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THE FIRE RECORD.
IN DUNELLEN, N. j.

fire at Dunellcn, n. D., on "Wednesday hish'
gave rYse to exaggerated reports IL was staed '' INC
entire business portion of the village had been CONSUMER
that aoss of oveI 900 had resulted ana ta the GU
zcns of the place were nearly paralyZcd Dy the us
,s,er II appears that the flames were confined 10
fbree frame houses known Wilson's block ana that
thc loss WAS about S2 600 The fire was discovered III
obout 10 ~ H. in shed at the rear Of Pocs STORE Oh
Noin.st and the alarm was promptly given 1hefe Is
no fire engine in the village and message was cent 10
Planhed. three miles distant, summonng an engine
Steam engine No 9 OF Planed was soon on the sfohd
but after working for short time the fremrn found
that they had exhausted the water supply when had
heen obtained froms small creek about 200 yards u.s.
tant Bnckcts OF water draw from ncighborlng pumps
were then thrown the fire until 1t was extlngul'h.u
One of the houses burned owned ny L. y. rope
who kent a grocery store His loss on thc bu,iIhg,
stock furniture etc. amounts to about rlo"o. ic u
insured for s. 900 $1,000 in the Washington Insurance
COMPANY Of Painicld and 5000 III tie jersey VI.
owned by j. Y. Wilson. They were valued at Sl3oVo
and are total loss. They were Insured Ior SS'up .e
insurance being distributed among the American Siutu
Fire Insurance Company of Newark. the llNoloo Lon
don and Globe. and the f'na OF liHrtfoiu IhtL
fonr stores occupied in the burned buildings but ihe
occupants suffered 10 loss, win inc eAceP,Ion
Of J. H. Dunn -four dealer, whose loss
amounts TO about $3.50. with no insurance
on the three families residing in the burned dwelling
J. O. Miles lost furniture Ia the yano oi so ana james
Y Wilon lost IL 900 worth of furniture. Neither was
insured. The pOstOflce Of the village was III rope )
croccry store At the time Of the lire there were only
two empty mail bags there anu they were phrh.u ~ IL
the intention Of the property owner. To- rcbnd me
houses burned ~ brick instead of wood l Is also de
signed to build large ci-ern in ihe neighnorhood 10
gIIgrd against similar accidents in the future.
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PARTIAL WOMAN SUFFRAGE IN CONNECTICUT
HARTFORD, Conn, July 15.-The Legislative
Suffrage Committee have reported in favor of allowing
women 10 vote IN Presidential elections.
DEATH OF THOMAS C. DE WITT.

Soon after 10 p. M, yesterday, Thomas I.
De Witt brother OF the Corporation Counsel OF Brooklyn
in whose Office he held the position Of Chief Clerk
died from the effects OF corrosive subliinate
which he had drunk In mistake Tor brandy
The ablcst mcdica, advisers Of the city have been
constantly in attendance upon him since Tuesday morn
ing, when he took the poison, but Notwithstanding
their efforts hc failed to rally from the effects
Of the drug lie had been eomatose for some time
previous to his death, and failed to recognize
any one He 81 years Of age, and leaves wife and
three children. His political not very bril-
liant though he obtained much favor and was popular
in social circles The funeral viii take place from the
residence of his faLer.inlaw. at No pa Balticst.
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DIED.


