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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-29
DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

FOB NE W Y Z THE fNM
steamship OLD DOMINION. Captain WALKER,
viii sail TUESDAY, March 30h. at Q O'Clock P. M.
Positively no freight received after O'Clock p d..
Through bills OF lading signed, and aooos Icy
warded with dispatch to all points north, south,
east and west; also, to foreign ports.
passenger accom- odations unsurpassed:
nip tickets, $50. 1919 lr.,a. fs.. -
For freight or passage apply to
..# G. W. ALLEN q CO., Agent
NH 29-2t ComDa1y's Wharf. Ko.Reits.
DOR P Hill ABEL PHI IA.-,&HS
l. The steamer j. 6. GREEN, Captain sss1laxE
TUNNEL, will receive freight for the above port
till MONDAY the Goth instant at ! 2 o'clock.
Freight taken at low rates for Wilmington, Del;
Providence, and Boston.
-. W. P. PORTER. Agent
NH 27-2t 242S DOCK strecl.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-29
WINES, LIasoK>, ToBAcCe. GO.

NOTICE.-We have appointed MESSRs.
the sale OF GEORGE GoULET'S celebrated CHAM
PAGSES. JOSEPH RlFFLARU'S SONS.
Trade supplied at agents. prices In New York,
freight adued. CHRISTIAN i WHITE.
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THE LATEST NOVELTIES IN
49, SPRING GOODS
at CHARLES HUTZLEK'S,
Gil BROAD STREET.

NOW OPENING
,o-oe o,d weiI.selected stock OF SATIN GUI-
pu jatsS PioUE CHECKS, LACE PLAlps,, new
Willis, asd all the newest st, STYLES OF WILLIE lie
new pATEL ESSE SUTTINGS, BROCADES, BA.
I,ERNOS, PONGEES, Mob AIRS, and Light
CASHM ERETrES, In the latest shades ,,rn,r,,
A great speciality In OPERA anu MEoioM
that have been sold heretofore ut S125, ana every
pa't 'o'' "Ne' CHARLES HUTZLE Err.
NH oa9m Gil Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-29

CAUTION.
Buy no powders or prepared SIMMOSS'S LIVER
REGU. ATOK uEless in our eniraved wrapper
with trademark, stamp and signature uubroken;
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S9,OOO,OOO.

The Lives Insured by the Society are carefully
selected In different parts of North America and
Europe, furnishing, by this broad field of opera.
tons, an additional and exceptional safety to the
Policy.bolders. The assurances are made only on
the Mutual Principle. The Surplus Premiums are
returned annually to the insured.
, 1875-07-06

Arnluu abettci the fus!ontst plot, which led to H.
THEIRS overthrow. II tho Count did not follow
tho Instructions Of Prince Bismarck, ho nn1ues-
sionab,y represented q Prussian Influence Of
some sort. What II. Tl,ia1s will. III the moro
than probahlo ovont Of h's mectnB tho Car
this summer, lay timsosf out to prove II,
that .lncorely Nepnbliean Government M ,nsnsod. IN
millions, aud having no d.naatlc intereast
to By T.r wS BE- IN ssf IT ta De
next Reuotai clncttone returning an Assemh1y
s9ys"x but sp. t. it, vovs % s1a nat t.
notf to Tho npproach Of Ultramnntanan. No.
body u mo.e competent than II. Th.ets to SO
into tho dotni's Of tue organization q tho tef-
rstoranl army, which Ia regarded at Derl!n AZ
menace to the ,poace Of Etropo. An inserViow
betuoon NJ. Thters and tho Uzae may bring tortl
chsneea not anticipated by tho framets Of tho
Septanuate I'LL. II y docs no. lead 10 the reag.
nation Of Marshal MaoMal'on It must open hin
cycs to tho necen~itv Of coas'nR TO 1cpfoaont tho
long-ictupct Conservative majority which ralsctI
him to tho rrosidaucy, anA toach him tho pnlicY
Of leaving tho ohtlro transaction of public Gust'
moss TO hiH Atiuthto.a."
, 1875-07-06


