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.s.. bon Ssi 8 o Ss:
yin .sPe:. Q public e. -. n Esst q tis
the Ist day OF October next 1850 AZ Y O'Clock n. s
Ssfsndasts nEht title: Sslm and i..srsss y spd
ington, ID. C., together With ell sn1 sing slar The
,,Tproys@snt. fhsTe;0n ssiSsd and levied .Ios :.
sold 20 sansfv judicials No. 81, 20 Janlary tern
1850, IN hvor OF Jesse B. Wilsoa.,
q. 9. MsrsAal for the Dissrlss q Sels.S:ss.
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BARNARD q BUCKLEY, Auot..

By J. c. MCGUIRE q CO., Auotioneers.
STOCK OF FURNITURE AND HOUSE
- fynrlsHINs GOODS AT PUBLIC AucTIos.-On
MONDAY MORNING., september 94th, at ten
Qolost, a. the Housefdrnishinf Store of the late
hrm Of Bontz Coombs, on Seventh street, BE-
tyeen and .ts-, we shall sell the entire stock Of
Furniture and Housefurnishing Goods without re-
serve, TO close the como I'm. The stock comprises
In part ~.
Mshosany, and Walnut HAIR Spring seat Sofas
Arm Chairs, Rockers and Parlor Chairs Of va
Marb e-top Tables, Card and Fancy Tables,
Whatnots, Lounges, Cane seat Chairs,
G,lt and Mahogany Frame Mirrors,
Clocks, Cane and Wood-scst, Arm and Nurse
Painted Cottage Chamber Sets,
walnut and Mahogany Dressing and PLAIN Blu
Marble TOP ana Painted wsshstsnds.
Toilet Sets, Window Shades, CornIoes,
" ooo seat Arm Chairs, stump ChsIrs,
GottaEe and othsI Bedsteads, Wardrobes,
Hair and Hulk Mattresses, Bolsters and Pillows,
Esateer Beds Comforts aod Blankets
Shloa, b lass and Crockery War.
KNIVES and FORKS, Spoons. Tin Ware,
carpets, Oil 10th, Rugs, Matt, 40, &c.
Together with many articles m the housefurnish-
ing Line not necessary 20 enumerAte
Also, Furn ture ~ 8gon, Horse And Harness.
Terms: Us and under, cash; over that sum q
credit OF 2, and months, with interest for ap-
proved endorsed notes. BEARING interest.
HENRY BONTZ, Surviving Partner.
sef7d J. 9. MEG UIRE& Co. Aucts
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We are are also prepared to furnish, at short mo-
tice ARCHITECTURAL Castings, from any designs tia,
may be furnished, as cheap as can be obtained else
where. Also, steam Engines, portable and station
AIRY; high or low pressure; saw and grst mills: nv
drostatc, or other presses F; boilers for heatinx
6nlldlngs wrough ut iron water tanks shatinr "a n
all kinds. VI
Sc Is 2aw3m VIM Nj. ELLIS & BRO.
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CHIcKERING 4 SONS SUPERB PIANOS.
sshsst PIC. x s.id i lc& Cd Piano. 4 III
payment for nov. f'anos fGr u rent ,,MtU
500 ..sa 800 Paw, ~ q cd rs =.
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By BARNARD 4 Bgck5BY: Aaotionssr'
DESIRABLE SUBURBAN RESIDENCE AT
" PUBLIC AUcTloN.-On FRIDAY APTEk-
NOON ;2st, at hall past O'Clock, we will sell. in
front Of the premises. that desirable residence
called ock SPrinr, situated on the north vestern
bSsnaary OF Georsetoyn. u. C., and oontsining
tyo-story Frame House, Barn, Stables, syring
House, 40. The situation 10 beautiful, high and
water.
Terms: One-third cash; balance IN one, two,
arc three years. bearing interest, secured b. deed
ne I'D RARNARDA RuCKEy Au,t.
