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he goes so far as to declare today that such fete
is the best of revenges. Beyond doubt it has been
such a festival as the Frenchman alone could con-
ceive and carry out; as is possible nowhere out 10
Paris. Whether in bis cooler moments the Partisan
will think its success repays him for the loss OF Al
SAGE and Lorraine, is another question. Nhat are
those troops for. steelhemeted and steel-curasseu
that come marching back from the Boisf Ihsy
carry flambeaux but they have not thrown away
their swords, and there are as many bayonetS as
lanterns on the shoulders of the long line oil IMAM
try that follow the horsemen. What have the
crowds sung all day, but the Marsellase, the most
warlike of national songsi That stirring cry to
arms has come from the lips of the most good hu-
mored and joyous of crowds-patient IN the mldSt
of its greatest cagerness and amid pressure that
at times was dangerous for the weakened. AS we
came away from the Bots, the multitude hurrying
on to keep pace with the troops VINO
took up thor march along the island,
the children had TO be carried on their
fathers shoulders to save them from being
trodden on. Bnt hearl of no accident heard
not an angry word all day long, and heard over and
over again the outburst of patriotic pride in COM
pany with almost childlike demonstrations Of pleas
ure in the spectacle of flags and lamps. The 3Oth
of June has surpassed the 1st of May, just as
the LIST of May surpassed all previous cele-
brations in the richness and prOfusiOn of its
decorations. So it was / hear, with the street
Examinations at night, but / could not get back
from the Bots and away from the Place de la Con-
corde in time TO them 1t was past 1 when
reached my hotel. The Boulovards were still
crowded, ana / believe they were crowded long
AFTER / went to sleep TO the music of the Mar
seillaise, and woke more than once to hear the
same air sung by patriots who certainly could not
have gone home till morning. @. w. ).
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eoING no WATCH az EcLIPsE.
DEPARTURE OF PROFESSOR DRAPER EXPEDITION
ENGLISH ASTRONOMERS on THEIR WAY WEST.
Professor HENRY Diapers solar eclipse eX-

DEPARTURE OF PROFESSOR DRAPER EXPEDITION
ENGLISH ASTRONOMERS ON THEIR WAY WEST.
Professor Henry Diapers solar eclipse ex-
petition left Sew-YOrt for Rawlns, Wyoming Territory,
on Saturday. The party consists Of Professor and Mr.
Draper Professor Barker. OF the University OF Pennsy
vana Professor Morton. president of the Stevens Inst
tute Of Technology, and Mr. Edison, the electrician
Professor Draper takes OF the telescopes from hs
observatory at Hastngs-On-Hudson, and, besdes, n
OF six inches aperture. These
instruments, with their equatorial mounting, weigh
nearly half ton The Pennsylvania, the Chicago and
Northwestern and the Union Pacific Railroads and the
American Express Company have granted the most lib
cral terms to the party Professor Draper expects 10
erect an observatory at Raws that the instruments
may be protected from the winds, which such for
midable obstacle TO the delicate Photographic expert
ments be proposes TO make.
Dr. Arthur schuster, Fellow OF the Royal Astronomi
cal Society and leader OF the English eclipse expedition
to Siam In 1875 Professor Thorpe, +. r. s., and O. T.
askns arrived In this city last Saturday by the steam
ship Germanic They intend 70 90 TO Pueblo Colorado
for the purpose Of observing the solar eclipse July
90 They Will DO attached 20 the American party under
Professor Aseph Hall The Englishmen como well pro-
vided with apparatus for their nyesugatons-sp
scopc, magnetic ana Photographic instruments being
included IN their Outt-and their examinations will be
made as thorough and comprehensive az possible DR.
schuster and Mr.. Haskins viii start for the field OF
Operations tomorrow; Professor Thorpe win visit
Yale College for few DAYS before departing for Pueblo
Norman L0ckyer, prominent English astronomer, viii
arrive on the Baltic next week, and also proceed To
Pueblo 10 take part In the observations.
Professor Dsler OF Columbia College, said last
ing that expedition was ~ start from the college,
No one attached to Columbia College had, 20 Ills mowl-
except Professor IngersO who had already started and
was probably now nc his destination
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PUBLIC OPINION.