Tho new passenger rates decided upon day
or two ago by tho Baltimore 4 Ohio lsilroad arc
% follows: From Chicago to Baltimore and
Washington, Sl6.50; TO Philadelphia, sl7 to
Now York. SIS. Tho Pennsylvania Railroad has
adopted tho tauo rates "a tho Baltimore d OHIO
to Baltimore and Washington, bns has not yet
decided upon rntos to Philadcnhia. aud Now
York, because tie New York roads llayc not Jet
decided upon what they will Charge. Tho man-
ayers Ut tho various roads loading 70 aud from
New York will meet to-day, whom It il bolisved
satisfactory arrangement will bo made. A tho
Baltimore 4 Ohio has decided to charge only sl8
10 New York for unlimited ticketB 1t ts hardly
posebo that tho Now York limos will make
highor rate.
Some surprise is fclt at tho recent action Of
the baltimore Il Dhio noad In onn particular.
No aooner ls tho war over than Il scilmlnateB
agaltst this city in III untn!rtakablc manner.
Ilcretof0ra tho difference in rates betwoon this
city anil St. Louis TO New York vas 81,
and tho difference to Philadelphia and baltimore
IS. In tixiuE tho now rates, the Bait T.
Ohio makes the difference to Now York but s2,
and to Baltimore but Sl.50, hs will be soen by
tho following ". Louis tariff 10 Now York.
go ; to Philadelphia, SD; to Baltimore md
Washington. $lA. It is hoped that tho Michigan
Central and Michigan Southern Railroads, Who
have no lines running to 1t. Louis like tho rcnn.
.yIvsnsa mud Baltimore Il Ohio Railroads. will
robot agA,tst this arrangement, and refuse to
raIse their rates until tho tariffs for Chicago aud
| st. LOUIS arc ayeragol on a proper, just, ant
! equitable basis.
, 1875-07-06

In that direction, and thn future crop Of dlvinos
who attain fictitious en,inencc through An honor
10 which theY have no roai title, will be natori-
ally Ieshcnet1.
Tho collation. aptcad In Alumnl Hall MAS an
enjoyable occasion. Abons 6no persons aur-
rounded tho festive board. Very pleasant and
rtorcsting addre.ses vcro delivered BY a,. rre"t.
gon,ery, Ais. Judge Footo, Of Cleveland o.,
Harry Brown. Ct rhiladelphls; Coy: Chamber:
lain, Of South Carolina; President Cunamlns, OF
Atiddlotown: Henry Day. Esq. OF Now
York; tho Hon. Mcssrs. Roberts and Wood.
ward. Of pennsvlvanIa: prof. o. 9. Marsh.
Of lilo College, aud ott,ofe. Tho kev-noto Of =
large portion OF tho addresses was tho Untop OF
tho Fathers. and evcry ellnsson to returning
loye botwcon tho North and Tho South was loud.
" cheercd. The chord to which gil hchrts VI
bratcd sccmotf to 10 tho music Of tho union :
aud in tho ac,Igl,tful influence Of this concord OF
patriotic hearts, tho alumni soparated with the
swoot strains filing their cars, nnd !esving q
snd ss .oSS k. '9sS sS o, exss s
parts in cloaor bonds OF love. with atrongtil
greater than bars OF iron and ribs Of atosl. l..
, 1875-07-06
FLORIDA FRuiT.CRoWERS.


Sunday morning 3 delegation Of producers
from Florida arrived In this city, their special
object being to prospect in refcronce to sonding
share Of their products to thus market. Arriy-
lug Sunday. aud yesterday being holiday. tloy
haya not yet done great dea'. A reporter
called upon them Inst oyentng.i and found shat
thoy wore desi1oua Of dividing their pro-
ducts botwoon tile Eastern aud Noith-
Western cities, mud that 90 far the
railroads. Ind been iu their Way. They claim
that while the distance from Florida to New
York and Chicago is about tho same. tle freight
5atea arc 6U TO GU per cont higher to Chicago
thkn New York. This being tho fAct, they aro
nh1ouh 10 settla tlst tluostion Whethcr tue poo
plo OF Chicago Rni tbs Northwest will pay tho
difference IN freight fur their luxuTlcs. Ut
whether tie railroads will caaso 10 d.scri1u.nnta
in favor Of Now York and ngalnst Chicago. This
question they propnho tn prcaunt to our produces
daalels and railroads tn.,lay.
Most Of the PARTY left Florida 1roased In linen
suits aud Panama hnth. Last eycotn1 thsy luok.
cd W unHeaButlablo rs their NateT.lelous, whch
| prece.lsd taem several wcekA. Whatever coll-
| rnBi0n tLoy ulRy reach III Reference to shipping
their products Ier6. 1t may Ia aafely slated that
| tile sudden change III tuo weather Yesterday
| made lasting impression Upon them, aud
| cau1ud many to debate III their minds whethcI
tl,oy should send for their oyorcoats invest IL
| no% ouss.
M1. X. ?. Howell, President OF tho psoducs
| Exchange. has called 4 1neetng 0f that orgsu
ixation fur this afternoon. ln order tp Welcuu,
tlIese 9ontluMen and tn take counsel with then
touching ths!r possible future relations.
, 1875-07-06

