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timony Of our best citigelr-, Of all classes, es-
tablishes the fact that CHERRY PICTORIAL
will and does relieve and cure the affecting
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remarkable hardly 10 be believed, were
they not proven beyond dispute. As n rem
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the foreruuncrS Of more serious disease, il
saves uunumbercd lives, and an amount of
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Every family should keep it on hand as 4
protection against the early and unpcrceived
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lungs reed this defence; and 10 is unwise to
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Originally the product Of long, laborious,
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producing cures as memorable rs the greatest
it has ever effected.
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NONRESIDENT Notice.
Ne. SS7 ---In the ChanceTy Court OF Mad
i>0n county. Tenn-Robt. J. Chester VI
John c. NJ. Garland, a al.

NthiS sati-s % appearing from the uom-
Il p!4iuant's oil. which L. swern To, that
The defendants, +. Il. HarlgraNe and Galus
n Groom are nOn-resIdents Of the state OF
Tennessee. II Is therefore orderly by the
Clerk and Master that they make their ap-
pesraHce herein. at the ChaD,cty Court OF
Madison county. in the city OF jackson,
Tenn. on or before the
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Ayers
Cherry PICTORIAL,
For Diseases of the Throat and Lungs,
such as Coughs, Colds, Whooping-
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.

Among the great
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4 edy for all diseases
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al of its virtues,
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Travelling AGENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-26

a., s-..-.n IN the world. 'aud costly pearls
fall from your little tear-saoks But DO "o
nr noot ooa,n in better world where shall nope 10
write better books for you. And now' nHe"on, @"u
owe you anything. send me IN your 'a".s,u ,,.
.The Monthly GOSSIP" has severai ''ninE pi's'
- 90 ,,ah nri,rs Tennyson before us with a ppe In
his month from which learn, what eVerypouy A'o"s'
that the laureate is an inve'era'o ue'o'oo u Wv 10
, orcot,e although he has the grace never 10 soKo
an old nine and confines his FUMES 10 MS OVID uen'
"Tennyson is great smoker he uaS no'ei' WIN
nh nr,ised .Bacchuss black servant, negro fine nor
,,,h prron bymned the delights of sublime tobacco,
doarlv loves the weed for all that. Poet and
dvoer in the empyrean though he be- he knows hothnK
q, Rnskns scorn for those who polute the pure ar vi
orp,ng with cgar-smoke.' But he does not Affect the
mild Havana In any of its varied forms. His JOY IN
a nina of genuine Virginia tobacco. brother-poet VINO
snent week with him at his country seat saya mat
eartaeas Regalias and Cabanos have charm for hm
He prefers pipe; and Of all pipes In the world c)m
mon clay pipe Is his choice. He is averse 10 central
company Ever since enterprisng Yorker after re-
heated solicitations, finally gained entrance 10 his
grounds and warded himself for the trouble ne nad
had in eectng that entrance by cutting down the tree
that Garlbaldi had planted with his own hand Tenty
sons horror OF admitting promscuous visitors mas pen
extreme But to those who properly accredited ne
proves charming host His den is at the top OF the
house. Thither he repairs after breakfast, and I'D te
midst of sea OF books shelves, tables, chairs ana
floor, tolls away until he Is fatgued Ihese nouns vi
labor are as absolutely sacred were Eichtersi no
human being unless upon errand Of life or death Is
allowed to intrude upon him then; but when MS
work is done is glad to see his friends sends
for them indeed, or announces by little Dell his
readiness TO receive them AS as they enter pipes
are lighted OF these pipes he has great store mostly
presents from admirers and friends The VISITOR mas MS
choice be II hooah, nargeh, meerschaum or dhudeen
Tenuyson is familiar with all grades of smoking tobacco
and the guest may select at will Lataa Connecueut
leaf Periquo Lone Jack, Michigan, kllllkincK hSh-
lander what not The poet himself follows the good old
plan of his forefathers from Raleigh downward Al ais
feet is a box full of white clay pipes Filling one OF
these he smokes until it Is empty breaks II In twain ana
throws the fragments into another box prepared for
their reception. Then he pulls another pipe from It's
straw or wood enclosure fills it, lights It, and destroys
il as before. He will not smoke pipe second Tune
Meanwhile high discourse goes on interrupted not sell
dom by the poets reading select passages from Tie
manuscript not yet dry. SO the hours are whed delight
fully away. until it is time to stroll on the ellis OF dress
for dinner Smoking when the den Is lef-rarely
| IL ever. before"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-26
ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD
COMPANY's
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS

FIRST MOkIGAGE DONDS
are being absorbed by an increasing demand for
them.
Besides being the obligation of wealthy corpora
ton composed of men of experience aud heightened
commercial integrity, they are secured by first
mortgage on the road, revenues, land grant, fran
chise, and equipments combined in one mortgage,
and are readily negotiable both in the markets OF
this country and Europe.
A liberal sinking fund provided in the mortgage
deed must advance the price upon the closing OF
the loan. Principal and interest payable in GOLD.
Interest at eight Isl per cent per annum, payable
semi-annually free of tax. Principal in thirty
years Denominations 81, 900, $500, and 500 Cou-
pons or Registered
Price 97l and accrued interest in currency, from
Feb 10, 1872.
Maps, circulars, documents, and information fur
nished.
Trustees, Farmers Loan and Trust Company OF
New-York
The diminished quantity of these Bonds for sale,
and the increased demand absorbing them, warrant
the belief they will be sought for at advance
considerably above the present subscription price at
which they can now be had through the principal
Banks and Bankers throughout the country and
from the undersigned, who unhesitatingly recon-
mend them.
TANNER & Co.. Bankers, No. II Wallst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-26
THURSDAY, July 25-P. NJ.


The extensive fire last night in Jersey City,
and the destruction of machine and repair shops rolling
stock and other valuable property belonging to the
Erie Railway Company, naturally made the subject
Of much speculation in regard to its effect on the future
price vi Erie stock Various estimates OF the loss thus
sustained have been made but they differ widely and
on these differences fluctuations Of the day have to
certain extent, depended. As first effect OF the fire.
the price declined to 81 against 52j the official closing
figures Of last night and to 400 in London, against AZ
Yesterday the concurrence Of the two inducing weak
ness and irreguarty in the forenoon price, which
ranged at 5lG6l3G5lta5la; but the afternoon price
stened up 52 when it transpired that the Company
had large lines of insurance the destroyed prop
erty. There hints of proposal emanatng from
Messrs Bsscbofsheim GOldschmidt to settle with Mr.
Drew the famous $1,000 share put and also
vague rumors that Uncle Daniel was about
20 be made a defendant in a suit-atlaw brought
to recover the 100000 shares OF stock
converted from Erie bonds during the reign Of Mr. Drew
The main point of interest in stocks was
Pacific Mall which moved at 76.077a75sd76s, though
nothing transpred concerning the stock. North
Western Common commanded prominence by rising IL
per cont 7 the rest Of the list being content with
very quiet demonstration Investment stocks firm
on small sales and miscellaneous shares without feature
The opening highest lowest and closing prices of stocks
fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-26
THE GREAT MIDLAND RAILROAD.
Now NEApTN EpMpT FTEp


The remainder of the FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN
PER CENT GOLD BONDS, limited to $4,000 10 THE
MILE on finished Road offered, to close out the loan,
at par and interest.
1HE NEw-JERsEY DIVISION OF THE ROAD Is FIN
ISHED, AND TRAINS ARE NOW RUNNING INTO JERSEY
CITY From Oswego eastward the road Is IN slc-
cessful operation for long distance short gap M
the construction of the New-lOrk Division alone
prevents running through from New-lork 10
Oswego Work is progressing on this unfinished
section with the utmost energy. and WE HOPE SOON
TO ANNOUNCE THE COMPLETION OF THE ENtlkE
ROAD OF THIS GREAT Trunk LINE FROM NEw-lORh
10 OSWEGO.
These Bonds in our judgment, possess in a marked
degree the elements of
ABSOLUTE SECURITY AND LIBERAL INCOME
For sale or exchanged for Governments and other
securities. at their market value, by
GEORGE OPDYKE * Co., No. p Nassau-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-26

The quotations Cotton running QuV NOT moV %
half grade above OF below the grade quoted " - -.
CoFFEE-The market hm with better dems1i We g Ss.
Maracaho lbdldc and
embrace bags Rio 6l0S mats Java aud % 10 bags and 100
FRFGTs-Por behroon the inquiry for accommodation "" ONLY
moderate and rates tnhe huer The ehrnng demand Was
T. rrnt stf there moderate business eoLsammAte ABOUT
previous 6ses engsgemen last have oea 10 issf
bush Grain al 9d9d - hhds Ioosee" < OIL
mi by sa 500 Grain (rele at d8d $40 oos hn So
10 London by steam via Southampton 5000 boxes Cheese ISL oo
direct ass by sail bush Wheat lud 10 uaow,
by am 200 Rcsn 3D. To Antwerp 80 sA Lard os The
by include; Swedish hence TO HsYre oOV bills Crude Pc
troeum Swedish bark hence 10 direct port German Battle
900 bb Refined Petroleum "a Norwegian barn hence 70 Baltic
Refined Swedish bark echarteredl hence Ia
direct port kngdo 2O0 bb Refined DO private terms
Bh brig orders 2iSO bills refined do Al o. bd
british ship London, general cargo lump German
bhs om Philadelphia the German Battle 1850 bb Refined Peo
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THE MARKETS.
lCsrehliy Reported for The TRIBUNE.

