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THE sHAwANGUNK TUNNEL on THE MIDLAND
RAILROAD

Messrs. Hitchcock g. Co., the contractors for
the work on the shawangunk Tunnue in the Town OF
BloomugbutgA, Sullivan County, N " have published
a card In denial OF certain statements made by the
friends OF the NewJersey Western Railroad at various
public meetings held recently along the proposed line OF
the two roads reference To the progress Of the work
upon said tunnel In their card the contractors say that
since the date OF breaking ground, October
81, last the work has been prosecuted continu'
ously and for long time past both day and night, eX
cep the Sabbath The approaches 70 the tunnel are
through feet cuttings The entire eastern approach
feet in length has been taken away, removing
Some 900 yards OF solid rock The western approach Is
also nearly completed IL is about 500 feet IN length and
some 1900 yards OF clay and hardpan have been re-
moved On the east side the mountain has been pene-
rated feet through solid rock and in short time the
boring will be carried simultaneously al both ends.
The dimensions OF the tunnel arc % by "a feet.
The contract price for the entire work Is stated 10
be less than 100000 and the contractors say that the
work will be fairly remunerative at that price. They
also state that the Company have far promptly
spOnded TO the monthly estimates OF work done and have
given every practical assurance OF their ability ana nc
nation TO perform their agreement strictly" Tho time
specified the contract for having tho tunnel com
peted is January 1871 and the contractors assert their
ability perform the work easily within that period.
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YALE.
COMMENCEMENT WEEK ALUMNI ELABORATION
AND CLASS MEETINGS.

