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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-11
THE SERENADE.

SENATOR CONKLING POISTs OUT sOMR THINGS ~
WHICH xNGLASD Il BEHIND AMERlCA-HE SHOWS
Also WHEREAS NEw-yoRK Is BEHIND LONDON.
A crowd began to gather ut an early hour in
the evening in ts vicinity Of the Fifth Avenue Hotel, TO
fs 7r.s.ut ID the sereuade senator Counins. The
Committee OF Arruugeuelte consisted % william OrJon
George, ODdyi,e 4 J. DitienAorier, Joln j. Lawson.
Ctas L. riiry and Hugh j. Hastings. The pfrlors oi The
hotel were occupied ia Part by number of iEslonHby-
aatred l.i.es some o. whom seut 20 Mr.. Clnkliag's
,rt-1t, hoerofs NJ choice flowers About 10 o'clock
tle C3m-t-o announced that the senator was ready 70
receive has friends. Among those who availei them
.eve OF he opportunity ths presented were A. b. Cor
nell 3 B. Du.cher. Rxoise Commissioner Patterson
william H. Daring Postmaster James, Insurance super
inteudent snyth United states Marshal Payn,
Indes Morgan. Gen Hllhouse, Dr. Patton.
Dr. Fettsr. Joln /. Henry. william h. 0edney,
C. vo.uey King stewart Z. Wootford Thomas Murphy,
l. T. Angel cen j. L. sickles, Gen. Arson McCcoE Col
2 E. Howe Jacob Hesa. George Bliss, Z. 4. Conding
ard many others To each the senator spoke word Of
Vscou.e but ne entered into more extended and p-i
yafe conversation with Gen Woodford MI Angel Isaac
H. .acy and Thomas Murphy.
one of tle visitors vauy sTove 10 draw eenatlr Couk
ling mo conversation the order Of President Hayes
reouirng Federal officials resign their poaOn "a pol
ltcal ORGANIZATIONS but ne did not elicit word Of re-
sponse Mr.. COnElag listened rather impaucnty, ane
then tearing noe which be held IN his hand into
fraeu,euts ho Withdrew 10 th5 the pieces IL the
Arepiaee and escaped b. another portion OF the room
Word was received at Late hour That George OPdyEe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-11

Suggestion TO Virginia: THE mother Of
s+at-.r orci4 to spaus some % Eer UnTuy Offspring
-fFulaialp his Times .ind1
We are told that this has been an off year
for fiction Possibly Democratic partF has Abandoned
it, OH policy possibly, possibly Rochester Democrat
emf Chronicle
We have often urged, aud still insist, chat
the Droner hoIGc - sac friends or ae sreenack n Oo
l. within tie Democratic org uiZ-tion not outside OF 80
us "a. the native b-ttl OF che work nSnan is within tue
Democratic domain, Cincinnati Enquirer lDch}
There can be no dispute rs to the intention Of
TN e. invention lr he iShc- Or the Maine senator Who
c.rfr.f +he patty councils iu lis State he mas
done f,r . last dozen ya1rs Fr declining 90 exp es5
IN. rierp lu The Precedent. and emitting contrary 20
an pr.-ant % mention hI iu lt8 resolutions tAe Con
Vrur ha. mos Clearly indicated lts hostility 90 him.
- II8si1u Herald lIIdJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-11
TREASURY EXPLANATIONS.
WHY TUE -FOUR PER CENTS DID NOT APPEAR IN THE
DEBT srArEMENT-rHE LEGAL-TENDERs o. DE
DEPOSIT.
In. TELEGRAPH TO rug rRBuyE.I

