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Ola ship Joseph Rowan lBr, MoNsb, liverpool bark
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Ford, Bostsn Harriet Newell Gould. philadelphia
via Galveston Bar Marine Miller do via do; Viola Acke
| do via Pass Cavallo.
28th-Arr steamships Yazoo, Couch. NYork Mssssipp's
Kennedy. do Below ship Owego Norton from New YORK
bark Garibad Hoyt from Philadelphia schr Ned. PuHz
from do.
NEW BEDFORD. July 2-sld bark Try wilder; schrs
Dennson Brggs Nyork; Malcolm, James. slid Chew
BuXbee, do. -
delphia. Bid scnr Fly, Diks. Philadelphia. -
HEWBURYPoRT, July 2-Arr schr WIN Stevens Elweli.
E'zabethport. SD sehr Empress. Ewing, NYork.
NEWPORT july 3-Arr schrs Mary Stewart. Hogan.
Elzabep ofT sac6 wes;cot Salon for Philadelphia Gee
PHI HDEtfnIxs July 2 PM-Arr sng, Ida Collins,
Rio Jancro; schrs Garrison CorSon: Clark, Sculi
John Lancaster WIN ANS and W Bartlett Connolly, Bos
ton; Clara herrck. MONTGOMERY bingham Paragon a;ch
New Haven: Hannah Matilda Price Providenca Csstner
Robinson, salem; CID barks Inperador Fdwef Pernsla5
nuco; Roanoke Cooksey Laguayra brig Mill
ler Fsrtsess Monroe schr Carroll MehaGey, Norwleb
dence: Snowflake Dickinson Boson PsQonnock barnes
do; Chrysoe Sheppard do; Cerro Gordo buckaloo New
ton.
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Searches.
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SERIOUS ASPECT OF TIE DANISH QUESTION,
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SERIOUS ASPECT OF TIE DANISH QufSTl3N
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The inman steamship City Of Baltimore Captain Miro.
[4puse, which left Liverpool at noon on the 22d and
eepstown the 23d june arrived at this port early
yesterday morning.
Tie steamship New York, from Southampton jane %,
also rosohed this port early yesterday mornmg
Ihencws s four days later
tbs two steamers landed one thousand two hundred
and forty nine passengers.
AZ FRANKFORT 81 tho demand for United States
bands tbs part Of the German investors continues
active as ever, each decline merely causing an
increased opinion of their ch oapness.
telegram from Madrid says that ministerial council
had decided 10 treat the Peruvian difficulty in sacb
manner 10 avoid
The negotiations between the Porte and Prince Couza
to the entire satisfaction Of both parties
except the question OF the convent property which
be submitted conference Of the European
Powers.
Garibaldi had arrived az Ischia from Caprera.
In the House Of Commons, June 81, Mr.. II. Berkeley
moved his annual resolution In favor Of the ballot
voting for members CT Parliament.
Lord Palmerston opposed the motion, and il was
rejected by vote OF 2l2 TO 1873.
The japanese Ambass were to leave Paris on the
2lst Of June, for Japan direct They had signed
conventon confirming former treaties rendered apollo.
gios for the assassination Of French lieutenant Japan
and guaranteed the payment Of an indemnity.
The Paris Bourse fat Rentes on the 2Oth Of June
closed at 68r Sc.
commercial treaty between France and Switzerland
had been signed. The Bourse was fiat olosog on he
21st at 66g. for rentcs
The Ala reached Liverpool At two O'Clock the after
noon Of the l9n, and the Kedar tho morning Of the
ooh June.
The steamship Nova scotian arrived OF Londonderry
on the afternoon OF the 2lst or June.
The steamship Etua arrived OF Cape Clear at two
O'Clock on the morning Of the 22d OF June.
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SNsKss.............. 81 k00r ....... Sc
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Port OF new york, July 5, 1865.

