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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-09

SARATOGA and all other styles Of TRUNKS at
BosCHEN's, SOD and 51I Broad street. soLE-
LEATHER YALIsEs, RAILROAD BAGS, LADIES'
Bne sAIcHKLs, &C., At BoscHES's, SO9 and slI
Broad street hr'1. =. II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-09

re THE CIRCULATION OF THE DlSrATCH
y LARGER THAN TIE CONFINED ClRCULA-
TION OF Ali. THE oPliER DAILY NEWS
rArERS OF THE CITY. o
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-09

DISPATCH PHISTiNG-HoUsE.-Unsur IA
dities for The prompt execution OF all KINDS Of
printing. Orders flied promptly and at low prices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-09

EXCURSION TO DRgwRY's BLUFF.-Leigh-
Street Baptist Sunday school has made ar
ranpements to have basket picnic at Drew
RVS Bluff on Wednesday next.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-09

PERsoNAL.--Mayor Kelley and his party
will return from Old Point this morning.
DR.. Taylor visits New York on Monday to
buy apparatus for the Richmond High School.
for which the School Board recently appro-
prated about $500.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-09

COMMISSIONS MERCnASTS--We solicit your or-
oers Tor printing, or a cali at any time You may
wish 10 see specimens or obtain estimates feeling
assured That 1t viii be TO Your advantage.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-09

GREAT BARGAINS IN LADIES DRESS ooooo
AT LEVY BROTHERS. Prices astonisn'ngS 70"
All goods must be sold. Gov 10 tae ii'he iof oai
gains. It win pay you TO icok tefore making your
purchases,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-09

BUSY TINE AT LEVY BRoTnERS.-Ihe. iA-
ducemcnts they offer In White Good, Laees, EN-
brolderies, and hundreds OF other asacies, maAe
times lively at their stoys.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-09

CONVICT REcMrED.-Alce Faunlleroy scol'
ored), of Richnond county, was lodged IN
the penitensSry yesterday for eighteen
months for burglary and larceny.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-09

THE WEATHER TODAY The probabilities
are ma. The ,rcGther to.doy ecaN be partly
cioudy and ,rdrmcr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-09

SAVE MONEY By having your printing doua at the
DISPATCH PRINTING-HoUsE Good work, low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-09
GROCERIES, DC.

GYRUPS-EXTRA HEAVY aud COM
~ MON MOLAsSES; CHOICE SUGAR. RE-
FINED SUGakS-Cut Loaf, Granulated. Pow
dered, Soft" A. White Extra C,'' and Yellow.
COFFEE-G6 Java, Laguayra, and Rio. BACON
Sides. Shoulders. and Hams. John 1ayloe's supe-
rior Hams and Shoulders. SALTS-Liverpool fne
aud Gideon's Alum. PLOUR-Western Family.
For sale by DAVENPORT & MORRIS.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY. &c.

Iano VOLS. OF CHEAP LONDON
Z1J EDITIONS WITH PLATgs. sEaS ,aII, only 1es. sS.
an nv rfoIcridge DR. yden, Keats, Sllron Moore, Ho-
mer. vigil sssu shelley joe S Miller. shr Ataiaa rainne
Nights Hndihsas Children OF me xo,, aSne!t tr.oseSs
S,sn GriltyeG. hobin Hoa Baron Treneks Mysiss
res Of Paris, Paul and virginia erusoe I sso;,,sA
enes', a. Js e.. ~ RANDOLPH * ENGLISH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-09

TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy,
damp. and warm. At night it was partly
clear and pleasant, with southeasterly winds.
Range Gr Tae7'momc'er ntthe Dispatch office
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-09

SUsDoWN HATS reduced to zoe. Aaothe- lot Of
best Pacific Percales at 6ac. at LEVY BROTHERS..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-09

