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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-16

e. d. EACHO, - D.. rases ~ Ia is na nsiseen Os-
borne turnpike aud ss %i,snsnasss ens ssssssa ss
ID tcn.,sso ,,t 80. ,f uecopd tcnerarus veal SIR. -
o. sacse er.a, Oh south side vt Main W.
the city OF sichniond ~, /. - -.
COOK 4 SLAUGnToN, 10 Nh hos ssissss W.
niturc, &c. $3.50 sis.5s.ss5a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-16

Bow lpyE WmsTLtS.-1'he Senate has
's.so,>rd Il blil Whcn provides that the
"a,'-,' OF ali sttam.Y vessels navigating
jIao' l.Nrr Shat! be blown on approaching
h'hdr 10 ilc Iiycr between City Point and
Hrat"'"i. Tho bill is for the protection
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-16

The next meeting will be held In the lee
ture-room Of the Centenary church, which
will be finished by the second Sunday in
March,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-16

lHg GiLLIAT SCnoLARsHIP.-Th Board Of
'7itofs OF the Virginia Military Institute
have appointed George j. Hooper, Of this
'Ity, to the Giliial cudctship in that institu-
t'"". lie is now j studcat n Richmond Col
!r}'v.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-16

THERE IS no denying this fact. that The CHEAPEST
DRY GOODS In this city eau be had at LEVY BRO
TIERS. Read their new advertisement.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-16

THE TRIAL OF MR. JoEH WREN.-The trial
of MIR. Jonn Wren is positively fixed for to-
morrs~. Mr.. Fon lkes, the chief witness, Is
here.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-16

yALESTNEs QETAr .Rp.--There are several
hundred valentine, detained in the posi-.
Office, most Of tf .em being held on account
Of iusuticiencY OF postage.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-16

Yor, win find II 10 your interest 10 purchase your
DRY GOODS at LEVY BROTHERS.. They are the
leaders OF Low prices In his city, and viii naintan
their reputation u. all hazards. Aead sheif ne"
.anf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-16

MONTHLY MEETING OF THE METHODIST Sun.
pAY-SoHooL SoCETT.--The regular monthly
meeting OF this Society was held at Clay
Street church on Sunday afternoon at 3
o'clock-A. l.. West (presidenD in the chair,
&. 7. Rldy secretary, j. l.. Sims assistant
secretary. :, sr- ms.. ss s-~ ...
The meeting was opened with prayer by
Rev. II. I. Bacon, pastor OF hicholson.Street
church, and singing by Ciay-Street school.
MIR. Caspar Briel, superintendent OF the
German Mission Sunday school, gave very
interesting account OF the school under his
charge. The school is small! as yet, and work
ing under many disadvantages, but is steadily
progressing, with fine prospects OF doing q
great deal OF good.
Rev. Mr. Swincford, Sunday.School mis-
sionarv Of the Presbyterian Sunday.Schooi
Board, then addressed the meeting. Sub
ie,s(: Who should be in the Sunday school,
?nd what should be the object sought to be
accomplished by the Sunday school," He
urged that every member OF the church
should be in the Sunday school. Parents
should 20 with their children to the school.
lie commended the infant classes of the Sun
day school. The Sunday school is part OF
the church, and its object is the same as that
Of the church-namely, the salvation OF the
soul, of men; hence all exercises should
have this object steadily in view.
Rev. E. N. S. Blogg, superintendent OF
German missions OF the Virginia Conference,
assisted by Mr.. Caspar BrieI and Mr. Carter,
member of the Virginia Legislature from
Loudoun county, then addressed the meet.
ing. Subject: 'The Sunday school as pro-
gressige institution and as au adjunct 10 the
church and parental instruction." He stated
that the first Sunday school organized in the
United States was about the time that Rev.
Robert Rakes commenced the enterprise In
England, at the residence of Mr.. Crenshaw,
in Hanover county, about fifteen miles from
Ricbmoud, by Bishop Asbury, OF the Me-
thodist Church. 1t happened that during o
visit to Mr.. CreushaW's residence the subject
of Sunday schools was started and, animated
by the attempt in England, they resolved to
and did commence school,. That was the
first in the United States. lie caves pointed
description of the Sunday.school ship on ltS
career of usefulness, having on board the
Bible, which is the great chart OF human
lille. He urged the children 10 study daily
this great chart. s..-.t -, ... -
The following is summary of The super
intendents' reports for the month OF Janu-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-16

