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the occasion by John @. whittier and Mrs. Julia
ward Howe.
The instrumental music viii be furnished By
Browns Brigade ana the Germauia bands.
Al the close 81 the exercises 10 tue Pavilion the
procession Will be organized ss folows:-
ORDER or PROCESSION.
Boston Brigade Band.
Ancient ana Honorable Artillery Company.
CHIEF MARSHAL WILLIAM A. TOWER.
Gen. Wllmon W. BlacKmar Chief OF stan
Capt. samuel l.. Chandler. AdJutant General.
Aides.
Col. D. T.. Mu2zey. II. Col. william ingalls,,
Col. j. n. Lombard. M. b.,
Capt. Hugh Ocnrane,- Capt. william Roberts,
Capt. George x. kelso, Captain n. y. Whitney,
Edward W. kiugley Esq., Capt. +. L. Glddings.
Cornenus Wellington CAPT. Jonas \. Capelle,
Esq A. +. scott ESQ.,,
+. Q. Robinson Esq, Benjamin Poland, ESQ.
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VIEWS OF GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS
AZ the question whether Concord or Lexington
can claim the honor OF having nred the first snot
in the cause OF American independence is one or
peculiar interest Just now the writer sought 10
obtain the views of a man who Is pre-eminently
qualified to Judge or the merits or each claim,
beng one 81 the proloundest OF American scholars
ana thinkers ana one who has made the history
OF his native country an especial study-George
william Curtis. Mr.. curtis has been selected 70
deliver the centennial Grafton ia Concord on Mon
day next and would undoubtedly devote
particular attention to the solution OF this
yexing question-yexing because IL has
kindl d spirit Of rivalry and Jealousy which
the American patriot can only deplore. At least
this Is the light which the great savant looks at
It, AT the same time his opinion IS one calculated
20 restore peace and concord 70 Concord and Lex
ington oy distributing the glory between both
claimants This view he does not express merely
for the purpose or ending the disagreeable
STRIFE, but because IL is absolutely founded on MS
torcal facts. 4 "a Beecner, ne answers, when
asked whether Concord or Lexington deserves
the wreath II national glory, NO and yes" and
makes both cities happy at the same time.
Mir. Gurus is a student Of the great wars which
have rent this Continent, and II is gratifying 10
be able 10 state on his authority that the present
rivalry between me TWO birthplaces OF American
liberty viii not, in his opinion, result IN iratri-
cidal bloodsned. At the same time he holds out
no deusive hoEe that the controversy Will ever
be satisfactorily settled so as TO merge future
ceeDra lions OF the great event into one. Concord
and dlscord are both to flourish Ia the future, IN
less the two cities clnsp hands across the har-
monizing and all-emoracing opinion OF George
william curtis.
Nj. Curtis does most OF his writing at his pretty
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SECOND DIVISION.