UTICA BLEAcHED sHKETINs, two and h,Ir
yards wide. at 40c.; Davol Beacted shee,iny ,wo, :
and half yards wide, at 42c. per yard repnia,-
price everywhere Is SOC. except at Levy Bun.r
THEIRS ..ta..s# ..a... -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-09
uTIEs, HORSES, &c.

arr, ANDREW HAS JUST AR. CIR
M ri,eA from the yagev of Siggipm 80
win suyes,or set OF - n5ol-k- anu aafN1>
Ne keep HACKS, BuG6lEs, aaa aaaIhSnT. hoksHTY. Nm Sgs
h,r, brs,.c;ass Ne also haze SECoND-nASD
BU&;iiEo tox sale. ,rpSEp q co.
my 10 ..---------------
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-09

gILOUR!! ELOURt FLOUR 900 BAR
4 rels choice Virginia Extra Flonr, -
800 barrels croicc Virginia Snpertne Flour-just
received and for sale. Also, :, 80
20 tons Rock Salt ttor caItle), with full stock OF
Groceries, Liquors, aud Provisions. ,cr
ROGERS 4 MCCANCE,
my17, Fourteenth Tor PEARL street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-09

TEAS! TEAS We are in receipt OF
l. twenty.oDe chests Of fresh GUSPOWDER
and OULONG TEAS, Ringing from GOOD 70
choicest which we are retailing at 50c., 75c, $ls
81 25 81 so. and S2. A liberal discount allowed
on lots OF five pounds and upwards. ~
GEORGE A. HUNDLEY s. CO..
to7 52S Hroad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-09
The Kcely Motor-Au Interview with
the What he Claims for his
Engine.

\ correspondent Of the Chicago Inter-
ocean, writing from Philadelphia about the
kecly motor, says:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-26
3n0er TO ADVERTISEMENTS.

AnusyuENTs-S erenh pdGe-4;h. 9Th. and 9th columns
BANKING Houses AND BANKERs-ThiTd Fdge-oth COL
$500 ., .,........
BOIRp AND Rooms Sercnh PdRe-1si and 2d columns
BUSINESS CulNcEs-Thtrd Po0e-6th column.
BusINhss NorfCEs-FOuih Id0c-lst column
CORPORATION NOIICEs-1bGd FGGe-0th colulnb'
DIVIDEND NOTICEs-Thiyd 0e-6th column.
ETHIOPIAN HOTFLS-SocOnd Pdgr-3d AMI attn columns
FIsANCIAI-Third T0Ge-5th and 9th columns
FURNITURE-Sscond Pd0e-3d column. ,
HoRsEs, CARRIAGES, HARNESS, %c'-HSrehW i09e-lS'
column.
HoTEIs-Serenh Pd0e-2d column.
INSTRUCTION. Pd0e-;id. 4th. and 9th columns
LECTURES AND MEETINGS ScrenH Page 9TH column
M.REIE AND 81 ATk MANIFIS-SecoHd PGGe-4th COLUMN
MARRIAGES AND DEATHs-fidh Iduc-6th column
LANEoU s-Third PGoe-6th column: E'qhm rage
9Th column. -
MUSICAL INsTRUMENTs-Serenh PdGe-btn column
NEw PUBLIC ATIONs-SLrth Fd0e-3d column.
POLITIC AL NOTlCES-FilM Po0e-6th column. .
REAL ESTATE For SAIE-BRooKLYN-SiTh Fdge-otn
column, CouNrRY-SIh PuDe-6h column: Sere1M
Po0e-lsf column; AUCTION SALES-Sth PdSe-eth
column ;ExCHAsGE-serenh Pdoe-ist column
SALES RY AUCTIOS-Third P09e-6th column.
SAVINGS BANKS-Third Pdqe-6.h column.
UATIoNs W NSTED. MALEs-SercnH Po1e-3d column;
FKaAIEs-SereRh rage sd. 4th. and 5ta columns
spEcIAI NOTICES rim Pdge-6th column.
STATIONERY Thifd Page-6th column.
srKAMROATs AND KAILROADS-Seeond ld1c-1th COLUMN
STFAMERs OcFAS-SirM Tdgt-3th and 9th columns.
TT ACHfRs-SiTM PdGe-5th column.
THF TURY-.Sereah Pagf-Gth column.
To IET-CITY PROPERTI-Nerenh FdQc-lst colunhi
COUNTRY-Serenh PdOc-1st column
wISrRg RESORTS Sepenh PGgC-2d column.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-26
PUB1 e OPINION.