DEPOclI.
lB1 TELEGRAPH TO TIP TRIBUSE.l
WAsUIyCroN. Aug 1O.-The editorial article in
THE TRIBUNE Of to-day, calling attention TO the fact
chat Secretary Sherman does not report any four per
cent bonds outstanding at tha beginning Of the
month although il Is known that such bonds were
freely offered on the market to the amount OF
$780, 900 600. and had been paid for prior 10 that
time was the subject of some conversation az the
Treasury Department to-day. 1t is explained that
when new bonds are paid for and issued in the place
of old six PET cent bonds which have been called the
atter cannot be removed from the table in the state
meut showing the debt bearing interest in coin until
either they are presented at the Treasury Department
Cor redemption OF the date at which interest upon
them ceases arrives. When that time comes they
may be transferred from the account of debt bear
ing interest in coin. 10 that Ok debt upon which the
interest has matured, and then the four per cent
bonds can take their place in the former account
Otherwise the six per cent called bonds and the four
per ccnt bonds issued for their redemption. would
both appear on the debt statement and the bonded
debt Of the country would appear actually to be in
creased.
The reason why the United States legal-tender
notes held for the redemption Of bank uo.es, and
also the fund deposited by banks i'm process Of Iqa-
daton. for reducing their circulation and also the
amounts in the hands Of dsbur,ng officers are NOT
included in the debt statement IS because they are
held by the Treasury to be special funds not avail
able for general purposes, and although the money
may actually remain ia the Treasury 10 is held By
the United States Treasurer in bis capacity trls-
for its private owners, and not for the United
States. There generally remains in the Treasury
about $1,000 900 more chan the debt statement
shows. buc this sun Is not available for general
,urnosas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-11
TIE VISIT To THE EAST.
THE PROGRAMME or PRESIDENT HAYEs'5 TOUT
NEXT WEEK
my TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE


WAsuIy irOS. aug. fO.-Fhe following IL the pro-
Qramme of the Presidents visit 10 Vermont and
Ncw-Hamp,hire next week: He viii leave Wash
ington on Tuesday evening accompanied by men,
bers Of hrs family, Secretaries Thompson and Me-
Crary, Postma,ter-General Key. and Atiouey-Gen-
eral Devens, and will arrive in Bennington We'd
nesday afternoon. On Thursday afternoon the party
VIII % TO BrattIeboro, where they viii spend the
night and on Friday to Windsor. 10 remain there
over Sunday with Secretary Eyarts. On Monday
Gov Prescott Of New-Hampsiire. and the
Committee of the Legislature of that State who con-
veycd 90 the President when no was in Boston the
unanimous invitation Of that body, viii wait upon
the party 90 Windsor and conduct them 90 the
White Mountains On Tuesday the ascent Of
Mount Washington VIII be made. and on Wednes-
day the party viii proceed by way Of the Lakes
TO Concord, where % reception will he held and
the night be spent. On Thursday short stops viii
be made at Manchester and Nashua, and the
party viii return 10 Washington, reaching there
ON Saturday The President has requested that no
great display shall De made during his visit TO New
Hampshire and that NO expensive bauquets OF re-
captions shall taEe place. u thinks CHAT M these
Tunes when many Of tho poop. luI so much trouble
t0 obtain broad, DO would Nos Ja ia good taste tor
largo sums ~ money - nt sr 30 I'D t-e entertain
uent of tho President. IL simply desires tO meet
tie people shake chem By Che hand AZ VI make their
acquaintance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-11

United STATES CENTENNIAL COMMISSION
INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION, 1876.-Nessrs. ROBBINS
Appieton Agents FOR the American watch Company 0r
Waltlam have published, by permission, q pamphlet Of
forty, pages containing extracts from tie Official Report
ON Iforolo.y. prepared Tor the Commission by Prof.
lanes watson Professor OF Astronomy al he Uniye r
t OF Michigan Member or the Boari Of Judges FOR In
trumcut. OF Research aud Precision, and Chairman OF
the Committee OF tbc Board OF Judges Chronouotrc
Aruarltus. at the Centennial Exhibition.
These extracts Include full tables OF the performance
OF all watches entered FOR competition giving detailed
and careful account OF the thorough tests that ap
ulied and by which the superiority OK the Watham %
te bo,t Si.s Watches vas definitely determined This
roport presents n clear and ndsputabe terms c0uciu-
,.cns which are OF the utmost importance TO al Who
would possess themselves u trustworthy timepece.
The following quotation IL made from page 20 Of the
Report:
l. i, nor purpose Of this report % make direct
tuners The reader who II curious IN such matters VIII
nI n cases. the requisite data under rho Leeds o.
lre report relating the exhibits I'M question But in
order 10 convey the general reader idea ~ what
h sr-tu Of manufacture under consideration has made
p.,4Ole ia q neWiy-! eveOped industry IN this country
h ia urDper here that tine reporter llS compared
furnished FOR all the rstca-s fuy tdlusted watches ~
the International Exhibition ana that t j. clear beyond
40 and G-OO95 (Walthan WatchTsl altogether
periOr o. amy others eNhiDited
An Avpeudx contains extracts from the address OF x.
Edou.sd Fayr,Perret, Commissioner fyom switzerland
AZ The Exhibition and q Member Of the International
Jury on Watches o. the Matchmaker u NrucLa-o
fe,u. r.. triumph 0f American machine Watches over
the swiss handmade Watches
Tro Pwnuhes win be sent free to any address on ap-
pica.iol 90 Robbins ~ Appleton. Bond-st., SeVGork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-11
nARGArNs AND IunGEs.