Dry GOODS sold ut less ihap auction prices as
LEVY BROTHERS,. Read their new advertisements
M to- days paper, and call anc exainlne their slocA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-16

MEp,cArID Red Flannel USpEncsiiihTs stu
no nn,wsps-certain cure Tor rheamatism-sor sale
nv \, B. sHEScE c soS, 1900 Main street. ley
a.. pr,insons Write DaEss.sntRTs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-16

FRESH AND soFT Observation-Disclosures, sko
chocolate and gum drops, at PIzztHI's.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-16

CocoASUr-CaEAA BALLs.-ge sure TO go to-day
and GO, some OF this delicious candy from Piz-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-16

LESTEH SERyICEs.-The following are the
appointments for service during Lent,n the
Episcopal churches and ST. Peters cathedral ::
81. Marks: Mondays at 1880 p. NJ; Tues
DAYS, Thursdays. and Saturdays at 7:30 a. NJ;
Wednesdays at 745 Z. NJ, and Fridays at
II NJ.
Grace Tuesday afternoons at 4:30 P. N.
Monumental: Wednesday afternoons at
4:30 z. NJ. t
ST. Johns: Thursdays at 1880 P. NJ.
ST. Jomes'S: Fridays and Saturdays at
4:30 2. NJ.
ST. Paufs: Every morning except Sunday
at 7:15; Wednesdays at s Z. NJ; Fridays at
II NJ.
81. Peters Cathedral: Sundays, in addi.
ton to the usual services, there will be a
sermon by Bishop GibbonS, followed by
benediction. at 7:30 P. NJ; Wednesdays,
recitation of the rosary, instruction, and
benediction; Thursdays at 2:45 P. III. and
Fridays at 7:30 P. NJ, Stations Of the Gross.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-16

pIzz1s1 has large lot Of Preserves sad tick-es
,,, Ar Selinc them At low bGorss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-16
=, :. =, p,cS ,yn DArIs at PlzztsI's.

LOOK ut the bargains that LEVY BROTHERS aie
sow ceiling, and you vii! be convinced thai no" -
- -. 80 huy Resd their new advertisement.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-16
aucrroN a SALES THIs DAx.

roa CorGts, COLDS, AND ltoARsEsEss, noanis6
= ss,,ar ,han Seison,s imported Lemon Lozensess
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-16

LARGE ppLEs AND YELLOW BANANAS q! Piz-
zrSI's.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-16

Music AND HoSrY.-Manager BRIGGS is INC
oply man In The world that has ever offered mag
piacent concert and then paid iIs patrons thou
sands and hundreds Of thousands Of dollars for at
tending It. The Gilmore jubilee concert, on the
9th Of The month. Win be the greatest musicai
festival ever known TO L6uisyiile just as the Lass
gift coacert III be the g.eatest drawing ever KNOWN
to thewOrld.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-16