SECOND DIVISION.
Aide.
United states Marine Band.
Con ,Ord ARTILLERY as Escort.
President or the United states aud STAG.
Members o! the Cabinet.
judges OF the supreme Court Of the United states
GA ca rlagesl
Admiral 81 me InIted states Navy aud stem.
Major General Commanding Department. o. The
East and stan.
onicers OF the Cnlied states Army ana Volunteer
0nicers especially invited.
Onicers or the United states Navy and Naval
Onicers aspect ny nvited.
Members Of the senate q the United states.
Members q me House q REPRESENTATIVES, = me
uuited states Marsfa and Judges or circuit and
District Courts W cArriass'.
THIRD DIVISION.
Aide.
Bard.
Portland Mechanics Blues az Escort
Governor q Maine and stan On cArrages.
AmosKeaQ veterans u Manchester as Escort.
Governor VI New Hamp hire and stan On
carriagesl.
Band.
Ransom Guards Of -. Adams as escort
Governor ofNermont AMI san an carriagesl.
Band.
First Lleh, Infantry veterans q Providence a.
escort.
Governor OF Rhode Island and star do carragesl.
Band
PUTNAM Phaianx Of hartford as escort.
Governor Of Connecticut and stan On cerragesl.
Gsvsrnors o. other staies a. cSrrlagesl.
FOURTH DIVISION.
Aide.
Band.
Old Sixth Regiment Association.
Quests especially invited not embraced Ia any
organization
Massac usetts society o. the CINCINNATI, President
ana Fellows u Harvard College, aud 0verssesa
ul Harvard college IN carriaEesl.
Dean and Faculty o. Harvard college,.
dem 1ers 81 the Pro-s.
standing Committee OF Banker Hlli Monument
Association.
Committee or Mass Grand Lodge OF y. ana A,
MasOus.
Council OF Mass. Historical Socety.
Rapressntatlyes Of n. T. Hlstorc.GeHealogicai
society.
Aide
Onclal Deiea ltlons from cities and Towns, espss
cially lnvltea, a. tue FOL owing orderi--
Band.
Acton Minute Men a. Escort
Acton, BED ord, Bllergca, Carlisle. Chelmsford,
Llnc0.u Lttteton stow. Sudbury, WeslOrd, Ar
llngt0n, Belmont, Beverly Boston, BrOXD0f0uEh,
Br0Okllue, Burlington, Can bridge. Chauest0Wn,
Dangers Deunam, Everett, birmingham. LeSla0.
ton Lowell, Lynn, Lsnuneid, Maynard, Medlorl.
MeFOse Need am. Newton NORWOOD, Peabody,
PeppereA, ReaCtua, kOxDury, salem, Somervllies
Wakaaeld, Wslthan, WatertOwn, Wayland, Yves.
ton, winchester. WODurn.
Posts d Grand Army OF tao Republic.
Companies OF Commentators and 0tner organize.
lions.
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WENDELL PHILLIPS.

In osspotcs addressed 70 the HEeALp NJ
Phnnps regrets that ne mas % leisure TO invosu.
gaze the question % - 70 sorm AZ accurate IoaN.
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ruru DIVISION.
Aide.
American Brass Band or Providence.
Cltlzenr Ut Concord generally
Cltz6ns Of 0thsf cues aud towns geneTBhyi WITH
oauNss
Escorts and aides ii tAe s4me order "a above.
1k6 alnereat aiyiasoaa via L0fm - i0AeHa ~
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ment. But he adds, II have no doubt the Lex.
ington men nred the nrst shot, though not BY the
order or any oficer"
, 1875-05-27

proceeding, It appearing from tho record that
two Of thom-tIonty ". King and Nathaniel K.
Fairbapk-wero not partiea 10 tho original bill
On mhie!, tho order OK injunction WAS entered,
and, consequently, bad no interest In tho eh-
forccmont of much order.
.srconI-1Yhether tho complaEninst, taking
important and material Bters in tho cauae aflos
TINY Lad knowledge Of tho alleged contempt,
and oven hfter they had formally put thc Court
In pnsacnslon Of huch kooNledgot did Has wAlTa
the alleged contempt.
Third-Csn proceedings for contempt in vio-
latny an order Of injunction bo commenced
after such order has expired BY roason Of lta orn
o1press ln1itstlon7 tTho order ceatsd to exist
alay G.. aud contempt proceedings we're COM
mci'ced NAV Ill
Foarh--Wero tho attorneys agafn*t whom tho
ru1o haa been onterol. and who were soltctsors
In tto cauAo by retainer of tho clsv, guilty Of
contempt In giving TO tho Council, 1t the Foquest
Of tho Mayor. their opinion upon tho quehtion
whether tho Council could b laga,ly punished
for d!sobedtsnco Of tho orAer; such opinion.
when given, baug in substance that tho Council
could not legally be punisled for such diso-
FiJfh-Wero the members of tho Council who
1iaoba, ed the order Of lnjunotIo1L aud tbs writ
In ro doing gnl!tr Of contempt.
fIe addressed lilure1f mainly to the last quek-
tion. saying that 1t involved tho merits. aud 1t
decided In favor pt the respondents, would be .
decision Of tho whole case. Ife hdvktcod tbs
proposition that Court Of ChanceIy hAd no
cent where there was 10 legal rensdy, and not
oven then It tho election Of o1ioors ou}y ras To-
yo3ved, and, inBnppo1t Of bis vicns. quoted from
d number OF AnshortleH.
I,rfoto he lln,i concluded tho Court adjourned
unti! u o'clock this morning.
, 1875-05-27

