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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-06-15

Owing to the crowded state Of our
columns, we have, until to-day, been
unable to publish Friday nights pro-
ceedings OF the City Council. We
will endeavor, hereafter, to furnish
our readers with the same every
Saturday.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-06-15

Indian Inspector Daniels, Agent
Howard, King Spotted Tail, Senator
Hamilton and Rev. Mr.. Cleveland,
accompanied by his wife and the
Misses Leigh and Pendleton, teachers,
left Cheyenne for the agency yester-
day.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-06-15

l will not be responsible for any
hill or other Indebtedness contracted
by any employee of the LEADER print
ing office, except upon written order
or acceptance previously obtained ;
nor will any such claims be allowed
upon any Indebtedness due me.
H. CLAICHE.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-06-15

EE-Our Authorized AdverusInp Agents tor the
LEApER are. in New York, s.. ". Pettengfu Il Co,
~ ,PArk Row, Geo. p. Rowell a Co, 20 Park Row.
1T. LoHis, Roweif 4 Chesman. Cor. Third and
Chestnut Streets. 81 Louis Advertising and
Publ shing agency Chicago. II II. Chandler.
I7t South Clark Street: Philadelphia, y ".
Aver A Son. 7s3 Sanrorl Street; ana coe, weth-
e1ll a Co, Bulletin buildinE.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-06-15
NOTICE.
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD Co,
OFFICE,
MOUNTAIN DIVISION.

Cheyenne, w. r., jane s, 1875.
All persons are notified that certain
parts of sections six t6) and thirty
two (32l are restI we'd and plated as
Depot Grounds of the Union Pacifi,
Railroad Co, and that no buildings
or fences will re allowed to he erected
on said grounds without permission
from snid Company. PInts may be
seen in the oIice of the U. s. Land
r. Gister in Cheyenne, and also in
the Office of the Division Slperin-
tendent U. p. Railroad in this city.
j. II. CLARK,
Division Superintendent.
is div
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-06-15
LETTER LTsr.

LIST of letters remaining in the
Cheyenne Post office June IA, 1875,
which If not called for within thirty
lays, will be sent to the Dead Letter
Office. Persons calling for these let
tiers will please say advertised, Civ
ing date.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-06-15
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Extra copies OF the Daily LEADER,
can be had ut Hollis post office news
rooms, at 10 O'Clock in the morning.
m19-dtf
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-06-15

p. H. Fisher, Agent for the New
Howe Sewing Machine, the Best
Machine in the world. Corner of
18th and O'Neil. je9-d3rn
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-06-15

Dwight Fisk has purchased from
Z. H. LeIbey the agency of the Pen
pies Pump" (iron force pump, and
lie will keep them for safe with the
wood"n pump he has recently intro
ducru here. IeT-dtf
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-06-15

LOST. The final discharge papers
of Patrick ShaBahau. The finder
will tie literally rewarded on leaving
the saIne at the LEADER Ofice.
i.iI-dlOf
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-06-15

To HoUsEcLEANERs- = Several
thousand uncut newspapers for sale
at the LEADER Office. diff.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-06-15

Fresh Eggs and Ranch Butter
at Richmond'S. apl4 diff
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-06-15

All kihfis of mlaers' tools and
hardware at L. Schweickert's, six
teenth street. m2S-df
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-06-15

-Conveyancing carefully done by
Coriett 4 stevens. ap27 If
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The following letter, received at
this office yesterday, is Of interest to
our friends in Sweetwuter County:
Fort LARAMIE, WYo.,
June 8, 1873.

Maj. GLogcke, Editor Of Cheyenne
Leader:
Dear Sir: Please inform the people
of Sweetwater that some of their
horses, stolen lately, are Mt Red
Cloud Agency. They have been
stolen by war PARTIES from that agen-
cy. Mr.. Bnptiste Puirier, who Is
guide Mt this posi-, was there lately
with government dispatches; he
speaks the Sioux language, and was
told the horses were there, and he
saw several of thom.
l am not drowned yet.
Respectfully,
JULES ECOFFEY.
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Parties holding my receipts up
to No 81, inclusive, can obtain their
contracts.
L. G. STEVENS,
Agt. Town Lot Department,
Jpl4 dit q. p r. r. Co.
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Three desirable city residences
for sale by CorIett & Stevens. ap27-tf
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-06-15

Blank legal forms of all kinds for
sale a the LEADER Office.
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II. CLAICHE.

