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, 1875-08-05

Connecticut pspors devote considerable space
to the earthquake shock which MAS fott ill por-
tlnnH OF that btate about / o'clock Wednesday
morning. July ~. Tho Hartford CourGnt sAyd
that 1t waa felt In yarouh parts OF that city mud
by humorous individuals, mhny OF whom. were
aroused from their slumbers by 1t, though at tho
time 1t IL doubtful II many supposed lint tho
real cause WAa disturbance underground.
Early IN tue forenoon reports wore rucels I'd
from other parts Of tho 6taiu, c!l.ohy
from towns west VI Hartford, As far as Canaan,
Showing TINT Al earthquake hed taken place, tht
etloct upon buildings aid contents in uas,y cases
belng III decisive W u leave tho matter ln no
doubt whatever. Ono goutlomnn iu Hartford,
waA the most Bssoro tlIst La had over felt.
though how many he hae felt we aso not told.
a lsus who cauo to Hartford from Wlnsted said
that sho felt tho shock and did not know What IL
raH. bho was as t}rst greatly frightened.
The Hartford F0st Aas kilograms Klyllg more
details, from which It appears that Ut Cuii,ubyla
the shaking laatsd about Atteeu seconds. Win
doWa WeI0 shaken, disbsa and Tampa ratified, and
many people sPTanE from theif b1da in terror.
There Was low. 4umblng noise. wlth consular
able vibration, such ~ MIght result from tho
explosion Of heavy blaat near By. At Winsted
tue sound approached from the North n
little before O'Clock, with q ruMbl,n3.
gradually increasing noise, and tutrea.inK
IN reYeEse nannor 10 the houlh. 1t Wa4 ~
loud A. sn oE1luary clap OF thunder, aud its
fuEca WAS sufficient 10 shaxe windows. shnt anu
oPon doors, mora looHe artolcs and copsido ably
alasa, many peop!e. At Now Hartford lie nlltck
was accompanied BY rntnbligH notso ~ Of 4
hsasy Wagon proceeding uyuF = rocky ro&awxy.
Window tAitled and houses wasa atlskep 70 A.
10 a1Aken tla occupants. LII one house num-
, 1875-08-05
TRUSTEES SALE,


Whereas, havo received certificate Of tha Chief
Engineer Of the Ht. Ial!s, |4nd4Hs l. TetIs 1i2ute
hItlEu1 Company that ltalih llaInb + Co. aud tho
cl1caRo Fntlucaa Railroad Company Lave failed tn
gr4do and trIRu limo Of Railroad from Shunlway, iu
EAnghan County, III lhu State Ut Illinois, tha City
day Of March. A.. D. l,7,, aud hut said ns Of road il
not graded an.l trtiged 1t tue present time anl
whereas sad Ialph ituintA Co., by written ngrte-
u,tnt Ut date tbs 17th day Of May, A. y. l,7s, did
nKEee fefoTe tho dsss day of March. 4. H. 1877
tU grade aud bridge tho said Hnu Ut road from Bhun-
day of June, 4. D. Lbs, 10 TIC aud trou and operate
the ssn.t; and whereas, ssd !7th day Of May 1874
said HaIh thumb Co. del1sttel with tue under.
sRne, Trtlsa hfst mortgage honda Ut the Qhic4-
20 Ps1ucah lat!fuAd Company, numbered twenty.
six hundred to twentyseyen hundred and fosty-u,ns
tncl.se, each for one thousand do!aru. aud it tho
salue t!ale stipulated and axreo u Writing that II
they failed grade sud hr!l9r sAid Hue of 1oad from
bhlnway TO Ethngh4m - aforrsad, or hcfors tlsc
ursi day Ut NaFch 1k7s OF which fAiiuss the certn-
ratv Of tho Chief Engineer Of the lit. Louis Yanda!A
Trsrs 1aaute lta!lFoad Company shauld be ty!dalcu
tlat ~ such Trnsto. u tito request Of tho Sulcr
s.ns OF The TOXIN Of Douglas. in Sa,d Etanglisn
same for such prices said boud. might hriuy whru
ia,rly offered UPON tue markets.. And whereas Lave
4alll hu.lls lnt s4ls,
N.Iw. therefore, notice IL hereby gIven that Al
lhouy Iho5noa. by virtue q shs rlsni.e' *nn @ tlo 5
tho FIFTH DAY or AUGUST, H.. p.'lB7s. y the eity
II EhiAstIam, tu tAs County Of ElluXlsl1'. ~ shs
titate Of Iuols, 1t The suuh Ioat o tue cduf-oueo.
II. said city, uhet s4ia bUnds Ut Il'o taio ~ aae
highest bidder for cash. or 10 i'auf q" taon ~ Tl "
sufficient ~ CONSTRUCT liz. aMt 'f'a W. no ~ 'oao
ANTHONY THORNTON, Trustee.
July l8 i675
, 1875-08-05

