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/ DVh' ah.boig hhOW VI ans pta't III
Wisconsin carried by the Republicans
PESNsyLvASn has Republican "
form Of government, and there Is just one
dollar and seventy-six cents in her treas
ury.
THE latest explanation Of II is that
Hawley and Kellogg "were knitted by
the Administration because Of their
evident growing disrespect for party die
tation."
Ir II wasn't Senator Logan who raised
a regiment for the Confederate service,
what Logan was it' Could thave been
Olive'
The Union, a Chicago German Demo
cratic paper, comes out for Tilden for
next President.
LOUISVILLE Cowier-.Iowndl: "Hanni.
bal Hamlin il the man." says the Indi-
annapolis Sentinel, "who is responsible for
doubling the postage upon transient
newspaper" And yet the newspapers
made Hannibal Hamlin. The quality of
the job, however, is nothing for which he
should feel grateful.
ONE of the most important acts Of the
late Democratic General Assembly OF
Ohio was the reduction Of the tolls upon
the turnpike roads about twenty-five per
cent. This is a very popular measure
with the farmers, and will be remem-
bered to the advantage Of the Demo
cratic party in the election.
SHERIDAN calmly says that the inva-
sion of Texas by the Mexicans, the mur-
dering Of the inhabitants, and the steal
ing of cattle and other property, is really
nothing to speak of, after all. He has
been investigating the matter, and finds
that the invaders do not attempt to vote
the Democratic ticket in Texas, and
therefore the term "banditti can not
be applied to them.
THE Republicans of Ohio arc dropping
Ben Wade almost rs hastily as they
picked him up. They have discovered
that he is too old, that his voice is too
weak, that he is Western Reserve man
whom the Reserve doesn't want, and a
dozen other defects. They have discov-
cred, also, that he stands no ehahee Oh
carrying the state II nominated
Mr.. JAMES LLOYD GREENE fired one
hundred guns in honor OF President
Grants message to Congress defending
his Louisiana usurpation. The people OF
Connecticut, in good many places,
freb one hundred guns in honor OF
the defeat Of Mr.. James Lloyd Greene.
The Republicans affect to take pen
sive consolation OF their late experience
in Connecticut, in pointing with triumph
to that handsome victory In Michigan"
This Michigan business, however, was an
unimportant election for State Judges
which has no bearing upon the issues be-
fore the country, and as an offset to the
Democratic triumph in Connecticut, as
claimed by the Republicans, is exceed
ingly thin.
THE election of three Democratic Con
gressmen in Connecticut out of four gives
us still another State in the House Of
Representatives in case, by the throwing
out the votes of the Southern States, the
elections should go into that body.
There are thirty-eight States in the
Union. Twenty are necessary for
choicc and the Democrats have now
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Commemdafiom Of the Legislature.

