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cm THE THE: CIIICAGQ4 TRIBuNE AUGUST-1-4 8 1 PAGES. tnt'CkTIONAL. RAILROLD TIME TABLZe 40" or, sr 1.. -o-s, -or-, A-GES TIIE CIIICAGO 4 TRIBUNE AUGUST- -lit' -18 i 1 's tnt'CkTIONAL. I ll 1 THE COURTS I RAILRO in TIME TAttrx.

I I I I 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 in The Sale of Fox Sc norrard's Property Set Aside. Tne ot vox eV liolvarcrs Pronertv SIA Astil Sod jokes with whomsoever be encounters, end ewings hie arms and toYees hie bead tbe freedom of a brass and boneot naan who has passed unscathed through a terrible danger. Is this the EIllitt to break the bread of Life for his fellows? Has be so conducted himsel as to win the right to make his public utterances but -of the coinage of Holy Writ kre his bands so clean that they are fit to touch the sacred yes-eels of the altar Can religion have ber rites made he Yaultiog horse of this man's eft' ron Lei ea route' od and jokes with whomsoever he encounters, ewintre his arms and toatea his head wkth tbe -i, 'kr. or. ton a etn.at n-o I.

ro is a womb kt 1 11 taruti--u verriolii altn 'lades ger' i vi Ate ur i 01 LA Lr ibis tria Man LI) car. eguW ei U' his fellows Has be so conducted himae't se to Will LW" --rs'" tsf Haiti, Writ, Ara him Art clean that thev ere fit to touch the eacred vas- eel. of tbe Altar rtilkiLtsCLULL ItIALP fa. vo nave hor riEpft maxis Lhe vanitLog boree of this maa's rrOnteiT ei 4PIFTliAL AND DEPARTdRE1 1111.12i3 t31 RErPRENCE amts. --T Savirtor ea, eepued.

Stud exe-pto Vlatulay zed "id- Aab imindas iht-4 do a- Ma. 1 ettleAtO Wikitvrtv't meat ri4 GA end at tait depoia. A 11, IPII I I I -z 1 1 I TITEV7 PUBLICATIONS. For Singing Schools. No book can be better fitted to provide agreeable al sicei eutortatootent to.t.hped wan tab trut uou, titan Limo By If.

B. Pal-St-ER, asststed by 0. ERERSON. M21R.ICM. 75 CTS- It contatns the Snagung gehnot Coarse alma! In Church Music Books, wish abundant es.retees, etc and to sthttion, a fine of cte-rfo.

Is Gmee for practice, thus rendering it quits so tuteresting as good easy Gies Boot. lit EVZ PUBLICATIONS. '1 I I I 1 I el 1 1 SA 011 II, ra WV Ul 1.3111Y JAIM be provide greeable b-cio tan be tter fitted to a tun- iiicaA emattnaluiteut WIth ilia SONG, LIONAP CH ALSrElcasststed by O. E3rLERSON; BY 75 CTS- prac tics. thus reueleriny It contains the Singing Sebool Counts canal in Church Music Books with abundant elt.ret10 14., IQ a ina of et.e.trfu efor it quite as tutereat- I 1 I I L41- I I .1 I Mr.

Whiter Ide Replies to the Charges of Isaac R. Hitt. La-, Liteslae xcepues to tze uarges of Isaac it. Hitt 1 rtl-r" 1 1111; tor-Ar A A 6 A46.1" rr! 1.11: 01 5 2l-- 7 LL-t t1-4-11 lt I 4.a.t. Paatts Fast Luttio.

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at. 16.1 'J. 11 (xreeu JD 11,1 Kaprea 4.. 4 la 7 And Insinuates Hard Things About the Plaintiff. a ArLa insinua tes Hard lbou' th 0 Ilmorsity liotro DIM 1111 Societies will beat In mini one new CTORT'S (illtiCO per by Dr.

Tour)se: sigh, per. Irma' Anthem both tins cohectiobh for Choral Associattona and for Choirs. Sentences la the Criminal CaartIDivorces 1 SIXTY-THIRD SESSION. i Studies be restursa Tuesday, Sept 7. For ratalogut address the President.

REV. P. COLOVIS. C. S.

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ao---Isepat aorner at Canal $ad Lin ateesta. MICHVAI CENTR1-pAflji 11.0 -totH if zg. dI crk- dot 1 4. i.ao.. sou corsuor 41 Simaddigok.

owl gib Lan.a.01,,, TrelitemS "Jew's The candact of Mr. Peecher since the trial basil steadily increased the volume of testimony' against him. It is effrontery. defiance, audacity, and not the sort of humble bearinz ano steadtist purpose to c1eans4 his befonied character which would dietingotah the pure and lofty vial cast down to undeserved reproach. It is a scandal to American religion.

a stigma on our a thing for Americans to bitish over and make' up tbeir minds to eventually abate. Mr. Beecher must either wash clean his bands of vile' crimes, or step down and ont from ministering at any pulpit which is generally or officially recognized as Christian. Tne church is not organ ized for bira to stand and defy puLlic opinion. If the Plymouth society is is tiling to back tam.

then PI, mouth must be compelled to file out of the Christian line, and remsla in-tame as it is now in fact, the charch of Beech-, orient, and not of Christianity. BARRED OUT. ALBANyt L. Aug, Chapman, of the Insurance Department, to-day canceled the certificates of authoritY of the Teutonia Life Insurance Company, Chicago. to do business in this State.

The can- of Mr. Eeecher since the trial hael steadily increased the volume of teettmony' ainst him It is effrontery. deflaoce, And rIt the sort Of humble bear an st ead- POIR Tbe 'Utak coillection of Cork Music by the Imoeeeeful compiler, 11. R. Palmer.

is rivZirla ZE.agre,1:)2-1M-1-!, Not quite as largo nor as xpetiatie as other recent Church Music Books. it still contains a ereat variety of Metrical Music. anthem'. etc, in aticLtion to the visual Singing School Conroe. L.

0- Emerson contributes a large oarnuer of tuns. 1 Price, t.31, or 12.00 per doz. Sold by all muair dealers. Sent, post-free, for retail CH1CACO. vox 10WAILD Loewe.

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kluaday EL. ra-arday and Suadai LEGAL. MAIIIPS AC.41)EMYs NOTRE DAME, IND. The ANNEAL SESSION ail open on the ti-st Monday in Septemisr. The COURSE of STUDIES ia thorough to CLASSICAL.

ACADEMICAL, and PREl'ARATORIf DEPARTMENT, MUSICAL DEPARTMENT, under the direction of twee teachers of Instrumental and two of Vo. al Music, conducted on the plan of the best Classicad conser vatories of Eurove. In the- ART DEPARTMENT the sem principlse which form the basis of inturuction in the Freat Art Schools of EUI-0115 are embodied in the Course of Drawing and Painting. Puplai in the bool of Deeign or Music may pursue a Course and gr.ditate w'tti the Sanie honors in the Academical or Clageical Department. For catatogue, address MOTHER klary's Academy.

Notre Dame, Ind. 7Var 1-1 00 014, IIARVAI1D UNIVERSITY. The academic year lif75-'76 will begin on Thursday. Sept. 30,.

An examination for admieslon to advanced standing will be held on Thnmday, Sept. 30. and Friday, Oct. 1. beginning at 9 a.

tn. on Tbursday. No applicant will Le examined at any other time. At the beginning of the academie year and taterwerds, ali applicants for admission as candidates Cm a degree. who have not received a college euncaron, Le required to pass a preliminary examination.

Fr further inflrmation anti tor a ciran'ar giving full particulars address JOHN H. ARNOLD, Liorarian. CMCACI A1ir)4 a ST. west Chtesve. Aa.

Cos 411,41 Vetiver Mewl Uses. rnsol, Depot. West $id, or ruts. Giteesz At Depot. essiti122 Mad derltd? 4.4 was en ter way -t, this 'Die ochre C.

