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Total 12, 900 gifts amounting to ST 500, 900
pF The concert and distribution Of
gifts will positively and unequivoca]ly
take place on the day now fixed, wheth-
er all the tickets are sold or not, and the
$4,000 gifts all paid in proportion to the
number of tickets sold.
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole Tickets $50, Halves S25, Tenths
or each coupon S., Eleven Whole Tick
cts for $500, 2lI Tickets for $1,000, III
Whole Tickets for $4,000, 227 Whole
Tickets for $4,000. No discount on less
than $500 worth of tickets.
Applications for agencies and orders
for tickets should be addressed to
THOS. E. BRAMLETTe,
Agent Public Library KY, and Mana
ger Gift Concert, Public Library Build
inp louisville XIV,
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Woods Household Magazine:
The Best Dollar Monthly.
OF mn OK Il day made by canvassing
DJ lU 4lJ for this nagaziue-now in
its l4th vol.-with Chromo,
The Yosemite Valley,
14x20 inches, in II Oil ColOrs.
Magazine, one year, with Mounted 49,
Chrome, 81 w
Magazine, one year, with Un-
mounted Chrome, ] 50
Magazine, alone, one year, ! 90
Examine our clubbing and premium
lists. Two tirst-class periodicals for the
price of one. We solicit experienced
canvassers and others to send at once
for terms and specimen magazine. Ad-
dress S. E. SHUTES, Publisher, Al
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EtiWan
FERTILIZERS
White Bros,
THE SOLE AGENTS

ENOR the sale Of the above we'll
II known and highly valuable Fer
tilizers have now on hands full supply
and will be glad to furnish such or thelr
customers rs intend using them next
year. Every one remembers how di11l-
cult it was to get Guan0s last Spring.
Many farmers lost several days or val
liable time in coming to town with their
teams. and not few, alter several inef-
fectual trips, failed at last in securing
Fertilizers. TO obviate any further
trouble of this kind, and to enable plan
tcrs to take their Fertilizers home when
they are marketing their Cotton, all
early supply has been ordered. No one
can ail to see the advantage to be deriv-
ed by the saving of time in the Spring,
when every moment is valuable to the
farmer. The standard Of the Etiwan
Guanos remains the same it has always
been. No Fertilizers manufactured in
this country have higher standing, or
are more generally used. If the acreage
in Cotton is to be reduced another year,
much Cotton planted) the greater will
be the need for Fertilizers. Plant less,
but enrich your lands more, is the true
policy.
The Etiwan Dissolved Bone
Manufactured for composing with cot
ton seed and stable manure is commend
ed with great confidence to the farmer.
1t has given universal satisfaction, and
all who have used ii want it again.
Send in your orders early. The terms
are the same they would be if the pur-
chase should be delayed until Spring.
Money is made by saving valuable time.
WHITE BROTHERS, Agents.
Dec. 10, 1873, 35, If
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ACCOMMODATION Train 7betWeen Bel:
ton and anderson on Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays. Leave Relton at
$50 A. NJ, or on arrival of Down Train
from Greenville. Leave Anderson at
200 P. NJ, connecting with Up Train
from Columbia.
THOS. DODAMEAD,
Gen'l Superintendent
JABEZ NORTON, Gen'l Ticket Agen
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LIBERAL TERMS!

W E are offering our Guanos for this
W season on the following liberal
terms:
PHOENIX GUANO, Per Ton of 1000
: lbs., $3.50.
WILCOX. GIBBS & CO.'S MANIPU-
LATED GUANO, Per TonVf
1000 lbs, $1,000.
Isl. on per ton drayage to be added.) On
fcredit until 1st November, 1874, with
0ptioe-'of paying IN svtddltng Cotton,
delivered at buyers nearest depot,
at 15c. per- ID.
A discount Of $1,000 per ton will be
allowed for Cash,
Our Agents throughout the State will
sell at same prices and on same terms at
ourselves. e.
Hand in your orders to nearest Agent,
at once.
& Wilcox, Gibbs & Co.
Charleston S. C..
Feb. 4, 1874 43-6w
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CHANGE OF sCEDULE.
Jan. %, 1874, 42-3t