BRowN-At Fort Hamilton, July g. Margaret Anna only
child Of Anna ~ and Dr.. Paul Brown Q. Army. aged
Hudson. n. y, papers please copy.
CROss-At Tounghoe. British Burmah on the 9TH OF Msy
daughter OF the late Rev. Benjamin Putnan formerly OF
Massachusetts,.
Gilbert youngest daughter of Henry G. and Mary r. Ely
Funeral viii take place rom the her parents l0&
Wlow-st, Friday, July 49, at 10 O'Clock a. IN
HoDENPYI-In brooklyn on Thnrsday Jnly Is Louis a
Iodenpy aged years sou OF Anthony j. o. ana Ezsoca
Notice o. funeral hereafter.
HUTcuIssoN-At New Rochelle on wednesday morning
In G d S ssa % ST ago Joseph
on da an room a. O'Clock Carriages VIII
KNAPPon Thursday July d. at his late residence 70 ~
East Thirty seyeuth.st Gideon Leo knapp. la tho S%ta
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
KEITH-Tn Brooklyn. Wednesday l4th inst, Henry n.
The n' reav '%' and S sH family invited to .snS
day, 9Th inst. at II O'Clock H.
LYoNAt Yonkers on Inly IS At M suddenly OF spe'
% s Gn IN he Hew on wabur
ton ave. l3nksrs y a a. On Prom Sahi and ii ococS
from Forty -secon st
sANFoRDon Tuesday. 18Th inst, at the residence Of he:
dSs Gs on of t Iarria and me late %sneacn sanford
fS ON an M f is RfS S r at oocs M
XG"seT on wSd n; S afternoon July -
Funeral IRON the Reformed Church. SATURDAY the 7th
ps e Grand central emf Depot
TRIPP-At White Plains. Monday, Jny H. Grace daugh
ter OF Daniel j. and Fanny NJ. Trip aged months.
YER PLANCK-At Bedford Springs Penn. Jque 20 Gordon
youngest Of PHILIP W. and Julia G. Yer fiancA aged
months
wEYYAN-On Thursday, July 10, Edmund H. weyman, IN
the 6Stl uf his
The friends and relatives Of the family respectfully
invited the funeral from his late residence No
WC-t Thirty seventil-st saturday. at O'Clock D. m
YOUNGS-At oyster Bay. L. t. Wednesday morning. July
wife of David TOungs and daugh
ter DR. Townsend ia the LIST OF lcr
Relatives friends respectfully invited 10 attend hes
funeral residence saturday Afternoon al
O'Clock, without further notice. Tram leaves hunters
at 10 a. returning al $50 4. IN
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WASHINGTON.
CURRENT TOPICS AT TIE CAPITA.
CHINA TO MAKE A DISPLAY AT TIE CE
TENNItI.


WAsHSGToN, Thursday. July -. 1873.
Our Minister to China says, in communication
TO the Department Of state that China will be represented
at the Centennial Exhibition In most interesting and
croditabe manner. peculiar feature OF the conribu
tons will be an expose Of missionary work in the En-
pjre including hospitals schools, trnslsons. and print
ing conducted under missionary auspices Oar Minister
has asked the French Charge dAfiarcs to invite SINH
lar exhibit the part Of the Catholic missions, which
have been established for several centuries Some Of TIN
Catholic clergy think we'll OF the proposition and our
Minister homes 10 hear that they will contribute an cx
h of their useful work TIE agent of the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company at Shanghai has agreed with Consul
General seward upon half rates for freight ana raSs"
gers in behalf Of the Centennial contributions and agents
from China IT, Minister gays Congress al Its next
es,un would pass act RENTING the duties on goods
that might be sold during on after the cXhbiti0 the
chances very full display i'll many interesting d,nrt
ments would he much increased.
DISTRi( r ATTORNEY FISHER ASKED TO RESIGN
Since last December eight of the letter-car-
rcrs of the Washington City Post-Ofce have bScn de-
tected tampcrin. with and abstracting money from
letters They promptly dismissed OF them to-
day. These cases referred TO D.strct-A ttorney
Fisher but no Indictment found by the Grand Jury
in any case. This fact led to "a complaint against Mr.
Fisher by the Postmaster General. Secretary Ecnap
and Secretary ET.sOw IL Is said. also found fault with
the loose administration Of lis Office. Ia qucnce,
his csignatiOn has been requested.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPC RI
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER, 7
WAsWNGToN, Friday, July 10. 1s75-l q. m.)
Synopsis FOR The past hreitV-t OtT hours