A. King and North Star have gone into lus dock. of the Chicago Dry-Dock Company. The twiner vessel is having a bad leak stopped. the recipe roporter of the Detroit Pwg could only come to Ohmage and me the hundred, more Or less, calker hammering sway on the Northern Transportation cowpony's stair Champlain, he would no longer dis- credit the anneuncemeut made in Taft TRIBUNE that ilia steamer will begin to run Monday.

teat there ill each a beat in existence The seta- Lewis Day will leave here to-day for Raleigh's Pay to take off the ergo Of lumber from the acur Imierial, ashore at that The Day takes along blocks, linm. to lift her oft' if poseiblia tbe formation of yacht club in tilts city yachting in this rection has becemet qnite a faehion sble sport, and several wealthy parties contemplate buiming tine yachts this fall. Besides, yachts from ether piihts are coming to this place. The uew and hastdoeme chooser-yacht, the Lula, is sow on her way to this city, as is also the Canadian yacht Oriole, which has pleasure party on The latter bee telPort Moron. Cant.

Tom yacht Lulu has been repaired. and Capt. Prindiville's yacht Frolic, which wee broughl bete a day or twe ago, et Eirow ready lo take yart in the next yacht race. II PHILADELPHIA ARBORIL The strur Montana. of the 'Western Traneportatien Ditopany, which arrived here yesterday, reports that stmr of the Anchor Line.

on her way from Milwaukee to Bullet ran ashore, 3 teiim from Paint Betsey. She went on Thursday duel4 a dense fog, and close in shore, lying in 10 feet ai water forward. and 14 feet aft. When the stmr Montana arrived at the memo of disaster. two small tugs were working on the stranded vestal' trying to pu her O.

Ore of the tugs took a line to the idea-Lira. which could not get near enough, but It gave war, and the steamer bad to leave without being able to grve any help. Capt. Williams, of the Vanderbilt, who parsed the Philadelphia yesterday. promised to waist Mackinaw and send them the powerful tug Leviethan.

If a storm should come up while the Mesmer el eni there el Irma danger that abs may go ca pieces. If the weather, however. continues pro-pious, there is but little doubt that she yrili gut off. TEl CHICAGO BOARD OP TILADL. This vessel Lute ftnady gene into dry-deck, where the will he critically and a conclusion sr sved at, whether tIva holes to the water-closet pipe sere the result of an accident or whether they were made with the intention of winking the vessel, as lamed by the naderwriters.

Ai matters stand, it kicks tally for her owner. Capt. IdcOraw, of tine city. hut, there I. yet a probenihty that thole ugly holes can be explained away.

If the statement is true, that Capt. Fountain, who sailed her at the time of her sinking. Wm disappeared and no trace of him can be wad, then the statement that the amulet Was sunk by foul play has seine confirmation. The following is what the limning Wutentann has to- say in regard to this matter: Capt. Thomas Fountain is wauted by the underwriters.

Where is he Up to the tims of the recovery of the bark Board of Trade be had command of the ache Pensaules. Now that the Board of Trade in port. and the cause of her sinking has been discovered, the Captain cannot be found. Perhaps Capt. McGraw, of C'hicago, knows.

From what we eau learn it won't be healthy for CAlpt. Fountain to return ie them parts for years. That la availably the result ef rascadiy," LAKE ERIE. KRIM. Epecial Diortakh to rho Chteaoo Tribune.

tRre, Pa.t Aug. from Chicago, none. Departures for Chicago, prop Alaaka ochre Ale yheny and Annie Sherwood. For Lake Superior, stmr Winalow. Receipts, tons iron ore.

Shipments, 1200 tons coal. Coal freights quiet charters. solar Annie "Fought, coal to Chicago, 60c per ton seta L. Layton. coal, Buffalo to Chicago, MSc per ton.

The schr Amato Vought, of this port, was one of the tinfora bunte craft that enAmintered the gale on Lake Mich. ken Digi Friday. She lost bee yawl-boat and had her forecastle house Move in. She is repairing It Buttale. The ochr Lake Forest was also caught in the same storm and lost some canvas.

The new mammoth propeller Commodore wirl leave Cleveland for Chicago to-morrow evening. She is coniddered one of the fittest freight boats on the Ear mein and s'eeping-reems are 'fitted up in superb man. see. She carries two smoke stacks, has a single spar with gaff, but her canvas is not yet rigged. She draws feet forward and 9 feet 6 inches aft, wza en her way tO this eg a Kiri.

and North Star nava none int SAL A 111,.110.1,1 1 54 AL IA LI We MP tue GOCAP is havinte a bad ieuk the ruirntan''' roporte.a -of the-Detroit Pear could-only come to cr laoago and abee the hundred, more lees, calker or no, rsoll am would no lonfrer WM. credit taie ennouneemeut made la Tee TRIBUNE that Cant there streamsr Dav La tads a bckat In existomrs: jilt) se leave here to-day toe Kaieign xvoy genre tha Aphr Imreisl. sabers at that taiga ttl twa. ft tier Tue Day Ukes along lintm, Oft it to tb formatitaon of yarnt club in tbts city this section has become unite a taahifm-. I I I Ran! City and Denver Favt 3 le I.

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Ke.bc ai Chicago a Paducah Railroad Rt. ft. a. an as oalor. Lacon.

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ra. larva. ra. LAKE SHORE a MICHIEAll SOUTHERtI Loom. I ArrioL, husband.

Svee Zensen, has deserted her for over two years. e-reet In the matter of Jonatban C. Mitchell. Arort B. Condit wee yesterday appointed Aesignee.

'UNITED STLTE.111 OODSTO Idetilda Irwin began an action in trespass against Simon Sterheneon, laying dameges at STYPTICOR COURT CT TRIIET. Nehemiah Sherwood, J. F. Clark, and E. C.

Ware begin a 8u-4 far 1,500 against Freeman P. and Tbomas Merris, and another for the same amount againft Charlet; Britget Matte; brought suit for $3.000 dame ages against aliebael Fioncan. Boland it Stelivau sued James and IL A. Bartlett for 2.500. 'Timothy Wright began a snit against 'John T.

Corcoran. claiming 4,000 damages for an alleged breach of caterry In the estate of Robert McMullen, a grent of administration wse made to Mary E. McMullen, under bond for lo tbe estate ot Jobn Wilbrand Broctschmidt, the will was proven and letters tastementary were granted to Diedricb Henrich Badoll Brockaciaraidt, under bond for 21.000.. In the eetate of S. J.

J. Manly. the will was proven and etteis testamertary were granted to Mary I. Manly, under bond for 3.200. In the estate of Andrew Rentlinger, the will was proven, and letters testamentary were granted to Anna M.

Reuttinger, bond for 14.000. In the' estate of Anton the will was proven, and letters were granted to E.atlearins Fisher, under bond for $3,000. In the eetate ef Edmund Smith the will was proven. and letters were granted to Eliza Smith, under bond for $3.000. A large number of tax-appeal bonds to the Supreme Cemrt were aoprove4.

VVV Judge Dickey presented a ponderous bill of exceptions in the city tax cases yesterday, which will be heard Monday. COCRT. An order was issued yesterday morning for a reeetal venire for a Grand Jury, returnable on the 23d instant. The following ware arraigned and sentenced: Edwat'd Stewart, larceny. three mouths in the Ilouee of Correction Wdliarn Johosote mate; ben, fined $100 James Gaffney.

larceny, tie months in the House of Correction William Bolters, larceny, remanded John Finn and Jo-eel) Crawford, larceny, each six months in the House of Charles Flyuo and Frank, lag. asestilt with intent to rob, remanded: Walter P. Dunn, rape eix years in me Pemteetiary William Frank. larceny, DOS year so the itee form School; W. M.

Shaw. driving away a horse, three months in the House of Correction: Fred Miller. larceny, 'one vear io -the Penitentiary butrick Master, manslaugbrer. one year in the Penitentiary; William two months in the House of Correction: John Gale higher, found in building, ARA intent to steal. remanded; Alice Edward.

larceny. six- months in the House of William Garrity was tried for larceny and so-'quitted. e-- Dick Oakes and George Farmer pleaded guilty to the lateen; of some clothing, and were remanded. VV James Brennan, tried for larceny. was found grulty, and seutericed to one year at the House of Correction.

Tbe quo wareanto ease did not eome up, thongh the attorneys for both sided were present. 'Ate motion to strike oat the third plea by the city will be beard this morum James Rourke was vied for the larceny of a watch from Flies. Noland, found guilty, sod remanded for sentence. Jacob Cons ay I leadet guilty to being found in a building with, intent to steal, and sentence VIA suependede Peter Meer gttilty to sel'ing a bores and wagon which were already mortgaged. Fined $50 and 00311.

