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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-19
A GRAMMAR SCHOOL RECEPTION.

About 500 persons attended the annual re-
ception of Grammar School No IS at Terrace Garden,
on Fy-eghth 81, near Thrlavc, yesterday The exer-
cses were conducted ny Dr. kazenerg Chairman or the
Board Of Trustees Prayer was offered by the Rev Dr.
John Hail. and the exercises opened with the chant
irg Of the Lords Prayer by the pupils. william Brown
erd and Charles ". Jackson detained the pieces emil
tied The North American Indians and Filia Piety
The rectatons. speech OF Reglus, by Leopold Leo,
Old Ironsdes" 10y Benjamin Morse, and The Pipes al
Lucknow" BY William Shaifor next given. Edward
Rice John HannaId. Daniel Martin. and Thomas Truss
sang solos duets tries md cioriises - suinehody 6
Darling" by Tnomas Truss. meeting with mtch a)-
p,ase. Joseph Icburn delivered one OF Mrs. candle
:. Curtain Iertufcs." n -,
Charles sclylcr James T. scugler, Thomas McGoyern,
Louis Siucaler, Charles W. jackson Daniel Norman
Martin Charles BOtbner John McTeagIc. Chariea Allen;
and Munroe Selling. Daniel Hoffman Martin delivered
the yaledicov 1hc Giants NJ the Nineteenth Century
Sulernt 4. ncIt Kdle OF the Board Of Education and
Judge Van dressed the students. There 600
pupils under charge Wilbur +. Hudson who has been
Principal OF this school for the past FIX years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-19
LOCAL COMMANDMENTS.
COLLEGE OF THE CITY OF NETWORK.

COLLEGE OF THE CITY OF NETWORK.
RESULTS OF THE ANNUAL ExAMINATIONs-PRo-
GrAMME OF COMMENCEMENT AND OTHER IL
ERCIsEs.
The annual examinations at the College of
the City Of NewYOrk finished Monday Last, and
the examinations, and upon the number Of members Of
each class who should I've promoted OF the Senior Class
30 out OF 80 passed in full standing and will be gradu
ated IL receiving the degree of b. A. aud ID that OF
r. s. In the Junior Glass out Of 81 members 45 passed
their examinations successfully in the Sophomore Class
SO passed out Of 20 in the Freshman Class e5 out Of
125 For the Introductory Class of next year asa app
cants have been examined and admitted
On Monday evening, June 81, the Seniors will give
their class dinner at DclmOncos On Tuesday evening,
June D. the prize speaking will take place at Booths
Theaer when the Riggs prize essays will be read by the
successful competitors W. Lacmore Of the Senior Class,
and A. ]. Philip of the Junior Class There will be two
speakers OF prose and Of poetry from each OF the
three classes, Sophomore, Junior and Senior. On Wed
ncsday afternoon. June o. the Class OF 1879 will cee
bre their Glass; Day. the exercises being given In the
chapel OF the College, at Lcxingon-aVe. aud Twenty
third>i The Commencement exercises VIII be held IN
the Academy of Music the evening OF Thursday,
hold their annual meeting and attend the Alumni dinner
In ard tn the next ntercOe gate contest notice has
been issued that the preliminary OratOrcal contest VIII
be held in the college chapel Friday, tept - All
By Sept. IT. Essays must be handed TO the Committee
or before Sept Il, the subjects being, The Advant-
'nd DisadN antagcs OF Universal Sufra age. ana
Dickens and TEackeray Compared prize or 500 has
Of " or the best of settling Disputes between
Nations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-19

heavy, dppcsition opete sAles u 200 bush Aisn
Mixsd &c., 1880 bush Sample Ct 7Sc No oGes1d =
7Sc buyers duu nominal; 05c. fr No west
Rye Bsrisy-none here seeds DUH PORK dnn q:
$21 for Heavy MosA Lard IA Sc Hishwnes nominal ~
81 10.
OswBGO June 1S-F1our fair demand sales 700 bbia
at 20 rs for Spring GO rs FOR Amber Winter 81 for
White Winter and 81 2. for Double Extra Wheat eaHeI
steady High Mixed s3c; Low Mixed Sic Corn Meal
s33 for Boed s32 for Unso,sd foed uSe n nangsa
Wheat 6c Con and Rye. &C. oats 5zc 70 New OF,
Lumber So 20 to the Hudson. Railroad Freighs 70
Boston 4jc.; New-York, SC; TO Albany 2-c Lake no
ceptsWheat 1920 bush: Lumber 43I'oVV rect SanAa
shipmeBts-l, i59,OOO feet Of Lumber . -.
WILMINGTON. N c. June Is spirits Tlrpentlnc nrm al, AZ
steady Al Hard 81 10 for Yellow Dip and - 90 Tor
Virgin. Tar steady At 81 rs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-19
DRAMATIC NOTES.