On and after Thursday, September the
5th, 1872, the Passenger trains on this
Road will be run as follows. daily, Sup
davs eXcepted:
, 1874-07-20

takcu possession Of her having been found TINT nha
waa not - badly damaged ~ was reported:
s Eth, T 5.ss gsnss .s Ct a. tf wnsE
name he thinks ia E r. lyarso. uo towod tho wreck
w @dnrf. 5 Thomas !. Miller, Of Toronto, an old and
worry vii known Lats Captain, iiei suddenly Il a
csr @t!sF " 5aovn = oas u sbs sa{ess 'na mott
~Not!ca II eisen thst lighthouse In. beon erected
by tho Goysrnmont Of osnaaa 90 browns OF KnaprE
lon, 5nt Ind liked whlso ilght viii ie shown ii IT,
When Tho steamer Annie L. Craig passed Band
neach Lake lIus9n Thursday afternoon. large tlIs
stroyed nothing eo,,!d ho io.rned.
1eshany, Of Tho Anchor Limo, discharged cargo Of
10000 bsahels Of WHEAT 1t that port which fell 637
blHle short. Tho wleat ~. taten On 4 Ailwsnxse.
s.7 throw overboari about 70 tons of dock freight
sa.a3 o The h"rf,
rendering them far mora accessible than for aome
timo rast uniortunately IN for instancos noma ot
cauaiu8 damage y Tsases willis attempting to enteS
therein. Fairpor on tho south htore. has sEsin been
z q q
Black River, Yertniion and Huron ata alao In safe
condition Of apptcach:
Shoals b. Lawrence River, has been removed from
lor station, and will taks tho pscs Of tho Light vesae
unnally stationed at the asst sud Of +hs Traverse 81
Roqus, st. Lawrence Ilyet. whllo repairs are belna
sounded during fogs and thiek wo9lhor, = follow.
val of elgt seconds; thea blast Of slgbt seconds
and then interval of two minutes and twenty 800
onds Ths iiehshonsen - on Peter Rock, oe Gull Island
nss temporary l,aht will ba exhibited until nas
asnsr: q e.
Gage and e. G. Roberts, sro senaing these yossala to
, 1874-07-20
tFc6 BALEb,

sHEEr-Ear!y IN tho week tho st,pply was entirely
inadequate, anu prices underwent 4 ahArp advance.
tgaosang W stsons s916o 1es loo h. bat under Tho
loat. Wednesdays salos were at range ot ta.bQ@
s!s bs a tho eose, Tho sans grades Of stock cannot
safoy bs quntca sporo $1.0D95.25. Until 3naterdsy,
rhcn ~ wero taken by ahippezs, the demand WAS
confined to local buyers. Tbs rccolpta from Jan. to
data hsTe been 6,3l1 less than for tho salno period
medium n $4.26@Lso, and good 10 ciloice n st.7a0
, 1874-07-20

Ntthin he comparatively parruw rsnEo Of $3009e1o.
Tho arT!Yaa embraced hottar quality at stock thau
1Aa boqn scon In tho yars for eoYafnt weeks, and this
faet contributed nat tte 70 tho stability of prstes
Moerata recepts src looked tor dnrlng The remainder
prices Il, tho meantime viii nott.o sabseti to any
material decl!no. To-day Tho supply sountou to only
shout 900 lea. and thls numtor falling much oow
tho lennnd cnable buybrs 10 realize promptly md At
sonnN further tltaht advance encs woFs principally
at $6.lohd5o, though high 2os0 paid IN two
or three inetancps. Tho market eosoi stesdy At ths
Rbpv4 quotations.
, 1874-07-20


