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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-21

sound and Hearing, Voice and speech. The kxp.a-
nnnon Riu.ica vita lastralosk sfss sesfss
By l'YoL Rs6erg. rRIBUsR LECTURE hAIkA No. D
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U,vyI Aug 2O-RIshange quiet United States go days
currency 81 q32 premiums sight 1894 premium; short
sight gold 50 154 premium; LoudOu "a 9S65 premium
Pans 46 Gi7 premium.
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MARRIED..

and False Science. Speech al ms Tniiu osaaas"
Parke G,iSh TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA NJ D.
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metal Springs, the PItess Iron Finger Pads, aud
springs Rupture ea,gng tue breach bat these Cases
are gradually by tn ELASTIC TRUs OBS Broadway
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TIE STATE or TRADE
HAVANA EXCHANGE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON Aug 2o-6 ?. m-Lnseed oil, S3SSfSS o5 per ton
Common RCsn, o. ID per eWt
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AUGUST WEATHER.
EFFECTS OF THE HEAVY RAINS.

Another rainy day has been added to the
record Of the past week Already the propreto Oh the
seasde resorts and mountain retreats are beginning
20 feel the effect of the continued unpleasant weather
in the decrease of number Of guests and warmer
davs and brighter skies do not soon, the season
will be brought TO untimely end so far as Summer
travel and recreation concerned From the yachtmen
at Newport only doeu stories of rain and tempest are
heard The dealers in fresh fruits, especially peaches,
are experiencing heavy losses by reason Of the decay oil
stock on their hands. The mlrkotmen are endeayorng
N save themselves from further loss by shipping large
norton OF their consgnmens to the Eastern markets.
The roadway Montgomery-st, Brooklyn, between
Bushwckave. and the hill, sank several feet on sunday
owing TO the heavy rains. The street pipes were in
iured and supply Of both and water was cut on
above Bushwick-ave. Gangs OF men were at work,
Sunday repairing the pipes bat neither the nor the
water has az yet turned On Monday the road
sank still more three pits forming one Of which Is about
four feet deep while the Others are about two feet in
depth Although the road Is not impossible. The side
walk on the northern side Is unit for use, as
a. has caved IN for a distance OF about go feet.
ot the streets forced downward into the soft
black mud OF the meadow. The Board of Pdblc Works
affirm that there breaks IN the street MOutgOn
eryst was paved In 1871 from Jerseyave. to MIL Creek
with DegOier NlcolsOn pavement, at cost OF &c..
20t a. work being done by Jeremiah Il. Clevcl ud
These figures represent merely the of the
and do cover the widening aud sraghtenng OF the
street. Since the completion VI the street no heavy
work has been done It, being used mostly IA
ria ge-way Although this l. the casc the street IS
very bad condition. and - likely 20 remain for
time work has been dOneOn the repairs
day.
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5uerlal Notltes
Chitfennnao NlirrrnI v

Chitfenango Mineral Waters
Cure Rheumatism Dyspepsia Govt salt khsum oci'ia sea 81 p
sr11i.ts Depot X Co e.e mace J. T. HENRY
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RFIYPA-gOCKFELLOw-At Auburn " on the 1914 inst ~
RsV Reea Alex Lee ReYea Of san fauctcO % Mari No
Mel Rockfelow Of Brooklyn, n. T.
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GOVERNMENT REPORT.
ORPICE OF THE CHlEP SIGNAL OFFICER.
MAsHINGrnN. ID &. Ann. Ill n IN. \

The DarOmeterc pressure has increased, with
continued low temperature. cloudy and threatening
weather, and rain IN the southern portion OF the New
Eng and States, the Middle and South Atlantic slaies
easterly To sOutl-westery Winds generally clear
weather. IN the remaining districts, except on the Guf
coasts, where cloudy weather anu rain reported
PrObabiiNies.
For ne Atlantic cost IRON Southern Neir-BHgidnd 70
Florida, cagsry 10 s9uhtry irAtds, continued tOb fN
psrdiire triih threatening trcriler aud ran.
For nGrtlII 2EHgitua, TIE lower i'Af fesiOn Uhi
theU -DuiuWIrI 90 .-t N.rfnia 4ud s"Hfh W'il"frl
over the SBte5 ~ ma Ohio NIey Ieostwad q" 1o"h'f"
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DLED

al Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed Nth aa
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MEDICAL AND SuRGICAL NOTES.

