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New and Novel
LoFTHFIES.

Missouri State LotterIesI
On the 18th dAy OF Each Month during
1875 will be Drawn the ~
sINgLB NUMBER LOTTERY.
CAPITAL PRIZE -. $4,000.
lO,290 Prizes. amounting to Sl00, 000'
s6T1ckets Only 02.7A
Try ticket in his Liberal Scheme,
s25O.0OO m PRIZES.
CAPITAL PRIZE-..-..........S3 600
IO,29O Prizes, amounting to V25O, OO0:
A S6 Single Number Lottery
will be drawn on the Soth day ofeaeh month.
hTWhole Tickets, .: Halvef, ESQ. "a
Prizes payable IN fuiI and no pojtponeneutof
Address for Tickets and Circulars
MURRAY, KILLER q CO.,
P. o. Box 246, st. Louis, Mo-
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MARRIED,
DIED..

instant, by Rev, Mr.. Domer, CHARIES STS
Washington, DC. --'A' o0'n VI
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A LII KINDS OF GENTLEMEN'B OASN
o. wearing sgrsFsi can Ss sod % ne ysEz bess
D street. between SIKH and eevelth northwest
Notes b nan promptly attended a oazh pad.
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pRoPosALs FOR SUPPLIES.

QuARTERMAsTER's OFFICE, q. 8. M.C.,l
WASHINGTON, Dec. Is, 1876.
Sealed proposals viii be received 1t this once
until Il o'clock, m, Of THURSDAY, the 10Th
the United states Marine Corps during re fscsi
year ending June so, 1876, to be delivered at
the ONCE Of the Assistant Quartermaster, Phils-
delphis, Pa, free OF expense 70 the United States
Schedules Of the supplies required with guam
titles, and the standard samples can be seen In
the ofice Of the Quartermaster, Warrington, ID.
O.; Assistant Quartermasters once, No. 226
South Fourth street, Philadelphia; Marine Bar.
racks, Brooklyn, N. Y, and Boston, Mass.
Blank forms Of proposal and all information de-
places named above.
Proposals to be Endorsed on the envelope: aPro.
posals for Supplies" and addressed 70
W. B. SLACK, ;
de16 Major and Qusrtermaster.
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE Posr AND DEporl
CoM1ssARY OF SUBSISTENCE,
iWkeHInGToN, d. O., Dec. 10, 1875.
Sealed PROPOSALS, In duplicate, will be received
at this office until II o'clock m. on the FIRST Mon.
days of January, February, March and April,
1875 for the following stores:
Bacon, Breakfast Bacon, Flour, Corn Meal,
Beans, Rice, Hominv, Vinegar, Soap and Salt.
Amount required each month, quality and con-
ditions, made known by
de226t q. BELL, O. s., U. S. A.
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AUCTION SALES.
= = ,
Future Days.

T,RUsTEE's SALE OF A VALUABLE
THREE-sT0RY MANSA KD-RO0F
TWEaN FouRTEENTH AND FIFTeENTH
sRT nons nm hnokTH We G0HTAIsIBaaG
T1ONS IN THE CITY.
-. BY virtue Of DEGREES OF the Supreme Court
:sd Of the i.trict Of Columbia, passed 10 pro-
p. bate and In equity cause No. AIS, docket Is,
&@the under signed will offer for sale, on the
premises, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day OF De-
cember, lSs5 at lot twelve. az in Riggs
Plants subdivision OF square No. 20s, 22xe5, Inn
proved by handsome three-story brick dwelling.
Terms OF sale: One-third In cash: balance In
six, twelve and eighteen months with Interest az
six per cent. secured by lien upon the property;
compiled with In seven days after sale, otherwise
the property may be resold at the risk and co.'s Of
the defaulting purchaser. Conveyancing st the
cost Of purchsser. WINS. HOLIDAY, Trustee.
de2i-d&ds TH0S. BOWLING, Aucsioneer.
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MUSICAL ACADEMY.
1884 street northwest. DR.. j. P. Caulaeld,
Principal. seIs-tf