CLEARED
steam hip Washington (Fr Dnohesne Hsvre-Geo Mac
s.eaqship G9s,, Ricn: Jones' A.paw9ll7D Alien,
Hers Conc rda tDsnish), Lorsnren. LoudOn-Funcs,
gagE ocean tBrem, Jsburg, Bordeaur--Funch Meiucte
srt S5nss ssr az sts,ps s. Jsss-wsvs
harS An,a DANISH Andersen. Philadelpaa-funeh,
Irg Le Goa CBeIg) Defiance, Aniwerp-Fapcb, Meincke
ins Emilia cees,ipa tI,alian,, winontc cadi,-I b
Eris FreIr DAM, Olsen. Rio JsueIro Punch Menoke
80. Anne Gorgane tpanshj, Lauridsen Laguayra aud
Bns Denmars tBrj, staples, Cai5airIcn. cuba-Tnayer
niis Eliza on, Esre windsor. Ns-D r pewof
~ sea rird tBr) stevens Moueion, NB-PI Nevius 4
ErIg E@ery Bradford; Boston.
sshr Annie Laurie tBr), slocomb. st John, Md De
81 Adsmantns Sterling Fortress nenroe--J Daley.
seAr Z r ,,9. wa,a Aansms ! DALEY.
sshr 7 I Alee Chss@sYY, New Loniea-J Douglas.
sssa Ssas h'si ascs Son.
s,.nmsrJ Thompson. cundif. Baltimore
ARRIVED
steamship Celia cDr, Bnnre London aSs Is an Syf ssr.
ss%s r s.w ros 'i az a's sa S.!
steamship Commander ~ trsnspor. Pedr,cs Fortress.
sicamsIlp ai,more, Lev. Washington, 90 hours with
no, nSs,ts ,.sssrn.1ip Western Metropolis Hilton CITY
the medical director, 'ou''iso
sa,1 cSnts;, e & BsmoTs sssn.on Orleans Vi.
Hsis Bessie Rove trl, -, Chsrlestovrn Eng ca daxs
win cay 10 u Bney. Stove los, rails I'd 20
ceved other damnse In lat a. ION saw large ousnty
% dsas apYensy sometime In the WAGER June b LAT s6
Brig Enma ives tBr), Waters. HAMBURG a. days with
mdse and w pass Sloman Ed,e fron, la
$50 " Ion 20 20 5 saw sn Immense number Of cebsrys
. AurGss sr), cashon Cardenas days, with sugar
*. s:s rS ss|ss ~ . !,
sp conaic wsa.s At ,he.Ai,sr plscsj, Il
sclr Con fSiDsm. shsro, Cat Island, days with fruls
To master. - 2 -
sobr Qpsoc Of Clippers tBr) Davidson CAarlo,eown "A
dsys WI u uotatoss, 70 smltbers a 90.
nehf O Hvsns, Hamunond, Georgetown, q daya
Seemshp City Of baltimore (Br) Mirehouse Liverpool,
June - hnd Queepstown esd rms with mdse and ga
esssepsers, 70 Jenn Dale puns ~ PN. II miies SW
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Commercial Intelligence.

S,aF LONDON MONEY AAaksE' io,e
The funds were Fat and dropping, and the 49,
OF the stock Exchange was very gloomy.
Coasos on tie 2ist or June closed at S9@ S9M.
The money market was less easy. There fun de
mspd at per cent.
The old private banks o. Glynn & Co and Curre Co
had amagamated.
THE LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL June GA. NJ.
TIE sales of Monday aud Tuesday have been about
IL 90 bales, including 100 10 spectators aud
pcrters The market dull and prices favor buyers 10
the extent Of eghth to onequarer OF penny per
pound, American beng the least Affected
The LATEST MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, Juno %, 1854.
roySaes for two days Il 900 bales including GOA
bales TO SPECTATORS and exporters. The market quiet
aud unchanged.
BREApsrurs.-Tbe market Is lrm, with upward
tendency.
rRoyIsIoNs.-The market is steady.
PRopucf.-Tbe market Is quiet and steady.
LONDON, June 90, 1894
Copsols closed at s9% s9}t for money
AMERICAN 1ocKs.--llliIois Central Railroad, SO 3s
discount, Erie Railroad, So a 81.
