 81 Re
ford, p!nye ed match game OF base ball here. %
Jay, res2tug In wel1-earned r1ctsfy iof the LOT
meI by score Of II to 10. good Seol Of ntet-
eet wRk manifested by our citlzenA
CuAKFAKGN, July 1A-A gnme OF base ball WaA
Eagles. loth II 1nls place, resulting n favor q
GAME II c,sclsNk1L =
CINCINNATI. July ls.-The Red Stockings de
feated the Eagles, OF Louisville, To-Day u thf
Union G1Dunds, by 3 scofe Of 80 to g. The Eagles
play the tunIof nine Of the Cincinnati CLUB TO
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Nxw OztxAxs, July 1b..-CoTEoN- Nominal
ddiinx aselsA ss,ss ot 1se es,s; ss9s.R|s. Ss|s.
renetnso fae dc wsek, SIN bsloa; exports u ~
.hslee: sales, $500 bales. ;. - 81 . -
, 1870-07-16

The French naval force consists Of q, ,4i6
men. There arc two Adu,irsls, C. Rigauid de
Geuouil1y and F. T.. Trehouart: six active
Vice Admira1s, and thirty active Counter Ad-
nlirhla,
, 1870-07-16

Recently the widow OF the late Thomas A
Goddard, Of Boston, hss paid to the Tempora-
~ Home for Destitute Children, on Pine place,
IS, 900 to the Association Of Aged snd 1ndi-
gent Females, ss, 900 and to Dean Academy,
At Franklin, $4,000. These are the last Of !
list OF gifts, amounting in the aggregate to
s2o0, 900, which, in accordance with the wishes
Of the deceased, have been distributed to3vs-
tious associations and in4titutiona.
, 1870-07-16

The pyettAesx ySon1AE In heW &OEk.
Miss T., well kuoHn in our fashionable society
1or her dis,ingHe appearance and beautiful con-
JlexioD, WIS once saow. tough.sSJnned Rttit
chagrined ut her red frecktei face. She pitched
into Hagan's MA1nolta Balm, and Is now - pretty
IN complexion as she IS charming IN nAanners-
mo,h-patches, rtng-Ma7ka, etc, and mEtes one
lotx len years younger than they are. Magnolia
Balm, for tsansparen5 complexion. AMI Lyons
Katlsirou to make the hair plentiful, luxuEt1ns,
Rofr aph delicate, have 10 r1valA- Thu ksthalrnn
ptcvents the hair from 711ning gray, ersdleasea
dana,un and Il the best ard cheapest dressing III
f7,R Irr
, 1870-07-16
THE CITY IN BRIEF,


Asseorologtcai record Tor July IS. 1870, as r.: r.:
ported " J. G. la.EEuih. JE., opttclan, 10. III
HaD1olph street, correspondent to the Smthsoni-
an Institute The small letters are the initials foE
re words Avesring = 'aentle" .h,gh." "dry," !"
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wANrEp TO ORENT.


" Sic, south cf Tvethi, csntaininx or 10 roo;.,a
lot aud ee!d water, pcssession fFu:n Septsn-
ber. s Adress HOUSE. Boz 155 20
" ANTRD-TO RENT-UHFURNISHED ROOM.
w or suite Of roou,s@ with or without board LOGS
ton sar1t be desirable, and tcsns RESPONSIBLE Would
tiEG.E with particulars. Mr. F. JUDD Letter Car
Eier ~.
" ANTED-TO RkxT-RY A GENTLEMAN AND
" vile, without children, unf1rEi.htd cottare.
containing or rooms Rent net TO s1rerd S1l ,ad-
5iess today. EffinG oeatian and full particulars.
WASTED-TO RESFA WILL. FURNISHED,
comfortable rooai. within ten minutes walk Of the
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3isnsarN,N BNck1ng-POpu1ni4 ot
PrltsAtn-OrEnnixnt OF tlsc Army
I'm Time Of Peace Prepare foF
Nnrs

