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New-York tribune., 1875-07-03
SHIPPING IyTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw.YoPK. K..............- JcLI

PORT OF NEwYOPg x. ..............- zoo. JCLI
IL ARED.
-eanshp syeriy wa,iaco !ailadS,Dhas Jas Hssa % -
Bar< Ta.nario ~ PctIot Msrscilss Jsiaes "esry
BARK Guiding star lBr Pro~se Penaith h's Tor srasr~
I.srk iona CAus-. Bagssn. sesihs"pson Eas- SsasA.
lars upione carrao. Bristol. Eng, j. c ssage,.
Bark Alden Bossc N0ycs Melbourne and lIotaf foes, -
HEig Apollo (Rrl sensa 81; Picrre R P. Bah . 60
Rr1g Aurora thr D. fo-i belfast heDey g FaI%sr, 49,,
Brig santa Maria Neceha utaLl spiger, Bristol Funsh,
Bris ceres tBrl Robinson ~ John H. j. H.
sriE wanoun sgener Matsan1s J. !, z wara Co.
Brig Fortuna lforLl, MesqUfa, opoito Eagem'yef -
schr T.. A. Edwards Miller cienfuero p. Ward { IN
r ScSr " Il T. PisS 5er ,war m Ngws%ror g. J. wcnoers
schr uninre. Rsrre, 8oson. B. 7 wsnberr
SchF. NJ. Z. Baxter ,.sr. Baxter Maa;lard ~ l. W Ben
81 r orvctta. Harvey PaItiaoe, Racket & Bro
= Joan y shal'r i;1ri rsri. ,1d l:ae|' g b,o
Ella Pressy, Pr'ssy Portsmouth, y H. Csmise .
sor The star DBL L,ae3. t.Johp, y 3. H.'ss 2srasA
or Mlsa.lg'9.. ;,try IA e'i.,. Inpis . h.ati''.
Re- baltimore, Aocae, Philadelphia Ian"~ iiand.
.i-a'a:i5 Frame Pr Afrse london , v ,. Hur.t
Asra.ta oloI 40 beio.- repor,edJ
AlHavTH.
aupton iii with rads'. pass Cia- l. Wnrs, & Ca
3D. fr ~ lone, koss liver aoei 81 la . - la-e
pars Victoria ,>or, Beebeesaed HriHsian' = 'ays n
T. l.
ssir John @ Smith tof Belfast Ne, Iones sataaras
- ,,ur Fort snail Legaorn so day viii na'bIe and
t..ir Afargie Lrcr. avery palt more
Scar :. v. B0uneii. BfaDeii. Niryinia
DOMESTIC PDRTS.
PORT I'D, Juv trIvt.l Drg Johanna from Pefnan-
hrra srrs Aihic rom PhiaaelrAi - lie 'usi NEG.
frn Procnee J. g. or ser from Boston LncSnoS' r"ua
".
lAr Iiio- ~ Jnly Arrived steamship II l. cav rels-
dfiuhi. Mo .cilan. sr roFasnce bf1gs
IlafIc Il. Sllr. for Portland Erie. Tor Mobile
IlsfnN steamship rufs Pkts
Ga fr y ar f'll iIoG aeH o.. .trf Nrh-
I'll r i-Yra PoTt Anona jan. Al T. ~nIni aIi laa =
I.a 4aif, l40n Philadelphia
EOKiISN TOgT>.
So'Ff,s,sr0V T7c north G'rffan Tio'As s'essn
siryer ia 4inOie l.o ~ of frnlto D. arrived
lol-. IaFig.
C,Ele-' wv J1ly o-Gfe Curard Line tear~hip ScytIa
Hans ~ sew. .lo t Liver 'o a. ed -'fe AZ
o,ls, Fhc ~ hffs tar nr -'fnsi - Am
atIc nrA i-O nfl'c iAi- AtsiaShi
lna.lL -.ly -.-.l. 20 iIls ~ lofgs.a- -.aawi BSs
Nv Valv o.. fti. ias -tri tInoti iav~u ycsfrr1y
Ios.N. suv ..--lh'I Tinted state Mad 81
Galv m I.feu Dnhfct a.. trnt~r'. Drr1nm',
liirrr Nare-Iu Castle. III. Nag- - ~, IIEa
lre Ma aAs. Un Size 2sh r. june AflHin,
-n,n s,f.e .Ge Llitrs tue1iharrn Al Ar. .ti ous
jlr at Az a~. hrf..r. arm ~ 1As "p IA" Iss
ll.t Ill 4Wal. D-..lU4.. TIE ilffsr .i t.f AFNei
s1F- I,ffest sntp hers 'ee csr-fi~ .t.rl
New-York tribune., 1875-07-03