There should be no dissenting voice, M Re-
publican councils at least with regard % Tue renoIni-
tou of Judge Daniels % Tine supreme Bench, and there
would lot 1e We auprcncud bat Tor political intrigue
which took form Tire Republican 1hclal convention
asserted DIS chose who protested 10 Know, Lha Judge
ha!rlts nomination Was aided ID not procured, ~ On
understanding Or bargain d. pursuance OF W4ci thc
Ac comfy delegates agreed CD favor the NOMINATION OF
6clid4le from NIAGARA County this Fall This would
% course necessitate the throwing overheard or Judge
Dshleis, and would be reversal OF good pIeceGeus, a.
sei' a. scro1 blow al lLe highest public interests OF
Tie dlslrct aud State
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-11
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WA-HNGTON, Friday. Aug. 10. 1877
TIE President to-day commissioned James II. Logan to
be Postmaster 40 GriGins, Ca.
IN consequence Of the dscontnuanco By the last Con-
gress OF the Government Land offices ut Clillc3tle,
Ohio; indianapolis, Ind; Springfield, H. and ST. Louis.
80 the Commissioner Of tho Genera, Land Onicc has
decided to l-Ua;4.l q Government agent on Tuesday
next for the PURPOSE Of selecting -Uct rsrOris
tlr. Iu his drpaInn MT the balance To be turned over
10 ths Governors OF the 5yars In .er soi therein.
TIE PresideBt las pariOned VIM. Babbinzton. con
ired here ON Nov (, 1876 Of larceny. and sentenced
% one years imprisonment IA the Albany Prntent'nry
James sargent connected with the Time Loot patent
CONTROVERSY says there Is DO truth I'm the report LACEY
-uh.gc u various no Fsnap'rs that the sudden return
homo of senator COuk,ny is dua 20 Ell. made for s
iii u thlr matter which hes been pending before the
secretary ~ the Inferior and Assistant Attorney Con
rr3 U.qll. A. rc-rr nr nor any As behalf has
corre tpJnIed WIN thr = 'uI.O- on the jllJ ;ct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-11
A CONTRIBUTORS SUIT.
CAPT 2. c. ADAMS GOES To LAW ABOUT AN ARTICLE
REJECTED BY THE TRIBUNE, AND + BEATEN
lBT TELEGRAPH To THE rRIBUSsJ

IBT TELEGRAPH To THE rRIBUNs.l
WASHINGTON, Aug. 1O.-The suit OF r. y.
Adams against The TRIBC,E Association which has &C.
cdped of Court Of the United states
in this District Judge Humphreys presiding, for six
days. finished to-day The plaintiff took non sut on
the Recommendation she Judge. This an action %
$50 the alleged value OF article on Torpedoes
and Harbor Defense prepared by Capt Adams and Tor
warded 10 The TRIBUNE through ts correspondent IN
Washington TIE article never used. and although
efforts made to t Capt. Adams denied ever
having received it, The defendants objected 10 the urs
dction OF the Justice Of the Peace before whom the
suit was first brought and from whose Judgment an
appeal was taken. They denied that the correspondents
In Washington was "A business agent, upon whom service
could DE had % bring the corporation into Court ond
also denied the existence OF contract 70 pay Capt
Adams for his article case not used The Judge
decidedhat there giving Justices Of the Peace
Jurisdiction corporations and that therefore
the Court could jurisdiction Of the case through
an appeal from the Squire's judgment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-11

pcunds in gold coin and remarkao'e Will
,,ces for religious houses and chartaDie soo'oueS
- nurchases OF wax for favOrite saints shrine pro
Vision for two masses daily for half century ana souie
excellent advice for hi. Giuseppe who Is MINOR anu
resduary legatee This young gentleman o
10, 80 mix himself ND in politics, social questions w
,sb scs ~ any kind" The father enlolhs the sou ~
,ns aaslt not within Tie fifth degree OF consans
80 1t to act under the impulse OF mopehltll Fas
80 mi e,SaIs TO give the preference to modest W.
SION SION ~ ny" .cupd fpisious principles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-11
WASHINGTON.
CABINET ACTION.
SITTING BULL TO BIZ BROUGHT BACR-PROTECrTON !
TO PEOPLE AT PUGET SOUND.

