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EALL RIVER LINE

4 \ X TDN AND THE EAST
The br.i route 10 NEWPORT, BOSTON, NEW.BED.
FORD, IllCNBUAG, LOW Lii MAhIMAs NINE-
YARD. NANTUCIEF, WHITE MOUNTAINS, MT.
DESERT, PoKTLAND, BANGOR, ST. JOHN, y. B.. HAL
FAX principal cities and inland seashOre
resorts OF NewEnglsnd and the Province The mamEoth
palace BRISTOL ana PkOVIDENt r. leave New
York daily (sundays mcudCdl p. from %,
y. H. of Murray-sL Leave Brooklyn 2, NJ, jersey
CITY $50 y. IN. via Annex GRAND PROMENADE CON.
CEBIS on board evening by the spsudd bands and
orchestra attached 10 these steamers. FL LII NIGHTS
REST. No int, Tmedat c landing between NETWORK and
FALL RIVER. special train leaves steamer wharf, Fan
RIVER 6:O5 MOndays excepted the
truch Newport arrives Newport $40 ~ four
H. FALL RIVER to BOSTON. First train arrives
Boston $50 a. Returning train leaves Boston
u IN. Steiner arrives NewYOrk $50 a.. IN. Tickets,
al 2sa. 3e1. III 4ol 526 S4i, o57 BfoadwaGyy.A
and at all principal hotels, transfer ticket
Offices at the ONCE Of the limo pier, aud on
hoard steamers and Court Annex Offices
Brook yn Jersey CITY. In Boston Ne. Old state
HOUSE anu AZ ''' BORDEN & LOWELL Agents, NY.
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Gouses ano Rooms ruauieo.

WANTED to RENT for remainder of season,
w tuv furnished house having modern improvements,
with grounds garden made within one and hI hour
al w. rent must low Address with particulars
A. b. G., Box 30 Tribune Office
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cam Schools.

BOSTON University School of Law opens
Oct courses III. b. LII. NJ, and d. g L. address
tc D-ar. Il. II. BENNETT IL. D. SO Bronneldst. BOSTON
CT. LOUIS LAW SCIlOOL.-Tcrm opens
- october Is, 1879. Tuition $50 per year NO eAuaN
Forcircular ADDRESS HENRY HITCHCOCK. Dean.
VALE Law SchOOl.--Rcgular course, 2 years
GRADUATE course or degree of DCIl years Fan term
Urens sept 70. Address l1Of WAILAND NeNii"'oh' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-07
Gin Real Estate tor 5ale.

TOR SALE.-Two splendid Ave-A lots adj
joining southwest corner Of l2Othsr aud ayej also
south side l0stlst west Of 9have. w. BOiERI lS3
BrOadH
la LOTS-All sand, full front, on Easterly
d - EOuevarde IA feet deep suitable Tor improved
fats price lows terms TO suit BOYD oHneL
ll4th-st and lstayc.
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Real 1sslate to Cxrbanse.

- CITY LOTS and CASH to EXCHANGE
- for DAIRY FARM wen wateredi near depot L. . F.
station L., n. Y. G.
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tDENNS Nv ANlAKAlLhOA D.-J'reAt / Gunh
Line ana United states Mail ROute-Ou and after
l6 1879 trains York. via DesDrOsses and Cort
landt street Ferries as follows:
Express HARRISBURG PittsburS the West and South
with Pullman Palace Cars attached a. IN, AMI $50 p
daily
For WilamspOrt, Lock Laven Cory and Eric, at $50 D.
n connecting Cory for litusvc Petroleum Centre and
The oil Regions WiidruspoTt and Lock Haven Am.
e. Wa-hin gt1n and tue South Limited Washing
Express II pullman Parlor Carr daily except sunday
10 a. m; arrive Waslin Ala p. Regular at i3O
aio 500 m l. and 10 m. Sunday, i3O a. N and 10
Express Philadelphia, $780, 1880, $40, 90 Limited
a. m $780, !, 5, g. 1850. $50 and 10 SUNDAY $3.50 and
GA. M O. 9, 1880 $3.50 and 10 p ~ Emsraut and second
Toats Of Brooklyn Annex connect with all through
trains Jersey Cy, aordng speedy and direct transfer
Tr,ins Hrfvo-From Pittsburg 6:O5 1910 a. m, 1910
D. m daily and 600 m. $40 m. daily, except Monday
Prom Washington aud baltimore, go N, 2 $3.50, $3.50
d. sunday 800 4 M. aud 1910 D. III. From Pm
delpIa 800 SOB, $780, $40 lO40 1880 2 $50 400
C:lb $40 and 1910 M; sunday $780, 900, $3.50, 1910
IL 80 a. IN, O:2O, 1910 y a., ,,--,-.. -
Ticket Offices 52d and GA Broadway, No Aston House
and foo of De-bIussss anu COrandtsts. No CJur
Bro6kIyn Annex Depot foot Of Fuiton-t BrooGyni Nos
llii and IIudsJust HObOhtu; Depot Jersey
imifIant Ticket OnicC. No Batter, place
J.. 4. FA t,NER, GEM Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON. GCaera Manager
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Gitp i1ropertp 90 fet.

