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New-York tribune., 1876-06-28
LITERARY NOTES.

ur clockmorc,s new novel of "Cripps tne
cr,r - vim he added al once to Harper's library "f
sei'ct u vcs -, l.
DIR Chapin,s new volume, To be issued oy
T. Ml,, Will not Ie reupiy iii til" Fall IL VIII be
u1s, G.nveItd within u = Iasi Nv" =" "h''is'
Mr. las. Miller will publish in the Fail
no ditions Of Hins Christian Andersens stores III SIX
volumes and of The Brothers Grimm. IN four They WIN
b. M small books, baDdy or The Hue ieOie WI" many
w,Ol-cut Illustrations 80
A Summer book by the Rev. George +. Hep
Oorth nnd,r the nautical title sarDd1gi and Port"
x,n M isencd immediately by Harper Brothers ,s
I,ctnro uac dee of o; III yaci Nrltie
renee un,i tas "a number OF sketehy illustratI"ns.
The new volume of DIR. Orvile DeweyS
works. making volume four OF Is complete works aS
publ BY James Miller. is jus ready for issue II Is
called The Two Commandments" anJ iurludes 20
sermons aud papers by this veteran APOSTLE % Un rIi
Ism tnr hrst scrmons dc aling d,futcly wfn tit
eonlnIJ la love God TIE next seven WIN TIC eo''
nlidnleuf {" love our ueigihor Am' NJ the "tr cnaP
trs aie 8 ver;il irip,ss Contributed 10 Od dm Ne"'
Henry Holt g. Co. will add to their Leisure
Hour series saturday " tla Craven. the ne" Lll
giis novel Iy Mis- Caell, successful story "f ne III
India aud two of Wnthrops books " Edw Edw
kr,tlsrtuu and Ii in Ia, Opeh Air Dr. kotble1 p
PraCiIC Botany bciOre sOhen "t, VIII az" o l 'e!
Of that Date The book promises u be 'aname 10 .ue
b,tnuiz, NJ amateur curing vacation tIbe ihe many
la. ugrapic plates wire all drawn on the stone D! 'ue
author.
Here is an old friend with tile new face of
thu inevitable "CentenDii lit.On -" THo Al, rcah
Anglers Guide, Complete Fishe'~ Manual Tor tue
United States by John j. Brown-a book tnht has Oce
an autlu iLy wnh American disciples ot Walton iOf
n gone alton Ii was inst ISSUED Ia 1919, ana ID Ap-
ph.ion X Co " al pulIs at once NV tud nith tuon
which will have IA third part, devoted chiefly 10
Southern AID western ises, but treating also O "lh,
ma eis IA the book nee' ed to be b.OhSh hp '"
dale Tie par fIOn the old ates, and cuir
onough the, are witl thciI guam bot'e' sTsI"w
OF eager fslo iu the clothes ot Tong ago lie oh
has many accurate iustations OF tne mo lllof'ah
New-York tribune., 1876-06-28

Money was in good supply all day and caII Ipah'
ser, don. at l2@2 per cent on pledge of United
States bonds, AN at 202i2 mixed collateral. DIS
,onut WAS slow at 4 per cent and upward. ihe
United States Treasurer to-day received oooo'V"
National bank not.s for redemption. The CUSTOMS
receipts ut Washington to-day were S3oO'ooo. ne
Internal Revouue receipts footed mp S2oo,ooo. Tue
following is the Clearing house statement to-day
Currency exchanges, $47.633.6l5; currency Dat
ances, S:,.I2s.ll2; gold exchanges. p3oo3'o2-' :;
gold balances SJO7,tI
Govermineut bonds were very quiet and IN ton"
steady transactions being confined "a coup"l 0-ZoO
of 1865. od. at 1853; coupon Dos ot 1907 al
l22ns aud coupon tiye- at ll9is- There was Il'
interest Ia tue market. The closing quotations wen
~ inlnws.
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.,r,,c,II RI poRq g. s-"cS gxcHAN6E SALkS
JUNE q, ln76