COMMENCEMENT WEEK-ALUMNI ELABORATION
AND CLASS MEETINGS.
NEw-HAvEN, July 21.-The cloudless sky
and upexceponable temperature OF today have a. was
ancipated brought with them multitude OF strangers
n nartcipate IN todays and tomorrows proceedings.
The morning opened unproptously enough but by the
borr amounted for commencing the general exercises
tho clouds considerably parted, and one of the
,loasantest DAYS OF the las resulted.
The gathering OF Alumni Is said 70 DO larger
than usual but as the opinion Is annually e1-
ssed implicit reliance may not be placed upon tho
pssertou The Alumni registers bear gOOdB array OF
Dee but as from mOdesty other causes, numbers OF
enpi fail 10 report themselves the books 10 NOT Iuf
~ reliable criterion. Tho gathering ~ certainly large
n oh i'm the absence OF especially attractive features
liz y1cnr II may not surpass that OF other seasons
T 6rs meeting OF the day, that OF the Pm eta hhppa
ecet was but thniy attended, ana the undressing
,otne of business quickly disposed OF Inc eiectVn
~ ~ Choice OF the Rev. j. A. Tarbox, d. D. Presaent
Gr TyIuing Viec-Prcsidcnti Prof. u =; uInai' 7eSlo
torv. II A. Newton, Treasurer; L. . huuloi I1t' nec.
~ and A. f. Tyler, Asst Treas seNoIaI cIeet'ons VI
ddition 10 the usual list OF members rom tno NV Se
SSass we're given; among them the Rev; Dr. a -.
tJsr6son of bridgeport; G.. W. Atherton tIass OF oS'
lie Tey Christopher Cushing, ~, OF hol
~ RAYMOND, "a, OF Rochester, n l. Suhsequeht
aeetous were gwen: Messrs JOhn GRANT f. a. hulcn
i,eon and f. Porter OF the graduating chss' ing Sui
s,t o Nominations reported the name OF DE- McCOsh
a. orator for next year Prof. T. Dwbnt.p
90 snIstItute and James X. Lombard, brlugepoIt poet
az ~ o'cock The Alumni began 10 Rather III Alumni
Hall and half hour later, IioI Noa teis
III b,orary class this being us semicenfennlal Year,
Lo h,atd Chairman gracefully accepting the position
Mas S remarks full OF loyalty to his ma Mater ana %
kindly feellugs " her AuplerouS FVps Ato" 'N-''FN
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BELon Wednesday mOrning the 2s inst asr short lae VIII
liam Jared Bell Cnly son Of Jared W. Bell n BIS go year
from bis late ssenee sateast, second house
west OfThtave Harlem
California papers please copy.
BULKLEY-A Jamaica, l. WEDNESDAY. Juy a. Valera yss
Bs .S s d ., AOu H' ' MARY
The friend. the family the funeral at the rest
father Friday the 25d Hst Al oeoe NJ without
BARNEs-on Tuesday the 10th Inst clos aau W Spies
Of VIM. 4. aud Mary barnes, aged iaoatls 81, -,
deaes OF his grandparents twenty Thursday
morning. the 22d inst 1t 10 O'clock
BBNNBTAt Newcastle Y Monaay the 18th i1st Raymond
Edwin H. and Maria DeoHo aged months aud 10
The friend, Of the family respectfully ayiei 70 ai,sae
tho funeral services on Ihgl' ae 44i INST Carriages al NJ AHs'
DRRCK-At Bristol Penn sunday the sth inst, GsoFEs Breh
esq, In the S5th year Of his age
cSs.sa son Of Rsa and ANA ss % 5sa
The ianerA vi, a.s ace On ilgsut , % al E & Ci,s.s
Church, Jamaica, l. l.
FuLLgR-In Bpooklyu Wednesday Iav a. Frederick Bened
Funeral services viii be held on Fdda O'Clock at thu
residence grandfather. r. 8 Bsaediet No - Monroe
LEGGBTT-On Tuesday July 90 Flushing L. L. Frances p egsst
daughter Of Dr. cbarssP Ellen G. Leggs i Is yeaH
The relatives aud friends the funeral ThuTsi
tS 5I isoT S. ;iaSt,1 sf roiui q = o'clock
MAGBgAi Manchester E.and wslnssiy June :" Mr. WA'''
IL. eul. invited ss further notice to attend - Sn'' %a \,
stephens Charc TWa eshtht between Lex 'Son and Thru
M0RiSoS-ou "Wednesday July a. Maria Frazer aaat ebd Of chaA
H. anLMsua Morssa aget % az. ivl n s,,..4
s n, rs Lite iwslh.st Rsr remains Grsca-
Woo 81 rnent
Wednesday July ~ MeLaren Nle o.
Abraham QuackeubusA aged y v-arS
viii taxa place Fsay ssno1a - clock ifo hef
las residence No. g3l East kighty-siHib-sL
ROsS-ou "Wednesday July d. Csrdeia A. widow Of Samuel
IL
Iis friends the funeral ss the house o. An
rw GFahaa No 70 iorso't at oassE p H. Tia i-y 1as
lAyl
SNTH-on Nap.y Jay IS Spsaosr Edward youngest & ofJAHss
Z. and Julia berlng Suit- 49,
The relatives aad neudl requested 20 ater the funeral on
the 22d O'Clock at the residence Of h peeat No ~
Erventh-st
TTMPSON AT MorrauiA on Tuesday july 20 amer short ins
Lou Waterman youngest Of Jasl aui Marriott Impou sgs1
| TtgOnths aud IA DAYS
The relatives friends Of the family respectfully invited 70 seaA
the residence ~ h parents k0h-avei oiPoNh
ThrAsl MorrsAnia Thursday. JYly ~. Al o'c.9ek
uHDFRHLL-ln NswYoTk "Wednesday mong The tiss insr
Hetae daughter OF Eas aud Elizabeth Uaterh, Sgd
moBthA
and ends iltc stteud the 7eral on fnast
At ooIock hs residence Of her parents No 20 hss
Twenty seyeHtA-st
woOD-A sPasgown j. Tuesday the 2oth Inst, A'na WiH'
how, daughter Of Freemaa Wood.
A.
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sys oy aSthority Of the law has adopted distinctive
49, VIII hereafter be used until otherwise
ISreo ior all obligations and other securities OF the
Of coCrS Ses one Of its Peculiaresi the introduction
SILK cotton and other brOus material into the
uy Oh the paper while In the process Of manufacture
any me law OF the United States 1t is made felony for
PesOh 70 nave or retain in his custody possession
S paPer adapted 20 the making Of any such obligations
ana similar TO that designated by the Score
Vi e treasury, except under authority OF the Sec.
~ "a tae treasury or some other proper officer OF
Oneu otates and person offending against the
20. VIII on conviction thereof, be punished by fine
vACeeulng 5000, or by Imprisonment and cOnfne.
at hard labor not exceeding Is years or both at
the discretion Of the Court ' ' "
GEORGE S. BOUTWELL,, Sec Of the Treas
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qIrp EATON SCANDAL.