lCarefuIy Reported Tor me IRIBrNEI :, -
THURSDAY. July ., 1877.
ASHES-The receipts to-day 10 pkgN Pots quiet Dat oh
AZ ~ 75d SO Is. Pearls n doll aud nominal.
COTTON The demand for Cotton the spot has been on I'm
tied steady sale private terms Of 1000 bales TOT 81
port negotiations which been for days nov
made pubc deliveries advanced ic sales 800 bales t az
sales follows
basis OF Low Mddlngs: sales last evening AFTER August m
Az oc 100 at 20 5l6c 10 2lc 800 c loo At c 81 as
20 Il6c September 20 lll6c 800 20 l3ltc SAt hic
200 at 70 6c 20i 2O at 20 lsc 100 at 20le 1000 az
20 6 October 9c 200 l9sc, 100 az - 9loc o.YSi
llc l9l, 100 at ~ 56c November 100 AZ 10 l-loc ~
lc December 100 at loc total loo bales Sales today sg
m: August 20lc 20 9l6c 2Oic, 200 at 9tcs
200 a, 20 56c September 2Oic 200 20 6 90 At o
At % TI6c 2Oic 800 20 lice 2sc 100 al %
20 sl6c loo at 2oc GO aoe 500 at 70 9le o a.
al pole l0ic 2oic 800 al 20 l3ltc 2ua.,i'
400 at 2Oe 2oi, 900 20 ll6c 100 at ac 200 81 ~
2Oc October, 700 at l9ic, lOo at 9.c 400 ~ sl. ~ ~
l0c lsic 100 al 9c 100 at q IS Ice Deembef ~ AZ ~
1900 at 1919 total 20 ecbaesi grand total soV eAes "sqo''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-26

The gold market has attracted but the most trhng at
tenton to-day and the habtues of the left it TO
take of ITSELF preferring to devote their time to
other and cOngenial pursuits The dealings were
of the most restricted For the most part the dial
has stood at the basis OF the days business though
one or two transactions made at 1lis this after
noon The minimum rate Of discount at the Bank Of
England continues unchanged at % cent the quota
tons for United states bonds and consOls in London
being steady. The carrying rates were and per cent
10 fiat Westphaa sailed with Ss35OOO in coin. Of
which s67i 600 were in gold and 600 in silver bars.
The Assistant Treasurer paid out SGOOO in coin interest
redeemng $4,000 called bonds-a grand total OF S59,
100000 The bids for the Treasury gold amounted to
S345OOO at l1425 to ll4GO The million sold fetched
ia 43 to 1liGO. The details are as folows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-26
The following are the quotations on London:

The money market has been without perceptble
change and endersare compelled to be content with
whatever rates they obtain for their balances The
uniform quotations to-day about 2@2A per cent.
Choice commercial accepiances move ut 6id7 per cent
Government bonds were fairly active, and closed up
firm on the basis Of 1851 TO l5s for 1868 Fisk Hatch
report US follows at p IN:
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New publications.

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WITH AN INTRODUCTION BY CAssIUs NJ CLAY
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the title well expresses. REPRESENTATIVE LIFE, and
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The volume contain. large closely printed pages and abhou'
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State bonds we're weak the new South Carolinas,
the July issues declining 90 TeDnessees were nrmer
at 7S3, while Missouris stiGened Sis The following
nrp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-26

Concerning the 81. Joseph and Denver CITY KalIway
bonds a correspondent at White Plains writes follows
stated yours other New York paper tia; buying
Land bonds Of the st. aud Denver City Railroad
each 200 bond saved by taking them before rather than
after 18th August Can explain how this difference
the price Of the bonds to be raised after the date
mentioned.
In to correspondent we will state that we
have no announcement OF intention to advance
the price Of the bonds in question. The difference
spoken from the fact that the next gold coupon
will be due on the 18th OF August and the buyer pays
for this in currency the premium on the god amount
ing to s. go is clear gain to him. Those who buy the
bonds after the 18TH OF course, get only the regular
eight per cent gold Interest as it accrues.
The Philadelphia stock market is steady Pennsyl-
vana 6s 1O7 Philadelphia and Erie Railroad, 2s Read
Railroad. 5sa PennsYIvanla Railroad So Cold lti
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-26
Go Uhom II man Concern

OFFICE M,yHArTAS MARKET ConPA1,l
1i5 and 5i3 BRoADwAY NEwl0RK June Is lJ,2
u O i | T. l. The constant application Tor
Y STANDS In the MANHATTAN MARKET ThrtyJ urth-st
birth River has induced the Company open their books before the
ompeon Of the building Consequently and after MONDAY
M will be LEASED for the Of year, occupants
privilege and preference Of lease at r en- Of e
Leases will date from August when expected th buns
oil De ready for occupation
Plans II the BUILDING AND STANDS. with a1e be
PAUL J. ARMOUR President.
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1n6truction.
INSTI-

