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Succlal Notices
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This famous water wellno~n specific for constpad1n
orders liver kidneys
bladder DC. other crude mineral d0sssi1
foreign not Ou such disorders when they
beng irrtrn DlsDeiy Induce them cdsst
membrane. AL mineral waters that
1TttqntS be Known tAer dcrLGctd Ike tsr
sold bottles only leaing druggists al
hotels Congress ana Empire Spring Co., Saratoga, v Y
Post Once NOIicc.
The tOf3iyI nails cntnr SAFN sDAH.
Jny "a. 1880. viii clJss Hss WEDN ESDAl Nc
H. Europe. b. steamship Scyta. Queens
for Fr nce must specially are.sen;
Hayre I'll 3SDAi. AZ IL a tOr Europe Dy sisaT
ship Eeider via PymOUt CheTbOufg and Hamburg Zorro
ireland must hc specially audress) and AZ
II Tor Europe ~ steamship cry VI Montreal via Qlcen'
SAIU KDAY, az a. Tor Europe by steamship
GCmauc Queenstown CORES l0ience for Germany
SEQ land must b. specially al dressed; aal y: for
scotland by Steamship rcassa via Glasgow AZ
q. Europe ~ steamship Ncckdr Via southampton
AMI Bremen TIE tor Denmark. swedeI ani Norway
dispatched by Hamburg AMI Bremen steamers The nlis
ayt aud MaracaibO leave NcwlOrA July - F1e
mails lOr Honduras and Guatemala New 20
The Hayi New York july 81. The mails for
New YORK July II AMI D. Tho ma Is for ia,
malca GreYt01n Savana, etc, leave NcNlurk jay ~.
The for tie WndYari Vest Indies New.Norx
July 22 The mails Aspnwal aud sOdth Pd"lhc leave
NewYOk July % The mails ijr Newiound and leave Ssg-
York July % The mails Venezuela and Curacao etys
York July "a The mails or China saI tDIn leave frtn
jay 81 Tine DlIS i0r Auall ETC. ieVe SAL Ffln'
cisco July 81. fHOS. 4. JAMES. Postmaster.
ricure. Impotence ani Diseases Of the Gensslays De
cans radically speed IS cuet Hours % 81
HENRY A.DANIELS.M ID. ~ LoNingtonavenoar 2Jsa st
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THE POLITICAL FIELD.
or BETWEEN THE TWO PARTIES.

CONTRAST BETWEEN THE TWO FABLES
CoNln uoprs AND DEMOCRATIC FEARS
NOTHING DONE BY rHf rILDns STATE COMMIT,
Try-wuAr ArToRNKYGENrRAL DkVkNs SAYS
Hopry,yo NEW HEADQUARTERS.
AT the meeting OF the Deno'i"',9 o'" 70
can,m;ttee in this city yesterday nothing OF
UU| ;,nnortance was done. A resolution urg-
ie"' hormony in the party was adopted, but
'ns was said about a State Convention.
Attorney General Devens was at the Republi-
.on beadouarters yesterday, and spoke in the
most hopeful way of the prospects OF the
,;clet The Republican Central Campaign
C,uh opcned rooms for the campaign. Mar
sboll Jewell spoke briefly. and letter from
General Garfield was read Republican
Presidential clector was nominated in the LIST
congressional District. The Missouri Demo-
cratic Convention was held yesterday at
Jefferson City.
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RAILROAD 4RBITR4T0RS IN SESSION.

SARATOGA, July 21.-Charles Francis Adams,
IT, David A. Wells and John A. Wright, arbtrators for
all railroad trunk lines interested in freight pools from
the West began session at the United States Hotel
this morning.. The subjects to be considered regard
ing the proportion for lake lines receiving freight for
tho scaboard from railroads ut sandusLy to Buffalo
also the ratio freghts for the Canada Grand Trunk
Line which came into the pooling arrangement with
other lines June l. Mr. Sergeant president OF the
Grand Trunk Line and general freight manager, has
submitted tement IN behalf Of his road The Grand
Trunk has heretofore taken share from the Michigan
Ceniral Road but June having completed It's separate
connections To Chicago, It demands 20 per Of
all ensiern bound dead freight The arbtrators will
eve their decision hereafter.
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NOMINATING A PRESIDENTIAL ELECTOR.

