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V1HE undersigned have formed eo-partner-
l. shin, under the firm Of
LIKENS e. BOYD,
Az General Land and Real Estate Agents,
ST. JOSEPH, MO-,
and win give prompt attention to all and every
branch Of business pertaining to Real Estate
of the North Western States and Territories,
either by Land Warrants or BY Money.
We will also attend to the purchase and sale
ofimproved Real Estate, Town Lots, &C.
LAND WARRANTS BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Remittances BY Land Warrants, or exchange
on some one Of the principal cities, must accom-
nany ali orders. JOHN Fl. LIKENS,
JOHN w. BOYD.
REFERENCES.
Hon. C. ]. Faulkner, Of Virginia;
Hon. VIM. Hambletoa, Of Maryland;
VIM. NJ. Marshall, ESQ, Of HagerstoEn Bank
Maryland;
Henry N. Brent, ESD, Cashier OfVaIIsy Bank
Of Virginia;
Cato Moore, Esq, Cashier Of Valley Bank,
Chariestown, Virginia;
d. Burkhart. Cashier Of Bank Of Berkeley,
virginia;
Allen C. Hammond, NJ. D., Berkeley Co.,
Virginia;
Drakeiy 4 Fsnton, Baltimsre, Nd;
Josiah Lee 4 Co., Bankers, Baltimore;
Brown L Johnston Bankers, Vicksburghr
Mississippi;
Cuddy, Brown & Co., New Orleans;
lack Z Bros, Louisville, XVI
Andrew Hunter, ESQ.,, Chariestown, Va;
Jesse d. Slingiuf, President Of Commercial
4 Farmers Bank. Baltimore;
W. Bollman, General Superintendent Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad;
FORSYTH 4 Baker, Wheeling, Va;
Bella N. Hughes, St. Joseph. Mo-;
Silss Woodson, -"
Reuben Middleton,
E.'B. Webb, Carmi, H.;
IT. Stewart 3 Co. New York:
Gage. nater 4 Sloan,
june %. 81. a.
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las 20 7o cn 81 .pohe sch, o.sns Of provnessovn OK
Bssr PSsn,om, osie, xs Jsnero 50 days, with sonss,
BsIE o Hayes, shivsrici, Busnes Ayrss, June 3,
june 49, =. II 10 s. ion IS &c. spoke Brig VIM wilson OF
Philadepha; letb, Cd Perpsmbuco. passed large .A@
clipper ship VIII double .opsss to the fore and main and
lAssss 70 Up Dwight July H. Exchanged signals with
lead hides, &c, to E j Peters.
Brig MOVE Activo Pors) Magazines, St ubss, A days.
Brig WIN R Kbby (0f Baltimore), Booze Humaooa, PR,
80 INST, with sugar, DC, 70 Phillips y.
with rugar, 70 Mccall & Firth.
Brig ocean Isls (Br, of Bermuda, Doe, Turks Isands
Brig G CnslOnsr, Thompson, Machias, s days, with
spiipg, to Snow.
sshI Aer lsg P.5sz, Alicante, 90 days, with bcoric'
scbr Masonic (oi Bucksporl, Perry, Ponce June 20,
with sugar aud molasses to r Buck Co. 7h inst, lat
20 lon TO- spoke brig Young, Of Calais, from Arroyo for
scbr La Plata (of FraDkn) Hutchins, Salinas, PR June
~ with sugar, DC, TO ossi as o.. u.os
sesi !1e.srssss ss n 81 en- wsanole, Turks
inst AN during dense fog, went ashore the beach
near the Ocean House, Highlands, where she lay until
ocos. Of the nigh. Of the l4n when she got on by ns
2oo strokes per hour the cargo considerably damaged
Schr Eguaaor (Br) Albany, Eeuthera, 9Th mat, with
schr Arc0a, Corson, BarAcos 9Th inst with fruit, TO
Ackerly.
Sshr Sea Bird, Carew, Newbern, 8 days
Schr "a Lane, Iurvey, Gloucester.
Schr Mountain Avenue, Greenfield. Boston.
scbr Prinde, Iorng, Yarmouth. Mass.