MANHATTAN, Kan.-R. Y. Fierce BH6alo, a.
Y.--DEAa Sin your Fayorito Prescription haa
done my wife world OF good. Size haa taken
nearly two bottles. and haa tolt better tho pnst
two wot1s than At any time In tho past two
years. No moro periodical paiua, nono Of that
aching buck or dragging sensation in her stot-
ach she has boon accustomed to for several
ycarB have 80 much confidence In It that
wonld 10 perfectly willing to warrant 10 cestain
customers Of ours who would DO glad to get
hold Of roltef At any expense. have tried many
patent medicnea. but mover had any occasion to
e1to! ono before. Worry truly yours.
GEonoE j. Wnrr1Na.
Mrs. Z. Il. DAILY, Metropolis, ILL.,, writes:
"Ur. II. Y Pierce: III slntes ID uslug the Ia
vostte Prescription with great benefit"
Mary Ann Ftisblo, Lehman, rA., writes;
"Or. X. 7. Pierce: What l have taken Of
yonr medicine hhs bsso OF more benefit to mo
thnu all othera and hundreds Of doctors bills"
Or. plercos FasorIte Prescription is sold by
dealers In modic,nes genesally.
, 1875-08-05

bor nt pich!o Jars on q shelf worn brokon.
EHtchnr VIM waH n'lt ~ ll's yard at
lilo time NJ The cArtlIIuake describes
tho nnise ~ rcsetebnR q naayy blast or
largo vail falling. At tanaan tho vibration of
tho eattt, aeen,nd continuous rather than in dir
tIuct nhocks No property was injured, but many
Icnpln wcFs awakened nv tho jarfing II tim
houses, and the Iattng nj wtnt'nwA aud rruch.
cry At Lltrhfeld Tho sbpcx canlo A. 4:0Y. At
first lpw r'smhling eounl was heard, which was
hccutnpanird witl, y lleasy reInur running
ehclve.. the witldown slonk, and many houses
x"hyctl ~ II hho,t to fall. Nany persons we're
avssonfd frost nonnd sleep, and great alarm wss
felt. Dne family MAS 80 frightened that they
sed frotn tho hen-n in nlafnl. Tho shock was
al4o felt tn Waterbury. sIotr.s, Haudaf1el'l.
Mara., Winchester Centre. Wu1cu,villo, mud ovsr
an area nf ees orsl hundred Square miles in tho
narshwottc1n pa,t Of tho State, which IL
mountainous dtrttct. Persons In Eimnbnry re-
,oft nothing of tfe kind, and II Is probable no
shocks Hcra felt 10 far to tho eastward.
, 1875-08-05