IL WILL NOT ENGAG- FCFTHHR ~ TIE oA>E-
LITTLE PROBABILITY TnAr NR. ELTON WI
ELNIW iHE 81 lT-,II.. Ui-4oN IlfL~ ma al
-. NJ, E.>T ..aJ - u BIZ i-l-N III =.
Las, evening IRiBvNE reporter called uI"n VII
liam L. J., ,ch to obtain his views o. tie Present
cclli- 81 -r, - th, B,rchcri iilior asc, ai.d
20 inquire :. 10 the probability Il ncu trial. lic
al that he regarded ihc re-u. of thr trial - de-
c,.ed succras iol Nj 1ton \ ,li-:i-r'cIlcut Il te
ilry WIS all that had been hried for from
the fist " en they SAW tie eHort- oi every
kiud made tO inta,lcr the july IA iisor
of ,.r ns,~ e4 and thr iluae1se amount ol ltAu-
cnre brought go bear diln Jie JuGyaL' iarp ,alAiiy
the mo.,r and ciAi ,fl-,L OF the pressure i Court
ol ilc largo de~g ~ 81 lh, i. eud- oi t.r Hsend-
an: ~ fr,, the 'Loie tone oi pui'.. opinion WIS
in ..>or of Ml. E,c,i,r, Aat 20. . s iAa, ,l'' 'as
l,.n vory materially moaiie,- during tha pr"ef.Ss
Il ,.iet-.!.
I,r.r,..l f. Low t.il VI. Rcaci sid tha' he d'd
ro lnn1t.a slold he irTinrrrorarr' ''- vi,ht."
cs. e,-r = BE- r,i. continue 49, d. '.I gwen -iI
thu tune .o 1t that hr could ---". Ice ed tlat h'
ID not tiaK th0u eii hc v8 no. speaking wiIh Ay
aDther.t, iion 81. Iiitoi, ti.t L' i'.-"'.A "c"'d
wish - begin t.o cl,. a-..i. a. o. n"1 l"' ti.''
-. o. slc.4 i-neth would .e allowed .o oe 4el st'l.
al least ia tle -.l4e msaner - 10 wa- too much
both for .Ac rouI., AMI e people. le .hol-ht j,
uuIe.Ir..L'. il.at tlr,c should ir y NOR timc ~c;t
in the COZ .id- ration of such IN airr wh''h Wis
neither IF be,.f 10 tie parties u,ea-e, nor M
strrlcti,e for the oeD,ral Ponfc. he Thought that
there was Il possibility Of a new ti4L Oh account 81
the heavy costs involved ard - he paid,
but tnat sneh "a thing wa, not pr''a-
bic. lie himself Woud ad'ae NJ. Ihtoi4
uot 20 pursue the n.atter furih'r, aI he Thought
tba1 tie latter waulG not proceed unlrs. forced %
tbc dcfru.e. In,ie Was 10 desire Tor money dam
a-,~. b, Nj Tii.ou, and be would not have rercvrt
them had they beer. AWARDED Linn. All that was
wished wa q full Investigation # tie clse Ia a
its parts and thar Las been accom- i~hed
to the plaintiff satisfaction. Mr. iiton ASKS
no, hing NOE for bis lLe,hoi IN pro-crutLg Was Ia
have the case fairly brought bei0r- tie punlic IN al
its hralings ia order thai he In4E be set E"Fe
il, hi, old position before tie people, wh.ch Aad
been 80 seriously daina-eI hy ire action o.
the plymouth Church to-lnllice, Dr. liac"n, and
Other friends of Nr. E,ccner. Ihls the
p!a.niiT feeis has lcon in great measure accom-
pl.he J. and a. be- nov -tads ia % much better light
than ~ thc beriuuinc e thc tri7I aad as public
opinion &. moss fir rinFe f4yo.sini- io him lie las
g,i,.l al thar h hop.,. or desired by the trial.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-03

