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NEW ORLEANS.

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inSs, etc.
Costs less than that OF any other standard roof
inc Plastic Slate ia likewise a most excellent COY
er;uc for metal roofs of all kinds it preserves the
metal dspenses with painting aud checks the con
traction and expansion. Plastic Slate and Irish
and American Felt for sale in quantities to suit
For till particulars send for circular. sells 6n
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A CARD.

In connection with COLEMANS MILL FACTORY,
No. 205 Tchoupitouas street, NeN>l)r!eaus, have
established at No. Al ST. Charles street, opposite
the ST. Charles Hotel, Depot for the sale OF
COLEMAN'>
LATEST IMPROVED UNDULATORY
Corn and Wheat Mills.
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POLITICAL NOTES.

Only three Democratic papers in Arkansas
favor the New Departure.
The Hon. John A. KassOn, who ably repre-
ssnI the WITH Iowa District in Congress from 1862 to
1ss7 il. Republican candidate for the Legislature in
Dts Moues.
Col Frank VI. Hight of Chattanooga denies
that Jed Davis ever assured him, has been reported
tbat within five years expected 10 be reinstated
President OF tue Southern Conleieracy.
The campaign in Maine is one of the quiz
stest on record. gentleman thoroughly informed in
the politics II the State estimates that the Republican
majority viii considerably exceed that OF last year.
The A.6aHy Argus of yesterday republishes
no Worlds exploded lie, that Gen. Grant attempted TO
de over the New-Jersey Railroad without ticket, and
was forced TO pay by the conductor. The New-Jersey
Railroad Company has for % extended the
freedom Of the road to the President Of the United States
The OpelRa (Ala.) Locomotive refuses to hitch
on the New Departure and proclaims Its platform
follows: FIRST cordial, habitual and eternal dis
trust OF the General Government Second An inerad-
icabe HcIpugnsbe conviction that these states are,
Bnd OF right ought 10 be, tree sovereign, aud ndepen-
dent.
The Departure of some of the prominent
Southern democratic journals is evidently not from
backguudism. The Baltimore Gazette enlarges upon
Beast Buffers bid for the GOverDorship OF Massachu
setts Another paper finds consolation in the Thought
that Butler is elected Governor he VIII out OF Con
gress and return TO Massachusetts, to Fellowship with
Radicals a., black II not as mean as himself"
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WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY.

MIDDLErowN, Conn, July 1.-THE exercises
Of Commencement week began usual OF course, with
the Baccalaureate sermon Sunday morning. Presi-
dent Cummings text was from the general Epstle Of
Jude H. 81: "That ye should earnestly contend for the
faith which delivered to the saints" The ser
mon had reference to the sectaran views Of faith
but chiefly argument against the assaults upon
the Christian faith by scientific men. DR.. Peck had
been engaged 10 deliver the address for the Missionary
Ivceun, hut was unable do account Of Illness
Prof NeWhal, who has resigned his place in the faculty
enter tho active ministry took Dr. PCcks place, on a
notice, and delivered his parting address. The
Alumni assemble on Wednesday, and there VIII be con
cert 10y DOdworhs orchestra IN the evening" the regular
Commencement exercises on Thursday. There viii be a
REGATTA Wednesday afternoon. The graduating class
Of II numbers q.
Tie annual address was delivered by DR.. George b.
IOrng OF Massachusetts, this evening. The following
award OF prizes has been reported By DR.. Hyde, Chair
man OF the Examining Committee:
Rhetorical PrIeTo T. NJ smith, with honorable mention
Of W. T. Whtcbe Wiss PntFor excellence Moral PLlo-
sophy % T. NJ Smith Miller Pnze-To tie Junior eIralang
IN debate John A. Cess H5bar PruFreshman for dcsma-
ton Daniel Dorchester j. Rich PHIeBest English oaton,
W. Whcher Parker PrzBcst speaker In Junior and SophO
Round Csef PneSeoond in eocuon,
eadg dramatic ari pOetc composition John Cas- PIERCE Prize
Excellence natural ceuce T. ~ North Cutts Prze-Byceene in
men tel philosophy North North Pnze-Sophomore test in
ma hraatcs W " Palmer walsh Pnze-Best Sophomore Greek
C. Phi Beta Kappa Ple-Best Sophomore IN Latin A. c.
Tne TAYLOR PnIs to any silden-For best English poem
JOLn A (1ss,
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DARTMOUTH COLLEGE.