Yesterday In tnost dop1orablo condition. SAT
u,day morning, about 80 n,a!ea wcss Of 1hsslo
Point ganblc, during thick fog, ehc "aa run
into bv tha scog Planet. Tho ecow struck her
on tho fore-poss Of tho mizzcn rigging, htoVe IN
hot bulwarke, broke hcr atanchsons. And dan,-
sccti i,er ecvcroly utherwisc. Afr. John Wilson,
lad OF III sun,mora, and ron OF tho owner OF
tic vessol, Mr. Wilson who Is doing buslneba
on tho Board Of Trade in this city, was On board
Of her ~ passenger, and At tho tlnan o. the ac-
cident was standing near tho cabin. Natofo % o.
wsa abio TO get ont Of the NAY no was etfacn r ny
tho mafn.hoo1u and thrown into the iako. Tho
boat was lowered in,meulaso!y, but before tho
unfortunate Young man could be reached he
lad aupk o,,t Of sight. end tho bost had to ro-
turn to tho vessel without him.
After this aad accident It Was decided to hhul
nm tho vessel and return to this city tor repatss.
and to inform tho unfortunate parents of tho
loss Of thoir only sou. But 1T seems thhk u
mover snns butt rours. While tho dtsaolea
vessel MAS slowly making f9r This harbot. ana
pcned, she was run into BY smother vossoL u
| waa Saturday afternoon about 9 o'clock. ana
al,e WAS running with Tim vind when tho scoonet
rennilcld camo running before her and sEsneK
boom, bowsprt, ind RAJ! ing, and oshor-
wiso damaging hor seriously. still me Eos,
Bol waa ablG to keep OH hor conrso, aud
| arrived snfely at th,a rost yesterday morn.
ing. Tho CAPTAIN Of tho veRrel fIifneaaa9e'y
| upon hor arrival atar.od Ia search OF Mr. Wilson
| to bring him tho sad tidines of tho loss Of lug
only son. Up to A late honr last orouinR 10 had
[ not a,lccnoled in filming him. llo WAS on VIII
hlB family enjoying tho Fourth. u'ia"Aro OF the
| terrible l0sB he had suffered.
| Tho scow rlauet, which colii6sd With tho Fly
Ing Mist frat, was bound for Milwaukee. and ios
| bcr tbbo5nt. Tic schooner j. d. penntlod. the
scconi veste that canle IN collision WITH hef. los
ie. nlenriggiug aud n,ainsail, and her nain
! EooM Mas thrown cut Of KoAr.
, 1875-07-06
Tho Proposed Meeting IBntWccn III.
Thiors Ahd the CXnE.

One Of The Paris correspondents Ut tho London
DailY tetcs SAYS: IN. rhiers has bcsu IN con-
stant communication Tor some weeks pas. with
l,s personal friend, Prince No1tohakof, through
tho medium OF tue Nuss!au Embassy aud another
ciapuel. 1t IL ~ Kood ~ se1tlsd that lo and tue
Car will aoon tneet u Brussels. 1t IL uo lnys-
tory that in his late frequent visits to ps.ace
ORION, 81. Thers enAoaYor0d to forestall the ar
Rumants which have bneu made uYe OF ot Berlin
nascks schs,nc for disabling FFsnce. Il lAa bson
stated TINT = great U!tranuntsulst noYelhant
hs4 been set Oh foot agatnst dcFtnAuyi lint
the Fssnch uoyernmont ID an ultTalnontauist sa-
brs, aud thst Belgium IL pAYinY into tho hai4da
tho 24th OF NAV. This u. Thiers cannot g4lnsay.
but he can Aak the Car to suspend Judgment
until tho elect,ous for tie eeuAte and the uext
Assembly hAys taken place, lie can also. aud /
doubt unt mil, Say thkt il Al UltrA,uontanlst N.
brs represents tue Aspubnc, 1t u becauss Count
, 1875-07-06
SIR JIM.