1nm. Steamship sails 1T 8 D. n frog No ~ HsssA
Rive:
For scotland onv by the steamship Ethiopia rass cs. 3
~ m ,@gp,lenerfsrv Mani closed al 'p stSnesmn
sails at 3 .. M from Pier ~. North River . ...-
F, fnr1ne 7erceut France RreEDel By the ss1msAY
Oder ma IL eose NJ n a. m. supplementary W.
closed n 30 D. m steamship sails az NJ nom Plf 's"s
OF Third 81. IfobOkcn.
Maisf1r Key West by the steamship Clyde elo~f AZ
Steamship saiis m from Pier No 10 Eat lhyef
Mails Newfoundland close al the New fors fOsto"~
Asiffo- HsIi,sr ". a. IL closed 1 the View ycf Psse
onlce every day 81 r.
~ NDAY. JrLY Z. -
All Nails close IL o'clock m. Tie F'-f nI'' spe
from . a. m 10 III a.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-03
Gcruorliion Aotuee.

IUE0R~ FOR STAIE CDUKlS.-Ih COM
~ M ,r.. irors f recivc apfhc1'o1e or efemP
tons gls sIJ t- I'm n 70 &. ~. la. ; - '.-.or ;
-ao ~ No. cry bal.
NOTICE of the SALE of LanGs aud lene-
y meats ar JUpt' A-r- 'lis 81 f'I. -
thr ,l c1n ~ r. Green crn9trorcf q ne cry of
N.Ul 1rh, 90. rufei, ID i'.ej g ~, L's,e Piis
AIT o t-r royisiaHs ir At entitled ~ asi r The sL
Clio % ~ tAta' rsi-' - AL lJ,,n .'i 49, -.
cay Of New yerk, ani To- ih;end y" , ,e'. a., '1ts %
r.al-e thereto IisSf' Apr ;, lo.i' 'nat ne 10
o;.rb asessrrsffs have i-on lar ard .un'7usd
are now and unpaid, AHA have rc'nasie. d. and
laii L. -rIc curt gutter, aI f1ting tr et1 ha -Sg rne
va- aia e.wAlA. . x ana AZ - & .,s' ' iS M -
culr'-+-, rftrgrpund crt-', Nr, - y. y ~
80 are required pa fhe amount q" tit sr-,sIn 1Ds -
IL F4anrr rnar t IN ~. Ne~ tpr h"a+ n " Sly
a. NV ors 12rfir VII. i crest tr'O a. So .s II
twelve PEI ccn, pcr ain To e TINE oi l1yn'h WIN 'ns
cnafges II tins a0.ice All l'T't rit@inrhi- -,
default shall ir Uilc. il slA payment sue ancs
ai viii bc puhs' aarhiI - - Ns@ curt
~ T ~ oei6er : le75 It twelve oors rso
yers II ncn 10y persoi sll o. 20 iAe .is
ula, 81, ,e anpas interest s,rsor afr.~ast
tA' s.l', a.G 's-thel WIZ 70 e. - tts VI LIS
not md avert ser.' a.. Other charge I'D c'rs
~ aDc i.4t r.s- $50 WI b. .hh ~ ~. sile
ali the auls sAa Ienemeas hen sarissd Tor
nuce : acrey further gwen thar detailed e;afcraent
of ihe gsse,sm~Dts ne oNr'ip ~ The pr 'l3 Oh ~'cA
lllt and hat eop o tc raIueis are e- - n ue
Orc 81 te 'ei~ ~ " - ID ~, I' @ , 80 i'e'' 5"
=. :. CADN, t-rt - Nrrearr.
STEAN BOILER A,c.-Sealed propo.als will
- r ,erriv-,l iy "a" ra, Iaaraneat nnfn lo l"k
For 7T-fIcu.4s 80 lho Ciy ae'id '",'es % safe "
No g l.iF .ls.l
NrEs,EI.s or sCOW,.->ea.cd proposals wil
Le receives! ~ t'e rpcr Department uHi q oc.pak
10 rr,,..s u.-er' l.Qr. BIr,4a 81 ots'li @ For AZ
To city eoori copies iorseat M y ii-i-
New-York tribune., 1875-07-03
Az rHrI0U. QuoTATI0S.