Schr Whistler Presorey, TauDton.
schr Onruat Thompson, Providence
Schr Joseph Hall, Rogers, Portland, CT.
schr Robert Smith, WILCOX, Portland, G..
Schr Brazos, Dickenson, Portland, CT.
schr Urdine, lawrence, Portland, c.
Scbr Spallrnan, Spellman, Albany for Providence.
Schr Maria Hail, Lawrence, Albany for Middlesown,
Conn.
Sioop Sarah, Staples, Taunton
Sloop Artist, Forester, Somerset, Mass.
Sloop Blackstone, Stedman, Providence.
Steamer Kenrebec, Hand, Philadelphia
Steamer 0sprsy, Kenney, Providence.
BELOW
Ship Manhattan, from Liverpool.
Ship Belle Of the Ocean, nom Liverpool.
Ship John Sidney, from Shields.
Ship John Sorrs-(sll the above by pilot boat
Nelson).
Bark Weather Guage.
Bark pofcas YeAton, from Rio Janeiro
Bark Gorilla, Pettepgil, from Rio Janeiro.
Brig Orinoco, from Remedies.
SAILED.
Ships New World, Liverpool; Jeremiah Thompson, st
john NIB bark Sarah, Demarara; brig Gootland, Gou
cester.
Wind at sunrise NE, sunset SsE
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OUR FAMILY MARKET REPORT.

OUR FAIRLY mARhEV AEPOAVs
DULNBss OF TRADE-Irs CAUSE.-THE RETAIL
PRICss-THB FRUIT AND VEGETABLE MARKET@
TIE PROSPECT.
There ID much complaint in the market nj the unusual
dulnesc In trade The dealers in Washington market
complain that the "cholera summer they have not
had 90 dull season In fruits and vegetables There is
business early in the day up u ten O'Clock in
The morning, but after that ID quiet though
Sunday. % difficult 10 account for the dulness which
has regred long in the provision MARKET and there is
reason TO beieve that families practising unasual
economy In articles Of household consumption. II
9 also undoubtedly true that resident popu
lstion 10 much smaller than usual. Apart from
the bigera to the country, consequent upon the
ind work elsewhere The last directory has 1000 less
this than hsd last year and the entire stop
psge OF ship building and other pations giving
ploy mcnt vast numbers OF mechanics has had its effect
in depopulstDg the city.
VEGETABLES.
The etock OF old potatoes ia about exhausted and the
arrivals from Bermuda and Charleston have entirely
ceased Norfolk still sends Large supply OF mer.
but the bulk Of the potatoes In market
and pykemans from Long Island and Jersey. Possoes
that the small potatoes that assorted from the larger
Onesare sold for 81 Is per Dbl Tnese N great IA
With the pedlers, and are also much used by
the bakers, who make very fine yeast q
South. Il sells for Sic 81 per hundred Tho market
will be fall Of H. Tomatoes IN price, but the
supplies which ready 10 In from the surrounding
country WILL do doubt make this most desirable Of vege
bs cheap enough. Pese have been cheap and
offered week for 81 cents per bushe, but the price is
up again. Early csbbsges sbup dannt, the hot SUI
having matured them wonderfully. Prices are gene
raj thing cheap for al Vegetables
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Port OF New yorh, July 10, 1858.
CLEARED.


CLEARED
Steamship City OF Washington (Br) Petrie Liverpool
] q Dae
eaeams hin Bremen (3rern) Vessels Bremep-Gelpcke
Keu,ssn Rcchelt
snip ChalIeure, Fabens, san Francisco-weTls 4 Ema-
nuel
sbp Mar,ha's Vineyard Robinson, Glssgov-Dunham
a Drnon.
ship FAIRFIELD, Hathaway, Rottercsm-1aytn 4 uurlbut
Para Corioan n}rem) sxeenesrsife Trenen-stanton A.
Rueer
Bsrk wihelmina Dillingham; Buenos Ayres-oelrichs
&Co
PARK Pearl Hutchings, Standardization Il Co xxas
Brig wheaton, LArkins, Goralvee- Brett, 500 a 90.
szsnbyr' smith. 81 Croix-H NJ Tsesmsn Co
nris Gov brown Axwortby Hsvma-w w Russell.
