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Sehr Lizzie DaAes lBE Macdonald, ST. john n b. IL DAY" "3
Schr. Kent Morgan, ROn!yu. for Proyie1ce
s ss Gs s Sa,P sRoa ERG S Boston
scbr IDA L. Howard, smith kllabethpor foe hAle@
schr John Broois Roberts, Enlaoehpo[s for paIl River
s cSr TT1lea isi EisaSehport for Belfast.
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schr Tryphhis HickersOn Port johnson ioy Pnotssr~
Sohr II. 1. Wood, johnson, Virginia.
Jane, Leek, virginia.
Schr. Eclipse, Thompson Ftrg MA
b. r. WOolsey, johnson. virginia.
Helen NJ waite Cot, Calais 9dsys WIN hummer 70 nse
Sc6r. JIchin ShOte Roodout or Belfast
schr. Ocean wave, BrOTE PrSylence;
Scbr Terapiu Wooster Calais With lumber TO Boyd williams
schr Aden ismlin Lesi. Bangor with lumber T. 81
Co.
Staten Islander Hammond hetaen ior bhLA"hpprt
james Selsey, Jones Hartford.
scbr Mary johnson Phnny, Plymoah for Rondout
Keller ThOmsstOu with Line 70 aEtee Pr-saf
Gfnn, Rocklsnd, with lime 10 j. X BtOwux
Schr Mile Frank. BdSars NewHayen.
sehr Able MOI Wilton Plymouth
Scar +. lockwood Dunn Providence fOr Philadelphia.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
CHaRLEsroy Aug. l-AniYed schr C. G. Brooks frou ses
York, aud D. W. SdckBey trou Richmond
SPOKEN.
sehr Abtie Campbell hence for Indanoa 10 lays Aug TAT
81 81, Ion %.
WTAIFRS.
SpokeuSchr NJ Parker ProyncetOsnl, Aas ID
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MEMORANDA.
Spanish Havana Capt Alvarez, should 10
Maria Antonio" not Marie AutOuette"
Johnston from 81 Pierre Mart reports having
% NJ DAYS north O haiterss the brs
Balmo sailed days len 70 port barn ote.
Baltimore loading aud sailed IN company With big Iopc sri Toe
Baltimore
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MEMBERSHIPS NEXT GOVERNOR.

10 me EdltOf OF IHe ITIOHHc'
SIR: You touch the keynote of Republican
success in Ncw-Jersey when you say that victory will
depend on proper nomination Jersey voters are good
thinkers, aud you cannot rally them around any man
merely by a party name They have seen in Gov
Randolph pure upright Governor and will vote for
Repulican who cannot give promise Of az good record
The state is Republican, but party spirit alone will not
carry it.
Iwould suggest, then, 10 the Convention two
kinds OF men who be defeated. First A loud
mouthed demagogue, reckless OF speech and dependent
on sound rather than sense for his arguments Such
man might come up for consideration. II So shun him.
A Jerfeymsn can fathOm such man at once, and his
nomination would defeat the party.
SeeOnd: The candidate must be man whose honesty
and morality above reproach; JeIseymen as a rule
live sober lives and apt 10 discuss thoroughly
reflections on the character OF candidates presented to
tben Shoua then a man be selected whose record will
No, hear probipg shun hin. He will he defeated.
IaSfIyi Sbun every candidate dependent solely on
length of purse local popularity or mere business skill
for Recommendation New-Jersey can furnish can
dae logical In speech just and honest in character
and eyerYwhere recognized as popular leader Choose
hlH, 'OiEh
NOryist0rH, Aug. II, ISL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-18
DEMOCRATIC RING IN INDIANA