HANOVER, N. H., July 17.-COmm encement
al Dartmouth is the gala day of all this region round
about Then the honest farmers thec wives and faml
lies crowdng in to witness the closing exercises OF
another class to inspect again the College buildings,
visit the museums take peep at the town in its holiday
attire and in their shrewd economical way, satisfy the
pentup curiosity OF the year, and that craving for
element which has taken a whole twelvemOnth to ac-
cunuatc Not even glorious Fourth" Is equal TO It,.
Nestled in this fertile valley Of the Connecticut Hanover
has slept almost undisturbed for hundred yearsince
the time when first President Eeazar Wheelock pcne-
tated the forest and in their very shadows laid the
foundations Of Dartmouth College. Yet In It's sumbers
the place has grown the College has attained emneEce
aud long career OF pIgsperX Is opening before H.
Every year witnesses additions TO -, nAtlI peaulle
and thOu gh 1t become a second newport or
Saratoga T. may IN time gain the presence and admira-
ton of many city residents.
Yesterday, ri g! the Baccalaureate sermon was
preached by President Smith from James J., %. The
discourse closed with address 10 the Graduating Class
in which brief notice taken Of the death Of Of
their number, Anthony Colby Of NewLondOn, grand
son of Gov Colby and an emphatic tribute was PAID
10 the memory OF the late Prof WoOGnan. In the even
ing The Rev. Dr. BOdwell OF Hartford Conn, elVercd
an address before the Theological Society on Modern
speaking for the Lockwood prizes viii take place. The
contestants are twelve I'm number, chosen from the
Junior and Sophomore Glasses. The exercises for the
remaining DAYS of the week follows: Tuesday, 3
y, NJ Glass Day Exercises; Wednesday, 1Ot a M. Adj
dress before tine Alumni Association by Richard H. Kim
ball. esp y =. AnnycrsaTy OF the Literary Societies,
Address by the Rev DR.. MCCOsh, Poem by Z. b. Shll-
abcr esq; D. m. Concert by the Mendcissohn Quiu-
etc Cub of Boston; Thursday a. IN. Meeting 81 the
Alumni in the Chapel p M, Leyee in the Library az
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BRuSHoa MONDAY JaJi1, Louie sou Of Luh add ce'e',
Fuersi services ut the residence Of h parents aHon D. l.,
Wednesday lgth Pn,Eis s-d relatives ruspccahf
invited Train leaves Hunters P0int 4 Q % o0ck.
CAIRNs-0n Tuesday july 49, George r. Cams 'gd % y.ir 10
months.
Relatives and eus Of faulty especially iuve sttesd
Thursday the 10Th 1880 IRON the Residence
Jasper Cairns, FackI, eYenta louSe i0 sis1s
gomery-st. Jesey City, n j.
FREEMAN-n TUESDAY JAY 49, Robert Sidney nnt Of wIts
s. II. Freeman aged vcaf ADD Ioaths .
TIE stge7 friends and acQnlnccs gr 10 reri tie 'ner
rhalsly at scoc iron the e-aee ls p-fea 4ol STs
MiILLER-On Monday. 18th inst. anera lnesA william
Mailer. ia the 9th yeag y his age
Funeral VII tike IT fsi-y 20h lust t20 s ate
rsince, No so East On=-Aundred-a nIt geuy 9ahs.
