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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-10
PUBLIC OPINION.

IT seems as though, so far "a the west IL
concerned al least should there even he contest De.
tween contract ION ard ination the R"pubicans Moud
he fouud ON the side of gold and silver. ana me Demo
Gratis avoring soft money! Kalamazoo tSch', leie-
graph lIcp.l
We have passed through terrible ordeal
hut useless rpng and qucrous expressions oi dlS.
tent pour,d forth upon all occasions Will not hiehci,
thr world, opinion of that bcascd cvhy ana nahho1u
which We would have believed Is characieIlS'o Va '"o
southern people, Lynchburg Nirginian li"hj
We have had of late, too little intellect at
work on National state and municipal probiriis ron
ties and brains make good mixture me hu
and hc uourcdu richie at the educated states
man but Thomas Jefferson and Carl SchurI maxi con
vincng answer this vulgar Outcry-lChicago ipuhe
lRcp.l
The different comments which Mr.. Preston j
disoya spcech has excited from thosc brought OUT ~
Cen Barllct's remarks at L. Kill gou. show which 81 me
two WAYS The wind OF public sentiment Is howInS
throughout the country. Hardly anybody Is f9nhd 10
conmcnd Mr. Preston's il-!d'iscd haiaigie-lBostch
Globe tInd.l
If Gov. Allen is elected by good majority
le cy,mul of ohio Will tell with inc effect III All the
nIbrr Staics and the National Dcmocra'iC conservative
Convention will catch the cue for the Pr sdcntal cam
paign and ulur broad banner OF the party OF h.
people with "mOrc money AMI 'hciiWr cuii.not
brightly emblazoIcd upon it Richmond WING lDeh'l
We have seen what prestige there Is III New
York Democrats. We tried Met lclan III lrOl lo'iIio
SEYMOUR in 1863, and Horace Greeley III ISL. we
were gOriOusIy beaten cdch Tine: ~ u wen !" ,sNrr
New York little rest. The Wali5' N"tlonai BANK
flavor about New-YOrk ia not regarded WIN FAVOR on
cur ", Stem praircs. We regard II as pretty certain
that we will have deal in 1876. and cease tc prac-
tcc OF externally going 10 New-iork for candidate-
lCuCiuuati Enquirer iI)cm.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-10
THE YORKTOWN MONUMENT.

To The LdtTOf OF TITO ITtONHe'
SIR: recently read an article in TIE
Tptr,Sr In reference 10 the erection OF monument at
yorktoWn Va 10 commemorate the surrender Of the
british commander" ut that place This H. Of course.
right and just but Mr. Bancroft seems to be Ignorant oil
the fact that there once monument erected there
for that very same purpose and that was destroyed by
fine rebels in lsG2 during previous to the siege OF
Yorktown. no II was erected by, or no" VIC il.i,s
occorncr with provision of the act of Congress OF
winch Mir B1ucroft -InaLs. had the honor 10 command
battery of light artillery during the pcinsular cam
uarn and know that after the evacuation of Yorktown
by the rebels in May, lsb2 III common WIN many
oicers ana soldiers Of the Army of the Potomac during
tnt iurl0rious cunpagu secured pieces OF the MONT
meut and Of the fence SURROUNDING II, t1 Keep - t's'
wood into brackets pcnhodcrs. &c alo leg "a "ia
pe sons living there that The monument was '"d ~"
The very spot where CoiilNaiils sdigc'u,!c" a. """
ILelhi. q. 4, July >. 1870 !, ~ !.
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HE understands THE CASE.
From The IOfro Free Press.

THE NEw-YORK TRIBUNE must enjoy a
serene satisfaction the complacency with when IL
out comment the indignant protests OF some OF It's readers
who are mady partisan politics. the Beecher 'fai or
something else How all these little people fret and
flme and are surprised to THH TRIB Ne still i've
Journals that lack its enterprise and brains snar ~ IL
ay by day and get no to their personal assaults
men who differ from 1t resort for lack OF argument To the
smallest of small assertions that 1t IL somebody paiu
organ: Democrats condemn for not being Democratic,
and Republicans for not being Republican, Illton men
FIRE because ii Will not abuse Bcecher pending tr trl
of his cause and Becchrr complain because IL VIII
not defend Beechcr against the assaults or others anu
still TIE TRIBUNE keeps the even tenor or its way Illus
tratiug its greatness by the patience with which ~ can
endure assaults and the candid treatment extends u
those that make thcmgatherng news from al parts OF
tine world and employing among ia cont ilbuors ana
CORE -pOndcns the ablcst minds in two hen 'pheies
treating oil subjects and all individuals ms heaty a. can
be from non partisan standpoint, and clearly earning
the wight rank the greatest newspaper IN America
and one or the abest, most candid, ana mos hparua
journals edtorally to be found in the world.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-10