FUTt vapHs {iad} Sentinel,
In tho Senttre4 Of yesterday, mention was
mIe OF q difficult aud painful Surgical opefA-
tioa performed upon tho person OF Mis-. frank
CasWe!l, at rho llama uouao, on Tuesday. Tho
ton. ~~s'F
sIfs. Cssvel, the afflicted lady, who Is SO woll
Lopbied With sJmtotns OF curvature Of tho sp.uo
hlnco aho was II yeAra Of ago. Recently thc@4
eJmpsoms have become marked, until lhey OF ~
81 tho alarm Of Mr. ChsWal, who seht to Dostv.
1of ". llcharda0D, al eminent Surgeon Of that
CITY, TO como to Fort Wayne and exam.no tho
caae. The doctor arrived ho1e last week aud,
opo,n examinatlon. slated thss, unless a euro
s. souta oe erected, either ratalyais or insanity
under thoso circumstances it Was teotdau to
aaYo ~ operation performed. Tho patiept was
pfapAea by proper applications Of nod,oino for
tae ordeal, aud Oh Saturday afternoon The nneraz
Yen "es accomplished by Drs. Nichardson and
uu!s o. thls city. Just prior to this. ouppIpR
ga eeen fosofted to, and large ausut,ty Of
nlooo taken from the sptue. The operation cou.
ss.oa o. ICE burning os ak holes iu the s],iual
Turing boln9 ~ ozcruolAslug and seonlz,ng m
could DO. ChlorofoEm wss not Adminiaterej
Internally, through fear tilRt locktaw Ynioht
ensue, but was appl!ed externally for tha ssina
hardly sulhCle1t. however, to diuiuish anpre.
olahly tile intcnsa anBu!ah. -re@ef
Thu patient had to be hold tightly while tbo
heated lrons wore forced into tue qaiyorlug ljesh
~ could Aavo been anticipated, although spfYaI.
Ing. "a might bo expected, aotlewhst from nav,
onH s7rosttntton. Dr.. Richardson rcmhina can-
Htantly with leE. al it Will Is1utfe 4 nor.nd ~
aen days tTonl Tuesday last to determine whotI.
Il OK not peffoct cure LAS beeu effected.
, 1875-08-05

A curious incident Ia related by tho Newport
IL. j. Postmaster. x fsw days nRo letter at-
rived there directed to gentleman who nwns q
l3ck-bo1. Upon looking at it. without opening
It, tho gentleman ea;l tint It did not belong 10
linn. aud It was advertised. By aotna mca.ls,
however, tie LITTER MAS again placid in hs bpx ;
thus time tho ownar opeuad The envelope, aud
ness Of child who bore tho sau.c namc aH Que
Of his children who had died some yeafa ago.
aud the naulo OF tie writor 1aB Tho samo a. that
Of hts Grbt wlts, who had also departed this life
soule umo aRo. In other particulars the latter
would hare bo8u Just NhRt tho Grst gonttoman
might have received years ago. The letter haa
siuce been delivered to the rightful owner.
, 1875-08-05