Ihs M sates M Of freight now eh.rged l<&upea Chicago
aud tue poiata aasavA Rzs u follows:
1o To n.,,.:IsSp HsM xIerl Per iuo
70 Esst I5eTts fer er loo loo
To Albany, per 1o0 .43ke
To To nnna1o Rar 100 H.:
70 Detroit aud Toledo, rsr loo
oATTl,E-Ihs pss. week hss been a very quiot ona
prioss. without beiug suSjectod 10 soy yery pro. %
nouueed change, hAy6 ruled waak aud variable, Tho
advanced prteea estahshoa toward Tho close Of ast
week 1t the East haVo not beeu sustained and to that
faot mora thnn 10 tho inort2ss ip our recepa NAV bo
attributed tho ulsatatactory atasA ot ttla tn thl1
d.y q uyss III H. sn s
l.us beng very cons!lsrxblc and at ID cloaa It
tbs rss ae psses sss. e s'Ss H.. tspssa
howeycr, wa pecompished Il t26O0e,oo, nutchcrs'
ami feeders wero freo buyers OF through TeiAns At
:27a97a and oa aomm 1n, ,.,,s'o n.s =
,sasSs. s rsinsti.ins sts.y i ESo@17s ies pocr 70
fair inquiry Tar Ito different description. Of stock,
and saie. vtrs esotea II fully yeatardsys prices.
Tho market cloaod steady:
Extra Be*soa-GsAacd sseess. averaging l'*oo
ooice es Is nesyssns is Vs formed yssr
70 year old stecrs. averaging l,2!so to
ooSa nesv:s.Seiistisaa. an:y formed 'ss'
stoe9s ayeraainy la0 10 800 ibs ....... s.4oa7a
aHug los0 10 l,l60 ls.,.,.,.,.......... t.76Ga62l
Butcher. a. to tAs a,,Sfss s!ssss
avsssg.nR ss0 10 ,lou u.s.. .............: an9tbt
es, sveragIng Soo % lSoo ils.....,,.,., s,3a@Aas
stags. bulls. md scalswss y!eass. *
GaltlV-Taxas choice cor1,-fet, ,,,,.,,,,..,. 6D+bT II
Catta-Te1a4 Miutcrud North ,,,,,.... :. 350faA9 Ct
Cattle--Tsxas u1rol,xh lroysa .......... 171G&57s
!IUaB-Cuntuuad light receipts lavs ulsde h p4Hsi
ba for eelsrh to slntatn Tho adssE oed pets Of ss
weak t1s market ruling comparatively steady q $,7s
&C., NJ os II sae koa
and it tlsGso30 for prins to chotea- GulA so1d Vi
low ~ whila fon extra botA ware taken
Philadelphia account at t1.a5aG. 81, but the great bull
Of as hogs recatred during TIC weak changed hsad.
, 1874-07-20
THE COURTS.
Record OF Bnslnoss Trans nctod sntnr.
day.