For Payment Of Pay-Rolls, Salaries, and
Empioyfs. department, 900; Water
Works. $40, 400; streets senerally-ensl lneer,
$500; hands and carts, roller aud crusher-
engineer, 200; grounds and buildings,
Sl,l50; Board of Health and City Hospital,
$1,000; James River Improvement, s3,2O0;.
Fire Department. $4,000; tire-alarm tele-
graph, $1,000; Oakwood Cemetery, 81, 100;
Shockoe Hill Cemetery, $3.50; police, SS2,-
600; police contingent fund, $500; salaries
sundry officials, 10000; city school board,
$4,000; chan.gang 8, $500; pay of Judges,
$4,000; assessment of taxes. $4,000; city
aInshouse, Sc, 800; courts and juries, $4,000;
First Virginia regiment, 81, 900. Total, $;346,-
OOe. Balances due oa appropriations OF 1874
to reservoir, cuIyerts, &C., $50. .2oG.5O-making
S405, ,20G.20.
For Payment Of Supplies, Cosatacts, dc.
Construction Gas Works, $4,000; expenses
Gus-Works, $4,000; coal for Gas.Works,
$4,000; expenses Water~Rorks, $4,000 !;
construction Water'Wogks, Gi8,o0o; siress
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-16


Ts:sars Tor sale by A. p. L'EcrYER, 9O3 Eank
streat, or ". 8.MYsRs, 1400 Main street.
, 1875-07-07

Along tho dock everything indicated another holiday
yesterday. This VISA undoubtedly owing to tho fzet
TINT tho Scsscen had not COTTON over tho cIccs OF
the glorious Fourth Very fen lumber charter. ara
perfectng present. and tuso that perfected
at bottom fates. Fully one-haH nf the humber fleet
hayc pone into ordinary by referring to tho log NJ
ths r1up lEurd, which arrived hero yesterday, It vii
aown tho saut lfyes Une Of tho arKu propellers of
tho un1on Ilne Ia ashore near Email ls1and, ,
nltlca from haugashancc light. 1Ae largo lark
with black hun referred 10 In tho log a. being
ther the Erastns Corning. e.. ]. Wclla, Or j.
u. h1asten, thcso aro tho only veaacia ct that
klua oil tho Lakes. Tho prop J. l. lird u Leopold
4 Austrtaub Lake Superior Liuc, will jeaYo Un her
asst grFnd p!oaaure okeu5siou to Lake Superior
Hannah lost overheard, betwctn 1actsonpurt and hs
city. Mr4 Michael Rouse one Of her dcck-hAns. Ilo
unfortunate man WA about 80 ytats Of agc, and nn-
narrch. The sehr k1Ytng Mist, tho 'ntsl,ap* Of
which were fully described !n tho lo<ai columns Of
hsigc. sAe Will 10 1Eto drs.loek III day Of twa...
Ths prep Ilaho u{ tl4s Rcsctu Transportation Coul
pans'< Linn arrived hero yesterday morning fto,u
niatu. with full cargo Of freight aid largo
autc. bclng rro1u4ey uecos1tel With eyergtcnt,n.
aud iays hyiux. .Dr. Hstrett F1sn, kha Hec-
retry II thu Tours. Company, which ia to
September would do xun 10 tbs Kirby Brothers. Ut
hysnlot.c III regard to tho uiiilny of tholr yacht
Atturl:us to tho frtc Ff<ss lpre arc now At their
yard 14ua aud estimates for steaul 9aclt WLclI Ia
ist The thing for 4ho alvelturors Doctor. The yacht
k:gers, ana It IL gaartea shall 70 30 miles On hour.
Tnp p1ans wgFa gotten up fur &eut1euau ut kpw
York. Tho boat u 10 ,,s ~ }pnR as can bo takrn
through tue csnal and Ia 10 tase so.hofse power
and The builders arv to gnarsatea lst sho will go "
Mllta an hour,
, 1875-07-07
B, T, ALLEN,