,,vrusurSl STOCK DEPARTMENT - lOA "C'ooN
Avp lio o'Cl"Ck 4. VI.
U g 500 Coupon. 1868 as' oo"p""' ' ~ III,
GL ..........12.il5sl III, oJ-..-----''.''A A-''''
q : go Cnapon 1857 -
1000 ........... bc.lZZsl
.,u.1 Bp,Ru-iuio O'Clock A. ".
sa,s. Of sh'r Bonds-Gairoad Bond'- hn''N a''" ""'
~ = rooS IN nreS- Horfs 6c
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6ales bD Autllon

a. zvHwfs, ABcuonser.
by BANGS. hkRWlN g. Co, GJ6 broadway.
- near Ron q 'slss Of Boyss Works NJ Art &c sc.
NEDHf HfAf, tnhs H. 81 o. M, Mis- Haze Ons and Law
P1o,s ffsIs go Pbeoerspih Apparatus
nj aDAf. Jus Hs. a. = p N, COINS aud AEDAIs,
si ahlSb are ths faftst ahd bgfst ever offered.
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Dcniistrn

SOMETHING NEW CHEAP and BEAU1I-
- fuL-My ltse Pearl Plate, indicating color snd
saBr'D ti sItlnr,al teeth. rxrrl everything hrrrtofDp
fn 0f beauty strength and hghIurrs only
to b. Appreciated made iD day, aud fJ To-
sr Call end examine Al- brut Rubber sets. rum 40
90 Doid and Plana fSj "a fti. IHtfactng under gas
b. T. a. WAIT % Last Twenty thd a.. Madison ave
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gan, and Grand Rapids. first mortgage; Jamesto,.-
aud Franklin, first mortgage
The following shows tae exports excus,ye of .,.
cicl from the port of NewYorl TO foreign po,ts -
the week ending JuI,e ~ aud siucs tile b.u,,n,n.
of the wear:
1874. 1873. 49,,
For the week 81, t9i 644 sJ2lo G53 Ssifo
Previously reported. l37, ia 0J3 ll653a.42 lis1s1
since Jan lisa ~ 67T $50 sl25aoS ,a
Pilce oi god ...... lil's liIt ll2"
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! uInItutt.

FURNITURE, Carpets, Mattresses, &c., cheap
i tot tasiAt CDWP lift HA1G'- TO III Chat ia.
s Thicr outsto} buildings an Is large
larsi NJ, e E'oH Eueau ana Dressing Suites
ANT walnut, tIs 90 s&JO Tai. i.russeIs, 81.
nc, Red Check and White Canton Mat
~ ,tngs Flncy Mating. ugrau Carpets irnu 3c md
up~sIda pl fioth,. C"ih. Caasuueres 80. t0r cash.
ANDtEW LESTER " TO-. 37l broadway
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lsnIe
IN. Landau market was repOrled quiet Win
securities steady and shade lower, wiiie inohfS
was easy at yesterdays rates. The sum of t"4''"'
h,lI,ou went into the Bank of England on balanee
TODAY. In Frankfort U. 5. new lives were quote"
at lOol4. IN Paris French hyes were l"1''|i%"
lO575. The Imperial Bank OF Germany dlr'he Wv
week shows a loss of s95.'.OOO marks. lie gol"
market WIS dull. but easier because of the July
interest payments to-day, aud sales were at IL And
IlI7s. Loans cost fiat, and per cent Tor borr"whe'
The foreign exchange market WAS up to fh'i rates
there being a good demand for bills against reini'-
tances of gold coin to Europe. The export eeara"c's
of domestic produce from this port for the week
e,d;ny to-nieht amounted in currency valuation to
SIG7t.5o4 The Assistant Treasurer PAD on
81 300 900 in coin interest and 81 1000 III rede"p
tiou of called bonds. The operations at tue p"i'
Exchange Bank covered Gold cleared eZi'-
900 900: gold balances, ~ ,SOl .ioi currency "''-
ances, SO, ,O22,35d. The principal gold quotations.
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ord nary o4 MHiinx-....:...;- -
For fuLuru .hy there 'ny 10 turther declnd
Jut r-cns cry is.e yestrr owing soUe demand
the OF raius IN tie At
iantc stats oaL's have been is-ieray alter p m
I,nr 10 lIEea JuI 500 lIs-s.,., 1000 nl.e, August
o. ,,c >sIumbei 200 llislsc cOJ, ils~syc., Decen.
ber 300 Ilsszt. January OO0 I'sos March lV l2se
Son IgI.' total 4OUO bales. cal-~-p-uber. To-,
Il,',.c. tosal. 100 bass sccond ohi-Aa us'; loo.
to.ai 800 Ld's. TLirI .all-No transa. lions sales
to-day up 10 j. m.Juys 600, lls's-e is o. lllSIs:j
AugsL 700, lSs @OO 2c.. 500, IlSssi % penOer,
80 '.s 800 Ia 90 1o 10 1"slss 4'c iiaIsSi
200 lss4c; total $500 bale uInd total 1877 bales
New-York tribune., 1876-06-28

WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN ASD LIVERPOOL
CAhulING InE
DN ~ - - "a 10 MAIL.
The Steamers o tS Lane take the liur OCs comnendfd
By Lieut.. many g. going sbutn ths Banks
Idssaft Ia Gho.ustnNu. all tic rJiid
HEhAANIt, NAI nDAh. J Ily .
lEL lC, "a rUhDAN. Jily L. al IL "A.
B,tl An ttC SA HUAt IulN - l. 80 IN.
GLHMANIC SATURDAY Aur. | at l1l
{ - lt', o.. H. 'fN. Nrf. 10 e. 3 y
HINlt
Ihesr steam n form IN size unsurptss
poim'uia lie SIhHtb. Sricioous. Sn Anl, and Ia ~
f"oms are placed auid hips. whsfr tir auL
al irasi h anOtuinR degree O comfort hitherto
Ia BaLle al sra.
favorable tcrms SiUrrtgr f.S
Ft'i ton ~ pts dnd other information
Company Olc". NO. 81 lir"aa~ay. Nrn lofK
X J. CuRriS, Agent
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al aIar "a, days * seller 80 days G6 seller 80 "ay =
cLo,,So PHILADELPHIA STOCK QUOTATIONS.
49,, go, BID Asked
~ o, y taT7 i0s Catawissa Pref. Al -
CITY os New. io' i3S PM q Erie X. r. l77s lS'r
unhC1 W s. ,1n S1s, Northern 4. H.. 33b "a
~ y, % ...'in., "A i AZ ,-lIgh Navvn. AZ
fhIlah, hai, 5ta. l.bigb Nav CLIO. y 1882
New-York tribune., 1876-06-28
InstiuCtlou.
Citv
- MER SCHOOL INSrr Is q reliable Ed-
Citv.

Citv.
&" A MER. SCHOOL INST" Is reliable Ed
~ ueal onal Agency of 20 years snrcessul eXle"enee
iepieitntng Taches 0f khD~n sb,1ty {" anil es h,l
pre- aration Explanatory rcblarS nr smp
J. ". sChEHMEhHOkN. A. M, Aetuary IL bond ST. New
Yo'k
AME RICAN KINDERGARTEN-no IN its
~ 18th vear-at 81 East 43dsL Miss T. M. COE. fnn.
A TRAINING CLASS FOR TEACHERS viii he orgsnlzed
al the American Kindergarten Buiny NEAR All Gallery
Centennial rouns Pull. elpna comm nc ng June 20
Az entirely material. cheap beautiful and pur y
Amera ventel by manufactured only tor MISS C"e
Al Foebei ideas adapted American waits Gooks with
wor,s volumes Any ehIi can make item Teachers
~ families supplied ~ very reasonable rates
A SPECIAL CARD
~ irw rom a Ierfcct master often NJ more
rvce dc,co the calaccs OF pupil than the most
WILLIAM c. BRYANT.
The subscriber viii recevr pupils for Instruction the
aT pm MA\SIiIi' during tIe mouths Al hali
prces special Tor OF the pu0 and private
l-riun ty, vii a a q 9oc OK M DAILY, this
iti duri Jaly IaIes receive Sirc "
private lSnS lent houIs A.s hhl hodr ~ SOUS
sin c, CrCullrs he had at the
'''O'"'' w. ~ W ''' '' WI Oliver Is. GOLDSMITH.
CUARLIER INSTITUTE for Young Ladies,
" lG7 AADISON-AVE.
: This Scloul will REOPEN Setf. 26.
A few BoAkDEns VIII be- taken Prospectus TO ne ha1
MARGARET j. MoD0NALD'' CLASSES IN
I'VE .;AWING AND WATER COLORS, FROM NATURE,
~ BROApWAY ROOM 81. Terms. s20 for 20 "ssons
one each the Studio $50 for lessons al the pups
residence Pay able m advance.
Miss MCDONALD, expecting 10 teach at LAKE MoIonNS
JIls would lac lew more pupils WIZ
be- her studio until July /.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-28

uea, onaI n.eIy :" 70 a ni,y ,0 ,aniI =. nd
IO,ls every grade. Bulletin OF candidates fi Autumn
u prcI aration Explanatory rclarS Tor simp
W. sCHEE EMEi.HOkN, A. M, AetuaTy, IL bond ST. Now
Xo
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AN AGENTis wan"dte