THEODORE INGALLS, KING, ORGANISE
IL st,John' q Parish, Teacher OF
PIANO, ORGAN, ETC.
% lessons, el2;' GO. Address, p. o. box ST. Il.
GEORGETOwNF FEMALE SEMINARY,
" NO. 81 sTODDARD STREET, GEORGE
.ABoARDINe,ANppHpSS Tso Ii oSi FOR YOUNG
LADIES. The course Of study is thorough and
Miss LIPscoMB, Principal; Miss r. y. HORN,
and Miss NJ. CLARE DE GRAFFENRRID, Lit
erary Assistants; Miss BETTE r. RIDGELY,
Eiocution and Literary Department: Dr.. j.
p, CAULDFIELD, Instrumental Music; Mrs.
Nj. +. NEWTON, Instrumental and Vocal Music;
Prof. L. EUGENE CoLLIERE, French; Prof. Z.
T. FRIsToE, Lecturer Of Natural Philosophy and
Chemistry. Circulars obtained Of Principal 1t
Ballantyne's, rs Seventh street,; Gilman's drug
corner Ninth and streets, Washington City.
FAN session opens September Is, 1E6. Street cars
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EDUCATIONAL.

I~S~SNINS~ONNNONONNINNON INOcINONON-N|NIN<JNIN
EXCELSIOR SHEET WAX
n FOR FLOWERSI
Manufactured and sold by
Madame N. E. b. Cary,
Teacher OF Wax Work in all its branches.
A liberal discount made to teachers and the trade
generally. No. 81 Fourteenth street northwest,
between 81 and streets, Washington, d. G.
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xAUCTION SALES
NoOooo.o00.oOo-o
To-Day.

BY CATALOGUE.
EXECUTORS SALE OF FINE OLD LIQUORS.
NNA On THURSDAY MORNING, De-
HNGENcember q, 1870, commenciRg at II
lTHAE7Hy O'Clock. within my auction rooms.
u HE@&R IshaIl sell the following brands OF
hne old liquors, viz:
z cases very old French Brandy, vintage 1872,
2 eases Pale 9tard Brandy, vintage 1922;
leases old Leyigne Cognac Brandy, many years
in glass;
2cases very fine old Hennessey Brandy, 1871;
cases very superior old Madeira;
Scases very superior Sherry, different vintages;
3cases Alto Douro Port, very rare and scarce;
2cases Vidonia Wine, very old:
2 cases old Jamaica Rum, IL years in glass;
Ceases Holland Gin, in stone jugs;
i cases very fine old Whistles;
Ceases Cherry Brandy:
Together with other articles. not necessary to
mention.
N. B.-The above very choice collection of
Liquors must be sold without regard to cost, to
close an estate, and parties desiring hrst-class
goods should not fail to attend.
Will be sold in lots TO suit.
del8 ST THOS. BOWLING. Auctioneer.
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RAILROADS,
OHE DOLLAR SAVED.

CHEAP RAILROAD TICKET OFFBCE.
Railroad tickets bought or sold, TO or from an
this city. Apply to n. ID. WHITESIDE,
slS fennsylyania avenue N. Win the cigar store,
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NJEw YORK AND WASHINGTON
N THROUGH LINE TO BALTIMORE,
EEW YQRh: -
ALL POINTS II THE NEW ENGLAND
STATES.
THROUGH BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND
NEW YORK
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS.
elegant Aad improved finish. -
TRAIN LEAVING AT s:3 A. n. IS PULLMAN
PARLOR CAR TRAIN EXCLUSIVELY.
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS ON
NIGHT TRAINS.
On and after dc. "a 1875, trains by this
line Will leave Depot Of Baltimore and Potomac
Railroad, corner Of Sixth and B streets follows:
e:2S 9. m. Limited Express-PulIman Car Train
ioT Fhladelphla, New YORK and points East
1:3O 2. m. Express for Philadelphia and New York
t:og: m. Express Tor Philadelphia and way points
STOP. m. Express for Philadelphia, New York and
P1RI Hils PAREoR CARS on all Day Trains.
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARs on
Tickets and Information can be procured at the
BaggaRe called for and checked at hotels and pri-
yIte residences on orders left 1t the Offices ofthe
compAny, northeast corner Thirteenth street and
PennsylvaRla avenue, and on the northeast corner
Of Sixth STREET and Pennsylvania avenue.
Depot BALTIMORE & POTOMAC RAILROAD,
corner Sixth and streets. povn
General Passenger AFsPt5 fhiis%es sEpa4 "a.
febl6 Superintendent, Baitimore, Nd.
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NatisuaI gspsb'issa
FINANCE AND COMMENCE