Antoine Continer and Edward 'Otters were tried for conspiring to defraud a Ca-bolic priest by selling bim bars of brase for gold. The history of 'the, entire transaction was published at the time. The after 1 eine few minutes, returned a verdict of sot guilty. Strexaten Oorrierenereatioesiett. W.

Ellis vs. Wiillare H. Condon, Keeley et si, vs. Witham lieele end Margaret Keefe, t5.l4.4i5.--Cnorad Bolinger vs. Peter and Catherine Peiben.

Bank of North America vs. George C. Smith and Charles M. Smith, V2.592.43.---0. W.

Todd vs-. Henry M. Taylor. Holbrook vs. Aaron P.

Miller, A Sehnel vs. H. O. Joacks and Charles Heitman'', 1233.10.-0.0. Robertson vs.

A. pneppard and A. M. isheppard, Wriitht vs. John 1,695.17 JVDGE j.

S. nine, Committee, vs. A. w. Nason.

J. Madison vs. John clettoon, H. Madison et al. vs.

Same, Tobias et al. vs. German Insurance Company of Erie, S2.8.10.-4011n Albion tit al. vs. James Thompson.

$2,914. nse, has dr husband. Svn Zaneseted for over he two years. In the matter of Jonatbsa C. Yitebell.

Aroett CODSTS B. Cond was yesterday appointed Assignee. it 'UNITED STLTLIII ifiLtilels. hocran an artinn in trnimaitn against Sterheneon, ayuag aataagee auPTIttoll COURT nr "'IT isebemiah Sherorood, J. F.

and E. U. NI are oegan a sut tar ioilu reetnau P. and Thomas Mnrrts, and another for the same amount againf Charge biorris. BrAget Matt: brought for $3.000 dam-.

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kiitotio Etprest. hne 1:15 p. in. 0 103 a. in.

bit-chinas nericannuidation. Ina air line 340 p. in. 1110 rt. Nigni Ftpreau rut main his and ii.r hue 110 le p.

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Saturday arid Suuday. 1Dat1iotacePt Sunday and Monday. The ticticvA of Letters, the ficient.ti, Shoot, tha Gramm ir hoot of Ccu Ito will reopen Sept. The restora Lion of Taylor Hal with many troprovemenus, arid a new Laboratory and Gynittainum which are to be finished before the term opens will add muck to the advantages of the institution. Ior atinuAaton apply to 4 A MES DE KOTEN, D.

Racine CoUg, Lacina, Catalogues can be had at litiCiurg Cl.tis, Mitchell Hathaway; 1 3d and at the Merchants' National Bank. ftWAUKSE It ST. PVT'. RAILltli nips comer Made.wa awl Caltai-sts. 014.

SmaJa opptmrsteSiLdrirall licamt eget est DPOt A WRONG CUSTOM CORRECTED. It Is quite generally the custom to take strong', liver etimulants for the cure of liver eomplaint, and both the mineral god vegetable kingdoms have been diligently, searched to procure the' most drastic and poisonous In order to produce a powerful effect npon the liver, end arouse the lagging and enfeebled organ. This' system of treatment Le On the eame principle AA that of giving a weak and debintated man large portions of brandy to enable Lim to do a certain amount of work. When the- etimulant is sithl held, the Organ, like the system, gradually. re, lapses into a more torpid or sluggish and weakened condition than before.

What, then.is wanted Medicines which, while they cause the bile to flow, freely from the liver as that organ is toned into action, will tot overwork and thus debilitate it but will. when their nee is discontinued, leaye the liver strengthened and healthy. Such dies are -found in Dr. Pierce's Golden Medina' Discovery and Purgative Pellets. A CURE of wren DISZAIWIL, Rum.

Tel-. May 10, R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Sia My wife last year at this tune was confined to her bed with chronic, liver disease.

I had one of the best doctors to see her, and be gave her up to die, when I came upon some of your medicine. I bought one tie sod commenced giving it. She then weighed 82 pounds now the weighs 110 pounds, and is robust end hearty. She bas taken eight bottles to all so you see I tint an advocate for yotiC medicines. WILLIAM ItIZAZEL.A I FROM Tat NOTED tWOUT al BUFFALO BILL" 'TOLLAND DOUSE.

ROCKFORD. 1.211- R. V. Pierce, have now taken lour bottles of your Golden Medical Discovery in connection with your Pet-; intuit say that nothing I have ever taken for my liver has done me se much good. I feel like a new man.

Thanks to your wonderful med-t icinas F. Cony MASTER'S SALE. tnder Decree of Foreclosure in the Matter of L. the Rockford. Rock Island St.

Louis Ea. ilroad United States of America, Circuit Court of the States for the Northern District of Minot. in Chance- The Colon Trust Company of New York, Corn- pialuant, a. 1 be ktocialord. Rock Island a st.

Louis flout-mid Company, the Orion it Minersville Railroad Conipany. and samuel M. Nickerson, betendants, and Robert tri. Noyes and 123 other holders of bond, woo have intervened berme. in purauanca of a decree of the Wel Court entered in Ple above entitled cause on the 13th day of A.

D. 1 1, Healy W. litsnop, Master in Chancery of said' Court, will sell thgethre as one property and not in seem rat parcelmat public anetionto the highest and best bidder tnerefor. oo Tumidity, the tenth ilta ems of August, A. D.

kui (eighteen hundred and seventy.ove) at tau t1O) o'clock lu the forenoon of said last mentioued day at the front door ok the Republic Lilo Building, No. 157 to 163 in tee Cite of Chicago, County of aad State of Illinois, and os enacted in said decrez. The mortgaged premises a a-crthea in the hill of cotnPlaint hied ta said otiose, ineltidosa -the 'wire railroad of said Itiockioret, Rock Island a hi- Louts Railroad Company. mill all brancrnic and track to the coal-mines owned or leased by it, and alao including all the Fal1i-0114S, rigout of way. coal-lands, or other lands.

all deitote, station-nooses, car-houses, ire ign thouses. grain-houses. grainieleaators. wood-housea. coed-houses, ur tuber and ail tar-hope and mactune-anopst aIo ail kinds of rolling mock or equIpmentm machinery and tools bald for use in toonection with id hock' opt it.ck 1o4 Louie Railroad Company, or its ooal land and maid mines, all locomotives, tars.

tenders or other rolling stock and equipments. and all imliirm moots, fuel, and materiats tor toe ton-s Immo, opera-Mug. ropiactrog the said R-iiirsiad Ur any of its kirancbas, or In or tor opera- int and working any of its coal mines Or its equipmenoi also elk frontline tounected with or vela log to to said railroad. and eke all sights, claims, and benefits in and to ail leases, cos, tracts, and agreements made woe any owning any coal lands or miniral lands. or railroad.

or rat koala, or -with any other parties for auy other proper watt ail and alligator toe lands, teoornents anti appurto' minces, thereunto belonging and the revomions. tiers, tolls inciestnea. routs. issues. end profits thereof mad shoed tno estates.

rights. and inie, este wbat, saucer as well at law as to tufty. of the said Rockford. I Rock Mand St. Louis Railroad Company.

of, in, and to the same: also the entire retie ad of the Orion nersville Railroad Company, with all the tram-hi e' prI.V Rego' and appurteiancea hereto belonging and allother pioperty. real and personal. belonging to said Rockier. 'Rock island a St. Louis Railroad Company sod said Orion it Mineraville Railroad Company.

or either of them, and whico is now Pa the posaemion of Vail lain Ferry, Receiver; and all ether property, rights, tram. chsos, and which shall have been by purchase or other-eta-a by lite said Receiver dnrang the pea1 -deney of this suit tor IV TB connection mite said tall. roads. and anall be at the thus of I sale thereby decreed is his potioestaion. or to whiott be may thou be to, getner Se OM proper end not in separate pwrcels.

It the terms of mid decree two buudmd tidinsand dollars of I he sum bid at such sale is to be raid by the porchaser i cash at the time of sale. and Mr the balance of the sans bid by the purchaser at said eels the Master is au shorized to receive ouch pureetoer, in lion of Cu, of the outstanding and unpaid bonds or CaUDOTIS imned under and secured bv the mortgages of June 15, or October 11, mention-dd in aid decree, or ter, litioates of indebtedness issued to lien of any of said eon. pose. at such percentage an said Court shall direct at the approval of said For a more particular descriptions of tha geld property reference can be had to said HENRI' vr. Master le Chancery of the Circuit Cm-art of the Canted Straes tar the Northern District, ot Ila.uou.