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Steamship faiapsco u wanspsrt Men. Point ~ o.O4s
Nc % seasrsrm.', s.roo, Portland win mas. .aa
passengers. % 3 Oronwsn Ca = O. rrsno,.,o :,
% wud @ es as. 0fS~s CO. s Passed Cane
Mas s on the Cape ship WIN yocSdbsMy, re 6aao
rs fray q caa a. FOR Y Sasa iSn II n0u Gays
ship Chattanooga, Hamilton yatan1as 10 days. in ballast
BARK WIN e,mne, NeEwsn. Port Prince. l, days. with
sssk Brett .oi ssnsor, Damon ssgaa Il asys with
L5 is s.erp part Of he wreck q steamship
~ S
by Dcsipg up dr,m drifts, s.alr n On "a a., w,,, 90, ;.
Brig Model tof Boston, Haskell, Cardenas, IL days. with
is Thoma. Young tBrl, Young, oharl0etown. IS days.
Brig Louisa tBr Halnss alacs Bay 10 days. with coa to
ETig Venus tsr,. Cunning Togo, Nj 7dsys in ballast
Brig Mary Cobb Duncan Port aoya days In ballast 70
Brig Il r Emery. Bradford Rondout for Boston.
scnr FAIRY tr) spats Mazagan ~ days. With WOOL to
sehr Hendrisa SDutch), vandervesr Santos. u days.
sshr jo5a Miner Berry sagu., IL days. with sugar. to
sshr sssnns (Br, Kelly, Cat Island, days. with fruit,
schr tBr, Asury, Eleuthera days, with fruit.
Scnr Gra o Of ,ne Isles sr Cumming Cow Bay cB 10
sehr Guickstep tBr Uphsm Linsan, days. with coal,
sshr Advance Br), Folkes Lingan, IL days with COAL to
sshr 1 sqoy Higgins Lingan via Newport 10 days,
with SIP PIN Snee sf . iS An'''"' No. a's"
Ss sss'fss S,', Sss.
schr John Albania Hatch. .Rockiand
| schr whitney, Hail, vinahaven for Sandy Hook
| Schr Owen Bearse Bearse. Boston.
schr kdward Frank, Nichols, Boston.
Schr Earl Small, Boston for Albany.
sssT G'G Tss9 snS 5sas ss a sssi:sa
| schr Ocean Star lam Fall River.
schr Priscilla, Curtis Providence.
schr Endora. Lord. osiience.
| Schr Charmer Fuller Providence for Albanv
schr Juslce Taylor. South Pier RI
| Schr Mead. Davenport, Derby.
Schr Onward, Higgins New Haven.
sehr = Lane. Smith, New Haven.
Schr Putnam Stanley: New Haven.
s sshr Remington ssa 9,, Clark Stamford:
| sshr AssIoels. RGrcS Rondoa, FOR Boston "''''
Steamer Franklin Young Baltimore
Steamer stssmsr p brine Foster Foster BBs;mors
Steamer Vulcan: Morrison Pbladspha
steamer CITY OF Buffalo. Jones Phiisdelphis
Steamer Bristol, Charles, Philadelphia
Steamer Delaware. Ashniore, Trenton.
Steamer Pelican waldron. ProyidsncA
BELOW.
ship Ocean Traveller, from Bordeaux.
Bark Cnsweli, from Cardenas
SAILED
sanspsre sir G1 The s0u's vsn. geydere shp
reI silver Crag Anna briggs OsnaE Fanny Lnft Monaoo
aei hsr l rredeIec Bradshaw; schre Lorina. Miller
a,, WSr,h Pss. Van Sent EN Enalco irish
Van cleaf Mott, A' ou'sS' a f'"en'
4hs,sa@srs Costa Rea Atlantic: bark Theresa; brig
1hrasher, Richard Law ' " s'
Wind at sunset 8.
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The Presidency.
ENGLISH OPINION OF THE CLAIMS OF Mr.. LINCOLN

ENGLISH OPINION OF THE CLAIMS OF Mr.. LINCOLN
AND THE OTHER CANDIDATES.