6p<sias Dfspaseh o TIA Chicago 77I6uNf.
DEaMo1sxa, H., July e.-The crodlson Of D.
F. Alon hsve elected HoYt Sherman. brother Of
Gen. ". T., aa Aaaigues at AsIea's estate. It is
= good seaeotsou4 and gives tattaiaation u Ill
creditors hase. Ths Cook County Bank d4aissd
another man, but flu4l!y yotad to- Hhsrusu.
Alex. 8. u oue Of tho bsat tlnAnolarn and busi-
nosa mon tn tbs State. aud hM tho confidence
ot III who know him ~ h iaau of unaxeryina
Integrity. Il there u AnYthtng to DO got fos
will get It aud ho will tsa out those securities
ALSO, and 500 what those col!ate.sls arc CON-
poAed ot,. aud what thay arc worth. It IL ppaai-
bio 10 will strl4e lead there whicA will help
tomB.
, 1875-07-07


Poa7 AuaoH, Mich. July e-PAss1o DoWS-Props
AHA. Howard KstehA,n sad consost. J. .. Fly Aad
eoasost, rhiladelphiA and consofss acass Fred 4.
Aorss, Fatns, Wabash, Mary Merritt, John Dunn,
GoEnsl!. H,a&4.ss, Chandler J. Wsa!s. 1otae Wolf
1sne Ball. IoGisa, George Murray.
rJsEp pr-f1bts U6io lad einsost, Tempest sna
hes6Nt *cbra Harvest HONS, Daniel q. Ford, Dsco-
u. r, Rag, p. 7. 0xucs Q4rsF ltltehsil, Aact.us
, 1875-07-07

Milwaukee I PE1tsta do ChItn
ilirlaion. r Pasasn<er.........,...
AllMaukee, IL truss. Winnua.
Vt. l'AuI. MtnnespollA Rlpan,
f}AhknGl 4 Gseep tsky, thrtuei1 il
M1pfe p..s.. ..s................,
M5t*aukss. Madison, 1'rAlr,s al
Ch!a1 / Iowa: also, atenAsht
AID Stavcun Fotnf, Fasinnsrr
Milwaukee, 1t. Paul L hilp po-
apoiIs. tarouxf, E1rrcs4..,......
, 1875-07-07

It will mcot this 'nost rigid of osdoals sncccss
fully.
THE Frr1nE.
Mr.. Potter will II, a!,oht twn 1nnilB start for
fwitserlnna, wiinro fnas1'tfactnrr car.tlo Of
turning hnt any reJnr6l nn,nber of whtcJ,n. =
year will be estah1ialIt.1. lilo has thu backing
IT tic needed cnital. IL mss E,ccss.afy, fur
d,sern rrasonn. to 10 tn Tho sli Country. the
most important confederation being to ubtstn
tho proper. degree Ut warkmsushsr. There,
In tho mtdHt Of = raca OF tho most
cunning artlflcors in lilo world, wlloyo she
survival of tho fitte.t watchmakora for
centuries has orotTed quality Of skil! wi,;c, he
chuid not obtnin hero. ai,l which will perhaps
apFruximato tho marvellous nature at hlA avn
hhndicraft. Ilo will offer 10 tboao who can Afford
to pay for It the bcnt watch III tho world sna a
monument to tllo inventive ingenuity OF = cttl-
zen OF Chicago.
fEEGpyALLr.
btr Potter unite' with his eminenca in horol-
osT pleasant soctai dorpahnor, qniek fn&oiII-
Eepco, considerable acIntrementa In f,h!totogy and
aetsonomy, and uoto thau ordinary ability ~ =
pfanist. 1t II TO DO regroteo1 that Chicago viii
mt also be able 10 boast u the manufacture Of
biz watcli
, 1875-07-07

=. nas9nant publishes some dettila relative to 4
fatal bult-nght u Madrid. According 10 tue 10
counts alght bulls. twelve horses aud two mon
Me1e k1iied. Que ot ths latter, tbs baalerilIero.
Maho osnse wa tos4sd in ths air by: tho H.
AKa,n. Ata AxonJ did not last flye minl,sas TX
had alSsAa1 fssat1ed two thrusta fron horn. IN
ths .s4n, 4ns .nd sns 6ssfs she9 blow ia tho
Aroes Pr ao sna y ~ ute. A piosdor, sur4
Apd Three sihs snaabed, llvad naaii tho bail
morning. 4 alnxnlzr oiroumstsnoe oonn nsatsd
With shls stfstz u that Il waa assanlzed fos ths
bsasat af . seeley for saaiasinR widows and
osphsnA
, 1875-07-07
IN THE aIATTEK Or TUE SALE or e..
THE NORTHERN
PACIFIC RAILROAD.
UNDER DECREE or FORECLOSURE,
NOTICE uE SALE.

