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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE

NEW YoRK, July %, IS47

NEW YoRK, July %, IS47.
A correspondent of the Tribune out in Kentucky, who
has "ius received the of the election OF Tuck and
Wilson in New Hampshire" cries ont in an ecstasy,
Three cheers the Granite State J" The fool is like the
cookies in lEsop, which sang while their houses were
burning.
Our wing friends already counting their chickens be-
fore they Matched The Tribune is already specializing
upon of Major Frenchs place Clerk of the
House of Representatives. 'Theres many Slip" &c. is
not in their philosophy.
The report of the death of Eclipse, the conqueror, has
suggested the editor of the Courier much moralizng
the feeling between north and south, which he thinks had
its first visible manifestation the famous field where
Eclipse showed his swift heels the champion of Virginia.
and which has found its last development in the Wmot
proviso. Two odd extremes, certainly.
Notwithstanding the reduction in prices-rather in
sequence of them for many Dealers believing that the
is past are shipping for risehe exports of bread
stus from the LIST to Goth of this month have been very
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THE UNION.

The grain market rather more unsettled by the news
than flour; but prices are now steady. New North
Carolina wheat brought 81 l2 good Genesee white VI z'
mixed Ohio 81 l5 Much OF the arrives and Is offered
freely low The demand has improved little, and
prices advanced few Saes western mixed at o.
cents flat yellow 50 cents round yellow 63 % cents
heated New Orleans 46 cents, weight Rye remains al
rs rs cents oats 80 barley 80 cents western New
York meal, 81 rs So s7t.
Provisions remain dull. New prime pork sold at S2 90
SIS Ohio Sl4 so; beef $l3 %; lard
kegs l0i III rice is duh at 81 S7h IS 25
Ohio clover seed Sc rs sales tobacco, Kentucky and V
gina, 81 cents do cent; sugars duh,
decline of of prices of last month
dull coffee has advanced ola cent; sales Brazil II u
cents.
Freghts have improved Flour to Havre 50 cents TO
Liverpool As. London Is. Cd. Cotton to Havre cent Liv
erpool 7-l6 GIG CT An English vessel taken up
Is for -FOUR and I'D for grain For Cork grain in bulk
I'D.
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In four the took effect Monday, showing de
cline of rs st which. hewever exporters came
in freely, say So for mixed and straight and So l2s
S5 1871 for Genesee. Since then the market has been
more firm, although the weather is very and stocks
large and good deal of the Michigan and Ohio that
rives is not first order, and sold freely. Sales
Ohio and Genesee good straight brands S. s7h Genesee
is in good demand at S5 25 and holders ask
say IS 37b a S. so. The quantity arriving is now small
Ordinary New Orleans sold at - IS.
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From the National lntelligencer OF Wednesday
ComplImen rendered TO Col. May.

