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Mem llnbIlratlons.

NOW READY.
THE PARIS WORLDS FAIR OF 1873,
Graphically described by
GEO. W. sMALLEY,
The welknown London Correspondent OF THE TRIBUNE in
TRIBUNE EXTRA No. Al,
Illustrated by a
PICTORIAL MAP OF PARIS AND TIE Exhibition.
SUMXARY OF LETTERS
1HE EXHIBITION.
J. GENERAL OUTLINE
o THE AMERICAN DEPARTMENT.
g. BRITISH ACTIVITY.
a. THE PRINCE OF wALEss INSPECTION.
& EFFORTS TO ACHIEVE SUCCESS.
g. GRADUAL STEPS TOWARD COMPLETION
OPENING CEREMONIES.
a. HOW THE FAIR BEGAN.
g. ANOTHER EXPERIENCE WITH THE CROWD
s. MARvEIS OF THE OPENING NIGHT.
TO- AMERICAN VISITORS IN PARIS.
HINTS FOR VISITORS.
IL. HOTEL EXPENsEs.
- PRICES STILL MORE INCREASED
49, RULES AND REGULATIONS
H. THE PARTISAN CAFES.
To- ENORMOUS INCREASE IN PRICES
EXHIBITION TOPICS.
TO- GENERAL GRANT IN PARIS.
H. SEQUELs TO THE OPENING.
ls BRITISH FURNITURE AND UPHOLSTERY.
10 HOUSEHOLD DECORATION
CINCINNATPS GREAT MUSICAL FESTIVAL.
JOHN r, G. HAsSARD.
SUMMARY OF LETTERS.
/ GLUCK's ALCEsTIs-THE DEDICATION.
@ THE ORGAN-1HE MESSIAH
g. WAGNER AND BEETHOVEN.
a. LIST AND BERLIoZ.
Persons about to visit the Exhibition will find the Paris Let
ters Trustworthy guide telling themwhatO see and point
ing out how most Of Nhe trip TO the gay French
Canal while the Letters from Cincinnati VIII DO priced by
the lovers Of music as pleasant Of the great Festival
TRIBUNE EXTRA No. Al,
Price Ten Cents postpaid.
Address
THE TRIBUNE,
New.York
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New l1nblirations.
Mem Publications.
NOW READY.
1875 POLITICAL CAMPAIGN."1s7s
THE
HAND BOOK OF POLITICS FOR 1873
BY


EDWARD MCPHERSON
Giving In Compact yet Comprehensive Porn the Facts
statistics and Arguments Of AL the Living
Issues OF the 1878 Campaign.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
!. Members Of Forty.fOurth Congress and President
IT president GrSnfs last Annual Message.
III The CONT Electoral Vote OF 1870. including
ali the VoIes b the Commission and in Con
~. PrOpoSod &aendasSts to Constitution Of the
Y president Hayes inaugural Address Message at
Extra Session and First Annual Message.
VI PrOcls@sIons Of the President and the oyiserylce
VII Executive Action on Affairs in Louisiana aud South
Carolina, 1876 and 1871. Including Hitherto
unpublished kilograms. Giving tho Unhcal
VIII Constitutional Amendments Made and Pending in
TX Judicial Decisions supreme Court Of the United
states, Including the florida TqlegraPh the
gina seqaestrstion, the Louisiana common
Carrier and the Eight-Hour Decisions.
K Paeiac Railroad Funding Act
XII Proposed Amendments the Consultation OF the
United States. let and "a Sessions, 46th Con.
XII The SILVER question win ell the votes upon
Foffv.ffth Congress.
XIV Proposed Repeal OF tie Resumption Act with all the
XIV state Plstiorms is77 1873; -. ,.,.,,.u -, .
Votes on me Southern Ma GonsssssgT nn lam 9
I nS5s AieSe;t iSI and wom s Rishis
XVII Yoses on Army Appropriations PENSIONS ana NV
XVIII Presdssta Election Of 1876 and the title Of the
XIX Tarif and lie internal Revenue Spirits Tobacco.
end other Taxes. a.. yo,.. o0 N. p,.hsr,s.
Xxx A''I award i"o FToes i fsy ~ Rebel
Claims NoEsneEa Z, Pacific s, hai5oAd BIZ Refer
XXI Statistical Tables Of Receipts and Expenditures
and Sn ia aa1 cosSrssss Ps and F1por1
1874 sGrsoAbaOfa and Bank currency, Debt
On. voluios. Neatly bound IN CLOTH Price g. Sent by
nhl on rsesipt Of priee Address THE TRIBUNE.
HeWY0rk
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REAL ESTATE.
NRw.YoRK. Wednesday.