We should not be surprised now to see Matt.
Carpenter remove with his baggage" Ia Washington,
there 10 take high official place II there were only
vacancy in the Cabinet il would be toleraby certain.
--[Eyansyille Courier iDemD
We have Chambers word for il that he
would not have en- more surprised II hs had been sud
denly taken mp to heaven in chariot of frr Ike Elijah
Try shares in this fceling-lCtncnnatl Gazette (iepJ
Zach Chandler has accepted, and in few
days n will e one of the cOnuonest sights In Washing
iry goods boxes and climbing up telegraph roles while
the >ecretary of the Interior goes byChicago Times
(Indl
Now says THE NEw-IoRK TRIBuNE, after
dlspOsng more of the Commissioners report. let
uation." Have nineteenth century FOLKS the patience of
job that they should be thus imposed ON Philadelphia
Times uni.l
"The honest half of both" is Gen. Bartlett's
party. We wish II would unite - little closer tog & C..
That's the pu have becu looking for. hut II II
barrassng to have II putting out two tickets and drag
ging its vile pronged tail along with
Journal (Rep.l
There are signs of reaction in favor II
Secretary Chandler the part of the public. dis
position IL beginnng 10 be shown TO give him a least
fair chance" IL IN certainly unfair to prejudice his
case and. notwithstanding the preu,ce against him. no
may out To he excellent executive ofcer-lNew.
Haven Journal and Courier tRep)
The third term and hard money 20 very well
together. They are both pointing 10 tyranny Tor tho
many ~ the will " the icw ana the Democrat who
fmhrse them both Is mistaken In the significance OF ho
yay E:me by which lac has been clasicd with the de
lenders of the Constitution and the protectors OF tho
people, Richmond Whig Deml
A truce tO the elimination ard recrimination
between the western anl Northern Democratic
pers the Ohio election Unless they want "a give up
Northern Democrats had the right Ia shout their
" hard money" and honest money" slogan "a the est
initiation" Ohio began IL nd 10 most TO blznel Msooo
Telegraph and Messenger tDemb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-26
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY OCTOBER 70. 1875
the Indian Territory does destroy the tribal
relation. SO, to establish Territorial COVER

the Indian Territory does destroy the tribal
relation. So to establish Territorial COVER
ment over the Indian Territory is
give Gen.. Clinton B. Fisk's railroad
company very snug thing. with
the relations existing between ex-Gov.
Fletcher and Gen. Fisk, is it any Won
der that the Chairman of the Commission
should have slipped into the report recon-
mendation of Territorial government for the
Indian Territory? 1t was an easy thing to do'
and would be nice little thing for Fisk, who
appointed them. So there it is among the
recommendations 18th. It does not mat
ter that these persons were appointed for
specific purpose, to wit, to investigate affairs
at Red Cloud Agency; nor that they never
set foot in the Indian Territory ; they put in
this recommendation with as much cOmpa-
cency as though it was part of their mission,
when really they had no more business with
il than they had with the management OF the
Pensacola Navy Yard. But 1t was neat little
thing to do for the Atlantic and Pacific Rail-
road Company and for Fisk. And it was
thrifty Commission. 1t "tOOk care OF its
0 fricu1s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-26