4eNN0AO w 11A14A6W8 QFHuM4 4NhN2 IsANtAA3
day
A nnoHrN CONTRACT.
Rtohard L. Chapman filed = bill In the Circuit
oonrt AgRinst LoniH II. Caae, 10 compel tho spe-
cf1o performance Of eoptraot. Chapman says
that III April, 1879 he WAS tho own or Of lease-
hold III lot, No. 10 Bryan place, OIL which 10
made nj agreement with certain contractors Tor
tbs erection Of brick cottage. While Il vAs
building, Casa made contract With complainant
to buy th3 house for $500, On condition that
Chapman had it furnished In good style.
with gs4 and water III tho houeo. and
we'll painted. Part o{ tho. purchase
mopoy was to be paid In cash, and tlac' remainder
in yoar. Complainant orns that, ho has por-
formed hls part OF tho Arrangement, and giyon
tho possession Of Tho houso to CAM, hut that
the latter has not paid tho deferrod pny,nsnt Of
$1,600 nor executed tho truss decd rs ho agrood.
In confederation whereof, complainant ats that
court Of equity viii Interfere. sud compel tho
performance OF tho contract.
1TEAs.
Judge Davis has hniahod his fAiaors hero In
connection With Judge Drunmond, md loft for
Z summer vacation.
Jndga Drummond win randar dectsions In
sonc oAsos thi. rook probably. Thursday Le
will hoax motions for new kialH-.
Judge Treo will sit lforday and TuoRdAy to
slgn bills ot exceptions, aud will hoar defaults
judge Ueaton h.a gons homo.
UNITED HTATEa COURT
Tho First National Bank Of Chicago COM
menced snit daa II aaeumpait against ]. g. Young,
Martin L. Sykes, Jr., brought suit In t1ospass
.gainst chr.siophor Iogtmsyar, to rocovor Il, 200
'iSseq 9ssrks He i. Vckers and Donamin A. viokors
began ! suit for $4,000 against Alvin N. Lam
pastor.
No amendment having boon III sdo to tho peti-
titon in the matter Of J. 4. Palmsg.an, tho pro-
eoedlngs wero ordered 10 DO dismissed.
order forthe arrest Of J. J. Mayhon was iasued.
4 discharge wa issued to Joseph Gardner,
Jr.
SUPERIOR COURT IN BRrkF.
The East IIirsdale Company began = suit in
Railroad Company, th. cbicago / Great Western
Railroad Land Company, aud the Chicsgo 4
Great Western Railroad Company. laying dam
ages Ut 81 100.
Ths peshtigq Go, Company bFonght suit for $500
Anton skow- Peterson and Axol Isborg sued l..
E. Btoinmau for 81 200.
Ihs Commercial Ioan Company began + suit
sgsinsat; \; Il: W.lLer' clai%i1g nfs; o loo9o , -
81, 900.
). 9. Gunderson commenced suit in as
sn.npsit against Theodore Worth. b 7. sltz, aud
II. Woltemate, claiming $5, 900.
JUICE Roasns- Motions for new trials.
JUDGE Dooru-AIotions.
Jupag GAAY-272, .27i, 2s1, 2ss, 286 to 2s2,
2o4, 297, 2So to so6, so7 to $40, ali inclusive.
JUpaa BURNS. JupdE JAMESON, Jupax Mua-
ruy-Wl aasiat Judge Gary.
aErr:-wisaonain National BANK '. Samuel ]. walker,
, 1874-07-20

Tho Produce n1nrkcf6s
NEW YORK.
New Yons, July ls.-cor7oK-Qutet; middtng
sss, ssssSs a, i ss &sSs ososs. e iss IT,
81 d5ll sSi in buysr,' 5a,or 2,
SGf Sc insfs saf
quss III 81 s saiss md aa. a
sha9Xsd GEaoo wheet d h'Sy and s62Sv;,1 Me-
led Western, n.sssi5s; white Western, silo. Rye,
soo@ta Barley noiaa MAJ. anios T., snd IN
white Western, s5t5Sgc. Oats dull and lowos md
clored u o2964jko Tor m!zod Western; e7@7oo ior
,wlite Western.
1AT-ucRvy.
uors-Steady. ...
changed
PsTnoLzuM-Dul1 aud nominal orute nrm:
TunrExfiSs-s at &c.
MKe'sSzn @as tor nav
ar.ner Il 12e Tor pri,se steatn; ilXo for city.
e s51ss ssfsts ee 10 pms
@n1akz7ssead5 ut 9SNs; 5yffzno
To1rpo, o., July .-DnEADsrurys-F1ou fair and
Arm. Wheat duh aud shade lpwer; No. 2 white
.yas,sh. sl!s so DO, new s1s7 sellsr August,
sma. ,f;chioan snot II II as,er jnv y - ..To
AusSst, sllS; 10, rod, new, 81 IS: No. ,, spot.
M sMsPtsabss;. :i:is; Snys; gsgisn5ss, :i:i$X ~:
nr ,sr 1n'' ~ sl3 Nc o. hits ,Kent%cs e
snot sssr l
soi:s Augus o &ign % sso 10 gras sc. st.s oss
nex, 1ss .sl!ss ~ Ssps%1sf; Sc; Misaigsn, s5s:
NxoxIprg-Four 800 brs whcat a 600 bu ed corn.
1e,ooo bu; oats, ZOOS bn. IT, 1'' ''''' ~ S'f''
$4,000 bu; ohts' TOO ~. .'fsc1,n4rr
crrc1ssAr1 O., 5niy iS.-corros- Steady, wl.n
dull md droonino: rsd' 81 ybts Il 1oi *
0ats stcsIy, rth moderate demand. at 5gdsG7c. i've
soaEcs aud hra 4 sl.9osl;eIS. ,. , =.
sgau. Linn om-s,,,6v. with n,odsr.,s demand M +
soasso. "N''3"'' "'-' '''''@'' N~'A A'0' =
n.- pnanno1a nna snaue s a,;d nncb.noad
olses. a atssd, wita mossate doinand. @ ' 1s'u'
demand s hosas arm ana ~ n
nssts rr ~ shoulders, 10, spot 7Ys ssfiur july;
cieaf ZIP: vAo ae"r. ~ gseon III usht oemand,
" wHssEY-ln % good Sn dss1aud 4 vsa.
ro,. ~, ;. 1T; L2u1A. MI, ,no,.nu.,
H. uutn c,1rs Saty Eo;r at m5 ,ncsoa W1gt
nsst traar. nm anmnis III, NJ rea W"t.r q liza
~ ehoies 10 ssasS 3iSs@i;ss: Sofp stsaay va
M He for Auaus Saa h19hcr anti wsntad M. l. az.
nv; Wi.2sxxlRisnst co.: HyS asxss; E st g. s'o
Sao7.sioss-Hsn and nd unchanged; on', Az order
Hoasoheeefpt'' s TO; arm; Light hcaVs'
%nagr,S.ncc,n,s am .e.dx. rtrtsr.d r.,,r.
asss 81. "a haltsss, loc; god = s.t1s
''s'''' '>''sS''''S BALTIMORE -,
, 1874-07-20
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
BpoRrINd GOSSIP.

