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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-09

IN the ve av measures Tor ihs Of The n,sr The
Mavo and CITY Council accompanied the expedition meeting was
Organized Mayor presiding and speeches were made Among oer
Vgs M vas resolved petition the city authorities 70 appropriate
a fr The deepeng ard widening " the As u now the
% yery narrow and m n mu AMI the channel nic IL
opinion Of AL present iha tn interests " e cay usmahiD M
immediate improvement OF the ehsnnel
CLOSTER, N. IA large audience assembled on
Tn,.lsy evening Ia recitation ball Of the Coser Hill Institute 10
witness eg Of the conducted by the students
and music cTetahe Amer the
exercises Miss Belle Hammond the Principal award the
ANIMAL dwelling NJ Mes property and
occupied family burned the Fourth On the same
dsv while Mr. Nicholas White, wife little daughter and two lady
friends were descending mountain slope east ~ this place
rage bolt connecting tongue with the a1e dropped causing the
Vehicle 10 AN ont Of tho The horses hghspnei and stared
Al fearful rate slope Mr. White turned their heads toward
the roadside carriage upset bank and all were thrown
violently the ground bat was seriously injured The LITTLE
daug OLD barred beneath the wreck rescued
with only slight scratch upon the face
SHARON, N. 1.-The telegraph operator at this
station attempted to get on an eng Oh M 2 ~ e w
NEW-BRUNSWICK.-The Commencement exer-
css the Institute Ladies under the charge Of Miss oyt
commenced YESTERDAY read and command u
attention present In the evening there musical exhibit
zion In First Phvtersn Church and iress by the Rev Dr.
Hall OF Most OF youug ladies intend to become teAener
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-09
4 TOO coNF1DING FRENCH PRIEST.

Yesterday, Louis Dcuad, a French priest
arrived in this city from Baltimore and took room at
the Astor House. intending TO sail for France to-day in
the steamship Pereire. Last night he standing ON
the steps Of the hotel when person Of respectable APP
pearance accOsted him. and entered into conversation
with him, speaking in the French language: 1hey had
he wished to make purchase and he did not happen
TO have any money about him, he solicited loan from
the Frenchman, promising TO meet him as soon
as he had made his purchase in the Office Of the AstOr
House. where he would refund the money advanced.
The confding Frenchman, believing the statements Of
Tie stranger loaned him $50 francs in gold almost all the
money ne had The stranger departed, and NJ DerIad
waited in the Office Of the hotel until nearly midnight,
hut his debtor did not return The money borrowed was
an that the French priest had to pay his passage 10
Europe and a. steamer leaves this morning, hc will
probably be left behind unless he find some gentle
sired amount.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-09
To-day, White Stockings and Stars at Capt.
HOW THE NEWS OF THE MUTUAL-WHITE STOCK
ING GAME WAS RECEIYED IN CIIICAGO.

ING GAME WAS RECEIVED IN CHICAGO.
The Chicago journals, in their reports OF the
game between the Mutual and White Stockings are Sc
we're upon the Chicago nine in general but me captain
Mr. James Wood in particular The local eports how
ever, treat the defeat in humorous If not ridiculous
style The Times, IN speaking OF tine teenng III Om-
ea;0" says: ,o,,. ro,or,s wo,,or,s and Korn.s on
yesterday. large on previous occasions Ihc
Chicago Club had the call in the betting but very Jew
when The final inning was received may therefore, he
imagined The cause Of the defeat was Varl0usy can
vassed by the various crowds Some attributed u 70 me
OF lively ball. and some TO the use OF nara pan
Others asserted that the umpire was prudced aghst
if Meyere his breeches while at the nat IN
the ninth inning the would have been far different
cous set anoat last night, that the Chicagos VIII
play 'twO-od-cat' with the remaining Eastern Glubs
while the rumOr is unfounded still it is confidently be-
hevcd that the ChcagOs show remarkable ability ana
skill at the latter game, aud would be able TO get away
with any two-Od cat club in the country. Men exist
III thS Guy %o NJ tSe Cbaaeo cnb will play the re-
mainder of the previously arranged and, should
they permit Eastern organization 10 make three or
foT times as MANY runs as they do there satisfaction
i'm the thought that they will thrash the gzzard out of
the Kankakee club again when they get back IA,
thi, sentence: 1--WE hope the umpire not preudiced
in favor OF the Chicago nine yesterday but II ne WASH
it is mystery how they obtained those four runs
"o say the result Of the game took Chicago com
petey by surprise would altogether ran OF an
accurate idea OF the feeling occasioned by the reception
OF the news disgust the most ,mnItgatcd, SPhe tid
this about the size of it, Not that the White stock
nss Were beaten 10y tRs % 70 DC W H. y
which all bah clubs are heir tO-Out That our ter
rife batters, our scientific hittcrs,' our heavy
strikers should have failed 10 make more than
four against any club on earth, was
circumstance of stupendous unacconntabihty,
fact not TO be explained upon the basis OF
either history theory How il happened, and what
the matter pretended 10 opine. The thing re-
solved itself into cOnundrum, and eyerybOdy gave IL
up. As usual, immense crowds thronged FOley's ana
Kcrn's, where kilograms by innings were received,
eager TO learn the latest from the game. The small and
even Of each side at the beginning especially
satisfactory il argued splendid telding game Inc
fact that the score stood against Chicago in the
sixth inning OcCasOned not the slightest uneasness our
boys had not yet struck their batting gait But When
the crowd suddenly recolecting that il mad appoint
to q man, sadly vacated the premises with one
accord and was no more seen where basebalsts most
% cOngTcgate."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-09
TRIBUTE TO THE LATE LUTHER s. LAWRENCE