TOR LEASE.-That splendid property No. 70
WayeTly 80 feet by 100; extended basrmeusi IN
comuete repair viii rented series of years easy
terms. Inquire on the premises
no LET.-In the "Vancorlear apartmen6
bnidiur on 7thaye J5th and 5Bh-sts from August
several suits $500 Central Park nre poot
ma lOroughly constructed with all modern appliances pus
be seen he appreciated. Apply to JNO NNhII- ID
Unions tuato.
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Fourteen Though way daily; three dcpOts in
Philadelphia TWO IN New York,
Double Track. the most Improved Equipment, and the
Fastest Time consistent with absolute safety.
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5talioncrn.
Dlauk Books, Stationery, Printing, all kinds
ID nj reduced prices Francis & Loutr - MAMMALIAN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-07

TOR NEW-HAVEN, its surroundings and
l. all stations on the New.York, Boston and Air Line,
Derby and NOTh Hampton Railroads diroct-Steamers
JOHN H. > TARtS and ERASTUS CORNING leave Pier Is,
n. r. foot OF COurt!andst, at every night IN the
week except arrive in NewHaven In time for all
morning trains rarOOIs best facilities for passengers
TanspOrtatiOn Line. ,,u., n or,u,,, ,,---,..-
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ONE DOLLAR LINE to BOSTON.

LIMITED TICKETS 10 BOSTON. 81 GOOD SUPPER
on boat, 30 cents. steamers leave 40 River
every day. except sunday, at G3U
Steamers OF the NORWICH LINE leave same pier daily
including Sundays, az D. for Boston, Worcester. &c.
and Portland and the White Mountains daily excepting
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Dtopo5dls
ENGINEER OFFICE, WASHINGTON MONUMENT,


ENGINEER OFFICE, WASHINGTON MoNUMESI !
WASHINGTON. y. 6. June -, l5IS.)
PROPOSALS for PORTLAND CEMLNI Tor
L III WASHINGTON MONUMENT sealed proposa5
Tor de,Nrrlug 800 barrels of PORT LAND CEhlsN more
or less at the the Washington MONUMENT III tS cy'
I be- received uutil the J day o july Speeno-
nns and further information required can Ue oo
tanned al thi, office. THOMAS IL NJ OLN $500,
Lieut.. Col Corps OF Engineers, Engineer III ChaIse-
SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION, OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY; !
WASHINGTON, y. G.. June a. II ~
PROPOSALS for GALVANIZED lRON
4 WORK and PROPOSALS for STATES and sLAIEKs
WORK Separate sealed proposals viii o. rece eel Dy e ~,
tonal Museum Building Commission Nas,inglo1 ID g. unul
W M on of July. 1873 for furnishing deyeing n
putting in place. complete certain GALV ~
IRON WORK and also fOrabOut 500 squares Of anu
sLATTR'S WORK. required in the NsiloIa Museum scum
Budug with drawings, specifications, ana
schedules the Office OF Cuss Schultz Archi-
tects COrcoran Bmding.
PROPOSALS FOR CAST IRON PIPE.
OFFICE OF BUILDING FOR STATE }
WARASD NAVY DEPARTMENT.,
WASHINGTON. D. g. July 3. 1879.
SEALED Proposals for ching and delivering cast
OF tue Building for STATE War and Navy Department. TINS
citv VIII AZ tins office until IL OF July y 1879,
an opened Immediately thereafter in presence ~ bidders
chcaiion~, schedule general Esrucugns of bddes
ana 81 proposal will he furnished 90 Euar man
uT,rtur, "A this Office
TTIOS. LINCOLN CASEY
nj. r. oil Inf m
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6ieamuoeis ano RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
- LnaHe Now York from foot nf Desb.0lses and C0nI