N me Edftor Of The Tri6"he'
sIR. observed recently, in an obscure corner
a,, r.ncr some details Of the latest phase Oh tno
Randolph scandal 10 the puDnoat,On
81 these statements in far as they are accurate II IS
mat no objection ought to be made but aoes II
not occur TO you that the Two dead
Gen no IN their lives honored by inc Yiied
AID the country might better nave sSnIsT 70 deal
hnoslv win the weak aud 10 respect the tei sTe
sose Who can no longer defend SEW 10 the
tnat ~ 6a focal reporter In question 10 ~ lie
imPfoprey OF his terierssnst9, w and distress
grave VI 'No - Very respectfully yours A.. r,,rox
'o'' ' FRIEND 10 MRS EATON
r.,s. YorI, July q, 1850.
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pr,zc. Of the Bnltimore saengeriest.

The splendid grand pianos prizes by the Ssengbnnt At BE
Baltimore Fest were daily presented the victorious soeesAs
rkrAnI HObOken QArette Cub-"bO are in eoaes with
their gueeut appearance splendid musical excellence The
beautifully marked evidently OF v.aeeu es
specially thousand logs which ALWAYS the 1hs
harmonic Of the mechanic Faues uniform nmes Of
bnce aud these grads
unqu.ouAhy the fnes, instruments ever Issued from factory na
well deserve the lay.t npon teeA
who have them. TheT
the care No. $50 Broadway the General ARr t
tie Knabe Company where they will probably short time
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TIE ASSAULT ON OFFICER HGGINs-AN INDIG.
49, NANr CITIZEN.
Coroner Flynn last evening went to No, 236
West and took the antemortem deposition
of officer Patrick Higgins, who was so murderOusy as
saultod on Sunday morning the nth inst IN West Six
eenthst by four ruans and beaten ON the head with
clubs after wrestling his own from him. The particulars
rsre given In TIE TRIBUNE. All bun one OF the rufans
escaped at the time they were aferward arrested
aud committed by Justice Dodge without bail The
names M tnese men were Edward Lennon, owen laftery
Tharles MeDermOtt, Simon Fitzsimmons, aud Hugh
Campbell All these men were tuy ldehIlneu Ny Oneor
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REVENUE DECISIONS.
.rtry DurT on MANUFACTURES OF BRASS, COPPER
AND DUTCH METAL.