The curious know now what Secretary Sher-
nan went % NeW-YOrk for IL was not resumption but
eecapitation.- Philadelphia Press Qlep.l
One thing seems clear from the Potter IN
festgatOn We should have rather than less Civil
Service refOrmatlOn.-iCineinnati Commercial QndJ
Grants platf0rn-nO imitation no repUdia-
ton no Communism the payment Of all honest Gebts;
law and order supreme and an equal chance for ali in
TIE battle OF iie-fst. Louis GiObe-DemOcrat lReR9
All right-minded persons must feel disguised
aud Inundated to important and Responsible offices
peddled out in the way those BEEN SIMPLY because
The President and Secretary EyGrts don't like Senator
COnRling-lSpringheld Union tRepb
There is talk of Senator Edmunds as a Presi-
dntial candidate block OF Kennebcc ice III Deem
rWOud excite more enthusiasm than that frgid and
sustere statesman. He couldn't be more cold ana dis
gt he had been tresed up the northwest side Of
Charles Francis Adams Washington Post (Dem)
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France c. q. Tburmond r. NJ McKeller, Louisiana
Jas Darow, A. i. DOwner, Chicago w. o. Ford. WISH
ingtOn. ID. c. T. A. Price, Media, Penn: the Rev. W. L.
Moore, Little Fails N j.; p. Bebrens and wilc Hobo
ken Miss Cross j. Mullins and family, w. q. Miller ana
wife, ID. waixel aud family, James Craig, Hew-York.
AT the HOwland--GeOrge Watson and wife, j. ID: Har
BERT Judge Briggs and wife, judge Finettef and VIE
Philadelphia the H0n W. p. Wells, Detroit strickland
Kneass, Pennsylvania: Commander @. W. Kidd, W.
II. g. NJ
At the West End Hotsl-W. ]. Walker, Washington,
%. c.. Thomas G. POrteOus Louisiana: General j. b.
Farmer. South Carolina; Colonel Koch, 81 LOUIS; j. b.
Drake and family, Chicago s. b. Schlesinger. Boston
j. c. jenkins and family Pittsburg John J. Thomas r.
w Maitland, Philadelphia; H. Bslger. Il. i. Farnham
Elizabeth, N. j.; j. A. Aillyer g. II. Dewitt, Dion
Boucicault c. I. Chandler and FAMILY, Benjamin Wood
and family, Geo. Alfred Townsend and family, J.
Warren Smith, Robert stewart and wife, s. Little
New-YOrk.
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MUSIC.
rnE aARnEN CONCERTS.

The extremely hot weather has made some
,.rsnoe in the size Of the audiences AZ Gmores Gar
Sep. and marked difference IN theh cnai"cter uOo'
81 tho regular visitors have hed 70 Tue mus VI
ga ~ ,bsr paee appear crowds of strangers who by
ste onoration OF the law OF eOmpensations rush
49, NevYork lust when NEWCOMERS are rushing out
~ n Tho programmes also have been changed
y Inf the weather Last Thursday there
"a. a more or less classical concert at which
srs performed the "Lenore symphony; the group OF
seleetions from three Of Handlers orchestral CON
-. ,yl,eb was so much liked at stenway Hall, last
',s. and charming arran cement by Saint Saens Of
VIZ w ~ 'sebumann's Evening Songs" But now the
"nsc Il tho ligntest that can be found. Inc usual
rSomssE chief effort for the present VIII DC 10 give
~ something lively and bright enough TO make us lOf-
" Inc thermometer.
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4 NOVEL 8IR-SHIP.