MGAw-Oa july Bedford his cogaty residence, Nanches
n H. Jhn McGaw Of NrgY1rf u tie 5lt Of h
viii be taLe4 10 MogEt AuTp. iu toe sh iVs
oAKLFY-sudeulv on Saturday 18th n,t wasE OAKLEY zoe
PSne s1 IL AYE S stes y" d., aaooa o bis late d m ssA
st., Ihiri-aye.. SOah BOoGjn
ROOSEVELT Cerasl1s v 3 Roosevelt a. Oyster " lie
The ,IS, a. fe,s. Inc ay are Invited to He'd aen
his lste Ersdc1ee. $40 BoidTsT on IhaF~ w ~ y u an
STARRRTr-ou Monday, JAY H. jasper sFt Ell % yelr
To attends Oft auy ar pee ei ID lst1
Thu STAY Jai - a. O'Clock from anee OF ne
moth n, Mes FOrty -oCF.l-st
VAN WYCK-sudcuy 40 Greet NCh. l. /. Stusg, JrJ -
Henry Nyck OF Newlork City In the 0th u Of n 80.
TIE rl,es aBi hslds OF lie l.fy invited 20 ~ ~ ~ h-ss
from residence, No. y "es IveAas, e3nrsy Jay
10, at 800 O'Clock a. ~
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TIE STATE or TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.


Ohio July 10 IOur quiet and unchanged bfA et
tcmelg lover sales lo1O bush No. Rel winter - . e
Scoaber Osts 42e ielr August PeoGE-DsuAEd nir aud
mstr.et frrn; f'rule 45 50: RrGnst. i%2tc.
MnwaUxEE Jelly oFonrEir. sPdas Dropping 80 for hsam'
Wheat dilg declnei safe sales az ~ IT, Corn lower NO it
5ic Rve-No Soc for NeT. oats declined SdG sass a. 80
Barley dali: prices uouiuaL RecdptiJ'J) tO- loI shi
bus Whe 81 pnsas-3OO bbl Flour and 1900 bush Wheat
Ere ghis-Nheat 10 buffalo ifc VI
ERw-oRIgASs JAY ICorl sunr; MiId, ate; Yellow fc
White Mixed IL ,3c White, DC Os dull al 90 9oc DAn Jun
AMI ,wer Quoted at dali and lover . offering at 80 ~
Bacon dull EASIER ShouefJ 5ic; Sides = 4c Al o,he A.s
unchanged EScblugestcsns lssi Se"loA ssn' pehln'
Wftvxsroy n c. Julr l8-Spir Turpentne firm q e Rosln
Am an AZ 20 for strained No = 81 y Toy Extra Pale 20 III
Tor Pale. Crude TuTpenine firm. Tar nfm al = .,,,-
DErROr July IeWhca dull and dropping hsw Bsta II pa
a al New amber , quiet and unchanged Oa-Demand
g,ai a f,ll prices; advanced &C. sales At 5id05c
birsr 5t hale. Four du and unchanged Medium, IS goa
800 quiet aad unchanged at g Ons q ad qlenaged AZ
65dGc Lard dali prices nal az io Bacon Gnu ano "neAS'
ToIKno jay dFlour dull and unohanse heat du Declined
i IA 2 White Wahash. 81 %; Amber Michigan 81 2i No
lpier Illinois 81 10; No. Red, VI 2di No. ~ ~ No.
Al IL Reeetei Rel ~ TO- Corn dull declined c Nigh Mroi 3'e
Low Mixsi SOC leos, 9le Oais quiet AMI unchanged No
5es No SIZE Mcgln, SIC. fEghts dull ah unchanged he
eepis-5Ooo Bis Flour ~ 900 bush Wheat, 1900 buh Corn and
Imo buh shpmea-2Vyl bbA FoaI, @Vvo pusn "uea
l6 90 hush Corn, ,ni 600 bush Dat. go. ,.,
Arer<r, Ju Eat AMI nominal a: .3c for Lespoo'
MiddIng.i sales, 5 balesi receipts, 10 bales ,, =,
ALBAEr July laNheat-hew - coming orAani heeV 'nd IN
cool couion; no sales to-day Il dali sad nominal ootn qls
sse 40 hush Round Yellow at s # Western Mixed nominay 20
az du nd 6i765c lor Western Mlt-slls. 1000 bush CITY
mad. lrm Canada West. Barley al ~ -. 49,. , 49,.