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON. Friday July 10. 1s75-l a. N.
Synopsis for The past hreity-tOuT hours .
The pressure continues highest in the Gull
States ii has diminished from the Lower Missouri Val
lev 10 the Lakes being lowest in the upper Lake region
Occasional rains have fallen III the Northwest inc up
per lake region, the Ohio Valley tennessee. and from
Georgia to Maryland :, a., c,s,
The temperature las continued high in the Gulf and
Sou, Atlantic states and risen in the northern secons
The Lower Ohio River and Mississippi at ana below
Cairo have continued rising
Probabilities.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf states stationary to
rising barometer sOuthcry to westerly winds, continued
warm clearer. partly cloudy weather and III the former
occasional rain. go ,
In he Middle and Eastern States, ding or stationary
hor0nefer sOpfh-rca 10 southeast riRds sghHy udT1ner
partly eloudy eioudy rrather, ruth RAIN areas, Jo-
lO,rcd by clearing ,cc0tter IN the Former.
For the OHIO Valley and lower lake region
stationary falling barometer sOuthery winds, veerlng
To- westerly slightly warmer, partly cloudy weather, and
In the last district rain AREAS -,
For the upper lake REGION Upper Mississippi, and
Iower Missouri valleys partly cloudy weather and 0cca
sona ms followed by rising barometer, west or north
Winds clearing aud cooler weather
Tie lower Ohio River and Mississippi at ana below
Cairo continue rising
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TIE uAEvEsTs OF 200 YEARS CELEBRATED AT
SALEM, y. J.

SALEM, y. j., July ia Centennial Har-
vest Home was held here today under the auspices
NJ the Ladies' Centennial Committee OF Salem
County. for tho purpose. OF concentrating
tho bountiful harvcsts Of salem County Tor
200 years, and of increasing the contributions
to the National Centennial Fund large concouISe OF
people present from me surrounding ,owd
tbiIs The day was observed as general
holiday. The public and many private. buildings
were decorated with bunting. Considerable revenue
w, derived from an admission fee To The museum OF
Revolutionary and other relies. and to the grounds
set apart for the celebration, when had he.h
,I,bnratrly decorated with flowers cycrgrcrls, foun-
IN and bunting and supplied VITA various public eN
hihitious. Addresses delivered By the mon:
Clement H. Sinnickson Congressman from the LIST
District OF Ncw-Jcrsey Dr. maxwell o1 pehiwarr
and there was an Grafton by SECRETARY kODtson.
the latter was devoted tn an eXI"ploh
in connection with the coisins Nauo ,an
Government the ideas and principles of It's founders ana
its great in developing rs its central principe u.s.
ISOLATION ot labor with political power.
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Potter A Hooper. Providence
n. r. Brown. Providence
~ r. vyilletta Providence.
Vsrauda Providence.

4x ess:1. ss F9s?a.ss. Ss,s:s
PrUVasScs v.ranG
i issa so dT"%n Laura fs'l sse'
Palos Tsl River. Beuo Sean n,.. p.wtuckst
W. y. Thompson. Pawtucket ". j. oaA''''
SAILED. - ,.-.u
Steamship, KISpcss r ps M%S"s cf CORK
the Baltic cGSHy K Kali. e1 far Pen 1S
wiND-sun'e. light ii nsty
,, II, N n, " Lon. rs w. ship Emerald Isle, frou
New.York for Liverpool
BALTIMORE July 15-Arriyed steamship n w brune ln.
Phadepha ship Macsnley from Liverpool Gea a snt,as
is steamship Ponce for Liverpool steamship yon1 To-
FOR BOSTON, brig Dauntess for Richmond scnr fsnei' luz
BosTox July l5Anved barks Rebccca Crowe from RoI
Jennie cushman, from 81 vincsnc g. from vi nsltI%cr
Adie sawyer fron Hoboken, H. Billings from Port 'o"n'
s' Fovrppss ,,opog Juy I5passed in for baltimore ship
Agra frum Bremen btgs Deyereaux, from Dem.,sr, ~
Mariner from the rooac Ss fTs s1l as fo
Portland schr George NJ Bralnar IRON Iocksnd Tor Wash
NSw ORrAys July l5-Arrived bark Elliott nchie from
h Je Meya AnrlIa Pspj for Barcelona
iuon Csp) DO Arrived at the PasSes bark Cohs~ncA ~
potia%p. JUN .5-Arrived steamship Falmouth. from
Halifax bark Brunswick from Turks lsiahu; scn' iA"'
NfS BEDFORD July I5--Arived steamship Berks. from
BRUNSWICK. Ca. July I.-Arived, schr. wapciA fro"
CaaGiJsroS Jny l4-Arriyed bark Ada Could fr r'S
Boson steamship Calvert, from Baltimore Arrived i's
savSsSh. July iS%1rryoc schr. Thos W. Holder. from
Belfast. -. ..,..,...,. L.
GALVESTON July li.-Clesred. schr for hpaachicolA u
ballast ,.,.,y.., a..
WILMINGTON " c, July lsCleared. bark frank tNo, for
Hamburg brig RAMA sailed, steamship sAeish for BAa
tmOre.
FOREIGN FORTS.
r,RSp July 1.-THE state Line steamship State Of Louis
ana Johnston fro New July l, for glasgow arrived
HAVANA July 1f-Arrived, steamship c: w, Loud from
Sailed steamship City OF Merida hey nois TOE
York.
LONDON July 15-Saed for United states ports speedwe.
b. Brmiga Golden Horn, Janet forhA
prof Schwegaar Pegase Lizzie Dewey and Risne j. cari
ton Aryek the 18th inst, Janet, Mete0-thc atter
El,inOre Ralph NJ. Hayward Helen o. Phnny ami lentyi
Tinp Arrived the 18Th inst Anna Mar capt re-
trson sarah Kenuckian the In the channel Ar
rived the lsth Carlo Prince Oscar Auxn the
latter ut Falmouth Walton Liverpool Seaforth Herno,
aud PRIDE 18th. Resoute BAmico. John Aboo,%
Harold HaaIfagcT and MeTcatoE
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IN FLUSHING, LONG ISLAND.