The liver i, the great depurafng bi organ o.
the the great keeper Of health al work.
the foul corrupt0ns which gender the blood and rot out
were the machinery lie gradually expelled FROM
the For tis purpose Dr. rHmEs GoipEA MEDICAL
with small daily doses Vt DR.. PHEs PLEASANT
PTRsAriyE PELLETS pre- minny the articles needed
They every kind hUOr from the worst scroua 10 the
pmpl boc eruption Great eating ulcers kind
y heal under IN cir mighty curative influence raent blod
pOsns that urk In by them rbbs Of their
and 10y their pcrsevefing and somewhat roraccd use
the most tainted system be completely reio' atei And
built up Engarged glands iunors, amt s"ellings
wnde away and disappear under the Influence vi thor yroAe
rcsolvents sold by ali dealers In medicines.
Clande child about three OIL was greatly afflicted
his legs and lat he could his
kings Had great deal o. trouble with him.
tried many remedies Intellectually Al Last tried the
Golden Medical Discovery aud IA about three weeks no
entirely cured hs all heae and health much i'm
proved. Respectfully yours, j. W. BOYER
Vermiliion Edgar Co.. ILL.,, Jan. 70 1878
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
[For other ship Ners see Serenh Page.l


IFor other ship Neics see SerenM Page
ARRIVED
steamship Hudson eager NeWOrleans July s, with mdsc
ami pass 10 Clark e seaman. -
steamship w Ei,r Reed Baltimore, with muse 70 Ou
steamship 60.
steamship Richmond. Kelly Lewes Del, WITH mdso 70 Oh
Dominion steamship Go.
Brg Nuoyo san Michele (tal) sano Cee Il days. with
sug and niOlisscs.
Erg NsOra Ronda (o nassau RUNNER Caidenas3 Gay g.
with sugar and mOlassos.
SAILED
Steamship Denmark for London ships Pegasus FOR Bristol
Young for Francisco barAs ocean. Tor Ham
Brunswick, for London; Masonic Tor Hay ana
brgs o. NJ Jones' for Halifax Julia Iingly for Yarmouth
A Curtis -chrs. Elite q josie, for Havana
IT, Benedict, +. Nelson and Alice Amcs, for -.
MEMORANDA.
Letters Capt Keaser OF the ship b. Brown at Mon
eveo Distress that he will complete repairs and
sail about July To-
DOMESTIC PORTS.
CHARLESTON, July 9-Arriyed. bark j. w Merriam (Brl
fum Hull River sohr John H. LockwO from YORK.
GALVESTON. July 6-Arrivod schr. Union. from Apaach
cola sailed schrs Lucia Murchson for Liverpool Vcrna
for Pensacola
BosIos. July ARRIVED steamship saxon, from Phlade
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-10

frigats Constellation. He was Ut on time Boston
pilot but chiefly known for having discovered new
method Of correcting ships compasses 80 - to com
pletey arrest local attraction When the underwrtera
Of Boston built tho iron steamer r. D. Forbes he was her
mate, and afterward was appointed captain While IN
command OF this vessel he succeeded after many expert
ments in perfecng his mode OF adjusting the compass
The first vessel which he applied his invention was
OF the Baltimore steamers and rs proved an entire
other steamcrs He pdisted the comnosses OF upward
OF thousand sail Of vessels, OF which we're first
class ships-Ofwar During the past IL years Capt.
Morris has resided in NewJcrsey In order to be the
iron shlp-buildng yards but he employed occa-
sonaly AT nearly all Of the seaport towns az hs nvel,
ton highly esteemed by nautical men. IL Is said
that he never had TO make table OF variations. such as
Is common board English iron vessels a. his method
deemed sufficiently perfect without them Capt
Morris much respected by the underwriters as an
experienced and skillfu seaman. He was 90 years DID,
and leaves wife, two Sons, aud two daughters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-10
ORITI'ARY NOTES.