Rrr Dorothy yield TRINITY NH L Ruth a Son
Brig Richard (pr), lie Gresiy BURN, NF-Gleepic,
Desn 90.
Brig Mystic, Fish. Iavscca -Mcfready, Mott n Co.
Brig csdz (Brl, Dale, Phi sdephia-funch n Meincke.
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MEATS.

MEATS.
There is slight reduction in quotations OF meats
bet not all there should be- in of the cheap
Of meat by Wholesale. Mutton has been selling by
The for &c. &C. per h. yet butchers ask al
prices a. retail from &c. 70 12c This outrageous, and
shows the existence Of understanding 10 keep up
prices All kinds OF meat should be sold for much less
than fha mar eta rotsi
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Strawberries have entirely disappeared bui their place
hes been supplied by large variety OF other fruit It
has been computed that 69 baskets OF Strawberries
sold this in New York, which, n average
Of three cents per basket would bring $50 661 III quite
good sum for so small fruit There some tine
retes of cherries in Market whioh sell toieYaby cheap
they will soon be out OF market White beans sell
ing yesterday for twelve cents quart and black beans
in market Raspherres, currants and gooseberres
are cheap. Apples and pears are due. They are ~ yet
d. only for pies Water muck melons beginning
10 Appear urOn the stalls, Dried fruits are high
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assortment and great variety Of styles, and good in
prime madders ranged from Co. To i0c. Mouselne de
LANES, of new and attractive styles, have APP
peared in the market, and asking prices ranged
from lsc. zoe. 2ic. for best styles while patterns
carried over from the spring trade were dull at l5c.
Ice. Iinseys of medium grades have been in fair
demand for the distant Southern trade. Cloths and
nent In foreign goods there was some more firm
ness and movement visible. Linens suitable to the
fall trade were more firmly held. New styles Of plaid
silk of recent importation were firmly held. For
some fine styles of plaids 81 l23 was asked. There
was as yet but moderate business doing in foreign
prints or heavy woolens, including blankets, cloths
&c. Owing to some increase in the prices of raw
wools both foreign and domestic it is believed wool
len goods viii revive this fall what from the de-
preston of last spring. Should the present album
dance of money continue, il will tend to impart
more animation to trade generally.
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kARITIKE INTELLIGENCE.
ron CALIFORNIA, gro.

Philadelphia. New York. July II. Havana NO.
Star Of the West New York July 20. .Aspnwan
srBAsxRs 10 AND IRON HAVANA AND Nxw ORLEANS.
7,h and New Orleans 10h. From Nes Orleans 2oh Hs-
vans 23d, arriving at New York 18th.
nth, and New Orleans 10Th From New Orleans 9Th,
Havana 30th, arriving al New York Sd.
gss ns NJ New YORK i..a .rrvnE At hays
Havana sth, arriving at New York 18th.
BLACK WARmoR-Irom New York 9th, arriving al Ha-
vana Is. and New Orleans 3D. From New Orleans 18th,
Havana 18th, arriving at New YORK 10th.
IAKrL-From Charleston 9TH and 10Th, due at Havana
SIN and go. Prom Havana 10Th and 26th, due al New
when The above dates fall on Sunday the steamers vii
SAL on Monday, except from New Orleans.
TEE OVERLAND NAIL TO INDIA AND CHINA.
The following may be OF value to those having corrcs
pondence In the East -
The mall leaves Southampton on the 9Th and 10th OF
a Gibraltar about the 9th and 2Ssb Of same
month.
Arrives Alexandra about the 18Th OF same and 4th
OF following month.
Leaves saez ABOUT the 2h or 2lst Of same and 5h or
Arrives At Alden about the 2bth 2ch Of same and 10th
or lAh Of following month
Leaves Alden about The 26h or 27th Of and day Of
arrival FOR Bombay, and 1lth 10 Goth for China, NC
Indian Navy steamer arrives II bombay about the ID 10
t,b, and 10Th 70 2lst Of following month.
and C. steamer arrives ut Point de Gale about The 9th
7th and I'D 70 23d Of following month.