Miss Clara MOrris-whO will not sail for En-
gland tall the 26th inst.-acts at COnway's Theater.
Brooklyn. next week, In " Article A."
The engagement Of Mcssrs. Harrigan and
the japanese acobas and jugglers will end to-
night 1T Wslack's Theater II has not succeeded.
Mr. ID. Fl. Harkins, acting Professor Cdd,cal-
ader The Hg Bonanza took his bcueAt at the Fifth
Avenue Theaer last night The Lia Opera Troupe sang
operate airs.
Mr. John Br0ugham is writing his Remi-
piscenees of the Stage who remembers much aud
reooun.s it brilliantly cannot fail " produce delight
full book.
Mr.. BOucicault will appear in London, at
Drury Lane. sept. IL in &" The snaughraun."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-19

The above expression peculiarly applicable to the indrvd
renovated by OSrTEkS STOMACH
II any woman in tins community has friend
from the various rarg- which Indigestion nervous
disease weak back 81 kidney trouble can inilci the most ra
tiona he she Procure the Buffers &C
regularly. II this advice ia toenot,
guarantee in short the invalid VIII feel good
marked and rapid VIII be tho change for the better
wrought by this peerless invgoran ucrGne snd dTptc ~
Establishes digestion and stimulates the "
urinatiuu hsafu activity hat OxpOs by tho natural
body those acrl elements in the secreions
which when absorbed into the blood produce rheumatism
CONT and neuralgia Moreover s gentle though enecua
anfab, It for the females IN delicate heat
Who rtluire tonic stImulant and CORRECTIVE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-19
DOMESTIC MARKLIs.

ALhAsr June 1s.-Wheat dull. Rye quiet Data lower ;
sales 9 cars No Mrcd Canada &C; car Mixed state
81 &C. Tie Is asked or No. While state CoLn quiet Bar
ley dull n alt steady.
bUT7An n: Y. LUMP ls-lake keceptsaFlour $50 bblA
Wheat 46O bush. ftaroad Ksceipts-Four 240O bbls.
Wheat l3OUO bush. Corn. io.eOO bush. Oats 5000 buah
Wheat 10000 BUSH corn. II GOO BUSH Oats $4,000 bush
Barley 200 bush shipments by Canal 10 waerWhe2t
$4,000 bush; Corn $4,000 bush. TO the Interior Mona
Freghs by Canal quiet Corn. 8sc; mat 7c Oats 4.o-
included Flour quiet and steady 600 bbs sold
sass rs for spring g 7bgse % Tor sasrs 81 7SSs
$3.50 Oatmeal Wheat dull htls disposition operate
1000 bush No milwaukee, at ~ % al 10; Bv0e
bush tsAr 81 Chfcago offered
81 o. ami so MlvspEvo 81 Oa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-19
A CLASS DINNER.

The class dinner of the newly graduated
class OF the University of the City Of NewYork was held
the Hoffman House last evening. All the members, Il
in ALL present. After partakng Of the dinner they
organized the association. Francis r sade pre-
sided. W. Randolph Parmy was chosen Class Presi-
dent Richard ". Stevenson, yicePresdent Isaac kus-
sell. Secretary, and N. H. Seligman Treasurer II was
resolved hold the annual meeting OK the class on the
Wednesday preceding the Commencement exercises OF
next The literary programme OF the evening was
then taken up. ]. C. Tomnson responded as the ciass
orator of the occasion j. A. Lott ir as the class poet
A. f. Hoffman class historian, and j. T. Crittende as
prODhet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-19
Al Notices Of Marriages must Be adorsed 9Th M
name and address.
DIED. Q