SITTING BULL TO BIZ BROUGHT BACR-PROTECrIOS
TO PEOPLE AT PUGET SOUND.
lBr TELEGRAPH To TIE rRiBuyE.l
WAsHNGrON, Aug. 1O.-Ihc Cabinet determined
to-day to appoint Commission to visit Canada rel
alive to the return Of Sitting Bull and his fugitive
warriors, and to act in harmony with the Canadian
Government. II was determined that the only con-
dItion of the surrender of this noted Chief that
should be made is that he shall give up his arms and
equipments and shall be received only as a
prisoner Of war II has been decided to select
an officer of tho army as chairman Of the
Commission. The interviews OF the Secretary Of
the Interior Of the Dominion with the authorities
here very plainly evnce the fact that the Dominion
Government has no desire for this sort Of immigra-
ton and VIII not rest easy until this savage chief
tam and his veteran warriors are beyond their
borders. After the Commission and the Dominion
authorities reach decision as to che proper course
to pursue 1t will be necessary for them to cap
turs Sitting Bull and his Warriors before
they can carry out the plans agreed upon.
As stated in authoritative quarters tonight it Is
hardly believed that Sitting Bull will comply with
the demands of this Government. Recent adylces
from regions where this warrior is supposed 70 be,
say that in addition 10 the Indians who lately took
refuge on British soil there is large population of
Sioux in the same quarter who went there after the
Minnesota war, few years ago.
The Cabinet also discussed to-day the question Of
the pending danger TO the inhabitants in the vicinity
OF Puget Sound, account Of threatened outbreaks.
1t was determined that the Secretary Of the Navy
should send ayessel to that place from san Francisco
for the purpose of protecting the white people there
He accordingly teegraphed TO San Francisco to
have the Lackawanna prepared for that service, and
sho will leave for her destination in two or three
days.
Before the adjournment Of the Cabinet final
r1gemonts were made for the visit of the Pres-
4 1t, Secretary hcCfary, Attorney General Deyens
ahd Postmaster-General Key 70 Bennington next
week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-11
MR.. CONKLING'S RETURN.
GREETINGS BY HIS FRIENDS.

GREETINGS BY HIS FRIENDS.
THE TRIP DOWN THE HARBOR-RECEPrfON AT no.
BOKEN-SERENADE AT THE HOrEL-NR. CoNk-
I1NG's IMPRESSIONS OF ENGLAND AND FRANCE
WHAT NEw-YORR NEEDS.
Senator Conkng, on his return from his European
trip yesterday, was greeted by a large party Of
friends outside Sandy Hook, was met with words
of welcome at the wharf in Hoboken and was SER
enaded in the evening In his speech he
expressed bis preference for tins conn
try over England. bat dwelt on New
York's need of rapid transit and terminal IA
cilites. reference made to the honors heaped
upou Gen. Grant abroad, and to his bearing amid all
the attentions paid him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-11
cABEEr 7oss.P. NoRE or LE5s pQJBTFUL.

Among the floating Washington rUHOrs 1t Is
stated thu Cart -chu-z not satished win his position
~ the Cabinet. and change rs not improbable what
Do desires not been prOmU gated. nor so we vouch
for tle Ior as authentic, bus II seems 90 b: positively
asserted in certain quarters. ! he Secretary oi inc
Treasury ras gone mo lhe building huslIrss, thereby
charging mis- sphere Of activity. lie purchased square
o. ground. informed IN the othea,t torn paFt
OF Pie cf 81 for ~ 900 The -.uul for long o. me
In t gail.u. finally wn into the courte' ana
from me courts emerged ilfo tie possession or air.
Sherman II il stated that be has since been offered
10000 flr the square. on this ground ne mas com
ra1ep9 ti e. ,fion 10 o brick block 81 forty houses,
bur uIrss he h marvellous good luck hls teuanlry IN
that I.cslltt will not number many score.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-11
LArksr SHIP SEUS