Leaves Point de Gale for Pulo Penang the same day,
tne Geemer nas treaoy hrTVsu winch mail on
Arrives II Puo Penang about the 18th 18Th aud 2sth
or 2eth Of following month
Arrives al Singapore about the 18th 10th and 3ist
Let OF following month.
Leaves Singapore about IL hours auer arrival.
Arrives At Hong kong about the AID cath and sh
10Th OF following month.
Leaves next day for shanehse
Two mails leave Epgland-one 90 the sth and 10th Of
each nconth-viA M0sciilos, and arrives al Alexandra
about the ssme time the Southern mail
81 Al pdodess and LETTERS intended for the NEW YoRK
HYRND should he sedled.
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Movements In Real Estate.

IOI0WIug VITO ntde yesteTCay.-
By f. H Ludlow & %.
House and lot g. 30th IT. 81 Az, Is sxos9 632
lot 44h st. bet 5ln and 9Th 25xl00... 600
By VIM Il. Franklin.
House and lot sc Monroe stree, 26xS2. .....S6I0 100
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unchanged; the sales embraced about 200 a 200
bbls. Southern -four was steady and In fair de-
the galts embraced about 100 bb's., within
unchanged, with salee OF about 125 bbls. Wheat
The market without change OF moment 10 QUO
tasops. Inferior grades ruled heavy, while prime
qualities scarce ard firm. The sales embraced
about 40 900 80, 600 bushels, including Canadian white
n 81 10; whrtc Wisconsu al ~ ooi white Indiana do
nj ~ 0s, ard Western winter red al 81 02x 81 CO
white Michigan and Kentucky at 81 Il. small iol red
Indiana at 81 ca ubsound Chicsgo spring al 74c nc ,
and good Milwaukee club n Gle. there Southern
OF moment the market Corn was unchanged; The
market well supped with heated Western, while
sound shipping lots OF All kinds scace the sales
bracei about 30 600 30 900 bushels including unsound
Western mixed at 6Oc Toe, and fair 70 good At zoe
T6c. prime high mixed DO az SOC, ard Western yelew
prime and sound at SIC; supplies OF Southern OF
moment the market; good yellow was worth
p0c. R7e-Sses OF 600 bushels were made a. 6sc a
SOC. Oats we're frmor, with sales OF State and Western
at 44c. a47c.
We extract the following table Of the receipts Of -four
and grain for the week from the circular OF VIM g. Cut
ting
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FHpAl, IuFy Ib--t 7. n.
AsHr<-Tre sales embraced about 20 bbls, including
pots at &C. and pearls SIC.
BlElpsrrus-Flour-Th The marked WA hssvy, and clcsed
with the turn OF the market IN favor of the purchaser
The advance fregh tended 10 check the demand for
export The sales embraced about 5000 1000 bbls
within about the following range OF prices
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ss7,os7 "a in JuDe, 1867, showing an increase Of
81 1884 63.
At the annual meeting Of the Norwich and Wor'
cester Railroad Company the annexed statement
was made, showing the result Of the years business
receipts for the year ending slst Nay, 1885,
passengers as d
Freight. i,S' Sss 70
Miscellaneous. A@,' ~
Total. go. s9sS, 4ie %
Operating expenses. s22o,sao ..
rss%sasn' expenses So aas,7ss 4s
Va, ..,,r,. .... sss,sao q
The rsve5be Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
for June was as follows
Main Stem Nwy Breach qe:as.
For For Issrss 1857 = ss4
rO.., .s4a az 81 q 2s7 60 asiai 50 4o2, SOL Is
The following is statement of the receipts of the
past month as compared with those Of the cores
pondng month of last year.
.,, s ss y, ys wss 5s 40 9p e; ,,
1857. Ss7 ,643 IS 36,275 81 4ss,o22 Do
Dec. s44,llo67 Inc. l,s52ol 2iysso so
As compared with last month, there is an increase
on the main stem of s9,537 IS; decrease on the
Parkersburg road Of 4,2s7 GO, and on the Washing
ton Branch Of a ,43l 26-giving net increase of
this month over May Of 1888 80.