The Republican General Committee OF
Richmond County met at the Vanderbilt House, Clifton,
s. L. yesterday TO nominate Presidential elecior for
the Congressional District in place OF A. J. Wood,
whose position postmaster at Princess Bay had
obliged him resign The State Committee then dele
gated to one OF their number Benjamin ID. Hicks, Of
Station Island the power OF appointing Mr. Woods sue
cessor; but Mr. Hicks being unwilling TO assume the
responsibility, decided to leave the matter to the Gen
eral Committee.
MI Hicks explained that Suffolk and Queens had de-
cidcd give the eloctor 20 Richmond County but the
delegation the latter place. consisting Of Adrian
Post and Mr.. wood bmself-the third member being
absent-havng declined at the State Convention TO
nominate any one he nominated Mr.. Wood Mr.. Hicks
then expressed hope that the members OF the commit
ire would agree man then and there, but II hey
could not would appoint the load of the Re
publican party in the county, Dewitt Stafford.
Mr. Wilson, president OF NeW-BrlghtOn village, nom
mated Mr. Stafford. In doing he said tfat George
William Curtis had informed him that he WAS not q
candidate ard he had expressed himself in favor Of Mr.
Stafford.
MI Curtis aud W. II. Townsend were also nominated.
An informal ballot Townsend To- Stafford IL, and
Curtis 2.
Mr. stafford who IS chairman OF the General Commit
tee declared himself elected amid loud applause.
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BUSINESS AT THE WATERING PLACES.

LONG BRANCH, N. j., July 21.-The tenth
annual Convention of the NewJersey State Dental As
ISOLATION met ut the Ocean Hotel to-day. There were
twenty-seven candidates for examination. OF whom
eleven were passed The Convention then elected the
following board OF officials;
President-J C. Clarke Jersey CITY.
Wee President-P. b. Welsh, Vlneiapd.
Secretdry-Charles Meeker Newark.
Ireasurer-G G. Brown, Mount Holly.
NEWPORT r. l., July 21.-The American Geological
Society," the President of which Is DR. j. Ornc Greene Oh
Boston, in session at Masonic Hall. Representa-
ves present from nearly all parts Of the country
The American Opbthalmologfca Society meets az tue
place tomorrow.
The following the officers for the ensuing year:
Iresident-Dr. j. Orne Greene Of Boston.
Wee fresideat-Dr. j. s. Grout, OF Brooklyn
Secretary and TredsurerDr. j. j. B.Vermyne OF New
BeuIOrd.
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REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN MEETING.

A regular meeting of the Garfield and Ar
thur Cam pagn Club of the XIvth Assembly District was
held last evening at No. SAG East Twethst. The meet
ing WAS called to order by the president, w. H. Aber-
crombje. and after the routine business had been
transacted. twenty-five new members signed the roll.
1t then resolved that committee OF hve shouiu
no onpointea TO make arran gements for grand
meeting stirring political address was made by Mr.
Abcrcrombie He urged the necessity OF active and
onroo,c work In order 10 victory next Novem.
e seacbes we're then made by ii. A. Matthews and
%ajson WeSeyin The attendance was large, and much
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RESULTS OF DEMOCRATIC RULE.

BONDS THAT WE'RE SOLD AT HEAVY DISCOUNT
LOANS THAT WERE MADE AT IL PER CENT.
iBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE]
WASHINGTON. July 21.-The letter given below
answers question which is frequently asked OF
Treasury officials, and states facts which 1t is use
full to keep in mind. The transactions referred to
were the last of their kind under Democratic rule,
and serve forcibly to illustrate the financial ex-
trenity to which series of Democratic administra-
tions brought the Government
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
WARRINGTON, July 90, $780, )
To The Hon. EDWARD MCPHERSON, Washington.
Sir In reply 10 your verbal inquiry I have to state
that United States bonds Of the loan Of February 8.
1851 were sold In the amount of lS,415,o00 at an
aggregate discount Of 80 O19 TO 10, at
price per hundred dollars OF SS903 This loan falls due
on the LIST or January next hut OF the amount
issued S2,s5S,O00 have already been purchased Mt
small premium for the hiking fund. About the same
time OF the Issue OF this loan treasury notes, author
izel by the Act OF Dec, mber H. 1860, issued In
the amount OF S10010.9OO. redeenabe at the expira
ton of one year. OF which SO 100000 bore interest at
IL cent per annum and only S454.70 bore lower
rate OF interest than 10 cent These notes have
since been redeemed ~ par. Very respectfully,
TX. UPTON, Assistant Secretary.
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A MEETING OF HANCoCKs SUPPORTERS.

A plan of organization for the National
Hancock Veteran ASSOCIATION was reported last night at
a meeting at the Westminster Hotel by the committee
previously chosen. An Advisory Committee was chosen
os follows: General George b. Mcclellan, General John
NJ Palmer, General W. B. Franklin. General W. f.
Smith, General W. s. Rosecrans Judge Calvin T. Pratt
OF Brooklyn. General Taomas Ewing General Franz
sigel An Executive Committee was also made up with
General Smith, Judge Pratt. Francis Dorr, Duncan s.
Walker, S. Kirby Smith, Major +. NJ HAY
erty Major Geo. w. Sauer, General 81!
Clair A: Mulhoand and General Martin r.
Mcmahon as members. General Mcclellan was chosen
nresdeut OF the National body by the executive commit
tee Among those present were Colonel Lee Anderson,
foT,oerlv of General HancOck's staf Lester b. Faulk
ner General j. Hobart Ward and General Augustus
Funk. Tie privates were conspicuously absent. Col
man ut corresponding and recording secretaries The
permanent headquarters VIII DO ut the Westminster
Hotel.
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CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.