BRoDIEon Friday 18th iDst sarah Campbell relct Of the
late George Brode
Friends Of thu family respectfully invited tn attend the
funeral, from tho Westminster Presbyterian Church
Twenty second st., between sixth AMI Seventh aves
Monday, 2fst inst, at p.
CARPENTEROn Fifth day Thursday Sixth month, 18th,
Walter Carpenter In the t7th year Of his ago.
The family respectfully
attend the funeral from hs resideucn IS st Marks
ave. vrner Carlton ave, Brooklyn First day afternoou
Sunday. 10th Inst. al o'cl.cx-
CRAIGOn the 18th instant Ann Craig sster Of the lAs
Dr. william Barrov OF Jsrsey Cty IN he 87th ysar
iass rsaaAeasA g Wsss vsry sxsA
Aonsay. JuAs n, q. - scfsok
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-19

The 18th annual examination at st. Ga
briefs Grammar school, in East Thirty began
on Tuesday afternoon under the direction OF Brother
Tatian, the principal OF the school, The closing exami'
nation of the advanced scholars will take place
next Monday evening when 1t is expected that several OF
tho members Of the Board OF Education will be present
and conduct The First Class
on Tuesday in geography. algebra, grammar history,
and arithmetic. Wednesday afternoon was devoted
to the examination Of the Senior Class On
geometry grammar mensuraton, geography. and Al
zebra On Thursday the examination OF the Senior Class
Was finished and the examination OF tho Superior Cas
sshn "a snd hsfary esssfday Tie e3aninssoS
MAS continued geometry algebra, natural philosophy,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-19
The Eouitable Life Assurance

Broadway j. prepared to make loans upon bond and
mortgage first class dwellings and scr"S IN WORK
aud Brooklyn. Principals will be- furnished with forms
and full information. and their bu,ln" IA tated with
out charge. except legal expenses for examination Of
title This society also issues the most desirable forms
Of policies upon selected lives, including tie TCEtIie
Savings Fund Plan. by which. during the past six years.
surplus has been accumulated greater than Icy any plan
heretofore pracced The Society has assets 0f twenty
eight millions % dollars. and has cas-, auanal income VI
millions ~ dollars Its average annual business dur
ing the past ave wears tS44 3O6s, has been greater
than that OF any other company Adv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-19

Now rs THE TIME-It is always the right
time to do q good act, and man with family
should regard himself short of hs dty uHil his home Is
endowed with a Wilson Shuttle Scwil- Machine Let IL
b unde that this admirable hnC captured tho
Prize Medal Diploma Of Honor the Vienna Expo
sioR In 1873 and has every where demonstrated is
pcriorty all other uachines II IL sold ON easy
monthly payments NJ - aud 80 Broadway, New
York 10 fourth-st., Brooklyn. l.. -. Ncwark-ave,
Jersey City; 16i ghti ave. and at Hays. New
This Company wants few more good agcuts. a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-19
TEXAN IMpETuosrrY TO BE RESTRAINED.

TEXAN IMPETUOsrTY TO BE RESTRAINED
WASHINGTON, June 1S-Information has been
received that the value OF the cattle stolen from Texas
by Mexican raiders since Jan. l h over S20OO00O.
There 1900 rancheros the Texas side of the
Rio Grande who have from Mexico and settled
in Texas, and In sympathy with the raiders The
Texas authorities ncrDsed that II II Il AIRED
effort will be made drive the rancherO. into Mexico.
The tnited authorities there will endeavOr to pre-
vent sIch action. IL would PROBABLY result only III in
creased depredatiOns In Texas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-19
THE ST. LOUIS TIMES ADVERTISED FOR SALE

I'D OT'
ST. LOIS, June 1S.-Emie Thomas, Sheriff
this county. possession me lips Office to-day
under writ OF attachment favor Of
Graham Co, paper dealers Inc issue
the paper will be intersecd with however d. C.
stone Prc,idcn. D. the Security Bank and Trustee OF
the mortgage bonds issued by TIE Zines Company. ad
yerscs tina; establishment for sale for nonpay me Of
the interest on the COUPONS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-19
Grerial Notices.