At a special meeting of the Trustees of the
New-York News Company, held this sth day Of July,
1870 the following preamble and resolutions were una-
mOusly adopted:
Whereas learned with deep grief Of the sudden death Of our
eudeare and respected friend and owtzen Mr. Luther , Law
renee whom have been connected for many in the Tea
tors OF social and business life;
eOref rendering melancholy tribute Of coincidence 10
family OF departed friend mite in bearing testimony
The many qualities OF mind and heart which attracted 10 him IN
he the who knew him and for bin reputation second
TO none for undertaking integrity and devotion TO all lis duties
and citizen, . D.
while mourning the loss o. friend in absence and in
distant OusOe will the that bis last lolTs were
s01t by he presence and aeconae kindred and his dung
thoughts peace and resignation the Christians hope Of
blesse| mmOrah ty. .
fsord That the above preamble nd resolutions be entered at
upon copy the be Transmitted 10 the
Of deceased associate. DAVID 7. RHOADBs President
r. VI. DEW I'LL NecnetaTY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-09
pRoMIyYNT ARRIVALS.

Prevoort House-RearAd Admiral O. 5. Gibson,
and Lent Buck H. \ N: tie Hon. Charles Alen Attor-
ey-Ceueral of Massachusetts; the Hon. j. " L. IIuY ~,
Albany and Turner Sargent of Boston - CLARENDON
Hotel-Count Mitkiewicz OF Russia. 49, NeW-1ot no
tel-The Baron and Baroness dc kvere or France. ~,
ST. Nicholas Hotel-Ex Gov. Patton OF Alabama the nun
F1oncs herman of Utica Major g. +. Holman OF fhlii-
deiphia and Il. c. Parsons Of Cleveland - hOIhlah
HOise-The Hon. d. N Cooley Of Iowa, and AbDoII Law
renee az RostOn - AlbeInarle HOtel-MatOr NlcnOl-
son Of the Marine Corps 60 ~. Dennis HotelIine
Rev NJ NJ G.. Dana Of Norwich. Conn., ana Jonh
Codman of BOSTON == Metropolitan Hotel-Judge
stow OF California and the Rev. D. b. Rienenshy der OF
Philadelphia 80 Fifth Avenue Hotel-Judge LOOMS
Of ConnPcticut Col Crittenden Of San Francisco, ana
Sherman :. Rogers of Buffalo. - AstOr House-Ine
Hon. Charles Stanford of schenectady. - Westuhh-
ster Hotel-COl. s. L. Fremont OF North taronhi'.
ST. James Hoel-The Rev. A D. Mayo Of Cincinnati, ana
ClarksOn Tibbitts of Albany.
DEPARTURES
Senior Roberts, the Spanish Minister, and Mt Franquelo
of the Spanish legation left the city for Washington yes
terday. Mr. Samuel BOwles OF ne SPrutgted i.P"O''
can. sails for Europe to-day, in the steamship Main.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-09
LATEST SHIP NEVIS.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Batavia Le Messue Liverpool jan a. Queenstown
p and Boston july e. md.e.
Steamship Fautl. Freeman. Philadelphia. mlse.
Lizzie Cmmins Petersnn, Havana 10 DAYS, sugar.
RarxP IT.. Belize, Hon. Is DAYS. m.st
Brig Henry Trowbrdge Leighton Mat1nzas 8days moasse
Bdg Dauntless, Boyle Rio Janeiro May H. coffee.
Rigew0Ol DercssOn Georgetown s c. DAYS naval stores
Sclr Wright Mount, Georzetown 5. G., naval stores