LAFAYFTTE, Ind, July 21.-William r.
Myers was nominated for Con to-day by the Demo
cratic Convention in the IXth Indiana District.
DAYTON, o., July 21.-At the Republican Congress
sona Convention OF the IVth District to-day the Hon.
Emanuel ShultZ unanimously nominated.
FAN FRANCISCO, Cal, July 21.-The WOrkingmens
Convention Of the lid Congressional District this after
noon nominated Congress c. T. Berry and VlccChan-
ceor Harrison, the latter not having accepted the uomi
nation.
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.MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS

synopsis jor ~ %" 81 t1urs
WASHINGTON. July %. l a. m.-The bar
omoter is highest in the Northwest and lowest the
north OF Lake region. Ram has been general IN the
Atlantic and Gulf States Tennessee and the Lower Lake
region The temperature has risen Slightly in the Lake
r,eon ami the Northwest; elsewhere it has remained
nearly stationary Souherly winds generally prevail
along the Atlantic coast and in the Lower Lake region
elsewhere they mostly northerIy.
lidIraflOns.
For the Middle Atlantic States, occasional rain, fol-
lowed by clear rarity cloudy weather. winds mostly
southwcstcr stationary lower temperature aud bar
ometer
For Ncw-En gland, clear or partly cloudy weather.
winds mostly sounwestery, nearly stationary tempera-
ture and barometer.
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GBY TELEGRAPH To THE rRrBUSE.I

CAMPAIGN PIASNED-rHE DEMoCBArIc con
VENTION.
lBY TELEGRAPH To THE rRIBUSE.I
BURLINGTON, VT, July 21.-The Execu-
tive Committee of the Vermont Republican State
Committee held their first meeting to-day
at Burlington, and decided to make vigorous cam
pagn from the Isl OF August to the Septom-
Der election. The preliminary WORK OF OrgaDIz-
ing Garfield and Arthnr Clubs Is making rapid progress,
and many thousand copies OF The TRIBUNE have been
ordered for the various clubs through the State
Committee. General Stewart L. Woodford Will
open the political contest at BrltcbCro July 20, and
will sreak tunes In the larger towns Senator
E1muuds viii remain in the State and take IA
active part In the canvass speaking when desired to by
the committee. Hespeaks at YeTgennes toni ht and will
follow with seven speeches in Chitenden County II Is
expected that Senator Conkng. General Fitzpatrick and
Vice. President Wheeler Will speak IN the
State.
The Vermont Democrats hold their State Convention
tomorrow here ana repeat their oli-time farce
III nominating a state ticket. The Hon. r. j.
Phelps, OF Burlington. VIII doubtless he unanimously
nominated TO lead the forlcrn hoTc ard
Editor Eaton. OF The DGptiHe star, will prob
ably he named for the second place. An at
tempt will be made by tho delegates from several
COUNTIES dcpOse Hiram Atkins. who out that bit
Tlldcn 1876. the cairnInsAP OF the state COM
miticc, ana lively FANNY row Dleong for tae Con-
Veniou. Colonel A. NJ Dickcy, OF Bradford, VIII be
temporary president OF the Convention.
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TRIBUNE OFFICE, July Do, n. m-The movement in
the barometer yesterday generally upward. Partly
cloudy and clear weather prevailed, with few drops Of
rain during the second quarter. Tae temperature
ranged between go and 75o the average t70la9 being
1ao lower than Oh the corresponding day last year aud
2lao lower than Tuesday.
Warmer and clear partly cloudy weather, with slight
chances light rains carly the day. may be expected
to-day In tins city and vicinity
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ILLINOIS CoLoRED REPUBLICANS.

SPRINGFIELD, H., July 2l.-At the second
days session OF the State Convention OF colored
Republicans a resolution adopted recommending
coored citizens in every town and county IN The
State to organize to the end and for the purpose
OF advancing their interests. A resolution
was also adopted extending welcome to
the cOlored people OF the South migTat-
ing 10 tho North in search OF homes.
The Convcntion after appointing yaIious committees
and hearing nnmeIOuS speeches, adjOurned.
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annual supply Of caas root The Indians tbresten 70
take forc1ble possession unless the whites leave.
WASHINGTON, July 21.-A dispatch has been received
at the wor Department from General Terry reporting
that the OF the defeat Of Captain Iseys com.
mand by indians in the Deighborhood Of the Black Hills
gr0Ddess That officer has secuted the whole north
country within $50 miles Of Deadwood and thus Tar has
not found an Indian sign.
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DIR. Tanner is foolish to fast at this season
y, Tho when berries and other fruits in abund-
once and when he Is liable TO get berry pie for Dime
siT days out OF a possible seven He should have
tackled old grim death along IN iho desa OF winter
and stewed prunes the landlays best friend; The
time IN 20 without food when there not muoh that
"a worth cating-fROme Sentinel
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OBITUARY Y.
WILLIAM STICKNEY.