Dr. Il. Y. Pierce, Of tbs Worlds Dl.pensaEy,
Buffalo, N. T., whose family medicines have won
golden opiuious aud achieved worldwide reputa-
ton, after patlept study and much experiment.
ting, succeodod Ia perfecttng compound extract
Of enart-weed. or wafer pepper. that Is destined
to become ~ celebrated ~ hls othaF nedcines.
1t owos its efficacy not entirely to the smart
weott. which, however, is \ noycrega reu'edsal
agel.s, hu. largely ton happy combination OF
That 'Ierl, with jamaica ginger and other scge-
tsh!o aBonla. Tho combination Ia such as to
mako It worry pleasant remedy to take. Takon
internally, |. cures diarrhea, d5seutery Tor
b!ooly.anx1, summon complaint. cho!ara, uho.esa-
norbua, colo. cramps and pain In the stomach,
breaka M colds, fehrile aud inaamnatoEy IT.
sscks. Il Ia sold hy ~ 1suggista aud dealets 'n
medicines.
, 1875-05-27

Two French Women 4 Skctch ~
TAtuGs

Ops full.h|oen. In whtto ombroldered sk!Tt
with ! plated waist, looked like : Venetian
woman Of tho Renaissance. Above tho DIVING
sofsucss OF tho sat!a you ssw her curved and
pcarly neck, aud on tic blonde tsesscs OF her
abrntlank hair s!lnpls band OF floating laoc.
She seemed tall aud straight as Dlana In tho
long folds Of her native d1ess, Aar bodice, o1uA.
mantcd with silver embroidery, delcase!Y sug-
gcssod The thought of laslU lnssar. sLo
walked rapidly, and her dragging tga!n trcmbled
liko ths lrapefy OF goddess. wll!la t4a bouquets
Ut brii!lants IN hef hair aashsd Ike sword
badcH. Another, frail. slight, tho face protaek-
lug. wilh tim nosa, trembling llps, pale ayes,
aud natr al IN diao1lcr beneath her d'smonds,
seemed to emit has4cs and sparks from eY0ry
nart OF hes passou. BaAtel or standing. she
tncyet seemed to touch ths ground. Tue ipwata
| mett!o, tho lrrepFoasible outbursts aud con.or-
tious Of hsr nervous organization, beut moaon-
tary s!liyors through 4eE nervous frame; Abou.
| ihis Higos ucck nipples row Of diauaonds-a cir.
clo Of living eyos. spsle ~ the hsmlpg eyes Of
magic aerpGnts, The1a women chat knd saoln
/ delighted with iheIr conversation. What would
YOU not gtse to hesE what thor aso esyi4gG 10
asl. saa Hs w 1ss T..
otlar uolhes-of.peast.
, 1875-05-27
AFTERNOON SESSION.