MS ENCOUNTER WITH WHITE TINE.
AmurlorouH slabbing affair occurred At the
corner Of CIsrk and Montoo Rtrcots about f;3o
o'clock Yesterday morning. and viii PROBABLY fo-
euIs IN lilo death Of a bunko man notor'onh!Y
known III "sir Ji,n,"-n remarkable specimen OF
humanity who stands about i foot inches
high. and iIas weil proportioucd, portly figure
and commanding and digniticl mlen. A1h reas
name ID said to DO James Canon, anu ho is nh
ruciisbmap, 81 yoass old. Tho man who did
the cutting In gentcel little fellow, who has
a number OF nllascs but In bost known among
lis associates os '+WAite llne." Lie waa tho
companioa anil assistant Of Sir Jim in his bunko
operations. and .
rltE DIVISION Of THE aroIts
ia tho,cht to have been tho cauHo OF the dll1i-
cnity between them. They Ind been ont all
night, mud met OH tho sidewalk OIL the north
west corner Of tho strcrtH aloso mcntionets. ami
fir Jim iusiFtcd on h.s companion ; T'i E'vinG h,m
story and anothcr to tIto oIoct that toy quar-
relied about woman and also about the money:
M ottlcr pptsons wcro present At tho tItno' and
tho real truth OF tho difficulty cnnnot be Learned.
The wat OF worls ended in Sir Jins'h striking
White riue hard blow in tho face. and following
Il IN by crushing IN his silk hat with Al, umbEel-
10. Tho latter resented NY
ultAwlso \ ruGKET-KEIFE
and thrustig il in Tho left sdo OF h!A tall antag-
onist- a wound !, inches long entering }llst be-
meath tho lower rib and extending into tho ln-
tostiues, waB inflicted. Tho injured man ninmetl.-
atoly ptessod Lis hnud to his sdo, AMI ran
across tho street to drugstore on tho oppoaito
corno, anl toll The clerk that
ho WAS fatally stabbed. and thcn sank
down on stool. Tho blood tfownd in strcan,
from tho wound. md tho mar became worry wealt.
Dr. pusdy waa calIed and, a!ser causing tho TO-
m.yal Of tho maj, to room III tho Thnmpspn
Block, near by. attended him. aud pronounced
TIE lSIUNT FATAL. ..
Eir Jim wnH subsequently removed to st.
Lukr'A Hospital. lio was then IN an Utmost in
sensible Btatc, mud unable to give any statement
concerning tho matter. oven II ile had boon nc
incliuoa lie il known an q roticont man. Ant
like lis fellows IN tho hunko busnoaR. it in moi
lkn,y that lie will give tho callHe Of tho quarse
rhicl, led to his present condition.
White l'ino ran away foon after the Btabblng
and IN tn Inst midnight hnti escaped atrost. AT
officer OF tie Lnko Htrcct squad WAS ut tho Bcent
Of the atleay shortly after lss occurrence,, ant
Was unable to ltarn Of tho honciAo's wllero
pbouts 1t ia likely that 10 lott thu city OIL ont
OF The carly morning sraius. Tho fugitive ss th'
pomo po.son who bnmkucd stranger out of ~
recently, and was hold tn tho Criminal Court 10
trial in bali Of 800, Harry Lawrence or cite 0
tbo professional bal!ers becoming suroty for Iii
Rpps&rAuc0.
, 1875-07-06