The following correspondence has been handed TO us
for publication Col Mays letter, both IN regard TO style
and sentiment certainly does him much credit bui It Will
be source of regret his trends IN this city
that he has thought himself at liberty to accept com
piment which every body but himself thinks he has
richly earned:
SIR The undersigned, committee appointed for the spe
cia purpose and representing they do the citizens OF
Washington respectfully tender to you public dinner, at
s,ch time as will suit your convenience.
Why the question may be asked (but not by your
public dnnerl The voice the country readily gives the
answer. Itbecomes however, immediate fellow
every battle has added fresh laurels his brow, and
by his wclearned reputation soldier and
Pao Alto, Resaca de la Palma, Monterey, and Buena
Vista, (o say nothing OF your former brilliant conduct ~
these occasions you have displayed that bravery which has
nseparaby connected your name with your countrys his
tory and we feel proud to congratulate you on your sue
We have the honor be- very respectfully, your ODE
dent servants, - -.s..,,
yto Y; sE swRENy
J. F. HALLIDAY,
J, B TH H2 ms poarr,
Lieut. Col. CHARLES A. MAY, U. s. Army.
WASHINGTON, July 10, 1877
GENTLEMEN l take the earliest opportunity, my
turn to the city, acknowledge the receipt Of your
of the 18th instant in behalf OF the citizens OF Washington
inviting me TO accept public dinner
1t would afford great pleasure to meet my fellowcii-
gems such did conceive that occupied any
public position which entitled such honor but feel
ing do and having expressed desire other
casions my friends to avoid any public demonstration to-
wards me- for having merely endeavored TO do my duty as
soldier, obliged most respectfully decline the high
compliment which you have kindly and coueousy ten
dered me. A..
beg you win present my wamest thanks TO the cit-
you for the honorable notice they have taken
and please accept gentlemen, Tor the very HATTIE
terms with which you have conveyed their wish me, the
high respect and esteem your friend and
G. A. MAY.
TO Messrs w w. SEAroN, GEo SwEEvY,
j. +. HALLIDAY, J, b, Thomas, s H. PORTER
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Mr. Webster could hardly have been gored by his bull,
nasnuch he the honored guest at private dinner
given him in Boston, the fremont Tuesday afternoon
There no speeches made, sentiments given
politics laid under the table but (saith one Charley
Greene his Boston Pos sxtyseven subjects in the bill
of fare gasironomcaly discussed"
The body of Captain Zabriske arrived in the city this
ernoon and was duly conducted, under military
the steamboat for New Jersey Flags at hamat
during the day, and minute guns fired at intervals
Honor to the brave.
Elk President Tyler is in town, with his family and is
staying at the Astor House. lie is his way the
springs
of the first magnitude is appear in the
steal horzon--at least say the critics. IL is Mad Anna
Bishop, who though she has here rather under
cloud has made favorable impression private par
ZED.
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COMMERCIAL,
From our Commercial Correspondent.
New YORK, Thursday, July 22, 1917 D

New York. Thursday July 22, 1871 p
Down to the receipt of the from England, July
4th, there abundance and cheapness of moneyan
increased business in the markets generally with impov
ing prices but with very few indications of speculation
The nature of the such a great fall
the prices of produce breadstus particularly involving
the stoppage of few flour dealers, of great importance
however. Cotton avoraby affected by the news
and has sold freely for export at advance OF
The stocks of breadstu very large, and the
adverse market for its sale, together with large imports
OF goods added the chill the threw upon the mar
kets generally, produced lule more active demand for
money for day two The duties paid into the custom
575357, of S25 3i5 last year This OF IL
sell was important demand for money In the last few
days the markets have recovered somewhat the demand io
money less be had again four per
treasury Indeed, loans that had been called
in under the impression that would be wanted were
subsequently, allowed remainhe demand having sub
sided Cotton going freely forward and the fall in prices
has stimulated exports of other produce, advanced
eights and caused bills decline, and the chances are
that renewed import of specie will take place. Indeed
the Britannia brought about $780, OO0-the result probably
of an easier of the London market.
At the latest in London the favorable impress
sons that had been entertained in relation the harvess
and the prospects for the coming year were dying away
and alarm appeared be gaining ground. The stock and
money markets more particularly were disturbed by the
of Lord John RUSSELL that the Irish potato
crop is perishing The of inionna
ton subject important possessed by the minister
makes his statement of great weight and consos fell The
position OF Great Britain is indeed far from sound As an
instance, will take from official sources statement Of
June 8, and the bullion in bank, compared with last
year.
Stocks of breadBs the United Kingdom and bullion IN
bank June g.
baa Oata Lam IT tal all Rulli
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.hange may be quoted as foil ows

The market closed rather better, and money album
dant. Yours, PRENTlCE.
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Decrease, I7l,704 3625a3 2s9Ol6 Ca 1919
This large stock of food, equal H. 0O0 900 bushels,
hand commencement of the last year. and was
paid for has disappeared, together with f5 0O0
600 of specie expended in buying further quantities. which
follows
Imp. into G. B. Wheat Barley Oats Corn Flour To all kids
June to jams sos Gas aals ss ies sas Isl ss saa5 ss
5as7ll 4s9s1 ss5672 ia5s6 6o9s7 34a6s2
year. 7oaeo5 1896 495 2s05 $500 7o
Add stock li7022 O6as4 1868 a773 25l 222671O
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MEN YORK TRIBUNE.
TIE MAID OF ULvA..BY pzLrA.