The earnings of the Southern division OF the Chr
cago, st. Paul and Fond du Lac Railroad were:-
June, 1905 $oSois SO
Increase over same month Last year. 81 1874 90
The following table will show the discounts depo-
sits specie and circulation Of the South Carolina
banks reported in their statement for the month
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Ffgr are deafer than they were IN conseqleoce Of The
stoppage 81 supplies from tie Wet farmers having
Ting else 20 attend 10 Bitter IS dun and unchrnrcf
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An investigating committee is now engaged IN
overhauling the affairs Of the Bank Of the state Of
Tennessee, and report Of their labors viii soon be
forthcoming.
The receipts Of the Michigan Southern troad for
The fri week in July were s373OO against s42 600
Cor the same time in 1857, showing decrease Of
$500.
The receipts Of the Chicago, ST. Paul and Fond do
LAC Railroad Tor june 1855 were go 5l2 35, against
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The following s-a comparative statement OF the
import OF foreign dry goods at New York for the
week and since January L.
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81 upaclagss and letters intended for the NEW You
HpRAID should bs scdled.
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ship Main (HAn), Hack, hence for Hamburg jane 20,
lat 10 90, no lon given.
ship Howes, Mason, from Singapore for Hong Kong,
April o. lat 21Tk N, iopr1o5 12E.
Bark leindeer from ssgua for Philadelphia July l. no
LAT, &c.
carried main skyssi but showed signal was seen June
10, lat n -, lcB 80 50.
Brig Pepobscoa from Bangor for Martinique, June Is,
lat % 45 y, lon 81 s.
Brig Epdor.s u days from Naisrzas for Portland July
IL, of kontsuk.
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Iuige Prayer Of the Harrison County District Court,
sesston OF Marshall Texas has decided that
sAe sale deed OF trust the I'd June OF the
property and franchises c the old southern Pscnc
Railroad Company, was legal and binding, and the new
company been put In formal possession. on course
IN appeal will be taken and the carried up 70 the
Supreme Court for final determination.
The Providence papers publish the returns OF the
banks Of Rhode Island on the 5th inst They com
pare as follows with those Of the previous return on
the 2lst of March
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merit, and X Parker Virginia sloop Southport Nyork.
Nfork scbr Esie, Fscemire NIiaven. Below, barks
Minnesota, yeaoock from Rio JaneIro; Edmund Dwight,
from Cape Hsyien. Cid steamer Boston, seew, NYors
PORTLAND. July I4-Arr ship n L cboass new, about
lleo ionsl, Freepcri schrs Hart IAwry Dr Kane Ry
der and Pay state, Verri NYork.
PORTSMOUTH, July l3-Arr schy Iasc Rich, Smith,
Philadelphia
PROVIDENCE, July lb--Aas steamer Pelican, Aldr,ch,
NYofk. SD scnrs Ann Brown, Brown, and l. Water
bury, Hszleton Philadelphia War Steod smith do; Lucy
Church, Whildn, WORK; scop Mary Compton Dupcy !,
PAwrUcKEr, July l5-sd schr Seaport, Soul PhFsde,-
phia.
RICHMOND, July n-sld Br schr Jasper. Banks, Han
fax In Hampton Roads schr t,eo Darby (pot Geo Oar
leyl, from Turks Islands for NYcrx.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 2i-Adv, ships Andrew jack
for Hong Korg with despatch Neptanes caa Forbes for
90 about I'D Ann Perry Gain, for Victoria and Polling
ham Bay Lucas Dasaett for Frasers River soon; Edwin
flye Weaver for Nszstan, supposed Immediately; SaG
hound Hussey for sale pt ost bsrss Rot Passenger
sayer Irszers River 22i N CsIott for Victoria and
Hale for sale or chit brig Franklin ADAMS Pnsha n for
Victoria 6c schrs Golden State, 1stte Tor do about 25h
sAvANNAH. July is--Arr steamships Florida Croyen,
and Montgomery Crocker, New York. CID schr Entire,
Wainwright, Jacksonville. :,
Reeves Lake; Gszele, Somers Ireland, Baker and p
Armstrong Dill, Philadelphia Roam, Allen, and Potomac
phIa cornpe N, Jones, NYork sid l5th sohrs II Nuts,
Gsrwood, and Theresa c, Candy, Philadelphia; 14th,
wAsHIVGroN TERRTroRy--Arr Al Po-t Townsend Nav,
2s, bsrks Hones Newell San Frsncsco for saybsck ish
ut Msynower Honolulu for feskaet, ah, Mallory stan
nsrd, San Francisco for Whacom.