AxANx1As
MASTERS SALE.
Under Deere Of Foreclosure in the matter of
the Rockford, Ilcek Island & St. Louis Knil.
road Company.
ss' ffI Z. e gssa
ran.a s'f '3 ss Hsn:
.aS cs%p: P T. o ::sa I'd
aseree ct ID. ..ld cour. .nsrsd Ia
Fl Ff s"y s'; n s Il h n q. lsa:s; S j 4 e. e
s
:sata s s y, e IA &
sf II aas M i s @
If nS M I. S 4 a S5a aesa, o' sud
!a s sst59 I a:s ,ssa s a. Es;s:a at
ians WITH ~ t:snches md ts.st. t. h e".l;naes
~ s;s H. ss
ht. hss =. a s
Snsdhou,:s eaai hou.c., aidtnx I'd ali e.f
::: :;S +: ':s
pSs slosa s :s k I'D % ,. III.
ss ss I'd sss;ss1s t.: IL '
~ # e 9 q T. ~ M The tsd aso.a o.
=; 4 {: so,l ains:s q it. Saaipneas ~ n
bsnctta IN nnd tu all tsase-. coatract8, ant!
agreements made with any parties owning anT cnAt
lasdA, Or mtneal ans. OF rafad railroads. with
any other raFtte1 f any athcr together Hif all
hnt tfnRnlAr ths lAns, tenensns. And appurrnauroa
thnreuntn belonging, and tho rc.GEsans. rn1uandcs
tails tneoMos. Esn's issues and prnfs thsreuf: and
al'o al tbs estates xh fttlss, and whatso
tnfd. Rock leland / 81. Louis Ha!lroad CampaoJ
III ss ss'o III ,;sis Il 8 ss IT,
nd ~ ohsr pruPes.y. RI aad peE.Sn. hs,1sas =.
;;:s$p:s: "a M e":s ,ns;;a!. Mii5ssa !
do is,ssss,aa u Wil i'm L. Perry eesser; nd s!
other property rghts fraach!ses ln thn1s which thal
barr esn aequlttd bJ purchase othcwso by tho said
Receiver during Tho ency Of this sutt tur In con-
nctun With aai railroads. and shAl! bo At thu tno nf
tho .alc thprcby ae0rood IN his possession, or
II which hs lnAy then b. anttrts taRuthcr
- QUO property and not ID separate p!rces.
y tho torna Of sAtd docrro hundred thnusand dnlfas
Of tho su hid q such sao IL 10 10 paid b. Tho Eurcs,rr
In cash ai the time Of saa. and 1r thu balance G thu
1aiu hid bJ the purchaser At sad asu thu astrr h
thoEed TO sccoiss frn auch purchaser In ru Of cah
sny et the outst.ndins and unr4a tnoas = eGu,nn.
o. uctDeer r ls. rsenoned n SAID errs Of eetsiA-
an,. It such Percentage - hald Court shall direct It
Fur particular description Of tbs said property
~ ''>1 ~ ' EESTY v. Mts1lop,
MAstos IL Chanenry at tho lrcuit Court n thu rntsd
States fur fhn Nprthern D!ttyict OF Illinois.
Dated .Jli1Y IR. A, u. I373.
, 1875-08-05


-. This led to tho sabject Ut the Beoeher
scandal. when The old fslloW in great surprise
tsktd nhst that waa. The unfortunate geutIs-
naa thus put bis fooa into tsd box, aud
stosy. At last accounts he knd the natiye were
y corner Of ths BtoLa, Ihe native swallowing
tto suecu!ent narrative With eager avldlly. whils
:Ae usrfator was fart losing vitality. and was
:edneed to us4ly the condition .! juror at tho
;a1e Disagreement. l1e hss brought the story up
% the sis Of the printed edition Of the ,risf ~
2ott, however, and hs " going to lonl thas 10
kAa eouullJnah
, 1875-08-05

10 he EItor n The Ehtta7o TrfhnHe:
CIE1oAno. Aug. ~ beg leave to inquire through
your columns lnw much longer Tho tax-Iayers Of Cht-
caRo Will bear with Tie dsgracefu procsedngs Of the
scaAwags Who govern the rity. Tho tiHzens will Ee-
member with what flourish Of srumeta this ao.callcd
Peoples party camo into power two searago The writer
who did fully sgroo With all thc ideas u tbs former
Administration, supported the party Until pattrte
ceased to 10 srsGc. YOU viii remember tits party.
Hottu was retrenchmant and economy: but, behull
what wo have Eot,-a creation IF nEw o:trrs every
day almcst. ail.l n raise In oil ot1icess' raases
Htattsllca will slow M incfehsa Of expenditures u
shousanls of dollars. to ray nothing II thu tRraccu
manner In which our Incc Department Ia managed
Thieves, pimIM, and btaekesH not oniy It. but
their Influence governs thu city. The last. great
erown'ng hn'nh,'g IL tho creation Of " cty
MnrTha! witl,nnt hny rawcF, ~ to hiFsk. No
doubt MV. Dunlap wuul4 In thu right f'an
In shc right plsve II o hal tho power hut caf my
reasonable person alluw where o has ANY ro~cE e1-
crlt At .h discretion OF tho sterutcntent and his
Der,'y7 It II perfect farce; only iuts 20 more
u1,0n s tax payers. In 1t not tims thIt the reoEH
shontd change thoro bummor Aldermen, majority Of
TAx-VAyEn.
, 1875-08-05