In Time OF FcAcc prepare AoF
Nnrs
The totnl population OF the Kingdom Of
Prussia, accarding to the census Of December
population Of the territories lately absorb-
ed" by Prussia. The total population of the
towns and cities was 7,456s5U.
FINANCES
The national debt Of Prussia ia H2 ,G32, 372
thalers, OF over 900 ,000. GOD. The total zeve-
total expenditures 1G0. .000, GOO thalers.
Tie German military organization le. COM
I'lete, a,al, according to 4 statement in tic
RUSSIAN. Military Gaz.sA, "a million soldiers
can at any moment be puced under arms BY d
troops, the same authority adds, consist OF
325 batkAlions Of infantry, 1853 squadrnns Of
cavalry, II regiments OF artillery, with LAG
guns, and IL battAllons OF engineers. making
III all 40, 900 soldiers. To these should be
added the Federal continyents Of Saxouy,
Darmstadt-in eli 81, ,U0O man. But this force
army of North Germany. In case OF
emergency, Prussia can also command
the services OF the troops Of Baden,
WurtembeTg, and bavaria, and Immediately
order reserve, consisting Of An armt OF
l4J, 600 men. An additional force OF zoo, 600
,ns n il at her disposal for the occupation Of
Towns and gar1lsons. Every Prussian subject
is enrolled as soldier as BOON III he has COM
pleted his 10th year. Ho serves, unless e1-
empted, three years in tho regular army, four
in the reaerve, and, at the end Of this term.
enters the Landwehr or militia for nine years.
Leaving the Landwehr he il finally enrolled in
The Landaturm until he ID 50 yeass Of age.
The Commander-in-Chief OF the Army
lnd Navy il tho King. The chief OF the
sian is General do Mo1tke. The regular
1t,ny is divided into elnTen corps or divis-
ippe, with the following Commanders !:
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THE LAW COURTS.
Seven Years On the Bench - What
Judge Williams Has Ac-
complished
asnask Park MutteFs-WNrulHS
OF the Omar PEfsha.


Circuit E6ufT.
TIE LABOR OF JrDGK wILlIAXs
1ulce Williams has presided rs sole Judge OF
this court during seven yeark This order OF
fhtpgs will be changed Within month. Dy me
1rr3ns Of tho new constitution there VIII oe aau-
Hpnaf Judges to sake once on the Sth "a! OF ao- M
r1st- and. Judge McAllIster going upon tie So
,-au,c Reuch, Judge wil,lauas Will be Chief Justice
X the contt. In view Of these changes, II Is ID
tnrcst1nr 10 notice the amount Of labor performed
nJ Judge Wiiliams during his seven years OF judi
chi ONCE:
r1,u,es pending Jnly !, ls6a et Al kinds e9mnoa
Jaw cAauce1y. peoples, and railroad condemnar
AsH.'
Gauss commented from Inly !. 1s63, to July l.
Total tute before the court
Oa,,,t4 d fpoeed Of from July l. l667, to duly
Tse1.Icss NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Els
4A>4'A" III. .Elf
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1ulA. .si..is %ts.+k....... s..,7s73l7s
At the head Of the Fronch army are eight
nnrshals Of France, namely: Count Valiant.
Count Baraguey d d'Hilliers, Count Kandon and
Mahon Duke Of Msgenta). c. F. Forey, F. 4.
Bazainc. The army is divided into seven arlny
corps. The headquarters Of the army corps
, 1870-07-16
THE NATIONAL CANE
The Potter Palmer Clnb nj SJramort-
Games in Chicago and ut the East.