l8-FOur dulli ruef n" wheat wax az
,,,ar, 80 Spring la 81. cash ~ "a seller July -aa
al ieinsui 81 Id 81 TO- seller luy ~ gi seller Ansusi
CON 10 hr uisui hu 40 lover ri dtiuel Hi '@ M
tUc seller Jdly o, It., si't Atbe n SAG
sre ao. daa ,ul Unclaimed Olt' qp' on an 30 3, 80
"a. .i-l selt.Ii~. -lc seller Au,u,L hgancs hIh
.,a.o dc r,sss-i 4uet ns'' FoFa 7' ~ ''"'' ''''
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80, impossible to foret The r'i ' n
sS. many lawyers q se,fV- Pr -
4 great i" 'D,nso the NJ. o syst = co.'s con
Ccn'oh''. - circuit bns IS cnd ives Tom h'oo
cen'rao ,ia NOT fnC a sir re- .1i,-t' DIT N"0
on'' ,,,-or ~ IT. Not one hui /, . t'o. -
WSs III a. i,iace aud not a'' will eA,l'iSe 'Ao
fhei tbo day Of that cleo gain' largo nuu
QrVi"s ,oorer class of the white, a'1 many o"heso
Of property win not vote OF VIII tad
.au.e nj fear OF repeal or annuihng 'no
IT, ro,ipent Conservative leader reinalAeu ~ -
Act AWo'l 100 for their Homestead won't NC
iC' oent II mat Convention meets Inc s'"' -.
Fof'n" "a. "Tbe Convention will be defeated "o'
te~'" , not send any tr0oYs 10 the STATE n" -, -,
bia", ,ieal Conservative sail 81 nope u'""' W.
Vens'" 5c,ou regiments down here. We YIN i0
f1o then We n carry the state pS lv'V'' u" 800
f and 81 he will only do that, II VIII g''eu' WV
e"' s.o,t Republican said: 81 These Democrats "lV
,g compromise of the state dcD'' ana say 'u'y W.
t'Nnr ., ,ho Homestead They know that Is All lie.
Graham and dozen more OF ther uoD''uo,S a. r,,,
'Ss they are not going TO compromise Iney
eS'0 erar notes which cannot be collected h'll
-. ,,,soyt Homestead Act is annuiled''
Wv o., { = Phillips, Chairman OF the republican
c,,o,ittee slid: What we need now Is TO pre-
- the Republican party and It's principles 10 ont PsU
I'm tIlie light 20 make II respecia9lle ahSnS ,
$40 an under the name Of the Republican party. We
sfa endeayor hereafter to correct any suca eyi
S.S,iins i a ret cent man, OF broad views ana ior
r. stands at the head OF the North carolina par
ga one Of the clearest thinkers and oSclahs III tne
~, Eor rospectabiitv and honesty he mas no supe
- ue L comparatively young inau, anu Gun W.
,teh 10 Guild up respectable RepuDhcah pdIty. ,,a
me Peunblcans claim that the Convention a. calel
= ,nrona tuona There can be no DOUBT oI thls laSl'
be language plain as to how convention Is 10 D9
"a led or amendments made Had le y, t,rs
INTO COMPROMISE last Winter rs 10 certain Tesrlc9h5
and agreements Convention might nave oee1 ca.lCI ~
s,liV But the Legislative majority was lhdue W Vi
ne Dlepsrs of Radicals acting under me name OF %
seVyatsln Many prominent and learned COnserVatf,V
5yers doubt the constutiOnality of the present ca ~
Many Of lie people take this hint, and having uIt'
of ANYTHING like revolution viii be silent or VOC
In although they really desire the needed req ,t
Carolina at heart a Republican Safe, anu nus Of a
uy become permanently Tue otdte CONSISTS 81 %
r,iugro,ng fruit aud st0ck-rlis,uS IcEl1i, isj,ns
Email oottopplanters who raise all their own
NJ Sc ,,,,st eventually become great IN nahudc
lures Her mines OF IRON coal lead nne copper dn aH be
1rjo Innst he worked. and the raw I9oteIla cdn DC
, ooa,,T,icoIly manufactured the spot Whefe
I,rodEccd Her numerous water-rOwers low near 'ne
sttan which they can turn into yarn Inc direct zen
NOV of . manufacturing population l. 10 RepubncahNln
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c,LTFoRYIA EARTHQUAKES.