Hr"9's t"'re8'"'tfh'e ~ ~, -s's ,, o,s ne1u'1.
Some too zealous Catholics determined tno
other day to Try tho question aa to whether
man should 10 allowed to bury his vito witl.
o;,,;, IL a.. ~ who,har ,o abor,d ho comnolIed to
e',A ''s.' =, s,..s,., ~ ~ ...s r,,,.,,..,
ouomlt TO sna 'unesH' ccFon'oa''s' u s,o cautsu
Of Homo. and crrioua iAw-caso "aa tho result.
Tho wife OF ono G.egoiro, Eesideut Of Brussels,
1atoy died. Orevoro IL profess,d free-tl,iuksr,
..,n H. sIr.%. ha1;oxo, th.t ls ,v,fo .Iorc1 bta
@au Nv A'"uss poo,oa N"as s, 10 "' w. 49, ma..,.a' 80
Opinions. Neso5toc'esd' Doug IN 'oo iio9p!'a'
OF st. john about mouth bolora har death.
Bho received tho last sactaments OF the Church
without hor husband being aware Of tho
s......s. e.. Is. .-,ror,.a Inv hoto, ~,
otfcu'nstaneo' 'no a.n' oallosaea Nv. u'o' ~
the trlti!s OF tho Catao!io fe!slon, ~ hat ao.n-
Or and sisters testify, put never beloso her hua-
band. W hof doasl,; aeGolo!nHlg, tae Woisny
man, trI1lly convinced ttat hla VIE nau temn'aeo
true skeptlo to the lust, detoFmlheu % give nof
purely civil lnteftannt. hrfa1isemonta ms!o s'
1naus accnra!oglv. Mhon' nq"efet' 1ho cono
arrived at tho cometery OF LaeK!n, certain
Father bulcna maue his sppoataace. ana ta Mas
proceeding Win tho oafiai-sof'!ef OF tn1 Lhatch
Of Homo, whon hc ~Aa ihtersuptea W otoHo'io
anu LII ff'cHda-hempesH ei tuo noc'eto W
, 1875-07-06
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

Mary Mcdonald WAS arrostod laat eTenne on
,ou,n,stnt of II. ". Tilden. Of No. Gao Wabash
avonno. who acs,used her pf tho tboft Of valua-
bio oycfcoat.
stc11a Smith. the colored womsn arrostod
Sunday fer attem,,ted fnfantici1e. was yestofdAy
1,e,, to ball in ST. 200 10 appear At tho Criminal
Court for trial.
Tho Third q ntverealiss aoctety (alurray
f-,,urch, w,,l hold a social and bnstnoPs meeting
thi. ,.nn;,u at the 1osldepto OF T. T. Furlong,
127O Wabast, nsenuo.
Dr,,oc tho ebsonco sof family on West Adams
.,,cct. uesr sangant m. yesterday. thieves cf'
,s.a, lin ,,ouae and ct 3le $500 worth Of vaIua-
hlcs No Glow could be- obtained to tho robbetB'
" +, Van Eourcn a half-pafnlyzed Young
xn,r ia mrninE frsm hB home, NO. 5os " habasn
nynnuo. aud hi8 friends RIO afFaH! aonesh1nR
xer,uus bap happened him. 1lo lasub1ecs 10 nts'
Tho regular monthly m eosiag of tho Board OF
rn,nc;flols uf tho Hospital for Women a1,1
tI,,ra, will be heil nt ,ilu reBtt1once nf Mrs. J.
q. Hilton, Gs3 Wabash aseNue, as 2:3o O'CLOCK
today. ...,
4 bor named Harry Toggus on, Years otFf' ~
tnr at No, ll West l.ako htret't, was bl''en q
l1r, supposed to lave been mad. yesta1uay ~
,nnrninr. Two little gitls JosFc Jn.noe anu ~"
xio li,gAold, woro also bitten' @"o 00h
killed.
Abous lEO Young loafcrs attctidea ~; MAE5 :
Church picnic at Spring Grove Yesterday, H. apa n;
sol into row among themselves. ,t,.ie. Uhe ~. T..
thcn,, Johu Milligan, wls cut with knlte 's.
sile taco several tincs Tho police put them out
Of tho grove.
Tho collection taken up nt f'!tnon.h IT. nh th.'fcn, en-,
syct.inc mee,inE after lie congroEatlon had lib,
ened 10 Insprk saressGS by 9, Dr. noen ao ~"
ioyet tha, this aum Of sJ5 900 lcavcB tho church
perfectly froo from debt.
rnEanYTEKy.
TIN onar,crly meetng Of tho Chicago preahy-
.orv wsr l,c]d in tlior rooms in tllo Mcc"En''eE
Bai!d,ng yesterday morning. II was orene1'
iii, PRAYER by tho lev. Z. j.. Thompson, About
I'm ouly business Of Importance tratisactch "aa
M Of formal rerons1on d,tsor's y, cn {o
fcrr,,,r letters Of tan,,rsiou from TINT congro.
CATION to tho Secretary Ct the lFe1snGrv ne
iler Jnl,n Il. Denslcv. Tho Nlata Ina1cn ,;.' w.
vii, Grace Church III forming tho sixth Chnr;h
but it WAS thought boat to thta formally uisao.yt
it as sonlo Of thu mcsnbo5a did uot accompany Il
in forming tho uui0n.
, 1875-07-06