A SlMrLE REMEDY. DR.. Blower of Liver
pool states that he has for past years employed
compressed sponge very successfully in the treatment Of
ingroWiny nails His method is TO render the sponge
compact ~ wettiug and then tying Il tightly until Is
thoroughly dry. bt " the sponge m size less man
gram 81 rice placed under the nail and securc1 ~
srips OF adhesive plaster In this way the polh VI
nail n kept from the toe until the surrouhlhE 50
parts are restored 60 their normal cOndVuh ny ''t
pirate means. OF course there Is no pau ~ mn,
aud its application requires only ordinary shl''
CnLoROroRM AND NsECTs.-To the insect
tribe rs due tho use Of one OF the most powerful agents
81 aevating Bain-chloroform. The htue ant eohIauS
a substance He'd formic acid about which old John
Ray and Martin Lester c0rrcspOndcd century aro ana
thv onDd that contained acid and 80 II got into
books A. formic acid. IL found 10 DC COMPOSED OF
c,pnonnd radical f0rmylc, and three atoms OF oxygen.
uas substituted chlorine for the oxygen aud thus OBJ
taiDod terchOOride OF fOrmylc, which is chlorOorin
Then found that ether was capable OF taking away
Edinburgh found at tcrCLOrdc OF fOrmYlc was more
thoroughly adapted fur his purpose than either Ana
~ This great boon % humanity came through the STUDY
81 insects
BELGIAN INSANE ASYLUNs.-Ihe Belgian
Gogenmont has recently ordered securely Iet'e'
boxes placed IN u the insane asyuns OF the conn
NV, public private Ia positions where they WIZ w
easily accessible TO al the Inmates They are deS'4heu
g. allow plants and suggestions TO oc maui - V"
authorities m way independent Of any OF me ol,s
OF attendants No one connected Win the 49,
have access 20 them lhcy are, IN IforS tl,Sv
IrOostfCr d. Ros " the district a, .Lo -, Tie
confafn are taken 10 HIM weekly for eNaW'lioi' -
complaints theu investigated ana u any V h tned
e. the case Is ordered ~ ~ r ,, IN 10
said gxrrfs wnue-urC influence abd teiiu9 To SV'"N
IIOlpl management II ul lts details
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
ETRtpEAN MsREkTN

L0vn0N JULY 9-l230 uu8te States FSeI"efH tftc- 49,
oh 80 1905, 81; Erie Railway shares 81
LIykRPooL JAY 0l.3 m.-toiion y dull snl u.tf coss
sar Mfdieq IDands 8ftb d.; Miiing Orleans. 3d3id
LONDON July 81 0. m.-bne kailsay shares, 81
LIyERPOOI Juy 81 msae OF lae Cooa coJ sltIed
fronS savannah Charleston. 10 ~
JoyDoS. Julv g-l:5 R.-Eue Railway shares. Az
LlyERPooL, July 9j m.PrOUsoas-Che-2s Ole cat oI
the best grades o. American 1ue.
LONDOS. July 3-3 o. In.-Ele Railway shares fi'
PARIS, JAY 9-Rents SET. ste .
I9Sp6s Jy $50 o. -Consols the "a. dl,
amount of gone the Of England to-day be
3ij6.OOO.
LoxDoy Juv "A reduction in the rate Of discount q no
Bank OF England will probably BE- lls nonoW ne rae y DE-
the Bank OF England rate.
LIVERPOOL July SIS or he Cotton sales today $50 bAt
were American Breadsll ID ere quiet
LONDON July 9-j mkeired Petroleum l30Jd pff gall.
26 81 d27s Tor No l. Dutch STANDARD 8ioit
LoNDoS July 9-Evenng-Luseed OIL, &Jj 10. 4 tor sprts
Turpentine, 33' y
LiyENPooI, July s-Bveaing. Common Rosn $40 y cvt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-10