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT AND COAsTwIsE
Wave Virginia. II. j. RAYMOND, Georgetown.
q 4 AcEen. stanford. T.. Flower New Bedford
ellison Cirmsn Cape Sable. Geo Z Kane bridgeport
Lena. New-Iiayen. Nl Conner, New-Hayen
Yo,emta Rosvn. L. A. 1oilel. N0rwaN
J. W. Vaughn Georgetown, y. G. sunny Side suffolk Va
Manson Racers. Va j. T. SAWYER. Virginia.
MooImf sims yirluit AiH.na. GeOrc town. D. e.
Startling Sea Alexandria Willow Harp, Georgetown.
J.. JAYNE, GEORGETOWN. WIN. Phelps, 1e9r-eiorn
Simmons. a. II. Woodward. EikahehpOr.
Paos Ehuhehpou. J0en Snow, EIzahethQon.
Geo vs. Crolcl, EnahcthpOrt STATION EiyIbctLpot.
Rachel ne, EIubctIpVr- l. - HAYS tiztheihport
Hunter EH latchpOr. : Burton, EiahehpOt.
A. Fasenhurg. klaJebport. Elm tsiy, Elal shport.
Dart Eilaletapor. J. &. Bu0lett, ElizahethDort.
hllthi j. Granger. Virginia. Ocean Wave, virginia
J. j. johnson Virginia. = H. Hopkins, GeuTgctown d. C.
Rlola Holmes Georgetown, D. &.
SAILED.
ships Republic Washington FOR Antwerp; Cartrooke
Castle LOnaou barAs ROb HAc, for Haei AuUau Of Queens
WlND-Sundown, light, s.; clear.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosrov July 8-Arye steamship Abgs5n from Liverpool; bark
Tatay from Abby Gnly Moltroe from
Santos De- Cu0ai schr UJef Gm olrucei Amos EIalII,
Mobile
sAyAsxAH Ca July 8-Ceaed bark Merrmac for St. Mays;
scAr a. j. Fabens. for Baltimore -
Cn,RLFroy July 8-sae steamship Prometheus Philadelphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-09
THE CLEANsFD STAMP CAsE-MR. BROCKWAY
UONORABLY DISCHARGED.

In the case of William +. BrOclway, accused
OF using cleansed stamps ale hogsheads Commissioner
Shields has discharged the defendant The following is
the Commissioners decision After careful examina
ton OF all the facts in the satisfied that there is
not the slightest evidence duplicating the defendant on
charges brought against him.. 1t appears from the
evidence before that the defendant was very strict IN
his instruction his employees in gard to the putting
on of proper revenue stamps. During the progress OF
the examination discharged william L. BTockway, and
the defendant, William E. Brockway, is now honoraby
discharged
IL is understood that the person who originated the
charge and who to allegations that had no founda
ton to be proceeded against ON an indictment Tor
perjury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-09

NEVER ALLOW D1ARKHEA. DYsENrERY. OR AM

NEVER ALLOW DIARRHEA. DYsENTERY, OR ANY
Bowel AFFECTION WAY OR THB MOST SERIOUS
coysEouEScEs MAY By sEGLECrSG FITCH COMPLAINTS
rHE SYSTEM Is REDUCED A. KIoH srAGs
BEYOND THE HELP OF PATIENT CAN RE-
iLIzE LOOKING ABOUT HIN PoR REMEDY AT
THIS SEASON on THE YEAR THEREFORE,
ppovpyp WITH THAT saPs AND CERTAIN
STOMACH AND CoNPLTs DR. JAMES CARHiSATys BAL
sN FOR WITH SUCH AFFECTIONS NAY BIZ
PROMPTLY AND EFYIcAcIousLY SOLD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-09
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
SATURDAY. JrLy o.