Remember the grand Foil Match
at Talbot's this afternoon, at 3 O'Clock.
Don't fail to see II
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To RENT.-Rnoms suitable for n
family, at reasonable Rates, mt the
Great Western Corral. Inquire of
II. s. Tracy. jI4-dtf
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-06-15

Wyoming Chapter No. l. r. n.
NJ, will meet in Regular Con vocation
al Masonic Hall, this evening. at 8
o'clock sharp. Visiting Companions
are cordially invited.
By order of H. P.
\ ]. PARSHALL,
Secretary.
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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1875-02-05
FORTY-SEVEN ACRES,
MORE OR LESS,

NIVINI1 VI III-'JI'i
the same being part of tract called
"WHEELER'S and CLARK'S CONTRI-
VANCE" lying on the west side of the road
leading from Bel Air to Conowingo, being
Maria Louisa Judd by the last will and ties.
lament of her father John Judd, deceased, late
of said county, which is now on record in the
office ftLe Register of Wills ofsald county,
in Liber B. H. H., No. 9, folio 324--
the same being all the land Of which said
John Judd, ST., died seized, situated on
the said west side of the public road above
mentioned.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1875-02-05
JOHN S. DALLAM,
Reaz Ezs&sf@Ge Agent
BEL AZ, HarioGa County, Nd,

Has for sale in Hartford AMI other counties of the State
a large sortmcnt OF Handsome, Cheap and Healthy
FARMS many of them Of fine quality and very fertile
with good modern Buildings Lawns Fruit, &c. ut re-
drced prices and very easy terms say small first pay
ment, balance to suit purchaser Also,
FLOUR AND SAW MILLS, STORES,
HOTELS, SMITH aud WiiEELWRI1IT SHOPS,
TANNkRlES, HOUSES and LOTS, &C.,
conveniently located in villages and county places,
many of them on the line of the Railroad now be-
ing made from Baltimore TO Philadelphia.
Having had many years experience in the business,
he can give useful information to any Desiring
purchase in this part of Maryland being located mme
datey between the two great cities OF Philadelphia and
Baltimore, with convenient access TO hOth
En- AL communications promptly answered.
REFERENCES.
Judge james l.. Dartol, Annapolis JUDGE Richard
GrGson, Towsontuwn; Judge James d. Waters, Eel
Air; Hon w. u. Stephenson, Hartford Co; Hon. H. D.
Farnands, Bel Air; Hon. Stevenson Archer, Bel Air
Hen. Chas, H. Phelps, Baltimore; Hon. John H. Price
Hartford county, Henry W. Archer, Esq. Bel Air; j. NJ
STREET., Esq: Bel Air; 2 IL RutiedgN Esq, Bel Air
II. Clay Dalam. Esq Baltimore,
JANUARY. 1874.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1875-02-05
Sherifff's Sale.

ID Y virtue of q writ of Fieri Facias issued
ID by James A. Fulton, a Justice of the
Peace in and for Hartford county, and State
of Maryland, at the suit Of Isaac Amos against
the goods and chattels, lands and tenements of
taken in execution all the right, title, claim
interest and estate, at law and in equity, of
the said Maria l.. Judd in and to all that
tract or parcel Of Land, situated in Hartford
county, containing
, 1875-08-14
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: AUGUST H. 1sTEN PAGES