ARRIVED
steamship Ellie Knight McGreery. philadelphia With mdse.
f0 Iis.r-f " ur
-eq.naliD Alberlare riibbs. mdse. and PCS
seugsrs. Q llt DullIllCn steamship Go.
SAILED BY WAY or LONG ISLAND SOUND.
Brig ~ To- stewart. for Vigc Ellen H. unrle gor i0nd1n
.,lr q Crlsaluv f0r windsor y. SIS 'lNel spray, FOR
W.has L. Uainay 0c NlcAlas, IDA della Tore or BOSTON,
OF I0rlud. Cbt ptou. Tor BOSTON, ~" FOe,rr tor
Bosfou. eva Diyegfv AID :. < Tyler Tor Providence
-IN-af-At sandy ioA Ml'a Light 1J0tli very may.
AT City Leland moderate =. W., clear
DOMESTIC PORTS
Cs,uLFsr1N Ana Cleared bark Courier icr Bristol
Up hrig gaTaoru Tor barceona sailed bark ruma Fran
c.a Tor tIanuurg
New-l ors brig Bets eeir rum ~ Pierre schra james
Martin Hrcsn r. stctll-n Nteetlau, froin PllnirphlA
cleared. stsiinsmu Massachusetts, walters Zoe Liverpool;
bares sAie. Gregory, i0r barJaoes, blarno Chrsa
LINN Enc: srhrs climax smith. Tor Grand tayIusn, Ia
lylk Via AealrDrc sailed, brig Ana Ehzaucta.
WAfrufONg Aug AJ.--Arriyed, steamship Sarag0ssa,
UDouer tlsn savannah Csc Appod LDyri from Boston,
f,sipe 91ou som Moore froul Notk. ccarf hing
U.- fm Phuafeipaa cleared. steamship. WIN Kennedy.
Fn.sr TOR Providence John w. Gret Foster for New.
Vol I. WIN Wlilaeu. llggan, Cor PnadepnLs bark DIVA
treriosa Itall D0dier ar Hail. Cara W. Eiwcn
nn Zoe Boston: gursOn COrsOE, for Boston. g. A. Jones'
E,rt In, Boston +. Gibson, hnOry for Boston. Chas
h samson Gage for Boston Jos O. slower Clay for sayan-
nah l.. Gregory llornlk- Tor Round Pond, trai
zfat Thomls VauoleAf or Bristol T. f. v Bergen,
1i,.rus6n for BroO klyg. ssiled bark Queen Victoria
lTIIiApgIPnIA Aug. l0.Agriyod tug Republics Hsiboxn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-11

from Charleston; steamship Agnes Smith, sfrom 1ork;
ir Trion-Ead O.eD from Belfast Pnts, DIX IRON
Antigua; clara sawyer Branscom. from Arecibo; X hnd
seu Iuv from Lanesville, Vandals. Williams rom nor
fox b Bradley Bradley. from James River Mun nensna
Nvers FROM James River Walter j. snow, Nuttell tI'n
severn River. Jn0 Middleton lr, Townsend, iroi1 bostn
Cleared steamships Ohio, Morrison, Tor Liyef NensfI.
Rande for Antwerp CAV. Pcrson. for Batim0re DArks
C0iCrno -tayHn Cork orders; Geo W S"eeny heNet
Tor Boston. brig " H. satmer Armstrong Tor LAguayfa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-11
6peria! Notlces.
Fraarant Brcath aad Perriy Tech

4 Fra rant brcath ana Fcrriy Iee.h
Are easily obtained by crln,Ig teeth d.y With hat
nsrv popular drnUriee @OLDD0sr Composed " anti
sepuc herbs. Impacts whlt.uas o te ie't delicious
breath intact from YOlu - Old
axe AcutY of the s0ma, Al destroy tlr SIR ng-
Jecrh unless s cpuurg1cfl win -fA Don't
pure 0oha-h protects iie dental -rfAce- % To-
moving cgey mJG-Y thai adA-rla % tael AaA Jouf dilS
.ist f0r -OtiDlNE
4 Proposal Il the Hardware TrnGc.- -rtias ieslrous
o. materially reducing bit Is viii lud 30 o. their al i
tlcn % lune,ia ely c.mmIllc4t0 with sc Eittr-
tlsar has aui pr0'l re property nr large nea
Address for week. sou til itN t, Ut 1ttEncns
~ Aast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-11

CINCINNATI, Aug. 1O.-Ihere does not APP
Par ~ Doe any ground whatever iJr t1e statement m
Warrington special % Eo-York paper dated Aug 3 20
TIE feet that Secretary sherman had discovered frauds
on Tie revenue the grocery business ~ NJ Bishop Oh
this ety Tie candidate 0u Tie Douoci1uc ticket 4"i
Governor 1f Ohio. so such hing 7 known in tAf t'ot
nue once nelo aud tae Blhops den0unce it a. An u-
-L--t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-11