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
A. Leave NewYork from foot Of DesoEosses ana court
so for Washington Ptsbqrg Columbus Gncin1ati
ana the South pullman from Baltimore TO newark
100 D. m. ior Warrington and the West Pullman ears
from NewYork e. Bamore ann Wssnl9Goo hsHng
and St Louis Through Pullman cars Baltimore TO Cincih
$:t0p NJ for WASHINGTON and the West. mazing
No ucl Tor ths Wet az Che p M tIain w.. mi,
men sles pors from NewYok TO Baltimore ard Washington.
Ih H. c9rS on i c,h1 ~ tt ND
i mr. 1G u1an cSrs nom m more 10 tpen
matt. connects at Washington with trains for Lyuchbua
Florida, New orleans ana The south. On a.,
Bfosdwa9 New YORK. and a ticket ONES loot Of cor'aadt
HOUND TRIP fICKETs 10 KANSAS, NEBRASKA
ASD COLORADO.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
Ferry E n n'S co OF Fa R n. Wharf
Commencing June IL ls59,Ira i leave No~Y0 iootof
$50 m.-For FiemnsrC1 Easton Hevidere. Mauc9
Junction with b.. l. and v. n. r. .-,,.-.-
s|S a. rn-For High Bridge traneh Sch9oeys MGnh,nn'
Mauch chunk IamJqua. wikcsbsrre scranton Williams
1890 and i3O p. m.Fo someryille and Flemnston
Wnkesbarre Scranton, Tunkhannock lamaqua Haze.ton
40 D. nFor High Bridge Eranch schooey's Mountain
Budds Lake and Lake HODacOng. Easton Bcylacle and
rS$op ~, dsny.-Tor Easton, Allentown and Maas9nrs
Emira &C. Connects at Junction Tor d.. L. and w H. H.
For trains to local points see timetables at stations
Brook intermediate poGts, and $50 p Tor
Reading and Harrisburg.
Boats tho Brooklyn Erie Annex" make connection
Jersey City station. Brooklyn and Lre Depot
Jersey city.
NETWORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Trains Red Bank Long Branch, ocean Grove
&c, $40, ll4j, l,3O 800 eXpressh D. DID,
y.
stage connections and from KEYPORT at Matawan Sta
tiou 10 and from Oceanic aud Fair Haven Red Bank;
and from Point Pleasant at Sea Grt with ali trains.
REDUCED EXCURSION FARES FOR TIE SEASON.
EREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
fl4Tf echo
7:4j, ll.f5 a. M. I, OILS. 6p. m.
NEW-YORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
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DROVIDENCE LINE TO BOSTON,

providence LINE TO BOSTON,
4 via r. evidence Direct.
A FULL NIGHTS RESI- ONLY az MILES OF RAIL
me FAVORGrE PALACE STEAMERS
MASSACHUSETTS,, Captain HAY Allen
RHODE ISLAND Captain Jesse Mott.
leave y. dairy Sundays excepted from Per 70 North
RIVER uoot OF WuTcu-st)
ras-engcI m boston ~ d. 10. No intermediate
landings between Sew iorE Hui Providence. -
stateioOms tickets secured al NOs 800 3D. 10 snd
Broadway at Metropolitan aud f1itn ANcudc Hotels y
T. 800 ashug ton BIooKyu. Also ucAots sold Al
principal ticket Offices. AMI at all Offices oi West
colt Express Company ........... . .
l.. " lILKlSs. q. Z. AgL ID. >. BABCoCh, fFesL
TEHE OLD RELIABLE STONINGTON LINE
Il FON BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAST
nj . o M. 33, North River li0ot Of Jay-stl
special limited tickets, GOOD ONLH on $40 m con.
nesug gtOn sold this line IRON NeWl
N fOI III
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PROPOSALS FOR CAST IRON PIPE.