GAME AT SYCAMORE
To tic Edtoy of Tit Chicago Tribune:
The Potter Pal1Icr Base Ball Club, Of your city,
Yesterday iuaugutatea q " starring tour BY H.
tempting to play match game with the Cfrscents
If mis- city uhe T. P,s being the challe1gers),
nth the following result VIZ: Game was called
at O'Clock p. M, with J. G. Finley, Esq, OF tins
city, as umpire. The P. P.'s Won the toss, and
sent the crescenls to bat At 1rst the umpire was
somewhat rigorous, 20, at the commencement OF
the third inning, by agreement, be Was more
lthIent, to the disadvantage OF the Crlscenrg-
From Llis to the eighth all went smoothly. with
The score as folloWs:
49,. $::::::::::::::;::} Is
The Cresceuts then went to bat, and placed one
man on third, next striker taking drst on called
balls, when the P. r refused 70 proceed with the
ralne without c4ange OF umpire. There being no
TO accede to their demands: wherenpon, the r.
H's threw up the game aud left the field, the UNI
Tlre declaring The game tn favor of tue Creaents
ly seore Of 3 to 0, according to rule ..
At the seventh inning the run Of 16 made by the
T. H.'s was due to strong wind which spfanE up
about the time they took the bst1 eddying and
whIltng in such manner - to defy all EFFORTS at
precision In pitching and fielding.
The umpire, In this case, stands deservenly high
among the rural clubs as an emuently far and
honorable man, and this Is the fltst occasion on
u hlch his fairness has been questioned.
The temper and spirit exhibited W the ?. P.'s,
il persisted ~ at oihrr matches vii not contribute
We thtrk, detract from the pleasure OF ell cx.
tended tour. II would he wise pn their part, 4
the!r friends and and "hackers" At home, u
further Opportunity to display their arrocIncc and
contempt Of the rules Of the game, as We'll as the
gses DUE to Il, TIC paty
srclNoRE, Jnly Il, $50. President crescents.
Ns,F Nhrve eNar tkn 7 Al-n>f 1$ FQf11FntGn
, 1870-07-16

BOARD WANTED.
pDARDLWITHN EASY ACCESS OF THE CITY,
d for wife, and two chdte1 for nbont wrecks.
price not to exceed 4a1 per week Fnru House prr.
ferfed- Address, D1SPEP, Tribune Office.
poARD-N THE COUNTRY FOR A FEW
D weeks b. fatnil, Of four adults ana two shdren,
xeotent to e:5, aad pEstsfshy not f.s from Ghsasq
BROWN. rs Ea3t Xon5oe.st.
, 1870-07-16

Count Won Dismark has been able to assert
iu The baltic Sea. Since 1860 Vessel after ves-
rel has been launched, until Prussia, Which, a
lew years Ego. was really contemptible on the
sea, has now become q formidable naval pow.
CT. According to the latest returns the leet
ct P1psaia is cqmpoael "a tolloWs:
, 1870-07-16

4 STROIOGY-THE ORIGINAL. MADAME: ROSS.
ossess g, nd = s.5oof. en bG esunea a q 4 hE
,e p2st pressnt nd f.as sau,ns tHse Eanaes IT.
rrct hken41c4 Of absent friends. future husband ur
vile She L thr xondet q the ase shc e9n til! yoor
business her advice T. inYaluabe: can better
and % more tha4 sns one Ia the pEfssson
trial 11ke 3aflaf4CtlOn given pay ConJult1-
tiGn tfes L.aiea sLo; Senss s f.. t1.tsr ;s ~
ard yoa vii rceire in return ths outlines Of your
whole life. Burtness strictly confidential -.
ltt1ate professor would COME. fAvor by not copy
ing her advertisement, and trying 10 initiate her.
Office and consultation are located At No,
913 Wabath-av, bxtN cen Adams and JackAon-a.A
NR MATHEWS AND MADAME MAYNARD.
- el1isvoynnts. la1 J&ckhonst
DEIABlE CLA1RvOYAET, BUSINESS. AND
II tst medium, AFs. r. J. LEWIS, No Il Thlrdav..
between Van Brrtu md HAIFisou-bs
, 1870-07-16
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.

E,OR SArt&FURNrTURE AND LEASE OF A
r tn1aN dtsirabae house, On Vert Na.hn6sen4t-
Fine location. Cheap rsnt md furniture at barx2u.
AEdreta S, Tribune office.
EoE sA1R-sao WORTH OF FURNITURR
cheap alradr set up. with without the tenement
Al LIE West LAke-at
, 1870-07-16

Rough skin made smooth by nstnl
Juniper Tar Soap, manufactured uy CasWell
Hazard J. Co., New York
, 1870-07-16
GfTYREAL HFAE

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The Hest ana Original Tonic Of
1:on.-Fhnsphorus and calIsG7a. known as Fefro
Phospheraseti Enxlr Of Callsa3a Bark. The irpn
restores color to the blood, the phosphorus re-
news waste Of The nerve tissue, and the tallsayS
Eives natuEal, healthfu tone 10 the digestive Or
Eaus thereby curing dyspepsia in It's VARIOUS forms,
wakcfu,ness, general debility, depression Of spr.
It's; also the best preventative against fever ant:
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Co. New York Sold tY dEuRHsta