f. w. Shredder, the inventor of an air-ship
which has attracted wide attention. arrived In this city
Saturday, Intending he says TO build here large ship
OF the pattern in which to Journey TO Europe IN
September next. At Hartford Conn. he has exhibited
lately b,s air-ship The machine consists OF balloon
shaped like cigar with light for passengers be-
Meath The balloon is 10 be 81 feet long and 20 feet M
diameter 10 be constructed of silk, lined with
Tudia-rubber. Filled with carbOnie acid gas, the
balloon can be kept inflated for many days
In the ear Is 10 be an electric engine OF Oneha horse
pOwer with the machinery for working a screw pro-
pclleP and rudder which to be attached to IT, IDe
balloon driven by the propeller and by pair OF wings
at side OF the The ship can be held almost
stationary in by the OF its machinery inc
inventor is confident that in such machine be could go
10 Europe aud return five days The cost OF the snip
Is
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PRESIDENT LNcoLNs CABINET.

EX-SENATOR CAMERON REPLIES To THURLow
wgED-soME MISTAKES CORRECTED.
IN the Editor or The Tribune.
SIR. General Simon Cameron, as will be seen,
authorizes such use Of the following letter will
hest correct misapprehenson relating to President
Lincoln's second nomination. Its publication seems
alike cue to General Cameron and to myself;
DONEGAL FARM, lane Co., Penn, July ., 1873.
MY DEAR SIR: On my way here, have been reading
vour letter in THE EBwYORK TRIBUNE OF Friday last,
and hasten, at once, to say that in the inter
view to which you allude 1 was mistakenly sup
nosed 70 have said "Weed" when said "Wade."
or course. L spoke OF Mr.. Chase and Mr..
wade as opposing q second term for MIR.
Lincoln, and not OF you, whom everybody knew to be
zeaously IN favor OF It, There was another error IN the
Same Interview, In making me speak OF movement TO
impeach Mr. Lincoln" when In fact was only speak
ING OF the movement to prevent his denomination WIN
these two exceptions the report Of what said was SIN
eusrly accurate and these mistakes were so slight that
supposed every reader would correct them ior hise
or would have done So
An said I'm reference 10 Mr. IAneolns Cab
lnet, and in regard 10 the Russian Mission Is
li,eraly true, and I do not doubt that what you
say Is equally so. ANY variance between US Is
only another illustration Of the difference OF
impressions created by difference OF standponts'
Indeed &c happens that have note from MI
Lincoln In his own handwriting, dated as early as Do
oorber 81 1860 In which no announces his determine
on 10 nominate me to the Senate ~ Secretary OF the
treasury or "a Secretary OF War, which OF the Two
have not yet definitely decided"
Ineed not assure you that reeprocate fully the knd
entments you express toward me- or that you are ~
liberty TO make any you think proper OF THIS noe
Very truly yours, SIMON CAMERON.
The late Senator Wade, of Ohio, united with the
late Henry Winter Davis, OF Maryland IA Violent
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EXTRAORDINARY HEAT AT ST. LOUIS

ST. LOUIS, July 14.-Yesterday was the hot
test day OF the season here the mercury ranging be-
tween and o'clock from 0Oo 10 1OCo In the shade
Nearly thirty Of sunstroke reported nj the
city dispensary and hospital during the day. and fully
IA many more probably occurred Of which the auhori
ties have record. Nearly every physician ono meets
with reports from one 10 In his private prac
oe Sixteen deaths occurred yesterday from this cause
alone and twenty-five baral permits have been granted
in three days which ncude only two Of The fatal cases
OF Saturday II IA not unusual 10 have the degree
Of heat here but many cases OF sunslrOke and 80
many deaths from that IN the space Of time
have never been known before
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A sEYsIBLF VIEW or IT.