md }oko- with ~homsoever hs enconnt"s,. and
swings l,te arms and tosaes bin had With tGo
Freedom Of bravo and honest man who bar
naased un+cktho1 through tsrtible Hangar.
Ia this thu tDan 10 brsAk tho bread OF i.ifo for
lts tellovr? 1taa he 30 conducted him.a a-so
vii. tlle right 10 make hia public uttersnce. ont
Of tho coinage Of Holy Wsit9 Ars his hAn''s no
cloau thst thes aro ct to touoh the ancrs' ve'-
eeIs NJ tile hltAr7 Can teEigton AFFORD 10 hare
her ritz. nsis the vaulting loree Of this nsan's
Iho candnct Of Ms. Doecher snce tho trial hs.
etea,liiY Inc1ehacd tho volume Of testimony
agalnst him. 1t /. e1rontcry defiance. aadaci!y.
and NOT tho sort 1T humble i,oar,ng and stead
fAsi purpose to c!osaee hls bnfpuIel character
which ronld d's.,ngulah tha pnro and loftv sou!
cast dos ia nnioaerved reproach. It. fs 4 acanial
to American rctglou. stjgma M our clslii atom,
thing for Americana 10 hitsh over and mhke
up their minds 10 eventually Ahate. hr. Bcoct1-
or must elthsr wash ccau bis hands OF y!lo
crltnes. or atep down and ont from min'rtcrinR
At any pulpit which ia aenerallynf officially 'cc-
o5nlzcd as Christian. Tn. c1,lrct, is not organ
lied for him to stand behind and DEFY. puhllc
opinion. II tho plymouth hocia:y In ~ll'!ng to
back him. then ri mouth mus. be conpelts! 70
ii1c cut of tho Christian limo. and rensin in
name. 4. it j. nov in fact. The church OF Dasch-
asism, and not Of Christianity.
, 1875-08-14

s,s ~. r., O. e. e. r,s h. md ~
liz dt. ot .e Sh!e.s9 n5y;n1ses s,1~,i 1n.'n' If In"
Tep"rer Of ho Detroit Iat cod o come 70
;n!esgo Iii hs bnnre1 nsn o. n.,.r,.on as,
h,mms51s r.r sws' 'c.ns,n M he w.nld Ionesr ~.
ns%eHns tIst IL made n TnE In1eusr .s
,, w tea 10 run M.a.y' a m. ,i,, ,x snsn w
.s" ,"sh here TO- .lsy f"r .leia* i.y to .te Of tho
tsrso oi lnn.r frm IL" aer ''nn,s nes a. sn .
!s,m.,,an e t nsf q :. on ,.e slaS Il ID: Il;
shnR IN .h!s .ccn h.. nse9s ms,ts, a' con.n",s
I'll aad,ng inc yacht. Iii. falI. neasde' J,cha fr,m
n,ner 1.ina coming 70 th'a tiseo THO ne" M @ IT,
~.y 10 this city, also tho canslan yarht ur'ne.
whe has pleasure ras'y o b",ra Ihe LII .a1tes 1nI Nh
r.. tecn repaired. snh Cant. Prinavil1e J*rh. fro
whch VA brought cre day ur Two ago, II no" 9sauy
" tAie part in tic nekt yscht race.
Tho atmr Montana of Tho Western Ifsn"notan,n .t,'
wsh arrived h.fs 'ssr' 'nos "s fe0s,u IN 'h ss
s.s from paint nataoy. eho went ou Thursday dur
dense oe .ad s '0sa o n thf s Whe ;as II liz .tr
Montana arrived Al tho sornc nf diHaster. two efna
.rus wtro working OH tho ~trsnled scste trying to
Mi her ofr Ono OF the tnSs took limo to tie Mon.
i i,ns, Which, could mol not enough, brt gs,o
g.y md tho steamer ha o 1saIe wttloHt being @ shla
't &c rsssss Gs %' ,:ss # ~
,top At Msctlnar md scnd thcu tho powerful tng
t~yiathup. II = htotm should cnme up while the
t,,msr il on there Ia gone danger that a1,o tnsy 20
10 pieces. II tho weather. however. continues lro'
THE cMfcauo noAbD or THApE .--
7hta vessel l,as nn.y guns into rya9Hs w''sto .r
.iyed It, whether tho hnea III Tho wnterclo~ot plfe
tsrn the result Of an accident, or whether thoy Tere
s,re wiih Tho intenstnn Of sinking the sesaei .. y
siamcd by tho underwriters. A. matters Dttnsl,
lookh badly fot her owner Capt Meorsw, ot nis e1ty
Ia extiaincl a-ay. II the tt!ten'ent Ia true, tha
Cart Fountain. Win racd her At tho e of her s!nk
IN, tas disappeared and no trace of him eAn u
fon1 then tho statement TINT thr veesc was sunk b,
raul piay has some confirmation. The followinGt: villa
f,e Ertnfna H,sfo'.sn 1las 10 ssy III frKar! TO ~
m,ttcr; "Cart. Tlipsuns Fountain y w.ntod by th
nndetnrlt-rr. Where Ii hot Up to the time OF III
renyery Of the hark Hoard Of Trade lie Ind comLnan
n he sctr 1cnaauker. Now TINT The Hoard Of Trad
In ori, snh tbs sanse Of her sinking aaa boon a..
rorerc.j tle Captain cannot bo found. Perhaps Carl
Me0rav, Of Chicago, knows. From What Nc ca
issrui won't 10 healthy fnr Capt Fountain TO rotnt
Ia ihsse parts for yeara. That lnsa1taoly tAs Eesu
u rascauy."
, 1875-08-14
ELSEWHERE,
Rf-TT EnH Y,tIlEI,.