eLnance he will exert his power In thu Fennra! Of 81!
WIN 0bstrnCt TIM rcffnrInnurn of MY duty enter
III" ,osnlpn with Lecf III his support. II d. mol
yet 1t can easily hteptnt.
A.-tsn you iclt inH afo
Y'un rurERE POLICY -..-
Nj. n--tt htf c"nete llttls aaFly ~ esf fnHoi a
about That nj rrnRsRt. have never given thh Po1's
htainrsa any attention mill nov. Yee M nan -
walk through arrfta will fIIow nacI lne h'ten
HGto f1HDr0us b1rcatiDn Of tbs lawe. II tun'su"n
With Dthcra whilh havs not studied tic fnHtlef
shall now. am familiar with gooa many 9 ~ .ne
tain things ~ SEQ they ara rG1nlsra
it cannot ind nne &e. Of VIM vii ~ tho rt1
Of tlevea And h1nkn man. will hhd shoihef; ohe
prrstns forcc ioutt contain snou .hnefal. NY
iAey faI] IN execute my orsrs faithfully and thor.
uag,ly will Akvo them reTlaced ~ men %ho rilL
TMeyr VIII 10 = good many RETURNS nrtte1, which
will nnEaest thenIselYsa 10 mo 4IIef uRHo eutcEto
uton t.a tiustts Of tin rlac1.
n-Do you intend II give Tho place largo 'ha'e Of
Mr. D.-Ycs. r'r. d.. After swo or shsca weeks
shall lsvoto myself ~ IL almost wIlny.
TEIH DEtEHATl0S.
n-1t has h~en inferred that you will delegaes most
Of tho luties 10 sir. Rehm.
Ms, U.-Thst II y mistake. know that lAa been
pe.e con.o and will give my rerspnal attention to
hs place. Thero afc no tnlilaca III # ~ far ~ an
concerned. never haid : word 10 Aldermen Alnut
lilo p1are In my life. rhalt have nnthtnR to fear
from any one' d'ce.!on, &nd vii! perform tbs work to
thu 1rft If my nh.llty.
H.-yon l,asn alt.sAy qualified. I believer ~
Mr.. U.-Ynt. This of'lce Hoca Into effect tomorrow.
hhnil 90 nown 1t % n'clo'k IL take r,ssessian.
N,-Du 5ou sprrthei,d any trouble from Mr. sler-
idanf .....
Air. Dot no. II hot+nt mnko any difference
that VIII tErr he turns tho records Or mt.
tatt FRI Ah A!att+ anil they Will he autlt rtleaa
last years. almanac. hal1 gu tn tH bnar With tho
Crm1tr"lIcs, huveyer, and ,nake \ dcuiaud fur tho
property.
, 1875-08-05
EDUCATIONAL.

IRZA-oINI CoLsIE&D.
The HchnoI NJ itt"tr tlr s~'~aii.9 hlrr, aui ,ln
0rttun'1r H hoa Vi NIchs Coiit w Tertep tdn,s
day, Etr.. Is.
The rcstorstton o! Taylor 11aI1, with many ,m,.oYe-
mentf. anil lev 1.sb"raitry anf GyHshA,iun wht h
arr ~ be fnshrd before III" term nfeus viii A inuri,
to thc Advantages of TIM iHst1tMlion.
Fur admission nrI1yt
1iEp. JAMES DE KOyEN, .. D.,
1iatfne Folrgr, Racine. MIS-.
catstoRrea ran te had It Ians'n. Mrf,Iurg 4 CO..,
Mitrhrli Hathaway, f53 Et4teht. md 1t lie Mer-
ehantA National Bank.
, 1875-08-05
PARK INSTITUTE,
rs and ~ Asllland-av.