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SWARTWOUT'S metallic PAPER FAS-
" TENER, with directions for using, &c. Just
5rceived at SHEPHERDS, corner 7th and ID sts
Inc attention OF Attorneys. Conreyapeeys, Nota,ies
feoac, Patent Agents, &c is respectfully called to
THIS new, convenient, and most useful article as a
SUBSTITUTE for the old eyelet machine as superior IN
all respects. &c III N.
ny STEAMER COLUMBIA, this morning.
stock of staple DRY GOODS of the best class. To
an examination of which we invite our customers
and the public generally.
Families that buy for cash Are especially solicited
70 inspect our stock they obtain their supplies
from us at the very lowest cash prices
One price only. All goods will be delivered
promptly on the day of sale any part of the CITY.
CLAGETT & MAY
sc l16t 324 Pa av., betw 9th and 10th sta.
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The PUBLIC BuILDISGs.-U Under the efficient
superintendence Of Commissioner Blake, the pub.
lie buildings and grounds in and about Washing.
ton, are undergoing considerable renovation and
Improvement, az thorough and complete as a lin.
tied expenditure Of means will admit Of, in orde,
that they may present a creditable appearance
when Lord Renfew and suite visit this city. The
Presidents Mansion, especially, is receiving the
attention Of the Commissioner in this respect.
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W. SPECIAL NOTICE. =
w Il Take great pleasure 10 returning our thanks
to our friends for their VERY liberal paf
ronage in the School Book Trade and es pecialy 70
the hundreds who were compelled to leave without
see;,nS supplied would We make our bow. May
still keep full supplies on hand, and let our thou
sands of customers tell of our prices.
w. ID. SHEPHERD.
Sc 15-1w corner Seventh and ID streets
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COAL! COALm
WOOD! wOODm
] am daily receiving large suppl es of Goa T. from
the very best Pennsylvania mines, which Will sell
Pine and Hickory WOOD, cut and split. al lengths
Call and leave your orders. X. w. BATES,
se IL (States) Cor C. And lam sts nssr csn.:i
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I EAGLE STOVE HOUSE,
Il HAN f. Now In store q complete aseortrnent Of
the FRANKLIN RADIATORS, three sizes J
Stoves, having the radiating attachment. sliding
doors hne porcelain lined urns for evaporation,
Stove to sit by flor paror or chamberj that can he
found In any market, as you can be accommodated
be found at c. WOODyVA RIpS
I7-6t between Ion nd IJth g.,
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10 Published in New York every week, q
Three Cents Weekly, by A. HARTHlLL CO
30 North William street.
The Trade supplied by ROSS TOUsEY
DEXTER & COMPANY, or any of the Whole
sale News Agency Houses. 80 Is cot
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3l8 EAGLE STOVE HOUSE. SI8
ekh siYs nOF H6 Ty En- sregIy gs
take pleasure In showing the various new patts ms
which had gotten up for this Falls Trade.
Y. WOODWARD, No. SIS Pa ev.,
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later from Havana.

ARRIVAL VI INK QCAfEi CITY,
The FpRted States ma steamship Quaker City, r. W.
saufeldt Commander, arrived at this port from Havana
yesterday morning. having left there last Thursday 5sh
met at one p. NJ
fhe haTbor and city OF Havana free from fever the
general health being better than It had been for several
years al the same time Of the year.
The weather had been extremely fine
The anniversary of the Independence OF tho United
States the 4th of July celebrated by salute from
The American ship Kitty Simpson and by numerous din
ncrs which all satisfactorily attended by the resi-
dent Americans.
No other news Of interest since the sailing OF the pre-
yioGs steamer
We annex report Of the Havana sugar market
Very little dong IN sugar planters .heess, Inn
upon the basis Of S So reals per Grrooe from ~ > 20
Nc ~ upon which prices all Transactions have Deen con
eiuded. hoasses held at "a a reals per keg OK %
gallons cayed; no nuscoyados Of any ACCOUNT ~ Havana
market .....-.