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 14.-Every few weeks adj
ditional evidence of the infamy OF the last Democratic
character is in the development OF the designs OF the
parties who engineered the Kankakee drainage law
through the last Legislature. Under the forms OF the law
most gigantic land scheme Is put in operation that
threatens TO take from the land owners Of Newton
County e5I3956; Lake County, s597794; In Jasper
County, sGl9GG in Stark County $s64273; in Porter
County, s5sO6f; in LapOrte County, I,O9s6l4 !;
total OF SiG37I23 which, by law becomes first lien
upon S,2 Of land in said Counties equal to 81 ~
pretense of draining the land by the Kankakee Valley
Drainage Company an organization under the law, with
the following corporators: George CasS OF pittsburgh
who mot own one acre OF land IA these counties
George w. Mcconnell OF Angola, Indiana, who has no
land there; W. d. Wright of Cincinnati, who owns 80
acres and eight other persons, seven OF whom are resi-
dents Of Indiana and profess to 40 acres each up TO
500 and one-Mr n. d. Howell Of South Charleston;
Ohlo-who he $500 acres; and the entire land
owned by these corporators lying Ia these counties
amounts to 5000 acres.
Now the owners OF 5000 acres, not worth TO exceed
$4,000 propose TO assess 6s7l2 upon 64Si2 acres Of
land owned by citizens Of Indiana, many or whom i've III
counties remote from the district and owned by non
resdents and to issue 100000 bonds, bearing inter-
per cent due In 20 years principal ana interest
payable in United states gold coin IN the Gly OF now
secured by lien 624S72 acres OF lana situated IN
the north. counties OF indiana TINS Com
great natural dam OF stone some 10 miles IN extent at
Momence. Illinois, eight miles from the Indiana
propretOrs have perpetual charter from the State OF
Illinois and paid capital OF $4,000 II is not likely
that the waters OF the kankakee Will be reduced one
inch by this Company TIE whole thing Is stupendous
fraud upon the public, and as 1t Il being managed by
leading Democratic politician, who was instrumental in
eecin state out of her swamp lands, given by Con-
gress for school purposes IL likely the game
land is 70 be thus taxed and sold are greatly excited
and are holding immense indignation meetings and
solving defend their rights to the last extremity An
attorney arrived in this city to-day to get out an nunc-
ton against the companies disposing OF OF the land
As said bonds in the hands Of innocent holders would be
held liens against these lands the swndlers would
reap their harvest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-18
CALIFORNIA.

TAXPAYERS NOMINATIONS IN SAN FRANCISCO.
SAN FRANCISCO Aug. 17.-The Taxpayers
Independent nominations for Municipal officers and tho
Judiciary wero announced this morning az follows:
For Mayor-William Alvord; sherif-James Adams;
County Cerk-MaJ. William Harney County Recorder
william L. Higgins; Treasurer-JOhn A. Bauer; Assessor
Alexander Badlam; Survey0r-Rchard H. Stretch;
HarbOr Maser-Capt. L. i. lwards; Coroner-Dr. j. d.
II. Stman; Fire COmmssiOner-E. N. Torrey; District
AttOrney-Danel j. Murphy; Municipal and Criminal
Judge-Maurice c. Blake; County Judge-John A. stan
ley; Probate Judge-M III Myrick; Police Judge-Dayis
Dwinelle
The Democrats have already fun ticket in the field
and some Republicans dissatisfied with the division OF
the Offices by the TaxPaycrs also propose to nominate
full party ticket.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRES.

Tho planing-mill of the bloomsbury. Penn,
Lumber Company, with the adjoining buildings and a
DWELLING house, was burned last night The loss ~
SO 600; insured in the following Offices Wyoming, S5l5
Htna 81 9Ss City Fire, 1904 Springfield s0i Peoples,
1894 Royal $1,000 Central $3.50 WilliaInsport, 1888
The dwelling insured $500. The fire caused
by lightning
A taDnery owned by A. l.. Peters, near
brunswick, Lower Canada, entirely consumed by
fire last night. Loss probably $4,000 no Insurance
McSOreys shoe factory adjoining, sustained the same
mount Of damage. which was covered by insurance.
The Glens Falls COIp.ny's paper mill was
partially burned yesterday morning Loss Is about
$4,000 fully insured.
J. s. Johnson's paper-mill and barns, at
Northeast Pa were burned on Wednesday. Loss,
$4,000 to $4,000; insurance about 1000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-18
MASSACHUSETTS.
THE CAMPAIGN FOR THE REPUBLICAN HoMINA-