70 M FdifoF q TIf rrttuHc.
.>IR: Permit nc - short space IN your col
nnns ~ answer COMMUNICATION pf one 5. D. Chadwick
IN Yesterday e,4uon. H. writes At lie last came
tvo Else Witu,.-c-.f 1Istt. NNyi.. 90.
Although eoHieI appeared ~ ad IN discerning the
INTENDED application n tLe,e sord- THO neianee 10
an, one familiar with current topics, they cyidcniy
we're meant 20 refer the publication NJ the e-
,ulud testimony Of sssaiianlovine indiyna- ia
a Wow to influence the yeEuct Of the nov pending
BoechorTl.on trial The pablo hase heeotpe h"Ie than
-nrriicd with tie nluiy scum and garbage VI tLis dis
New-York tribune., 1875-07-03
THE JURY DISCHARGED.
Continued from SECOND Psse.


he Sa,l Il, toa. ~ >rsonally sho,.d Ike my much
70 tell my feelings
The vaunzsr son. William, made soina remark to
r. leather sfr Pccchrr said 20 him: "Now. look
a., old follow have noticed naturalization in
nv ;u-v here in the house iEely. and now
MT have cot through with my other
iurv am going 70 tEvteu the reins on
lis iury." Somebody suegostei the Jury ot the
x,c;na.,e.s YES added Mr.. Beecher. smiling
"this l. my little iury of the veinaGe. Old fellows
Henri, and williaml. if you don't look out viii
make. YOU feel like a churn with no milk III H. me
wong men did not appear to DC much overcome ny
tins parental rebuke'
house with Mrs. Beecher. MIR. Beeoher a.
dressed them they drew near WIN tne
s.intat;on Hello here's some more or tAe
;r-- ~ the vicinare" and everybody looked
aunsed The greetings were Of the most cor'ual
character ard the brothers spoke 10 one OF the Ia
dies a. Amt. .
Tho rer.orter asked Il next Sundays sermon would
ho ~ rec,her's last in Plymouth Church until the
Pal Nj fs,echer replied 4 don't know. My
p,ople have got TO vote on that-tAey No'e I-e
length NY vacation shall be. hope IL VIII oe Tue
lasf autil the thermometer begins 10 Keep down
among respectable fsnres-beow the eigaii1s' laey
Io,yL- not 10 be allowed to preach in Brooklyn
ANY longer ahd 40 soPfV'e NY "
of into tie cOantfy-fcT the Summer" and every
l,eiv laughed Mr. Sherman said that doGhticss
ncxt sunday would be the E-st til Fau. When NJ
Bef,hcr would preach IN hs chnrch.
Nr. Bcecler said ia connection with another mat
fer that hs congra tla:Ory mai had ieen grow
,ng heavier and heavier lately. Tie held large
bunch of iclcCraphic dispatches III hs GlnH as ne
smoke Mr Beecher received from N'iiiaul h'
Eyrts Yesterday afternoon the fo lowing, lated RI
the residence of tie latter AT secoud-ave snd Four
tccrth-st ia this city:
10 .hc Hlr II. W. BrE,TiER: Do not hc'ltate 20 re-
sd tc rr-.--li as . complete triumph oi trufh.
f.w davs viii show tie dissent y hu thF "IilhiSis'
tL nj v.r.li.t hurry on 10 Winds, ; 10 ue back
urxt w,tk Mv proi.,uit4 hoiusce tj ..ss beeoiieE,
49," 49, VuLi.M NJ. EvAETs.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-03