4 A1I1t @taAA4lukt
Upon reassembtn8 tia "luonty.txo" wsro
all present, s!Bo tho Mayor, aud au increased
number OF lockers opt
The susaese Of tue Aldermen to tue intauog&-
tory ~ to Hhothos they Ind seen tho opinion OF
Qity-AstoEpey Jameson wsro filed, aud they hay-
tps denied that they had Mr, Pence Mked that
Clty-Attorney Jsmieson b swqrn,
Nr, doudy objected. but tho Court oTeFFulc1
tho objection.
Nh. JAMESON
then took tho stand, aud Mr.. Ponce rhAo tho
opinion tha witueaa bad given, advising tho
Council not ia dlsoheY tho injunction.
1lr. Jamteaou testified substantially y u follows,
Tho optuou was written Mopdayl morning.
April 20. 4 the rsqusHt Of the Mayor and do'
Q.-Dt4 you bare any conversation NTH
any ma1nher OF tho City Council tonch-
ing Tho substance Of Tho opinion. or ~ to tAoIr
dus,eB under tue ciycunatanaea3
41Sbl Objected to objection ovcstulea; exception
'H,@poss!bly m.y have but what tho conyss.
sa,Ion sss DO not distinctly FememboE.
o.-pld you see tee opinion after Is - Was g. 60.
tabie J, ID font 81; sir. DIXON, ia tla Council.
room, vhla tue bg1y waB iA gae6jolt.
Q.-Do you know whether " not that opinion
was read to the fouacA' AL know That 1t
Q.-Did yoa }yss hays conversation with
11tf: Di.en r., ,S'thfefessneo to tho 0p'n'0n' A.
Q,-pid Yogever hare my conversation With
any merabor bf tho Council will reference u
their obodtalfa OF tho Ertt2
t,fsS5. Dfs5'sted ~ objection 0's'fa''d' exception
All pqtss eoareesea NTH any Of taeu PRIOR
! To- Tho paAf fass Of th$ Tots aooptI<
Dy tbe Epprtj Q,rpy subsequent cQpvars9-
tons with my Of tho d6feadAuts do you know
, 1875-05-27


III tho building on tho south aida Of Davis street,
formerly occupied by Ladds Nsnk. This ID
provided with vaults suitable for the storage of
tie village records. which hare hithorto boen
preserved moro by good fortune than BY the
security OF their places Of deposit.
There wcsa present Tsustcea uuao 1glehsrt,
Taylor, Draiaerd, aud Wheeler.
A p'at Of tho retubdiyiaion Of Block /, E. L.
rratt's Addition, Was prosecuted By Mr.. II. q.
Powers who hollis tho lease thereof, and re-
ques.cd tho vacation OF the old plat and the
approval Of tho one proaentcd. Referred to the
Committee On plnts and Subdivisions. .
Owen Holly, pounamaater, s1,03o. C, +: Bart
lett surely; John Csruay, policeman, el,uQ0,
Robert Simpson suroty William Carney, police
man, tl,0oj, Charles d. Woodfofd surety.
TIE PuMPfNa.EHdr*gs.
]. r. Fitch. Superintendent OF tbs Water
Works, presented tic following report
n..: bs honor TO- tse sn' arFns tS 1T
hours celscd to draw w.ses After twenty hours
work cleaning IL. pumr, tney wore again started It
10 10 unable to perform full daty. On batar-
dry ths engnca wore aHn started, and controlled tls
water In thu well until EoMs tIno In the Aferuount
when they again ssys out, bsIag again chokcd up
o. Monday they worked I'll day. .nd spceeed.a in
keeping tho water down, 10 that va eoutIuu.A the
untii sbout a:3o :. m. vhsn the1 xor: .toppsd tos
fused 10 Irar ~s:sF. Ihs 1.lves wtrs removed aud
found full Of gravel. The engineers now At work
With! Tarta!s. Saw ons. u n.ss been ssn far. and are
looked for tomorrow. force Of man hare baea isrt
At wssk wh!ls she enstnes were running tu cleaning
Ms. Connolly las completed tho alter At tho end Of
ths CRIB an 4 swait!ns sas psslas Of .ae watsr 70
ssuled for Tho double hydrant u tho corner Of Davis
etrcct sud Sherman ayeaas. ! would state that tho
, 1875-05-27
MISCELLANEOUS.

From recent aou4dln8s, II arpaars th1t II tls eentEs
Of tho caunol aspeutwatoE thetsia Nowhere less hAn
feet Of water and in many places the depth ranges
from II to Is fest Ths host water IL on tho south
se About 800 feet from the outer end Of tue moi th
pier, 4 sAoal place u found which e1tsuds Into
The channel about 80 feet, and Ia about 100
feet in length. On thls bar tbs water is from to
sids nearly oppositc begluaing ct point about 43a
ect from thu untor end Of The south pier, extending
Into she rhanncl sbont 70 feet and being shout 900 feet
il depth ncar tho pler, to 7 feet tn, dcntA
81 tGo cutter edgo Of thil bar. There IL atil LETT
chauuel Of about co feet Ia width. whers tue wAes II
nat lcas tlau fest tn depth. and on getting pact
these bars, tho remainder Of the canne! has aeph
Of from 10 to II feet: until pcnt"atss Lake y entered
and all ntea Of sounding caases lstween the euds Of
liz plers thpss Il dspth oE fton II 10 u tost.
, 1875-05-27