fire broke out in the kitchen of two
story house West Grovest. Flushing, L. L. owned
and occupied by Michael Ryan, about IL H. yesterday
and before Fire Department could get to work this
b,lding together with adjoining owned by James
Dorsey vas DESTROYED. The fire rapid in Its
progress that nothing could DO saved from either house.
Mr. Ryan lost largo amount of money in bills which
were locked up trunk He estimates his loss on the
house at S7OO insured In the wcstchcster Insurance
1nnuay for 81 200 The loss furniture is 500 with
no Insurance Mr.. Dorsey had barely time 10 escape
Ills loss on the house 500: insured for 300. but
without insurance furniture The cause OF the mo -
thought TO be "a defective fluc.
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LATEST SHIP NEWS
For other ship Te,rs see Second Page

tFor other ship Ne,rs see Second Paoel
ARRIVED.
steamship Gen Whitney, Hallett Boston, with mdso and
pass. Metropolitan Steamship Co.
Brig Rachel Coney of Bangor Coney ST Pierre IL dayA
with sugar.
sehr j. Ricardo iowa of Philadelphia. Little Havana IL
days with sugar aud melado.
sohr Ocean Queen Mott, Nantucket with hsh.
sehr sarah /. Harding, Brown, Nantucket with nsh.
Schr q. 1. Dabol Racket Chatham. with nsh
schr Alert, Thompson, Georges Banks with hsh-
Schr IL onora Pratt Georges Banks, with nsh.
schr Orlando, Roland Georgetown ID. e., for Hudson
scHoONRRs-RIyER AND CoAsTwBk
John d. WilnAms. Baltimore Amelia, boston.
Gem, Boston. purge, Westerly.
Emile Islle Deunis Lacon New Bedford.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS
THE BONAPARTIST INTRlGUES. J.
VICTORY In THE ASSEMBLY belongs TO Iih

THE VICTORY In THE ASSEMBLY BELONGS TO TIE
BONAPARTIsT5
LONDON. Friday, July 1850 q IN.
The Paris correspondent Of The Times says
tho result Of yesterdays debate In INC
Assembly is as follows: The Government
separated from the Left. is thrown BACK
ON the right. The difficulty arising is how can the
Government remain in power supported by MAJOR
ity which is opposed to the constitutional oiiis
As it cannot be supposed that the oov'
ernment will resign without completing as
Constitutional work, will it rely upon the majority
of last night. or upon that from which it has
Violently separated itself The coming sttings
must solve this problem. Meanwhile, the victory
belongs 10 tho Bonapartsts.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, July 12.-Master Geo. l.. Dyer and
Passed Cnas L. Cassp have ordered
10 the froc Assistant A. lowering has been
the receiving ship Ohio Commander t. G. Wtse has
been deache. from the ashngon Navy Yard and. ordered
the Shawmut ia place VI Commander Cbas. -.
NorteD who detached from the command O that
sci placed sick leave Lieut. Goe H. Idle n detached
from phic ONCE Lieut. Isaac j. Yates ir, tho
receiving ship Ohio; Lieut. VIM H. iedsr from the fha
and Assistant Paymaster Prank III. Clark
frn the Alarm ordered the Ioic. Assistant surgeon
M H. Snoas detached the receiving ship OL and
ordered " the Boston Navy Yard
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MARRIED..