rrucefn drama and win be thankful when hey shall
have good radiance Of IT, But Ia the name OF everything
sacred cannot withhold my voice against thc crsecr
ton Of Gods Holy Bile, exhibited ia t3s communal
on alluded 70, in thus dragging down the words OF D
vine inspiration to the irrrverent, saceeous uses OF
this BROOKLYN scandal and comparing the person % the
Eternal GOdhead to such perfect man as Henry
ward Beecher trust may not be imposing npon your
spaee with this mild protest. AxTICAST.
Near YORK.. Juiy l. 137J.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-03

day. gentleman came yesterday to several Of Mr.
Beechers friends and in their presence opened two
packages that had remained sealed since the opening
of the case. Two gentlemen had pE~pared them IN
January. each stating at the time that he could
nam two members Of the iiry vino would vote Tor
Mr. Tlton at the close Of the evidence. On opening
one of the packages Yesterday ii contained the
name Of Mr.. Jeffrey and that of Mr. Davis. lhe
other cont aimed the names of MI Davis and Mr.
Flate
New-York tribune., 1875-07-03
IcyoRAyCL OF gLAcKMAu..

II the Fattor Of rae -ribaac.
SIR: That both parties to the Til,on-Beecher
-u.. dIni- VI Z, ccLors .-norance OF paying black
mai" while 10 NJ ron. funds j.. 10 n'
mind of NJ le4s. onc reader ol THE TEHraL. strong
pfoof Of hs o. the iault attributed 10 bnL
Nonld noi "a really guilty man haze had quick pc en-
mon ,f IA, fosee.ifv lad u0nl hm EEMist
AlOatrost. icAH.. June -. I7IJ
New-York tribune., 1875-07-03
GEN. TRACY RETLCENT.

Gen. Il. r. Tracy said to a TRIBrNE reporter
Yesterday tat there was doubt t.d Jeffrey. Davis
and Fate arr the Titon men. lie thought Li"' NJ
Hates pleasant remark Mrs. Bee Jei when iralns
the ul DoA meant nothing, except tI j Ma done "
.a,c; When quest ou ah0at tic Nhr4lEo"' "i ho"
nal nr r,liet. T!.., Sig, VIII oc Nrt soon ctr!-
lni,f" re added jiLr they were vel -.f Fl " ID
tle result considering 10 the ucn ~eic NO stood "dl
New-York tribune., 1875-07-03
Proposals.

OrrIrE ~ ADNLIsTHA toR VI WATER WpRrs ANDl
PtriIC b f.llN.- thN D4IEANo, Jsn" 20 ~.
AEALED PROPOSALS will he rea eIyGd 10
- f office tir unf the ls. eav % A. ns
t~.s. 80 l. H.. Tor the LrA~I. %. IA" CITY VA fEh
Moi. l~ lud ACCOMPLISHING FRANC tirt1-. IA c.n
form fv h or hnanc, BIAS = -. aofn o Ia i5th u
Inrt. l~7j. Parties desiring coar- the e7i-an1o N
LEON RFRpOLI
Administrator Msfrr Worss Pubic 3uLalngs
Room Nn. - clIy ilAil. New ri 'aas IA
New-York tribune., 1875-07-03
Es-ENCE OF PLYMOUTH CHURCH RELIGION.
To me Edttor o The FribHRs.
~. an not enXinns Of lhc illle OF news