E1SDE1GAnTES iu connection wth the Institute,
Will be iii charge 1T Mrs. +. u. HOWARD aud lrco
experienced assistants. Tcrm beptnA H"rt u.
, 1875-08-05

ELMHunsT BOARDING. AND DAY HCHo0L,
d, 1t Ehurss, IL r,!;e. from ca,saso or ihe us!ya
Division Ut thu n. v. Il. It. Lr:atr1p Le.itly aul
i+autifuI. Grounds II In extent. Te4clpts
ni al:u experienced. Native tca.heta ns cEmau anal
ir,:,el. Mrs. H. y. CUTTER, iate liea A.,is.ant NJ
Wilmington School, cLcsgu, PRINCIPAL. 6end for CIR
rIl3r
, 1875-08-05
HOTEL.
RE0PENlNG QF THE AST0R HOUSE,
HOTEL.

The Astur House, having been entirely renovated
with moaeFu Improvements % r and newly furnished. vi.
alpat sept. l. ISIS. Tas bustuess putlo vii aud ii
Of thu tnoat comfortable aud eoTcuirt iu tha city
tho teiuK unusually l.rge, Light and airy. Ullu
ol Ola Hros. elegant passenger elevators will run Ill
day and I'll night tAu leal Of servants will be on,tp
AAI paths will 10 hIare. tor The comfort II IT.
pasFous. Maiu en1snc# Gil VeaeY-st. Aoous 81 10 II
u&y,
Tie Notuuda hss been elegantly attsd - . restan-
rant sud will furnish Ill tbs uccacisA If tts
Ills tintst oystIra III tho country sreclay. Thu lar
will " supplied With tho choicest Nues, liquors, sss,
gtr. ALLEN h DAN, Ff0pziotUtt,
a0uVRnNEuI E. LANstNu, Msuaxrr.
N. n.-Ms. Dam Will tonttuua his ltarretorshp Of
tbs uno.a Souare Iiute, kS4 fosL-sna VI tue Lost
known hotcia uptown.
, 1875-08-05
Seminary Of tbe Sacred Heart,

CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
Oers To young laes al tho advantages Of solid and
refined rauration. Dsy scAoiara are admitted to Tho
cla.scs with the bosricrs. For particulars NJ ply to tho
LADY SUPERIOR. 4sI West Tay!s.-ss.
Till; CuTlIBE1T CONSERVATORY Of MEsIC,
St. Lnt. No., Will olen stt II, In connection with
Msr. Eueen,a Cuthbert's Summary Tor iersns Ls..
1nstrultfun thorough in MI ra, Les. throrttra
we'll III practical. conducted uloD EuroeIu fyttclH1.
Terms moderate fnr rlrculars cpn4iing ali infor-
n.atiull, address Arthur ]. CRES"ULD, Director,
Sixteenth AMI Ihnt-ats., ii. Lolita $40.
, 1875-08-05

Mrs GARRETGoN
English. French, aud German boarding. aud Day
School for Young Ladies' sui Children, Ne. ~ y. Il
Fortyscrcnth-si., between Fifth and sixfh.ss. will
reopen Oh Wednesday, Sept. q: Isis. Applications
nI4de personally Or by letter, hs lbore.
, 1875-08-05
BISHOP HBLLMUTH COLLEGES,