WASHINGTON, Wednesday evening, Dec. z.
In New York to-d<y money was active at :.
Gold closed at 11SEQllS7s. Exenangs quiet &C
4ss. Goyernmep, bonds dull and lower at the
following cloengs:
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MERCHANTS LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
Ia BETWEEN
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.
Hereafter the nne steamships e @. <fA
KNIGHT ann John 6IESO will make <(T(ELn
regular WEEKLY TRIPS BETWEEN 2E7zz11n
NEW YORK, ALEXAE ORIA, WASHIN 6rUN
from Pier Il, East liver, every Saturday At p. m.
Leave Georgetown every Friday At - N. and
Alexandra the same day.
For nun Information apply to R;P. A. DEN
HAM, business once and wharf, g Water street,
Geergetovn, or at the once OF the president, near
iSileS President.
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.l3sriai i4- = SINS -si9z-a OIL loftglH -ls 81
81 aEgs Cs1' .rs'a7 5sei o. y a
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Jn0ef to ADVERTISEMENTS

AMusFMENTs-Ecre Pdoc-4th. 9Th, and 9th columns
BANKIYG-nousEs AND BANxERs-IcnM PdQe-5th and
9th columns.
BUSINESS CHANCEs-Ninth ragged column
BUSINESS NoTICEs-S,rth Pd0e-lst column.
CORPORATION NofICEs-fifta PoGc-6th column.
DENTISTRY Tenth Pdce-6th column.
DIVIDEND NOTICEs-Te1h P00e-Itb and oth columns
EUROPEAN ADvERTisEMENrs-Ionh Idge-4th, 5th' ana
EUROPEAN HorELs-Tenm Paoe-4th and 18th columns.
EXcURsIoNs-Eierenh Id0e-6th column
FISANcIAL-Tenh Pdqe-2d. Sd. and 4th columns
FuRNITURY-fith PGce-6th column 80. ..,
HORSES, CARRAGLs. HARNESS. &e-Fym Fdge-oth
H0Tris~ Fl,renth Page-5th column
icy CREAM-Fnh Page-6th column. ,, n
ISsTRu CrioS-Ninh Iuoc-1st column; Eighh rage
4th, 5th and 9Th columns
INSURANCE CoMPASIEs-Ninh PoGe-1st column
Law scHooIs-hinh Ia0e-lst column
LEGAL NoTICRs-Fifh Pd0e-5th column. 49, 49,,
MARBLE AND SLATE MANTyLs-Fifh PuQc-6th cohtmn
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS Sercnh Pdoc-6th column ~,
MISCELLANEOUS - Eiersnth Page sd column; I~eVth
MrsIcAI ISsTRuMENrs- Elerenh Pd0e-6th column.
NEW PUBLIc ATOMS Eighth Idgc-2d I'd. ana Attn col
umns.
RAJ LsTArE ron sALE-CITY-Eierenh Pdge.lst COZ.
uInn: CouNTRY-EierenM Pd0e-lst column: AUCTION
snrs-EIerepfh Iuge-lst column; TO ENIhAN1E-
RELIGIOUS NOTicEs-Iidh Page-6th column
sAfEs M AUCTION FIN P0oe-3tA column a., ,,,,
RIruArIONs w ASTrD. MALBs-Eterenm fdgt-oth coihi'
FeM,Irs-R lercnfh PdJe-5th and 9th columns
srrcIAL NorIcrs-SerenM I0Ge-6th column
srAuoNRRY- Eierenth PoQe-lst column o,.,, o.,
srE.uEoArs AND RAiLRoADs-Elerenm Page-2d ana 3u
STEAMERS. ocE,x-Nin@ Paos-2d column ., .o,,,,r.
SUMNER Northumberland idgc-lth ana o'h coiu"n'
TrAcurRs-Ninh Tdqe-lst column
THr TURF-EIcrenh Pdqe-6th column. -. o,,,,
TO LET-CITi PRoPfRTY-Aferf.m rngo-iS C T",n
RpOOKI w iercnh Id3e-lst cotuhh; N"oNi"'
Eiepcnh Td0c-lst column 49, , q, .,,
To WHOM II MAY CoScERS-Ninh Fdge-2d column.
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"DJSTUR TED TIRTIE.v