~, '''O" '"' .".L. ~. s,,,,,. o. abort
"na'e'e, may ~ -, -. ,S.au,hIv !,
o"eI ,s ~, ~ ~. A. , .'o,,,hs 81 ,ho Rsnubl;-
os'n as', ,,.sI !" 80 - ,a.n,a;n 81 II Comnare /,
co.. 90" - -, w;,h Tho nroced;ny Repub-
,oi ''o .-,' =, r. on, down N.
n.. n.an ns 80 ''. a''a. :eoo ooo II h.. taken
. ,s'''s "a ,aN, ,,o;s o - I.w . Rsrublican
''o"' '"' ga ~" -. n.or;s;ons hv
nneas., meas, ,Ih ~, oo "a,,u.;on [ 81 husband and
which 'n'ouen 0o''o" ,'',' VI. u.h,a 90 \.
, "ne, any nfNo, ", 49, a"asao,',;on. s.r dam-
'',nI Dia' 'A-n'a',v' ana oro.J - g. ,hs al. os
s.' .'.'' Do 49, ,.,,hou, snv nrev;ous
nquoi " P"ues ~" "o W ooo,,,d com mence
warning iivn' 'no'' ',oI "no ,o ~ Ia.ai on-
sui's, II n"' az IT, IT,. Connn;,
'ion ,aN' ~ mn,.n a.n So | ,.w 81 Ohio and
oou'u o'.',,ue .,,",, IN ,h" So ,sa;.lat;on
f-;..sI T, anao,ad a ;ud;c;ous law
.;n., ,h.
tOr tnc pTOttCtloh VI ihihciS ot"i"'s sN~
oJ q, oa,,ital;s,s Its session was
t's " :. III
'"'"'' aIo,a Of
preuecessoi, V"b ''"e
one thousand dollars day IL pas'eo
many local acts OF 'aiu"oie on",ao.e,,
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Australian adyces say that the drought
which prevailed there for a time has been
succeeded by heavy floods in the coast dis
tricts. ON Hunter river great damage has
beeu done TO CROPS Settlers were flooded
out and cared for by the Government. Hon.
" NJ Arnold. sneaker of the New South
Wales Assembly. was drowned while en-.
deayorinc 10 recover floating property, At
West Maitland. Patterson. and Morrrth the
water stood several feet deep in the streets,
with prea, de.truetion of city and country
propcrty. From Clarence, Bellinver, Mac.
Law. HASTINGS and other rivers. similar dis.
asters are reported. No loss of life repor.
ted.
,, ,.., ~. . A.. a., n,
ipe suSu''" ,"'Oa soy .""' ~, ivp'
nss 'i"u, r'li.s'"'a,'o"s '"ious" W.
ui''." " '.n''' " % ,"' ,,"r',O, u -Nua.''a
'''a' '"e Poei''O" " ,"o N"''.n :. oe'Vs"'"s ~
'n''' "'iu 'iioi' 'n'p'e'Sp,', ~ anu 'i"' II u"'
'.'Nv"%'i' u',s' ',A,, " ''"91a ~ ny ~, ~,
's'u =; Wv a'l a,s w 'a''si w..
,o'. "'' u w" .".S'".e ~ ''e "lu -,
" Wv Una" ~, a.. 49, ~"
u.a'o''ns ',l,. T" p'"e '"e W." M p'
n"''o""',' u"ae' a." p'.i ne ,.'"
r,Las..aor a, pome dsnlos.. m. .,rnaals
b.,,,son ~, CbnrcL .nd s,a,. .nd asyisss
n,nd.nce
dinloma,ic conference upou the met.
rical syste. of weights and measures met
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THE session OF the Ohio State Conven,
tion (semi-centennaD of Universalists
for 1875 will convene on Thursday, June
3, and continue in session until the sun
day night following.
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A GENIAL, bald-headed gentleman,
while in Paris, went one day TO the
geological Gardens. The weather was
warm, and he laid down ON a bench.
Presently he fell asleep, and he was
aroused by warmth about the head
An infatuated ostrich had come along.
and, installing his bald head for an egg,
settled down with the determined resolu-
tion 10 hatch il.
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gcucrai Brerifies.