TREASURY DErAETNENr
BUREAU or ENGRAVING AND lEISTING, July J. lSie)
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- MS office until II o'clock noon. sray TIE 18TH in
stan Tor O22 square feet less Of wire CLOTH
No II M sh painted drah, as follows
one piece ( Zee wide, lei eject long
one piece 6 feet wide, 22S feet long
one niece q cet wide ISi feet long
should be foot for the article
Delivered az the Department Washington.
The right and reject all bids Is re-
,
Proposals should marked Proposals for ware Cloth"
and addressed O. III. lHl0h' thlri oi bureau
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INMAN LINE. ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
NEW-YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT NAIL

~ LINE
These rstClass steamships sail regularly at p m. from
Pier No. 49, North River. as fOlOWs
Steamship MORPO CASTLE WEDNESDAY,, July l6
Steamship SANTIAGO d. CUBA.....SATU RUAN, July 20
freight passage apply
WILLIAM r. CLYDE Il CO.. NJ. IS Broadway.
Havana.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-07
TENO PHILADELPHIA
VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-07

TENO RENT.--A new Summer Hotel, together
4 with a hne bathing beach. beautifully located 40
Woodbridge station the Long Branch DIVISION OF us
Central Railroad Of New ersey directly on the "Sf
the best OF nshng ana boating toryhVe minutes RON A'
city. Apply 10 ,,, r,r,,-..,,,>, ,,o ,.,,.r,,, =,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-07

NETWORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD -CommoucLuV July 2, ISIS
thrOugh trains vii leave Grand Central Depot;
500 Western and Northern ExpTess drawing room
10 Rochester ana MOat ca va -. AIbdnh
$500 special Saratoga Express. with dra"lng'room
10 Fort Ed ard, Tor LAX George and ~ Montreal
1880 n, chicago and Western Express, with drawing
Canandagua Rochester and Buhaoi also 10
ii00a a. Express Albany ami Troy, with connections
Uuca. Saratoga and Rutland
u. III Saratoga SPECIAL.
400 y. m, Albany n Troy Express. ,- -
GOO m Louis Express daily, with sleeping cars lOr
St Louis running through every day In the week; also sleep
Ing Buffalo NiaGar1 Falls Toledo ana DETROIT ana
for Montreal excepting sunday night. via Saratoga -
1850 .. Fast Express for Rochester niagara Esls nG
Corning via Geneva sleeping TO Geneva, Rochester
and Niagara Falls. o.
Rochester Niagara Eals, Buffalo, CeVeauu toNO DC oL.
and Chicago; excepting saturday nigHL 10 Csytoh anu
WATERFOWL aud excepting uldsy sunday MINUS, 10
Montreal via ST. bans on Saturdays Mo urea car tA'ts u
iIOUp m Night Express, with sleeping cars 10 Albany
Tickets for sale Nos. 252 and Alb broadway and al
MestCOt Express COmpduys Offices NOs lrk place IS0
ana 9.2 Broadway NeT.YoIk and 3j3 W9,G:1gI on'st,
Brooklyn. =: - hffh f.h,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-07

EREEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
4 Connections Leave foot Of LibertsL for Freehold at
7:4j, ll.f5 a. M, I, OILS. q p. M.
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NETWORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
~ LINZ.
hound HROOk ROUTE
For TnPPSTTTl0ITT - I!lfI FFIILffIIGGBILpHGA.

FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA
EMPRESS TRAIN TIME. Two HOURS.
Leave Newly ~ foot Of Liberty ST.. for Trenton ADD MIA
delph!a az 6:3C il5, 3 Has Lo 4, 5:oo 40, Il
Leave Phliaaelpnla IRON Station Pha and Reading Rail
road Third and BerKsss, at 40, $40 TO- 1880 me- l;45
Leave Trenton ior York at l;2O except Monday 6iO
s3, $780, 1910 1910 2:2O 4l2, 4:l5, Clio ?. m.
Pullman DrawBgTOom Cars are attached 10 the a. No.
p m. trains from NewIOlk; to the $40 u H., lao D. NJ
STNDAY TEAI SS"ieave New.York and Philadelphia at
a. m $780, u p. m. Leave WORK for Trenton at a.
$50 D. m. Leave trenton l20, $40 a. M GlU H. m.
il made as jersey city station by ferry and
from Brook yu and Inc Depot Jersey City.
Tickets sale at foot Of llbertyst Nos. Slf Broau"ag
prir cpa hotels all OF the Enc Railway IA New
York AID BTouE aud al Ann X Oioe and 70 lCulJstp
Brooklyn gage checked from residence u destination
II. r. BALDWIN. Gen. Pass Agent.
TOR RONDOUT and KINGST0N.-Land
at COzLens west POint Cornwall Nevburg Marlboro,
Milton, Pounkeep.e EsOpus, connecting with Ulster snd
Delaware WaIlBI Valley Railroads. Steamboats, JAMES
W.BAIDNIN and THOMAS CORN ELL leave DAILY a.
p. m, Pier 81 North River, foot OF Harrison-st. "a,
leave at o'ci OK IN. commanding June 70.
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD
Commencing June 49, 1879 Leave NewYork FROM Pier 4
y. H. foot hec'or-st by the magnl1GgHt seagOlng IRON
and me favOIte
STEAMER JESSE HOYr,
Connec,ingat sandy HOOK WIN trans for oo a., -
Long Branch Highlands, &c. $780, $3.50 MI Loo 345,
OCEAN Grove. sea Grit &C, $50 a. m; loo, 8;i5, 800
Philadelphia Toms River and Tuckerton r. H. jj0 nj
iOV Vntgnnd Brdgeton and Atlantic city LOOP IN
WarcfOVn and Cedar Creek, Sc. $40 IA
SUNDAYS Tor Highlands and Long anch. 9:3Oa. m
From foot OF LlbeItv.5i. 20. II. H. Oh y. jJ iJr
Nneand BrdgCton and Atlantic CITY, l.'O ?. M
Tuiadol phid AMI TuckerIOn r. r., l.3O and 500 p m
Toms River. BTci .burg SC. 7:iJ H.: 1870, 400 m.
Waretown Cedar Greek &C, 7:t6 a. m. and 400 p. m.
y.
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L FIELD. WHITE MOUNTAINS MON REAL. and in
telineiIar points steamers leave Pier 25 T.. r., daily
Sundays excepted al p m Iwenty thrd ~ T. t. a, 80
Haven for Hartford Springfield Sc Tickets sold and bag
checked at OB4 Broadway, SewNOTk and CoIrst,
BTUOklyn f.NCur-ion Haven ana return, ~
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C0IrNTRY RESIDENCE FOR

TOR SALE very cheap, in Ripley County,
Mo- 2s4U acres On which arc large qnanulies ct iron
ore and other minerals. BRIDGMAN, Real Estate E1'
chuuge, 2OS Broadway
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Brooklpn geal GstGte for Sale.
Countrn propertn for Sale an6 90 Get.

A-FOR SALE.-Elegant place furnished
- stock crops hall hour from This city by rail;
road nne buildings all in good er,r tree and
clear cheap for ccsh might exchange. Aprfy 10 W. 50
owner. 40. West 2Sd-sj Fifth Avenue Hotel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-07

ORANGE, \. J.-HOuses and Country Seats
~ TO ana for sale great variety also farms ana 9uA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-07

RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
merriam Musical Fund Society BischOf...... 5000
ga, ! r ana another. trustees, to George kings -
al and others, executors. ON
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-04-29

The Senate majority show by their
changes in the Senate officers that the
Union soldiers stand no chance in compe-
ton with the eX-Confederates Every
man recommended so far, it is said. by
the majority. TO fill Senate offices. is
without an exception person who served
in the Confederate army. An amendment
which was introduced the other day by
Senator Edmunds, to a resolution chang
ing long standing order in relation To
removals, with the hope of saving the
Union soldiers from removal. was voted
down 10y a strict party vote, not demo-
cras voting to protect from removal even
Union soldiers who have lost arms or
legs. Senator Carpenter then offered an
other amendment that when Mon soldiers
were removed eX-Contederate soldiers
should not be appointed III Their places.
This was also voted down by a
strict party vote, not a single democrat
daring TO say that Union soldiers should
not he renewed to make places for Con
tedcrateS
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Political.