In his very sincere and outspoken letter to
the President on the administration OF the
interior Department, published yesterday in
THE TRIBUNE, Mr.. William Welsh of Phila-
delphia, who has been and is still an earnest
supporter of the Administration of President
Grant and warm friend of the President
himself, has very felicitously described
one of the leading qualities of the Pres
ident's character as "distOrted vir-
"tue." The merciful, prompt, and effective
aid rendered in the Indian service by Presi-
dent Grant and his ready response to every
suggestion and call in that direction are freely
acknowledged by Mr.. Welsh. Every sug-
DIGESTION l ever made to YOU" he says, was
promptly responded to, save only the inves-
tgation of frauds allowed by your ap-
"pointeesr even this lamentable trait"
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GDpIRN,HI.

The letter of Mr. Charles Rtade's which ap-
pears in THE TRIBUNE to-day comes straight
TO the practical question for which his pre-
yious communications have been Il prepare
ton. This concerns itself directly with the
question of international Copyright with
America, ana appeals frankly and forcibly to
the reason and justice of Brother Jonathan.
correspondent. who writes To lis apropoS of
Mr. Charles Readc's communications, styles
himself "a Good Natured Man" because
Inc has "bornc his share OF these newt
liable lectures upon his duty 10 Englishmcn
for about 40 years. and he seems to take it
very I'll that Charles Reade or any OTHER for
egncr should presume to teatn Americans
their duty. While he might not object to in
ternational copyright as concession of comfy
and reciprocity, he will not think of il rs "an
act of Justice to starving English authors
This is pretty discouragng sort of letter.
and if we thought it represented the opinions
of any considerable portion OF our counrymen
we should despair of copyright reform until
they had been drilled for a generation or two
longer in the fundamental principles of logic
and the ter commandments. Bnt Mr.. Rcade
explained in one of the earliest of his
letters hat international Copyright is an act
of justice to american much more than to
English authors. Suppose A Good Natured Man
turns the case around and looks at it that
way. Literary piracy robs the successful En-
glisli author of the profit on the sale of his
book in this country but it practically pre-
vents nine ont of ten possible American au-
thors from writing any book at all If
we are to consider the question merely
as one of expediency, we shall find that
America will make great deal more than
England by the proposed reform. 1t is rather
as a question of justice and morality that it
ought to he considered; but after all this as
pect of the matter includes the other, for it il
always profitable to be honest.
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many preceding him in the c0gent declaration
that our present shiftless financial policy is 40
Improbable and injurious as it is-unconstitu-
tional. A return to specie payments he shows
to be essential to national prosperity.
Mr. johnson has been connected with great
causes and with large public affairs all his
life. But he has never been an advocate In o
cause more important to his country. More
and more the currency question is pushed to
the front in our national politics. Reports
from Ohio indicate at least the possibility of
Gov. Aliens success. That success would
mean, perhaps, the destruction OF the
Democratic party as coherent national
organization; but it would mean also,
and certainly, the spreading, like wildre, OF a
greenback craze over the whole West and
South. Democrats who wish well to their
party have every reason to hope for Gov.
Aliens defeat. The Third Term Republicans
who have not abandoned their hopes of Gen.
Grants denomination have equal reason to
hone for Gov Aliens success. In either case
the currency must he one of the great Issues
if not the greatest issue, of the next national
contest.
Meantime the duty of the hour is to bring
together those who think the same things. If
a sound currency is to be defended, if the in
fation hcresy is to he prevented from gaining
control of our legislation, the work must he
done within the next six months. II will re-
auire the best energies of all its friends. No man
can do greater service thar by helping them
to unite their efforts. No man can do = greater
harm than by pursuing any course which will
tend to keep them III hostile camps, or to
magnify existing differences between them on
minor points. When nilationists conspire good
men should unite.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-14
TRIPLE SH E E Il
THE NRES THIS MORNING.