NEw.YoRK. Wednesday, Aug. 81, 1879
The following sales were held at the Ex
change saesr00m to-day:
Bv Richard Y. Hdraeft
3-story brick building with lease Of lot No lie
lIouston-st, n s. 20 II Of Thompsou-st, lot 25x
lots West 4Sth st. i2S II OF shave each Ask
100; the Brooklyn Trust Co. ........-......... soc
Blu John r. BOUd y
3-stOTy brown stone house with lot No 1926 East
s2d-st, 8, 276 It . OF 2d-ave, lot l7.llx1022;
By Peter r. Never -"
3-story brown stone house with lot No 327 East
o2d-sf, n g. 800. IL II Q Of 2deye, lot I711x1O22
Henry Valentine acknowledgements. asa
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFER
Upu -vourr crrv

Centre-s ., 124.s n Of Grandst % 2x57.5: Tim.
Othy Maxwell 10 Ann Mountain ....................s
enlist s. ~ II OF JacksOn-ave (23d Ward, 6Sx76i
Cara Decker 10 Alfred Knapp. .................,.
HenTy-st, 3, between Jefferson and CntOn-sts Got
NO S92 on a map OF the Rutgers estate) 25xSI.6i
Harris GOldstein and wife 70 Robert RoHenthal. -.
Henry-sf, " tOt No 81 on map OF the Rutgers
tate), Harris Goldstein and wife TO Robert ROeen-
40
63dst, =, 100 II of 6th-ave. LOOK lO05 Maria T
Karge ana husband 70 David II McAlDlne .........
e7th,st, as, 200 twof 4th-ave. 25xlO0.5; MAYER
Sternberger and wife 70 James Breen ............
12Sthst, $, 1871 8 II Of 6thaye, 1s3x09.ll; Rob
ert Blair and wife 20 Charles Vale
l45thsi, 9, 10 10 W Of Clifton-ave 261lOO John
Moser and wife 10 George schah ......,...........
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Real estate to @Trbanse.
situaticns mauteo- females.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW:
N YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED Al T4 LIE
rPlTOWN OFFICES, No. I,23S broadway, cor lhIg
6rstst or HOS West Twenty third.st cor. MghuAss1
700 Thirdave cor. Forty -seventhst: at the hAhLn1
oFFICF No. 9,2Sl ThiTd-ave. Onehundre S e
ontyfourh-st Harlem Savings Bank Buildng w ~
M stregular ofhce rates --
X1TAITRESS or CHAMBERMAID and
w WAITREeS.-By very respectable Young Wonssn'
very hest city references excellent waitress or ehaho
maid and waitress and clean about her person ~
work sober honest, Oblging; country or cry N'1
BUCKE'S $50 4th-ave., near 24th'st.
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RECORDED MORTGAGEs.

Solomon and wife 10 Frederick ROsenstein
2d.aye, of 42d-st. on demand .......... -.
COyle, Ellen T. and husband TO Patrick McCannon, n
42dst, OF lOth-aye, years ...... .............
Mccormick, Anna and husband TO Joseph Clatteler
and another, No 80 Mulberry-st years. ..........
1l9thst, Of Ave-A, years.
Ridley Arthur and wife 10 the Equitable Life AssuP-
anee Society, No lis East 64th-st. year .........
Frederick and wife 10 Adam sander, o
79th-st, " Of Ave-A. months -..-.........,... -.
Shanly, Thomas 10 David Van a Floyd, 3daye,
Of l29th.at /
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HeIu mantto

GENT WANTED-To sell the :, ~ ,5aSef run
n 0AK 1uI RTsp Must be acquainted with las can sn
h satisfactory references and sell on aSps stating
,b oher goods running trade Aln ID R1eoh
VIII VIII, S 3spce AMI references MCCULLOUGH q
Hartford. Conn. IA 10
DAPTER MACHE WORKERS. ~ I Hseu Tric
i .show Form work" Address a. once 'AA
une once.
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@onntrp ReaI @state for sals.
Gitp prOpsrip 90 Gst.

WINCHES TER Neutrality-suspicious.,
w Broadway between 3st and 32d-stsD Desirable apart
ments containing TO eight rooms fully arranged fer
housekeeping. at reasonable rates.
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Gitp Real estate for Sale.