1nn pz1rsn PARK MEETING.
As announced In yesterdays TRIBUNE, tho
noooud GUNNER meeting II Dexter Park Will
bcxin to-morro afternoon aud end Friday. Tho
public has alroady boon fully informed On tho
quost,on Of sntrles, accommodations, oto, and
Il IL oniy necessary to refresh tho ganorA NOM
orr to insure a largo attendance. Tia racoa o.
the opening ahy will consist Of dash 1of
year-ods tha. have mover run In race, tho tfos
for tho 42:a5 purse, and running faco' pea'
threa In five.
THz WHITES AND PH1LApELfH1As.
This afternoon, on tue Twenty-th'rd stroet
grounds, tho White Stockings aud philadelphias
will play the 9th gan.s IN their ehamplonanlp
eczics, Thoy aro q Ito n present, esch having
loet aud won two gamoa.
TIE nECoRD.
rhs following il = coupleto record mp to date
of the eamos lost and won by tho clubs conpet-
ing tor Tho championships
, 1874-07-20
Ava
reatlstuas quiat Hnd unchanged


II
DosToN, July 18.-The demand for wool has been
good and prices are fully sustained. Sales Of Ob1o
and rennsylvania for tho wock Anon to nearly
Ill., 1T 62R6be for medium extra and doublo extra and
up to Coo for treble extra and Aboro Michigan eeces
have been in do,nand, with sales amounting to 600
tts, Ut 49tab2o, The supply Of Wisconsin and other
Westoru tcsces b quite gtna, and ransaotioas ara
quits limited. Tho balance OF tho clip now At tho
talk OF concessions hero. Denlnc and cob,ng nceces
continue in deand with sales Of 20 600 s, st t5leooo
for washed, and 5AtBo for ,nwaahed. Pulled woos
continue Qtist; aupernuo aud s1tra, 4295so.
, 1874-07-20

Vessel. Passed Fort Huron.
ponr Hunoa, Mich., July l8.--DowH-rrops Idaho,
Potunac Jarethi with Ahlra Cobb; bark Mary Jane
schr unon Jack
win arra . ser
IAura, I.ssea, bolivia,
W1Rp-SouthWost: weather fms.
Pour uuHoN, AlicA., July observation-disclosures
propa Lawrence, nussla, Muytiower. Winsnw.
Uf-lrpps Dean Mchmoud, st. Paul, Atlantis; echr
nnttio Johnson.
Tha laHco WAS roieaaed from Pnrt Austin reof and
towed tuBida Tonight Bhs 1A laatiug badly.
, 1874-07-20