LONDON. ONTARIO, CANADA.
Afford thr hsh.at Intellectual and Chr,,isn Edur..
;notcra'a ehsrse. ' ~. Goess. sro MI. sp. III
s1nt lus h"ars BY rail ftum su,pens hdEs. Niagara
i'!.,itan. sna Pounder-The RI, Rev L. 1iELLMurlI.
u p. y; ~. L.. Il9e'i hl'h"1 nj tfurnp;
1he Eo1'xts resr"cFny s'Iris1 with AbIs I'll
ot,E1gertrncvd European fnsch-rs.
For totthat rartcuihfs apply to Tho fs!nclp.it
ST JOHNS SCHOOL.
Boarding md D.y a'hnol for Young Ladies' and
Children. Hes. 1llEOlJi.E jNrISH, Lib, Hector,
2i We+t TAirty.arrond.At, New York. Ur, Tryng'a
Eerial claHa fur the ttudy Of tho Esgsl Itapgnnsn
ah Literature, a. illustrating md itrafei by His
t9ry. with readings frntn thu btsk aHtnrs viii hegsn
In November. Iiis Glars FIR the historical AMI rrit!al
hndy of the Fjne Arts will icgn At the s'mr.
The Pail 1nfm teg1HH or "wednesday. Sept. ~, lr75.
Fur CisenlsrD and information n My as a'si'r.
U. s. SCHOOL, AND COLLEGE DIRECTORY.
toot Of nearly 20l pages, compile prrssfy ~
guide 10 aid IarettA and guardians IL selecting
tshDof. tcpntainH complete liss OF I'll tho schools
x1 colleges !n the United Statrs Information In re-
gard to 1a'ts wherein the kchfols lutatcd, Tue
climate. rAilrpai fAcitirs etc.: also sIacts dcscr
tion Il The ts Desirable Institutions o! ea1uIug
Bent frce upon application. lt~tAge. rents.
r. C0TEsWURTl r1SckSEy,
Bureau nf Bchool Advertising nHl Information. Dn-
tno'tic Building, corner bruad~sy aud fcurecnth.
IT., New York City.
r.mIhl~a Of the lrang rerniEnrica and scaftefnte+
10Th rlty And cntnnsFy, rHn sts be otainrl, fTes IT
rsrnse tv calling ut tho DIRECTORY Office. A. as+ in
Enfpfi E1NhrF.
, 1875-08-05

FORT OF EE1E.
spteta1 Dsrateh 10 7As Chfcn4o Tribune.
ERIE, Pa, Aug. 4.-Ann1yALs-Frou Chlcngo, s.mr
india. prop Philadelphia
REcflrzs-1e,ooo bu whoat, c,9oo bris -four, 49, 400
tons Iron Orc
FnEionTs-Firm. with few charters to report. Tho
charters today were: Schr Onward, coal to Chicago
doVnown dock, 07c; schr Wells Burt coal to Mllwau
kce, 60c,
, 1875-08-05

V1TOCKEN FEMALE COLLEGE, LEXINGTON
HI Ky. Faculty nble. Extensive grounds. Excel
lent buildings l6u by VI feos four stories, containing
115 srstmeutsnteu rhrtstun, ornamental, rlay, aud
hath rooms; warmed BY steam md lighted with gas.
Only two young laa'ea ooseury room. Cost Of I'm
IL, 1875 For catalogues ndL7sss J. II. lucEEH Prop
, 1875-08-05
N ADAAIE O. DA SILVA
Il AND ....
Mrs, ALEX. IIlAnFONptS

q .
formerly Mrs. oa1er IIoHmau's, English, French,
kud larusA boarding and Day School for Young La
dies aud ChtlFuu. With callstAeuicH. No. II West
Thirty-eghth-st., New York. lteo5+ua Sept q. Ap.
llrAton may be nade BY letter Iessona!y, above
, 1875-08-05

Nrns. FAITH G. HosMER AND MISS E, II.
IVA EuGkWELL*s Family aud Day School for Young
Luiitf. slttnghcs'. 3ass., reoons Sept. ~. Thor
oush Instruction aud home comforts. Bend foE cir
41,I.
, 1875-08-05