ESSENCE OF PLYMOUTH fuI Rtu Nt!ItiDN.
To me Edttor Of Thc FrtbHHS.
SIR: | am not envious Of Che title oT news
paper ~pond-nt Lni have been waning IA vain ioi
cv,nafut frotes; ga.i-, the passage n car s'trr-
day editorial on the os pei OF -D-l, alG a haahj
compelled 20 make II myscf faint though it bc We Of
Plymouth Church have had many hard things 10 bear
d.in the pas, years. I'D r1dicuie abundant and
b.i5 T. among tBe ie.; Lut when TIE IGB. ~ condo
scend- 1, turn INTO absilj not only 0ur experience
which L. t4e property 0f The Whole world. On, or re-
u-ous n- witch is surely own. il forces from us
f,hc ciy ~ rrmourtIn,r, without douDt lnehccD1i,
bu, az tie lesst audible. for Eere s paper when VII
listen 10 all sdcs W. are not ptrfccr in our
ch...l o. haze never pretended tU Deg ia iith
q coL.HIn.ty il Hap0Huble Thai there should
Gat l ioD-d Isn peupir. silly people ain tFfh p'i-
oucnr, of our great and noi " the ieal
Iu-- o. minister. Nr laf' gfUen ffuh 'i'-
hood W Dis chulr da uLCer tbi- pffar ag hrt -ui-
U. lnuh Igln4 y ii 'i o..
uor molly. bIt body Ir- and orr a. rl-
Dr~ rrIt. s Hr fi'. it~sinl- De- u'.''i. per-
Laf--.hat tisi- what Christ al,, wien -d. Thou
lI.t f. .0. Lord f.l, ff.i with a. tAv heart AID
tnv r.igrhprs ,h -if we 3nr ihat s hr meaning of
Pll.- --tor cant 40 without &c Tanl 40 Plf-
mouth - H.ca. Love .rlrth I 20 bis ucehbor;
nnf EioY Thar tl is ihrf a.fl.c Hih " ihl ''l la
snrd yirgc- or tiii'. hul- 'nd rnari' We thought d
part Dr them. and rldi, NiiEuI' l.. We cnnld
r,f r-I..y-. tl,1 very .-fullv nave found
INIT i-~rl hear Pvroufa pulpit hd- helped
and up To- oc patient ar.toic i"i 49, NAM
l.. uTl- li-h. i:gt set u - rt flr ED-ltl
lora jesus tll.<j; II. instead, lt l, t' gp--
, oi -.isu us -uspvi oi GusI throughout
~" wyrd for d. is i4e road 20 ' ,e here ~ n.,n-a
hereafter. o. FAJh I-tAotlh.
BrooLiga, June -, I--l.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-03
MISfATTrRR ALMANAC.

rises. 43S seuL.....- 135 hOys SETS. soU
n DAY-A X -
Sandy Hook 73g Tslsld.. sl9 Iiel O. TcrrJ ieo0
Tds DAY r X
Sandy Hook $40 Cove Island. Sir Hei {" Ferry tcSo
New-York tribune., 1875-07-03

1lr CftY cur4r li;l N0T THE RIAL JURY ~ niE
cAsE-AI. BEL MIR UPHELD bl PRAYER.
4 reporter OF The IgIBuNE, when passing
troa, Ora--t. yes jrrday art moon. wa- ""i1l1'r
and ...,d by assistant Pastor E.-.0ay " Ply ul' n
church who -at n tie daJrvay - Dr. nouse-eh."l -
~ t ann west corner OF Cr, and WIii0w@ts-fc'
. , ~.s new ssr,-r Mt Halliday askrd 70 Dec tod
II 1anrtirg Iennii- was ei n0'y tne iury stood
The fet.rta- re,licd fhaI generally co,rrd tEat
III. ,. Stood 1lao iDr IL. H.ccher na tiI'c lor Mr.
rsit.n .Vel- -ai Ar. Halliday, an "a
disappointed M an; have used tB"-e verg
numbers IN conversation. From thr estimate
/ formed Of those jurors ~ their ii'i Nhiii1l
eS,inirai lon 7 made up iny mind'h was ou 81 iA0
.ie. ,u that they -iouid get. said ." or friends
.I,vl, t1e. ,ra .iind 10 D. or p,Ihars 10 20 - CO..
r,s-ilv II 20 ~ favor ~ Nj brrcl"r, "ut th5 VII
ver agree; aud oll hcr not to g." o,~rssng1ire ard
co,rt their cuekcus before they are Matched. Aher .
M sre not TIM d jury trat Las sai IL Judnnent unon
the oAsc AID net disappointed
tr-lnar a. md abou; ttc rr amolnt o. time th'
mini La f.f,n SIR Halliday -lii /; "ls a mystery bow
some II. mic had aiood firm ami ra-'uie tlr"'is' H.
II Ms snr-esiel that II marvellous, not
.nlv q ntacry, how Mr Boocser had re
,aipod 80 calm AND apparonty unrui,iel. Why, -nid
Mr. Halliday tlat is nO ny So - t. ne Al all ihe
,.sscr - sfrac when vou know Il. There never was
man in t- rof T. h ieve for whom 50 many prayers
have a,ecnded to heaven for M Beceher And ules
have not cone from hIs people III Piy norih ,harcS
alone From people all the country roin proie IN
Al pait- Of the world NJ. Beecher has lad pIaye The
interest and -utmcrt the suhiect have been deep
IN Tp.4snd md scotland ar here. / know that Mby.
If Won acknowledge there IL any efficacy al
alf Ia prayer, you cannot ial {" see ho"
NJ Boecher has been upheld through these o's das oI
New-York tribune., 1875-07-03
Denilsirr.