A MADISON-AVE corner HOUSE for SALE.
n New plan look at it. No. 903.
WHLIAM-SP.- Valuable corner will be sold
w very low TO prompt purchaser
rutland g WHITING. Beekman-sG
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RECORDED LEASES.

Dryi0os, NJ 70 James Austin and A Menet, cor Of
Bth.aye and 4Sth.st mos $40 and 8iS 6thavel
store and basement years, at annual rent OFF,.
hoehler, Herman 90 Martin II Lehmaier and Mayer M
schwartz " cor 1stave and 29th-st (portiOn OF
nrst floor and basement, years, an annual rent Of
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Countru prOperrp 20 Est.

FURNISHED Dwelling at Madison, n. ia
IL desirable dwelling IL rooms, furnished I'VE minntes
from depot TO let from September owner Will board win
tenant ii desired. Address a. NJ DoUGHERTY, 744 Broad
AZ Nnurnr n L
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or Bows and Young Men-Country.

COA 19VJo paAN @S1HA- ~NNA
A GUIDE TO Good Schools, free to parents
n mailed ior stamp. schernerhoTp, 30 kast l4thsA
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situatfono mauteo-- aIalss

STENOGRAPHER, writing 100 to ~ ~
n per minute and fair hand at Enghh SSSeS d
Industry and modest IN expectations as 70 te py
mnneratlon Address sTENOGRAPHEfS T. " D' "
Orange, n. ].
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RECORDED AssleNAIENTs on MoRrGAGE

leFue.-s.s
Hennessey, Richard TO Jane Hoffman and OtheE4 60
Parsons. William b and others TO Edward NJ Wilett.
Stewart John and another to John Hargreaves......
Wilett, Edward NJ to the Oriental Bank.....-......
YoCng, Samuel b. administrator. etc, 70 Francis
Weeks A.
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EALIEY SEMINARY Young Ladies' Board
ing school Fulton. Oswego County ~ Y. Begins Mon
day % september The prices have been greatly reduced An
excellent school very low rates Home and tuition Tor me
present s52 per OF thirteen weeks. Admission at all
'''"''' N'P' ~ REV. JAMES GILMoUR
PRINCIPAL.
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and GROOM.-By a competent

CROOM, &c.-First-cl0s groom and coa aI..r
" man Protestant; single North German go9aa va
enees city or country. Address II. b.. Coachman ~ ""
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EREEHOLD INSTITUTE, Freehold, y. D.
Boys thoroughly prepared for college business sent
for catalogues The rTinclpal. Row A. a. CHAMBElts
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go OSHEN INSTITUTE" orange NO.,
ON.Y; so or for tuition board washIng use o DOH
saddle horses &c No charges directly Or inmteclB
rooms completely furnished aud carpeted table e1eeen
Home care possible only with limited numbes WILSON, fII
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aOnses ano farms iuanteH.

WTANTED-To purchase or lease, medium
w slzed country place, on New Haven Railroad high
ground NON thirty 10 fifty miles from CITY, j. THOMAS
Box 20, Tribune ONCE.
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Giiuaticns mante6--5rmaIes

AN EXPERIENCED French Dressmaker,
N good cutter and litter viii oct TO work by the day OF
order g. 81 S. So, e. g. So $40. NINE. REDHON, 100
West 2Sthst.
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MISS s. b. MATHEWS Boarding and Day
vi school for Young ladies' Summit NewJersey, VIII open
an TuesdaV- 1873.
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INSTITUTE, Haverstraw, n.
WI VA Family Boarding school for ten boys under four
een pleasant location reduced opens september
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-21
A DANGEROUS GAME.
THAT AT WHICH THE PORTE Is EN-
Gagged IN PLAYING.