CARROII-MCDIARMID On July 10, by the Rev. William
Rhobers assisted by the Rev. Drs VIM Orist0n ana u
Duryca, the Rev. DR.. J. Halsoad Carroll to Miss NC
Diarmid.
HILD-FERGUSON-On Thurs 'ay, 18Th insf 81 WASH:
fngtoD Square Church by the Rev Dr. Hutton n g. Chnd
MAPELSDEN-MEAD-On Wednesday July ~ AZ tle resi-
denre brides parcn by tic Rev T. Saford browne,
r. Edward Mapelsden OF New.York, 20 Clara T. eldese
daughter o Titus Mead. es,. OF Brooklyn No cards
MIIIER-SNYDER-At Washington square ". H. Church.
July -. by the Rev William Lloyd. Alexander Is Miller
and Charlotte snyder. both OF this city. NO cards
Al Notices Of Marriages must be indorsed nth fAl!
I,,.JJ
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IN BROOKLYN.

A fire. of unknown origin occurred about
1915 a. H. yesterday in the grocery store of John Bass
on the first floor OF the threosory brick building at NO.
,97 Courts. near Dougassst., Brooklyn The damage
IN the procer stock was 5000 insured for 81 800 IN the
Metropolitan Insurance Company. The dainaet 10 thn
ImjlGilig owned by Mary McNay, was 500; insured
for 81 800 in the Mechanics Insurance Company.
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The other day. when the stamp-clcrk at the
once feftseG "hck OF thIee-c, inter- for old
lady VINO wanted to post letter she stood back, gave
him q glance OF scOrn. and Indignantly exclaimed
Well II folks sn't getting powerful peart and sassy
these DAYS believe IL Gabriel should blow his trumpet
tomorrow that half the young folks would to sit
ou starr he'd shirts aiore they went to Heayen Vicks-
hur
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twin be therefore, that the circulation OF THE TRiA
tNE through mails greater than that Of The Herald AID
Times combined OF The World and Times combined aud
almost rs great Of all three these other morning pspc
combined will hnd also TO their interest
member that THE TRIBUNE onesxth wids
than ony paper the city, and that each cousa
line gives to the advcrtsss
than column line In ANY Of the other papers.
Daity TribuRe. Nay Ia
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CAMPAIGNING AT SHELTER ISLAND.

PIP, ACHING BY THE REV. w. W. CLARK, Ink REV.
Va N. T. HILL. AND OTHERs-IHE ATTENDANCE
sM,II-occUpATfoN OF PERSONS SEEKING sum
MFR REST.
,ypox A REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE rRrBuSE.l
SHELTER ISLAND, L. l., July Is. The
weather here is delightful cold that the croquet play
ers on the lawn do not feel any Inconvenience from the
sun, and so breezy that all the yachtsmen well
pleased Wednesday evening were given succession
OF thunder Showers to which owe this bracing purity
of tho mir Another effect Of the RAIN however TO vet
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Ruuxoar July l5-CArTLR-The market during the past
week has been active aad prices are ac higher very
hest Sc quality ga &C.; meium or good fair quail
ity ABE ordinary thin steers oxen, and cows 3AG4c;
mos sales at 5ad6c 2 D. Received i,2SO head sold.
l,O45 head. - :. 49,.
the demand has light bacon hogs AID for
thes the prospects good OF sales 95GlOc To-
Received, s, SO head. $1,000
sntgP have been more active; range Of sales $4ds5.
amhs {5aSA each Received, 1913 head.
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A blind man had been sitting one day and
pcasaiy chatting with some visitors for hour when
one of them wished the company good morning and left
the room. What white teeth that lady has,, said the
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OF Interest 70 Advertisers.