Dehier's Pills the and safest remedy for Chis
and Fever and Maara.
Poss.(lfnce Noticc.-The MAILS FOR EUROPE for the
week ending SATURDAY June TO- 1875 will close 81 this
Office follows On WEDNESDAY at IL 80 q III Rs
DAY ll30 m, and SArU RDAY al 30 m, and ~
N. Il. L. JAMES, r. N.
ASiik Eirstic stockings Belts Knee Caps Abdominal
Bandages Shoulder Braces, and
Cruiches at MAsHs Truss Office. Ma. veseyst Lady IN
attendance.
A.-Rupture and Physical Def0rmities successfully
treated by De- \. MARSH principal Of the late firm OF
Col AZ his old Office No Vesey st.. Aston HousA
No with other Offce in this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-19
ELSEWHERE.

NEw-HAvEN June 1S.-The shear works in
Naugatuck burned this morning. The loss L.
$4,000; insurance, 5000.
OTTAWA, Ont. June 18.-InformatiOn has
reached this city of disastrous bush fires Rus
sell Road Tie fire is devastating everything In its
path and rain Is very an xiously looked for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-19

feminine IN her style Of oraory Both 10 their form
and expressoa hex addresses tho vigorous and
mascuifne that TO be heard at these gnthsr
fngh Decision marks every sho utters- The
pathetic element IL almost wholly absent A. an expos
itor OF tho Bible she Ia trenchant and often powerful
On Sunday, May go seven services were held. and on
Monday the 30th many - 81. On Tuesday. juno l.
over 20 services were again attended At the . N.
meeting 1000 persons were present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-19
LONG NEEDED RAIN AT PORT JEkyLs.

PoRr JERvIs, June ia heavy rain storm
continues This s the first that has fallen. with the
exception OF few slight showers that did the ground
good the disappeared o"out the oud of April
IL ia very much needed, ali the crops ace Ia very
backward condition. esDecially gTI-s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-19
CRIMES AND CAsUALTIEs-RY TELEGRAPH.

CINCINNATI. June 1S.-A special to The Commercial
from IveIion Ky, says, George Wari and J. w Martin
hckmikcrs arrested charge Di passing large
money. The bills -lo The National
Bank Of Richmond Ind. and 81 TIE Paxton National Pank
H. and excelentiy engraved.
CINCINNATI. June i8.-TraEsfers Of real estate in
the Auditors Office OF this city for the s 40 ia gregate
Naue of 81. IO1 0OO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-19
The STATE OF TRADE.
HAvAyA MARKET.

HAVANA Juno 49, srar sh Gold. 2Ol 9205. Exchange
On the United states 80 Gays cGruhc -c2 PREM shori
sight =; 81 PREM % golG i1 lOs PREM Short
sight gold, ll2ali3 prem; La - laGd 1873 prom
Paris lOed 10 prem. oagar rr,ner. grcapy higher.
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Pounds AZ an
nual rates To reg
nl.E anA-Ae haFs

ftw DO therefore. that the circulation vi THk TR
uSs through the mails greater than that Of The Hsd ~
combined The World and combined e.
great Of ell three Of these morning pa0
combined Advertisers will ind also their
member that tho columns Of THR Tribune vAs
than hose Of other In tho etc. and that each osun
therefore. gives tn spacc sdvee
shaA y column i.ne any .aps&
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-19

ST. LOUIS, June 1S.-Betwecn , and O'clock
this morning the heaviest and destructive rain storm
that has taken place here many years began. The
raincll in perfect torrents for three hours and
paris of the city inun.latc the sever beng
incapable carrying OF the immense quantity Of water
that fell. There also high wind. and the lightning
ssant and almost terrible. Tue damage ia various
parts OF the city il very heavy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-19
RJTRIAL OF THE ANCIENT.