NTADAME DE HAO89ARp DlAPEKs FRENCH
1H1 AnA English noasltnR 6cl.ool fur Young Ladies'
No. 10 ChuFch-st.. uatioT1, Coma. Tbs fall Term will
brgu Sop. 8. For information circulars, sddsrAA
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-03-19

parties in st. Louis, who had shipped
them to this place in care Of Mr.. Parker,
supposed to be worth 5000, which were
also burned.
Mr.. Edison, of villa Ridge, lost a
thoroughbred bay pacing mare, and one
other fine bred animal. which are said to
have been worth TT least six hundred
dollars.
Mr. Thomas, of this city, will sus-
tain the loss Of fine bay mare valued at
one hundred and twenty five dollars.
NJ. Jacob G. Lynch is the loser Of a
promising young gcldmg Of fine blood.
valued at two hundred and fifty dollars,
and buggy worth two hundred dollars.
Miss Grace winsor loscsa fine black
horse valued at two hun red aud fifty
dollars.
Mr.. A. B. Stafford loses bay horse
aud n fine set of harness worth two hun
dred and fifty dollars.
Mr.. IIyslop loses what was said to
| be the handsomcst and best set of single
harness in Cairo. which were valued at
one hundred dollars.
DR.. Dunning sustains the loss Of a
phacton valued at three hundred dollars.
A fine piano boxbuggy, owned by
Mr.. Wickwire aud valued at two hundred
and fifty dollars. was burned.
Dcmps Solomon. one OF the men en-
ployed by Mr.. Parker to take care of hi.
stock at the stable. is the loser Of fine
trotting wagon. trunk full Of clothes
and ,ilycr watch. which he valued at
two hundred and ii1y dollars.
The stable. which was owned by Mira.
Field. and valued at seven hundred and
fifty dollars, is total loss to that
lady there being no insurance whatever
upon it.
The mail dwelling house on the cor.
ner Of Tenth and Walnut streets, owned
by widow lady, and valued at tour hun.
drcd dollars. is also totn. loss to that
lady. the property being but lately pur'
chased aud no policy having been taken
out Tor it,
This constitutes the bulk Of the entire
los, sustained Dy the conllagntion, which
when taken together. foots ~ the neat
sum ofncarly ten thousand dollars, OF
which there Is not one dollar of insur-
aucc.
While the flames We're yet at thcii
worst stage. many were the reasons a.
signed for It's origin. and many were o
the opinion that young Thomas. the ne
gro who was in the barn when the fir,
started. knew Just how it caught. Til
opinion seemed to gain ground little b!
little, until Chief McIlale "a, about t,
arrest Thomas and confnc him in Jail
when Mr.. Parker stepped forward an'
prohibited the officer from doing 30, eX
pressing his candid bcliefthat the colorcC
man was perfectly innocent and sayin!
also. that he did not think he vas capable .
such crime.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-03-19
(.O mud Nee Her.

Landlord. OF hotels and boarding houses
will find II TO their advantage 10 call upon
Mrs. Coleman, No - Fourth street, be-
tween " rhingion aud Commercial ayen.
ues, and ascertain her term. Tor dJin hotel
and boa ding house wa.hc. by the week
Her Wholesale pri, are extremely
low-7,c. per dozen. For piece work pr ces
are as follow: Single -hirt and J.
lar, l0c; p dozen : C; sock. Sc; two col.
lars, &c; twI hsndkerchieis, DC; ve,,s 2Oc;
aud al gentlemon's wear. 7jc. per
dozen. Ladies dresses, - 70 SOC;
skirt. Il I, %; drawers 10 to lje; two
pair hose &c; two collar . TO lc. FOR la
dies' plain clothe. 81 " pr dozen; for la.
die- tne clothes, 81 - per dozen; done
dromptly, and promptly delivered. Pa
tronage solicited.
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