spte,at Dispateh to The thteadd 7tfb"ne.
INDIANAPOLIS, 1u1, Aug. 1a.-Dr. Franklin
Casg,oyo, Of Msrysviilo, Allen County. has filed
complaint against j. t. Soff, g. ". II. Rl1ay, and
II. C. Dunn, former propt1otors Of The II. Wayna
Sentinel, for linel. nssosaiug tho damages TO bis
character At e1o. 00o. On the Sd Of september.
1878, tho Sentinel charged Or. Csrgrovo with be-
ing q lihcrtlne. oowart and hvoocrltc, AID with
irving to yt,ate tho person Of Mrs. Elizabeth
snei,ler. lady whom l,a wa. attending protea'
sionally. This Ia wllAt tho bill sets torth.
JupuE rlr7oN's COURTS.
Special Ihsnath to Tho Catrdao rtbiirs.
BLoo,1saTos, Aug. 13.--Tho Mclean County
Cilcuit Court adjourned to-day. Montay. .)nues
Tlpton oponH tho Futd County Court It patlol.
, 1875-08-14
HOTEL.
RE0PENING OF THE AST0R HOUSE,
HOTEL,

NEW YORK CITY, liY ALIEN & DAa1.
The Astnr Iinure, having been eullrelJ renovated
with modern improvements snd newly w!il
be orened ~ ant-claRa bosei. the European Ian.
aiout Sent l. 1a7, The burincts public Will find II
one Of tho comfortable and eonrentent In the city
The rnonis being unnhualy arRe Ent. and A!J. ona
day aud nll night the btt of servants vii! be employed
hhi patns MI! be spared for Tho comfort Of IL
patrons. Main eLtranec on feseyht. ltoona 81 10 y
\ dsy.
Tie noltini4 has btcu elegantly ntted - scstsu'
rant aud w furnish a the del acdes OF the teas OIL.
The oysters n tbs country n cctalty. The bar
vii! be sur,led with The choicest uneE, liquors. ales
rtr ALLEN DAM, PROPRIETOR.
HOuVERfEuN z. LANSING. Manager,
N. D.-Mr. Dam viii continue bis prorr!etorship o
ttt Uhiun sqn.rs Hotel. New Surk-onc Of the hest
knuWn Aoleia uptown.
, 1875-08-14
LEGAL.
MASTERS SALE.
LEGAL,
Cnder necrte Of Foreclosure in thc Matter Of
the Rockford. Enck Ilatd T. 81. Louis
Kaii)u;,,( Cb1nI any.