Los PINOs, Col, July 2O.-WiIIiam Stickney
secretary OF tie Ute Commission, died Of typhoid
fever tais morning. after an illness Of few days.
Mr. S'ickney was member OF the Board OF IuClan
commissioners for several years and for time the
secretary OF the Board. Early In 1873 he APP
pointed by the President as member VI the Ute Com
mission.
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GEORGE r. PUrNAM's Sons.

The Complete Works of Washington irving. An en-
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Cricni ESSAYS and Literary Notes b Bayari r1yior
Uniform with his studies IN German Literature ovh
cloth, 81 70.
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Il Om plates ~. oyo illustrated cOta extra 81 o.
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DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN WORK.

The Executive Committee of the National
Democratic Committee met yesterday and requested the
congregational Campaign Committee TO appoint sub
committee TO act with the National Executive Commit
tee during the campqgo. Tho committee mas nrea ,ne
house ut No 1873 Ffthave, and WIN take possesSio Nv
nYce IL will meet on Friday AT 10 a. ~
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CHARLES SC3iBSEW'S SONS.
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TUONASL. JOHNSTON.

KINGSTON, N. Y, July 21.-Alderman
Thomas L. Johnston. OF this city died at bis residence
here this morning the Of sixty years. He was
one of tie foremost citizens OF the place and had
en- closely identified with its growth and progress.
Left an orphan early he grew up without edu
catona advantages but lived 10 earn good name In
ms uatiyc place.
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from all parts Il the State. Ex-Governor
Charles Johnson OF St. Louis, was appointed tempo
rary chairman and Major j. o. Fowes, Of Jefferson
City secretary After appointing the usual committees
the Convention took recess until this afternoon.
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GEORGE W. CARLETON & CO..

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AN INDLAN CONFLICT FEARED.

SAN Francisco, July 21.-A dispatch from
Portland Oregon, mentions threatened conflict between
the whites and indians In Eastern Oregon and Wash
ngton Territory, owing TO the OF settlers
on Calnas Valley. whence the Indians procure their
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FORDS, HOWARD & HUBERT.

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EDWAPD CAHIJI,

KINGSTON, N. Y, July 21.-Edward Cahill,
bro,ber-u.law OF owen Byrne OF w-York, died sud
denly OF heart disease. while working In @ field al
Olive Branch, Ulster County, this morning.
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n. 'vtss were presented by David Gray Editor of
p" ~ D1pa9 Courier, for Charles McCune and Ii. j.
rhS Anef Tor William Moller. Messrs. Ayerell,
hsau uas Drown. ir, Gleason and Van Camper were
rYwI., ana unrepresented. The contest in the
district was referred to the Executive
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MR.. TLDENs FRIENDS HEslTATING.

1 MEETING OF THE STATE COMMITTEE AT WHICH
EVERYTHING OF IMPORTANCE WAS PUT OFF
NO REFERENCE TO A CoNvENToN-TALK ABOUT
HARMONY.
The Democratic State Committee met at noon
festerday at the st. James Hotel For some time
before the meeting the corridors were thronged
with Democratic politicians. Among these were
General Lester b. Faulkner, chairman of the State
Committee; Daniel Manning, secretary and treasu-
'er; Hubert o. Thompson, George II. Purser, John
Fox. William A. Fowler. Henry A. Tilden. Maurice
Flower, Thomas j. COstigan, and Hugh II. Moore
Two questions seemed to be uppernost in the minds
all-"Wll there be a State Convention r and
VIII there be new electoral tcketT In case there
honid be no State Convention called, the State
COMMITTEE would of course, nominate a successor
70 Chief-Judge Church, of the Court OF Appeals
Opinions seemed TO be divided to the ACCESSIBILITY
oi calling State Convention, while the belief was
general that the anti-Tilden faction would with
hTaw its electoral ticket Whether that faction
would acquesce in the nomination by the Illden
state Committee Of successor to Judge Church
without being consulted was deemed questionable
Inc committee was called to order by General
faulkner at 1890. The following is list of the
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cpcppr.py THOMPSON AT DENVER.

DENVER Col, July 21.-The Hon. IL. w.
Thorn son Secretary OF the Navy delivered ponte"i
s,aeoh mere last night While highly compimenting
Genera HANCOCK as a soldier, he declared he was 10
statesman.