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MARRIED..

G-MOORE.-on Tuesday, October
Goth, at the residence OF Mr.. John c.
Cooper, Upper Montclair, by Rev. John
Kershaw, PHILIP YOUNG, of Chesapeake
City, and MARIA S. MOORE, of Upper
Montclair.
SUPERINTENDENT Trinity NJ.
E. Parsonage, Chester, Pa, by Rev. S.
w. Kurtz, Nov. 3rd, G. W. SIPPLE. OF
Chester, and susanna ALEXANDER, for
merly of this county, now of Upland, Pa.
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THE PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET
Beef Cattle were dull this week. but the
tone generally was steady. We quote at
5ta7! cents. Receipts, $500 head. Sheep
moderately active at 5a64 cents. Receipts,
10,O00-head Hogs steady at 11.50a$l %
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A New and Selected Stock of Sewing
Wachines can be seen at the Wig build
ing. Drop in every Tuesday and Saturday
and see them. Prices and terms to suit
everybody. JOHN WILKINSON,
Agent.
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DIED.

WILSON.-In Elk Neck, on Tuesday,
October Goth, 1875, JOHN A. WILSON, in
his Goth year.
BROKAW.-At Fair Hill, on the list inst. =,
PHEBE, relict of Major c. CT Brokaw,
in the list year of her age.
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~The MANY gentlemen who def,ed the

BThe many gentlemen who defed the
crack of tho Rings whip and voted for
Reform on Tuesday last, are deserving of
praise. Let them stand firm; tho Ring
may froth and threaten, but it is poweress
to permanently damage any one, as they
ara the merest mendicants-themselves de-
pendants on their success in misleading the
people.
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Child Drowned.-A very sad case. Of
drowning occurred at North East, on
Thursday of last week. Little Silvia Wool
lens, aged two years and seven months,
daughter of John T. Woollens, miller at
that place, fell into the tail race and was
drowned. Mr.. Weollens was engaged in
some work near the mill and the child was
playing near him, when load Of grain
arrived and he proceeded to unload it.
During his absence the child undertook to
walk plank across the race and falling in
was swept out into the river and was drown
ed while no one was near to rescue her.
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A FACT WORTH KKowING.-Are you
suffering with Consumption, Coughs, Sc
we're Colds settled on the breast, or any
disease of the Throat and Lungs? If so,
go to your druggists, II. Fl. MITCHELL Elk
ton; E. b. Frazer, Port Deposit; or DR.. L.
r. Kirk, Rising Sun; and get a bottle of
BosCHEE's GERMAN SYRUP. This medi-
cine has lately been introduced from Ger
many, and is selling on its own merits.
The people are going wild over its success,
and druggists all over our country are writ.
ing us of its wonderful cures among their
customers. If you wish to try its superior
virtue, get Sample Bottle for 10 cents.
Large size bottle rs cents. Three doses
will relieve any case. Try it.
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BALTIMORE HAY AND STRAW MARKET
The market continues dull. Cecil county
Timothy $23@25; Maryland and Pennsyl-
vania $21923; mixed $19@22; Clover SIT
@1S. Straw-$9@10 for wheat; $12@13
for oat, and $17@lS for rye.
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Nervous Debility.-VITAL WEAKNESS OR
DEPRESSION: A weak exhausted feeling,
no energy or courage; the result Of MENTAL
ovER-woRK, INDEscRETIoNs OR ExcEssEs,
or some drain upon tho system, is always
cured by Humphrsys' Homeopathic Specific
No. %. 1t tones up and invigorates the
system, dispels the gloom and dependency,
imparts strength and energy,-stops the
drain and rejuvenates the entire man.
Been used twenty years with perfect sue
cess by thousands. Sold by dealers. Price,
$1.OO per single vial, or $500 per package
of five walls and $500 vial of powder.
Sent by mail on receipt of price. Address,
Humphreys Homeopathic Medicine Com
panv, 562 Broadway, New York.
See large advertisement,
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Doors and Shoes, Hats and Caps, new
and cheap, at MALLoN's.
MaIlOn's So 90 Boots are superior.
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- The young folks say, if live until
l am gray will never use any but MOORE S
Wilmington City Soap"
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New Styles and shades of Dress Goods
at MCCRERY & BOULDEN's.
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New Cassimeres for Men and Boys re,
ceived this week,
at MCCRERY & BoULDEN's.
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MORE of those beautiful "Arctic" Mo
hairs and Alpacas. at MALLoN's.
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Largest and most popular styles and
finest stock of Cassimeres at the
GLASS FRONT.
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IS cent Kerseys
at McCRKRY G. BoULDKN's.