os"""i'" nv
With the arrival yesterday morning from
Grnnd 1raynn of tho steamer Muskcgo,1, OF tho
f1aoa,,,,, h,o cotna TIM ,,aws nf tho sAu sn'ci3e
-, :: t,b.ia,,. - E,,+ nra,1,sor Ia IA
ot ua'1lo' H. A,'i'sal' =. 49,, A ,"s,s -. c,,
tho boat "ns aootlE 1ea'lnS 'h' ooeh w eaae'eo
ut o'cloch, Saturday evening. large, we'll
dressed gentleman, with linen dueter ovor Lis
,r,, atonucd mn in tEe tirAo.-areut and bought
~'"' rn.,,a 11.ro, IL ,hor .,ont,oa
ticket for Grand ltAFeh' ho tnch stopped
aboard the RtcaEner aud Was nsHlgnea to Room
~ A., the cm,lnves of tho t,o,nnauy uotieetl.
Lis goutle,nanly bearing and attractive pcraonal
appraraucc. but beyond that needed nothing,
~ a.. ,,a..,,o ,bo r,rt,cua, wa,taa tha
puF1ns Inc pAaesse sno ssns''" n",, "aI'a t.,' 'a
deck nncasy. nno "nuea UIn eu ~ s1
from s btateeoo' ~. =. "'s, ','o ~ r'h 1,'t
tho nieht-~atShinan ~ gu n..l % soIso "tlo. uu'
was answered TINT none cpalu oo p1ocuseu;
Some iltno nftor the nElt-Watchuiaur remembered
that tLo.o waA . party ot young mon aboard
who wcro "ti,yt- footing" tho Fourth, nud ho
thought that llerl,nEs tsoy might layc Homo Of
tho article for which their fol!o"-Paseongor
waa 10 eagerly searching. On inquiry, ono of
tho young u.cn cheertally nsodcEed him ilask
of b1a,luY, but he Iefused, aaylns Ao lad not
been In tho habit OF drinking Liquor.
Lie continued to wander III and ont Of hia
lux, When tho night-watchmnn heard the report
OF 4 pistol, Aa it WAS tile morning OF tho
Fourth ho did not at frat pay ANY attention to
It, hut afterwards, fea1ing eonlo accident, lie
| Cntlotl and notified tll0 htoNhrQ. Inc Two o.
thou. then commenced search for tho person
who tised the Hnot. While hunting for tho wad
| Of tl,c pistol, the nigllt-wascliman found tho
/ 1uau's Int. which Was Immediately recognized
ns brlo,lgis,g 10 the portly gentleman in No. -.
Ills steward Immediately opencd tho room aud
| found iucloeed in MI oHvaEop Htsmped "GAult
Honso," tic following letter:
| yn auy o6lcer n tAs Eolt: ....
siy i,,n!e IL Daniel T. Albright. from Fort Madison,
Leo Co.,, lows. 1mrecunions circumstance financial
emparrlHsncnta aud 'nahlty 10 obtain employment emp
las led TO this re..I. Atn sasoa a 1ma hsnt l:n
paE ~ rsS}ran,, 1 savs liz TIT "r,
,. ~" ~ 90 Militia uf nv dcath. tie naturs and whcfe
@s nhrut. thereof.
In,1o,.o,, m tin h.rk Of tt,,a uoto mud yrittet
,;t1, lo.J nencii WA Tia following;
~ s.,,,- =, ,,tn xo,, viii tnov s,os nv
, 1875-07-06

Important to the Preservation Of Teeth
John aoahnell's Chorry Tooth'Faste.
ths most efacacious dentitr!cs known. Try It. For
sale ny Ill druRglsa. Wholesale Agsnts. ToFEs1
| bradley, III sud l73 Randolph stsset.
, 1875-07-06

Tho Old Way Was Objectionable,
and many Indies havs not Jet learned that the new
"F1enth dry procesa VI cleaning FeI1~s Al 3lks and
dre.s Klyola. Cook aoIa1a " Dearborn street., u
Ant 2Il Ns4i AlAGison street.
, 1875-07-06

"Panker" Freezers and E1ahar Refr12er-
Rsprs
sro two tndtspensables n weil.regusted household
II you havs Hos uso thcm. your creamR hsTs been
half frozen and vic.uala half keps. Daitons. ia and
1871 Stafe Rt5eet.
, 1875-07-06

for r-nl, IS sn4i upwards pot month. number ol
excellent secondhand pianos, Including 5tslnEayh
Tor ssls II rstrcmely luw prizes. Lyon usa>y.
Htata and AonEus atrettA.
, 1875-07-06

TUE SON or PROMINENT CITIZEN pAoHnKp.
tbs schooner Flying Mist, which loft tbs
port Friday night tur Alpena. arrived back
, 1875-07-06

GILES LIN1MENT.