FoREiGN-The Prince of Wales was at Cairo
60 Russia decided TO exhibit only her peculiar
products at the Centennial Exhibition. == Great
damage and loss of life was caused 10y the British
floods and storms ---- The survivors of the
Balaklava Charge celebrated its twentyiirSt ami
yersary. &C. Seven Thousand more troops were
TO be sent to Cuba. - The Emperor William Ie-
turned to Berlin.
DoMTsTlC.-The frat city hall ever huilt III Balti-
more. costing over 81 200,00 was dedicated with
great ceremony. --- State Treasurer Mackey Of
PENNSYLVANIA publishes reply to the charges
against him. =-= Gov. Belknap is thought to lead
for the Iowa senatorship. - The free postal de-
livery system Is now self-supportng.
CITY AND SUBURBAS.-The morning and evening
services of Moody and Sankcy, IN Brooklyn at
tracted large attendance and much interest. -
Passengers from the steamer Montana reported mu-
tiny by the crew aud unsoaw0rthhess OF
the vessel. --- Col. VIM. NJ GrosyenOr delivered
an address OF the Dangers of Initiation" 60
Charges of fraud in registration we've made IN the
Police Board and at Tammany Hall. -- Gold,
1I46s, 114si 1l5is; gold value of the legal-tender
dollar at the close s6 SO cents.
TIE WEATHeR-The Government report predicts
clouds aud rain == In this city yesterday the
day WA warm and partly cloudy Thermometer, So
800, So.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-26

Englishmen nowadays investigate ana explain
Jonathan ~ if he were an cccentrcity in ethnology
and not piece of nature very like j. b. after all.
Writers ike Walt Whitman and Joaquin Miller our
cousin loves to study IA representatives OF the
American Mind; and the faults and follles of our
politics take strange and exaggerated shape to him
instead Of seeming what they administrations
of dishonesty and self-intercst not differing much
from those he finds IA his horoughs. The Spec
fafor for instance, explains the reasos for Mr. JEFF
frrson Dayiss political authority, ~ If the American
character were entirely distinct from every other ~
the world and the resulting forces of public life
were such ~ exist nowhere else Possibly, however,
The Speafor il not very far out FL the way when it
declares that il the Ichemcnce OF Southern
selfasscriion that PAWS typfef and represented,
and tLat in bi, personal character he exaggerated
beyond Tie limits of the probable. The Spectator
suisinons the aid If an American writer in instra-
ton of its opinion but il makes little allowance for
the enlarged outlines permitted to the poet. The
arrogance Of moral temperament 1t says, tho con-
tempt for all those civil usages of life which, as
Burke SAYS. are founded on compromise or barter
the reckessncss Of loss and suffering which dis
tinmshes some phases of society in the United
Stites were never compressed more admira-
biz into concise literary form than III
Col. John Hays CHASTITY and quaint poem,
The Mystery OF Gigal.' The triviality of the sup
posed point in dispute the unhinching determination
of the disDutants, the instant appeal to the most
desperate remedies. the eagerness with which the
bystandcrs take sides and fight to the death in a
quarrel of which understands the rights
these touches of lawless and hardgrsncd state of
society, drawn 80 vigorously and strikingly by the
Western poet, were all reproduced largo canvas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-26
HOW TT LOOKS ABROAD And At HOME.

HOW 1T LOOKS ABROAD And At HOME.
The London press devotes much more space
and we may add much more intelligcnce-tO
the discussion of the Ohio election than 1t is
accustomed to bcstow upon the incidents Of
American politics "The civilized world has
ga title in the character of the Government
"and Legislature of the United States" says
The Dailg Aers "and would be prejudiccd by
"any legal recognition given to the dishonest
proposals regarding the currency which have
" of late found favor among some classes OF
"puhic men in America" And The lines
says: "The politics of the United States have
$50 many points of contact or sympathy with
English ideas and interests that their deliver
lance from a formidable danger is matter
"for which we are bound to be thankful"
The other papers generally take the same
view of the situation. No one questions that
the Ohio campaign was an open contest be-
tween the folly and dishonesty of the ignorant
the uuthinking, and the vicious portion Of the
community and the common sense and up
rightness of the average American voter.
But while the British press was quick to
appreciate the issues of the campaign, it had
not the means of Judging accurately the sig
nifcance of the victory. The kilograms to the
London papers copied the exaggerated estimate
of the Republican majority made by nearly
all the New-York journals except The TRIE-
UYE, and at the date of our latest mail advices
the defeat of the nhationists was regarded in
England az much more complete than we now
know it to have been. In the light of more
correct returns, The London Times will prob,
ably revise its opinion that there is no longer
anything to fear from the paper-mOney
fanatics. We see that they we've quite as
strong in eLio as the regular Administration
Republicans, and that nothing saved the State
but the Liberal and Independent vote of Gin
cinnati and Cleveland. The victory is one
over which we may well rejoice, but we may
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-26