was held, In q recent decision, that money
borrowed from time TO time, and temporarily,
by persons engaged In the business Of bank.
ing, is not liable to the United States tax on
capital engaged in banking.
The President has appointed volney u.
Smith, Of Arkan.as, United States Consul al,
St. Thomas, West indies, and Joseph Knots,
Of Iowa, United States Consul at Chihuahua,
| Mexico.
! A detachment Of ninety members of the
/ lst Regiment Of the Pennsylvania National
Guards was dispatched to Hazelton, Pa, a
/ few days ago. There is no probability Of
the troBps being recalled.
Sam. Tate, NJ !. Wicker, ct al, have
brought suit in the First Circuit Court
against the louisville A Nashville Railroad
Company to recover 100000 alleged to be
due them in connection with the transfer Of
the North 4 South Railroad of Alabama to
that company.
The referee in the suit Of VIM. K. Wood.
ward against the estate Of the late Ezra Cor.
nell, to recover $4,000 and costs, for
locating Government lands in Wisconsin,
from 1885 to 1865, has rendered report
finding Judgment Tor the plaintiff for f9o, ,OOO
and costs.
Ieande, e. Dv., of T.,nos.oo I'm. hoo,
sppoin,ed Consui at Odessa
General Alexander Fnbiras Commiss,,v
General of Subsistence ir,i,ed s,a,os an,
died in Wasbipg,on Anr;It4
The body Of John scbad. n German wbo
had besn mis.i,s 10, ia, vesLs ,,as f,,nd
in the Wabash river ue,, rer,s ua,,s Ind
The cause Of bis death is n rt,iert.
A STAGE from Doxnievjlte Califo,nia IN
Sacramento. was slammed recentIS nv birb.
wavmen and We,s Fa,oo A c. ,s..sn..
bo. was taken. containing Eve ,honssnd
6ve hundreJ dolIars in cold Ans, ha,s All
coin.
Fif,v puddiny.furpaces have heep s,ar,sd
in / Painter a SONS, mills a, pi.sbur, Tho
,udJlry. ,.,um;,, wo,k a, The sy. dolla,s
naJ s,,, go, -. 4, - .,.s, a.,
o,.ar iii LII - .ss.,,,a /. : a.. -.
and /, /, ,h,aah,J Jn r., g.. ~. .i."i,s
81 on, ,nitls Iii hr IN s,,It ona,.t;an
tohn craarr ,,.. a,ras,ai H. ;,no po.l
.rkansas ,h. o,bIr dar hr ,ha trn;,sd
slsIhs .,;ho,;,;os Eb.,-.a I'D, ra;nr .on.
,oo,.d ,r;,h ~. No, sn,ino. rolhor;a. ahoai
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-04-23

WHILE a young lady from Nankin
township, Michigan, was having her
photograph taken, and just at the mo-
ment when il was required finer 10 keep
perfectly still, she suddenly threw up
arms and exclaimed "Oh, Lordy sakes !
l forgot 10 take this quid Of gum out OF
my mouth
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NEWS IN BRIEF.


The Attorney-General has replied, and
commissioned the Law firm Of Emmett, Bur.
net a Hammond, Of New York, to represent
the Government in the approaching suit for
damages brought by the FIVE Democratic
members Of Louisiana who were displaced
by Col. DE Trobriand at the time Of the or.
ganisation Of the Legislature. The suits
are against Gen. sheridan and Col. DE Tro-
BRAND, and damages are laid at 100000 in
the case Of each member. The Government
undertakes the defense Of the two military
officers.
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Accidents aud Incidents.

The explosion of a boiler in the Gingham
mills, at South Adams, Mass, killed three
men and fatally injured two others.
The residence Of Philander p. Clifford,
Vineyard Home, Mass, was recently burned
down, and his sick wife, unable to leave her
room, persisted in the flames,
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criminal Record.

james +. Aicklen, formerly a citizen of
New Orleans, was shot and killed at Lake
Providence, La, by one Thewell. The mur-
derer attempted to escape to Mississippi,
but was captured and lodged in Jail.
A dispatch from Havana says William j.
Sharkey, the convicted murderer, who es-
capped from the Tombs, New York, has
arrived there in irons from Santiago De
Cuba His jailors say that he attempted TO
escape from the prison there by digging his
way out Of the cell, that he had made re-
psated attempts to slip from his hands his
handouts, while on the way to Havana, and
had attempted to leap overheard. sharkey
will leave for New York ON the first steamer.
Mrs. T.. l.. Irwin, highly respectable
young widow lady, Of Hannibal, Missouri,
tied a clothes line around herself and little
girl, six years old, fastened the other end to
a stake in the ground, and then took the
child in her arms and deliberately walked
into Bear Creek. Both were drowned. Fl.
nancial embarrassment and disappointment
in love are understood to be cause of the
act
Travis Harris, who murdered Squire Mas
terson, his father.in-law, at Commerce, Mo-,
was hanged at that place April 10th.
scpio Bryan and Elijah Atkinson, both
eolored, were hanged at Beaufort $. C., on
April 10, for the double crime Of murder and
arson in June, 1874. The execution was wit
messed by about Eve thousand colored people.
Both murderers made full confessions.
A Moline Glll dispatch says As A. W,
HASTE, young law student Of this city, was
escorting Miss Ellen Davis home from a
party, Charles T. Wood approached from
behind and, without warning, fired at Miss
Davis, the shot taking effect in the back
part Of her head. lie then hed, after ex
changing shots with Hastie. Fifteen min
utes later Wood was found ia an alley in the
act Of shooting himself in the head. II,
died in haitian hour. Wood was only twenty
two years old. lie had been a sutor for tn,
hand Of Miss Davis for some time, and had
threatened to take her life on several oeea
sions in ease she refused his suit The lad,
il il believed will recover.
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A CRACK invisible to the naked eye
the crack of a whip.
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Fires.