Mrs. Frances Parkc Butler wife OF Col. E.
g. W. Butler OF Iberye Parish La. who died recently
the daughter OF Lawrence Lewis and Eleanor Parke
GUSTS OF woodawn Fairfax County, Va. She was born
at Mount Vernon on Now 81 1897. Hell
father was the OF Fielding Lewis and Fila
beth Washington, only sister OF Gen. washing
ton aud OF the executors OF his uncics estate
Her mother the youngest daughter OF John Parse
Custs only Of Mrs Washington by her FIRST husband
Daniel Parke Cusiis Mrs Buffers grandmother Eleanor
Calvert the grand daughter OF 1otd Baltimore Inc
deceased the nearest living relative or The faher
of His Country" and with Mrs Commodore Kennon and
George Washington Peter Of Maryland. the nearest
living relative Of Airs. Washington
WASHINGTON, July 9.-Daniel G. LObdell,
Supervising Special Agent Of the Treasury Department
died here this morning after short Illness OF congestion
OF the liver He 81 years OF age.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-10
DOMESTIC -IAHKETS.

CHICAGO July O. Flomr-Dcmand good at full prices Whea
excited; prices higher; No. | spring 81 Odqsl Oot;
10 d. II OG y spot July and August 81 % september
80 :, do 81 oil aa<i Rejected, 93aoic Corn active and
h~her 40 Mixed, 7O1tc bid spot; 1Oc bid July !2lsc:
Id August Rejected 81 2d6Sc oats IN lar demand and
s,ivanc II NO :. NIic, spot SIC, July fosic. bid Aug
,st eecc jOl205lc Rye firm, scarce and higher I'll bid,
spot BARLEY quiet but tmi 80 Splhg. II ~ Du spot
Il al OF September PORK IN fair demand advanced ut
40 H. spot; $40 30. August; $lJ Co. September Lard
In good demand at s 90 spot or August $3 40 Septen
her Ruk Meats qiet weak. AT the afternoon call OF
te Board heat easter At II 06is July 81 06S AUGUST
cora lower ut TO3c July: re. August oats easier at
f:isc July i0baiOtc August Pork and Lard UNCHANGED
K,ips-f Hour, 5000 bbs Wheat, $4,000 bush; Corn,
~ 900 bush; oats u 900 bush ,hipments-Ilonr 5000
bIs Wheat, 10000 bush; Corn 10000 BUSH oats, $4,000
bush. ,,,,.., a
Red ri l2a$i 70 sad firm at 01d1Oc. Oats
frni and scarce 5GabOc. Rye nominal Butter steady.
PORK 1l e. Lard nominal Bulk Meats dull and
d,cliuug: shoulders thd-2c.; Clear Rib Sides IL 80.
sput 10 buyer till tn August Clear sides l2c. Bacon
easier ony limited jobbng demand shoulders, yba92c
ar ID side. ~ l23lc. lear Sides ID &C Whisky trn
al 81 To- Hogs hm; Common ~ 5qS6 yO Fair to Me
din s7qs7 49, Good to Extra, ~ l0ds7 Is; receipts
$50 shipments % - , ...-, -
changed. Petroleum arct standard White, III lots,
,,5.r -. state L, t. lO5c small lots 20. higher.
WILMINGTON y e. July 9.-Sprs Iurleni steady at Bic.
Hosin auet at 81 40 for strained Tar steady AT 81 10
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.
PROVIDENCE II. l., July 9.-Prnting cloths dull and
changed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-10