Freights stil very active: SO 50 70 per HID, md
81 II rs per box 90 ports 10 the United States,
Exchanges Idat; 20 days sterling IL per cent l2i.
Ter premium United states par W per cep New
ORLEANS short per cent
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attic.

Tho sa.lboat that 10 have taken place on the
-Fourih, " and was postponed account Of having no
wind took place yesterday afternoon. az three O'Clock,
according 10 the regulation OF the judges The boats
entered we're the Nancy Peter Kecgan Charles Harvey
JULIA I. J. Cody, Reindeer, !uia Dean Maggie cOnclin
Lucky star and the Jersey
hey were started by the tr1gcs tea rutcs before
snur, and got OF wen witbos, any accident occurring
The way was kept open for thcr BIZ the crew Of police
boat No 2 Coxswan Nosbtt, who deserve thanks for
e eHsrey and pEsmpucss viii Hkich they executed che
orders 81 the judges
was sussosod TO DC shout four mi.s although In reality
heFer seven or eight miee socount IL the route
lrcvthsest -e "NS'|
th tie resstta az the IcUrth stu there was rr,xJ
gathered ene tsttery 10 see the coats start ana 10
vnness the Snmng IN.
tram the te OF tho TO tho arrival n the arst
eos an hour ELAPSED and long and weary one ~
those waiting tat shortly before I've they Appeared N
right and az minute before ave the racky star sailed
by VIZ. Ice pad the judges boat, winning the first
WE Of ~, and 81 ONE minute past I've the Thcr,as
SOody, sied by j. Cody. paspc1. winang tho sccori
y 20 Of Va TIC keindeer third and the others
Followed.
OR readrs WI remember tina, ,hs race vas By boats
CfnE eitr rudccr nor oorf. depend ts upon the
aCae or H. puEinse u' steering Tbs v-xhoi cf sailing
ht has 20, been used an waters for years aud
str IS 70 draw eui the expcrcncc and ingenuity OF our
bnatxren. -
Two Tire e the boats entered werc NJ ,ci on account
81 w" 1sso VOL, Out the per~uns sailing ~, encounter
~ no more serious dicuty than getting weiiing for
which ncy prepared Themselves before start nr
Jtcro 20 take place shortly al "a Ter faiand
tet~een four Of The boats That ran on the Fouph Cor
soTs e SO n order that u may DC proved wte ~ the
sAiinl hampton q our waters.
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The following dividends have been declared -
The Southern Bank Of New Orleans semi.cnnual
dividend Of four per cent, payable to the Northern
stockholders at the Chemical Bank in this city on
the 10th inst. the Central Railroad Company Of
New Jersey a semiannual dividend OF five per
cent, payable on the 18th inst.
The exchanges ut the Bank Clearing House his
morning were ,2si o3, and the balances
sg7p sci ~.
The interest on the stocks Of the city Of New
York due on the LIST Of August, will be paid on that
day by Nathan c. Plat, City Chamberlain, O, the
Artisans Bank.
We have news from Europe to 2sth ult., per
Palestine. in the st. Lawrence and files to 27th per
Fulton, a, this port. The commercial news is not
very interesting. The funds are dull and lower
the Paris Bourse is also heavy; cotton Is reported
dull but steady; brcadstufs quiet, and provisions
dun.
The following are the latest quotations of Amer.
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IL will thus be seen that the decline in The impor-
tation of foreign merchandise which commenced in
Apri hst still continues while the increase in the
exports Of domestic produce likewise holds out.