A FAREWELL CEREMONY OF THE sCPHoMOREs OF
COLUMBIA COLLEGE-ADDREss OF PRESIDENT
BARNARD.
The annual ceremony of the burial OF the
"Anccn by the Sophomore class of Columbia College,
took place last evening The students OF tho college, to
the number Of about 800 assembled around the Worth
monument in Madison-square after 10 p About |
D. IN the line Of march taken up Fifhave. The pro
headed by the band OF the Regiment after
which the Grand Marshal, Wesley Harper. Follow
ing the Grand Marshal the bier borne by four pail
bearers Upon rcd and blue lights were kept burning
The bier was followed by about 800 composed
of the students of Columbia College and number of
their friends. presenting somewhat wild ap-
pesrance. from the fact that some wore
upon them, while others their coats turned wrong
out, with their trousers in their boots The process
son turned INTO the college .ampus wneie gfaHe MAJ
which flaming Torches had been planted AT me grave
brief addresses made 10y Gustavo Kobb and Thomas
s. Browne j after which the torches W. east upon tbe
uncrea pile together with copy of B3Jcsens Manual
OF Roman and Grecian Antiquities.
After ceremonies had been concluded, the process
took up the lire OF march again 70 TIC residence oi
President barnard. On coming forward, Dr. Barnard
expressed his sympathy with the present.
But" he rin:rted. Il do not believe Boic'rn
nearly dead would make believe. | have seen
him buried here before on several occasions but by
some some mysterious means, lie always appears
again in the Fan, young and vigorous The class
Ss s m Tnf ny n the old Senc%n as ms
experienced b. those who this evening have per
formed tine last sad rites over his funeral But the
ancicnts had Things nat should never be buried
have heard great deal Of talk for the past 30 years
about burymg Grek and Latin and substituting some
opnion however, there things Of
cent date that might mich better mo buried than
instance the Of modern politicians They
said TO be very nice Tor those wnO are within them,
but my experience outsider has always been that
thcy are very expensive aud every way unprohtable
THIS address closed the cxercices,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-19
LATEST SHIP NEWA
For other Ship News zee Fif,A Page.

ARRIVED
Steam,bp Geo W. Elder Reed Norfolk, with mdse TO Old
BARK Teresa cot st. Andrews N BIZ Kohl Cisnfuegos 20
BIG jcin Mason Porter, Philadelphia in ballast
Brig J. Leighton, Leighton New Haven.
Brig Oriof of Parsboro n. -. Belefcntane. New Haven
Brig Agenora Prince Boston.
sehr Marguerite (Frl. BauIley st. Pierre Mart> with
schr A. D. Henderson, Henderson, Points, itrc IA daya
schr. Hattie King Co Jonesport; Crowley ST. John. N B.
chr Aria %, BOSTON, Holmes st Joh N. B.. II days. with
S"r Ocean ranger Parker wnterport Me- with granite
schr. Branhal. hamilton Portland, with lumber
schr sea Bird, Hogan Portland with lnmber
schr Florence " turner Walker Clark Island No. with
s' sc1r GENTLE Eldridgs ckland. with lime;
seRr Ida Ia H. /" Howard S Han Portland WITH lumber
s r f@a and acy hsa Sc,ns WITH S1
sclr. Rival; Morton, We.tport, Me-. With lumber
seif Henry Means smith Portland with lumber
scnr Alfred cnase Thompson Eerkport Me. with lima
soHoosfEs-EivrR Az :, co 5,l.s ls..,o,s
Em eT 6aS SshS% s% 1il' w arfiSs
fr MsnSn H RaTsAe I@cs Naw@ ap''1
A. +. Chllton Nswbaiyport. a :, =, Coleman DigbtSn.
N% K ,icuid New Bedford Julia Ann, New Bedford.
L. Robinson New Bedford. A. Murchie. New Bedford
v W Branard, New Bedford Film City. New Bedford
QUITS Step, New BEDFORD saccess, Norwich.
PLANTER s1sa% o. l ,ls"ns T r1,,%a
ra.' rP Portland Ct Jos Hall PcrfIand
ars s". Portland E Ma4 nf BOSOM ISan' o'
g..
IA bliss, Boston. \. PharO, Boston.
H. Garsd, T. Boston. Mary Miller. Pail River.
Ellen. rall ,iyrr. bengal. Fall River
Cop.a Fall River NJ Fletcher. Fail River.
sam Weller. Hartford. NJ 4. Reynolds. Hartford
Hunter, DightOn. -eriona, bridgeport
w. Milestone Point WairhmaB tlOcs pOrt, Ne
Pornciius Norwich ('erro Gordc. Norwich
Jonannie Somerset. New Regdus. Warren
EIrlinc Sf0aington
SAILED.
steamship Richmond for Del ship Northern Light
fOT barks Gya and enearn for London Geo.
Fsson for Charleston: brig Ruby, for Post spain.
wINp-eunset fresh ". clear
MEMORANDA.
Rocx Island nah for York, ashore Middle
Channel Reef Hell Gate, at IL til inst. She will be-
got . at next high water With silght damage. -
Arvd Russ Herts5eI from CORK winch arrived lath
in Lower Bay, the clcy this m
DOMESTIC PORTS.
PORTLAND. Me- June lS.Arriyed ahp Bessie Crosby BIB
from Liverpool schr. Maggie ". Willard, from New ork
Cleared. steamship t-anoIa Tor New York.
Jun. IL feared, steamship rappahannock
for Key Northampton. Tor Havre.
NL1UTI;T, ls.-lv sclr Frederick J. Collins.
for Providence.
BFBroGp. June ls-Arrived, brig A s. PenIel from
Porto Rico. for Norwich
PKnvprNCE. Juno 1s.-Arryed, steamship Florida from
Philadelphia brig John Aviies Bangor
FRANCISCO June H. Cleared snip Carrier Dove, for
New York
FOREIGN FORTS.
HAVANA June l8.-Sailed. steamship Columbus for Ne "
10th. steamship Austin for krkp0rt, lie xas
steamships Wilmington. for New Orleans Cusse
simpson. for IuanoIa Drugs joan Welsh, IT, aud Gpsey
Queen. for Now-i org.
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Adver,.s~rs aesrins 70 gain the attention and %.
tranaxe Of Farmers Gric urists, VIII nnd III