Let the scoffers and dorIdeu who have no faith IN
the administrative capacity of the gentle sex read
the story of the Begun of Bhopal and vail then
abashcd faces Bhopal is a small and obscure state
of Central India and the princess its ruler. bulzes
about it like q bee in bonnet She INDUCES in no
fashionable lazness at the capital nor does she per-
init the existence Of any Ring government; on the
contrary she makes tours of inspection through her
domains and metes out punishment and affords re-
dress with her own tinted hands. Under her I'M
faltering eye the grocers of Bhopal have an
exceedingly hard time their weights and
measures are tested and If they prove
defective. tho Cove. lment destroys them and
kindly provides new ones and Mo,seurs the groceis
pay for them She exercises stern discipline III an
other matters Of morals; she has nearly PAID on
national debt of 100000 rupees and she contem-
plates the building of railroad. The name OF tins
remarkable woman was Nuzeer -ool-dowlah Omrow
Doolah Baku Mah0med Khan Sahib Bahadoor, but he
who shared those graceful little titles with her died
under their weight, and she is now Princess synd
Mahomed Sadeek Hossain Khan Sahb.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-26
amuesmsnts ano tleeiinss Co. Night.

4,o-r,,'s THx ,rRR.-" Humpty Dumpty" Fox
BROOKLYN THaATEE-" Around the "oriu III h'so9
Days"
EseI.E THEATER.-varety Performance,
FlFrU AVENUE TuEATER.--" Hamlet BoOth'
IYCsUM IuaATKR.-" Nine. LArchiduc.
Tony PASSWORDS NEW TuEATBR.-At aud ): variety
Performance.
OLYMPIC TuEATER.-variety Performance.
PARK THEAIER.-" Mighty Dollar"
BAN FRANCISCO MiNsIRELs.
THIRD AVENUE THEATBR.-Varety Performance
THrATgR CoMIQUE-Varicty Performance.
UNION SQUARE THEaTER.-" Led Astray"
WAIIACK's THEATRR.-" Overland Route
AMERICAN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ASSOCIATION HNJ--PianO Recital. Pattison
SIIlSwAY HAII.-Concert. White-C ervantcs
METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF AkT.-Paintings, statuniy'
40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-26

The purpose of Russia to exhibit only pro-
ducts peculiar to her soil and climate at the
Centennial Exhibition Is not very promising,
but is as much as could be expected in view
OF the indifference with which she has hith-
crtO regarded the enterprise. This result is
perhaps rather better than we deserve after so
mismanaging our invitation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-26

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-26

The prompt disposal of the dilatoly plea en-
tered in behalf of DOlan, charged with the
murder of Mr.. Noe, and the success obtained
in impaneling a jury, render it probable that
the case will be tried as it ought to be- quickly.
The laws delay works nowhere greater evil
than in murder trials.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-26