The shipment Of specie in June was more than that
of last year, and more than the usual average of
prosperous years since the discovery of gold in
California; but neither the money market the
banks Inconvenience by it. At this time last
year the news had just been received of the battle
Of Solerino, and all Europe was awaiting ia breath
less suspense the result OF that monentous conflict
The British funds were SO. i-about per cent
below their present price; money was worth per
cent at London, and still less on the Continent; at
Hamburg the rate Of interest was II per cent
Trade was dull; merchants were waiting TO see the
end of the campaign ia Italy. Here money was
worth about per cent call and the same for short
prime paper having risen from ~ to 6 in fort
night in consequence Of the July payments. Foreign
exchange was steady at lloi for 60 day bills on
London that is TO say, al above the rate ruling
to-day. The export Of specie in June had been
very large, and had rather frightened The banks
and capitalists. The crop news, as n whole, was
favorable bat each successive day was bringing to
light new evidences Of the poverty Of the West.
The railroads were doing less business than they
had ever done since the rails were first laid: rail-
road stocks were about ten Per cent below their
present prices. New York Central was worth 123.
Galona G2., Rock Island SO, Toledo a. guaranteed
2ii, Michigan Central 80, Pacific Mail 6s, Panama
lie. \ contrast between the condition of the
country in July, 1859, and at prcsen, affords sub
siantiai ground for rejoicing and congratulation.
We are now enabled TO publish, from official
fiscal year 1880, (which We gave an estimate
a x--nE They mr. f,iIo
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al sIi f1s Beef hams heavy sut Western sold a
$40 Lard Grm ani IN steady demand, with safes OF
500 obls. at I23sc. f2%c Tut meats were firm and
aree, with small sales Of hams at l0sc Butter and
cheese were in fair REQ uest prices unchanged
Sugars steady and IN good demand, with sales OF
500 400 hhds,, chiefly Cuba muscogado, mostly
within he range Of &c. Fac. 10 71tc for both refining
and grocery grades 200 boxes at 1876, and 100 hhds
nlnaGo at 4s.c.
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obituary

zoe Hev h,RN'Ep JoErTH GERrTY, who was ortAinah IA
Al &c '~s college, Ireland year ago. died yesterday
oInis' ~ hAi PAST Tour O'clock, at the Church of Our
lazy " NsJ, Brooklyn at the early age 81 twep,yave
Tic dccssrcd vas young priest Of gro,t proptsc ana
brought With him from be supcrors In college the b-h
~ recommendation which were fully irsacd bv Tho
rficm n which, notwithstanding his brief career ho was
bod b. his fellow priests q Brooklyn aud by the Right
bes. Bishop q that city. solemn high mass will DO
ratei fr the rcpcse q his soul in the above church
r. Af last ten o'clock this morning Immediately or
Mc 30 remains vii be inferred IL the Cemetery n The
H.. o. Tfafff,eh
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canadian -four was duh and in eh, demand while the
sAes e@hraced about 800 400 bbs at Is 20 for super.
hnc % ~ ~ 30 for spring wheat extras and at as 20
90 Tor winter wheat do Southern brands were in
MODERATE demand and prices for common CRATES were
neayy. Inc sales embraced about 200 bbls Rive
nonr was In lair demand at cur quotations while tic
rates embraced about us bbis Corn meal was u light
supply and prices were firm a tho above rates vhiIs
INC sales or Jersey and Brandy reached $50 bbls
mnest was heavy and lower, while tho sales embraced
IVcU 1000 bushels, at 81 - a 81 20 for Chicago
sIrng, ~ Is ~ 40 Tor Milwaukee, club u as for a.
madam, state and rcd Western and q ~ 81 SO for
white Indiana Corn was heavy and iowor. with sales
OF 10 oc0 busheh, Including heated at 62i &c. Southern
mixed At &c s sound Western mivcd at CSC esc ana
tSc 90 &c Tor round yellow. Rye was in fair reasest
with sales Of about 900 bushels So Oats were ec
tive, With free ealcs Of Canada Fast nj 81. coo West,
sohc. w.