From the London Times, June 20
Mr. Lincoln has been nominated by the repub
can Convention a, Baltimore for reelection the
dency. II is hard 10 what claim Mr. lincoln has
fer such nomination, ercopt hIt he is in possession
and that IL may be desirable not to T6nacte him al
The crisis of great But il is d1icsl
to think republican party be in satisfactory
condition If sach NJ. lincoln is The lest repre-
sentdire hsy car get aud the fact hat gold rose snddnip
1876 TIE of his denomination sloos that
the fcderdts are at heart Of mash the opinion He
Is said to be chosen ga patform OF upoompro
missing prosecution OF the until the rebellion should
be and its pnrtcipators brought punish
ment due 10 their crimes Of the exGcon OF slavery the
encouragement Of emancipation aud the maintenance OF
the Monroe doctrine. IL Is very strange that
people should be capable Of holding such
VACANT language at time when their greatest general
and greatest army, after loss OF eighty Thousand men
are Still, 10 the very crisis OF their fate However every
arrangement s doubtful until the result OF the Virgina
campaign re- declared. If General Grant is successful
though the North win not be whit their main
object, yet be will have shown that there general
the American continent capable OF coping with him.
he may be President Dictator, or what he will. on the
other hand II he fails. part Of his failure ,g inevitably
.soil on Mr. lincoln the split In the republican party
between Mr. lincoln and General Fremont, who accepts
his nomination, may become serious, and the divisicn
McCeidn and he democrats might b, successful.
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9smbueo land sid Goth for Santos, ax-,,u
Knaa hpion Nforh: 18th. MathiIde Roob a..
rrSx 40 fyla FIhrer, do 22d Brsmefin. JaccbsSSss
~ pcr siih Erik Andreas Octavis vslkyrep yiyufns
ana Aleanor, tor NYork, sil ide '"e'n'S~
Tro n June S-Arr SHIPS Helvsts Lahmer New Y~hs
clI 3s Dssoorongn: Boston; schr Wentworth NfcrL
Si r. gu, snip norshampton Morse, Liverpool
vas hAeosAl June l-Arr Anita Tsgiavis ps.naso Ns~
sAaxovfH. June si-oB. Psaius fsavers for Rev fors
American Ports. -
49, .. s~hrs July dc Fourth No.,
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NEW lC.1sK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, July 1sgx

ws~es In Glasgow, Liverpool, Birmingham, Bristol.
soSI aes London, II every part Of these islands
where thsre great demand for labor and where the
40 49, I'd irishmen flock and settle therc
wage -ass ~ 49, "'ed by high wages, better
why' Bee. sn s,. arc s ssSs '''-rabIs
thoss WAe employ aDov and il 10 aksr intsrs
N smrloy Irshmen and glad 20 pay than those wages
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The position Of affairs has undergone no change since
the meeting OF the Conference the 18TH The rcsrlt
the sitting on the I'D was awaited with much interest
Inc London Tines says that Austria IS the only bel.
gerent Power that hiss shown any disposition accep,
the scheme OF arbitration. Prussia and Denmark boIh
object and the latter Power also With impatience
the duration OF the armistice.
There Ia 1t is understood no question OF further pro-
pgaon and this actually owing to the resolution Of
the invaded State.
Inc London journals generally continue to very
threatening tone towards Germany: but the Star oh cote
70 Eng.ands takieg any active parl 10 the war.
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sea say steamship E.ns hound IN sth bevs.. -,
% maj ~ ~ on 10 ~ and 70 A.
Ing W. - 'oA 20 -" oafh Iigged stea steer.
-, se su,i New Yors s.-.,,, W..
ssrs "a. IN, Win mdss ana S6i passs ~.
a.. .ynchs CO YnQs. n $50 Pm, IN Brush Ohsn
steering Sc '' VIM sAo'sSs' 0o'ors nying,
sssss;sD f.iis i: ,s,a, a.. Nav Or
:" o0Artsrua:,er.' aaf'fs' Nc. 81
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Interesting from south America.

THE SALE OF NEW ORLEANS REBEL VESSELS IN
RIO IANIERo--pECisION OF THE BRAZILIAN CO.
NEaNM1kr, ETC.