THE hysciuih bsihea In the beauty Of Spring.
II. raven when Auru mn hath dsrken'd HE wing.
Were blaes and blacklist If either could vie
With night of thy h>ir the morn Of thine eye,
F4ir IN id Of the mountain. whose home. far away,
LoDks down on the Islands Of Twas blue Bay
Msy nou ,nt from its Et,n thy footsteps allure.
10 gnevs -h.t Is happy or dim what IL puse
Between us a fOam-shset iunyss sable flows
The ~rsth and the hatred OF clans " DO are foes
But hove. like the OAK while The tim pest u braves.
The nrmsr will root ~ the herc ct II raves.
Not seldom thine eye from the ws,eh tower shall bail
In ths red Of the sunrise the CLEAN Of my sail
And lone IL the valley and thick Ia the grove.
And green 10 the bower. that IL sacred 70 love-
The sno~s shall turn black on high Crusch an Ben.
And the heath cease 70 purple fair SObue hsn glen,
Add the br. akers 10 foam they dash on Tree
Wh.n The heart 10 this bosom beats fathess 20 thee
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lHCOND BOARD.
Nj A NE JOU r N b
PORT OF NEW-YORK.


Br bark Glipso. Ssvory ~ de FIN Cork In ballast n
Muir Taylor Co. 18Th. passed q bark under French
eylo carried away her fore topmast and lost msntOp
gallant mast nth the brig Russia, Of Yarmouth from
Cosk for New York came 10 collision with US. and stove
ia part Of our stsrboard buwsrk 10Th passed the bark
Lord Ssndon bound To Qsebec, sd passed brig Friend
chic Of Hsrtepooi. for EewYork.
Br brig SOY of the Lake. B@emsn, de fun Bermuda,
potatoes Middleton Co. Passed going In, brig New
Orleans Brsmhail hence
Br brig Sea Bird, Ray, AZ ds fm Newry slate, &c to
order. SO passengers.
Br brig Velocity, McGrsth, IA ds I'm st John, NJ. In
ballast, 20 order
scbr Pinta, Brown, 90 ds I'm Neworlesn', mdse' to
master.
schr Psirck Henry Chester, 20 DIS I'm Mobile cotton
&c 10 Allen g. Paxson.
schr L Mitchell Adams, days from Newbsrn, NC,
naval stores. 10 master
schr Frances Cottsr NASH de FIN Newberu, NC, naval
stores, TO master.
schr X shaw, 2 dc I'm BrspdywiDe, corn meal, re
" master
schr Fidels, Turner. Philadelphia, cosl
Schr Washington. Egbert Virginia, wood
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INCHANCKRY-Beiar lhe ohsnceLlor--EnAsTus

VSCHtNCERY-Befor The Chsncellor-ERAsrUS
tOsGOOD and SAMUEL c. OSGOOD vs. THE ALI
ASCE MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY--NOucei l.
hereby given hat pursuant To an order 10 hi. csuie,
stephen Csmbreleng. Of the Masters Of his Court will
on Tuesday the h day Of June 1871 al II O'clock slnoOn
Of that day, my Office No. lS Wasreei m the city
Of NewYOr proceed 10 receive nominations for Re
ceiver Of The Alliance Mutual Insurance Company, and
the snd jushcsuons OF he sureties Of such noi
be reported 70 This Court and that any creditor Of
sai pAny q liberty appear before The said Ms'ier
The tins and plsee aforesaid and propose and nominate
4 person Tor such Ofhc- 81 Receiver.
STEPHEN CAMSRFbENG, Master Ia ChanceTy,
Dated, New York June 1871 Is " all 81
N. X BsEwss, Compainangs Solicitor. IS Waist
iao a 3w
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DUBLIC NOTICEi.here