From The Boston Journal

from NJ boston J0urnaL -
The friends of the Hon. A. IL. Rice for Gov
ernoT of have decided To take the eld ac
elv m snuport of their candidate and TO use all honor
ahle means 10 secure nomination ana election An in
formal meeting was held at Youngs Hotel on tuesday at
this city, and 10 appoint suitable person az secretary 10
attend 10 correspondence, &c. committee appointed
No G. Yonng's Hotel which will be open from To-Day I'LL
the meeting OF the Convention and be supplied Win pa
uers 40. Cant T. Waldo Denny was appointed Secfe
iary MIR Rces friends invited to yst II Tor CONSUL
tatiOn. ~, ,,,..h,uu,o,.
friends az the Bay State House In Worcester OhdA 20
look over the field and what his chances are I0r th
nomination. The -four western counties ana portion OF
Worcester County represented, ana the opinion was
expressed that he could carry the vote OF inc iou
help from Worcester This opinion Wa5 hoi c0AthIou m
Boy ali present some gentlemen uOuEh M JonLn
would Ice stronger candidate. and tlat the country
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THE JUMeL ESTATE NOT FOR SALE.
TO the FdttOr OF The Tribune.
81 g., ,

SIR: Our attention mas Deen caheu 10 GER
tain statements in the newspapers that Nelson Chase has
been in negotiation with agents Of tho ex Emperor Ma
poeon and the Queen Christina for the sale of the
landed estate OF the late Madame Jumc at Manhattan
yille for - 10000 As counsel for George W. Bowen,
the only and Lawful heir or Madame Jumel ana the
only owner OF this property. we advised to give
notice that sale of Il has been made or contemplated
by him The entire estate of Madame Junel IL IN huga
ton in the United States Courts and the claims ana
rights OF viii be submitted for decision the com
ing Autumn. Notices of lis pendeJS are on hle, which
give legal warning TO any persons contemplating pur
chase. LEVI ,. CHAifIElD'
Nom York Aug H. 1911 GIDEON j. TUCKER.
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P oatant Editorials published in THE DAILY TRIBUNE,
Sae,is 2 % o. merely local interest: Also Literary and
"a I leence; Reviews OF the most Interesting
cor oItln New Books; the Letters from orr large
~ ~ OF eorTespondentsi the latest news reeeyed Nv
,rn,t nom aslDgton, and all other parts OF The
w.. summary or all important Intelligence I'm thI,
S'y anu esewhere; synopsis of the pToceedlnes of
Eews; ckciusive Reports OF the PROCEEDINGS M Ire
FARMERS Cub OF the American Institute; Taks aho,t
rfuI ana other horticultural and Agricultural informa
ton essential 70 country residents Veterinary DenoTt
ment; STOCK. FINANCIAL. Cattle. Dry Goods and General
Market Reports; making II, both for variety and com
peteness altogether the most valuable interesting and
Instructive WEEKLY NEWSPAPER published IN the void
The Full Reports OF the American Institute Pailnrr(
Club, and the various Agricultural Rcports Ia each nun
Dor are richly worth years sub5cr pJon.
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D15TNrECT THE GARBAGE Carts

TO me Edttor Of The Tri6une
SIR: Now, that the condition of tho city is
exciting the attention OF the Authorities would sug
COST thai d5infectants be put into the garbage carts
The stencil arising from docayed vegetable matter.
which they carry about with them everywhere. Ia ntol
CFablc N that keep our houses and streets
perfectly clean II these deathfispen'Dg vehicles are
looked after b. the Board or Health oUFFbRBR
Nov lOrh, Aug. rs, 1871
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From The Richmond Wig, Aug. Il