Specialties, just received, in Ties, Bows
and Scarfs, at the GLASS FRONT.
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Look at our Boots and Shoes. Prices
fou. NcCRERy 81 BoULDEH.
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Handmade Boots at the GLASS Front
Look at them.
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Lecture.-Mr. James H. Manley, of Elk
ton, will deliver lecture in the A. U. NJ.
evening next, at o'clock. Mr.. Manley is
represented by persons who have listened
to him, to be very entertaining lecturer.
Admission 10 cents.
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Dress Goods 16, IS, 20 and % cents.
MALLoN'S s.
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We will open, this day, a full line OF
Hats and Caps, latest and best styles
GLASS FRONT.
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1000 More Boots and Shoes-MALLoN's
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SKIN DISEASES.

White, ItchV and Scaly letter of the Scalp-Th,
scalp gets Shy, tender and covered with fine whit,
scales. They form again fast Is removed
Puppies FlsshtCorMs and Bldckhedds.-On the fore
head, cheeks and They eXude whitsh substance
when squeezed affect both
P1urigo intense ing)-Begins the clothing
is removed eruption but that caused by scratching
worse from the waist to the ankles.
ALL SKIN DIEASES Cured by DIR. VAN DYKE
1921 GREEN STREET, Philadelphia Pa.
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YOx Populi:. MALLoN's Cheap Goods
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Buy your Flannels
at MCCRERY & BoULDEN's.
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Buy your Winter Gloves
at MCCRERY & BoULDEN's.
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CATARRII CURED,

Catarrhal stopped up feeling in the head, ncess:n
blowing Of the nose, hawking and splitting droppin.
into the throat and bad breath.
Cured 10y DR. VAN DYKE 1921 Green Street. Philada.
BOOKS ON SKIN DISEASES AND CATARRH, %
Cents. CASES cured by letter and personal interview
Oct g. lSI5-ly
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Land Sale.-D. Bratton, Esq, as agent,
sold few days since, the valuable farm of
Mr.. V. s. Caleb, near Cherry Hill, contain
ing about III acres, to Mr.. Lewis T. Rob-
erts, for $4,000
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LOOK for " MALLoN's" advertisement.
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THE POLICE COMMISSIONERS


garded at the bidding of mercenary ring
Of desperate schemers, to enable them to
continue to rob and plumber the people.
That there will be a reckoning, and speedy
one, we have not particle of doubt.
The people should rise in their might
and demand justice of the courts and the
Legislature, and the exclusion from office
of those functionaries who have obtained
their positions by violence and fraud. That
they have awaited themselves of the aid of
rutfians to reverse the voice of the people
they will not themselves dare to deny. If
they should be allowed to profit by their
villainy, it will be lasting disgrace to the
people of the whole State"
Even the near-s ightedness of the Sun will
not prevent it from seeing that wrong has
been done, and in its usual milk and water
style when dealing with the roughs, talks
about bringing the perpetrators to justice,
when it knows the hands of every officer is
rocking with this crime, from the Mayor
down to the lowest rough that was hired to
do his dirty work. In the Sun Of Thurs
day is published a card from Mr.. Jacob D.
Michael, of the firm of VIM. II. Michael &
Sons, who was one of the judges of cleo.
ton at the first precinct of the fourth ward
in Tuesdays election:
Statement Of Jacob D. N,chael Judge o.
Election, First Precinct of the Fourth Ward
| Since the Mayors election the polls were
| removed to Bank street, near Exeter street
which is near the second and third wards
and a rough neighbolhood. The commits
sion of the Reform clerk was revoked by
order from the Police Commissioners, re-
ceived by me quarter of an hour before
the opening of the polls, and a young man
of whom | knew nothing appointed in his
place. The first clerk was capable and com
petent. The Democratic clerk was also
changed, but do not know the reason fol
either change.
A number of persons were struck at the
polls. But one arrest was made. This
offender was seen at the polls about two
hours afterwards. The coored voters were
inundated by having their hats knocked
, 1875-09-14
THE TRIGGER.
r1N At fYt,.+r