~ want It nice, and strong, and SNUG like"
aatd the widow, exhuming fresh ,rooAethsnd'
kerchot, and controlling her soba with difficulty.
"0h that's oil right. MAIN. that'a all right"
tijy' "Lo @ couiiat cot out of it, mam, It 10 lad
4 mimi To.
, 1875-05-27
LAKE EnIG
rum

spscfas fer-s.pom,ene. " T1a cateaao T:iss1s.
EnIE, pa,, M*y 25.-Tho scAE Miami 1ele casus IN
from Toledo yesterday morning. eho left FOR Toledo
In the srenng. Tho tug Mary ~ Green eamo from
Dunkirk Sunday having In tow ons lighter. She left
for tho place last evening. The props Mct-
chant, SalIna, prndl7illa; schr achuylklll; bargc
s. 0arlner aro expected hsro from tue Upper Lafcs
today. T,lgmcn here complain Of dull t!mes....
This sc,r Marion Eagan, Of this port has been chnE-
tered to carry load Of limo from Buffalo to olcre-
land 1t 6o per The achr Grace Sherwood ia
s 4srs oasy from o.weso Eta Ss
dry-iock. tut. tug VA, eold " oaTss ,,..
Ss sa m :, sr ' Sly s wss to fss' ss woes Il topa
elased +, 1.isi,sta oIr,eu, oao OF her orisinai
owpcss ad viii seaa ta rsaay to 60 tnto comnlsaon On
oa|., So u corn, sea b.s s.tt, ?o Gt's aaar, 90
ths sos3a bu gram, los:5 hzls aonr, aud
suul1lca.
Ea1z, r., % May 5a@The = Trop pGiladeirh, arrival
from Chicago ta-4ay; also tho prop Alaska, from
milwaukee,.
About ncnn yesterday tho steam canal boat City Of
utica, CAPT. William ". ireland, arrived from New
York, pplx tho first boat to conn through tho canal
from that place th!A seaaon. Sa Wa4 loaded With 100
toms Of merchandise, taken on at Now York. The
City Of Utica left Troy lilo 18th, tRking Aer turn
at tho look lehiud oisht hosse-boata, bound wnst
Tho water was worry low a. Mahy points IN tnc
eanal, mud sls assisted I number Of horse-
bouts that had got aground. 8ho Fas
delayed over twenty.four hours on tho trip. tbs
full time from Troy was e1actty hvs days, and &C.
tual running time four days. Tue etcsmss City Of
Troy arrived this morning at o'clock haYtag 1nado
tic run In i've and hnlf days and paased over
hundred c4nalboats, slle etorgel At twenty points
10 unload local freight 1osl Of taeas stcamefs are
nor taking op corn, ana Wy sta.t sos below TO- TO-:
day. II Will 10 noticed that stnalnets 40 not 1tor now
arrlya and depart like auy othnr steasn ren-
scH. Tho na1ter boats havc orders to assat any
grounded horse-boas that ihpy may overtske which
favor ought DO appreciated by tho ho!se'boat tntor-
.Moad4y s1ea!ns ~ o!a acor loaded viii Ind
midway bctwoen the llshthuu1s aud nfnuet4 e1cya-
tor, At present tho scow Ia considerable oi ap oo
struct!ou but measures ha9o htea already taEtn to
remove tho wreck Rt tho first opportunity. h1oy
AMI light ayo eoA located tie spot. There was
eight Gr ten lustons on the when tie accident
happened, but all wera rescued.
, 1875-05-27
Judge Williams Resumes the Considera-
tion Of tho Contempt Case.
A1dermnnic Ignorance Concern
ing Jan,ieson's Opinion.
Frank Adams Makes Hts Argument fol
Defendants.