Huntington, the most favorable point Of railroad
connection with the Ohio River, and developing the
richest fRoS, Coal and TIMBER REGIONS in the
United States.
IL is completed and doing large profitable, and rep
idIy increasing business.
ITs FREIGHT TRAFFIC, PASSENGER TR'yEI7
AND EARNINGS during the current year win be
much larger than has heretofore been anticipated,
and they are developing with d rapidity which
shows the Chesapeake and Ohio to be one Of the
most valuable and successful railroads in the United
States.
THESE FACTS TOGETHER WITH THE SUBSTANTIAL
AND ENDURING CHARACTER OF THE ROAD ITSELF,
IFS ADVANTAGES FOR ECONOMICAL AND PROFITABLE
OPERATION AND THE UNDERSTANDABLE SECURITY
or THE BONDS OF TIE COMPANY, ENABLE US TO
RECOMMEND THEM WITH THE UTMOST CONFIDENCE
Pamphlets, containing full information concern
ing the road and the country it trayerses VIII be
furnished upon application.
We continue to deal in GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
CENTRAL PACIFIC, WESTERN PACIFIC, and CHEsA-
pEAKE AND ONO SIX PER CENT BONDS, buy and sell
Stocks and Bonds at the Stock Exchange on commits
sion for cash; make Collections receive Deposits
on which We allow interest at the rate Of -Four per
cent, aud do general banking business.
FISK & HATCH.
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LIVE sTOCK MARKETs.

NV roRK Joy e-REsgas-1be receipts toby yer, "a .An .
OaeLuLtedb-s' M % q CommgPaE or b3 he aa h ~
ln2 w nssi aud msiug iof Nh Stek SO
agaiut 1914 yiuc 1 ofcrlss gce .9y nzlt cat
t. bat M ich with prices about SINE Mo1i oar hsh'.
cse averuRnz "a ai ~ lie DO. sverng cSi -
tc DO. 7G5l est Akl0llic. 70 Do G1s eSt,
Nl2rj d. averaging q cst a. l0ic ears NC
h~O1ri averaging ~ Toe.
VEAL CnyEsGOo I've calves selling fairly 8a9o Gr'sslH
Of Ja3ic Dressed vea5 hade ee with ossiaga lgi7
Grlsers NJ 506c
Hume sAO st., sold "A state caves lSaI72 u,
NJ tln9lc
Ege n Ons cod stae calves. IIs8l5O b. isaac ..
Jrlae Wright 0g sod - calves lJG54 r. al 03tc
y led do avfragnt 1872 n ~ &c.
SHEEP LAABsThe receipts esch CommBnpas Forty
egAthsi and foieJL against 10 t Wne-y Anl making
this 6ll2 against N 0i time ast week Tho genefsl
sheep hue batter, with stronger STOCK hgh
Spring lambs wing and selhng freely o. % dlc
hume Elliott sold 70 Fort -ahst t OHIO shop, Ddl93 n, Il
505tc ls2 State lambs O. HG3 h.. ~ Mole.
Kirby ,o d Ohio sheep Averaging 30 n, At Sci co Stat ,abls
Averaging s. n. az lie
judd Buesnghn soh a Poreht sheep sversgag q
%. flc ms 1Ga30 n 81 averaging 81 A. ST.;
go KentIcsy lambs. ging So n, atlc
u y Pfcock fb ~
SO do SGSi 10, 4saAgs no spnns ianBs t1aoi H.
ltinllc.
kase gauyer Co sod Is Pennsyyama sheep sersnr
10 at 4c DO lambs Averaging ~ D. De-. is Jerey lambs
averaging 81 ~ 81 lie 3l Do i3a57 70. oic ia So g r.
1850. sni ]8J fo 53ab0 tb 90 o. ollie
HoGsReoepis to-day % C0ulDipiV and J. FAR Fofus
$50 hogs against 81 6t3l nou lat Metnes 40
ma ng 1 9il 1913 i
orrssed hogs ger b. a .lc f1r extreme segas
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WEDNESDAY, July 9-P. NJ.