WILMINGTON, July 21.-The following de-
esons have recently been made by Secretary boutwell,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, July u, 1859.
GENTLEMEN am in receipt Of your letter Of the 25d
~ ronlanipg of the action Of the Collector OF Gus.
ts an HewYork In assessing duty OF t5 per cent "a
ta,os az Bremen in ay last The duty in Ques
ZION was assessed under the act OF February ~ looy
Which provides that all manufactures OF copper OF OF
iicb conner shall DO q component OF chief value, not
otherEise provided for shall be subject 70 GUY OF 40
S al articles made Of the composition usually known@s
brass copper the component OF chsI vae o as act
live reason to believe that the position taken by
Ihe Collector ch bT gVIs' Composed, and as the
Jaw in question includes GIL articles OF Whch COPPER
the component Of chief value ms aeson ma sS ober
duty was correct The fact that brass ana many 1S
articles OF which copper forms the pripclpA part law
other distinctive names ano are pg World cannot be
eeTed 10 affect the question under the very comprehe
ave language Of the act reisTPeG i Iv Sec Of Treas
10 Messrs Fiske & Ritterhaus, EeW-York.
TREAsURr DEPARTMENT, July 10, 1862,
e,. yorr letter of The 9th utimO IL received, sub
hitting the appeal t6e9D OF Messrs Julius E1ri9ann
20 from your decision assessing duty at the Tse Oh - &
cent on certain Dutch metal and bronze powder
into yonr mort per Main June last, az manuIactufes
of which copper IL the eoInpOnent OF ene that
ts h55paser Teturned the Dutch metal as copper
chief value As per cent" and the prone PO"I Sn az
p8teb metal 20 per cent" and that deem
ing the return OF the latter Tso S SnUraiseP
In his report states that hs opinion copper ~ n1s nS
COMPONENT OF elief value Ia articles made IRON Dso
metal basDg this opinion In the assertion SDd5 g. ne
metal nj formed by tho union OF copper ana n ~ ~.
uteb natal although a. the same time ne reports
Insfai A. auufaeture Of which copper - the cVnPo
nent OF chief value" Thus RESTRICTING Tug m rt Of
tie law 10 articles manufactured Ia WlOle or ,. ,t
ths metal copper and 70 alloys composer ~ p ,s even
metal while articles manufactured " sas 49, yy,,d he
where copper Is the eompOBent Of e6lel value, Al
liable 10 duty under previous acts Ihe IN fbe
opinion OF this Departlnent embraces every
Of which copper Is the component o. cei y, "a ALLOW
re copper bs the simple metal on ~ ths io Vim ay ober
combination Of che Dicais, o. gtherwiss Ia
article or articles lt - the duty Tt ~ h cor.
asoTy Of tie Department decision Of te lssI ms
fOF decisIos A hereby confirmed, very fSspo.s,''
GsesaT \ YoiJTVEfI secretary % IfeASuiy'
Ton " GsISSgIl Collector at Aew'fefA
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PRESIDENCY OF MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY.

ANN ARBoR, Mich, July l0.-There is move
ment on foot to the services OF the RoV DIT An
derson President OF the University &c Rochester, as
President OF the Michigan University, situated at this
pace as the successor Of the Row Dr. f. o. Haven lately
resigned The Board Of Regents will, 1t Is thought ten
der the position TO DR. Anderson who' IL Is pehoNeu py
, ,,ds q, tho Trniversty at Rochester will decline IT,
owing 10 some pledges by implication made some years
since To tho Trustees Of the latter INSTITUTIONS bearing
mon his remaining at the head % the University under
certain contingencies Tho question OF the succession
will come mp az an early day before the bQaru oi 10
~ the literary men OF the State.
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Higgins az the who murderously assaulted hin IN
forming jury Officer Click called upon Morris R0berA.
keeping store at No. Eghthave and informed him
that he would have 20 Juror Mr. Roberts 80
fused and when the officer attempted TO take him into
custody drew pistol and threatened 20 blow the OH
GERS brains out He arrested and taken 20 the Sta
Onhouse and the circumstance being reported 20 the
of felonOas assault AS Officer Higgins not believed
TO be In dangerous condition. his assaIiants Wers
released on 81 900 bail each.
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TIE MAST HOPE CALAMITY.

Application has been made TO Judge Shars-
wood, who is temporarily stopping Milford Penn. foE
tho release bail Of Griffin the engineer Of the freghs
train which caused the accident at Mast Hope. Oaiy
three OF the Mast Hope sufferers remain Ia Pot
Jervls, and they arc IN q comfortable condition.
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THE INTERNAL REVENUE DELINoUENTs PAY
ING UP

49, Il ne information at the Internal Revenue Blu
eau from NewYOrk, is of encouraging Character 40
a as the collection OF the income tax is concerned IL
9Peas mat the Assessors and Collectors fluid the bust
s vi the year. IN this respect which they had supposed
nSheu almost as active ever the number of GENTLE
men VINO una that they now have taxable incomes and
thousands. IN v rri,,os 80 W., Ooi'i S 60 "
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snttiHl Artitts.