\ fact worth noting that every man rec
commended by the Senate majority to fill Sen
ate offices, without a solitary exception, served
in the Confederate army.
Gov. Garcclon rc-appointed Hon. Frederic
Robbie of Gorham and John W. Dresser. Esq ,
of tastine. bothrepublicans. as Trustees Of the
Normal schools, and the Council refused to
confirm them. 1t may be that the matter was
understood between the Governor and his
Council so as to relieve the Governor from
criticism in not rcappoi1tng them. They.
with Gen. Harris will have have to wait pa
ticntly for a reinstatement next year.-H Ne
ehi0S Repabic0H.
writer in the last Ellsworth American
makes n scathing con,ment on the last winters
legislative body. He SAYS there was never a
body got together with a greater sound Of
trumpcts as to what it would do, that could
point to little really accomplished of any
value; that while it FASTENED to strip descrv-
ing and laborious public men of the reward
of their labors, cndcayorcd hv every artiiit q
known To trick,tcrs to enrich themselves and
their partzan friends. at the expense of the
State. There never was II criticism more
justly deserved. The pretended rctormer-
must take the whole responsibility of such u
perfect failure
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THE RICH CALIFORNIA BANKER.

When il became known that one of the richest
California bankers had left the Pacific Coast ant
transferred his base of operations to the New York
stock Exchange, all the shrewd fnanciers watched
his course with keen interest 10 how he would
succeed The result has emphatically proved the
wealthy bankers sagacity. lesides having much
wider and more promising field to operate in, he /.
known to have been in several stock combination,
that paid immense profits. BY the combination
method of operating in stocks, Messrs. Lawrence q
CO., Bankers, y. y, unite orders of thousands OF
customers in different sums, into vast capital
and operate them IA mighty whole, div idng profit.
pro rata among shareholders every 20 DAYS. Cap
tai in any amount frem 5000 to 900 be used
with great success In these pools S25 would pay
500 profit. 500 would make 5000 or 10 per cent
on the stock during the month. Messrs. Lawrence
Co.'S new circular (malled free gives 1.-TWO unerr
ing rules for success, and full particulars, that
any one can operate in stocks, and make money
Stocks and bonds wanted. Government bonds sup.
piled Apply to Lawrence Co., Bankers, ). TX
chanre plnce. \. !.
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The East winds are trying to the throat Keen
DIR. 4. ). Flagg's Cough and Lung Syrup at hand to
ward of trouble.
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The army appropriation bill passed the
House on the 9TH inst. by vote of | lS
yeas to l22 nays On the 18th it passed
the Senate by vote of 10 to 81, and was
sent to the President the next day. Some
OF the democrats affect to believe that the
President will sign it, but the republicans
are unanimous in the opininion that it will
be returned with veto message. probably
on "Wednesday. 1t is thought the legiSla-
tive bill will pass the Senate without much
debate after the army hill is vetoed, also
TO be returned with Il veto. Nobody can
tell, says the Tribune correspondent. what
the democrats will do then. The more
discreet among them will undoubtedly
counsel making appropriations for six
months and postponing further controver-
sy on the subiec, until the regular session
next December. OF course the refusal of
the democrats in the last House to accent
an arrangement OF this kind, when il would
have prevented an extra session. will
make il awkward for them to agree TO il,
now but it would be less hrImilrltiup
than to back down altogether But the
judicious men in the party do not, unfor-
tunatel Y, rule the caucus, which rules the
majority, which rules the House: and the
hot-heads have taken position. too. that
VIII prevent them from accepting anything
short OF surrender by the republicans.
which VIII never take place The more
probable outcome, therefore, is that Con.
gress, on the dictation of the joint caucus
OF the democrats, will adjourn sometime
before the LIST Of june without passing the
appropriation bills, and that the President
will call it back here few days after. If
is impossible 10 discover in Washington
any signs of final adjournment with the
necessary bills passed and signed before
the LIST of July.