r H. 3 p.a sf'.a TIL. .sa s1 Psnps n b
sa aa5 s.st Wiz
t;s .1S % b f'"1 jas II L. %!: III
th! asa a n: s:1s Issn fs aos :.
r. ths si!a caa5t 90 aa*o I'D Snsss
ths Gown ~ s5as1 .a.aax, ~ ass.os hst n 6o
g. as III Ha Rao.a csa
9; s
ssc.uus Z" .ns s,tu.te Gnx aud bt!as either lido
.hs .ss ~; Il IN an s ; q.
s f' q e ~ ss IL: Gtis II :
Yianss,ta snt .teso ~ ths r:1fatoti;s
,a fHa oss u
5 IL ss aafst s :; a s I'd !. T. ~
sd M 's s I, r. c. % j. sn s
ss% :ise. aa Terl.ac.. ri II esf.ss:. s.f;. ~
qE sesE. :5s ps @ @ =. 1ss III SSss ss
lug taa sailsosa T.. 41q neo aud oprrain thereof.
s,laE s Ifasa Z
sse III ssas. aa.ss u sy :aS :i Sp .sa aets nd
= Y ss :s;
:ss sifR2
S.:; e. x.: Ss!,S$ II: &; III
t. 4: e: :Ss 3 ss
oient c:Hsey4nres to tho purchaser ha.eEs, aad
*s sts ID ~ I'd 'a L
5 & e. Z
M stS Ii = R:t. s.
q ~ !Ha ta III S I'll I9s1s s,"
& .sd t1on IL eqa Of Resumption ID ssiI Ep.n..cs and
1na tst q "a AZ # Tho prorerty # sai T'o North
,aens, *prlranac's, s!,a .ad Lay utn.. aaa tuara-
a.s Id F nd psro.ss .r s.*e ~ =
IT, e. Fl i IL j. y s j. e
q ts and tss on1ns q t. H. rru0f'o" u tda
.daiso nd doeIas ss j Go u u .sia ala II iii
SaIese shaa!ssa dsisr. IN - ss rs,oa III
:aa ss III IT, VIZ 81 so q.
y e. sS :ta 1 ~ ssssss Ssss md !: n
4ess: !s,as e
III ;4:a .ss sisa L: s
III s a IT, y f. 4: T.
soaers !. sfo.y..il vii ss Il nutle .aeita, ii froat
4 ths Ug..e.n Hoa.s. sp .6s U5 e ny Yofk, taa
:{:s: ~: i. II:
kENSas!E kAxSEs !f'seNNp !! NNp1rE.
Ao,icitor 4nd 1t Oounsal for Comp1atn. nts.
NoTE-iest susta ulsundstttAudIux - u The above
II; q y:
VIII 70 ''' '''4 '' ''' &ESsSi 4 Il E~rs
Ma. e C1nrnls.!auors.
, 1875-07-07
THE COUNCIL.
Tho Library Board Ordered Not to
Close Till 0 O'Clock.
4 Singular Resolution Concerning That
North Avenue Lot.
Miscellaneous Business,