To The razor Of The Irtbune.
SIR: If | have unwittingly interfered with
MI T. L. Bankers real estate speculaons In this city,
am sorry for Mr. Barker The TRUTH however does not
necessarily adjust itself toindvdua interests desires,
and your correspondents are not supposed to know or
care where II strikes that 1t is truth Mr. Barker is
NOT I'm the least TO blame for the earthquakes the
Pacific Coast To be sure, he has lived here Is years.
and has thereby acquired the hight to protest against
tbei, recurrence; but they were indigenous TO this
" sope before he put in his appearance and will prob
olv continue their eccentric gambols after he has sold
his city lots at AL advance the present heathfu rates.
and moved to "the States" Every intelligent man and
Woman who has lived here during the past three years
excent Mr. Barker-knows full well that my statements
respectng the effects OF the earthquake OF 1869 we're
under the mark rather than over It, one OF the prnci
nal ananeers of San Francisco-a mau whose opinion
would outweigh Mr.. Barker's and my own together
himself an extensive owner OF real estate assured me
,"t tcre was really nothing doing In real estate in the
nj shhorhoOd OF san Francisco; owing, lac nverrl,
without hesitation to the earthquake panic. lie even
,Ee f N "a a good thing Tor tho county, put N
end 10 UNIV hole some speculation, aud gaSea bottom
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PAHSEkGERH 1RRIVRn

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L. Va s.' .. e. - cf.a.e, 81 .n5 S4 T. iil, n q
II. tpt.oer. 80 S1hib. Ais. D. si-tt 3 80 t-i ~ ~
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Ieiasne7, NJ ssae.l ~Od. Mr la4 Dir, p H. sa.s
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sui Art Darani Ms Drni J. Derind b., Io1ns Rpbr-s
NJ j. aegao hgset t4st oie lJ. rd s! rs4i sa M,
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Lowell, W. bro'ders a.. .egaat. ! 90. g. HsJs W
Sela0S;, h,s N"Ci H. 'Gtr, - lsi'r d. Ssi..ss
III. W C1hc1. dr. w. :. f.arl 20 Ca. i've y ~ =
Cse Mrs Alex Dagan. Nr. Dur.a, un W. D. Len, Caies.
hesHecs = De bore.o-. l.rs T. a. 1,ee. D. iati.s IA
}. SaIics, Mr. Goa Nr. q Ion.l wr osas IN, Br,
tor Ar. q. trrs0H. Ms F. D. lei Hr j. WtosJct .rLfsI
vel Mrs HoodssIL ar1 j. i sai4 i.' NJ. % Iees ~
jo ga,ho5ne and las D., ani N.s H,a-sol ~ Gs T. q
Ward T. J. Hood b. bc'sa G. Bfsas.. !. Ju. b. st51 =
r. Ciarcs &. n Wsib. Alrs4 coal 70 o. Hlsl. saa..n
81 Mn y. Tsabdis' .a.i ha't - Am. !. n
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Keep IT, Cc1'ischi, Nr Durt. =. iogs T. p Iihrrs,
Mr. and 81. w. Wit. Ar- 3eunef 81 lcase. 5.
WHO'D II q. smith. NJ s SILa,7t. az A. i.-l BIZ a.
West hro r Ero.e. IN bro ~ 'f.-'e ~ y i,ri..
Mr. loy M GCbi Matls, NJ h.. &r q. A. & ass 49, d. 30
err NJ W. A. Bell ~ p Watt.