Capt A. II. DoaarduH ar1i7ed in this city yes
tarday for tho hrat time since his return from
England. flo is wonderfully vol satisfied with
llis trip, and speaks OF another AZ probable. In
ronly to I'm paiue's different propositions tho
Captain ~ very Btitf, and mnkeu Lis conclusions
III tho following card:
In reply to afr rAine last manifesto Of Kclfrratae
Wy ssy That soetrt his Challenge fr u,toc.. At
Ha!Anloro, thouRh It considerable lursr1aI tnecn-
vrnisnce tue stake 10 bo put up e2.h Alds to te
s!eV ~ gate noey going To the winner Al Gu a.
aatants that Ar. PAfne means tn carry ont 1rsr Ils
own pro9Falnme. also anstst that te shall nut III
xl,o . Of hta money within = week fru1n this pull
lifasion In tho Snsrs a. The Tfrafs uiee. Th1s viii
tuafle me to make my other business engagements In
s'asa sn,sigAta9 Of " match, my there + 10 b.
may ge: match by challenges for tho 1oxill.rl isatsKa
now held by mn lio may come and haett Il he cal.
Mr Paine Is very Fnsdy to stylp himself rst clata
s,los, sad b5 way os giving HIN chance show his
AKIN Or Hant Of it. tska the following proposition
~ eeeet ~ men from. tho st.te VI Illinois whom,
viii match aEanat PAno to shoot at Chlago 1t 81 or
l pigeons, Prairie Club Rules, An will rut s5oD el
each match; ur viii shoot against any nvs u3rn Mr.
1nsno may aeicct undaR any ruttx ha lasy nAne and
1t say paee. sntt Will Ryo him $lu0 10 show then, up
e&eh matah 70 b for $s00- AnAM II. nhHAHnrs,
Champion Wing Shot Of tbs Wu1ll
, 1875-09-14
SPORTING NEWS.
Tho st. Louis Brown. BeaAe.1 by
the Iinrtiords, s to o.
Rogardus at Homo. Something, Aor
Paino to Consider.
BASEBALL.
THE HAn1fuai,. AID nrow.H,