Port pt Chicago. July 19.


rrop oity of Toiede, dsdsnshurg, sundria.
gelE MaEic II Two Riyass lgn,pssr: ..ss. .uu,..
Prop Cubs, Buffalo, eundrles.
slmr sheboygan, Manttowoc, sqndriea.
8oaw Har1nonia, South Haven, lumbar.
ScAr J. N. Forrent, Green Bay, lumber.
schr Lyman n. Dayi', htuskcgon. lumber.
8chr. VIM. Smith, St. paul's piert bark.
Dark Eraatus Corning, Erte coal.
sohr Maggie ,rhonraon. M!1akeson, lumber.
sshr hiagnoiia, Muakogon, lumDer.
Prop Geo. Dunbar, MuBkcgon, lumber.
schr rrido, Duck Lake, lunber.
Echr Kesohutn, Mautatec lumber.
Bchr Huron, South Haven, su!i1rios.
Hcow Laurat, Saugatuck, wood.
Prop q. 9, Baldwin. Esoanaba, Iron orc.
Barge Agnes l.. Potter, Eacanaba, iron orc.
1rop Menonslnoe, Nuskegon, snndriea.
soow ,. Is' IL@arins, sAueaitn1c1Mt, t1s1t,, w9oa: d.
Scow Annlo Tomiue, Lutlfngton, lunber.
SrG Err + 1ra u .;~rsnh1 1wsn 1s9 Tn, ssl g rg }n,
Prop Montgomery, Port Huron, H,,nlrics.
schr Mary Ludwig. Ludwig. rlor, lumber.
echr Seventh Ohio. Wliite Riycr, lumber.
Rchr Graco Greenwood, Uconto. lumber.
Schr Rob Roy. saugatuek, WOOD
sehr 6. p. Morris, dood {1arbor, wood.
Schr Dolot, Alaska, wood.
sclr 4. rlugger, Holland, stonen.
schr 1Iiggto jones' buffalo, coal
Schr Northwest, nuGalo. coal.
Sohr Lucy ]. CLARK, Eric, coal.
seow Marion Dixon, GRIND Haven. bart.
Prop Ocean, st. Cathorines, sundrles.
Prop pEindlstlc, saginnw, lumber.
Barge Keepsake, Saginaw, lumber
schr Joseph Drestlea, ;Lutliugton, bark.
schr Levi Grant, 1l,tskogon, lunlher.
Sour \. campbeh, Ford hiyer, lumber.
sc1r Mariner, Alaska, wood
Prop NnRhus, OgdansburB, snntlries.
Schr D. Newhall, ntauiRice, lumber,
Il Schr petrel, Iudtngton, lumber.
6cow 6onth Haven, South Haven. bark.
Barge Oo,net, Empire Idcr, wood.
Rohr AMMO Thorine. Clay Danle. shingles.
Eeo1
schr Z. 4. Nicholson Saginaw, lath.
DsrQe Normandy, MusknHon, tt,nDcr.
Barge City OF Grand Haven, htuakcgon, lumber.
Barge CITY Of Eric, M0nkegon, lnn,ler.
Iarge aoilen Harvest, a1rskegon, lunbor.
schr Myrtle. Muskcgon, lumber.
Schr II. D. Moore, Mll8kegon, lumber.
8chr Pauline, Muskegon, lumber.
scIr 1ver Lawson, Atuskcgon, lumbar.
Barge Wyoming, Grand lls1en, l1nahos.
! 5ollr ftora1d. Mutkegon. luslber.
Behr Adaie, Rogers. Orcok, bark.
schr Knte Lyons, Muskogon, lu.nbof.
scl,r Mclv1nn, MuskoRon, lur,bor.
gchr A. Rust, Muakegon. lumbar.
Hchr Fashion, nIuskogen, lumber.
Echr Monsoon, Munkegon, lumln
scow Granger, St. Pa,il's Pier, lumber.
! schr Lumbcrmhn, black Greek, lumbar.
Prop Missouri, Buffalo, duulrles.
| 5chr Presto, Lud!ngton, lumber.
schr 7. .. Hubbard, White Lake, lumber.
Schr II. Hand, Kewauneo, bark.
| 6phr Albatross, Grand HayOn, bark.
Pror FAvorte, Menomfneo, snudr1eA.
barge 7. ]. Dronaon, nlenonllnee, lumber.
l}arHo Ao1lorn, MenomiAee, lumber.
| large Ellen Williams, hlcnoniuee, lumber.
| srhF ". II. willard, Madison Pier, railroad uea.
schr J. T. Ward Grand Haven, nark.
! Hchr J. O. Harrison, Buffalo, coal.
| Bchr Great West 9oose River, lumber.
| tchr I.ewta nay, Huralo, suit.
@ ss|s A. ,;,'oIn Mo1%ss L49Een aea Timber. xna1
| Isark paraua, Saginaw. lumber.
| 6chr Antarea, Grand Haven, lumber.
, 1874-07-20