PROM LiyHGPOoLIi ,'c.u p City Of n oosya Jlr l'B
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= mel an e1e Iis Cylac, }. j. .rl.. D. 3 b. = Bona
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@fiAgy'' ". IA hsL ". Na l,f Poor. a.f~ ot, Ai. a.
~ H. Han on J. OF "a. sasole sli r! c .r baa~f
|a'a h,s ~ A. isylor. com na n. E fh0H-'of 9'rs
n'' ~ - D. .e-.aa 40 = ilf M st1ons h.. i,ass
J. Miller. y. OraEh. Hupatrct J. H.saee AL VIZ 3 Ms
IAu5"iH' "a wv, ga, H. QCB- D. pa4.s.
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each Of the three lower classes Mr. Edward NJ Knox
received the fret prize in tho FToshman class,
and A. 3. Coates the second prize The sophomore
prizes were awarded TO L. l.. Porter OF the Rev Dr.
Porter OF Auburn, and G. L. Branch OF Madison, Ohio
~ L. Bachman OF KngspOrt, Tenn, took the irs rrze
IN the Junior Class and W g Peterson the second This
morning the Rev. Dr. John W. Mears late Of Phadel.
Barnes Professor OF Intellectual and Moral Philo-
sophy The olassday occupied the afternoon
President Of the day f. g. Kenda son OF the Roy
Dr: Henry Kendall OF NewYork City, the orator; G. g.
Blldwia the poet, C. j. Palmer the historian ana " e.
philips the prophet In the evening Theodore Ihonass
orchestra. which has furnished all the music OF tho week,
Five members OF the class OF II are OF former
graduates They Francis H. Daniels OF the Hon
son Of Thomas g. Frost 2, OF CIcago' H.; Fredcrlc.
@. Kendall. of the Rev Henry Kendall D. D. 40 Of
49, OF OswegO doth vaedctorians Frank Wood, son oil
tho Hon. Daniel y. wood, 49, of Syracuse. the pro-
10 An9ua meeting Of the Board Of Trustees lei5 a. m7ors
so7 before the New EoI o. R BA Kappa D. u Be. H s t, s
Numni in the Prebytedsn Charch-Pdent tie hon. Dsne
WOOD syTaeussi Eecro.ogst, Prof Edgari north L. H. d.
lI-al'ton colrge; Ann'Ls, P,ot Zena, More Wyoming
EhnGa rsuno1 Of he Ps uggn s, FTe% es,
Of the Phi soct tho PRESBYTERIAN Church President
To- D. d. Mal p GoSv, G,,'9 Rev M'H. b. huo1
D. E@Ia eoes P'oL orr 2o ri Oarf'o1 DO '; To-
SOD D. D. rhlsdephs POEM by the Rev Charles r. JAMS O1fr
cupy morning and the social reunion Of the alumni.
I'm the afternoon, Will close the proceedings OF the week
The prizes awarded In 1871 published as follows:
Cark Prize IN Outoy-Ro5e LurkcT Bacman Pruyl Mial Ora
Underwood Prizes Peise, Loyl Flsye Rice Cur
Neil in G. isIo ,, S ssh Eat S 490T, .
Bnshsmtoa Gury Love, Milwaukee, Wi. soutbworth
5 Aao Tomp H5. Pd,d. IN e4G
Notion S CstsrSs Can Jeman GlGeTsi eve Porter Waeown
Prle in Rseih ComToon-Ca,s OF l82 Uaiversty Life
0smmT" CHARLES Chapn GhIy Buffalo, TIE IIoabaiours ami
and Tennyson" Oliver Madison
Ohio eue Is an Element Of 2ra.or L19snS tse Porte Auburn burn
Hartford; Rafas Choae" Charles PArmie Bells Cleveland Ohio
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Gpetial Notices

Piles. Piies.!-ALL KINDS, INTERNAL -. n...s,.1s
Bland bLEBDNG, ITCHING, Sc, positively .f ~ apsORP
canstcs tssfrnnet =. he
TON BY W. MoCANDLlss ~ D. we SSL cIYY Till to-
JAMES HOTEL. BROADWAY, NbN-fOhh - =, -.