THE POWERS INCLINED TO FROwN UPON TUR
KEYS TREACHERY-AUsTRIA DEPRESSED
At THE RECENT REyERsEs OF HER AR
MES.
LONDON, August ia dispatch from
Constantnople SAYS that after the review
Saturday, General Todleben was fired at by
young Greek, without effect. The Greek
was arrested.
CONVENTION WITH AUSTRIA.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Aug. l9.-lnstruCtionS
have been sent CarathcodOri PaSha to sign
a convention if Austria will agree that the
occupation shall cease when the powers de-
clare that the reforms promised by the porte
have been satisfactorily applied
THE PORTEs DANGEROUS POLICY,
LONDON, Aug. ia Vienna dispatch
says the porte attitude towards Greece, its
delay in eyacuating Batoum, resistance to
Austria occupation in Bosnia, refusal to
surrender the territory assigned by the con-
gress to Montenegro, and the organized
movement of the Albanans in Old Seryia,
threatening Seryians in their newly acquired
lands, are here regarded rs 50 many cyidcn-
ces of deliberate policy which aims at
stultiiying the Berlin congle sand its results
1t is the general opinion that 10y such policy
the porte is playing u dangerous game
The Austrian press and people are extreme
~ bitter against Turkey. Nobody now
countenances the idea of eventual reStor.
alton of the occupied provinces to the porte,
and public opinion is unanimous against
the conclusion Of the convention,
AUSTRIAN TROOPS AND WAR MATERIAL,
VIENNA, August l0.--Troops, ammun-
ton and material are constantly leaving for
the south. Great depression prevails. The
people do not believe in the official aSsur-
ances that the Porte, Servia and Montene-
gro Ito not support the insurgents.
no MONEY FOR REFORMS.
CoNsTANTINopLE, August l9.--Ihe Porte,
replying to the representations OF some am
bassadors, declares it has no money to or
ganize gend'armcnc, employ Judges or
otherwise realize promised reforms
MEHEMET ALI.
LONDON, August 49, -- Mchcmct All
Pasha started for Albania saturday.
RUSSIAN REVIEW.
A grand review of Russians was held Sat
urday. Their embarkaton begins Monday
PEsTu, August l9.--Opposition Journals
and leaders take advantage of the popular
excitement about occurrences in Bosnia "a
dcnouncc the Imperial Cabinet and charge
them with sending Magyars to slaughter
with the object of securing their eNtermna'
ton. Hungarian troops have been the
principal sufferers at Maglaj, Tuzla and
Stolatz
A NEW GOVERNOR.
CoNsrANTlNorLE August 10 Ruslcn
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CATARkH,
Sneezing Catarrh, Chronic Ca
tarrh, Lucrative Catarrh,
permanently cured by
ANFORD'S
RADICAL
CURE.

SanfOrd's Radical Cure for Carjarrh 4. A safe, Ger.
tain, and permanent cure for tatgrrh of every form
and II the most perfect remedy ever devised II j.
purely vegetable di,tllatiUn, and /, applied local.
~ by in-uillatlOn, and cOu-tiW,Ionally by Internal
admnsiratlOn. Locally applied, relief ~ in-lanta.
HeOu-. II .Oothcs. heal, and cleanse. the nasal
pas-Age- Oi ever feeling Of hcayinc--. obstruction
dullnc-- OrdlZllDes-. t0nstitutionally administer.
ed it rcnoyatc- the blood, purihes II of the acid
poison with which it j. always charged IN Catarrh,
stimulates The stomach. liver and kidneys, pericct-
digestion. makes new blood, and permits the form.
alton OF sound, healthy Tissue, and nnally obtains
complete control over the disease. The remarkable
curative power, when al other remedies utterly
fail, Of >andlord'- Radical Cure. are attcstcd by
thousands who gratefully recommend II 10 icllO%.
sufferer. No statement {. made regarding 1t that
cannot be- -ubsian'ated 10y the most respectable
aud reliable references II !. great aud good med
icinc. and worthy all confidence. Each package
contains treatise on catarrh and DR.. Sanford In
proved Inhailng Tube, and full direction. for it,
use In all cases. Price g.
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NEW SERIES---NO. "a

Pasha, Roman Catholic and governor of
Lebanon, will probably be appointed gov
ernor., OF the new province, Eastern
Roumclia.
INSUFFICIENT LEADERS SURRENDER.
VIENNA August 19.-It is announced
that several of the Insurgcnt leaders in the
Turkish provinces have laid down their
arms, and further submissions are quickly
expected. The Austrains gained some
tritiing successes on the 10th and 18th inst.
near Valatz A fresh Mohband is assemb-
ling near Korana. Two Tahons of Redits
have joincdit.
VIENNA, August l9.-The Austrains lost
twelve men in the engagement on the 10th
near Buzovoca. The Insurse gents, besides
killed, lost 1870 prisoners.
The Austrian and Hungarian Ministers
held II four hours' council Sunday, the EN-.
peror presiding.
ACsTRIA's REAL INTENTIONS.
LONDON, August ia Vienna dispatch
says Count Itchy has informed the Porte
that in the event If more bloodshcd in those
provinces, Austria will definitely annex Bos-
mia and herzegovina.
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| ANIE BACK
AND
Il II f. L Nj a. II ! = NJ
CURED BY
Collin $ Voltaic Plasters.