TFE HAn1fuhn. AID n1tow.H,
Srfetot Dfspdteh to 7ks Chiea7o TyfbuHA
Fl. LOUIS, sept. 13.-.7le announcement that
thu Harttords and Droans Hnuld hare another
TIT to-day drew mi1ei crowd Of probably l,;tEs
" t3fhnl Arenno PAX. l'carce toat tho tos,
aud elsorsfy after = O'Clock tho l,rown. wero pent
10 tho Plato. Bond eent Ia u tarrible delivery,
with all tlo psraboic eutyo, AMI thr Brorna had
no soft thing hitting, Notwithstanding tho cnil
for I4Kh hals. When lbo i,tovns did get In q
safe hit thu rn!eniid folding II tho visitors geu~
crntlfy couh.otscseI snY ef1o1ta Of Brown
same may TO mid o, tho Marfords,
'bf fergnsnn'a taam enid knock Hradey's bnlH
oat.tde bt tho d,AulotsJ. aud vheu tLny tlld, Bome
weak STRIKER would retire tho nine befoso run
could 10 M4do. Guthbert 10 Til In LIN hating.
1be oi'fy umo ho gained Ia @ In yeBtertlay's
ra1no WAS Oh . llot liner to Calsy, who LA.l
prity Of tim to hare got him os tt ;,feior. ri
to kllt Dehmah's run ut tho husno rlate. Tike
Was very weRh At tho hat. no. getting III yncIe
HAfe hIt, but at second lie TIa.e we'll, Wa,r
plnIcd we'll A. right field, Anl TON Miller bahinl
the hat, played without MI crrus. sui Acr,,reI
tTo base hits. lilo rret Of the Browus did n,
play up to their usual stsntnfd. Tho rjp,tura
did not do quite ao well at tho lat NJ tho homo
nsne, Int then their fielding wa~ n1uc]l bct.er.
and tho poor ffay Of their opponents saye them
tl'roo runs Ferguson played finely at tlc Lat,
lie made tno safe atrikes and by careful t,aec-
running, made \ tally IN the iuiiug. At third
h1se he lot nothing pnss. 1t waH u yctv rough
day for tic st. Louis club. Tho following is
, 1875-09-14
5fH9F n HdFsN-TFt1 hGufA,
LMpirs.- M ohacl Wslh!1, af I4oufasllIs,
AQUATIC

F4nnAouT noAT-CLuB.
The regnlnr meeting for Ecp.t mber OF tho Far
ragut Eoat Club wan held last evening At tho Pal-
mer llouse, TisA good attendance. and r. II.
Staples Ia tho chair.
As shis was tho 1rat meeting iI Two mouths
thcro was considerable business somo Of i1n-
portanco-to bo transactcl. Mnutes Of
last lneetirg wcro read. dues ~oro col
looted, and Mr. Fl. r. Darlington vas
elected an active member OF HE club. Among
osler business was tho. apl ointiIg Of Com.ni-
leo. consisting OF MurlAOnt hhiaaeF1l Palmer,
aud heyes. to arrange mattoss Of social su,use-
1nant for tho coming wiuter, and 10 suggest
plans bs rhich money can be raised to conhtf,let
. boat.honse to replace That destroyed by tho
barge Il. O. Uliphaus which will 10 repaired ut
at An ear!y date.
Tho old Committed o., Music uss discharged,
nnd now one apEoiute.L
This Secretary. Ms. Porter announced tue re-
ccipt OF q set Of colorB, Union Jack and Cluu
colo1s, very handsomc from, ,1r. i. G. UIipl.nn,,
Tor whom tho aforementioned harso was
Famed ; he also displayed eet Of colors. flag
with streanner ottachcd, donated by hr. j. E.
Jenkins. The coora ara beautifully made 0,
der, aud on tho flag IL tho monogram Of tue
club 10th gentlemen wore awAtIe1 yotcH uf
thanks Tor munslcence and good tasto.
After various efnh!ler matters OF bnsluoas had
been discussed (nmong othor thngH tliat good
attendance at tie boat-houte this evening, to
help nlnyo tia diBahled OIirhant. would bu
dealhbla}. the meotlng adjourned.
TIE pItESIx ntAT-cLUp-
Bpertai, but sli1nly Rttculed and aecminE-
~ un!Mpurlant, me 1ting of tho phtrni1 Uoat-
Club waa hell Inst evening In Portland Block.
Tho attcndaucD WaB email, and Tho topo Of
discussion "aa tue time. manner, aud means OF
replacing or Improving upon tho barge almost
destroyed by the btorin OF last Heek, which loaa
81 Wi t1I1 nv r{a$rr Il
, 1875-09-14