.,.,,,., ~ .,o ron,,,, c.un,,-
npoet"' 4"o''"s ~ - Ts o."~1. "@'
held last evening" ifealuohs Di1oa III TUG cha'f'
runEtc LtpRAnr HOURS.
A1l Sct,nffuer submitted preamble and rceo-
,rtt,n askinr tin I,na, of nirtctoru ar ,bo phi.
IT, i,,ror, r. c,,,n,a I'm ,,,,,,r ~ ,os,ao ~.
~ '"1'a.5 ~ sAeAeo WV "o't' VI -'oa'os t4o
Library from TO ~. tn.
Tho AIdotnRu, III support Of llis rcsolutiont
snid that it would be nh outraen an tho ial,oriuR
r,cn n r,oRc st tho o.rlx borr ~ 4 o,c1ncL
~. .>s,a,', r. s...;..as -. es,rs s..-t.u
1ne Esa'on'' X Pefe'a'ca III "uo'a ''1'uauy OK
Guido Tho poor from rho bonoiltH OF tho Library.
11a hoped that tho resolution would pass, aud 10
regarded ~ q rcbuho to The 1.ibrnty f,o,rd.
Ala 11itdrcth 1,orcd TINT tba rceo,r,ion von,1
- ... :s,s.as.tI.. i4.. .,s,'..,,...,., 49,
"efdn 49, 70 aifeetea i9f tho phrase DO re-
Hhestcu. for ma part US beneeoa ~ excfc!s.
ing tio f'ill authority OF tho Council over a'l
nni'clph1 matters.
!, lhe hmcnan,ent "Aa accepIea. anu tAe icsoiu-
ton passed.
a., TUE HohF1 AFhSoE LOT
Ald; Jonas presented RESOLUTION oranT1nR tho
eIy Comp1tolier 70 eaeeuta aeod On tnn prop
n Hrty' which wa recently told to irea nacxof;
me properly 10 sNuatoa On sortn Avenue. an1
~; Tas so!d WIN tho stpula'to of Honna t'slG;
tho law Nefa1anent "as asheu 70 remove ~
incnmbra';ea and dlsalpata a'ycloud that might
rest '1Fon n, no t'tlc'
49, M.elan .h ha 'Aat g. u" S1 a,a n4s Ia'c In.
uerstama 'ne tca1ot'. III ~ ponoteu Lnat tne!e
Wv ~ ei ~ ~, ~ ,uu -
Clark street, lio believed that secosd'ng 70 tllo
tofms o. tho sale: tlo purchaser ~as Aahio Tor
tJd caso sa;d he l yot.I for % tic sa,c under tho
bciof hat tuo purchaser was to ISSUING asI In
i,;i;.;a, " "
Iii Rv,,, ,ohored ,,ndcr Z. similar ha,;of
That was ,yhv In yotcj fnr lin Holn'
Aid. jonas. az tho moyor OF The resolution,
said tlst what llo proposod vas in good faith
, 1875-07-07
LAKE FeEtaRTR.
CfIICAdn,

Fre.ahh vers II nodarasa dspan8 md srx, Il aks
for wheat and AZ for coFa 70 n4Fs}o fhe folorina
vea.els xefu talsa for puhato: pJopp Eu14fs at.ts
ana Roanoke. eoru, aud prop Idaho, whsas, III
through; schss undsowAter, onouaasA, &ha 4 II.
FosteF. WHEAT n aao; aohr o.pAtn By eofn u afo,
In tha Aft4snoe, schr L. Petite aud slnF Aontsas.
wheat to buffalo, Total. 0. Capacity. 10000 III
wheat md 70tpo au ooru. Tbs schr West aiaa lpa}4
wheat a At!laaukee for King4ton II Go
, 1875-07-07