FopyIGy-The British Parliament was prorogued
and the Queens speech delivered. -= Gen. Won
Vastrow of Prussia died. - Hcrtling. an Ultra
montana was elected TO the German Parliament at
Coblentz. - More failures were reported in Lon
don. - The Old Catholic Conference discussed
the question of the Procession of the Holy Ghost.
- Spain intended sending 10000 men to Cuba.
meeting Of silk manufacturers Ill the inter
eat of the Centennial Exhibition held at Lyons
DoMEsTIC.-The Treasury has called in 100000
600 more bonds based on a syndicate subscription
IN the new loan - At the Newport regatta the
Clio and Windward won the Kingsland cups. -
The Teutonia Life Insurance Company was declared
from busincss in this state. = The strikers at
Fall River called for ballot to be taken on the
oucstion of resurning work. - Gov. Tilden re-
Turned to ALBANY being formally received al various
stations on the way. and in the Assembly Chamber
at Albany where he spoke on reform.
CRY AND SuDurB,N.-The head of a department
IN the dry-goods house of E. s. Jaifray & Co. en-
bezzled $4,000 -= Internal Revenue officers
seized two illicit stills in Brooklyn. - The Lcgs-
lative Committee on Emigration aud Quarantine
Affairs examined Abram Wakeman and Bernard Cas-
-serly concerning the reduction of hcad-mOney III
1871. - Receiver Jewett's powers were ex-
tended to make important arrangements concerning
Erie coal lands. - Local political organizations
presented 10 the Police Commissioners lists OF names
for inspectors of election and poll clerks. - The
survey of a route for a new aqucduct from the
Croton River will be begun Immediately. -
Gold l13I2 1854, 1875. Gold value Of the legal
tender dollar AT the close, $40 cents
TIE WEATHER-The Government report predicts
fair and warner wcathcr.--In this city yesterday
there was clear. warm weather until + p H., when
heavy showers fell lasting all the evening: Their
moIneter, so, $780, 70.
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Mr.. Rcverdy johnson does genuine public
service in the elaborate and able letter on the
currency which we print this morning. Mr..
johnson has long been recognized as one of the
foremost of our living constitutional lawyers.
lie adds his authority to the great names
already enlisted against the constitutionality
of the Legal Tender act. He has
also been recognized rs one of our
clearest thinkers on all politico-economeal sub
jccts, and he adds bis authority 10 that Of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-14

The nows-g atherer of a Fort Wayne newspaper
visiting the pententiary. reports that certain pris
oncr was smoking his pipe with as much indiffer-
ence as an alligator on the Balize." Have the ALI
gators taking moan advantage of the death Of tho
Rev Mr. Trask, the great anti-tobacconist, surren.
dered themselves TO the demoralizing habit Of
smokingi No more picturesque spectacle could pre-
sent itself 10 the imagin than that Of allgs
tor sitting upright on its tail with mecrschsun in
its mouth.
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Amnsements ano .Aleetinss.