WEDNESDAY July 9-P. NJ.
The Wall-St. markets continue strong, with gem
era tendency toward higher prices in stocks, gold,
and foreign exchange. The stock market opened
strong. and so continued during the earlier hours of
the business day In the afternoon the general list
with exceptional instances, quiet and without
interest The larger advance in the earlier part of
the day was in Erie, Pacific Mail, New-York Cen
tral. and Union Pacific Northwest common, which
has been exceedingly quiet for several weeks
mast. attracted attention by reason of appa-
rent activity in the stock rather than strength. The
indications to-day favor active movement in this
hitherto dormant stock and the friends of the road
confidently assert that the current business of the
Company iustifes an advance in the price of the
shares though the quotations dropped to 6S. at the
close the stock having previously sold at one point
higher. The directors of the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company have not yet agreed upon any plan for rails
ing the funds necessary to pay for their new steam
ships and the shares of that concern after selling
with some activity at 80, dropped to 81. at the close.
Erie after selling up 10 g. closed at Gls There
fair business in the investment shares, aud prices
were well maintained. New-Jcrsey Central sold at
102l ex-dividend Delaware Lackawanna and
Western at 9siG9S., and Pittsburgh ats1.GS73. Mis-
celaneOus and express shares generally steady.
The market weakened somewhat just before the
close on sales to reahzc accrued profits The follow
ing table shows the opening, highest, lowest and
closing prices Of active stocks sold to-day:
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Extra mails for Europe tomorrow per steamship
Hosatia will close at 1890 p. IN. at the Merchants
Exchange, Nos. so and 81 Pine-st
The money market continues extremely easy the
supply being largely in excess Of the requirements.
The bulk of business to-day was at per cent. In
discounts the business was moderate but rates are
unaltered.
The Government bond market continues strong,
under the combined influences Of higher gold and
an actual scarcity of bonds. The foreign bankers
continue the chief buyers. There a further adj
vance in 1SS1s, 1865 and 1868. Fisk ~ Hatch re-
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Pgu.pELPuIA, Inly 9--Cottou dali; Ji1iiHrs. 2oie.
LyEgroN. 9Cotton dull r higher gr'of 'o' W.
duary 5ei q baesi ssc, - bales s' es i''
o,IoN July 3Coton duIl and helyyi Mitlnas. Wf ufi p
cer bale; ~ baesi sales. 200 oles 81 e. 'N ae'
NOBLE. July 9Cooa quiet. ia good dem19ii htdniI w
net receipts % bales; erloscoWise. 30 baes sales - see
stock 1887 bales. 49,. 60. go.
AUGrTA July 9Cotton duli little doing hdahnt' ec ''e'
1913 bales: sz % bales 49,. ,..
NKwORLEANs july g--Cotton quiet uuchaurei Madlug h
net receipts gross. bales sales lyO tsss a ~ 30
S,y,syta Ia SCot,ou ,a in bayers favor. M1rn ri'
net receipts baes; ~ la sae' y p''
stock, G59 haes.
Sr LeIrs Ju, 9--C5tan DAN, Low Mii.ngs. &C.
Lor.,ylE Jay 9Coton dul; Attlnss d. eNipis " taf'
shpp,nt., lN bales. 81. 49,.
(uIRlI sr5s jail 9-Coton ancr Ndircs. tc los hdlaIr
Ig m Goul OrHtrr. .e. orHR1, tait, n,1 sfrpA -
bales. gross 30 bs,es. sales 400 hses k o'si bales
NiLAlxGrON. Jut sD1l,u4 st! MLllsa o4fi pei Ie'F'
80 balA. stock, l.5j2 bales. . ---.-,.
B4rrsoHg Jry Cotton dul; Mhdirgs 2ic es' rec 20
So bales gross, ~ hscsi ehPos.s-ooaaNs- '' ''' '
bales. stock f9t1 hsies 80 ,..,,--- ,.. a
ia. REGENTS Il bales. shipment. az bales soA 80 bAes
Nnrrk Iulv Cotton ,,cfiv; Low hfdurs ae neg ref
g bale; elqo,-cuaslv ls4 haesi sales 700 bales 'io1 '''
bale. N
bales sbipmcar, az oaesi sio,,. lg.6il lae,
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YOUR July DIVIDENDS NAY BE CONVERTED INTO
A Ten PER CENT NEw-ENGLAND INVESTMENT BY
the purchase Of the FIRST MORTGAGE SINKING FUND
GOLD BONDS of the LAMOuLE VALLEY, ST. JOINS
BURY and Essex COUNTY RAILROADS, from Lake
Champlain to the Connecticut River and forming
the VERMONT DIVISION of the PORTLAND and OG-
DENsBURG RAILROAD TRUNK LINE. L. a. I. FAIR
BANKS g. Co., st. Johnsbury, w. FAIRBANKS d Co.,
81 Broadway, N. Y, FAIRBANKS, BRowN & Co.,
Milk-st., Boston, Financial Agents For sale by
Bankers and Brokers generally.
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The DAVIS Transactions at the Treasury were:

Coid rcceipts sGl910l CT Curcy paym'ts slG9.5O u
Gold payments 2lG 70 Curcy balance. A9G,3i2 81
Gold balance 49, 1889 50 Cust0ns'...- i'Voo w
Currency re'pts. 4jG75l CO -. - - -, ,,..o,
Cancelled gold certificates sent To treasurer OF Oeu
States at Washington, ID. c., sl0lS,OOO.
The foreign exchange market was strong ana
rates were again advanced. There was rather more
demand to-day. Tho steamers took S5OOOOO IN goid
coin and $4,000 silver bars, and engagements have
already been made to ship S1OO0,0OO gold coin TO-
morrow. These exports are said to DO the immed-
ate result Of the advance in exchange which ls up
to the specie shipping point; but at this rate 1t WIZ
not require very long time to ship the entire
amount of gold in the country. We quote ex-
changes n folloUs.
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL
BANKING- HoUsE oF FIsK q HATcH,

BANKING HOUSE or FISK a. HATCH,
No NAssAU-sT. NEw-foRK, July Z, 1873.
We recommend TO friends and customers for
investment Of surplus capital, or in exchange for
Government bonds
THE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO SEVEN PER CENT
GOLD BONDS Principal and interest payable in gold
coin in New-York; interest Jan. / and July l ;
coupon or registered Price 20 and accrued interest
The CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD ID A GREAT
EAST AND WEsr TRUNK LINE, 40 miles in length,
extending from Ausptie tde-wAtsr Of Rjehmcna 70
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Gcdchcrs.

A LADY who for three years had charge of
~ French department 10 college wishes similar posiuon
FOR Address LANGUAGE p o. Boz ttlS New.lok
A FRENCH LADY, born and educated in
~ Paris comJesnt and experienced teacher wishes
MINT the Fall New-Yok vicinity preferred Address Box OIL
Youkers ~ Y.
A HIGHLY EDUCATED YOUNG LADY,
"a competent esch the Eng branches Gman H'sc and the
elements French should ike 10 the country With
family as GOVERNESS COAPANiON lady, would accept
rostou In boarding school TEACHER Address p l., No 2OJ
West llJhst. Harlem
\NANTED-BY A LADY. who has had
w some experience writer few adult pupils teach the
Of Rhetoric Composition and the Rudmen OF
Music. wl call the house; good recommends
tons Address. G. G.. Brooklyn 7. %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-10

London advices continue favorable and reduc-
ton in the discount rate Of the Bank Of England to-
morrow is not improbable. Money at the London
Stock Exchange is quoted Il per cent below the
present rate which is six per cent The Bank OF
England gained in bullion on balance, to-day
Gl56,OOO. The rise in exchange here which has
already resulted in exports Of gold coin was one Of
the supports to the gold speculation here to-day the
pnee having advanced from 1854 to lI5.. On gold
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RrrElYLS DE PRODrCE.