CorrFs-Sales Of 1000 bags Rio were made s,pt
torroS-fhe salcs were confined to 800 400 bales a,
unchanged prices. ~
IREtFTs were firm, bu, not active To Iiverrs,o
about 30 eco 10000 bushels OF wheat were engaged n
buk, at Sid aud 10 ships bars at sad: oo0 bbls
folr az y Gi 30 boxes bacon by steamer al 35s D,
bales cotton nj g. and 200 boxes cheese nj sos To on
don 20 ucrces tobacco at sos To Glasgow 10 tons OH
eakrat y. l. Rates TO the Continent were unchanged
lRoFi'ioSS-Iork-Ihe market continued 10 be firm
With tendency 70 higher prices the transactions footed
up ABOUT $50 hbs including al go new prime
~ si4 snd old mess "a sls 49, Beef was les buovan
and prices heavy sales of $50 bhs were made ncuipg
country mess Of - 50 60 reracked western AZ Is
% ard rfrackcd At W efl2 So prime was Inactive
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snrrornte,- omce.
Ieforc Inward G. West, Surr0ate
Wut op guAptrs aoopxx

VIII or CHARLES GooDYyAR.
ms inf'rumert We admitted % probate yesterday in
"a SURF gate Court Tie tesator possessed u
lffcsmqln. q real csaic which h. distributes among
30 m'Gbcrs 20 be own family except small biquest
Nt"h De caves o. fhe children ofhis brother his VIE
receives ere !l.ri NJ '1c Th0'e ~ 'Igu 81 dover"
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER ciAL
MONDAY, July .

The Custom House returns Of tn ,,,,,s of thu
port for the month Ct June hay" ,.r, Ran CON,
p,'''"' anu VIC WV Usual comparative Ia
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i recovering from it, la.e ds6rresSii55a. Should
The Western crops fltl their present promise, all
The Western lines VIII have fine business this VIM
ter; the Southern roads-which have generally
done so well-wil probably do still better. There
are those who anticipate mischief from the poii'
cal contest Of the year, especially az at present
the election Of Mr.. Lincoln by the people appesis
10 be more than probable. But il is not likely that
these anticipatons will he realized, Mr. L.ncolu's
election viii be very sad event for the politicians
OF the democratic party and the oficeholders; buc
if the South has 900 900 bales OF ottor TO SELL il
s not likely that the Southern people will allow
their political leaders to knock the price down By
any foolish political demonstrations. SO far as we
can see he commercial horizon is peril oty serene.
The bank statement Of to-day compares as fol-
lows with that of last week.
Ws,k erGiag loans SDecie Ciyclln Dsp,si.s
June 1927 POS 2of ~ sss $50 syos s2 81 Is7 700
July 7.. 1924 241 225i eei 1888 1871 81 S3l $50
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10 TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

81 BRoADsAr, NEW YoRz, July 7, 1860 !
IN tho ana oia column Of your paper 81 this date in
aucng 70 the failure OF Congress 10 provide for
mail service 70 the Pacific coast YOU place the RESPONSE
billy {. mat failure upon the Overland Mail Company
's whose instsnce,' yoa say "the act Of June 1850
ls6o), was passed" In bthElf Of that company beg
leave to explicitly discain any participation IN the egis
laon Of tie last session hostile to the ocean service
Uur a.roct interest and is preserve
vice and apy influence tina; tho company could has
been directed 70 re.sin thas service Aside fta tbs
commercial necessity pi service which fully
mise, certainly is object sor us to prevent the
Hdensone accrmuatioa Of mail matter 70 DO trans
ported three thousand mies the coE.inent No
one injected with the company has any faith IN the
ITa ability Of carrying the entire matt overland for
any sum whi;h Congress would ougsr TO pay, its
weight would average Two thousand pounds for
every day in the ear and 10 by the most direct route
from St louis 10 San Francisco would require four
thousand horses in constant motion.
JOHN G. CAMP,
Secretary Overland ..a;l Company.
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The London Times thus notices the markc.