Special Meeting OF She Executive COMMITTEE Of ne ~
ASsm6y Distrst Union Republican Association ~ e ,iyt;
qpASers Ding siens No. e2 rhdAve THIS bltsR Ps1ieas
Ialy ~, 1869 a O'Clock. n H. DAN - -'
ALar. BoaAEr Secretary. -
PaienIs.-MUNN Co, Ma g P.rEsssg. ~ L. Ass'~ ~
tanning AMERICAN and EUROPEAN FAAAN-D'
TNentv.ave Years eEperence
Pamshet Of Law and Information free --- --S-r-s-
The " Nhtch DOS h'N ~ UFPTINSTALL. PaeAtee.
for sale BY a. - Nstiorai Hotel. Coutls1dts 81
-, 5,;s5 S,,.e T5e Malls Tor Rirope datgS x isS
iIs "a viii close At L on TVks,As . a. fslowss
TIagnAy apd SATURDAY AZ u "a ani ~ W. tc ia. 81
Is e and o. Il;3o H. IliiS ra SoSss NJ
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DIR. Kramer of the Episcopal Church of Sum-
init, ~ j., was while preaching IN the Rey. Dr. Tyngs
Church In this city, suddenly afflicted with blindness
which, according TO the opinion OF ocusts consulted can
be cured only by DR.. Kramer's confnemeDt In DARK
room for q month
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Total. .l7,297 1927
II votes for Congress, and


Dunn. Independent received 16 votes in this District
A Richmond. Va, dispatch of the Dist says:
The official returns show that the for Walker
$4,000 short OF white registration, and that for Wells
1900 short Of coored registration. The Objectionable
clauses in the Constitution defeated by 10000 There
appears 20 have been entirely new deal IN politics. as
only elk members Of the elected Legislature have
been there before. Thomas K. BOwden State Attorney
General, resigned to-day.
EThe comfy of States, says The ClerelGnd
Herald requires that Ohio Democratic papers should
omit all reference the "bloated bondhodes for fear
OF wOundng the feelings Of the Democratic candidate
for Governor in Pennsylyani who Is bloated Win
several millions OF dollars OF that sort Of property.
correspondent at Louisville, KY, writing
July 10, says:
is. Goladay, Democratic candidate for tho United
States Senate, whose sole platform IL repudatOn spoke
TO q email audience here on Saturday evening. Such
speeches as he Is making will do the Republican party
more good than harm He advanced no new or conyinc
ing argument favor OF reputation He says that Con-
gress had repudated debt to Kentucky OF about $780,
900 for saves beside several millions for horses
Of ioyalty II the Government would issue to Kentucky
its bonds bearing semtannua gold interest for these
shame upon the repudlator" This argiimont. which
certainly does not commend itself to any other than per
who suffered for their " want OF loyalty" was az
fOrcibe as any he made or probably that ne Is able to
make.
The Nineteenth Ward Jacob Cohen Demo-
cratic Club at BrevOort Hail. East Fifty fourth-s,
last evening for the purpose Of urging upon Ismmany
visor The meeting presided over by MI Grossmayer
I0 h'[S1uGSe vas eTnre.ssd by
the speakers with the manner In which they
had been treated by the TammaDy pOtentRtes. The
German speakers especially in their denun
Citations Of Tammsny and demanded the nomination FOR
their candidate one Speaker said that the nomination
was called by some people the regular nomination. by
others the Tsmmany, and still others the Ring nomina
ton Whatever II they wanted IL, and must have IT,
for Mr. Cohen Resolutions adopted pledging the
support Of the meeting 10 Mr. Cohen, and appointing
Committees TO canvass all the Wards Of the city III his be-
half There appeared 10 be deep hatred for Iamnany
among the Germans mingled with fear that they would
vet be cheated Of the regular nomination by the po
litcal iugglers.
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PIIes-ItchinR Pies-Posiiively Cured sso Blind asd
Bleeding Pes HsiHla Salt Rheu and All Diseases Of tie Ske @
the RossNAS MCKiSsrRY Hudson. y
Propreors Sold BY all druggists Wholesale By r. HENRY, No
Colegepace, New-York-
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THE GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC IN on'o,
sANpusKY, Ohio, July 2i.-The SEMI Ahm1 ,''a
Convention OF the Grand Army OF the
state of Ohio commenced here TINS iliolni"e a. "A.
anoe IA large and tho proceedings HARMONIOUS Al Az
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RECEIPTS OF RAILWAY STAGE AND FERRY COM