DTBLiC NOTICE is hereby given hat the following
Petitions have been presented In the Board Of Alder
men, viz To have curb snd gutter stones set In Broadway
between hrty fourth and Forty second streets To have
Forty fh- street between Seventh aud Tenth avenues
guiated and graded. To have Stone-slree between
Broaisir-et and Whitehall street. actually widened TO the
width comfortable to the report ~ the Commissioners
Gently confirmed by the Supreme Court and have the same
REQUESTED and paved. To have the grad ~ Msidenane
between PesrLstreet sud Materstree raised To have
the grade OF ixtAvsnue. between Thirty seventh and
ROfysecOnd streets raised and the streets intersectng
the made copiormshle thereto To have sewer con
srucied In Thirty frssreet between BOOmln gdale Road
and Msdison-avenue To have sewer constructed In the
Nnthsvenue between Thirtyhrd and F0rtieh streets add
thence thfOu sh Foreth to with the SEVERN
Eghthsvenue All Interested IN the above propo-
sons having objections to the requested 10 pre-
them In wiring the undersigned al his Office, No
Hall Of Records before the sd day Of June inst
MARTIN r.. THOMPSON, Street Commissioner
Street Conmie.ioner's Offcs June r. Is4T iel2 lot
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=. FARnING LANDS IN yIRGINIA-l5.o
(remorks.
FIREWORKS


TIA GALATIANS ST opposite the Chsiham Theater.-
(&The subscribers have got up" their usual large sup
ply snd variety VI standard and fancy Fireworks which
they will dispose u 10 dealers ship steamboats, parties
Of pleasure and the patriotic The most liberal terms
consisting in part OF the following articles Rockets, ko
man Candle Vertical Wheels. Mines Of Stars Mines "
sefpens, Bengola Lights Table Rockets Blue Lights,
Pin Wheels. serpenis Scroll Wheels, Torbilons Pigeons
sIesmsrs Chinese Flyers, Flower Pos, GrssshoPpers
sssons Yellow Lights Thsngles, Pyramids, Fans, Can
Fire Crackers Rockets, spunk, Torpedoes, Pulling
Crackers, Double Headers &C
GAssNER 4 YOUNG, 49, Chaiham.sL
Dealers Ia choice Green ard Black Teas, While and
Brown Sugars and Groceries generally soaps Os snd
Candles fms Cigars, London Pickles and ssnees, East
and West India Preserves SyTups aod Cordias, Foreign
fnllts and Wines Porter, Ale and Cider Cheese, &c
stsnuy receiving fresh from sarsogs and delivered to
aoy part Of Ihe city or shipped free " expense les
EIREWORhs FIREWORKS An extensive
sails wholesale aud retail consisting Of every variety in
mari ss5 warranted Of The bes, quality al prices whch
fail please Dealers invited 10 examine them
JED tiyj HANGER HORTON, 81 DiVision-st
BRILLIANT FIREWORKS.
fEHE UNDERSIGNED have for sale at tneir store 2D9
Washing .on-sI superior and complete assortment Of
Fireworks winch they will sr low aDy other
fscturer. Guy sud country dealers will End This
p-rOr stock ~ select from. Towns, Military and Civic
Associations be supplied win the shove articles war
ranLed equal 10 sny other IA The city.
ia limos BADEAU LOCKWOOD, 100 Wssbln gton-st
LIKE WORks.-LArgs Rockets Win colored Tres,
stars and s.rp-ns Roman candles Of all sizes together
win general assortment u Fire Works, hre crsckers
&c al wholesale and retail by
uyS GAssNER 4 YOUNG. IS2 csslhsm-'t
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.U-,REGULAR MAIL LINE e.,.~

s-Yt.s---i> Boston and New-York, by tho fss a.
lendid steamers CORNELIUS fN
DrRBILT and OREGON.
~ On ard after Monday June IL the steamer Of A.
lne will leave New York ate 2. NJ. BY this aHsnssse,
In consequence u the superior epsed OF Tho hoa aat
route being the shortest snd most direct, passenger ss
he city hour later, and reach Boston earlier, hr
the other lines-
The new steamers G. Wand ERBILT, Capt Pols a,
OREGON, Capt y Thsyer. viii run throughout ke ~
son 10 connection with the stoDingtsn sod Proyde,
and Boston and Providence Railroads, leaving NswYsi
daily. SUNDAYS excepted, from Pier No North Rlvsf
O'clock p. NJ and Stoninston Al O'Clock, p o. ap>.
the arrival OF the mail train from Boston.
These steamers unsurpassed In speed. spetdos u,
comfort having each Of hem ~ large, commoJoqs ~
vate and berths for 500 persons besde .s
private rooms Tor families and parties
The steamers oficeTed by the most experens
men, aud will shorten the passage between New.Yu
and Boston from one ard half to two hoqrs thereby a.
living In mpl- line for all the lines running from Nee
York NORTH south and west aud all the Ies from Boxs
north and east.
The OREGON will leave New .York-Tussdsy, TN
day and Saturday.
Leave sloniogton- Monday "Wednesday and Frn,t
The &. VANDERBILT will leave New.Yofk-honh!
"Wednesday ana Friday.
Leave Slouing ton-Tnpsday. Thursday and ssiardsy
N. b. Passengers the arrival " the steamers sos
iDgon, proceed Immediately In The splendid Railroad
10 Providence and Boston without soy delay, m feasa
on boaTt the steamer and leave In lhs Accom- nodano
irain al $50 which connects Al Providence With u
81 NJ train for Boston, and baggage master Rton
panies each train through 10 Boston TO take chngs @sS
Baggage.
For passage freight. inquire on board the bouSYf
No. North River. or 10 Battery plsre wv.
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NRDiCAL hLECrKICITY.-s AMBROSE, Z