Dated July 19, A. D. 1)375. aoelb.e Artsoka Milwaukee 'Prairie de Chien ins-town. Passenger- ihillwankeqh La Crosee Winona, bt- k'aul, Ripon.

Listiitruci 4 trreact Ult.mita 1- press 101iDana- Milwaukee, Prairie au hien Iowa also, siLd siterena Passentmr.11 p. ra. IL liwaakee. 8t. Paul 41 bitz1l-1 1111.01lS.

tb rough Ea prete lit15non. In a.isk. JO 12 01-1 0 014.. Boarding and Day bool for Young Ladles and Children. Rev.

THEODORE IRVING. LLD, R.ector, 2l Vvest New York- Dr. Irving's special class for the study of the English langdage and Literature. as illustrating and diustrated by limatory. with readings from the best authors, will begm in November.

Hui clean for the historical and critical study of the Fine Arts will begin at the same vine. The Fall Terns begins on Wedneedav. Sept. 29, 1175. For Circulars and mformation apply as above.

ttLINIII1 CENTRAL Of and root of Tbrent 4.tr,nettlig. netsle lime 121 kov6c17144-tatt oar Oar. ty r. qk Leese. i Ft.

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in. CIII011e0. BURLINGTON Depot flood hatitsee-aaa. So.et,etatit.:. one owed taseleasse.ete.

Stelae alsoeo. ji Cierille see et eepous. C. SCHOOL AND COLLEGE DIRECTORY. A book of nearly 209 paces, compiled expressly as a wilds to ait2 parent.

and guartnaus in selecting a school. It contains a complete hat of Eli the schools aid colle-ees in the United States information in regard to places wherein the schools are located, the rbmate, railroad facilities. etc. also a special deocription of the picot desirable of learaing. bent fres upou application.

Poetafe, Greets. T. COTESWORTif Dureau of School AcIveraiing and Information. Do mestic Building. corner Droadway and New York City.

Pamphlets of the leading sewOrtarles Ltd academies, both city and comntry can ales he obtained, fres of cirptmse. by calling at am Directory Mhos, as above. In Dillon Square. "'eclat Dievatch to Ms Ckictige Burntax.b, Aug. echr A.

B. Moore, with about 1.00 tons of coal is her hold, was to-day gtte-, woefully docked in the new dock of ifUia Zs a feat never before performed here. The Moors was the first 0111161 to enter the dock. The harbor ko -with bare Of vessels, and nous are 'FritMg. The canal-boat nrkins left port this morning With.

rat molestation Boatmen say ail the Captain. wantect eas a row and a good SSAIS RQUSSAIS MINW.10MMV.M Reopens her French and English School for Young Ladies, 664 near talsteenth-st, on Monday, Sent. 6. Special attention given to the thorough cultivation of Mwsic. For circulaza and raterenoem address the l'rincipal.

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EavertIlm VAL Mamie," AMUSEMENTS: NEW CHICAGO THEATRE. OPENING NIGHT. lidnInday, Aug. 16, when a edy by the db-tinguished author, James Alberry, au thor of tha Two Eases," will Le produced, for the ftrat time in America, under the title of 611C7Plia The scenery by John Wallach'. New Yorksad bis aeststamis mechanism by Harris appointments by W.

C. Camp and the brilliant assignment of characters, Including Fred Chippendale, Louie L. Edward Arnott, E. Colnym, J. Jon.

dim, E. 'Browne, E. Elberta, Miss gelen Tracy, Ada Gilman, Ada Kunkel, Ice. 1,1 The comedy in three and time, in 1363; Act The front of the AppliaTreta Ion. near the roast.

Act zoom In the Inn. Act apple-orchard. Seats eau now be secured. To Polo in, by eider of Cone-, pootoonod luta fdonday. too 1Iit ayLoor, at.

'Op oo roe owl Place. 1KA. W. 1111MMIEwinOMMOMINEIM ELMHURST DOARDMG AND DAY SCHOOL, For liming Ladies and Girls, will reopen klamlay. beret, 13.

at Elmhurst. 16 miles from Chicago. on the Ua Division of the N. W. R.

It. Location healthy and beatitifuL Grounds over 12 acres in extent. Teachers he and experienced. Native teachers of German and French. SIRS.

L. S. CUTTER. late Paid An-istant of Waahington School, Chicago Principal. Send for HOTEL J.

KANKA-KEE- LIfIE lonout Conarel Pipet. Jew 741 depot "loge Poen. econd-at. otnce. 1..

and et ADELPHI THEATRE. PACKER COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE. Brooklyn Heights. The thirtieth yo-dr of this tion i1I opPn Sept. 15, 187 Pupils from abroad sr received into the family of Kim E.

J. Smith. a member of the Pseitity. The best fecalibes are afforded for Painting, and Itodern Languages. Course ahowed.

For circular address A. DEN, Bh. Brooklyn, N. Y. SATTTRDAT, Aug: 14, at 2 o'clock.

GRAND GALA' MATINEE, and LAST Performance but one of the i htidiant and Superlatively Summand Spectacle, An application was Made before Judge Drummond yesterday morning to set aside the order made by Judge Blcidgett on the 12tla of julif last, isontirming to Court) Corkins the sale of certain personal property belonging to the bankrupt firm of Fox it Howard. Tbe rale was first made to one Jefferson Hodgkins for 140,000, which sale was confirmed but three days efter-. ward, on au ex-parte application, this sale was set aside, and a sale allowed to Cour Corking. Hodgkins filed a petition to bave this Order set snide. Then he anti another person filed an original bill for the same purpose, and lastly he filed petition in the United States Circuit Court for a review o4 the order of the District Court, showing an evident intentidin to push Yesterday moreing the bankruptcy matter involving the same question at tn.

origina1 bill was argued before Judge Drumj mond, on the petition to set aside the order of the District Court. It was claimed in behalf of Hodgkins that be was the highest bidder, and the proper purchaser under the terms of the vernsemeet for the sale of the property; that be stated to the Assignee that one C. 4 S. Crane wait interested with bun in the purchase, and that an arrange-meat was made by which the sale was to be closed up Monday, July 11 It was also alleged that on the morning of that day Hodgkins and Crane visited tee office of Bradford Hancock before 12 o'clock, and offered to pay 120,000 of the purchase price, but that the Assignee informed tbem that they were too late; tied that be bad just before made a sale to Conro Corkins. In suppoit of this position Hodgkins and Crane filed tbeir own affidavits and also those of W.

L. Crawford, W. 11. Woodbury, 7. E.

Miller, G. W. Cranes and D. These latter affidavits were to the effect that Crane watt a re-, sponsible tarty, and that the affiants had beard Hancock state that be was satistled with him, and also that they supposed he sale was made to Crane, Hodgkins nil being on tbe other side it was clawed by Conro A Corkies that Hsucock had made stplication to Hodgkins several times for payment, but that the latter refused to pay, and that on inquiry it was found that Hodgkins, the actual bidder. was irresponsible.

The affidavit of Bradford train; cock was filed, in which be stated that he did not know at tbe time Maas Crane was the principal Oast. In a conversatioo had eith him, Crane bad talked of the matter in such a way se to lead one to suppoee that it was an optional matter with him wnether be so-, cepted the sale or not that he Inquired of several persons, but could not find that Hodgkins was responsible. Harry Fox else filed. an affidavit, claiming that be had bad conversation with C. S.

Crane, in which the latter stated that be controlled the bid, and would sell it for a consideration that be would accept or reject it, as a purchaser The case was argued for about an hour, and Judge Drummond decided the motion by entering the following order On hearing Cooper and Mr. Crane for the petitioners, sod lir. Tenney for the defendants, the Court is of the opinion that the District Court should not have made an order on the 14h day of July Laot vacating and setting aside the order of said Court made on the Oth day of the same month confirming the bid and sale made to Jefferson Hodgkins by the Assignee, without giving the maid Hodgkins an opportainty to be heard on the same, or ktr. Crane, the party repre. 'Denten as the principal, and for whom Hodgkins WISNI agent.