1t will be seen that American News Company boushS
considerably TRBl than II did Worlds and Times pus
together and that the NewYork News Company also bought
more TRIR MS did Worlds and Times put together
This about fair comparison Of the relative pur.
months past There has been time THE
year the daily circulation OF THE TRIBUNE was NOT
equal combined daily crculaOns OF The World and
Times In which its semwe0ky circulation WAS not quad
ripple the combined semweeky Calculations OF The H0TtA
and Times in which Its weekly circulation was not oct
sight the combined weekly ccuatons OF The World
aud Tunes the 10th of April two Of the best known ID
yersng agents n the country prepared the following car
We the gned examined tho books Of THR ( Rn
its Press the daily reports, cto,
and entirely satisfied AMI DO certify that the entire circu
Of DAILY TRBtSE for the month OF March wAs
I25t,1S complete copies, making daily cvrud
month OF 40 t67 and that the entire circulation
ThK DAILY TRIBUNE lor the month OF Apf up u and IN
Guiding this day, tJ1, $50 complete copies making no
grrdge ddiy circulation Tor he month OF April thus Af.
80, s6S cOmIlet copies. = NJ. PEIIENGlLl-
Ne.o, York, April 10 1875. KEENAN, BURR
The figures above gwen remained sngulay stable through
ont the past The daily circulation Of rhn
TRIBUNE for the whole month so, 16S.
The following from the official report Of the Post
master OF the CITY OF NewYork 10 the Postmaster General
giving Of postage paid by each paper in the mouth
of January 1875 regular editions sent from the New
York Post ONCE Its regular subscribers further illustrates
the relative calculations;
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sarcastic blind man. How you po:siby tell hstr
saih friend. because" the ready answer, loI
the last hall hour che has done nothing but laugh"
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THE ST17E or TRADE.
HAVANA MARKET.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

HAVANA July To- Spanish gold. 2il02l2. Exchange
ouiet and unchanged. Sugar quiet.
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CATTLE MARKETS.

WILMINGTON " C., July l5.-Spnis Turpentne firm at
29 osn steady at I'll 40 for strained Tar ssdy at IL 40
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Gperial Notices.

Cancer
Removed without PAIN causc or the knife by Dr. McLEisHs
No. 81 East l6h-st.
A-SiIk Elastic stocking, Belts Knee Caps Abdominal!
Supporters -usPensory Ban1ages Shouier braces AUG
Cruices. at MARSS Truss once, No. Nesoyst Lazy In
attendance.
A.-Rupture and Physical Determines successfully
treated Dr. y. MASH principal OF the late nrm OF
Marsh COZ at mis- OH 0lceNo Ntsey ST. Asof House.
No connection with any other Office IN tbs CITY
Mrs. Win.l0w's soothing syrup for children tecthng.
the gums. alays all PAIN aud cures WIND cone
Once Of the CONNER Agency, IO9 and ~ Worth
st-Ihe SECOND ZION Of REGISTER Tor July,
1875 Will ready delivery few days IL VIII en-
brace changes July this csty Boston, and
philadelphia and be found fuller and accurate than
""' 'N"''- WI n "'' MCHILLOP & sPRAGUE Co.
July 49, 1875.
The &. ID. Chnmpin % speciai." The finest still Wine
produced Pleasant Valley Wine Company exquisite
avor dry very light perfectly pare NOT re niorced sid
co. go Fuonst., y. y. The Pheasant Valley Wine Com
anys Ianes undcnaby the pIrrst in tho world
clean: o sugar cOlOrnc matter aided.
The PniIudeiphia once OF Tae Tribune Is at ~
SOUTH SINrIST.
(.cdger BuiidingD -
SUBSCRIPTIONS AND ADNER1ISEMENTS RECEIVED
AT PUBLISHERS RATES.
Subscribers Tally in Philadelphia eau have the paper
Their residences In time 10 be read al the
breakfast las received by s0cai Newspaper Express
city Back numbers usually be supplied al The ohcs
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Al Notices Of M
name and address.