.,s. hstss az :" SsssrTa ii
r.,aas IL as, ts''r H. sfG: %'it I'm
|taSsr. S",e. lI oshsf holasr' Of b.na'. wa
s,s d,e1s. & tb; al, Court eatc7sa "a
+: .f''s ;s!;;ss si = -,
Ss 81: &: t;ss.s -
n "a" "a ' , e :. en A. 10 ID
ssd sn, u II 6s cra f III III as
stsss i iiiins ~ I'd a.s.e;
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ssou,c. s'oI ,e.*: *e"...h.st,. j.
al al III, -. t91' ~ F9us Il IT.
sa III. MGsf I'd a.ad ic. II hs, !.
siissa ssiss :Sa'ts4 !. s''! ~
es nea os :Ses sod nd ss%sa 81
ling rtr.aas. replacing ttn u h.,n.d " .n5 e !.
s. Il = 1s "a
9;xs s.. st .sd
r., s sre.as -.
~h psrt. Is o,n.t rro1t, ,os.t.
=. :ss :ts'sts sa"; III
!s o s.i.,.. .sst t4 ."n %"
s I'd az n. s. " .ssa Z M ~ Il e,
neress Iss1oad Company. wh ~ the rsnrbt q. p.'v
rce* mud autur .Anrrs hbcto hel 1hginE and alt nth
Ro2er I'D pe;.an.1 b"Gns1S t., I'D s ,
trim Mihsrss,ile l:attr7Ah tomE.Aay. at rhet =
uer, and " t,c IL now II The potses'lon "i ny p u
ehses which shall have .cn s:as!red ~ rnI
cnnsa or By the s4!d ecftsef dltlnx thc ~
deny at this sHIt lor u. IN sonaeeton stn 70 fas
roads. and hall the IL 4A!c thereby atet
IL lii p~sessnn or mar hou te suttised r.
erthsr pr,rerJ and mol :n separate rttGel.
81 the crns mid dscrra hundred thon*and fIAt
bid :. sueh s,le te be E.a y .hs p,rsaa;ss q X
lid by ths rurch..e At rhtd sale the Matter t. At
thort-d ree-tve firm snch pnrrh..ct n lu ~ eAaE
Apy Ut this nutrtAnhng and unrsld boot4 OF e'u7ar
aed under aed ,senfed " shs 81 Japs
cates Of tndeatedncts sJed u .n ot anY 81 said s1
rous such percentage - sad Court sA direct at IL
fur moro particular description Of this eaid proper
t''s''o'' '@A "' '>1 ~ MtSl,Y ". BISHOP:
Mstsr In Chsncer1 At ths Circuit i'rt nt tho Uults
Htatr. i,r tha Northern Usststc4 o. ulInps-
| Dated July Is. \. u. t4is.'
Thu Ahors .s!st +. b. order of conr+. pn*tnnsd IN
Mndxy the 18th instant, the hour hnd place
| august IT, lis" HFEilY ~. HIstinP, MANcr.
, 1875-08-14
ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW CHICAGO THEATRE.

OPENING NIGHT, Monday, aug: Ii, when Com
eds by tha distinguished author, tamCs Alsrry. nu-
thor OF tho "Two Aosea," Ac,, will PRODUCED for
the hrst time III America. under The t'tie Of
TOM FEINRTN
EaT YorN-4nd ill s4sistants mechanism 1y Harris
appointments by ". q. Camp; and tie brii4nt aa-
siKnlent OF characters, including Fred ch'rpendae,
Jt1nis T., Jaf11es Edward Arnnlt F.. Conan !. Jor-
dan, F.. lDrowne. Z, Eocrts, AIss Helen Tracy, ada
Gilman, Ads Knnkcl, &e.
Tha comedy In ,hgoo acts--l1ses and limo Ameriea.
1nn. noar the ro4st Act IA room 1u thu Inn.
Act J.--.Tne apple-orchnra.
Seats can now be secured.
, 1875-08-14

ALnAx1, N. T.. Aug. 13.-sapt Chapman, OF
the rnsnrGnco Department to-day Cancelled tho
certfhcates Of authority OF tho Teutnnia I.,fc
1nru,snco Company. Chicago. to do busiuoss In
this Htste
, 1875-08-14
EDUCATIONAL.
LaWrtlce Scientific Sllo1l, Harvard University !

THIS school provides fuur yeass' eossrks in Engt-
Mining Engineer: and three years. courses In caen.-
is1ry E1turat lrtnry. hnd III Mathematics phyEes
and Asroony tnch of Which lca Ia 10 the leRres Ut
i. A. lnrgs pprt!pu If tbs instruction tho sane
thai Rsou undergraduates In The College stu1cn'a
1f tbs aaelt!ne School can occupy roosMs IN Co|e2s
nities for students tn al lhe bran hes above mennne
ara very great. tho University elnE amply provided
with aboriloetes apparatus, anil eDlltcnunn. EKAu.
nation. admission vii! he held Sept. ~ and Oct.
beginning ii U a. H.. Fpr !n!urnation. AtstErss
JAMES ". HARRIS, Secretary.
, 1875-08-14
MADAME CLEMENTS SCHOOL