chiokerlnR Upright Planog.
Tho boet upright panos in tho city can bo found 1t
Reeds Templa Of Muaic, eornar Dearborn and Van
Durau RsFAotA
, 1874-07-20

Kingsfoxd'a oswego Starch
combines three esBostial qua.esunlfority, purify,
aud strengtt, ,-the great deetlsrata In starch.
, 1874-07-20

DErnoET, Atol., July l8.-PAssEp uP-pEopa Arctic,
Denn Richmond, Ohanucey, HIrlhut and COMFORT,
1Iscket apl barge Nebraska; scrs dangaa, Drlghte,
Hattie Johnson, Clara Parker. :
York sens Ws}soWn dosn 1utsher aaq Boy
, 1874-07-20

NEW YoNK, July 1B.-Nusineas Inactive With conn-
mission houses, and tho 3obblug trade nominal. Tho
market for cotton goos was quiet hut pricea ruled
hand styles In deman, but the supply IL light. Wool
1annols aud h!Ankots ara doing we'll. Nooleus for
nuns wear loss hcttYe. Foreign goods dull.
, 1874-07-20

prrrspunr, july lB.-Cruda weaker; quoted at 8es
At the wols 300 At tho Flyer. Refined 1rhl It l3,5e
for July aud August.
, 1874-07-20

I'LL EGTBqu& Oh 1lato
should uss Tie beat aud most rcnod lustrM prepasa-
ton for the hair" Hforses Lu1nreue." Fur sale by
oil ,lrggtnts At 30 csnta Van aohaaok, Stevenson
1sell Agents, and sold by al drugg4ts.
, 1874-07-20


The stesant new steam excursion yacht st nntss =
Co.'S shlpyard will be lauuchsd Ut 10 o'ooek taday.
s presants l,s Appeasanco on the stouks, aud will
bo crt1abIo addition to our excursion acet.
The Milwaukee Sent.ns! lccls very unhappy be-
the United sate4 revenue gutter Andy Johnaon
lAs bsen rs,nuyed from the port Of milwaukee, to that
of Chicago It bawAi!4 tha 1oss 70 milwaukee, In t4o
following nallners
III tic cspa.aty Of dog IN tho msnger, Chicago Ia
triumphant success For years that city has beon do
voting oonsderahe share OF ita onergtca to tho
etor 10 tho removal Of tho revenue cuttar sta
toned At this port 10 that CITY, Why 1t should desire
no further uto tha qucsuon slan thla Milwaukee Ind
reyauue entter aud 1t had nono lerefoss TILL coa-
dillon of tllny4 must ~ rqyplred. II u quta con-
ootyabIe that II Milwaukhe had the neasles, and Cut
cage had none, tue sa'!c feclng Of ealously would bo
exhibited by tile cty Of h&nkrupts. The only other
that ~ possible for this sp'F on tho lar1 cs
Chicago 10 tho fact That ths Andrew johnnoA aosts
s2o000 $ GO por yssr for supplies. IsEhhls tha
contribution to the bsinesa Of that city necessary
to prsMeEva 1t from nt&ur hanksnptey II So Chicago
IL quite tusatahla IL concentrating her influence to
that aud.
3, ELRRWtIKAE.
II ia sepored that tho prop T. D. Ward, IT,, ID eahoro
!n Grand Traverse llhy.
Tho oxnor of tAs schr II. @. Upper hss again
, 1874-07-20