BEAUTIFUL SIT. 81; GUM TEETH.
- 80. Aus'c, - sAi -oa 80 slHfE ~ 80 .eIk var
ROOM 70" - rlN.A,e, --abLs.s,l lejl As."Ealeg sx
4 CORAL III 8BsR SET OF 1kEiii IN
a trc, in t.r fyrfufsI trri4 tie al
ilriy 'I.iri.l. .f -s.v an = xshaFe
Coral Rubber very fs rofi. gold sei~ alns sfu.
rbb.l SETS pili.r- nges fronts hp hirs-. 10
usprr- - Ies.tos-. ui'r1Ts Uv.i~ mechanical G.ntst.v
frHa fr.If = i'-ff. -ktst.
EfOad~ sy car. t.st OF : rfynr irin T.
NENE..jI eI. - u 1st Thirty fsigt.Sst u.
hENTiSTRG FOR TIE MILLION --p,iccs
- fucsi DR. WAlf' Tho n.l stand. - l.s.t
TNeufg Fo,rtlsse Cs-s kuhseF 4la Loss
p. all -.ss T.ur col pia o.l .ls. -
uEWlrf Hart asa -n't fings ~ % ~ E>tsetn under
fIt~l tspil Nhca tlau khs
j. the y. ia oxt acsei aEi LlssL Dr. T. ~
WAIi - Isat rw -lT -ft 8.
I'VE ARTIFICIAL TEETH constructed by
d.. GEU y. MeDENANN. 5.Fs 81 ave. near 3dfh st,
pronounced uy -! 10 hs Growing hight Geu,s
b,a. srfA- a.
E'EETH MADE. and FITTED in a few hours
ws'huut fhr slightest pain lconycurncr U.a-fc alton
az. natural apPeas -.antood ro.ln ne IN year
pin- gold Pamphlets NE teeth ~ fgee three
stamps DE. X J. RVpkhIss ~ Esas -, ~ ~
New-York tribune., 1875-07-03
Salce bn Auctlou.

4 MFE~TS. Aucuoneer
DN BANGS, MkRNIN * CO., COT broadway,
81 B0Di 4l.-sales Oi Books worAs q 4 I fasy
ftaas4-. ~.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-03

Gtatioucrn.

ENVFI DpES AND WRITING PAPERS.
Z \ 4E4:Li- JnN4.- INttifl lt tftt 80 AND
pt pf.s EA nElIlI I Nss. l.i .ld .-r. >cs-
fok lavea as.iy ufi- 1851" ni. 90 .'ps =
l.lT Faeit fHi4ag lut if.;r lif 'fs AT
prcc- oOn 10. Liberal lss0suiS "a tia Sliis
New-York tribune., 1875-07-03
DEpARrURE or FOREIGN NAILS

SATu RDAY. IuLY g.
Ir-aud Wales. and Fruuce ~ steamship nt
annie ulai4s eLs Al - Supplementary Nal
New-York tribune., 1875-07-03
fire-Uorks.