n RON me hochestef DeIROcr0i Gnd CkrOnteSe.
veheral Merritt is man of great sagacity,
ale executive ability, aud OF unsued integrity. For
siayef OF years he member Of the Republican
s-.3 committee, aud his advice was always eagerly
49, 1y those having the welfare Of the party at
-. nc mas now supreme opportunity for useful
ia e ~ 70 TIE administration OF his office and Ia using
~ 9once, 90 far as II may be consistent with his
duties ia favor OF the true interests OF tho party
49,. a WI De conserved rather by Ofdainng harmony
- i, hti0DneaHs, than b. using the party for the
T53i SafanciDg the political fortunes OF any ndi-
r,S ~ We tee assured that General Merritt will act
IN , Iese ends consistently ia view. His appointment
1EasDscts 0N' anu We Oeuofo' "lSe 0iie' ~
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WHAT MR. coEKLINGs HOME PAPER THINKS
TT

m, If00 ne Utlod LeDubIic0n
inc pretence of Civil Service reform, then, will
~ cover as piece OF business It merely stroke of
lts Tue Administration cannot forgive Senator COnk
ng because he differs from It on points OF government
sthnot forgive him because he remains true TO Repub
principles and refuses TO follow the lead or those
80 S0anaoued them long since Collector Arthur Is Mr..
aesAss Trend. Such being the II Is OF course
ssiDh 70 permit him 20 remain IN Office. II Ia hoped
aat DIS dismissal viii have the effect OF converting TO
~ auinstratiOns way Of thinking such other
~ al pfescnt Incline TO Senator COnkling III they do
~ utsct Their preference their heads will follow those
4,tshof and Cornell II IS simply species Of bull
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DIED.


MISUNDERSTANDING July - the Rev Francis H. Bagey in
the 39th year Of his age p.rd.vs Now brighton
invited to attend.
widow of the late Rev. Joseph Brackc Of NASHVILLE N "
R.y. and friends are invited attend the funeral services
the residence OF her aepheW JaIls ~ ecs
oREACEN-At Rye n. Y. on Friday afternoon July H.
Funeral at Christ Church Rye, Monday morning at 10
Train leaves Grand Central Depot at 9 o'clock.
JoHNsoN-At Pelham Friday morning July ~, Margaret
F11eFi at the Hngusnot Church. Pelham Manor
Train from Grand Central Depot for Pehamvlle at 22o M
KNAPPAt TarryOun July ~ Marion daughter Of Robert
S;t dRS and Trends se Invited the funeral At the
o. her aTeois AopsSS Sne Io s y bnot "A
Carriages viii meet the tram lea'lDS "i'Hu
MccoYNELI-on July s. 1873 of eryapoas, T. R. hccOn-
be remains main viii be taken to Albion interment
MARyINAt his home in CLINTON hS9 nj Inc St n year
OK lis sa age o 1910
MccRAcSAY-At Rome. Italy, February le 1878. Ernest
Funeral sSrlsss T&o%9ss Church corner 0have ana
MITCHELI,-At Hartford Conn., on the morning OF July
1878 u the hope Of 6sssSa s % st MSS S1yor OF
the family late Chief Justice OF Connecticut the Hon.
pEpSIAN-At Hohokns N. J. Friday evening July ~.
Charles H. BemaD Of NewYork City in his Sis year
Meossnes ana TTaesmeB Of tho CITY Of NewYork are re-
invited attend the tunefal
EVENING the 18th, at o'clock az the residence Oh s
danghter Mrs. Charles Bell. No. 222 West a3d-st.
Interment Tuesday, at Trenton, N j.
GENERAL SOCIETY MECHANICS AND TRADEsNES or THE CIT
OF NEwfORN -, A.. $1,000, aarv,.a.
asr a1e hrother Charles Reman, this tMOndAyl eNeD
IN ~ 4 O'Clock, from No. 222 West 4Sd 81 -.
'nS ~ HENRY L. SLOTE President
THOMAS EARLE Secretary
ON sabbath morning July a. Helen TaPpeu widow
OF Joseph Seoly. aged 80 years .,,. a, har Ia,.
Ffends are Invited attend the funeral he ave
resIdenee No 1876 Rodney Brooklyn TUESDAY AFTERNOON.
az B O'Clock
wAIBRIDGEsuddenly at Colorado SpfingA july ~ Duo;
lev H. walbrdge, OF the heV. Dr. H. B. Naoridg@ OF
brooklyn, agel 81 years
wHITMORE- Suddenly at Demarest N; J., July H. Berue
M infant sou Of W. ~ and susan W. Whitmore.
Notice OF funeral tomorrow.
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THINKS IT 4 SERIOUS MISTAKE.