AESsES. WEEKS n POTTER Ge-rficncT--
Ono year ago wa. -rizrd win sewers ArlI,h Of
rheumatism IN my right hip 10 which ! was .ub.
jvct tried the various .luimeuts and rheumatic
Curr-. bat without Least benefit when my ION,
druggist, suggested one Of NOur Collins No'ulc
Pu.irrs. Tn" effect was almost magical, for 10 my
grateful surprise, wa, almost Immediately well
again. and Wa able 20 work upon my farm - usual.
whereas, before the application OF the plaster,
could do nothing, aud every ''cp gave me pain, \
disease returned but am happy to .ay the second
proved ~ clfcrciOu, " the ir-t aud am now we'll
My wife wishes me 10 add that one plaster has
cured her Of d very lame back Wrthiuk there j.
uothiu. IN the world Of remedies that can compare
with the collins Violate Pa.tcr- tor rheumatism
and lame back, and cArprgNy recommend them ~
the suffering Yours very respectfully
UBLASp. Me- June u. ls1G. ROBERT COMTON
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An Enthusiastic Friend Of Sanford's
Radical Cure.
MCHATroS, GRANT IL BGOwS- FmE AND
MARINE INSURANCE AGENCY

NOTATION GRANT IL BGOwS'- FmE ASD
MARINE INSURANCE AGENCY,
~ Pine Street, 81 Louis. Mo, Feb. :, Isl
"A MEMIEE, Washington Az, City.--Dcar Mel.
licr / have for some years been troubled with ca
tarh and for the pat two year. have suffered ser.
lousy with it. Noticing your Advertisement of
Sauiord's Remedy Radical CnrcD, decided 10 try
H. have used only two bottle, and a. Il result
feel - much relieved that pcr,nmc on our person.
al relations aud write Thu 10 you and ask that YOU
take some measures to get II more prominently be
fore the pubiic that Others may have -uch relief a.,
have have RECOMMENDED It toquitc number oi
my fricnd-, Nil Of whom have expressed 10 me their
hish estimate OF it, value and good effects with
them.
really think 1t particularly adapted 10 want. Of
81 LOui- people, and they all ought To know Of H..
and those who need it should try IT, | will rick the
assertion that 100 ! o. yiai- "a sample TO be
given away will sell a. many bottlc-,
Try ZONE plan. Let the people nave IL; they
need IT, believe could eel JO bottles myself
Of course you could largely increase thi- number
Why bot try II; Your truly, WIN. BOWEN
Sold BY al wholesale and retail druggist. and
dealers IN medicine throughout the United >jate-
and Canadas. WEEKS IL POTTER, General
Agents and wholesale druggists Boston Mn'-
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BLOOMINGTON LAW SCHOOL.

Judge r. NJ Benjamin, Dean; Elementary and
Constitutional LAW, Judge q. r. Reeves, Torts
and Equity. ., W. Aldrch. Phi, ID. LII. D., Con.
tracts and Real Property Hon. Lawrence Weldon,
Pleading 4. g. Karr IL. H., Evidence and Crimi.
nul Law Diploma on two years attendance admit.
TO the Bar Of Illinois. Prizes for best examination
on whole course. First prize 500; ind prize, 80;
Three terms year. Tuition Sl5 per term. Fall
further Information appl!to \. IT, kARR Bloom.
ingiOn, ILL.,
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
CHICAGO, August 90, 1000 A. NJ
Wheat - August, 9j September, 9l%;
October 90l5. Corn-August, 3S4@7Sal;
September, 3s12@3S5s October 80. Pork
7-Scptembcr, 80 55ls October, 50 70.
CmcAGo. August 20, II A. M-Whcat,
August, 932i; September, 9O3s asked.
Corn-August, 3sli bid; September, 3s55
October, 30W39ls Pork -- September,
50 7O October, s. s?l$@9 50.
CHICAGO, August 90, /? M.-Whcat-
August, 93l5 September, 9O7s bid :;
October, SOL? bid. Corn-August, 3sls@
3Sii September, 3s1s; October, 39@894
Pork-Scptcmbcr 50 -; October, 80 So.
New YORK, August 20, I 20 PM-Whcat
-Quiet-No. 2, Chicago, 81 IA; No. 2,
Chicago 81 IA No . Milwaukee, 81 IA:
Red, II 0sQl "A; Amber 81 OS@1 IA.
Corn-quict; stcamcr-4s No. 3, A.; No. .,
49@49lt Gold, 1905.
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NOT 4 QUACK NOSTRuM.