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Ieslie's Newspapers aud MAGAZINES, The oldes.
established illustrated Periodicals In America.
ehey are now frat offered to canyassers, VIVA
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very family in their district. To skillful can
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and the renewals each year Will be u source
ylal and assured reNenue. Specimen papers
and most liberal erIns sent to all applicants who
name the territory they desire 10 canvass. Ad
dress, Agescy Department, Frank Leslie $
Publishing House, 5a7 Pearl Street, New York
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(;EHrAUR
! INIMENTS.
The Quickest. Surcst and Cheapest
Remedies.

Physicians recommend, and farriers declare
that no such remedies have ever before ben IN
use Words are cheap, but the propriotor OF
these articles will present trial bottles TO medical
men, gratis, as a guarantee of what they sa.
THE CENTAUR LINlMENT, WHITI W ZAP
PER, Will cure rheumatism, Neuralgia, Ltn
bago. Scatica, Caked Breasts, sore Nipites.
Frosted Feet, Chilblalrs, sweilings, >prans,
| and any ordinary
ILEsIi, BONE OR MUSCLE AiLME>T.
We make no pretensc that this article W IL
cure cancer, restore lost bones, or give health o
"a whisky soaked carcass, but II will always IT.
iuce inflammation and allay pain.
II Will extract the poison OF bites and stings
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Weak Back, Cakcd Breasts, Earachc, TOothache
Itch and Cutancous Eruptions readily yield Il
its treatment.
Henry Black, of Ada, Hardin Co o., says
:" My wife has lad rheumatism for five years
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floor. She is now completely cured by the use
OF Centar Liniment. We all feel thankful 10
you, and recommend your wonderful medicine
: all our friends
James Ilurd, of GAINESVILLE, Ohio says: "The
Ceutaur 1iniment cured my Neuralgia. -
Alfred Tush, of Newark, writes ''Send me
one dozen bottles by express. The Liniment
has saved my leg. want to distribute it, &C.
The sale OF this Linimcnt is increasing rap
idly,
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WEEK guaranteed 10 male and
female agents in their locality.
IN Costs nothing to try il Particulars
vi II free. l.. .. NlLKERI n co,
Augusta Me.
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CaStOria.

Dr. Samuel Pitcher, of liyannis, Mass, ex-
pcrlnented IN his private practice, for twenty
years. to produce II combination that would have
the properties of CASTOR OIL without it, IN
pleasant taste and gripping effect
His preparation was sent for near and far
I'LL llnally he gave il the name OF Iustoria ar id
put III up for sale. Ii is very wonderful in lis
elects, particularly with the disorlcrcd stom-
achs and bowels OF children. 1t AssINILAIEs
ihn ROOD, cures sour stomach and wind collie,
REGULATES the bowels, fNpeis worTss and may
he relied upon in Group
As Il pleasant. effective. and perfectly safe
Catharilc remedy, II is superior To Castor OH,
toriials and Syrups II does not contain alco-
hol, and is adapted Ia any age.
By regulating the stomach anu bowels 81
cross aud sickly children, they become goou
nmJe an hsytSfa pui up at the
Laboratory of j. Il. Rose X Co, 81 hey >uect,
New York. Inay1J-W.ltt
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The Yellow Centaur Liniment
for the tough skin, flesh and MUSCLES of

is for the tough skim flesh and muscles of
HORSES, MI LIS AND ANIMALS.
We have never yet seen case of SPAWN,
Sweeny Iing-Bone, Wind-Gall, Scratches, or
Poll-Evil, which this Liniment would not
speedily benefit, and we never saw but Il few
cases which ii would not cure II WILL CURE
when anything can. 1t is folly to spend $50 for
IA Farrier, when one dollars worth of Centaur
l.iniment willdo better, The following isa sam
pie of the testimony produced:
W. l.. Hopkins, Postmaster, Piqua, o, says
'Centaur Liniment can't be beat. 1t cures
every time
IELvERroN, o., March ,, 1874
The Centaur Lininents are the best selling
medicines we have ever had. The demand Is
very great for it, AMI we cannot AFFORD to lie
without it.
''P. II. HlSEl & SON"
JEFFERSON, Mo-, Nov. 10, ls7.;
"Some time ago was shipping horses t. ST.
Louis. 1 got one badly crippled in the car
With great difficulty | got him to the stable
The stable keeper gave me II bottle of your Gem
taur Linmcnt, which | used with such success
that in two days the horse was active and nearly
well. | have been veterinary surgeon for
thirty years, but your Eminent beats anything
| have ever used.
"a. J. M'CARrY Veterinary Sdrgeon &"
For IA POSTAGE amp we viii mail II Centlur
Almanac, containing hundreds of certificates
from every State IN the Union. These Lni-
inents are now sold by all dealers in the country
Laboratory oil J. Is. ROSE x co,
III DEY ST, NEW loEk
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SUNDAY SCHOOL CAMPAIGN.