TORT EDWARD COLLEGIATE INSTI-
TUrB-A Boarding Seminary for ladies' and gentlemen to
and .cm%oa R 70. srsusns. for ia, TERM August ~
20 K 81 1 kfS a. f FORK sd+a I s catalogues or rooms
EOR BOYS-Superior advantages at RIVER
l. viBw ACADEMY fouhgAeep.ie. y. Y.
GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY for YOUNG
" Laiie., Bridgeport Conn Address Miss EMILY NELSON
HOME and SCHOOL for CIIILDREN.-Sum-
mertem opens Mayl Address the Misses HATCH Dlnbufy Coma
JACKSON MILITARY ms INSTITUTE.
Address Rev. p J. JACKSON, MA PrDcipa.
az INDERGARTEN SCHOOL" for Children
,rslnh year Object The physe. mental aad esi.,s
routn, school Cal Miss g 81 coz Pdn w dst
I ATTN and GREEK are taught gratutousy
69yKERS MILITARY Alt P ISsr y EI,s
WIZ" BESjAMIs M1soS, Boz 6St YcnEer, MY
MISS HINSDALE and MRS. CHAS. KEITH
N'OI''' ''O 5o6Se LADIES %SS GailDRES, ~ ~
25 aud 2i1 Maison.lyei
Addres BY letter until sept o
MADAME c, MEARs, .vn
BSGLish FRhSG2, 1SO GFRIiN
BOARDING AND DAY sCHOgL
For YOUNG LADIES AND CHILDREN
viii reopen FRIDAY, Sept 20, 1872.
Nine will be at home after sept Circulars sent on appeeon
MINIS. da SILVA and BRADF0RD'S. (for-
vi mer SIR. OGDEN HOFFMANsl English and French Board
pE and p shSo for f0s9S 9Ss' and she@ sG NAV @
msie by Letter or personally as above.
MESIEMOISELLES CHARBONNIER RS
vi FRECH PROTESTANT INSTITUTION for YOUNG LADIES,
30 3jst Onnery % Avenue dl Rone. Nru Pui
will be pofnei TUESDAY Sept a. Applications b. letter 'u
Sept l. who Adles. CHARB0NNIER will be in Seg.iork
MANI0N-SQUARE INSTITUTE Qormerly
VA Wargs Mil Inst) Po1ghkea pse \. lAn English and t
steal BoariE school for Boys Grounds extensive g acres oos aTse
ea S. sept ' For Catalogue S5 % H. a T H. Pn
MISS STEERS's ENGLISH and FRENCH
w Boarng and Dag School for Young Laes ant Cn No. ~
Seyenenhst. will THURSDAY sept 70 Application
may be made letter, or personally as above
MILITARY BOARDING SCH00L-WHITE
WI FLATS. NY Principal, o. r. Willis, Ph D.
MAPIEW WOOD INSTITUTE for Young
ABILITIES and are beauty OF location Rev g " sPEAh Principal
MRS FAITH C.. HOSMER and MISS T.. II.
Va ROCKVELLS FAMILY AND DAY SCHOOL for young ladies'
Springfield, Alss will reopen sept 49, send for erea'lr
MOUNT Pleasant Observation-Disclosures classes
VI for Bo sAmhsr Mass Established 1896 n G. N1sh An Pm
EADCOLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
" FOR YOEG LADIES. Worcester Mass Next school year be-
gus ''P' - HARRIS R. GREENE, A. NJ, Principal
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
Il ATgdEsTER. DELAWARE COUNTY, PENN.
tfof Resident Cadets Ony)
The ElevealAnluai Session Commences
WEDNESDAY, bLPl TENDER T.
CIVIL ENGINEERING.
THE lhTHEMAIICAL AND NATURAL SCIENCES.
TIE CLlS and ENGLISH Is il impaired by Net Point Graia
a.d other o.lreielt professors.
o NJ BOGART es1.,
No g. Nlssar-s.. NeY-York
Ofof col THEO HYATT,
Priest z VI. A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-26

Il Agricultural Foundation in the University Of Virginia wi proceed
the 18th September nominate Professor Of Seienae and
Practical Agriculture embracing Natural sto 10 be elected By the
3oanl Of Nisor The emoumen tLe folsoshp VII be salary
$1,000 honsrent $780, and the tuition fees Of TIE school 10 he
mount Of 900 should they that tanates of We
position will send their applications and testimonials To- ChAp n VEN
H. 4. W. DUKE,
Secretary Of the Miller Boari Of Trustees.