NoRROW THURSDAY EVENING, JUL ~ te.i, - e.ss'
as be gives instant ree', and GUARANTEES si Y.
Meal A. Dny ,dson broadway. peas Great 5sss ~
al 49, ITRoY.yIOSE' CUTLERY, silly nh[ LA 20 "Ahss
ReoSzRs CLOCKS CHANDELIERS, at StoesAs aai Retail
Patents.-Hss ObIsis P''ens 's's's' p'ss rsa' n'-
-. ,.,u.,s,ts ks IastrsesyJns free. MUM 4 Co.. n
-, y W. sol ccr Of lEerean and Foreign aaies4s, "a
,,s,, ,.perero pusu,Aer Of The seq attic American
E.-L.a .ouie,. Iniment sSi b. JOHN r. HENRY Cses,
place, and al drasssh -----
p.,-,,,ee NoceTbel is, br Errogs dpt DE wrei eat
,s,TTR1AY Juy - 1871 WI close a us odce ~ r. hSAi a.
XII "a. On WBDNS-'DAt y II m THURSDAY a. ~ Co., sal
agg'sATURDAN az q a m PHI JOINS. IoHa efet
Iomi1abie CntIer VfIIeir aud Whskers seat spgr3pH
aic Suto 10 OullSSbIek 10 BOtiVaI slANas A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-19
PERSONAL.

Gen. sherman spent day with Gen. McClel-
Ian at Orange, last week.
The old Rebel Commander Hood is in infirm
health lie walks painfully, and by the aid of Clutches
1t ia stated that Disrael, if not, as he ex-
ects rcnstaed Premier Of England, next Winter, VIII
mako tour Of the world beginning with TINS country
II is reported that Benjamin j. Losing, the
1.opular writer IL TO assume the edtOrship Of a new
EHisoneol Aonaly" TO be established in Philadelphia
Theron Metcalf of Boston has just finished
collection for the library of Brown University Of over
SIS octave volumes OF sermons, which makes total OF
1888 separate pulpit discusses
Mr. Cyrus Wakefield has given 100000 to Ilar-
ward build recitation hail. which Is TO be erected on
the site Of Dr. Peabody's house, and called Wakefield
Hall
Monsegneur Dupanloup, anti-Infallibiist,
was offered the See Of Paris, but perewpory declined,
whereupon Monseicneur de Guibut, Archbishop Of
Tours. received the appointment.
The Solicitor-General in the Tichborne case,
gets at of $3.50 day for his part ofthe work. and
The English press maevOenv hint that he finds plenty
OF reason Tor prOOnRng the traL
Charley Ling, a Chinese of some distinction
al North Adams where he lsthe Office of interpreter
Gently cut of his cue and created great excitement
thereby among his celestial felow-workmen.
The Khedive of Egypt, nothing daunted by
the hreatcuings Of from the Sultan proposes trip
TO Paris and it is said intends solicit the honor of
rebuilding. at hisOwn expense, OF the destroyed
monuments OF the great city.
. Gen. Rally, believed TO be Manuel Lasurda,
and generally known the Tiger Of Alss who, for 20
yearshas maintained Independent clieanship the
District OF Topic, Western Mexico, defying all attempts
Of the Government 20 subdue him, died recently from
the reopclng Of an old wound.
Lawrence Minor, the colOred man recently
appointed to Professors chair in Acorn University,
Miss. BY tie Governor, taken from the aborious vO
cation Of porter 70 perform the schoasti
duties OF Professor. He has been known and noticed
Tor year. on the Mississippi aud Ohio rivers OF
superior parts and his appointment is commended very
warmly.
William and Mary's College, Virginia, has
Just elected Hugh BT Gg.by the third Chancellor Of
Inst institution since Us foundation long before the
israloh OF lndepondence. Gen. Washington was the
- 31 t.Cr. ne had no successor until 1860 when
NII''tbelt lylef was chosen. and on his death the
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