And the District Court in dirwted to open or eel aside the said order made on the 12th of July, and to give the said Hodgkin or the said Crane an opportunity to be heard upon the application of the Allingnee to wide or vacate the camlumatory. order the Uth of July aforesaid. And it is ordered that in the meantime and until the action of the District Court thereon, all parties to these proceedings do nothing in relation to the property of the bankrupt' prejudicial to the rights of the said Hodgkins fw of the said Crane. It is ordered that it be oertified accordingly to the District Court. The effect of this order is simply te put the parties in the positions they were after the coo-- lirmation of the sale to Hodekies, but not to decide the merits of either sale.

wito B1011V A month ago or so Isaac R. Hitt filed a bill against Whiteside laoyerie Horatio Hill, and Isaac K. Palmer, making serious. charges of unprofessional conduct against the legal firm in taking advantage of knowledge-rived in a confidential relation to bay up a claim against some land owned by comnlamant. Yesterday, T.

C. Winteeide, one of the defendants, tiled his answer, In which be denies thet be ad, vised Hitt to get a deed from E. Palmer to complete the cbain of his title, or that he gained his kuowledge of thedetect tit Hitt'', title through-the examination of an abstract for -Lie also denies that either. be or his partner was employed to give an opinion on the title of the land alleged in the bill, or that Palmer ever conveyed to 'Wilson as stated in the abstract. Mr.

Whiteside that his partner received a deed from Palmer of his title, but states knowledge of Palmer's claim was derived from Horatio Hill. the latter stating that Palmer had asked him to looe up bin titles. Hill cut the matter in the bands of Whiteside Bush, and they found on insulination that Palmer bad never conveyed his title, but that the Scliool Fund bad an advance They shortly afterward learned from Palmer himself that Hitt had written him a letter iteking for a quit-claim deed in favor of one Merril Ladd. wbo, it was alleged, owned the land. promising to give e50 for it.

Palmer came on here from his borne in Ohio, and in April last conveyed the land, being tile E. 3i of the S. E. of Sec. 34, 88, 14, to r.

H. Bush an trus t. in order to render easier any nego' tastions that might be necessary to perfect his title. Mr. Whiteside denies that be has or has bad any interest whatever in the land, except as attoroey, or that be learned anything as to the defect in the title from Hitt, or from the exam-, inatiou of so abstiact for him.

The defendant also insinuates that Mr. Ilitt's representations in his bill and those made in March last, to Mr. Palmer are quite inconsistent With one an, other as to Mr. Palmer. be claimed be was only the "innocent disinterested agent" of Ladd.

while to tee Court be asserts he was the owner in fee. In regard to the reason why Palmer has not made any claim before, the de. fendant says that in 1837, became bankrupt, and soon after left the State, posing that all In property was taken to his creditors. It does not appear that any one claims under the bankruptcy proceedings, however. and Wilson.

the next grantor, doea not remember how be obtained title. Mr. Wbiteside then attacks Hill without gloves, charging him with having obtained propeitv in the same neighborhood as that in question. and which was worth 1150.000, for snout 15U0, which latter- sum be has already recouped by exactions from honest own.i ors whose title be, bas clouded.his title being based on a technical defect in a foreclosure suit begun thirty years ago. Whiteside Aliso charges that Hitt also made a very doubtful proposition, morady consideied.to him, whereby it was nroboned to cut out the claim of tee School I' und, and that on this being euggested it ass rroposed to buy up the School Fuhd verde claim.

A. visit was made to Mr. Goggin tbe attorney for the School Fund, when it wait ascertained that the fond claimed the land in fee. sod further negotiations were immediately dropped, the defendants choosing to rely on the deczeion of a court an to the rightecnniness of 1 1 Arrias. ladianaaolia, Lentlavilla Ciaciaj atm Do.y Expreee Ella 50011.

ISM D. to. Is-matkapotia. LEOILISge a Otactia-; I 'au A Ltilli kapreat da LI) 1 8 :00 p. to.

7:15 IL 1 CINCINNATI AIR LINE JIN7 10,1013 IIIS Prom Pittsburg. Ciftrinnati St Lemix tegilisof apa. PPP' elution anti West "Ade. nada t4 itanaolpit-at. statist ttepet- THE ICE WITCH I REOPENING THE ASTOR btriv YORK BY ALLEN' dr, The Astor House, baying been entirely renovated who modern improvements and newly furnished, will be opened as a brat-class hotel, on the European about Sept.

1, 181A. The business public will find it the most comfortable and convenient ie the city, the rooms being unusually large, beta. and airy. One of Otis elegant paseenger elevators will run all day and all night, the beat of servants will be employed, and ao pants will be spared for the comfort of he nettrons. -Main entrance Oil Vesey-et.

Rooms 10 The Rotted bait been elegantly fitted se restan-; rant, and will furnish ail the deitracies of the lemmas. The finest oysters in the country a et Malty. The bar will be supplied wills the choicest wines, Liquors. ales, ALLEN DAM, GOUVERNEUR IL LANSING, Dam will continue his proprietorship of the Union Sonar Hotel. New of the beet-known hotels up-town.

SOFIIIIRFY el tho'Sgcrod 11011t, CHICA-GO. 1.141,LNOIS, Offers to young ladles all the advantages of a solid and refined education. Dsy scholars are admitted to the classes with the boarders; For particulars apply to the LADY SUPERIOR. 434 West SUIT TOR Breela Dispatch to The -chtcaasfrrainne. i INDIANAPOLIS, Itid Aug'.

Franklin Cosgrove, of Marysville, Allen County, has filed complaint against E. Neff, Paley, and E. Dunn, former proprietore of the Ft-Wayne Sentinel. for libel, asseseing be damages to his character at C10.003. On the 31 or September.

1873, the Sentinel charged Dr. Cosgrove with be, nig a libertine, coward, and bonocrite, arA with trying to violate the person of Elizabeth Sneider, a lady whom be woe attending profesatonally. This is whoa; the bill sere JUDOS TIPTON'S COVETS. SNSm41 latest, A to 'Mt Cfiscsoo I ribose. Er-poor-ma-Tort, Aug.

llicLeas County eitcuit Court adjourned to-day. Monday Judge Tipton opens the Ford County Court Vao.tou.. With an its Glittering and Manifold Eine Ilmetea. Brilliant and Startling Success of the GREAT JAB-, ANE'SE POTENTATE and ItLisve lowly Skilled SCION OF ROYALTY. Calt.1561-11-- And the Wonderful Cimiw Prodigies, THE CAW-, TilORN IIAsters Bennie and Joe.

Blehop's Rollicking Pares SpeciaLty. laILLIwERs, received with shouts of applause. 4 Grand Performarim to-morrow (Satida evening. tortoo. Arrive.

4.11MONOMMOMMEIMMEI Ind i anallfg Chien, nata Oa; is m. 8 p- Tutukes4Auo, wills Ciesusl (04J11) TA; p. a- uscmcaco a PACIFIC RAIII1A2. AsPoontoor comet torystwop-dit. jre.yht and Steket-c0c Cleark-atv amse 40 44wrimbs; 1 OCEAN FREIGHTS AT a Peewit Diepatch So T.

Chkago Borrow, Aug. 13.Joeepla E.Woode, freight broker, No. 92 State street. Boston, reports European as fekdows: Another week of dog-days has been sd by extreme duEnees in all branches of freight. There is fair supply of tonnage suitable for Vela sargoes, but no demand from shippers, and no coar.

Mrs have been efrectol. SAM are nominallI et 3d(a-e 64 per quarter for Cork for or. dors 34 to 64 lees for gliod direct ports in Great Britain. The oteamer Lord Clear. for Liverpool, has taken 2000 brie hoer at as end primesge, anci about it tons provisions and green hides at will prob.

ably be sent to New York to complete a cargo. Bates en grain for Liverpool by steam are noroinisily Ital per bu. VESSELS PASS PORT HURON. Setae" Dispatch So Ike flacoge Tribune. Porer liErkON, Mkt, Aug.

Props PaciAo, H. C. Schnorr and ochre Fleeting, Union, Jack, Huron, Louisa, Montana, Z. Nicholson. PAserm UPPro.