A fire at Sheboygan, Wis, destroyed
Crocker, Bliss a Cos. chair factory. Loss,
$50, 600 insurance, $4,000.
A FIRE at Charlotte, n. e., destroyed about
5000 bales cotton, the depots of the North
Carolina and Charlotte aud Columbia and
Augusta Railroad companies, and number
of private residences. Loss S250,OOO; about
wo-thirds insured. The FIRE is supposed to
have originated from sparks from the engine
of the cotton compress standing near. The
fire on II barge, capable of holding over
$500 bales Of cotton, was soon beyond con-
troll, there being high wind from the west
The FIRE passed over the thinly built part of
the city, distance of three-quarters Of n
mile, mostly Of cotton and railroad depots.
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A TROY poet, whose wife takes in wash
ing to support the family while he is
working up his rhymes, went home and
found nothing but cold meat for dinner.
He kicked over the table, broke two or
three plates, and went to the saloon,
where he dashed off the following to his
wife;
1 would not strike thee--no, my love,
Not with the roses dewy leaf,
Or draw within thine eyes the tear,
The trembling tear Of wounded grief.
The Albany Argus says he may not
strike her with a rose leaf, but that he
will probably belt her over the head
with coal scuttle when he goes home.
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A VICTIM of grinding poyerty-the
hand-organ man,
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From fhe south.

tooh pihtt w tnt highb
From fhe south.
In the Louisiana Legislature, April Is, the
House accepted the whole compromise Of.
fered by the Congressional Committee the
ousted members cheerfully acquiesced, and
the Kellogg government was sustained. The
following il the full te,t Of The resolution
adopted with regard to the Kellogg govern
ment
Hesshed, By the General Assembly OF the State
Of Louisiana, That said Assembly, without spftot
ing the same will no, d'sturb the present State gov
eminent claiming TO have becn elected In ls72, and
known as the kellogg Government, or seek to Inn
peach the Goyerner fer any past official acts; and
that henceiorth will accord to the said Governor
all necessary and legitimate support in maintaining
the laws, and In advancing the peace and prosperity
of the people Of this state; and that the House OF
Representatives, a. to Its members a. constituted
under the award Of 0coryef Hoar, W. Wheeler,
W. y. rrse, Samuel ,. Marshall, Clart-on \. Pot
ter and VIM. Walter Phelps, shall remain without
change, except by resignation or death Of members,
until new general election and tina, the Senate,
as herein recognized shall also remain unchanged,
e.,eh ~ far as that body shall make changes on
ron,ests.
On call Of the roll this resolution was
adopted by vote OF As Democrats and a
Republicsas against lS Democrats and Re-
pubicans.
The Louisiana House, April IL, completed
organization, by electing Trezevant, Clerk,
and other Conservative officers. The terIas
of the award were carried out in the Senate,
by unseating Elan, Democrat and by seat
ing r. = Gootpi Utmotfat, in the place of
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islature, '''''''''-
Voters will cut this out and put 1t in
their hats
New-York tribune., 1875-10-15

not unanimous Two OF the six judges dssented main
tanning that literary property founded In the conf
mon Law, and that its perpetrity had not been
changed by statute treating the subject which OF
less interest to literary men than to lawyers, the
writer Ofr g. Drone) has exhibited wealth and ex-
actness of learning, terseness OF statement, and
lucdity Of expression. Of which there but com
parsvely nfrequent examples in the literature oi the
professlon.-Another paper Of remarkable character
in this number The History of Title" is chapter
from the romance Of conveyancng. showing the dspo7
session Of occupants of valuable piece
real Boston in the course of less than hfteen
years through singular defect Of title in each case ana
after all by fresh search and discovery the property
reverting the original who had been lett out IN
the cold for several years, with ample opportunity 10
"ponder the uncertainty of the law and the mutaby
OF human affairs"
New-York tribune., 1875-10-15
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK, Oct H. 1873.
The following were the sales at the Exchange