Per NORTH Rlrsr Yesfe5 and Nuvo1ds
TrLY rkyS % Besssr, o3 Dbl. to,ff -
COPPER 80 bas Cot'on so bb, k7gs, = PAS fl
B-ns lR7 bills Flour ft5 5hl Neal iJtJs bash Nhss
ltI1 bash. Corn n %, bush Os 1850 bash RE y pa's
Hemp, 81 Hides, % bales los, 300 b5s ROSA, 30 hb spn'
Tupeutuc. ~ Pkg, Blrr g. IS PIX. Cheese 30 pts Is"s
% ,iies LeltAer 65 p-s Cl ieas, ~ e Lard = ss' LA
Pcslu-i. 90 pks. s-cI ~ hAl lv.l.f' ~ pes
Tobacco. bales DOL, 100 ba.s whisky 5Dsss steam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-10

loans the rates paid for carrying ranged from TO
per cent The Assistant Treasurer dsbursed S443Oo0
account Of interest and $4,000 in redemption Of
$40 bonds The days business mt the Gold Ex-
change Bank follows: Gold cleared, $5S,O01,-
900 gold balances, S1,9s9,61S; currency balances,
So,s93,076. Tomorrow the Treasury will sell a
million gold The nnntations wore as folloMs:
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Railroad bonds were strong, particularly in the
Pacific mortgages. Central sold at 1907! Union First
advancing to SO, and later reacting to 81;
Land Grant. n, and Income, 59.. Erie Third sold
at lO1l and Fifth 95i, n. Y. Central Skies of 81
bringing 9l!. The quotations were as follows:
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wool MAnkrr

Eorox Iny The Wool market we'll us'rrsl -u - %, ihe'N
AMI prices fTm ue 40 %
n4u0leTse lLlr aAff ns -
ch " AHl Ohio Feees & 90 ~ -,
T-abug Spring california 23G Huffabe 40 -
sd 55 luwlshed ke.ces. Af scul j. 80,
ysas4 In Foresa Wool Zoe Jeasu j. lftei I'D has -
uumportan Farther shipments Ca ahoui 90 10 msos 70 "
sad be- sold 20 better advantage there than m h'
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,., N q, "a, a. ", Prime 70 arrive Il se e1ss.i
t. At sjc5 1880 o. Pancy bids At Die asal2 se ooe s
TALLOW ky ADD eadT sales OF 7JVV 70 at1idst ief
Inferior a. Good; Prime quoted At 81 Ss3e 1890,
Will Ky h farlI active asa Inner d $50 bbs At 92.e
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Clendinning. DAVIS q Amory,s closing prices were


William Ward quotes stock privileges as selling
for per cent cash bonus 80 days time, and u 10
2 per cent bonus on 80 days at points varying
from the market price of the securities named
as f1lnrs
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SCHOOL ADVERTISING FOR 1873.
The attention Of Colleges Senae aud Schools especially
called
THE CINCINNATI COMMERCIAL,
CHICAGO TRIB UNE,
ST. LOUIS REPUBLICAN,,
LOUISVILLE OURIER'JOURNA
These journals whose character influence and circulation
place rank OF newspapers in this country oher TO
Teachers Educational institutions the East the very best means
ofsdarg the intelligent sud commercial community Of their
tive cities and oulng country and e cost than BY any other
JOHN MANNING,
NO. BOND-ST.. MEN YORK,
Authorized and forward these journals
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Cloth bound. 81;
MEMORIAL of HORACE GREELEY, with
1VB PORTRAITS aud ILLUSTRATIONS portrait
snne appeared tie last summer Of his life and
OF
Mr.. GREELEY.
g. moral Of h Funeral Arrangements te Closing Ceomo
~ lie Mourning People Of sympathy Voices Of he
pup Tributes from the Poet. Resolutions and Proceed
Public Bodies &c de- &c Pamphlet Eiron 70 cents
Asbdsomsly bOBnd ether free By mail 90 RECEIPT o. Puee
THB TRIBUNE, NeW-YcrE.
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RONDS AT A BARGAIN.