EIpE Parties Desiring n Celebrate WORKS
rl.E JULY ARA MDl.kS
RRTILIt ~ and : Al'E l.lrI'f " as
Tf.f. staay- isf -la yhh6
FIAE Olsl RELIABLE. tA IRA LARGE " Hks
EXCELSIOR FTtENDli.S.
Fi-v DETWII..l-rl STREET g. 90, WrfkS
.fE- AEftAt".i nEi-. ~ IlthS
FIET NJ. TIrl ST. y =. WORKS
New-York tribune., 1875-07-03
Cost aro founo

O-T or MISSiNG-CeItiicate No. pa for
shares os f ",N ~ %" 40 Joseph Lea 'ofnany,
N frausirr OF whch h,ry hy .~in
4.ly .Orxrd. a f.ari i' rli s.4i
.. l~1,.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-03
WINDING Up OF THE WYOMING insurance
COMPANY.

COMPANY.
WILKEsBABAI Penn, July The Wyoming
Insurlncc Company NIsesbaI.e wosnd ap lts
y,-terlas II has been paving expenses lately. Ar
nsrn @nfs have hrcn made with the Ccmmc - Uron
OF Londeu AID ray ali risks o. Outstlndlug Z
u,il
New-York tribune., 1875-07-03

ITE0R~ FOR STATE COURTS.-The Com
~ M ,r.. rfl recfrc apfca' one i0r efemp
ton, 1.I ,l c-ty - ia ti., F9r inttAer
par~ lars ie Fy krtur! ''1 - Tor
L ! u. :. h
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-10-08
A Sec tch Court Incident.

The Scotsman Of the nth ult. says: yesterday,
for the first time since 1851 there were no cases be-
fore the Circuit Court Of Justiciary In Aberdeen.
Lord Deas, the presiding Judge, attended by q
guard Of honor OF the Ninety-second and Ninety
third Highlanders, walked from the Douglas
hotel ct ten o'clock. accompanied by the Lord
Provost and Magistrates, Sheriff Guthrie Smith,
Mr.. Roger Montgomeris, Advocate Depute, SC.
Mr.. E. s. Gordon, Lord Advocate, member Of
Parliament for the Universities Of Glasgow and
Aberdeen, and Sir Charles Shand, Chief Justice
Of the Mauritus also took part in the procession.
on the court assembling, the Advocate Depute
formally intimated that there was no criminal
business to submit to the court. IApplauss.1
Lord Provost Jameson expressed on behalf Of
the town and county authorities present their
qualification at there being no cases for trial. and
his own pride that 1t had fallen to his lot to pre-.
sent, according to immemorial usage, pair of
white gloves 70 his Lordship. The gloves, o
magnificent pair, worked with gold thread, and
contained in q neat oak case, having the city
arms inlaid on the lid, were then presented 10
Lord Deas, and pairs of plain white gloves to the
Lord Advocate, Sir o. Shand, the sheriffs and
ether gentlemen officially connected with the
eourtb -
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-10-08
THE GUARANTEED s-65's.

False AIarm-Aore Smoke Than Fire.
In one of our evening contemporaries yesterday,
q statement appeared that the Board of Audit Of
the District, Messrs Brodhead and Taylor, had
discontinued the issue of these bonds. The cause
given was that the Board Of Public Works had
left number Of contracts unfinished, and that
the Commissioners of the District had the author
ity by law to prosecute the work left undone, but
that they had carried the work further than was
contemplated in the original contracts; that
the Board OF Audit questioned whether this new
work could be carried on under an old contract or
whether the Commissioners have authority to go
beyond the limits Of contracts made by the Board
of Public Works; that the board Of audit had
called for a statement of all work done by them
under the system of contract extension, and that
in the meanwhile they had ordered that no more
of these bonds should be issued. Now we can
state upon the best authority that these bonds
are still issued, and were yesterday when that
statement was published. Furthermore, when
the stock, joObing pow-wOw was raised in July
that the issue Of these bonds woRld not exceed
ten millions, Secretary BTistow stated emphati-
cally 10 gentlemen here that the issue you'd ex-
coed that amount, and that they should continue
TO issue them.
Upon what authority our cotemporary made
this assertion we do not know, but we do know
that from the best authorities we make general
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