July Of ESer Bactu, and daughter
ReiaScs and friends are Invited to attend the funeral
at at: ats me- Sy T.
ond St. at 1880 a. m. and $50 p. m. on saturday.
BRUNDAGE-In this city. on Thursday, July 8. william
His iIl.nd also the friends Of his brothoT l. PrundagH
Manhattan Chapter no - r. A. a., and Ma9.at,an Com ~:
@ rel saSy s a nSa 4 s rs S.S VII
6o Inferred in Greenwood Cemetery
0 Eat sixteenth IT, On the morning OF the S
Funeral on sunday, at 1870 pm.
Edinburgh (-cotland) papers please copy
wai.r staten Island the on INST. after SHORT lness
the Rev Charles b. C9in IN ne io1h year Q, s aga IN.
tn inst 1915 O'clock and the remains will be taken 70
Baltimore MIDI aud oxford England papers please copy
d sSS and p s ATTY GSsa ssss
funeral services at 81 parents rs Lecsvo-
saturday, July 10 at 2oc.ock.
HAsBROUCK-In Ulster County July g. Peter Hasbroack.
of Jersey city.
HILLEs-In BROOKLYN n " July Flora Lloyd Elies aged
Taken to Gloversvle for lntement.
JONEs-At White Plains New York. July T. 1875 Edward
Jones OF Manbattanyine .
The aS to .@ @% i the funeral OF in' o% g. Say Epsop
church, Lawrencest, Manhaanvilc on SUNDAY. July IL
LANDoS-In Brooklyn Thursday. July 8. Elijah Iandon.
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend tho funeral =
Quincy ST.. at p. on sunday. 18th inst
MOLTE-On the afternoon Of tho 9Th inst, Of cholera In
fantu. Frederick C., infant son Of Juns and Adelaide u
Funeral from the residence Of hi. parents "a Honry
PEELE-On Thursday, Mrs. Frances, widow OF Thomas
Peelc in her nth year. ,-.-,..
the residence son. Pee the OF Mid.
family are invited TO attend without further
win be in waiting to meet the sOcocs tran trOn
PIRssoN-on Thursday July father
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-10

At1 (BrD for Liverpool Joha Hoptina for Baitimore
bark Florence Smith, for Port Chalmers N Il Eurcxs fo
Valparaiso.
rimaDEirMA. yu!y e-clearod. .se:%shig VIM whiIdeo.
KEY WEST. Fs July 9Arryed. scbr. LncrcuA from ssa
Bias, with sick with yellow fever.
NRw BEDfOR. July 9.-Arrvei. schrs Alston nom Chan
r. H. Williams from IIoboken Sailed. scbrs Pereaaf roe
Cornwalls n Matthew vasser Asa Bigelow. and Louisa
Frances for New.York.
PAS ALOUTRR, July 9-Arrived bark Alta Gracia (Span
from Havana sailed schr White Wing for Cedar Keys via
Tampa
Providence. July 9-Arrved steamship Florida. from Phil
adrlpha.
PORTLAND Me- July e-Arrved, steamship Reading Cob
burn from Philadelphia Cleared bark Isaac Jackson for
schr. George and Edgar, for NcwYOrk
SAN FRANCISCO July oArriyed bark Marian Radef from
Newcasn N. b. W. shir Her Royal Hishness (i5rh IRON
Hong Kong.
Boston. Arrived sih brig Annie Vail Er from New York
WILMINGTON. ". c. July o-Cleared brig Heios Gerl foo
Live pool.
PORrIGS FORTS.
QRI NsTowS July 9.1he Inman Line steamship CITY o.
Berlin from Liverpool 9TH nst for New ofk sailed hence
today.
HAVANA, July s-saed. steamship Columbus. for New.
York
HiuFAx n. g., July o. The Spanish steamship sequA
from Geogetown In here to-day for coal
CAgDESAs July sailed bigs Nellie Hustled, for North %
Hatteras: Mel ie Antrim. for Pa-cagOula
IO,DON, July q.Sailed for United states pOT Louisa
Elizabeth Taylor. screaner John Campbell, Ingof. Diana
Sophie, Helene Laurie Hartsene Nina Row antrr
Jens Brands, f. H. DuSal Arilo and poar. Arrived ons
the I'd inst Kossack and Inegrdad Arrived out On the
fth inst Elliptic Arrived TIE sth inst slams Cas
taspec An'oneta the latter In rhe Channel Bonto Ham
burg Arrived the 9th nst Due
figie COmmssary, MercaOr Capt Meinarias. Francesca
Chazzaro, Paoo Platte the latt. FamOuth
Craig OWL the latter at Leith.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-10
FATAL SHOOTING ACCIDENT IN NEWARK.