MoNTCLAIR RAILWAY Bonds,
guaranteed by Tho Midland Railway, for sale az 80
JAMESON SMITH g. CoTTISG, II Broad-st
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THE MONEY MARKET.
July .. 1878,

e.,,s ar rur STOCK RxrHANGE-0FFlCIAL REPORT,
CoSprNsEp ExPREssLY FOR THE TRIBUNE
FIRST CALL 1O9 O'CLOCK A. NJ
Sales Of Government B0nds
1000 u. S.O--O V' ss,,gt rco mai
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a NOBLE LIFE PORTRAYED.

~ NEw AND RNLAEsED EDIIoS OF HORACE GRFELEIs AUTO
Aupeu containing Memoir OF BIS later years ADJ
peath nd he bsftof famous Campaign Speechet
TIA AND PUHfisHEDi EEPks
M = n SUMAER OF 49,
Tf reA. Greeeys Autobiography, and also Tor ZONE
~ record wonderful intellectual display Which he
mace ourug snd Western TIE Presidential Cam
agu 1872 led 70 The Of edition Of me Autobiography
sd large Appendix The Of ht life 70 toe end
r,prduuf striking suggestive Of his admirable aud
brilliant Campaign concluding with exhaustive and
admirable analysis Of the campaign, originally prepared by the Hon.
Pike efnted states Minister 70 The htgl, There "a
soes uetv complete collection OF Mr. 6reees AtcelneOns
Wntng nudug arong Others bis famous controversy With Robert
bale ~ on hAu1age aud Divorce
Pree coh With two Portraits 81 sent BY
ss receipt o. pnee Ad1Teo NE TRIBUNE HsHloI
L IFE-SIZE PORTRAIT of Mr.. GREELEY,
Head and Unexpectedly received few Of
tb excellent Of MI Greeley (he plate Destroyed ID The
R0Stou arel nd ole them a the regular pnce, 81
11 hognph Of Mr Greeley and Family m 70 Be bad at q per
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sorscs, Carriages. Iarness, &t.

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AT n Y. SALES AND STORAGE REPOS-
~ TORY FOURrH-AYB.. COR. TWENTY RiFTH-ST.
Bter FAMILY Carriages aud ght Road wagons new tul seoro
hsuc reasonable pnceE Harness in great 'aretr
A JOHN j. BRADLEY at PUBLIC AUG
N. TIOEOa SATURDAY. Jus H. at n O'Clock at BARKER
CHAsE dau and Eewiof iattela Of Broad
Thirty nuthsf with sol PoSlIlNELY without reserve
THE FAdOUS uoing gene JOHN ). BRADAkfi l5i Nigh
ABOUT RECORD OF 22js; hueT aud Asier
ever; the MOST PERFECT geuuemans roadster m America
asdc be driven ~ LADY.
JOHN BRADLEY purchased at Mr. James Walsees late sale
b, Thsnss Parish esq pougrepe y y who being Obliged 10
travel With invalid daughter ofes him for safe 10 The hEhe
bidder.
BRADLEY is NOW on exhibition the Mart
LNOR SALE-A handsome black GELDlNG,
rs.ed Western n " nred By Philip Aen years Ola iS
.en and sound and Kind price 500 Address Tor ule
psrt.cu.At H. A. BAEROWS, Rochester n Y.