lIChambersst has constantly IA operation improved
msgoetc apparatus. by means Of which powerful cur
OF b. administered without causing the
shtest pain or un-asness The patient Dr. A hss beeu
for very successful In his treatment OF The FOL
lowing diseases Parsysis rheumatism. govt, dyspepsia,
stdness Of the loots mmbsgo epilepsy, nervous ahec
tons, general debility and many other acute aud chronic
complaints Dr. A. would farther observe that the gavan-
h had should always br adminsered under the direction
OF q medically educated person AS in some inhsnsory
much Injury has been done through ignorance Of s
u.tafe Charge for application aud advice 81 cents.
10 linz
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LIST OF LETTERS.

.ors1TIsEp IL rHs rKIsUsg ~ sSkciAi sIroiSrNsFs
Ala lsrd be II IsrEA<T enaczea,
And All ADVERT made undsr "a, orders OF ins Fost
.,-.@,Gen.r. 10 newspep,r newspapers, " eli-rs
- r 10 any Once shall he inserted In The papeE
ar r.paf, " psce ~h.r- the once advertising
nav 6s situ sted ksr1sf tk< lar gesf c,rcliea,os.
fNs1 Pod Ofios Lam, passsd ksycA 5, l5<f
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DOUND Hill Ws,erCurs Establishment The
AtRound Hill Water Cure Esiab shment. with hun
ded foums aud every requisite for the comfort aud
notation Of patients now Ia succes.al operation with
abundant supply Of spring wafer. with which sill
The various baths supplied Patients will he supplied
from The sb ihment with every ardcle for packing &C
The genera terms are 60 week; varying, however,
according II cifcums aud the accommodations
qarcd Accessible by railroad from the North, south,
East or West SAMUEL WHlrMARsH.
Dr. r. r.. DENNlSTON
Dr. A CUMMINGS
Northampton, May "a le41 ielO SIN
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TILES Hal EL1N LEI4kbhATEU FFHSIAN Ok
y CHINESE P0WDEh--w Mich Ia anequaied for
nursery for restoring identifying. preserving he com
peIioo rendering tho skin dscaisy whlte smooth add
sof preventing c1tsneOus erupOn, ehappug ard obyst
Ing cop.0us perspfzon. Travellers and residents In
climates will highly appreciate this grateful appen-
dsxe 10 the toilet
How much the beauty Of sylpbl form is eohaoced
oy clear snd brani mpeIion. Ia only Known TO those
who suffering from eckes, plmp!ss b.olches,
ph-S and other kgree1is u The ssn occzsoned by
the Of powders decorated with sweet such
lilly white, pearl powder ofieu made Of delete
Togs substance. To Ib-se would say. trial Of
la Cosmetic and your plexon will DO rendered beau
uuy cl,ar fair ard blooming For sale by The sole pro-
pre.0r JULES HAUEL, Perfumer and Chemist, PhEAd.
without whOse sgf azure on the label g-uuile
Sold who eszie and retail by A. B 4 d. SANDS Drug
gist 100 Faon. corner u William and a. retail by
Hsary Johnson. as Broadway ArsianL I<9 Broad
way !. B. Jscqusmod. AIS Broadway. New Yosk jsl I'm
GOAL YARD TO LET, sod hxiares for ssle -Ap-
$50 san oncs. jsl4S 81
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NJ and Elegance combined -These Shades are valuable
for he variety Of which they well adspied
For low windows hev particularly desirable. as ues
csa be from and into. They admit free
circulation OF air. and reject hes mosquitoes &c. They
arc elegantly painted and oman nj can be placed 10
window TO pass them. They exceedingly durable
aod be kept 40 good order for years by washing
large assortment ofinercsng landscape scenes sod beau
uful devices ready for exhibition, and select
pieces will be painted to order
I'm HASKkLJA co liA sakman 81
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assaus.I--t-So.iee u esisoy fl',a,t 70 ne I7a-
ve- AID next VI kin ofJOSEPH SHAW, carver and glc
er deceased snd Who 10 alleged 70 have cied iatsslse
hat .hAl apply 10 the Suu0gsls VI The City and County
OF New Yofk Tor letters u Atmn-Tson upon me esste
OF h. ssid ni-.tae ou the 2is day u Jgne rsxi
O'CLOCK Ia ne forenoon Dated SsNfOrk, May 81 1884,
myzf .ss4x JAMES ). THAYER, Public Administrator
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Beo- Bua poison.