Mr. NIco, Of Massachusetts, candidate for Gov
arnor presided over the 1lepnblican Convention
of 1861, aud made ringing speech in favor Of
renomtnatins Abraham Lincoln. DR.. Loring on
tho other hand, WAS actively engaged in tho Nc
eleilan campaign.
Tho Louisville Catholic Adrocate joyfn1ly con-
hr1ns the statement that the School Trustees OF
East st. Louis have granted 10 tho Catholic
pasoohtl aotooi ita pro rata sharo of the sohool-
fluid. Father O HsltorAn explains the secret Of
this iibo1a(ty to 10 that majority Of the poEu-
iatioa Ia Catholic, and they eloct Catholic Direct
W.
a1r. 8. 3. Ekns wrote letter from Holland
accepting tue Republican nomination for re-oloc-
lion a Delegate to Congress from Now Mexico,
Ind saying that he ts now in Amsterdam audeay.
oting to interest capitalists In tho project Of
building = railroad from the terminus OF some
ons Of those In Colorado to CimRrrou In Nov
Me1ico.
Tho st. Paul Dapatch has M hesitation in aay-
ing that Doriah Magoflin, of Kentucky, will be
the Democratic candidate for tho Hicc.prcsi-
dancy ne1s year. Theso suggestions" con.
tinues the Dispatch, "sro but the shadows OF
thst groat contest now pending which ia to de-
eide tho destiny Of ffea government On tho
american continent"
An ox,ConfedelA.4 oends to tho 81. Louis
Journal and iudoraea an editorial Artio!e which
appeared IN the Carrollton journal concerning
Tho Jet Davis ,mbroglio. The editorial takca
the ground that tho DomoorAtio party cannot
afford to booomc the apocial champion Of LII,
Jefferson Davis, though 1t may constuue to sy1n-
pttlizo with tho people OF tho South. Many
s1.Copfederatas arc known to hold these yiows.
Gen Butler remains firm in his intention to
take no part In tho pending political campaign
In Massschuaetts He cannot sympathize with
, 1875-09-14

10 Wsa atsndsug 1t Rtreet frutt-stail that was
against Il gamin lifted up hls vo,co and wept
sore. Aud wherefore lamenteat thou. nv aon.
tle laa2 iisA fortune frounsd On thea Fsr.
ohsnoe = tlinty-heattsd parent lhwAsta ths Young
want Z" Aud Tho u.ci4in sstiod bis plsint Tor ran an
instant svsu ~ the BhuWsr-bsspsnt danaeIlon
!ooks up to the sun With = tear In Its sys. Thou
gssf again sEappls4 hun aanidships. aud stsug-
Eltax VI As Not, h. shouted. ''l'ys got lis
bellsr-eche-tAAts HhAt xant,"
, 1875-09-14

GAME IN PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Hept 13.-In the ct!clst
match to-day. frat inning, tie Americans n,l,.o
III. and tho Canadians A. The game Mill 10
resumed tomorrow,
, 1875-09-14

openn tomorrow at p. nj. Jupttcs 1!rsezo ar
Tivo'f II day. Tin ot!iete arc o1pectHd to.mor-
row mo1ulug.
, 1875-09-14
Northern Central RAILWAY C0nDalV,

PHlLApKLralA, In., Sept. II, la76,
AeAled proposals. will be rpceissl b. tho unders}sppd
nnth FRIDAY. Uek lh7a. fur furnishing Ill tic lAbtr
aua naturias required for tic crxtiun OF
Grall-Ee7atQr al Canton, near Baltimore,
With tho necessary machinery for working lilo sa,ns
fMns amt specifications he SEEN Ut otlcv Of
@Ienn.s @ s!saAlA II. H. Co., No. ~ South Fonrthst,,
IhilAdGlphia- Wal. II. Hi0WN
Rngtufer Mxintenanco of WY
, 1875-09-14
EDUCATIONAL,