City of Fremont, Java, William Coati. Sovereign, Superior and consort, Yosemite and barges, Ontkinberry and bargee; cline Myosotis, son, James Wade, Acorn, Samuel L. Mather. St. Peter.

WrapSouthwest fresh. WaarnsaFine. oar HUSION, Aug. 13-10 p. Prop.

Fountain City, Cuba Setkril Granger, cello, Wm. J. Preston, John Bs Noyes, Wend the liave J. B. Wilbur.

Magellan. UrProps Gamete, Phil Sheridan, China. Hackett and consort, Prairie State and tarsi" Bradbury and bargen. WirinSouth, gentle. ILLINOIS RIVER AND CANAL.

Etsertal leissistrit Is Ma Chicago ransoms. SALLE, Itt. Aug. 13.Anruams DT RIVEDStESID City of Pennsylvania, from Henry, with returning canal boat Hercules, from Peru, with eon for Chicago Gold Rod, from Pent, light, for laS berairrEDSteam tog City of Peoria, light, for Peoria prop Atlantic, towing canal-boat Messenger, both tali lumber for PASSED limo CatiaLHerculies, with corn and wheat for Chicago Jennie, light, for Ctica. PASSED OrrrLegraux, with lumbar for- LaSalle; Imo Atlantic, towing Messenger, both with lumber for Eighteen feet of water an the Miteraill 16, and river still raing slowly.

Wind west weather hot. BIUDGEPORE, Aug. 1 1.AssrvittsG. L. Booth.

TA114tit4 tin corn Dolphin Ottawa. 6.200 bit corn prop Montauk. Lockport, 1,310 bris flour. CLEAREDPbCPEtil, Lockport, ft lumber, 10 faingles; prop Whale, Marseilles, 9,206 ft lumber Geurgis, laminas, 92,906 ft lumber I Friendship, Seneca, 93,94 ft lumber. ram Gem Seat NINES GRANTS' SENINARY, EDUCATIONAL.

LINCOLN PAVILION, Corner Grant and North Clart-ste Co at Laweace Scicatic Ear Tall Univerzity 111, CNRICI WIN tEa. rroprietors. Lomare. A rrt vat. di.

EL 1 4 IOU I 0 p. ma. a. nu 6 p. tn.

L. tn. in ,28. pi. 6:00 p.

pi. IQ Ifo a. in 128)t and 130 North Chicago. wia open Wednesday. Sept.

15. eomm on with the Seminary, will open at the MMs time, with increased facilities and accommodations. Mnill gni Zrpresit. eo Pa.sengfr....-- aAct ibulalky ksaal.cmgerit 'THE SUN ON FIFTH GRIND 'OPEN ----'113CERTI A la Central (trde Noir York N7.30INTX11kTr. By the Grand Orchestra of 40 belectocl Performers, un der the direction of HANS BALATKA.

To coin 1271Mee at 8 o'clock. Admission. 25 cents- tioncertit grid be given every 8aturdAy during the season, er permitting. arA11.19.SONT'S English. French, and German Boarding and Day Scuool for Young Ladies and Children, N.

52 West between Fifth and reopen on Wedneeday, Sept. 22, PITS. Applications made personally or by letter as above. PrITSEILIN't. CINCINNATI St IL9IPS RAIL13113.

Area roma" eitni.n eed Cervoti-ota. e4 444. Ttchot 1i Alianololpit-ot, sad eibt Leave. A rriva. Columbee, Pit tebvArt New Irotik Day Expre-ve.

1410 S. sik. 11:40 p. us. Ctil untbur.

P.Itet,urg York, I (daily) I 1111 p. m. 74 ll FT. WAINE icmcia3 7HOOLEY'S TEEEATRE, MRS. W.

G. BRYAN'S BOARDINISZHOOL Jr Yount Ladies, Batavia, N. T. l'-r references, Inquire of ntate's Attorney Coaxial' EL Reed The Bev. Ilenrt Ward Beecher is spending his aurnmer-vication the TYrio-Mountain Rouse Ile in the parlors au Sundays.

and holds exhortations and prayer-meetings therein of eveilings. The New York Sun denounces him therefor. and claims that, as be was neither acquitted by the Court and Jury. has prosecuted his libel-suits, he is still under a thick cloud, and has no morel right to preach and exhort. The Sun is severe and unsparing in its mach so, as its denunciations are calculated to cause resentment in the minds of most readers.

Thus it uses this intemperate LAST TWO ORPHANS DIATINEE 1 This school provide, a fonr year' conrve In Engineering. leading to the degree of Civil Engineer, or Mining Engineer; and three years' enamel! in Chem-baryon History, and in Pdatbeinatice, Physics, and Astronomy, each Of which leads to the degree of S. B. A large portion of the instruction la the same as that given to undergraduates in the Cni lege. StudenTs of the can occupy rooms in Co liege Buildings and board at Memorial Hall.

Toe opportunities for atudenta in all the bran-bee above mentioned are very great, the University being amply provided with laboritorms. apparatus, and collections. Exszninations for admission 'rid be held Soot. 30 and Oct. 1, beginning at 8 e.

in. For information. address JAMES W. HARRIS, Secretary. DALES CLEM ENT'S SCHOOL For Young Ladies and Cbildren GERMANTO WN, PA.

r.stabiStbsti The next seasion wilL ennmence on Wednesday, Sept. IL For circtnars address toe Principal. r1HICAGO FENiALE COLLEGE. MORGAN PARK (near Chicago. The coilege building is entirely new.

has every modern convenience, ie handsomely furnished.lighted by gas, heated by furnaces, and sup, plied with water introduced by pipes throughout the house. The location commands a view of Late Calumet and Sonia Chicago. the trains on eix different railroads, and in the distance the great city of Chicago. The faculty consists of eleven professore and six lady teachers. The next eession opene hept.14.

For circulate address the Thaver, or the Principal, Mrs. Mary Fields, Room La'keeide Building. Chicago. Office hours from 10 a. in.

to 12 m. Day Express. ,.1 94:0 la 6 I at L100 m. 0 s. 906 Mad 4 .54 a.

tn. 01 6 tcl p. EALTIMORE St OHM RATtittil Trek lettooto ow tst.idinq 04 fold ilodestv.se.f.stod..44. 4teatst Owe. i4i aormer cif 4 cuoAcrtglors.

TIMIS 3D.4:"I' 2 Ft- At 8 D. in. Positively Last Performance of the Onion Square Theatre On whicb occasion every lady visiting the performance will be presented with beautiful thotograpb of The Twq Orphans. Monday. Sag.

le, IORN is ELECT TEM BEST SCI1004 FOR YOUR BOYS. The Irving Institute. at Tarrytown-on-1i udtetn, reopens Sept. 14. Thorough inztruction in the Lia Ethan and clavaieid studies.

The followmg gentlemen are yresent patrons of the school: Mr. Thomas EirkpatriA, r8'1 Brody, New York Mr. O. Chanute, Chief Engineer Erie Bai1436d; Mr. Louis Roberts, No.

South street, N. Mr. Robert Grayee No. 70 Duane street, N. The Rey.

J. Selden.Soencer. Tarrytown, N. Y. Idr.

Luther held, Pres. Int Nat. Badik, Tarrytown. A. ARMAGNAC, A.

D. A. ROWE, Principals. Bogs Fittod ET Collura or Erdsillosst a good country home. with a generous table, ample play grounds, and belittifl nutter the cats of Cu experieuced teecher- The number of boys brnP.el to 16.

The next sehnoi year of 40 acelos Legine edneeday, Seyt. For circulars address J. A14 BACH FT 140R, Rural Rome, Powtal, 11. -j OCEAN NAVIGATION. I Leave.

1 Arrira. mane Sunders a. lat4 -i! p. m. Do.ay i 11 un I 1 a-, w.

chicActx ROCK ISLAND a PAC3FIC RAIL 3 3I Dttoot. corner gr 1, lom limr oil -ales .1 iota Aga. 4 mad i tacos tiotet. MERMAN LINT 4 REDUCED RATES NE. AM Alecto.

Omaha. Leasanseth Mathieu Ea I IS a. 4 vas Pero i p. no. IP 10 a- IU t4 idibt WIPreolL, tle so Is.

I. k. TO AND FROM LITEI1POOL 1 QUEENSTOWN, 4nd all Porta In Great Britain and the Continent; J. IL tItE. Western Agents 13E corner litaoison, UNDERTAKERS' GOODS.