NEw-YoRK, oct II. 1873.
The following were the sales at the Exchange
salesr oom to-day:
Bv A.. H. B,s!ler Soa ,os ,yo.,
gs & 9o9Se 81 sa1e Ta ?s ?siSS4isaa5s
I6sx2 eL,s24 g. " Richard Mc0i vow"
lot. on IN. cor of shave and 7sts O2 asioo .oo 100
sV,I dn lbe sSd st. s47 ~ Of the Boule
vard each lot 25xlOe2 70 r fsiaer e, .,'''' '''''
sorv brick houses wh lots the 75tst 200 40, coo
Il of 2d.ave, each lot 201l022 to h
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESIAlE.
rEw-YoRK CITY.
vasbi,gtopave W g. 5OS1OO esd ward; sas . oo
5lst3t; 3 $50 I OF llth"'e' IVhiVoo' ooo 1886
oThad IT, sc,Mdt T. 1Si 70 Maria seser $1,000
washington-lve, 5orIOo; Nm NJ streeter and ooo
lVeGsi; = .r,os iao i Neal @ 5000
7G ~ n = and e 5ihsfs S' TO anne l25oO
7tnMvsi an1 s ,a Japb 11 ~ Nominal
sre ,e s1 SSI dt for 1s' Wing. 22sco
itaa y.ld s2s' % dsns rowland
sd Gn%' a"c 10 ''s soTio6 cfacmont t25d war Nd
ward II sproul and wife TO John codnor foi, 'oo
9g5; as Iy,o So u 10 spe2er S 2. $4,000
sdaye @ s. 5csIoo ciaemont C33d word) Robt 7oo
iT 10 Soxioo c6as Mcdonald and 400
3d. 100 snd 81 sic s fcG ~ enry 1900
l6thst 81 1o 0 Rnr ~ al ~ ffsnssh MoTifr 100
lat asG o. vi 2h 10 81 Maia s675
Of l25th Il and ., oi h 81 x
100 t2sd WardI Mortz Her1berg and wife to Geo ~.
l45t1s srS = S53 tcs MS 'u'n'e, Nominal
sdnes EyTe to s4TaH 25Ii55 Charlie; Billet
Church tot deaSeh"d)i Cnar's f. "H"""'' ~ ~ 'i $500
fStIa5. KSaasI j. T. SAVAGE deputy Resister
New-York tribune., 1875-10-15
Connlrn properln Go Get.

A PAIR of twin HOUSES, hFGe lots, Weil
~ located. on high ground. icpots & rfs -, p,
month, 10 good tenants Address MUTUAL lEltNh Anp
nne Oihce.
TO LET-At Tarrytovn. on the corner OF
Washington Depcyst,f ansi chestnut ss, alafs ha.t
tnf iurI -hci HOUSE, ali o'cra improvements sN uAts
tuildf every sHllat
ltfsc family. yonnl ies ualiafs b. wIl n lrnsa
Nsi5 sh.ah ind .ihn"iat, pys' siua eNoa o. idhi 49,
So Sixt'tave.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-15
OFFICIAL RECORD or MORTGAGES.

OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES.
Bsi' D. Elehe1er ven @ H. " '''' '"A s22 Oc0
Johnson Peter aud wife, TO Metropolitan LIE lns =" IA
year u oI".s,. "a % s.i at of 1daye .. $500
5ane .p -tli', ~ $500
I'm I'M 90 n ,ne yrsi n a2d- 81 Of 1daye........- GJO0
Bliss Ghas,es . az at1 i.He Giy, 10 10000
Fl, nagsn James, Hesa a" v,aTs %,s chathaf $500
smith , thza y a. ,2 l;a Emma Mi'ns. 1000
Heerlcin F6sd avS ana %l,ec 81 20 Sothaf 5000
eynao fGy w. s ~g eoTne e % 4haye and GSst 10000
nqTsy Josn N 4 to toO'F' be"n 1900
oliver Leon Nathan Chedsey due - cor!efoi q ooo
a
Van XaisenGtnEfs ,Ac Aa'e" a. 80 ~ $4,000
Wr Wa g. ana cor 9sS 81 - - NtholasaTe and tst 5000
Eyser Geo " .ps %iie' 10 1000
sTSgTt Jg9 70 ,385 q / ws3, sRG via" /" $50
Singer Mariis to I"an sIe E9spsn t93 nr yes 800
9tSeicaiI j. Y. SAVAGE, Deputy Register
New-York tribune., 1875-10-15
Nsw- 5ersen Real Gstate tor 9dle.

&9 AG1 FIRST lEAR-balance SlO,00O
Cd -. .LstFI can be remain Iper ceBt-wi purchase
ether comfortable snburbal cottage resu es win
Land In lawn gartieu snaie,
irntr flowers gues Houses have II gas, Da,
hel er marble nanels Sc. Three minutes nom station ana
y. Y, by the frequent express
gus On the passenger railroad IN the wgd Paved and
lighted streets all well drained and he1hy horse, cow
chickens staDie sc. All in order ready occupancy
Apply 10 OWNER, Box 1884, Elizabeth.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-15
JERE. JOHNSON, JR., Auctionecr.

Quick transit sure. We-tchesteT to the front.
GREAT RAll ROAD OPENED.
GRAND AUCTION FESTIVAL.
Fee Champ6tr Music Harrison, COLLATION. and Balloon As.
MEMORABLE EVENT
500 CHOiCE LOIS AND PLOTS
on saw Valley 5ouls lsar., Arlns,ou Clarendon Berke.
NORTH YONkERS,
adjacent to the station o. The NowYOr, Boston and Montreal
railroad, at HnTr-eINed auction.
THURSDAY, Oct. 81, 1873.
at ii OCOFk N. the premises.
First results 0f Iuck Transit Flst salu o lots the New
Railroad First step The revival First opportunity
OTIS AZ primitive prices before speculation AID In prove
sale absolute Title perfect Terms casN.
PRE- Excl kstON and CoiItTiON.
Prot Haruron.a niU'itdb.f Etrrniflfitit-
Prof Fisher the during aerial pSlrasi Ia Tie world
his feuihc Balloon A,ctasliu
Grafllis 1th Regiment Band.
free tickets eular train leaving Grld Central
40 a. connect win special tram YORK
boston Montreal Railroad and inutatipn
apply 10 JERE JOl NsoN, lr, Auctonerr ~ Park op
l0s.te New PostOilce, y. T., or TO MM. H. BALDWIN,
Ciyil Engineer. loaL,rs.
MASTER SALE-In Chancery OF New-Jcr-
Nn scy.-HENkY j. MILLS, Spc ial Master OF Chancery
will expDse for sale by pubhc vendue the homestead late
the r-sience Of DOMINICK EGGERT, decreased In the
Township Of South Orange, COuaty. SATURDAY,
tract parcel OF land containing $3.50 together with
the resdence, All in good order Also otr tract par
col OF Land containing eol acres, more lesH The above
within 20 Minutes walk ~ south orange Railroad depot
and 10 minirs walk of MapeHoo1 station. the Morris
and Essex Division ot the d. T. and W ~ X, ard fr
unsurpassed AsD tract containing .crea
tnate In the Newark Gres< sai Meadow the city OF
Newark. NJ
New-York tribune., 1875-10-15
EX-SECRETARY MCCULLOCH ON FL
AZ NANCE
NOW READY IN