IRo Janero MAY 24) correspondence OF London News
me BRAZILIAN tribunals, having al length given de-
con b9t the sale OF shs four Orleans vessels TO the
house OF Phipps Brothers Co, on the breaking OF
The American war, was eesl ore, the Fanny Crepshaw
the Oracle and hosting English coors left here ew
days snce aud proceeded her voyage Liverpool The
American Minister Gen Webb had notified to the English
,ons that the vessels attempted TO sail out Of the port
ths lie 'ngard an American corvette, then harbor
had nositI, Htders 10 sink tflem. The Curlew
thsn g. ord ION Captain Crawford our senior officer
ho,a =, asaa ~, -scie out OF the harbor, and protect
her, Il necessary. The ree vessels sailed en- The same
uay anu 'nTe was some = some collision might o.
cur, The onward and the cnrlen however, came in
the next evening, and the Oracle " M may Ieoc-
ing Gen. Webb is extremely ra,e with piaIa' sVV-
ernment for allowing the vessel 10 GO cut -
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The Hyer Fund.
} JBE EDlgOa OF fBE Uy8AID.

OrFicr CHigr Eserssrs Fisr DrrAarsrxT
Mt NsF f0RN, July 5, 3s6A :
Is.ass aokaow.dsc in tie nER.fD ihe receipt u 800
from Thomas Burn peri % the prooeeds OF Tie ae be.
nest 10 Thos Hssr wh - to b. added he 5nd or The
benefit OF Mr. Hyers moer also scknowledwe TO receipt
Of slg from Mr. Puclsgas, sis from friend, % fJom
friend and So firm Q, n ID p addition 70 tle anloppl
% date so resse 70 lsgessN be f96ors r ~ fapd Y
turn rseript for We sr1o1nt dcnSled -. ..
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The Conferences ana IL, ee.pit..

LoSDos, June %, 1894.
1hsLondon Necs says tho Conference met yesterday
Tor what In III business respects may regarded az the
lss' time, aud ten after desuory discussion Of two
hours separated wa6,i anything having been areed 10
or anything DONE The formal business OF yesterday,
meeting was 10 receive the sepy OF the beIigerept
Power, 20 the proposal made by the Sagsh governmen,
at The last sl.lGg ~ w, ~. DIVISION 0, Scheswg to
arbitration. Tbk proposal wis declined oy eoLa peLi
gerente.
The Germans reused TO submit the question TO the
division Of Schieswig 10 the decision OF any arbitration
II had been anticipated IN quarters that Austria
le,sl ghi be disposed 10 accept the English proposal
and certaiuiy II ever q Power had to do so
sgs,,a rs a. this minute; but her wish u the matter
has haen oyrruied IS her more reckless and hesds:oug
any Ire austrian acy6fhmaa, : united with the c'Si.
mel Of Berlin u fe..ar every specific -sos. ,,e,snry
the last.
This refusal, though softened 70 FORM was in substance
suhcen,y nrm and deciacsd. The Danish government
also declined 10 refer the vital question OF frontier 10
tDe proposed aroirioh No other propcs lion of any
KIDD was made, and meeting accordingly resulted il
the hna re-cou OF the only proposal Mat beose 4.
n Virtually closes the Ia5ors o. the Conference
~Iee is 10 be hnal meeting Saturday but this IN
ders,ood to be matter OF and there is nothing
further To be discussed, soems hardly likely that any.
thing Will be done.
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From ,ha sifsN DiSowNs rHg PaIvArEsR
Wy D'puon rost Government orgau) June ,,
me great confederate cruiser !.
:" are aware that ysry
IN the charsc.
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(hearJ You cdaHG 0y any iegisiatsoN onsy
ttiaGs. (Hear) You CANNOT att the laos that regulate
human society By any a,fifc.4 re9ulat,oas ilear
Mr. HKNNRssY could not help observing that his reso
luton had boon supported by Irish member who
spoken the latter part Of IL had been approved
By the Chief Secretary himsef
Sg g GREY then moved the previous question.
The House divided The numbers
For The previous question, o.
Majority
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An Austrian diplomatic circular had issued TO CIR.
the Exaggerated which been current 10
regard TO the metogs OF tho soveresns OF Russia Aus
tris aud prussn, and asserts thatpo h1iy alliance ex
lists, and thst there Is not the slightest hostile feeling
towads any Fower whatever.
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1Iie --latest,

u ia supposed that hos,iles viii RECOMMENDS o. III
2Tth or June.
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Arrest OF n british Au btecl in hos ton.