SATURDAY, JrLy q.
Rurone via Southampton and Bremen per steamship III
Pot'Mce a. y " SteLtst
sails Supplementary Mail for paid e only, male up On
TIE Pier at Hoh0ken. and closed al l.aD p o.,
Nails Ireland only via Queenstown steamship Iy OF BooAn
from Pier No. " R. close the PostOace at II a. m.
Mails France Bres and Hayrr, per steamship Peree
from Pier 50 n r. close at the PosOhce at II No supple
meHtary Mail -
SUNDAY, JuLY 10.
All Mails to-day O'Clock Tie Po2t0Mce from
o. a. m to ii a.
MONDAY, JULY IL
No Steamship Mails
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-09

CINCIVEAT July 8.-The Horse Fair at Day
tou WAS largely attended yesterday Lodcr's Lew say
tooE the tst premium for trottng by horses that
had never hratcu $50 Briggs Pea Green took the
und premium. For horses that had never beaten 2l5,
the E..- IIcl. was awarded t. kiucaids Bay jim,
ana the accOud premium 20 HOrds Dash
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-09
CAVINGS BANK and LIFE ASSURANCE
- combined the and very important feature introduced by The
ECONOMICAL MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.

securing by snh combination either Of the three great essentials Of life
capital for business family purposes" provision for old
fered BY the Company
Fn Its eyi tie Company have $3.50 for every 81 goo
liabilities
Second: It is as rrofees be- real Mutual Economical Com
rauy established aui conducted puIo aud so for the entire bcne
Go u the insured close scrutiny into 10 expenses alI investments
vii prove; consequently
Thirds Il aforl charge lower rates than any other mutual com
panyi thus the insured 1t reap the advantages justly due TIL
Fourth: Premiums not only not forfeited but PIup policy with
d,lerds issued aaer the 6rst payment II required.
Fifth: dividends app, second subsequent
annual payments.
sI No extra rates travelling by lake oGcers Of the
navy OF merchant marine, or on the lives OF
Seventh: The ocers AMI Directors Of Company
dona reputation known integrity and ability The security the Con.
psny s undogbtst, above shown.
Business officers Of other hs insurance companies and Of
the prominent Of the country given Company the
preference the Of whom be found Of tho nsnred
". T. OkIE. Manager 10 rNe YorkI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-09
BASEBALL.

the OiyrUics and Nationals resulted in favor Of the
former hy score OF 43 TO 10.
The Unions and 0sceolas play for the cham
piou,hip OF Central Park to-day.
The second nine of THE TRIBUNE COmpos-
Ing Room VIII play nine from The standard Office to-day
on TIE grounds of the former at Jersey City. Game called
HARvARDs vs.. LAWMAKERS.
AZ Troy, yesterday, the Harvard College Nine
met tie Haylnaker Ciub OF that city IL was Wen known
That the Haymakcrs playing men in their nine who
had dsobcycd the ixty-day probationary clause defn
knew this and objected to any one taking part in game
with them WHO had not fulfilled the obligation assumed
when joining club. The Haymakefs could Offer no
cusc and submitted 70 the rule IN such cases declaring
game forfeited il either side fails 10 produce legal
nine. award therefore, received the bail as trophy
0f victory and the privilege OF recording Il by
score oil nine 10 uougbt. This question settled, prop
Cpfs,dr tIc ries OF what Is termed "a social contest
The result clear victory for Harvard, who won
Tie social by tic following score:
it. a. 81 [iR 5ih. 9Th 7th. 9Th Oh. Total
H Tsg.l's'...... 9 2 u Z 3 -
WHITE STOCKINGS vs.. UNION-yICTORY FOR
CHICAGO.
At fremont Park, yesterday, the White Stock
fngs net and defeated the Union Club. The Unions were
IN crpped and disabled condition. their regular catcher
Birdsa being unable 70 take part In the game The
White Stockings have, therefore noting to boast Of IN
their triumph over Club witch fought them al 20 great
disadvantage. OF course the Unions, being IN great
part out Of position, played poorly making no less tha
q palpabe in the Oued passed balls not IN thc
coiiut The Whit Stockings were little better 10 glariug
NUTS falling 20 them. IL truth yesterdays display wac
the poorest yet made by them In New-Iork they not
playing half well In their ganes with the Atlanos
and Mutuals.
The Unions opened the game with III CHAM as catcher
and Albert at second base, but they worked poorly
that IA runs were obtained from them when not was
earned. This he'd 10 change, Hgham going 20 second,
IIhert 10 short and Bass 10 catch Matters worked bet
ter after this bat still something was wrong The wc-
hosed visitors played CTaYor (wbO II caDaiu of the
nne1 in the center field, Flynn at short and HOdcs be
hind the bat II plain that these men were out Of
Toson og not one creditabe play scored To- any Of
fhem Every man In the White Htoc Kings committed at
ieast one error Tracey and Cuthbe both dropped ny
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-09
p1SCUNGERS .dRRTVED.