GERMANTOWN, ia.
Established Is37.
The nest ees,Ian will apu,nsncs WednssdAJ Etpt.
u, ls;5 Far circulars eddtsss tho frlncl,Al.
CyH1cA0o FEMALE COLLEGE. MORGAN rAnK
u fnsar Ch!cAgu,. The college building Ia eattrcly
usw, has every modern convenience, Ia handsomely
lighted by gas. hta'e4 ~ fuFusrea, sud sup
piled with waller Introduced w. pipes throughout the
houae. The locatou commands view of Lakes can.
met snd Michigan. Sousn Chicago tue trains IN ~
different railroads, aud III the hlstanco tbs greAt city
OF Chlcsso The faculty couslss Of eessn professors
aud ali lady teachers Thr ns1s ss+eion opens sept H.
Fus c,rcuaiE ad1r.ss tho Prchtarnt, u. Thayer. Or
the Principal, Mrs. Mary FielIs Nooln 4, Lakeside
Building Chicago. Once houra FROM 10 ;. IN. ID u H.
DHEsTON COTTAGE schooL, MENTION. NEAll
uossou, Maxs., = Family Rehoo! for Girls.
1u.ct CurtaAl. hume, with 5est educational alyan.
taats Is provided n ths sehoo! It T. .iso especially
graduated! fYnn other schonis. for ns very snrsriot
musical advantages. md for the fse'lstts stords il
ayapR themselves uf tbs concerts, lectures, srt9at
res snd museums ot Dosou. References to pasous
l!. circulars will Ls furniahtd au spp!icaiou 10 tho
Ir,uciua1. Miss JULIA 4. WILSON,
Newton, Mas.
, 1875-08-14

... nloNtleANECUS,
Ths port Of Detroit, says lhe Detroit ppat I'm not
been naked Of vesaea sucs The opening Of nay,oa-
Ton Il l. 1t present, The only schooner In po,t |.
ths Canton, aud sbs IL chartered for wheat. III,
scow Ella Doak whlle engaged losAlna stono rum
tie heach u Alley. Bay, II miles below pe4th,s Door
vas driyen on tls rocks by the recaat blow.
and totally wrcekcd....Ths soow Alsaks, whIls
seetins aheiter In Racine H1buT ffom
tho nostheaatsr Of Tuesday nigh. atruck tn.
lss, crushing In hor port bow Ia Light watsr.mark.
Ee also started her ate aud decka Bays ths uIsys-
laud Leader Of Thursday: Tna achr !. Y. Carl vss
re&te1d " TOW ed u h1 Tttsburg dock wlsss hsf
cargo will Ls taken out. Tbs teahe! lFeseuts vsry
dslala.iats .pIssraacs 10th her sp.1a t.tus gone,
Etns inquiry failed u c1lct. kuY dehntls iulotmaslou
regarding tits iuteuus u Tho owner. aud Mr.. brad
ri could not be found. IL tha general 'n.fresou,
AoHsset, that sha will not be htsed out 1pacdatsly. =
oxtt each % fs III luuEth, hare been suut
The sAa Of the s0uta pier u NankfEon. aud ate
tsadJ fur tbs supe1stEocturs. laAt crib Of ths
baA4oa sas auak the Inns Of ths OsNsgo bsesk-
NAter week ago tAss Thursday. The work this saA-
VA La he<a ltoascuse4 ultA al p.as!l4s diAAa+A
, 1875-08-14

ELKHURsT BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL,
For Ynnnx Lad,e- Ani 9ria. will reoeu NondaJ hept
l3 A, E1nhurks, iG miles frnn Ch!cG,p. the 8.eha
u.yl.iun II the y. ". H. H. L,sssmn hs4Ithy aa't
fu1. Grounds over y scres III erten Teachers
nr aud experienced. NATIVE teachers Of Germs ant
Fre.,yh SINS. l.. ~ GUTTER, late llrAd As.1stans Of
wAshiug-n School, Chicago Principal. Seud tor Cir
cu!Ar.
, 1875-08-14