Advertisers aesirinS gain the attention and pas
tronage Of Farmers Asric uIturists, Will and THE
WEEKLY TRIBUNE the most valuable and effective
dunn. farmers, and those Of bettss
Glass; any other weekly paper published Advertise
to proper classification should DO handed In %
or before Monday of the week Of Issue.
The Mot Attractive Otires in TOwD.-A consderab
Of lawyers other tenants o. the TRIBUNE
bui ding fairly settled in their quarters They
and all their visitors prOnouncng oces the
MOST ATTRACTIVE and all things considered. the
CHEAPEST in town. over one.af Of the building 10 now
rented seeking desirable offices should apply
early The all beautifully finished IN hard wood
(as, with elegant gasixtures heat and in every
room all exceedingly light and airy perfectly VENT
lated all have outside Window communicate directly with
and nearly ali have independent entrances from
hall Both elevators good working ORDER and
kept night and day Application should DO made -
THE TRIBINF COurtine room
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AT MONTREAI-LOSS So 900.

MONTREAL, June lS.-The premises occupied
by Wan Brothers. bakers st. Marysst almost
entirely destroyed by fire this morning. The loss amounts
Ia S35 900 insured for sos 900 in the Royal Canadian,
North British American, and Royal of England
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-19

In Onr stables l:iles' Liniuient IOdie Of Ammonia
gives results Until 10 annoy led and
troubled We pronounce the most valuable remedy that
~ horses
H. *. TnCRBEa II CO.. GrOcers.
West Broadway, corner headc-st., New York.
Sold by all druggists. iepo No All sixth svr New York
Only so cents ard 81 per bottle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-19

HIVE You seen the Wonderful Writing ,lachinet
of The dralssry lie pen has cana
the claim that its work is twice as FAST three easy aud
five times lecle thar OF the pen paragraphs punctu
to the production Of perfect manuscript Any ss
i%i6s per- cent n rSs
pre SS' MnnntseDred by T. REMSGToS SUNS iDn
n " winch fact Is sufficient guaranty Of good Workman
'"'p ri READ TIE FOLLOWING ENDORSEMENTS,
VIVA" Mr. Jenny The s sn TO-
cate Of hS Sorous
cal worth nad IL complete writing machne adapted 70
weeks wsi "a daily
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commensurate with the merits Oh your wonaefm anu e"S
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Detroit Hartford L%nsyls rb sis p''sOursh and
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OFFICE OF WESTERN UNION III .foRArH ConrASr,l
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Recommendation simply 70 that IS complete Writing
easter Than is possible with the
The time required TO learn its use not worth
with the advantages afforded 6y The machine
''"'' What Gov Howard of Rhode Island says.
DrvsxoRr. Yosr Co-GrstemrS We have now had the
There be doubt in regard TO M usefulness When say
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almost constantly operation think with
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DESTROYS Of escaping the draageIy Of the Pen .
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