Inc President has made a mistake which is
csis.{ Ai9usnbable and unfortunate In removing
klsS ~ Arthur and Naval 0fcer Cornell he has viO-
~ oen declared principles OF the civil service
Ssssalaed the deliberate expresslon OF co5r1iinate
sne Soyernment, reopeDed controversy which
foseS 49, eferyW had supposed to be happily
lasr ena provoked strife which all who have Rebni
ist an .es4 AZ heals must deeply regret II che Pres
ntr y ny. tako ludlei0us counsel In this act wise
q - i1 ~ least desire the plain and frank answer
hes sns reohoahs OF heW-fOrk Such an answer full
Rltfs uehteserved, no owe both 10 him AND 10 our.
Us n"h taken tho responsibility Of throwing III
ns,e @ and, and Republican New-Yofk CANNOT let Eo
1853 y doubt OF las judgment.
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sULrRY HEAT TEMPERED by LIGHT WINDS.

sULTRY HEAT TEMPERED BY LIGHT WINDS.
The heat yesterday was great, though not
OF that overpowong nature which made the ith Of July
week almost uncomfortable. The early morning iorgy
cloudy aud sutry Before the dispersed the clouds
breeze had sprung up which tempered the heat even In
the unsheltered streets Of the city Tho streets
stll damp with the recent rains that the plague Of
dust was lacking. The clouds were scattered before
noon, giving assurance Of fair weather 70 the
thousands who sought sOlnce at the sea-shorc. In
Central Park and the various resorts about the city
About 90 900 people visited Manhattan Beach and the
crowds at the other bathing places CoLcy Island and
at Roekaway Beach were unusually large The visitors
seemed 70 be Intent two pursuits: "a take the salt
wind their pulses and the sueculent clam into their
stomachs Rarely has aarger crowd passed through the
gates Of Central Park Than that which sreancd m
teray at an the until late hOur 10 was com
posed manly Of shop girls clerks and wOrkngmcu with
their families all OF whom seemed to enjoy their holiday
with great The grass was green as IN early
June, ana the trees were In all SAC glory Of Summer
foliage. $500 .
est temperature reported The breeze did not 70 too
often does drop with the The full rising in
the east shOne red threatening bank Of clouds on
the NeWJerscy heights, but these drlftcd slowly away
or dissolved haze light "a scarcely 10 veil the
smaller stara.
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pronunciamento against Mr.. LincOln's
which was published over their own names. But,
like many other hostile movements from prominent
radical Republicans it recOiled upon themselves.
Mr.. Lincoln. in his conversation with General Cam
eron ON the subject of his denomination. very nat
uraily, therefore. associated Senator Wade With
Governor Chase. T.W.
Nec- York, July 4, 1873.
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MIDNIGHT WEA THER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis for ne past "a hours.

WASHINGTON. July 10, a.m.-The pressure
ia everywhere below the mean; It Is highest in the
South and South west, and lowest IN Maine. Rain has
fallen IN the South Atlantic States and NewEngland
elsewhere clear partly cloudy weather prevails The
temperature has IN New Engaud elsewhere IL has
remained nearly stationary The winds nave generally
been light and variable.
Indications
For New-EnRland, rain areas, followed by clear or
partly cloudy weather, nOrhwestcry winds aud rising
barometer.
For the Middle Statos clear partly cloudy weathe.
souihery winds, shifting TO colder nOTther.y
winds and rising barometer.
TRlRIINE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
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STILL COECiLIATNG.
Fy0Ia ~ CLep9Land HsIaLd.

Somehow or other the staWait organs have
overlooked tho tact that President Hayes has Just a-
pointed the Confederate General, Harry Hcth spe-
cal Agent OF the treasury II Heth puts bali the energy
mo the work OF catching whisey thieves that he used
devote lighting the Union armies. the revenue will
Dc thoroughly collected 10 North Carolina.
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Plans OF BROoKLYY SOCIALISTS.