10 the House o. Lords the 2lst OF June the Earl OF
Derry said he wished 70 put question 20 the Secretary
Tor Foreign Affairs, oi which he had given him private
notice. lie was informed that gentleman named Lesey
British subject and merchant OF Montreal had arrived
shor, time since in British packet-the Asaa. the
port OF Boston, aud that his arrival there he was
brought be tho United States authorities who imne
distey TOOK him Into custody That occurred on the
26th Of last mouth, and no brought before the Com
mssary Gsnera for tho purpose OF being examined but
without being told what the charges which
brought against HIM His taken from him,
be remained prison ten days the of which
time papers restored without explanation and
he told that he might leave prison.
Earl RUSSELL said that IN the latest dispatches from
Lord Lyons there reference to the OF MIR.
evey very probable That by the next dispatches
account OF IT might be received. When such
as Imprisonment Of British subjects did OCCUR
they unfortunately did very frequently Lord lyo ns al
called the attention OF tho American 10
them and required explanation In it appeared
that Lord Lyons' attention had been directed the
he would write to him and bring under mis- notice
The Earl Of Derry regretted to bear that these cases
OF frequent occurrence Tor they certainly had not
been communicated Parliament lie TRUSTED the NOBLE
lord would not lose sight OF tho subject.
Earl r. said that when he had described these
Imprisonment bong common he did not mean
imprisonment without reason; for when explanations
TO be given generally appeared that the United
States crnment had reason to induce them d
believe mat the person prisoned had been engaged in
afordDg assistance to their enemies
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ON the same night the Marquis % CL,NRIcARDE asked
whether the governments had received any ntei ence
the Scotia being boarded IN New York by Custom House
ocers who searched the passengers uggage and carried
off number OF papers.
Earl RI said that his noble friend had given him
notice o. the question he could not give him any
formation on the subject His NOME friend, however,
would remember that the American government had not
agreed with to The immunity TO be given TO mail
packet ships
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eoura hospital Nine Of the Asosmss res s,sam
SToasht baek 10 Cher bong by plot boat ins
s,,e Var was sent from Cherooure by the rIoe0 Oh.
flme /, aford assistance 10 the Alabama - s,.r
appeared TO be III danger, bn' oniy @in' ~ :.
aarv,yors had been picked up.
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Owing 10 the cowdod state Of our cJumns we are com.
heading
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wIpow wIsHEs fGE AgSrAiNrANoE Jf
N gentietn,a Of middle age, with view TO n,~.rmcn,
Confidence eylIcsd Address, with stamp cr three dayi
Cuba, Bgu oklyn Post oace.
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FURNITURE.
FRANcu ADvKRTIsEnEsrs.

TINE JECNE DAME PARISIESE. PoUvANT ouTRE
~ "A iansus cnseiguor Espagnol 2, pItaen desire don,
des econs dams les families dams pensi0nns.
Ellie donneg los mcllcures references Sadrcsser
Ala fBs. Dc Ia i5me rue
TIN FfsNChs twAiIER) DLSIRE TROUvER UNE
" place dams famile privec, porr IN Vile IN
psSue; ~ comprend service 1T mum do
standardization sadesser pour Geux iours al Broad.
way. between 3isi and SD at, premier etage.
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A GENTLEMAN OVER a. IN MODERATE oIRcUM.
"A atarc~s, without membranes. wiet es
tn ssuce % some respceahc lady over 3d. in mode
circumstances. with view nlirimony
very respectable. Address With f particulars for one
where an interview mag be had, r. b. on
street. Ri 8renoe II required.
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POLITICIAN.

rI'AMMANY HALL DENOcIATrc GENERAL COM
4 mittee-New York, July D. 1891 "A mectisg of N,
Democratic General Committee WI IL held
Hall on thursday evening he 1,h inst at o,clo r. Pune
tust attendance ~ requested. BY urder
WA. n. TW aED, Chairman.
WV. UIfcrAAx, lso,..,arlo. y.
sAIL Z. WfasfrR. 'o'e"''
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Owing 70 The crowded state Of orr column. we nre com
heading ~ - -
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1 Young MAN, STRANGER IN THE orr
IA wfhcs 70 torn the acquaintance Of Young lady
WITH asiem % marinouy Iease address enclosing cafis
| de vistte, Wesley, sia, on u, Bible House.
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MuoIily 80.
MI. Hennessy's motion consequently Was not put.
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