MORNING SESSION.

...ru.,. ,.e.,o,,
"OnN!NA oeoo.o"'
fhhL'ai"AAf t"''"'
Ths Afdoruanic contempt case appeared nron |
The sutfaco again yesterday, Wednesday being |
thn ,1.v mi for hearinu t,c arpuments undor the
.,,t. ~ .,,o,. a.,.sa ho .ort n. crowd.
'"io ~, ~ 'p"' oa"oo' ~ sou ,.s,,' va
od with spectators. and tLn following Aldermen
wore presents Woodmnu. 11l!drctb, Campbell
Corcornn. Cu11orton. FoJoy. Bailey, Warren,
0,n,Io, sto,,t 1,v.r orI1L. Murrhv. 1,cnoa.
, ,,,o,.S ' .,'ar' ,,n'." ,n.s,' III.
chet' hco'oeY' ne'ahnef, "n'te' .'aEk, mnn''
Dixon ana Echl1ardt-woro absent.
An .oon an Judgs W,lliatus took I,1s sest,
,rr,,va l,ictov ma,o a rno,,on In dfsch.rr. t,e
1SS " NSA ''AN
9uio" ..----.
. 'uuoE AA"hESca ....
supposed tho object OF tlAt motion "as to 60
ol1ro tho opening aud claBtng Of the argument.
In dtt1 not pnhnrhsnd that t],o defendants we're
ea''tiou " -. " eoap. "oiu.!o ~ is"@ ~ eA~A
nv aeapetnuoua mo!.on. ~ nesieu u sntee
rus TO sno" eauso WY LUG a4esuea ~. Ineis
a.onn W ~ "oi ~ '1s ad n i,at,
Two or thfea 81 tae inlet!ofasoiacs naa mot oSon
hnswofe1. anu no lnsiesed aPon ahs"ots nol1.g
maao peioro tno hnn! nsas1nG o! ano saas a. 70
to Tug Council % married degree, Viii Ssn| ,,
OF dotosmlnmE tho e1teht 70 "A'ea lucy euoo4"
10 pnnsnou' 4o''" H.. taoy t,aS mS1e ,,s, 10 oe'
arnpp.rry ,Ffrnrpt1t iHn olurrrrr
ha ron,,t.oa r. nnswcr Iha intorrncatnriea nro-
nound"I to tbom. nna linz sfr Adams ei{hor
r answcr nnothcr tn,nrrocstorv iur3nr ,hn co,,rso
I' Of tho arrvmeut ] o. adnit t,a. ho was a. prcsons
n tho Court, o. representative Ct THO taty
intrnritnn Wa made '''''"'@o''
NJ Adams ni.m;ttc1 Tint In w,a nro,ont.
Nj Isance s,id the,o yoa nrn tntcrrnn,torv
viii +ofnrcncn tn the fanls of rhIch he VIA
ma,oten. Ti,a Tia Connct1 wnre askod wbathar ar
~. t,,nv war; not niyt.cd hv' ~ whotcr IN
nn,,;a,; rss mt Rad srnm eir. r.htto,nav Jomic.
op"iou ,oaant; WE ~ ~ ttn bat tias ,,,st nhsv
snn ti Il ws, ' Ths Th,s n1.
Tsta3 sne th,t n,srtion Hc h,d fa,,nd ont
a;o. th.{ TX nnInsn, rrae mt TcaI IN linn, mi
st Il ,r.. u Ho1;g"r" ~ thn 1fsrnr ,n IL In
,,a.. s,,r,, ~ ttor NM r." w,smad ~ e.lt
!eqI"s. o. =. .,o,. t%at ,oat Ae ~ ~8A'
'ng r,,rs ~ avn NJ n;tnto ,o to,,oft
Aue eooiS ca" ~ ~, ,n,,,'a; ~ 'FsnA "'
.,. In' ~ H. uoop, ..,nw.,,. .,,.. IT,
Tou'u nos ASSENT " sua saKgesttiion t ~. saas nta.
Aoams ansMes ~ 'urst.us*s, ~ ~ ~ w ouu.no
OF .o .i ~ ~ nu' a ~" .nsme
IN order g. thas ne m'sa. ano" @ mnes lug 1ecoeo "ae
pc!ofe dAe alGulnent "as - .,..,a.,
Inc Coait Ia.aat1sa LII .no p,a;see Juns1;na t;'a
tho o1em1na',on 9. oate.aausS otay @ ostoso tns
Conrs Ilo Aasof' however, "oula nos pc 1a-
clnt!cd.
blr. dohay ald not unuorbtana that sAe pro-
csedines eoia ~ % % eoaaue.ea osa!,Si tnseFaoes
, 1875-05-27