John Harrison, janitOr of the Newark Acad-
emy and Sc yon the High Street Presbyterian Church.
residing at No. li6 Willian;St, Newark, NJ j., acci-
denaly shot and killed himself yesterday noon while
attempting to draw charge from revolver He Dor
rowed the weapon intending to carry it in the Orange pa
radc on Monday. He went into the yard OF the academy
adjoining his house and his little daughter states that
While he picking at the barrel OF the revolver the
weapon exploded The ball entered the center OF the
chest in the mean line, and as death was almost IN
Simultaneous, il must have penetrated to the heart: Inc
deceased SO years Old and leaves wife and Tour
chi iron
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-10
Three Aifainnhlc llesainaa.

good appetite vigorous digestion sound sleep three
blessings that imply good many NOR and are aainabe y
the daily Of HCsTE STOMACH BrIHKs The soIa
vgorate by rapidly disposes u the
food committed 10 II. and AT the time Graves for moro
with natural and the brain from which pain and
dependency have been banshe rs that Statutory anoyne and
cheering cordial the hoar Of that tranquil
ropose which Providence
bcstOw Besides these most desirable results
physique fortified against the
attacks Of disease by this splendid aizer aud protective
which take altOgeh' about the most Desirable
unquesonaby Of the most popular medicines In er'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-10
THE FATAL SHOOTING IN HARLEM.

Coroner Woltman took the ante-mOrtem
statement Of Frederick Ludlow last night the who
was shot on Thursday night by f. Buckns at Firsave
and twenty thrdst. Ludlow stated that
the shooting was entirely unprovokcd Bucking told
reporter last evening that the trouble was on account OF
Mrs Hennessy, Lubow's lndlady. He says they have
had trouble about her before.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-10
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
THE PROPOSED MATCH Az WIMBLEDON.
MR.. PARsONss VIEW SUPPORTED BY THAT OF MIR.
HAMILTON OF TIE IRISH TEAM.

THE PROPOSED MATCH AT WIMBLEDON.
MR.. PARsoNs's VIEW SUPPORTED By THAT OF MR.
HAMILTON OF THE IRISH TEAM.
IOSDoS saturday. July 10. 1878.
Mr. Hamilton of the Irish Team writes to
The Standard in support of MIR. Parsonss
letter of yesterday i'll reply to newspaper
criticisms. He says: 81 have shot against
the American Team both in the United
States and Ireland; can say with confidence there
never has been any team in this country able
TO beat them. l don't mean wo have not as
good individual Shots but their organization
il simply perfect. Discipline will always beat supe-
rior individual strength in such contests. The MEN,
beers of the American Team have shot together
for over year. If member by accident
gets of the target another is able at to put him
ON again. Col. Gidcrscevc has assured me that men
only win by the minutcst triilc. In America
the Irish made higher score than the best they
ever made for the Elcho Shields, and yet, although
it Is true by accident were beaten. The following
week when competing for individual prizes they
made so points moro than the Americans
over the same course. The Irish score ut Dolly
mount ON June 20 was again better than
any they ever made for the Elcho Shields,
while the Americans averaged 1G1l6, which
il higher than the best individual score
evsr made at Wimbledon. Yet in the
Ab1corn Cup match for the selection of the
Irish Eight, six Iishmcn headed the list the Alner-
cans followed at long intervals.
The letter points 20 the above statistics as proof
that the Americans almost safe from defeat
sbooting against picked team. while if allowed to
compete with three Fights, the match would be the
best and most interesting the world has ever seen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-10
TIE ORANGE ANNIVERSARY.

The Rev. Morris A. Tying has accepted the
Invitation Of the Orange lodges to preach sermon to
the Order tomorrow in the Church of the Holy Trinity,
at Madison-ave. and Forty secOndst at : p m The
members of the various lodges will assemble at p m
at the headquarters of Derry Wall Lodge at No 413
Fourth-ave and march to the church u Is expected
tnat 600 members will be present, but they will not wear
their rcgalia on Monday the lodges or New-lork,
Brooklyn. Williamsburgh. and jersey tly VIII 20 10
Alpine Grove, opposite YOnkers. on the Hudson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-10
POLITICAL NOTES.

Ex-Speakcr Mcclure is a great comfort to the
Repubcan press of the They labor under the In
presson that he has completely overthrow all OF Gov
Tlldcns claims he a reormer Perhaps that accounts
for the Governors bad health.
Gov. Leslie of Kentucky has not announced
his, , coudiate for the United States scnatOrship as
,h ,Iceroul said he Ind The Louisville Courier journal
SAYS there is an Impression that his name Will DO pre-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-10
CAPT. GRIFFITH MORRIS.