The following tables show the gross receipts
Of the different stage and railroad lines, and places Of
amusements together with those Of one ferry company,
and the amount feet OF gas consumed in the city
during the month OF June:
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LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS.
uRqr INDIA MARKETS

PARIS July 2i-Boarse haoTant; Rentss 70 r.. 97c.
HAyRE July market closed drm for stoet oa the
spot aud aioat
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

HAVANA Juy 2There better Feeling ihe Sugar market asd
sh but quoaas are
changed Exchange United States short sight gold 4gs per os
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THE YACHT SEAwEED.-Dr' D. II. ocne na,It,
-, seayeod Tonic fame, has had steam yacit pun
Win most OF tho appointments OF s'eamSuP' "u0
named her the seaWccd.
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rRTr- wuRRIWRIGHT-1

FRLT-wHEELwRIGHT-On wednev July a. at the Church Of
the Holy Communion the Rev Lawrence, EtviH NJ Felt 10
MARY D. daughter Of Washington Wheewrght al o.! ibis city
WALLACB-WARB-At Schenectady. n. Y. Wednesday Jolly T.
by The Rev Mr. WortInau rsenee ~ the brides Mar
shWern ESQ., william Wallace and JenRie h. Ware all NesfSSk
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AARRIED

The Earth Closet Company Hartford COnn SsssroOm H
" IsDLK Co No 597 Broadsay. Nsw-lork.
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POLITICAL.
VIRGINIA ELECTION,

The following are the only two Congressional |
Districts in Virginia from which we have received COM
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THE FRENCH cABLE-A NAVAL COURT-MARTIAL.
,eENRRAL PRESS DIsPArCH.I

A erroneous and contradictory statements nave re-
,srtlv besu published 1t confidently be repeated
st there will be no interference with the landing Of the
french Gable. this Government having Deen II i
& matt viii conform to whatever terms Congress
may prescribe in the premises no a99aqGdy' however
ia NSysi General Court Martial has been ordered to
n ,e'" sf ire Eavy-Yard at Pensacola, Fla,
coht5 "a Of August FOX the trial Of Captain Frank
LIZ of the Marine Corps. The Court is to be com
LILA ~ tile following named ohicers: Commodore
HrScne and Captains Gibson and Armstrong, OF the
,y. Captains Hibb and Bishop, OF the Marine Corps,
1 II ,syI1asier Wait OF the Navy, Judge Advocate.
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rnr 80 nANK NorE PAPER.

WASHINGTON, July 2i.-The following ho''''
As been published by tho Secretary OF tho Treasury
TREASURY DEPAR1 MINT. JAZZ, ~, a ases
1skes 4 hereby gwen that Tie Secretary " Wv
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THE KANSAS PACIFIC ACCIDENT.

dress was delivered by Gen. J. Warren Kefor The Con-
Yention will last two days.
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DIED.

Al Notice. Of Marriages must be Endorsed ciA hsH
Il Ia raaa
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Charles II. Porter over Hu
Milford, Ind, received
Cook. Ind. rpceiyed 0Qs
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BELOn Wednesday morhng the 2 inst atsr short uaeas WI
JaredB onlg Of Jared W Bell 10 bis 3ld
The funeral will Friday. the I'D o'clock
from residence hundred second house
west Of Third ave. Harlem.
rs1f ,rnan ple emmy.