FROM SAvANNAH-In steamship Virgo July &C. ". Higgins
Mary RYAN Miss A. Touney, Dr. j. Koch NJ l. spery \"
Bell J. G. Byn. H. p. Miller. Mrs. Clifton hrs Barker
and infant. Geo Muar j. kngsand Miss Ada
Niles Danenberg A B. Niles c. r. Niles and in seeEsg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-09
A SURE PREVENTIVE OF SUNsrRoKE.

FIrst-Bet run alone
Secoud-Keep per ectly cool
Thn-D0nt excited
Lastly-Kesp track Of Yourself -
This done By carrying good WATCH 20 TO 9D bo"ht oo
Of the LOWEST price or sell
your price fine JeHe Diamonds ana silver
a gold prices. j. H. JOHNSTON q ROBINSON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-09

DON'T LEAVE Town WITHOUT KNOX HAT.
If ron DO YOU will aurey rge, it. He will supply
thing YOU require from cheap his dshng Rocky Mountain
Bayerhe quality beauty durability Of which cannot fail to afford
YOU infinite satisfaction Visit store 2 Broadway Of Fulton
txiih0u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-09

For SPONGE MATTRESsEs-COOlcr Cheaper, and
More Durable than haoor and Cauasts A. D. FAELL Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-09
lsnhlr. Pinhham, Flynn and

halls the former incxousably. Pnhham, Flynn ana
WJod muncd and overthrow balls repeFedly; CraVer
mispdged bali, while Meyerlc McAteo and Hodcs are
al down ior loose work game p.ays" In such manner
must certainly be un1:cresiin, ana We pifNnt was no
exception. Less thea 500 people wbnessed thc pay u
being pretty wen Csah ,hcd that W unions CuCld not
win in their disorgarized condition The score follows:
IsuoN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-09

F.. A. BROOKs's BOoT AND SHOE EMPoRICM
SIS Brosxay " Y the largest hmen in the ety. sara
toga Branch now open
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-09

II. n. SQUIRE's, 81 FultOn-st., New-York,, is
the s, o,re 10 buy reliable wArcHRs fne DAMoSD choice JEW
ELKr and SILyEKwAEE. Diamonds specially
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-09

Z. A. BROOKS's BOOT AND SHOE EMPORIUM,
575 Broadway, SewYork. Saratoga Branch now open.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-09

JOHN f. HENRY 8 COllege-place, New York,
Proprietor Of largest Medical Depot in the world IiIg hLoS
DoL 1F Worm MEDICINES MINERAL WATERS DRrGGsIs SUN
DRrE oRr GOODS always hani ami supplied in small
OF large quanttI as desired
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-09
SMITHS
AMERICAN
@ r G a N S !

Are made Of carefully materials by wean mechanics with
the aid ingenious machney constructed accordance with aoou
principles with the dictates Of long experience and with the sus
tons Of refined musical taste
The manufacturers intend to
FRIEND IN EVERY PURCHASER,
they put thorough work into nstrumeneaeh being
perfect Of its kind sold price corresponding with its sexual value
An Illustrated Circular containing fall descriptions and prices viii be
postpaid, application.
As this toerates inferior work. distant purchasers can
send bv mail and be sure Of receiving prc @ what they order
Instruments sent express free receipt Of price, to any place
in which the Aiessrs. Smith have no Agent.
S. ID. &C. II. w. SMITH,
Boston. Mass
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HOME NEWS.