The election comes n week from to-day.
The campaign, both in this State and i'll Penn
sylvania, has been comparatively quiet. ONO
seems TO have drawn the political electricity
from the air. In Pennsylvania there is strong
reason to believe it has even settled the con-
test The inhationists who captured the Erie
Convention are STAINED, and the Republican
Rings are likely to get new lease
of life, not because they do deserve 1t,
but because their opponents do not AS
between thieves who steal some OF their
money. and lunatics who would destroy it all
the people prefer the thieves. In Ncw-I DIRK. on
the other hand, the choice Is between the men
who have denounced thievery III general, and
the others who have prosecuted the thieves
and stopped the stealing. The only state
issues are those of Canal Reform and Reduc-
ton of Taxes. On these subjects, both sides
talk well; and one side has also acted. The
people like the latter performance best )
and are likely to ask the men who
begun tho work, to carry it on and
finish it. There is no doubt that
John Bigelow and his associates will he and
ought to be elected by heavy majority. The
only question is, how heavy; and that is
question of vital interest chiefly to Gov. Til
den. If the majority is much reduced from
that of last year, his prestige in the National
Convention is correspondingly reduced Men
will say his hard money and reform policy has
weakened him with his own party, and
will seize the excuse for urging some
weaker candidate in his stead. The in
terests of hard money and administrative re-
form in the great party which, at the present.
seems to have the best chance for 1876, are
largely wrapped up in New-lorks hearty
Endorsement, next Tuesday, OF Gov. Til
den's canal and low taxation policy.
In this city the active campaign is only
beginning, and results cannot yet be
predicted. The current runs against Tam
many Oh the nomination for Recorder, but
the leaders say their demonstrations this
week will reverse it. The Republicans have
thus far done the most towards getting their
vote out. John MoTSseys consenting to run
helps them, and gives some force to the anti
Tanmany Democracy. The latter, however, is
still loose .jointed organization: and there is
40 cordial or safe cooperation between it and
the n Stom hOuse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-26

Baltimore celebrated yesterday, with appro-
pirate ceremonies the opening OF her new City
Hall. A public building, adapted tO'its uses
and finished economically and well, without
any scandal during ITS construction, is a thing
80 rare that BaltimOreans may well be proud
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-26

In his address last night at Cooper Institute
Col. Grosvenor brought ont very fully the I'M
portance of the initiation issue. He shows
clearly that the loss which must ensue from
the issue of new greenbacks will fall upon
the whole people pressing most hardly
upon those who have saved little
money, deposited perhaps in savings
bank or invested in a life insurance. The
notion that the debtor class forms the larger
portion of the community is ably combated,
and the absurdity of initiation arguments
happily shown. While keeping in sight the
higher motives that should govern mems de-
cison i'll this matter, Col. Grosvenor proves
conclusively that with nations as with indiyid-
uals, honesty is the best policy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-26

his habit to add. and all OF u.s." 1t is graft
flying to know, too, that though ex-senator
Harlan is not formally announced as a candi-
date, his friends will insist upon bringing him
forward presently. Mr.. Harlan is the kind OF
man to have that kind of friends. But what
a dreadful blow it must be to him to he
dragged out Of retirement in such fashion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-26
Brsincss Notlrcs.

DYEING AND CLEANING.-Take your Dyeing
aud Cleaning 10 the NEwYo8K DYENG PRINTING EsTAB
IsgsFST as Duane A. 1852 broadway and Clio Sixhave N.Y.
and les Peeponts Brooklyn Established 20 years
ELEGANT FURNITURE, Carpets, Parlor Beds
&C. at GEOkGE A CLARHEs IA Broadway. on liberal elms
OLDEST, Largest, and Best Accident Insurance
Company in America-The TRAVELLERS OF Hartford
WUROR's COP LIVER OIL AND LIME.-The
great popularity OF this safe and ecaciouS alone
sttrbuabr 60 ito intrinsic worth IN the OF Co lghs
Gods Asthma Bronchitis " hopping Cough ocroulOus Eu
mors and CoDsumptve symptoms. t has no superior,
equal neglect the cary symptoms OF disease when
sn agent thus which viii alleviate all complaints OF
the chest lungs or throat Manufactured by A. WLBoE
Chemist Boston. sold by Druggists