FIFTH AVENUE TuEArER."A Bunch Of Berries"-
Vokes Family, ut 1880 and &.
METROPOLITAN TukATER.-variety Performance.
ROBINSON HALL" Chlpcric." In English at 2 and 8.
CENTRAL PARK GARDES Concert. Thomas
GtLxOREs GARDEN.-Concert, Mt and :.
FgRRERo ASSEMBLY RooMs-Grand Concert
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is not surprising that Captain-General Val.
maseda is dissatisfied, and makes the want Oh
troops prctext for his willingness to resign.
Mr.. PlimsolPs manly apology and MIR. Dis
raeli's polite explanation, as described by our
London correspondent, are characteristic or
each. The sailors champion won the favor OF
the House by his modest. candid statement,
and only "stOOped to conquer" while the
Premier healed the wounded party pride OF
his Tory supporters by adroitly representing
that public opinion aided but did not cOerce
him. Both appear to have acted with dlscrc.
ton, and to have compromised without loss OF
dignity.
The difficulty which even the shrewdest and
most watchfu merchants experience in avoid
ing occasional loss 10y dishonesty among persons
employed by them is illustrated In the defai-
cation of $4,000 which has been discovered
by well-known dry goods house, noted for
care in the selection of its men and Tor dllgeht
oversight of their dealings. The head of a
department in this house, By an adroit system
of fraud, duped his employers and commits
sion merchant outside. The crime is aggra-
waited by the fact that the defauter's tempta-
tjOn Law i'm dSsipated habits. He has fed from
the end.
The St. Louis whisky men who proposed
to manage things" in the political line for
Secretary BristOw. if he "would not press
:" them too hard" had evidently mistaken the
measure of their man, and were thinking OF
the time-nOt far in the past-when the Treas
ury Department was conducted Oh the
nlan which the Interior Department has
not yet abandoned. We presume that
Mr. Bristow is not without political
ambition, but his administration of an
important branch of the Government has
shown that he values the approval OF honest
men above official advancement, dependent
upon the bought favor of Rings But how
great must have been the decentralization OF
our Civil Service when such a proposition Is
made by the representative of gang OF
thieves to an agent of the Government, ana
when dishonest officials excuse their dishon-
esty by the plea that part of their Spolls
was appropriated to the service OF the Admin
istratinu'
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TERMS or TIE TRIBUNE.

DAILY TRIBUNE. Mail Subscribers. SlOper annuin.
SRMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE, Mail Subscribers o. per all
WrrxIy TRIBrNE Mail Subscribers. 81 per annum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-14

Lieut.-Gov. Beach and Mr.. Van II. Richmond
are little late in denying the statements in
the Canal Commissions report, but they do it
pumply. The pending suits will probably shed
more light on the subject than their letters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-14

Has written 81, 900 Accident Policies.-Ihe
travellers Life ana Accident Company Hartford
lRIYuLE Bros. build scales of any peculiar
desired special purposes and DO mol cohhc
the purchaser suoh st. les a. they usually maxi.
THE LARGEST CIRCULATION AMONG THE BEST
ProrLE-THK TR has it, The fact Is demonraiea %
te four months after ,heir pun
Ication before stunned IiSals were able 10 ueI even
bald denial The superior circulation shown IN 'e
The American News Company. Of the New YORK News Nol
psny OF tho Union News Company and All the othrr ncav
Seers IN the certificates Of the advertising agents ann III
the official report the Postmaster 81 the cy 20 t
r (enrrai THE authorities refuse 10 permit the ufttf luD
~ the 6crc. on account the complaints OF rivals;
bnt N IA known they continue dowa TO nisuhlc,
exhibit IN, relative proportions ~ "hth
announced last April The orders Of the news cGmpS
then and now demonstrate that TIP IibtNfs ud,S
circnlaon ia greater than the combined daily cicua.
tiWs OF both World and Time, while It's WEFhr aIg'
tan tho combined weeklies OF all its city ryas AuVc
Users who ant further information on these points have
IN call AZ TF TmR, publication Office, or see tlr auC =
"Of Interest 10 Adverscr among the special Notces on
the next page.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-14

Internal Revenue officials have expressed the
opinion confidently that there were no con-
ceaied distilleres in Brooklyn. But well
furnished mandatory of distilled spirits was
discovered yesterday. craftily hidden in a
wretched quarter of the city. Fortunately the
business was broken up before it had attained
extensive proportions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-14

The dormant state of politics in England is
reflected in the Queens speech which is de-
void of interest. The Shipping bill which the
Government was forced to pass; the trivial
concessions to Ireland, and the changes in the
revenue laws are all that her Ministers find in
the acts of the adjourned Parliament deserv-
ing of special mention. The convention with
Zanzibar, and the threatened punishment of
the Chinese are the only foreign questions on
which anything of interest is said
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-14

The gloomy state of affairs in Cuba lie
depicted in the letter from our Havana CORE
spondent on another page. Fighting continues
with more or less vigor, and the estate-Owners
are in constant dread of raids from the i'll
surgent bands. The Treasury is empty, and q
leading official charged with disappointing
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5000, 900 in gold has been sent to Spain. 1t
is not surprising that Captain-General Val.
maseda is dissatisfied, and makes the want OF
troops prctext for his willingness to resign.
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