Epeeiol Dispatch 10 iht Chsfdao Tribune.
fn,y, H., Aug. 13.-Arriyala from Chtcngo, none.
perarturcs for Chicago IFop Alaaka: bclirs Al'c"
cncny and Annie Sherwood. For LAto Surcsior, otnr
wlnslow. Receipts, 2s1s tons Iron ore. shipmen.',
aooo tons coal. Coal fseighs qniet; chartcsn schr
Apnle yonght, ooal 10 Chicago, ooc per ton schF F.
e. L,rton, coal, pntfao to Chicago bsc Per ton. Tile
echr Annts vouBh Of this port VA one Of tho unfor-
innate craft thht encountered tho gale on Lake hcli.
ioau ln.t Friday. 6ho 1nst hes y.wl-toat and md
hrr frreeastia houts etnve In. 6tln IL repairing
Il Buffalo. The Brhr fAko Fortst wns Aa0 caught
m Tho batne storm and loat nosne canvas, The new
mammoth propeller Commodore viii leave cleTclan'!
for Clicpga t1-norrow evening. she is considered
ono Of tGe nncst freight bosts on tnc lakes Her
e,bjn aud sleeping fitted up IN suHro mnEi-
ner Rha carriea two Anokc stacks, has single apnr
xIih a1 but hor canyas IA not get rgged. sle dthwS
3. { fcet forward and feet 6 inches aft, light.
BUFFALO.
Srseinf pittrtrh tn ne CAftneo Tt5urs-
DuYr4Ie, Aug. 15.-Tho hchr A. u. Moore, with
about 1eo tons Of coal In her hold was Today sue
sssafplly dockea In the now dock uf Mills Co., .
9at npYer bsfora rerformef horo. Tho Moore wAs
tbs trct yesseI to enter tho dock.
Ths hstbor is quito bA.o Of sessels, snd mons Us
HT!ytng. ... .,,,
sut moestation. uoainen nay all tito Captain wanted
"a row mud good drubbnG.
, 1875-08-14

PACKER COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
brooklyn Ioishs Tho thiste,h yesE II LIS tu'tlt,.
recei, eli into The family Of Miss T. j. Smith, me1nter
Of The F4cul.y. Thr best facties arc aHcr.ied FOR
MUSIC. Painting. snd Modern Language E.-tiye
covrte ailnxsj For circulars. Addsees 4. CRfTTES-
DEN. Th. D.. Brooklyn. y. !.
, 1875-08-14

i, S. SCHOOL AND COLLEGE DIRECTORY.
book Of nearly 20 page*, COMPLIED expresa1s nsa
guide tn aia parents md guardxAn IN selecting u
school! II contatna complete list Of Ill the schpos
aid colleges !u the Cuted ssates Information u IT,
gard 10 ilacce whcrrtu the schools a.e !o2ed. the
climate, railroad fa,i'!ties etc. also special dcscrr
,in cf The slost dter7bc institutions of learnins
s.at FREQ UPON arrli i"s,ton. Postage cen's:
+. CtfTESWOnTH r{NCKSE7,
Bureau of Schcnl Advertising s1d Information. Do
nestle Duhinp. cusaer Broadway aud Fourteeis1-
IT., New York City.
rau,,l!ts RI the leading sen,!naes and tcademies.
tnth cty aud comnt.y can ulro 10 obtained, free ot
tS1tntr Ly calling II the Directory Office, ID aDo1e IN
1.uiru H1IIfc.
, 1875-08-14

Special Dis,,aleh 70 Jhs chira4n 7fihuns.
ronT IlunoN, Mich, Aug. ls.-pAsskD powf-
Props Pacific, Santse, II. G. schnorr and bArgoa
schrs Flecting Union Jack. Huron, Louisa, Montana,
z A. Nicholson.
Cow Sovereign. Superior md conAort, Yosemite aud
bAzgea Co1nbcrry and lnraes sehra M.osotis, Glib.
so. James Wade, Acosn Samuel L. Mshor, St. peser,
Sweetheart.
WINn-Southwcst; fresh.
WfAT1IEA-Ftne.
roRr Huaon. NIch., Aug. 1s--1o p. m.-powN-
PROPS Founaia CITY, Cuba sshrs Granger. honii- y
Gallo, Vim. ]. rrekion, John r. NoYes, Wsn1 tho
Wave. ]. u. Wilbur. Mage4u.
Ur-p1ops Csnltteo. Ihtl Sheridan, China, Hackett
and coniors rraIzIu Bsato aud targes bradbury aud
krRea.
MlMn-South. ggutle,