~ fhr Lntf's'ty IT Cairsgo, ahd the Nnrth .eescrn
i1tr1*t:. ti,'s1 s srrld year viii III at,iJt,,tt
~ h!ar'i atsl'. hen.tnr, TzutnLuI nls Dootie.
'iSr u 90 an1 tr,!t. Dtnslow and Meyars taught
~ hfrra daily, at = 1aw5ers lectutet In this Cul.
.s,'- T~.:, r. .ts r1urte t,y Dr. tavis hp Ne1l-
-. 81 t1r:ti Tndenc.. TIT 1ioh H. H. iInrG Koviser of
~ '.,tt' Is .licl ia the Faculty for tho cu,uinR
3'"s. ls"H+'s Ee;t Il. Trims siD per year OF MUS
"; u'.a i;,,:ls t.. tilu J5n. For c,taioRuta
iii; ri; "a ~ Il. nESstO;g, Secretary, ~ Trbuuo
41K;xASIINE1 -; GoLI.TGEs.
, Ae fisht.'. u Ir:t.e, IT," n.e \ Inoi cu,i lis
'ran 7s"!tf i:' ie Coil. xs viii rtot en II .Juea
IT. tr'fnrati"n of Taylor Hat, viii, n.nv tnn,o.n
fsit aad r": st 74ttry atui fty; INK
re "a !, 'n'hrd tcfnsr M H. II ei,f III a, ,n,,eh
tu tac a1rru.aE's Ut tLt fLa..,,.;,,. ' A0f in4so
fHg alfnissloa ai,'yto
NEf. JAMES 1F K0YFS, IN
,.,.... Ha"ils. t'n.. -, Ia .ue Nfa
Ettal1c'c. ran te h.d At J~na"!I. MsC,.,. !, -.
nltehtu ;!ash&was'. 15s atatvst., and al ius Mer
ST. JOHNS SCHOOL
Boarding md D.y S i.npl for rpun: 1a,t,c, and
Gll,aItn q @ h.v. JIlINnt'HE IRVING. i.lD, i.ctnr
~ west l!Hrly-strusld ~, Ssw iarx. Dr. Iryiuas
spesia ela.s for The study NJ the Fcllrl Language
and Literature - Illustrating ard Illustrated by lii.
Ia November. la fAsR fur tl!e h!.orca aud cr1tir.i
study 1t The Fine Arts viii ltE:b i. thr Eame time
The Fall Term begins m Wednesday. Eept. H. ISIS.
lof Circulars and Information apply ~ aur'ye.
, 1875-09-14

spseta7 Uapaseh e Tia Ih,*aoo 1fibuax,
OTTAWA, Ill. sept. t3.-lhe 6Qpkalay Cos1t
, 1875-09-14

VESSEL NEWS FROM PORT HURON.
3psefai DfsraItA 10 7hs GAfea4n Tribune.
roRr HuaoN, nflch., Sept. l3.-pAssEn DoWa-ptopa
1onta,a Vanderbilt M. ?, El1uirs and bargca, Ertr-
frtsn City aud bsrgof, Blrckhead and ta1sea, Lay
tit3 aud bnrges. Pittsburgh aul barKes. 0routes aud
earges; schr Dello Mcphoe.
Ur-rrcps Colorado, As!zona. Lake Es!c, Alma.
Munro, Teeun,sel, Isaac May; tarBo Concord, anu
tc,s uoogsa O. Houghton, Lille Paraons h1ary Eizn-
beth, George Washington, Superior, Monticello, J.
bsgles, Hattie Wells.
H1nD-Northeass, light; weather nne.
trsefas D!srafeh Ia Ths Chiea9o Tribune.
po1r Hcnos. Mch., Hept. t3-10 p. m.-DowN-
Props Annie L. craig Nowburg st. Louis. As!a, st.
Paul, Bradbury and bsrRes, New York sud bargcs;
schra II. N. TAlu,sn, 6ealird 3. f. Gale, Restless.
HP--props Oneida, Commodore, CITY Of Concord,
CITY Of Duluth, M.sta, Ynseuo aud conBort, George
Ring snd barss; tcts & y Hazard. H. A. Richmond,
Capt, Frederick Merftman,, Of the Coast Wreckiug
Company left this evening for Chicago to arrange fur
rtscHing the schooner John Dunn.
Tho tug TIaslow I. working At barge z. 8. Gould,
fayosabls weather will he succos4tu In releasing her,
, 1875-09-14