Consos have been inactive to-day but have closed with
trmer tendency. TIE Nfst bargains we're al a2t "a >,
and near the termination ~ business there was an in
provcmert 10 93' 70 T. There wac nothing az ,rn,ort
ancc TO nhucncc The market AID The ana aivnrcc was
owng iafy to the weather being comparatively fne and
partly 20 hrm quotations from Paris Euk s,ock ION an
Of $50 reduced and new three pr cents 90 81 " rnpac
p@lcr, e7A aud lo2t4 India bonds 12s TO Sc discount;
market the demand f0r money continues 70 Increase Tbs
ofcrlons IN Foreign stocks hare again been on Important
aRl - ecsng prices UcTc gcpJsiy witlgpt change Ia
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N. Russian
"a S,,'sn toby thers have been very few trans
* @LH .e quotation isnuIrinaly par 10 q premium
;se isst price ron Paris lhs evening eeE sc ,
=. - "ns feee cry Of nearly quarter per cent IN
lac .Ss.t" Exchanges this afternoon the only feature
VIZ '"' x ln ia tho demand FOR Austrian bills me
nu'h4 adyices from Paris t9ay state that runors are
,eet Of new lean Of 30 100000 being aeou. TO be IN
Guced. yere were agan transactions in bullion at
ID" lSnk -cay. Two nufe Australian gold SHIPS are an
noOnc'dthe Marco Polo and the Owen Glendoyer, with
80 :i7 ounces worth about ALL 900 The West india
steamer Ia Plata is also teegrarhed with f22o 900
The ondon Times notices sales Of Illinois Central
share at 30 discount on the 26th Of June. IL re-
ma I'D quotes as follows
The principal gcature IN the colonial market e the
LUod decline Ia Grand Trunk OF Canada bonds and stock
1he iat n closed al - 70 ~ or per cent lower than
"a tcrday Great Western shares also exhibit reduc
lion IN Amer ican railway securities Penns yvana Cen
nal bends we're less steady Canadian loan 1925 bends,
and pm. scrip
We have received the following communica-
tom
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SV006ASlAL REPORT.
nu,.,. MONDAY, July e-6P.M
nss xbrsttvs-klour-Tbe market was heavy cspe.
Tor common aud medium grades Of state ana West
ern brands The foreign news, combined with tho rn
ness rates checked the export demand The transac.
lions footed up about coo To- 900 bbl, closing within
the following Yarrc ri - $500
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other inv ard bound vessels 4, ,i,s, srhg W me sy
ing over the bar WnI W moder.t. s.,i,.r su so
W. " "'0~''i@'e' weather eear.
misceila ne0us.
B.Ry IIyssy w,np,s r,o,r ,,.r,,e ,,. -, -, -
ashore al the moi on he haIbor OF @ wien wen'
IN md 80 i,.i, c"'s-, eodd DOT be
m - &c. - u'Fi'i -''H w1
BARK hri,r ALtEs Moore, which sailed from Boston 2Sh
Mi, Tor Fort Elizabeth, q ",
While passing iiardinr,s Iesre ana
or supposed without damage, water When br.
snd half days out fcupd the copper OF and ragged ON ,e
lo ooN aha Judging unsafe 70 proceed bore up for Be-,
ION from lat 20 " -
Rptg k,cto s,,oS f,,xr pos.o, g.. 49,. .
9Th last leaking 40 strokes per hour '''""' "f0''
ysrmnu,b vaico r. nu, 9py s-sehr Acatia, from
M r' WI aSh no ~ orlg, and had bow stove in lad
bricl y as sb,ays 49, away part Of her cargo Of
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LONG BRANCH July No n,sars 400. -..,.,.
In sight. Wind W. light; weather clear ~
Hi8hLAfDS July rurses-No inward bound vessr,s ia
sight. Wind W, moderate; weather clear.
SANDY HOOK duly o. .n-@,-Tuo shps rospy mn, a. 49,.
20 Other inward bound vessels In sight SIN oh n ovd
ing om over The bar. Wind W. moderate; weather clear