TIE WEAIHEh =
NFv,YuTE iIouT. Their Bar. hini Hon Tier bsf Nin
Juf T. go GlBiN W. D % CO. y - 10
y 10 2aB6W. . y go -
o. 552 1871 . ~ lt~ ;. y !. p r.
REMARKs.-Ycstcrday, Friday the SIN, was partly
rainy partly sunshiny The sky was overcast from nia
might To 10 m; cloudy at noon slightly CLOUDY Lro
20 d. IN 10 10; showery 1910 "a. m To 10. Ram ueptn
inch and 25-Oo Note-7th 10 p m to i H. 0yes
w The moon viii be full the 18th at 500 p M To-
tai lunar eclipse on the 18th, invisible in the united
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-09
CONNECTICUT AIR-LEIE BONDS.

THE VALUE AND IMPORTANCE OF TwBSTYsEvE MILES
distance hour in the time between the Metropolis
Of SewEnnd Metropolis Of the Nation cannot be everest
mated.
THE AIRLINE ROAD SO MILES IN LENGTH, RUNNING
and Wmantc Connecticut forms the connect
ing link in the Grand Through SesYork Boston,
THE ROAD Is NEARLY COMPLETED TO MIDDLErOWS,
which is about the ce1te Of the line.
on THE UNFINISHED PORTION, BETWEEN MTDDLETowN
Wman miles graded and the ronwork for bridges
and va,uc,s veil under way.
THE UTMOST CARE Is USED IN THE CONSTRUCTION OF
the road the projectors aiming make the most substantial thoroughly
built and safest road in the country
THE FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
OF THE
Ncw.HaVrn, NiddCtOwn and Willimantc Railroad
Company
Secured BY lien on ALL THE PROPERTY OF THE ROAD present
sae convenient attractive profitable investment They bear
PER INTEREST payable half yer-Msy and No
vembe in New.York-FRBB OF GOVERNMENT TAX and FROM
STATE LOCAL TAXES IN CONNECTICUTi issued in de-
and $40 and the option Of the holder be
REGISTERED, with or without coupon attached
This deseryey popular Security possesses advantages which viii
always make FAyORITE INVESTMENT and which must he
constantly in demand.
PRICE PAR AND INTEREST.
HATCH 81 FOOTE,
BANKERS AND DEALERS IN GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
NO. ~ WALL-STREET, NJ. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-09

FAMILIES VISITING BOsToN can find no bet
ter than the Aat Az House, VIII
hlthrom closets Close principal places Of business and
amusement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-09
BITTERS.


s. T.-l06O-X
THIS WONDERFUL VEGETABLE RESTORATIVE Is THE
sHEErASCHOR or THE FEEBLE AND DEBILITATED As A
TONIC AND CORDIAL FOR THE AGED AND LANGUID 1T HAS
NO EQUAL AMONG sTQAACHICS. AS A REMEDY FOR THE
NERVOUS WEAKNESS no WHICH WOMEN ARE ESPECIALLY
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IN ALL CLIMATES TROPICAL TEMPERATE OR FRIGID IT
ACTS As SPECIFIC IN EVERY SPECIES or DISORDER WHICH
UNDRRMINES THE BODILY STRENGTH AND BREAKS DOWN
rTIE ANIMAL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-09
THE NEW ARTICLE OF FOOD.

It
FOR TWENTY-FIVE CENTS YOU CAN BUY OF YOUR DRUG.
GIST OR GROCERA PACKAGE or SEA MOSS FARNE MANUFAC
TUEED FROM PURE IRISH MOSS OR CARRAGEEN, WHICH
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Russo, &C. &c 1T Is BY FAR THE CHEAPEST HEALTHIEsr
AND MOST DELICIOUS FOOD IN THE WORLD
RAND SEA MOSS FARINE CO.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-09

OLD DR.. HEATI's many years experience
~ 10 nnug the dehlaei and diseased disclosed the startling fact
iha' three fourth. Of those suffering With Dyspepsia Nervous DEBILITY
Exhausted Nst Consumption tancruus Auctions Disease Of the
Liver Eep PARALYSIS and Diseases Bladder
cu by and c0u only be cured curing them Ornc Weakness
HIS Immense practice has made hi, perfection
possible hanr Of his patients had pad from $40 TO % 900 for
medicine aud before him
patients enuo De cured without ~ all
and complications ant scientific v an cerneei PHYS
Ihot n distance can De cured al their without Interview
Advice fre a. 40 Broaisay New ior There many
nl phsaaus Dr. HEATH vii merely ay he author q two
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