A. Teetsiet June s, ship Bostonian R1rssen for Lon
don be bark Hysck, Peterson, for San Francisco do
Al Port Gamble May rs, ship Torrens Cove, for Hong
Kong log bark Friendship, Carleton, for the Rand rich
Islands 40.
AZ Mendocino June Is, bark Iwanowna for an unknown
port log.
wIIMTNGToN, NC July ls-ud .chr n W a.~
Derrlcsson, hYork lth, brig Vermont, Elliott Norfolk,
scffs Iisdale, Hall@k, and Passport O'Nel NYors:
jonathan May, Cobb, Philadelphia,
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FROM BARBADOES.
The ~. Y. Tribune

Cerr-.poEtenee o: The ". Y. Tribune
BARBADOS, OF. 9, 1853.
Tie market ior all descriptions Of BTeaistnfs ami
Provisions is unusually depressed, owing to heavy M
portations, and very reSuced consumption arising
from the great abundance and chespEess OF sweet po
tatoes. A,he present moment It is next to Impossible
to make -aes from the vessels o. our dealers are de-
termined not to I'll Themselves mp with stus at pre-
sent rs,e-, looking forward to lower prices soon The
consequence is that recent arrivals all going into
store There will, without doubt be better demand
shortly native provisions must sOon be scarce and
dear; but from the great amount Of Breadstufs no"
on band and several large cargoes known to DO dHe
it will be some weeks before the market gets in''
healthy state again.
Several arrivals Of Cod Fish have taken pss'e our
Jag the past fortnight. and the market |" aoS 'a"y
, supplied. One cargo from Demerers IS sa~ Anoa'
! TIE arrivals Of white pine have b1sa ss' c"'''1''
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excessive; dealers are all sbundsntiy supplied. sal
the mex. sales viii not realize quotations Three c~-
goes well assorted pitch pine would sell At fair rates
Cypress shingles Of al descriptions AMI red oak slaves
ARE wanted.
The shipments of sweets may be virtually con-idorcd
n closed there not remaining 500 puncheons OF
moasses for shpmen; after the departure OF the n. II.
Castor. whose cargo included in the following state
men,. The total shipments of sugar tor the yea' re-
duced TO hogshesds is 50,097, snd mo'aSses, 1871
punoheons. The prospects FOR the growing canes are
gloomy indeed and under the most favorable circlm-
cunstances the coming crop will fall short 10. 600
hoesheads Of the present one, and may reach 1000
hogsheads. Many parts Of the island are suffering
severely from the wan, OF rain, without which they
Will make scarcely any crop at all. Some fine showers
have fallen within the last Is hours, and Indications
are that the we, season has finally set ip.
Tire thus far has proved unusually sult,y, but
the health Of the Island is generally good. ~ ep-
denies prevail.
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MADlsos.-Sher.f, sanford W. Chapman Clerk.
Charles X. Kennedy Superintendent, John T. G..
Bailey Sessions, Agur Gilbert. Coroners, John h
Chsmberayne, David L. Fisk. Assembly Is, Dis
trct. Simeon Rider Id District, Noah N. Coburn.
OR,sGE.-Assembly, Ist District, Alfred r. Huse.
Sheriff, James W. Hoyt. County Clerk. Daniel Full
lerton Justice Of .seions, VIM. II. HOyt. Coroners,
Daniel Vail, Lebbsus L. Haniirg. Assembly, u /
District, Joseph Davis.
OSosDACA.-Assembly, 1t District, Lake Rsnney;
HI District, Henry W. s.ooum; Hi District Orin
Aylworth.
SULLUAN.-Sheriff. James I. Bush. Member OF
Assembly, Charles c. p. Elired. School Commis-
sioner, Peter d. Ludingtou. Superintendent OF Poor
II sby Everett. Sessions, Lewis Gregory. Corcuers
Abra! am W. Ne rkrk, William l.. Appley, Leroy NJ
Wheeler