m nj ts,,is q TX in il lfvc Hptr j. .AS
Dr.. ,tx o...1 .-,~
tim.tv-Wh..t- tincri,fs RI; ri r., J. s
III: H. Tsflwsutsc Ii ,1Xsi ~ " .,,, t':e@
al IL u,.araIei i'm ~ H. ,.,n S .nt,. spr,na w
s maf' m,s ss ~iso So s liz s,rs "ri c:n,:
Ms. e'ns nset s sa Ill., ill., % co?sse .''I: ;,,c 'SSS. e.;
tsi atsed weses, oSssSo ss d. to sSas ~ 'e
c4ta"4 isasome n Ro: tn. on' n ~
1asSos-HfocsrY dun and ravY Nits auel md s,esIy
esule ss>aa'.c. 1890 ''N' ''''S'''<+''
sriaI4. ~ Tasrss7isaGbali 1sn,..i si'Si*'@ saXe
rnovis.oxs-porf hsa.y; ncw n,ers. 80. .saa2. 90.
sds, si 2. e. sl.t 2, Ns e. ''sa LII o..s
sst,m - a-isa.
1roa.HHTwe.efn, roa.t.s ,ea,,. i:a2,9 e n';<t,,,1,
GnErsE-seady sn.l 6lmi la4o.
o., tai. nshr1nonE' = r,naa ~
Ee.t.rn nupesane a..a'@ '.7a, do s1trs $500 51at
u fs,, Ss11ir rn, xo Western smes ,,a.
H.. ~; f;; "a II ss:'sl" nl's ,t
mitet. s.acDt. i.yo dill ond so,,nal 4 1ssss ssl'W
=. n*r-firm Y lcns"1lyania and Maryland, s1s,oo3
2e:u4
rAor1aIoNa-Qufes order trade. md fairly ecttre,
ro5k as.n a, 4 ;a.es nuIkmeat. stcaty shoulirf.,
DER, !oe; c'ear rih. like; hams, 14kalac. Lard
htad3 feHhcI, H4Nl4hr.
nurfsn-kiran,s sna nos suos.bly higher: Western
oxsIaf. &AsAe; 60 frsts lsss 7oe+
rEf9othua-aomtna!; crude th@5fo; rranod,
t%%$.Ss: %n.sS, a,.a, -.
GofEEE-Hifon8 WIN IN npwsra tendency Rocar-
ReGs, .o5@ t.tcs 3nepinH i1ta, lta2os.
"n'sRf-s'h'na a. 5,.@.
TD1Epo.
To,xpo. o. July o--f1oun-stead5: moderate de-
, msnd.
! Hh1H-Wneat la's hha ioTer; No. Thfte Wa
e;.a u fi:as; No: .ho MienRan, tl;27: estr. 90,
I'll nncr n7 sMslgan Ma G da'9' 1G nh4 }n,y, ei& Az.
Hnn. ai,aIs oa no. Ien. s!.ME Ho. a. VIZ
nJt.os'pus, tts W s;.sH. Go!n lnct shh wcak high
Huae1. 17 ."A9' ytl.y ttEe Ape4A September,
aoc ~ IL. sh.. 1: @ no &rade. iAe a.
npn,, 49, ~. s. II I'tiet @ enS anas; No sc
uTm n,,f ~ 49, ~ ~, 7ep'enoee' ''ca--
nEoErre-F1onr. % iSo hr,s: .bcat. ii ooo bu. cor,
~ no0 hi. o,fs i ino II, Ae@' A'o's Du' coso.
W.: qse s "; ao b.,, h.,, nm ~
eoqn n IN IN n,tt m III, n'' "nea'' so' ph'
.'AS' ''SSS =" N'. c,srrSw.r, ,," ~.
! c,xc,xxt4, n 1,f- =, M~., ot.s ,.
densn,I. ~ -'' ~ A''"''~S'eS''' 'noousa''
dns1x--wheat quIct modcsate demand; rod, $40
tgts lull mnsrtil ,nI iowcr .lass" nroyf;a
, 1875-07-07
Bird. William Il. Vsna,rl, j. o. Thaysr, Bck!st,
F.yorlto, tod. White, aud I}lne.