AT the Illinois State Sunday school
convention. May $50, a systematic vista
ton was decided upon, and f. Payson
! Porter. State statistical secretary, was
employed to engage in the work, to bc
aided as far as possible by the State en-
ccutive committee. district presidents
| and secretaries.
Ia the campaign of the Sixth district,
Prot. {. w. Jerome, president of the
district, will be present throughout.
| Rcy. +. VI. NanTrccsc, of the state cx-
ccutive committee, Prot. 5. NJ. lngliss,
district secretary. and other State and
distict workers, viii be present part
of he time.
As the conventions are Sunday school
mass meetings. all Sunday school work
crs are cordially invited to attend, and it
is hoped that delegations will be sent
from county TO county, and thus cncour-
agc Christian fellowship aud unity in
The good work.
This is a time OF great religious inter-
ISlS lHlOus- HOut lnc idIlu. ouI ~tdllHh-
cal table show that over li,0S7 were gar
nered into the churches from the Sab
bath schools in Illinois during the past
year. 1t is doubtless true that the 'hali
has not been told
Pastors and superintendent are ear
nostly requested to urge upon their con
gregations and all the Sunday school
workers the importance OF attending
these meetings. f. PAYsoN PORTER.
;. :. WORKERS. OF THE SMITH DISTRICT
Herewithis the programme of county,
place and time for the approaching ). 5.
campaign Of the Sixth district. There
will be held in each Of the seventeen
counties convention OF two days con
tinuance, and it is earnestly hoped that
all the ;. 5. workers ofcach county will
be present. We shall begin and continue
the work as follows, viz
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Sunday school workers. of the Sixth
district, shall we not rally in the coming
campaign rs we never have before? Let
Us all make our arrangements to be pres
ent at the county "on'v"'i"" TO give and
receive encouragement in the good w"pn.
Let rs meet, get acquainted, shake
hands, strengthen each other by counsel
and words, of cheer, and thus iniuse new
zeal and enthusiasm in the good cause.
Let us. if possible, make the Sixth dis
trict the banner district of the State
Papers within the counties named will
confer a great favor by publishing the
above. &. w JEROME.
PrcSt. Sixth District.
CARBoNDALE, H.. juno -, 1876.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT.

IN NSITlNH CARDS with yoGr name fine
III ], printed, sent for 2ic. We have 3uC
OOstlcs. Agents Wanted; Q saluplcs sent
Ca, M, \. Il FULLER & GO. Bruckton Mass.
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DR.. WHITTIER,
6i7 st. Charles street, st. Louis, Mo

nlln1unrz tscs, aud radical car.
nHGvHnI yosnS ~ ed, fEarsnissIl ~
uOu ~ = Tie Jndsos srlfA0i IF fySs!-
west. 4 feHdesrSey no /rS. Caller Or tDrIir 10
DIR. Judson. Jos Cs<Hssf g!ysss. 81. L0sis, .L1.
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BLACKWOOD's
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ihe most powerful monthly IN the English
Language, famous for STORIES, ESSAYS,
anu SKETCHES,
OF The HIGHEST LITERARY MERIT.
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THE DAILY BULLETIN.

TIVE BULLETIN is published every morning
except Mondayl II. the bulletin Building, cor
ncr Washington avenue aud Twelfth street
1nE BULLETIN Is served to city subscribers by
payable weekly. by Mail, Gn ADVANCED, $40 per
ann'Iin; six months, So; three monthg, 81; one
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PRAIRIE LANDS.