0, DA Inas. ALEX. BRADFORD'S (formerly Idre. Ogden Rottman's) English. Trench, and German Boarding and Day Boboal for Yonng Ladies and Cuidren.

with No. Wet New York. Reopens 8-pt. 27. Ap.

pacanou may be maoe by Letter or lereonitLy, as above. 11ESTON COTTAGE SCLLOOL, NEWTON, NEAR Boston, a Family School tor Girls. A quiet Christian home, with best educational advam, tages, le provided in this school. It is also especially recommended to the notice of young ladies who have graduated from other schools, tor its very superior musical advantages, and for the facilities it affords in availing themselves of the concerts, lectures, art-galleries. and museums of Boston.

References to patrons; also. circulars will be furnished on applicivion to Me Frincipal, MISS JULIA A. WILSON, Newton, Mass. I. 14-C1-1011 laiNTM- 'i very gaturday to Glasgow.

Derry. A. kj Liverpool. tic. Cabin.

ebb to $itth hteermge, tt24 goroviiions. ILENDERbO'N 1 vilai, N.E. 1 corner and ORNAMENTAL WORK A Undertalters In Silver and Coll LargeA, Tarlety. 1311.12. 11) 6'13-41b West Etilbth-st, CLacienatt.

0. 3tEDICAL CARDS. EXCURSION'STS, Madrid. Peer leaa, of Leopold as Austrian's Lake ER Parior Line, Which left for Lake Superior Thursday evening, bad the following excursionists on board George Huber. T.

T. Watson, W. I. Homer, Ewing, W. M.

Merrygaula W. W. Eva, H. Leopold and BOD, Oscar L. filled; bliss P.

Misch, Grustave Biller, J. IL Eoff, wile. and child, C. A. 'W.

Foreb, E. G. Shumway and wife, I. 3. LaWia and Wife, Miss) Ebie Lord, J.

B. Barris, Z. Austrian, wife, two children, and zuree, W. M. liowland.

Missel Fos ter, Misses Ileysolds, G. D. NVIiiteotab, wife, and child, 1. Thoznatx, J. Wittune, E.

liaogh, G. W. Phillipa, kl C. OBI-4n. C.

D.Rhodes, Minis A. Warren, Mrs. G. B. Curatil, neal E.

D. Doris, Loy Pearson. Edda. Pearson, Ida Gnivearti mir. false Berg.

Chicago; I. S. wife, son, 114:1 Ci daughter and Miss Lormit. Galesburg A. 11.

liamluon, Fort Wayne bias Mann, Clevelaud C. and et, ltd. bliss Dunham, Mrs. Chandler, Mrs. Johnson, Fumes City J.

W. Bannard and wife, McGregor; 14. Williams, St. Lowe E. G.

Biliberd and wife, Bra. G. L. Waverly. Detroit Isaac Morgan.

Henry Judd. A. P. liateb, Aurora Miss Eleonore Atwater. Lime Davenport, Rocileater tho Hon.

J. T. DePew, New lurk Oliver R. Morrison and family, Boston T. W.

Farwell, Orville G. Montgomery, New Orleans Fernando Wood, bliss Frances Angel, blittsies Maud and Libbie Byron. Miss Florenea Bug bee, Vicksburg G. H. Mollvane sad daughter, Peoria MiseS.

Flynn, C. F. Stephan. wife, and daughter, Stator; N. Subtler.

wife, and family. Davenport E. Finley alui wit, Du Pue G. B. Burrows, wife, and child, Madison I.

F. MBrale, Aledo B. Id.Jrebead Miss Aleut, Marquerte Alvin Barclay, itzralla City L. Carlton, Id. B.

Bingham, Carts alLnau Sup oyez in MIL AND MECHANICAL ENGINEFRING AT the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, N. Y. lustruction very practicaL Adrantagen unourpassed in this country. Graduates obtain excellent poeitione. Reopens Sept.

H. For the Annual Renner, containing Improved Conroe St'idy, obi full particular, sodreee Prof. CHARLES DROWNE, Director. National Line of Steamships. Allen's Academy, I NEW YORKTO QUEENSTOWN AND For the thorough education of boys of all gee.

Six Departroeute, inducting the Primary. Able Faculty. Term coititnence Sept. C. IRA W.

ALLEN. LI. President, 731 Chicago. CLIEGARAY INSTITUTE, FOR YOUNG LADIES AND taistSES. EGYPT.

e9 tons Saturday. 7th at II a. mTHE f.ILYESN. 44,1 taiga 1411I uguny st IPn tousSaturday. ilst Aug oat, at 8 a.

m- i 4040 tons August. at i rm. For Londin Ault. 6 at 8 a. AE14132412.

at 12 U13a. Cabal WmIke. CO and tv30. currency. Return tickets st reduced rues.

6teeragit tickets, i curreagY brit La to LA and onwards ea Si-stain. A P. B. LARSON. 5ortacast corner Clark and Ttandoiptt-sui toPPoiniAl new sznetniata tAuesto.

language: Though Mr. Beecher has not hitherto been In the habit of employing his August retirement to New Elampehlie, to escape the ravtges of bay fever, as a special occasion for exceptioually active ministratiors, vet this season the case is different. and be males his infirmary the ecene of his peisonal audacity. He is under a cloud. In the judgment of a majority of tus countrymen, so far from being a man of religious truth and sincerity, be is au adulterer sad seducer.

a false friend a perjurer. and a cheat. Even the leading representatives of his own denomivation doubt his word. thoogti that was enforced by an oatn, aud demand that he shall do what be eas not yet even partially succeeded in doing vindieate hia character from the essault of the case agapast it made up by himself, and fortified by an appalling array of corroborative testimony. The religious press, in the majority of vices.

is also in doubt, unconvinced even by his solemn oath and impressive deniats of guilt. A jury of twelve men could not agree to believe the case baa never been fuliy investigated, and therefore it is imposeible for even his feet friends to hold bitn guiltless. except through the blind faith of the credulous pertiean. Ms culpatory letters and damning conduct have never been explained, except by casuistry of the thinnest sort. He has iodicted his accusers for hbel, and ye; has no intention to prosecute the suit, though they demand trial.

A new rtrial of the long snit wherein be failed in vine dicate hLxneelf i.e called for by hie accueer. A suit for perjury is threatened by Moulton. A great inaes of teetimouy againee him still remains to be taken. Not. only do so many believe in his but also a full dozen of his old friende and former confidants declare that they know it from his own had his Inall11.11 confessions.

7 Yet, in spite of all these things. this man bolas daily court for a crowd of deluded fol lowers an1 gaping wonder-seekers in the parlors of the Twin-I'dountein House. This personal display would be in intolerable taste any way; it is simply prolanatton when it is coneidered that it is done under the guise of preaching-and expounding tbe divine law of love and truth. Mr. Beecher preaches every Subday at his feehionable hotel.

and deity conducto there a service of eon and raver end Seriptule reading. Why be does this is because be has been accuse I of aiultery ane perjury. and hes thus been put to the neceseity of acting as if be was an innocent man. Raving failed to convince the jure and the public by his swcrn r1, ha now seeks to cajole tnem and to defy them by assiming the character of a spouse man teaching high morality and the useeseitv of 4avi uear in purity of life sod truth of soul to tee Divine Source of purity and trath. Instead of bewailing his sins and covering his head with tee sack.

cloth and ashes of which in his terror of exposure, either realy or with theatrical dieplay of emotion. in the day of the private confronting of Pis evil he freely taktalizail bows teeaself 1aau1j. Iseizhei Boarding sod Day Senoot: mTtn. Foettstt. and French.

kreacs is sae Isar-lase of tne MADAM LlohteRVILLY. 1527 1529 FAITHC. HOSMER AND lasS E. H. LOCRU ELL'S Family and D4y behocn for Vaulag Lkales.

Sprzneneid. Amos, reopens Sept. ough sad coualcorts. Setd for ear. eusr.