l;yorlte, lsed, White, aud Blue.
wlsD-Sprth, light.
fesr ltuaen, M's',., an'J .s.-I}ovr--fTons sanss
p!,a.on. y: x fsrh,nk, Mary ltaInynn, Tea',tt snd
M;fSie suany as. !"rtsts q. i.xari. i 9ssf.. aD
Mnthcr.
W,*n-Nortbeast, light; weather. fms.
Of aas heow Thu ctty, ,@r.et isr las md ass snt
lroka up aud dtftcd down The rtyos, largo portion
ILLINOIS RIVER hND CANAL.
Hp<efnt btftatrh n fas Chicago fSthuns
LA6ALLn1 Ill.,, July n.-Ann1vEp nr RivzE--ftrr
Tom atesen'. towing stono hoasa Johnaon No. and
a@aylloweFt from cupporas Creek both light.
prrAnTED-stmr Tom B:nTcus. towing etnAl-boas
Georgia. with lnmhcr for reoris. and johnson Nc" >
WIZ d,nenhoa .tnc for uontsstMs ~ efeo& aba yor rr
IA; laylorar, llsha for 1ollet.
lAssru uur-ueas8ts, With luttaf for roorts,
Eight feet i incass of water On Tho ms'sf"'l OF
Xnnisro"dsn. Nv ~ iieolol1,n Jel!.t, 600 nn corn,
oof.n es Il u psaatf s9s, @
prop whsle Henry, $500 bn corn; ffisndsh'r, Hen
onsxnxp-irop n At1ansu, 1.nry. 40 m shingles,
lut*r; hicabrnger. 1tors, Vs. ia2 Il laintor; prop
Monank. joctport, i.se0 hu cnrn: IsRsauz, Peoria,
s. .tl, e5 Mau.s ot.r ss iuher stna
6l3 It lumber; Commerce. ottawa ita II lutnbtf'
IhTERes TfNo NEWS FROM LAKE SUPERIOR.
THE LOO or THE !. 3. Hpnp.
Tbs prop Jo.opn L. l1urd, ct Leopold Austrian*
rcop1os Lake Superior Line. arrival here this mofl-
ing. Tho following Tho most interesting parts Of
her log: Left Chicago Friday cTeninR, Juno 70.
Whils locking through tho canal 10 learned that luo
working on the new lock. tbs rock cfuanGt
WA working crushing rockoF msk king concrete, Win
which lhcy Tsra aIllnR In &foun tho ditch, Instead
Of letting the water into lie new lock under tho gates
tey are to lot la through tho ditch Which runs mo
whole length Of the lock- tbs RataA are also 70 10
worried Gy arcntn. With thoee two improvements
atoue vesaeia wl b iocktd through tho tew lock u
half tho Tins now occupied In locking through tie ou
loeks Arrived At postuRe "a the auth Returned TO
Masltettc aud oadot for Chicago. lei tho foo"!hg
vessels lying Il Asr1usste schss sgsgina"' nay or
arrival At tue 5sit no found the steam barge EgYp.
tiar and Gopsort also tbs schr pakleaf In low, aud
thc scr ttutch Ia Tow Of ths te George brady. The
btenn,-basHe Fletcher anu tonsof aud rt1p Atlantic
locked through ahsad Of ~ and loft. Thn afeam-
barRo Townsend etd cahsort wcsa lying bclow ths
lacks pown ths river met tue tug pcck With tho
schta II, L. Kent, John nur7 and Athcnlhn III tow.
EoAt tho tIats 70 found tho pFop Atlantic aground.
Wp oot tina u huf, and pulled spd 1crkeI on her fas
thrce i1ori but could not 1noro her. Think she will
hayo to DO llghtsred before getting on. In fhs
btraghts wo met large Gcot Of yeaaes b,und toun
With . stiff hrtc1e after them. Three 1niIes 1ploW
Wausaahaucs Light near Small 1sa1ld We raw lnrga
propeller OF The Union L1o aground. Wo also saw =
ar9e batgo with back hull Oh Lie SAtiga!ee shpals
iust inside ,he llgnt.