EX-SECRETARY MCCULLOCH ON FL
A. NANCE.
NOW READY IN
TIE TRIBUNE EXTRA NO. %.
Eleven Letters from london to TIE TRIBUNE
I THE FINANCES OF FFANCE-RECuPERAIlNE
POWER OF TIE NATION
II. FRENCH FINANCIAL POLICY-ELEMENTS o
NATIONAL PROS PERITY.
H. NATIONAL DEBTS-RORROWING MADE EASY.
~ NATIONAL ARMIEs-TIIE MAIN SOURCE OF
NATIONAL DEBT.
V AMERICAN CREDIT ABRoAD-wHY IT is NOT
HIGH.
VI PARTIAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DlsHoN
EST POLICY
VII BAD FAITH OF sTATEs-ITs EFFECT UPON
NATIONAL CREDIT
VIII BONDS PAYABLE IL GOLD-HOW CONGRESS
MEANT To PAY TILE BONDS.
TX THE INDIANA COMPROMISE-BAD FAITH OF
THE FIX sECRETARY'S STATE.
Y THE PAPER MONEY DREAM-INFLAIION-
PANIC AND REPUTATION.
XII EVILS OF PAPER MONEY DISASTROUS RE
SUITS OF THE SYSTEM
Also,
! LETTER FROM rTE HON RRvERuY JOHNSON ON
THE NATIONS CT RRl,NCY.
TxSecetarv McCulocs and Mr. JOhnsons Letters appear
THE TRIBUNE EXTRA No. %
Sent by postpaid for 10 cents copy Twelve copies
for 81 Address r. ,,,,,.,.,, ,-, ,,r,
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CASONI & IS0LA,
" STEAM MARBLE and GRANIrE WORKS
lfb Ia lhs ~ ts, tOth hfasls ~
Monuments Manfela, Affairs Hgufcs, fiuDg. Nsuslilf
&c importers and
work ~ every derr rptiun.
w ID. a \. s. NlCHOIS.-25O entirely new
w designs Marble Siat, ant Wood ManteS Aaiaias
tn,fs Iron resting stable txtUrr tencs orats-. Nsth
Nanes, 81, Mholcaal au IL l Send lo ,aialugge IS iAh
son e. opposite Worth Il.
Dlht MARBLEIZED AND MARBLE MAN.
pOO TEiS, designs, ffotn sl2 up~aniS closing ,lt
hagvai rincu1u or cash marble turning "r ihe it""
A. hi-ABEIt lSs EAst lsth ct. scar lhiId ave, n y.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-15
Gountrn Real estate for Sale.


NOR SALE-A COUNTRY SEAT Of 53 acres
I'm thc village o. GENEVA situation excellent
& buildings aud tine fruit Apply TO GERKIr H. SMITH,
Geneva, Now York
DOR SALE-Three line suburban RESI-
L DENCES, with extra good Improvements to 20 seres
of land with abundance OF ult; Also two nrs
class FARMS or each, from 4 10 miles IRON
Ithaca X Y Our graded public schools, with Corncl
University afford educational advantages. Address
W. ". AYERS, Ithaca y. Y.
10000 HH! AGRES iae1 Fh9RDA ,s 10 actual 2RASGa issi a
: acre. INQUIRE OF a. " SMITH. 81 Park
New-York tribune., 1875-10-15
Brook!un Real Gsstatc for sale.

Brook!Dn Real estate for sale.
A DESIRABLE 18th Ward PROPERTY IN
~ brg eass ne ghlor hood, value $4,000 20 EXCHANGE
for country rssieTce worth about $4,000. HOlAND
WHITING, BeekmaLst.
yIOR SALE-HOUSE-A new brownstone
4 UousE no arlfO.aye near MaFka four books
n entrance 10 Prospect Park ZUXlJ 10 rooms Plate glass
ndoSs hard wood nigh all improvements price Sl5OOO
terms easy Inquire premises, OF O j. ROAf 33i Hehei
ulerhorn-st. Brooklyn
TWO new three-stOry, basement and sub-cellar,
LrDWus;one DWELL tiS 400 and 40 lAt-st, all lt
nro ycnl ents for sA IL very low. FERNS easy.
JAMES y. VAN BRUNI on premises, or
20 SOuth.st, Ncw.fork.