The PARTICULARS Of tbs snting Of tile rrnp hendntA
and tue account Of Tho sos survivor from the Equinox
wifi 10 found Tho lumber market Ia still
crowded. With crafa... Nothing has yot been hard
from tho Ing Wood, which has Ronc t' re*c'ie
thu schr D. O. Norris, .shoro aoar Point
Ssublo, .Thp tug Atert ran into tho Hehr
AdrI.Io during = denfo tog yeseEday rnor'-
3pR near Wells street bridge. Tha achconera
storm w,s eompsssy Knocked In. Ths dan'ase
amounted 10 htout too.. Tho schF MAJ N. II. Furry,
Iytn ashore 1t the foot OF superior street dasug ts
iug Trotuelfon aud towcd ui, the river. Hfe bud
alcanpunap on boari Of her, which aspt nor aaGst:
ne,, llr Bundy hall another os lii roYlya! meet
ings IL thu ns,,betdoeks ye.sertay. This lima tbs
1tmss rrnrttr touk no part th H. and 10 pockets wrre
MIXED. .fr. Haslcn1 atacs that tile Clayton D. lie
was IN tbs tofn au haa not goAs 70 iIun alo for
repaira. Hhe has &uus sitter q load u lumber.
, 1875-09-14

FUR TsMuulHt n. f. ELE6TIQN,
PoREsAouru, N. H.. Bspe. l9.-TAs Demo-
efats elected thels Mayor to-day BY 100 majority,
aud ai1 Of tho tan Aldermen.
poa1ynouTH, N. H., Sept. 1910 D. m,-f3ood,
rteh's pemocraD 1na}ortty for Mayor !s g2Us =
gain Of at oyeI iAet year. sew
, 1875-09-14
LAKE ERIE
EHTE.

Rrsefnl Dtsnaeh u Ths Chfea9o Tribune.
Ears, Pa, Eept. l3.-Arrlsals from Chicago, atmr
jaraa departures for ch'lhagu, sclr @. II. Durlun.
Rece,te 0W bit wheat, l725 btls 1uur shipments.
ala ious coal. Froghts unchanged. NJ charters IL
, 1875-09-14

0E7 80 PER QUARTER No extras. Media
pO sAsadtmy fnr noy.. T. tnilrs from PtliIaIei.
1lta. 10 In.trltctiss. s. 9, 6lIoTLIpoE tsIaryaFl
A. Nj, 3trs!la, Pa
, 1875-09-14

H0CkER FEMALE COLLEGE, LEXINGTON,
IL Ey. Faculty ah'". Ext.uriss grounds Excel
lent buildings IT., by feet, four ttosies, containing
1es apars1u nts-n!:e recitation ornamental, 1ay aui
bath Ioon.s; war,uod by atoan snd lighted with eas.
Only two Young lnle* nccury > rnoln. Cost Of I'M
protemenss over fitDoD Fal term commences Sept
II, 1878. For catalogues nllrcss J. H. IIpkEu Prop
, 1875-09-14

Mrs SYINASt;H HIInS
N1 EH6LLsr. fREsCH, aud GERMAN EoARD1Hn aud
DAY scnooL, 5'r iaanf 141dtts At,f Children, Nos,
and Eakt Fifty thtsd-Et. Central Party. The Twelfth
School Year will lreu scIt 70, 1873 Kindergarten
Will be opened Nct5 lris will -nort nr claesica.
sink. Now Jerfay.