U<~r BED-BUG POI-ON.-Perso0s XSs.,.,s
r a1nssiss ore u, al Of will be convinced <eh<.M
~saxr 'lhey cannot I've where II 10 sPPhsc- 8f7W
~ tits certain destroyer II Dol Sans Nc
fed M money viii 10 returned. Sod only Al the fancy
stores 22l Hadsos-st IN Gfeeowiehn ~ Gfsnd-st
sod 3l2 3owery IS Falton ST. IA Eighh-eyeuue and
"a Tbirtsveuus Brookyn-l9et fultousL South BROOK
Iyn-I5il Atagtc o. NliAm-blrg-f0Gfth o. corner u
Southhrs, Bookstore. Jersey City-6l Monigoueryst-
Price Is eerts boue. 3 Inn
DEU-BUG Pol So The s1cc-ss Of this bans Tor sew
Id years have prepared tes Of la sgpe
norly everything Ia 1se. II don't mailer WHISTLER
1est the walls. crevices bedsesds This bsns
viii eKl.rnlnsis mem. Sod formerly 2i spring
nO~ only al - B~-sn4n-st e3 I'm
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sPIRoMErER ZOE oREsr DISEASES

U1His VALUABLE INVENTION IN Medical seisnce,
4 notice 0s which appeared IN Tue Tribune shon uns
sirce may be ns2ectst By the medical OfesslOn AID al
those % have symptoms Of chest disease consult
DR.. ARLINGTON, a. -l3 Slnla-sL between he hours
u n AMI daily. Grai- Ous sdvic- will be sveu 70 The
poor fr1 70 II, On Mondays, Wednesdays and Frdsya
lell In
nNTONAGUS MINING COmPANY.-ae-ting
" Of me Shareholders u he O1tOnazoa Mining COmpa
uy-Notce IL hereby gyen that special meeting Of The
share ao.ters VI The On0nAgon hnnx Com 2sny viii be
held Al he Michigan E1chagge Ia the Cay Of Detroit
"Wednesday, th- seIh Of jane instant al 10 o'clock A ~
fa report vii be presented OF All the operations Of the
Company thal date AID election Of Trustees ~
any vacancy hat may nave occurred
The Shareholders are requested 70 attend New eeftif
vii be delivered Of The STOCK pad unde, he organ
zsfloc, under the Aci entitled Act 10 requisite pr
vsle Assoc ATOMS AID Partnerships"
j.l42w J. n ELsERT. see'y and TreAsr.
VTr ROOFS MADE TIGHT f1T Two CenIs per
foCt and Narr1ntsd Good WINS Paleul ydrepn,a-
Cenent sid over Old tin roof III reader Il per-
f-cgy usni are proof and pernan~n 10 walk 20
TIRE rofs u ai con position done for from 10
foo. snd warranted, By SAM GOODWIN, - Wess Broad
way, lear Cesmoerss e. ir4 In
CAnPHINE OF TIE besl quality for sale by the barrel
Ns&o By DIETZ, BROTHER co. lss Wlliam-sI