= GILES IMMINENT.
Xxx II USEl
9z2G1LEs' y {
LilimBlt I0Qido Of Ammonia,
4 Now and
Grcat Discovery in
Medical Scionco for the
Curo aud Roliof Of Pain IN Man
or Animal, Surprising Anything
heretofore known, Restoring Thou.
sands to Health md Happiness.
A SURE CURE
For Neuralgia, Rhoumatism, Erysfpelns,
Dtphtherla, Group, 6oro ThroHt, Faoo
Ache, Mumps, Paralysis Of Limbs,
Ht.H or Enlarged Joints, Bun-
ions, Corns, Pain. In Back,
Neck, or Shoulders,
Quinsy, Catarrh.
Bruises aud Wounds Of Evory Mature, in
Mon or Animal.
si;ss sssa. &. ~ / s
| CLANS.
A PHYSICIAN CrnEp:
Dr. william, ,o.vood Page Of No. 9ss Foarth.sv. No.
pat II II. knas ana usLlo Il .siX S..t
sd ss0d ., H.! nns it 81 seifnSs fao ea !"
| rssu Instant rolioi aud oElectu4 compluts ouIo.
nnEuNAriu SurFEREus srATE;
ns discharged fran tho Maslachusetts Gonera ltos-
p! ncaIalc With .aam.a.r{ 5,t Tae1t in u ihf@ ny
ssd1 EfiNN aI sairii. IL. u psnost, Fan 1of aiass
by suffering. with ni!anmatoIy rhgmuatism wsrs II
tcnss ~ helpless .l used fiItes Iioiont l1niae q
| HiS. al3 West ThIst, .ttths.. N. Y.
Inaammstoey Nhnntnatism all o~cr ny bodY, wrst'
ra'1 n, t2 nmsRRf NRS i3as is .! W.. An
| Twenty .thlrsst.. Nov YG5k.
GILES, J.ISIaGEST far ailments Of the u: .n!nas r..
kingdom has hurpasscd AL oaef papasAnoas III 'te "'a
| destully ou1BtIFo altccts.
Tue OWNER or "IIAnnr BAbsErr" srATEs:
In my stahs tho only ltnIment now use l. iiea 4dnt
ngnt fodtdo nj AE1nGuik. II perforMs No1dofs. Lug
hs.tas,aSy ptqnasns;e II tfG be'f o'ef ee" H.
stock know # 70 ,tneps hat sa9s's a ae,
wanpd- kntnslhinE rsahe. II nesgr dttnppnata Fun
TEt i DOUGLASS North HosaIdst st HAltimoFe'
0cor4o Grant, Esq., Victoria. ELLIS Gnuaty Kansas
esst ssoSk s..n H. n T"5a Da a Ammo
GILES, I,INI11ENT. 4 bottle poe,sesea NOR
properties than harrel ot The SPECIALIZED r1tfaot
f4a rca oen. nd att i pr tGsa soo o. aasss %
Depot I'll bi1thav.. Nov York, ard sold By al Drug
/ wfSfA.
, 1875-07-06

Grand squars aud upright planes for ss!s only Il
the pluo Eoou44 o{ W. ". Kimbsu eo9nsE HsAts and
Adams alzaat&,
, 1875-07-06

WILLaRD-At his residences Kecsevi3fe SoT York
Huud1y, july xttaF shost ineas. Jacob P. HAri,
fosmnsy Of tnia cltY.
BOSD-snnday D. MI, July I. Thomas shetaon.
Fnnniaf snsvioes nt tI .n>Ience nt hls parents. 1T.
, 1875-07-06

Tho uso OF "trade-mnrk " should be d
necessity to every manufacturer who has
fifth tn his own wares. Tho first step towards
making tho nnnutaoturer independent Of
the commission merchant should be to MAKO
the name OF tho aooda and tho Trademarks
by which thoy aro distinguished widely
known to tho oonBun1er.