The last chance for good agricultural lands ON
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Don't run any risks, but 20 To a country that has
isrn proved " he good send Your address by
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and Nebraska farmsI. with chart Of lands, and
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LEARN TELEGRAPHY

Bu before going elsewhere To do go, send for
circtlars of n W. Telegraph Institute, Jane.
hlllY Wisconsin. Recommended By Supt of
Stern Union Telegraph Co. , rs The only ne.
labt school in the West
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children Cry for GuSforta Il

Children Cry for CastOrta. 1t is
pleasant 10 take rs honey, and is absolutely
harmless. II is sure 10 eXpel worms cure wind
collie, regulate the bowels and stomach, and
overcome irrimbility caused by rash or cutting
teeth: II Is Il perfect substitute for Castor Oh
and for Costveness in young or old there Is
nothing in existence 50 effective and reliable.
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SIS To 500 per day at home. Samples worth
~S.el free, stnsOn Il Company,
Portland Maine.
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The latest. greatest. and mos reliable
Cakcd Breast, &C., is the Ceniaur Linimcnt.
There are two kinds What the White Linimeat
is for tho human family, the Yellow Centaur
Linimcnt is for spawned, lame and strained
horses and animals may2i-wl3t
Arizona citizen., 1876-12-23
EASTERN STATES.

NEW YORK, December 1S.-The Fri bune's Washington special says it i, very doubtful if Speaker Randall is sustained in his position that the 22d joint rale is still in force, even by hls own party Tn the House.
 The Worlds Washington correspon- dent has had an interview with Presi- dent Grant, and he telegraphs that the President says: Whoever is declared elected President by the President of the Senate, I will see that he Is in augurated"
 WASHINGTON, December 19.-The House of Representatives has adopted a resolution to adjourn December 23d to the 21th, and on December 30th to January 3d
 The Western Union Telegraph com pany formally refuses to deliver polit- ical dispatches to and from New Or leans upon the application of the House of Representatives, but it is un- derstood that the company has had all the political correspondence compiled and verified, ready for production if compulsory measures are adopted ! President OrtOn is in Washington and acting under advice of legal counsel in every step taken, being resolved toI thoroughly test the power of Congress to examine private correspondence. Secretary Chandler has signified his willingness that all telegrams sent byI or to the committee or himself shall be given up, but Orton wants to make the test
 Senator Wallace of Pennsylvania, has brought forward a proposition that a joint committee of seven members of. the House and seven members of the. Senate be drawn out by lot, to count the electoral vote.
 WASHINGTON, December 19.-Gener- al Crooks annual report to the War Department says the miners Tn the Black Hills did not violate the Sioux treaty until the Indians ceased to re- gard il. Crook thinks government has treated Sioux Indians with unparalel led liberality
 PHILADELPHTA, December 19.-The| wool market is quiet and prices firm.
Arizona citizen., 1876-12-23
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Special Dispatches to THE CITIZEN, by United States Telegraph Line.
 PACIFIC COAST MATTERS.

:, oaN DEGO, December 2l-The Dai fly Union Las changed back to a morn
 ing paper.
 ] The Unions special from Washing
 ton last night says The Democrats
 have abandoned Oregon, South Caroli-
 ma and Florida to Hayes, having satis-
 fled themselves that as to these States, they cannot possibly prove case for Hidden. They now base their hopes on only Louisiana, and have determin-
 ed 10 make the strongest possible case
 asserting Tilden's election The emi-
 nent Republicans who were in Louisia- ma during the counting of the votes,
 with single exception, all agree it
 will be absolutely impossible for the Democratic investigating committee to establish any point that can damage the Republican case.
 Leading Democrats in Congress op- pose the attempt to compel the tele- graph company to surrender political dispatches, and among them Hewitt, and some think Hewitt's opposition is not so much the principle involved as his anxiety 10 shield himself as chair man of National Democratic committee. to prevent publicity of his telegrams, being certain that his telegrams 10 Ore gon will create a sensation.
 The President has been interviewed !, by correspondent of the New York World, and il is said he did not believe the revolutionary talk in Indiana was endorsed by the people, but the admin understood the necessity of vigilance He was gratified at the con- ,ervative disposition of the Southern Ben Hill prefers TIlden o Hayes but holds it the duty ofcverv- body to submit to whatever the result. nay be- The New York World calls Ipon Hill to define his position and appeals 10 his preiudices as d Southern nan to stand by Tildcn.
 GreenbackS on the 21st in San Fran .isco, were bying at g and selling at '2ls. II