GENuENgN-I hereby certify that for several
wears past have used the Noltaic Plastcr- IN my
practice, and have never known them to fail IN
atOrdnI speedy relief In those cases for which they
are recommended, They are not quack nostrum,
but remedial agent of great value, Very truly
yours, ", {. COLLINS, NJ. ID.
BucR.roRr Me. May ., 1874.
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pnIrE ~ rENIS

b. careful 10 obtain Collins NoltaC Plaster a
combination of electric and Violate plates with Il
highly modicatcd plaster. ~ seen In the above cut
sold hy all wholesale aud retail druggists through.
ont the Cuitcd States and Canada., and by WEEKS
~ POTTER, proprictors Boston Mas.
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Latest News.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN.

LIVERPOOL GRAIN.
LIVERPOOL, August 20, 9 p. M,-Wheat
dull; Winter 0s cd@9s Cd; Spring, $50
9s Sd; California average, los 3d@lOs Cd;
California club, los 5d@lOs 3d. Corn
tinncr; new, 23s Gd@23s Cd; old, 21s 3d@
2,s Cd.
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SMOKERS if you wish fine "Key West
or supported" cigar, call at Korsmeyer's
cirar store. II is the only place in the city
almost daily in receipt Of fresh goods.
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BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS.
EDUCATIONAL.

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA. Session be.
y gins ON the First of October, aud continues nine
months The institution Is organized On the clcc.
tive system, giving the student free choice of stud
les, with full courses In the Schools of the Acadc.
mic Department and In the Schools of Law,
Medicine, Engineering and Agriculture, For cat.
aoguc apply to the Secretary Of the Faculty, 7. y
University of Virginia,
JAMESF HARRISON, MD,
ChalrmAnof he Faculty.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY. EH9a ~ s On

men, loss OF vitality premature weakness, cncrva
ton of mind and body, disorder of the brain and
nervous system, and miscrics resulting hcrrrom,
speedily cured by BATES SPECIFIC Prepared
by an eminent physician 81 case, for 81 sold by
druggists, For circular with full particulars sd
dress DIR. BATES, 2t3 State street, Chicago, M.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-12
REAL ESTATE.

The interest on the Real Estate Exchange yesterday
centred In The sale, by order OF executors OF an es-
tate the name OF whose former owner suppressed
the handbiIlsthc words by order OF executors 10
close estaten being all the Information given.
Among real estate men ana capitalists. however, u
generally I'm derstood that the sale by order
OF the executors OF the Havemeyer estate The details
publicly announced foliows:-
nv A. n. EuLLKR sR
brick building. with lot x4x45, No. 90 Duane 81,
OF Elm st. to Henry Havemeycr .S25 600
Also the tour story ana basement brown front
house, with os .oxts block, No. ~ East Gath a.,
". of Madison sv.. TO u. Harkns IS 100
Also. similar sale 10 close the estate OF Robert l..
Maitland. ceased OF the two our story and VI
tic brick buildings and stores. with lots 2u6x
o. Mil lane 20 y 4. WssI. 49,. $1,000
Also, public auction sale OF the five story brick
store. with lot 20.9xSO, No. 270 Greenwich st., ..
OF Warren IT, to Charles r. Mathews. 10000
ST. to r. Brsdshaw .................. e,ooo
nv SCOTT MYTHS
Assguees sale Of tho four story aud basement brick
=. sois t. 3 ofRusSers st., to K wolison lo.eas
nv ALBkRr H. NicoLAY AND CO.
Supreme Court partition sale--EdwaTd g. Mott. ref
ercc-ot the three story brick tenement house and
No. Gil Hudson ST. n. W. corner OF 18th st.. TO q
y. 900
@. :. LYON
Supreme Cont foreclosure sae--Hugh Donnelly,
Ietereo-ofA plot Of land 1loxlu6 13x2uO,
sv A., w.. =, rs It. n. Of LIST av.. running through
10 berrtan Gath ward. 10 plaintiff $500
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