That gpntleman's active participation IN une
Greeley movement of 1872, which vas inalIeSty IN
tended I'd destroy the Republican party renders ms IN
5ud sud ILurre-sarly Irritating methods o. eAOIc
ing Cyi. Service Reform especially obnoxious 10 men
VINO suspect that one or BIS real O1rcls DO" IS 20 com
pcte work Boz began when bee was the leader OF OF
position forces Tie ugJ Of Pres dent raves 70 seect
hs Cabue. 0fcars without rereuce o. ihcir partisan
antecelrutE uot Q1easone n-t the rocV o. needless
j. intensity g ordeBls that are az best trying, Lag well
q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-11

Closefst and his son lived together. Ibey
we're bofa exceedingly economical in their HABITS.
Young CoSefst was not FOR his fathers death
III knew The Old mans money was All right ara tlefs
was no necessity to trouble about IT, one day the old
man fell dangerously H. and asked his son 70 run for
physician. Closeht Junior. with long face " Buf,
isiher YOU know how these doctors charge" Never
mind my son, &c viii be cheaper funerals are ~fuiiy
extensive lust now"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-11
Mr. TIDEN A A STAG.

Senator Beck has considerable 20 say Of
fraud and us much OF Tire most shameful cOHa dice
and imh.city" ol the Democrats le4aers' We
have" De- says, again verified tAe adsao th't ~
array ~ .faes led 1y on u.s. than army %
l0Ds l.a lo i stag" b.. 7 tru stag W 'I, %
Luca friend makes The comp lrls0n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-11

Disease ~ The absorption tho blood u refuse MATERIAL
skin healthy state, throws on Tic kus.is1
Baths FOurthst wash and rus. TIE blood y
impurities and preserve the SKINS UafgrJ
action and tile yOdy's health.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-11

The works 90 tle best Engsh ali American Aulhors
zach Eork complete ln 1ntlutget. E3nsll. pr.atr "a
AEADAHtG Tyre and SOFA 40 ON fNru re Ditsrn rates
Everybody have I'D the i0.lps
ably low prices viz- Single numbers, locts double num-
1ers. 20 cts.
J. was she IT'S Wfe by NrsMsry Rerd Crowe lOc
= Fleeing tIuu Love - Harriet lrFag -
z. ld Hr Love Hri hy BARLEY n Campbell lc.
strange Wnan. BY tett NinNali nc.
>. NY Ire tssisr SOS. H Fred Whitaker. .......l &C.
Two brf LWc+ lr Afs Mary Rect CgnH -l..--. i'c.
as LADY AnfeJ eecroL ~ Miss n T. if'iou G..
D. Tho N4r ul 81 arts 49, NoAne Cus De-
~ lefhtol Grange W n ~ - ~ De-.
H. lhe fase WIDOW lY Ms J. ID sur ol.---....... .Oc.
I'D Loot tof lave 49, Als- W H. ssi-'l lc.
l4-l3 Toilets ~ De Sea- BY httgr hugo
10 ne ocorOoh ly Miss D. ~ bridaon C.
ls-ls UrClc olls - ;. l.: F3nu -...... 2lc
~ Ichl sea ~. ~ slIs~ " - ~ sipa -IOc
For sale BY booksellers aud Se4crs eyeryNhcr. or
se-l pasaTe pAAL " price by rEADlI y
ADAMs PaSSsAsrs 10 William at Sex-Yois -
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JULES vTRNT'9 WV STORY,
H.S-lOh sELFADAC.

t<.ep sell. the best cheapest SHIRTS world
COLLARS elegant styles best quAty, = 81 per toz
SIX Tor 75c. 6Zj Broadway.
New York society Of the >ew Church -wolenborganl
ll4t .sthst. lrtaatu irh .P1r.J ans LlEugteYs Efy
CtAuNCEI GILES. pastor Services during Tie summer
a. ID a.
nervous ENhaustionA medical essay comprising seIlrs
OF ertlre- .e srrad kalus Museum 0f Anl,B g.
YORK and cure u premature decline showing M
c.1usDy how lost health G1y b. resaie liorin< clear
svop. rGts marriage sud the treatment Il
nervous au physical debility ing lAe re'f of 20
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-11

TsHUNr OFFICE, Aug II, ! a. m.-A notable rise of
lrrresure took place yesterday, the advance BEING
most rupd after ths shower sunset There was little
change .u temperature. Tie moisture ~ the has
ceased 90 o. iu aKc-ss
Qor this city and vicinity, fair -fy with only octh-
,fyLa clouds may Doe rpeclel to-day auI t0-lnoffuW
AVS Tie az Fl De dref, warmth via be less oppr,s-