DOR BALN-OR RENT-THE ST. NICHOLAS
Hetsl. situated IN the City Of Bloomington, III The
huusa + Ii good order and a* alwAys done uo busl
JOINTLY arranged The location y Of thu bo.t n the
Moisaa ii III ~ nGe m{ tR tosnass Il Ae: &
A, Il, LADEN, D1onm1beton i'll.
, 1874-07-20
THE LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

CHICAGO,
SATURDAY 1fvEN1Na. July Is.
10 receipts ef live stock dtrlhg tito wqck l2yo
, 1874-07-20

E'0R HALE-sqp ROxES 1[EsY1HA LEMONS. No.
l. TemDer cuts have been sorpa fu cooiug ropnl
suoo Apxil better cannot hc tnnna Gall aud lur
TOR EALK-ONE HUNDRED tlup> NEW AND
y aecond.h .halA satna, ii HARRIS SAla MAautxstosy.
70 and Is East naullp!rh.se,
y. a.-safss repaired and exchanged.
NOR SA1K-rilRER METAL Ol0AR.FI0URRR.
y A. s9l hauth }tatk.st -
, 1874-07-20

MACHINERY.
TOR sALh-TWO .F1uE unILkHa. TWENTY
Will nIufAHgs foE cuAl or lnnlbns Atb. II. HARHla
Sale AanuApso<x u asd y kAst sn1olpsAt. OAlaako.
"a, Go9p ENo1MG lAT F1I.x nqas 70 So63 a
dosoriptio1,. ], W1NTERln0HAM ) 10, st Charles.
Hama Co.. H.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-23
Post Office.


Harlem Extension way, s.i5 a. M, and 200 p. IN.
Eastern way, 1l.40 n. IN
Troy way, 12.4O p. IN.
Troy, 1910 p. m 2.d0 y. in., ana 9.a0 y. m.
Albany 1910 p. IN, $40 y. M, ana $50 p ]"
Boston, l1.40 a. M, and $50 p. III.
Canadas, LIS p. In.
Northern way, 200 y. m.
Burlington, 800 u. IN. and $50 p. n.
Saratoga way, 2.i0 p. IN.
New York, Gao p. m and 9.s0 p. m.
Connecticut River way, $50 p. N.
woodstock way, (Stage) 100 y. IN,
Nhlttendcn, CTucsd0yS and Saturdays 300 y. ~.
.tockbridgc (stagc), 1900 r. M
MAILS ARRIVE.
Harlem Extension way, l00j p Do.
eastern way, go p. IN.
troy way, i.55 y. m.
Troy, i.4D a. H., il.ij a. m. ana 49, r. m
Albany, li.t5 a. H., 4hh ana a.i0 p. N.
Boston, 40 a. IN. and 2.20 y. m.
Canadas 12.io q. m.
SOrthern way, l.32 g. IN.
Burlington, 1910 and ii.32 a. m.
saratoga way, ll.I5 Il. M.
Now York, II 40 n. IN. and i.55 y. ~.
Connecticut River way, so r. IN.
Woodstock way, (stage) 1l.tc n. m.
thittcndcn, (TuesdaNs and Sa urdaNs) 1879 5.iu.
NtocEOrid"c STACEY, 1890 y. IN.
'-Mais viii be promptly clos VI at the spcci
.j.cd hour: an letters deposited IN the street
upN"5 wit hc collected at SAB and li.00 a. m,
lt.'I l.3i, a.2c ana last collection for all night
uails, 81 g.O1 p. ~. III letters deposited In tic
letter BpS at tn depot will he collected by
uoutr Agents five minutes previous TO the de-
?triure Of each mail train