The Brooklyn main section Of the Socalistic
Labor party held a secret business meeting at
No. 200 Courtst.. Brooklyn, yesterday afternoon
George Winter was elected chairman, and plans
we're adopted for the organization Of ward clubs
10 advance soelalistic principles. Nominations Will be
made by the main section comprising the English and
the GefmaBspeakug sections. for Assemblymen, Alder
men, Supervisors, Constabes, eto, for the Fa cam
pagh Osborne Ward, OF No. 6l0 Berg0nst, has charge
Of the work OF organization. The party IN Brooklyn
numbers about 800.
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spsrlaI NOtlets.

Rervoua xhaaEfi0nA medical essay comprising eenes
Of lectures delivered Kabns Museum Of AnAley vi
York, the and cure OF pteatus % cear
syIopss mpedlments 10 marriage anu w ~ sa a.
nervous and physical debility being hc w
parlenoe ny mail 25o currency, q Yos,asS YORK
Secretary, KAHNs Museum $50 hfVAo""V' Nv"
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F,0-;,ine tor The Tech and Brenth,

the best liquid Gentifrico in the world II thorOngy
eanSes partially decayed teeth fOm all parasites or living
anmaleulH" leaving them peary Whtte imlsrlnS 90
lighttul fragrance 90 the breath.
THE PAGEANT " FLOREIlNE"
Removes instantly arising foul stomach, OK
tobacco smoke Being partly composed OF Eoney Soi a1d eS
tracts OF sweet herbs and plants Is perfectly hAIhos
and as delicious as sherry. a.. -. 80.
prppaFed by Henry G. GALLUP, No. 1913 Oxorst LOndon
England and retailed everywhere AT 10 cents Dottle
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murdered Tommy" said John, lsmentinG ms is'e
was on was always bard boy, ana has gwen US
~ acei Of trouble but be was tho pet OF INC
gsch sftsr treated than the rest As me tIoy d io
,saSrks brOtherly affection mSAeo sn'' i0O0'O -
cad almost like romancS
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uNGRArEFuL coNpucT Or THE cRoPs.

The Tom Ewing Democrats will have hard
nme 20 get any excitement the currency quesOn
s year The industrious people, with good crops and
money equal 10 coin do any imitation
me resumption Il gone and resumption slips In
quietly OF It's accord Even while blgtherskites de-
tie field
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BRUTAL, BUT TRUE.

FTOn JHe CTleilH1Il EUVlHeF.
Humans friends are running him too hard.
They may pump the wind out Of HIM. Remember, poll
neans that DC - a venerable nagtbe pace is too fast
y last.
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TRIBUNE OFFICE July. 10, a. m.-Tho upward move
ment OF the barometer on Saturday Cseo line beginning
below 29sy began with coming OF the light showers
In the morning and continued until the clouds began TO
disappear Cabout y. M During the generally fair
weather OF the afternoon and evening the mercury
almost stationary. On Sunday seo line beginning at
% ~ the mercury was almost stationary until IL
O'Clock, when n began to fall Tho decline continued
until about o'clock D. M after when there were no
changes OF Importance. The temperature was higher
than ON Saturday.
Clear or partly cloudy weather may be expected in
this city and vicinity to-day.
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u.s,sss a. dali Try stock specuiaOnl Thousands OF
dors re often made from investment Of hundred.
Send 10 Alex rockingham Co. brokers, ~ Wast, New
York for their Weekly Financial Report, sent tree
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FOR THE BEyLFIT OF ADVERTISERS.
Prom The rrl1ane. Apra 10. 1873.

From The TribHne, ApTlI 10, 1873.
We have procured from Washington the
following table of the number of pounds
weight of the various editions OF the New
York morning papers, upon which postage
was charged bY the Post Office Department:
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CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION.

CINCINNATI, July lathe Democrats of the
vtb Ohio District have nominated Benjamin Lefevrs To-
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS


uche The prp@ndcasF dvs0nt u a tas
preceding Tue sutf Waite line reescnta .as oscillations
oithe mercury durng tnotc