Capt. Griffith Norris, who died after long
ard painful illness at Camden n De- on the TIN inst' was
native of Wales and for long time a resident OF Last
la. ton lie came this country when years OF age,
, wee, fos cycrl years board the United states
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-10
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM NEW-ORLEANs-fn stdnshfp Hudson July O.
FOrsytn, wife, child and nurse Geo Martin WIFE chill
dren and nurse CAPT W. NJ Dunbar Mrs L. Greenesf child
an servant Miss H. Leeds g. Leeds Mrs &. Thayer.
John Leeds Travis, has Robb, W. H. Hunt. VITO
and servant John ogeTsOn. NJ. Nathan, wife,
cnld and servant. " Huntington. W H. Frsbe NJ b. Miller.
Iralish Johnson .. koscnburg. II M0TOney and wife.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-10
PIGEON SHOOTING AT LONG BRANCH.

A pigeon shooting match took place at Mon
mouth Park yesterday Afternoon between John Heckshcr
OF the Jerome Park Gun Climb and John Tucker VI the
Philadelphia Club. They shot at fifty birds each. twenty
five wards rise English Gun Club rules The was
as follows: Hcclshcr 81 Tucker, 81 This was consd
cred excellent shooting for amateurs large number vi
persons saw the match
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-10
THE STATE or TRADE.
HAyAJA MARKET.

HAVANA. July o. Spanish gold. 209 2d2l0 Exchange In
fair demand the United states. 60 days currency
nr.n short sight do. gDa92 prem go days gold, lls1il9
rrem short sight do. l22dl23 PREM on London liS4l4o
prem; Paris. llogl-O prem sugar him
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-10

A man fell into the river yesterday at the foot OF
At He was taken unconscious state BY
several bysanders AMI carried to the PARK Hospital ne IL 80
ve,r. m age feet inches high, brown hair aud light mus
ache and dressed panaloons white shirt blue over
shirt and boots. The name J. Murphy with cross anu
wreath are attoOed with India ink on his left arm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-10
Special Notice.

Mrs. Winslow'- soothing syrup, for children tee,hinG
s0itcns the gums. alay oil pam and cures wshd collie
De-hl.rs the and safest remedy for chls
and Fever and Malaria
CIarcts and Suuernes.-Fro,a 81 so good sonnd vino,
p,r case Including Barton Geustiers Cruise Fila
Lalalde Ciaithes, bottled az thc tiht'suH On ,,.
Established 1853.
Po.t-Oulce Noiice.-Tle MAILS FOR EUROPE for the
week ending SATURDAY. July 49, 1873. Will Close Al this
at 8 a. IN; TUESDAY at 1880 H.. ard on sATC T.
DAY 8 and 1880 a. T. L. JAMES 4. NJ
The Great In ssh Remedy for Gout aud Khcn tisn
the above complaints either OF recent
long staining advised 10 BAIRS GOVT and RHEU.
MAIC PILLS They can oe relied upon ~ the most safe ard
remedy on red 10 the public and have been UNI
yers used Europe for many years with the greatest sao
Prepared by PROUT & HARsANT go strand, London,
England. Wholesale Agents-h. PLASTEN q son, "a
MnLamst. New.lO
Advertisers deslring gain the attention. and pa.
tronage Of Farmers md gric uitursts will md THE
WEEKLY TRIBUNE the most valuable and effective
dunn reaches farmers and those Of better
class than any other weekly paper published Advertise
ment proper classification, should 10 handed
before Monday Of the week Of issue
The Best Rooms for Onlces In New.York.-over half
THE TRIBUNE BUILDING Is occupied by Its psrmAp
tenants They and all their visitors unite In pro.
nouncng its Offices the MOST ATTRACTIVE and. all things
considered the CHEAPEST in town. Contrary To the
expectation, the building proves ghtess
Of al the large buildings In the city All the beau
fuy flushed In hard wood ssh. There elegant ga
nxures heat and water in All exceedingly
light and airy perfectly ventilated have outside Window
aud communicate directly with the elevators aud nearly al
have independent enii on the hall The elevators
aide By SIDE and both III good working order They are
night Beu,s Ney favorable AlI, alton should ~
ulai, II THE rEi BUM Counting room.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-10
FOREIGN NOTES.

ToRoxTo, July "a body of 400 Mennon-
ties left sarnia this evening" per steamer en- route for
Manitoba.
TORONTO, July 9.-Mr. Harris, G. f., left
Ottawa to-day with three engineers for the VancOuyers
Island section Of the Canadian Pacific Railroad.
lIor of,er FOreiqn Ners firs InQc.l