1 IMK 110ePITSL. It 't4 stosigtots and by toe ,4 i epos tor the es prose 4941's tbe Gigues, ,.11 tratsottot to Ail j.meNa Vittf 111,43.661,4 It 0,,4 at ilia Dr- Inert- bee, el tbe profession tor over ysare-Ap. tri.es tteCil ail Important- A it1 tor Use mob otp-gy. LO WO P4-01 ago. oft Marvens LoIkoles renstrme kin toLit on tem Ike etc- etc, Lit Ine MOIR deocate itttegtt nu or boterm.

p. Write- ntrie oonrodebtoti. ()Lbw4. Standals. to to 14.

I )- Ti 'NY ISS SHAW'S SEMINAR. 4564 ADAMijt obi reopen Mouder, beet. Pr Gt. Clarke gal ettexte of tu Frenci. trna.

Le Lan. Greve. end Hebrew, claenes. Ttia indergartea, primary. aa4 preperatory department oral caretui attenvon.

otrin SIDE SEMINARY, MICHIGAN-A 07, Mrs. H. bINIONS. PrInclralThe ectool wri.1 re, ()pen ToPsday. Kept- 1, with a flail aorps of teactions.

A irraduating ciao" Na noir formilig. For circulars lip, ply so above. ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE. The immoral I111056.111UtACt Mail knottinsuiPa between New Font and lustre. 'I ne splendid ow tuts tetorne roil.

tor the continent (being more ly than any tiler). will aril Irma Pier No. tAl, Aorta Ii.teor, A toilowsi I- RANCE. Trudelle Saturday. August I LI, DE PA KIS.

satuSay sent. 4 A ERI1: (4E. Saturday. bent. PRICE OF PASSAGE IN GOLD tiocludIng wino) First cabin, SLO and alto, aticordole to cco tmod tion second L'4; Wird, 144 Return tickets at reduced taws.

E2 with superior accom rnoustiona ins eluding recsaaartee without atm Quatro. watt; -4 thus do ti I rxrts tteerae passengers. GEORGE MACKENZIE. A govt. 66 Broadway, N.Y.

N()cP Kean, A CHICAGO. 380 OUT EC CIA? or by maul. free of eriarca. Mar be Piret J. al E.A.bi la Aaia au ail ebroam Or a.tcct'y strati etirat ar nri ptybiciaa 101.

bug 1y tructi Ai la. it b. THE CUTHBERT CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, St. Louis, will open Sept. 13, in orinnettion 'nth Mrs, Eugenia Cottiben's Seminary for Young Ladies.

Instruction thorough in all branches. theoretical IS well as practical. conducted upon Europeam systems. Terms moderate. For circulars, containing all inf mato.

address iiRTHI-It I. CRESWOLD, Director. Sixteenth and St. Lows. Mo.

OCKER FEMALE COLLEGE, LEXINGTON, Ey. Faculty able. Extensive grounds. Excelent ldit by 88 feet, four stories, containing 125 apartmentsnice recitation. ornamental, play, and batb warmed by steam sad hglited otitla tral6 Limy two young lade occupy room.

Cost of improvements over $1, 0.000.. Fall term commenoes Sept. 13, 1d75. Foe catalogues J. M.

klocittn, Prom FENN-SYLVANIA wirrARY ACADEMY, Pa.ti,or boarders Seteieti pea Wednesday, Sept. a. Loggiton elevated and oettib'uli te-rountis ample buildings nanderme and ot stengtv 1 Estrucitoa in Civil and in CAssalca. and Englivh. oversight ot the snore, and manners of Cade.

bor Cirentare appiy T. Ci.Y4GrttiVE, Earl fa the 4,3 Clava-oVes CalcaLgek, or to Li 60. HY A rr. KIAESARGE SC11001, FOR BOYS, North Conway. N.

U. The School reopens Sept. 8. For catalogue or al I aa FREDERICK IllOMPSON, PrinciraL 3 I AaDn FRECI No. 80 Conn.

The fall term will begin Sept. a. For iniormation ot circulars, address ILE-LIIOLD, X' A Boarding 8 hool Iles. A. O.

ca-A IdBERS, Principal. Vit.1.1. END NsTITUTE, 111R.8. b. L.

CADY. New 1.s.a. hcad Ls aiteMat SM7 50 PER QUARTER- No 6 Academy for bolo. 11 from PlalaktietpLiA. 10 Inc.ruttors.

S. C. 41.1.6tvas MM)) P. TL BIGELOW of the Chit fie, in Me North41.h. se weil baol 0.1-8t4114b94 1.7.0 Latfire-g WeS1' 31.

tiVit Peola, tDty etbre 10 CO n.nia0 11114 rIcue. 6,, a niel sead termite- nes, can reotauguore gUatallroNeRt fat S-tel3 La 124to. (Alm ItAll wwit Just petsLian44 beta tw el Oua -Ani fill au me.4 worn Ada A. Clara-et-. Cbleadto.

Great Western Steamship Line. Frtkist New Yo; d'reet" COIN Sta3iper GRP: WEST L(t Windha-le Cabin PaPiairii. t7e: Excurmo. lickela.120. at fiedi Freivti, Dieta4 ure NI.

s. iL Uk.o. licIJOSALD. The port of Detroit, says, the Detroit Pos t. has not been so naked of wane's since the opening of naalga Lon as it is at present.

The only schooner ba port is the Canton, and she is chartered for cola Dila D. while engaged In loading stone from the beech in, Adey's Coq, 12 miles below Death's Door, was driven on the rocks by the recent blow. Ilnd totally scow Alaska, while aneltkz Racine lbarbor from Ca northeaster of Tuesday night, struck the Itier, crushing in her port bow to light watermark, She ICE00 SLated Eer stern and Says the Cleve-Leer of Thursday Toe schr J. F. rI vras tent ty towed to the ilttaburg ore dock, where bet rani() will be taken out.

The vessel TreeeLte a very dilapidated appearance, both her spare being, gone, Lao her jitn-boom and every particle of rigging. inquiry failed to elicit any definite tu'formation regarding Cie intentIone Of the owner, and Mr. Brady uot be found. It le the general imerert1011, itotauver, that she "nil not be iltted out imenediateiy. erii each bd feet in have been stink at the end of the onto 1ier at and are now reify fu, the aft crib of the Ira funk 01), the line of the new Oswego break- luster a weak ago Wit Thuradav Tne work this sear.

tun ladal bbisa 141 kmalbie tiazobitAs. i itl the rater bA 1141 einovr HALL, Ir- HATIX, ur and Dar s4-boo1 tor rating Ladles. LetatoALed in SPnt. 22- MARIA P. MON.

FORT, PrIncipI. Aires New HAren. Ct. 1 IICII-TI-AND MILITARY AckDENIT, VtOLICLeTER, 1-rares yanne raen for Cqinrvercial Literary end bmenute pursuits. C.

B. METCALF, A. eiLlpst, 1' FAIRBANKS' STA Pi DAJD Kale Farmer says that her husband. John B. Farmer, ever since their marriage.

bait been ad-meted to the excessive use of intoxicating liquor, a tadishe wants to get rid of Anne Eliza Grimes sips that for six years past he Lae been the wife of John Grimes, but Ltat he falls to appreciate the pleasure of ber company, aud pas as lam time in kicking aud beating her. A few days ago, however. be lhied the meaeure of his cruelty by Palling her down stairs by the hair. and kicking her out doors, and sae swears Dever will retain if she Call get Losisa Jumps asks tQc a divorce bocszse heit EITHal. or CS DISE4LSE, no matter of bow ER SEX gwih TIVATZTA ora 1,14 atani.r.e, CT W40 flite.3 te curs them, ran be eurt-d in a few days, wrthout chanze of dreg or frnm bu.tnee,a.

CAA. tYr write tne IsTAT OFFICE, i1 Botan ChicereN 1,4 Conaultation fret. oonficlenuti- Yon see ttal only. Ofboes open day bud irk. Menbc.inet urntbned from our own Laborattey lace low.

ha i.1441 (JZ.1.1;11,11..W.1 unLutahr. SCALESi RICE. N. Y. Tbe next WJI e)r1rEn' pt.

11. Tor tar tictAlare apply to the S. J. LITE. LAKE 101tEST college peelieaeAcry sciaQui for bore Irto term to.

CJUI Sti.4 Se A. ItAZIN; pcAl OF ALL RiNDS- 4 PAIRDANKIB.MORSIt& 113 Lake Be careful to buy al thit Grmuine Bee a 46 Le pe vit' ho lw At I 1 -7 0 3.