.,,.. +, i. Dtnuson, Mcnominee, lumber barge
n waps hso,ner aosr s.fse sorss5 osa.
Nsn1',n,ee sene iasSea, lumbar big E.fa.s, Monas
en- en- 'Ier; schr u. g: A'i'reaht Mastegnn umher
c1aatns t,ns {oe,l: schr Hupply. lprsago I.ake. tra
I'll I'll nd T Tanfte. 1shr ookent Grand lsren. q
ton. tnn1 hly tons food. Ion corn mea .c!lr
co''n nuIi.io, H. sid ha whoat scr L. Van y.'tenbueat
tauitons MY, % bu o.1 hrls aont, 10y. ay sna
sandre. rfor ch,r'cs h'z Ma.'ss, n1 a..
;sns ;Ear, iiistr Vi rea furnltnro ser n. T. raetnsa,
Tnsns rIcr, IL rtoyea st,nr btuake9on, A".ks9on,
ta ts ii, sr 97 bria pork aud sM.,,lrea acr ], 4.
ss,uronsch, aan'sco lb4 hi, oats and stn'reni prop
nt,sengcrt st. Jn, ~ brls ntFar. hrs OIL f;s pkg
smnndrts; prop 1dtho Dsna1n l',1t hu corn, ,Gva
III tnur 50 tcs lard, and suurlee: ttmr shehnygan,
pW.ntoYoc Elndrios stme Ootonn, 1t. 10, sundr'rs+
, 1875-05-27

Freishts weso quiet AMI unchanged. buffalo rates
Tor sail vtssals no'iua!ly ska for corn and 3t<c
for wheat. Tho seira ruiasAi aud Clayton ue'e were
taicn for wheat to Kingston at 7Kc. Tho prop onel.
d, wheat and corn, and tho Russia art caEao) wheat
through via Buffalo. Capacty about q, 1000 ln wheat
snl 20 oc0 bu corn.
MILWAUKEE.
On tho 25th Grain fEelghts weTa dull and Inactive.
Chaross 10 Og1enAharg, schr ayosots, wheat II DC,
To 1]nYato, bark L. G. Woodruff to coma from cAica
90, wheat 1t IL.
nETnolT.
Mr.. o. 4. Dixon roporta schr Canton, lumber,
LAY City to Oak Orchard, 1axe Ontario, At s. per
feet, Noltlng reported from Cleveland and Ailw4u-
kec
, 1875-05-27

1TFfId1 V42H9't6 n 51s EHIfH7b 7f1F"h7.
e41tr, ILL.,, May 1s.-AunsvrD nr 1i1yEn-Bsnr
o Hte.cns, towing Johnson Nos. !, 4, aud 4, from
n,npcsrs Greek D.tn. all light, and 1IswihA And Con.
n,secrans, from Kingston. nosh losaed with Klne'ton
ri: prop Atlantic, towing canAlboat aroules, from
1.ora. botlI light.
nrPARrxp nY ltlvKn-S0tlfnB.
Passed INro CASAL-Johnton Nor. 1, ., and !, at
t,.ht. aud II!awaa and Gen. Rnsecranr, with KinRh-
In coal, a for Joliet. prop As1antlc, Light, for Ch!
c.go
ras1Ep OuT-Soihtng.
tine feet in.les Of water on tbs tseblil Of Lock
H. Elyaf Ut I stan1.