From, The Richmond WIG. Aug. L..
The Southern States, under any falr app0r-
onment that may be aGOped T1 ngS nd @
Electoral College. United and harmonious, TINS would
constitute power adequate ioF tbe Ie mot
ment We have common interests-one especially
q towering and controlling s RqGage S eaP
laton black and white, into solid mass for joint and
common action Slavery has been abolished Bu Sacey
has neper been paid for. II constitutional and
Vested right if there be such thing. No Government
ever conscaed such property and Of such magnitude
without compensation TO the individual 1t would be
mOnstrous If 1t did and it would unsete and cOn0und
aud leopard all other rights The blacks can be made TO
have the same interest in this night the whites The
market value of the property at the outbreak of the
s,n might redress the whites the other hair mould con-
sole IL e. bIibel he blacks and prove far more sub
santis blessing than the imaginary mule and 40 acres
of land"
present time. But 1t Is shot in our locker, which we
are unwilling surrender and would be ready TO
whenever opportunity presents itself. Southern Con-
ference, either the coming Winter or at some future
time can arrange the programme, the mode measure,
and time for urging tins clam; we wouid not hurry
tit is permanent bulwark ana source OF safety and
harmony 10 all the distracted elements OF Southern
society. Whenever the signal Is gwen II VIII bring
white and black together, shoulder to shoulder.
The North sold their slaves and pocketed the
money, and then confscated the slaves Of the
6av must 1S paS for IT, Il only question Of timeand
though all, white and black, very poor, we
not impatient They turned the poor blacks out Of house
and home with the delusive promise OF mule and 40
acres and left them 10 the cold charity OF the world
The blacks must be paid for Their cOnnscated home
and right to protection. But, already stated,
do not urge it at the present tlme We however, are
unwilling TO abandon IT, or leopard it recovery by dis
handing an independent party organization. That indie
pendent party may when all other expedients
Shall fail Gen. Grant himself might be Wiling TO achieve
reflection by according all and more than we ask
At any rate 1t is the best trump OUT ana JudlciOusy
played mas win the game. The weather is too warm for
elaboration Hints must suffice. Wise men can take AMI
ponder them and be good in them like bread cast
upon waters, Will return to bless US after many days
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THE STATE or TRADE


UDMINIII NAKNTIF
WUMiSGroy Arg i1SVirs of tmrentus hrn a. Nia h"ss
steady % % Tor raned Ne 80 - os RTa P,ie ast
% - lor Pale Cr1's eey % ~ Tor i0s aud - "
for Nirgin Tar steady - D.
NJ" OIyAs., AUG lFloar qaet, sDerlne. - 70. Double
Extra 46 25i Treble E 90 Con Unchanged Oais Il a 10
mani At SQ. Ilsy and Bran unchanged Pork daR 81 st@
pa refused Baon irIogur Storfets ~ Ceir Rib p Clear
Siies So Soae stR at tial5o bTcSsnge-ssfirg la
Coll, llI. O,hfr articles Gnri
hHwAUzEE, Aag l7-Fioi s'e1;y. Byin Spring. - 0@sS
wheat ln No At ~ 051 sier AGJs No at III 90 Ost bIsl
No a. Nc Corn Hntld; No Mt1ag Rye scarce No al
DE- Bsr'y> png No p Il 5 Lave fgit,Wbes 70 Bsfslo.
- ke ts-!OI h.it Flour 1909 tsI. Wheat ShPnests-
l.0) bbls Flour. tyOl bush. Wheat,
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KENTUCKY.
LATEST RETuRNs.

Boyd County, Harlan, $40, Leslie, 1876; Car
ter Harlan 723 Leslie, Clay, Harlan 49, Leslie 49,
Critenden, Harlan, $685. Leslie, oil; Mercer, Harlan
l.135, Leslie, 1906; Monroe, Harlan, &c., Leslie, 555
Twelve counties remain to be heard FROM four OF which
gave Republican maorities last year Their vote will
have but little effect the majority The totals of the
other counties Harlan $3.50; Leslie 10000; Lese's
majority, 34,611.
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that tho perspraon from the body causes them TO he
come oxydized If the watch u well made ana carefully
handled the springs viii rarely get rusty have seen
slated IN nmInicatiOn from Geneva that plated
spring viii work longer than scgc,l ordinary ones
ke,o- YOrk, Aug. H. 1871. L. H. u bhRHAROf'
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FIRST PAGE.
Editorial Notes.
Foreign News.
Washington.
The National Balance
Sheet.
Extension Of the Postal
MOney-0rder System.
TIE Treaty OF Washington
Miscellaneous News.
SECOND PAGE.
Among the Hills.
Selected Miscellany:
Economy and Work.
About Canoes.
Traces OF an Old Custom
Sequel to the Gamblers
story.
New Publications:
Tyndall's Hours III the
Alps.
Humorous.
Advertisements.
THIRD PAGE.
Under the Maple.
Sir Walter scott.
Through the South
NORTHWESTERN Virginia:
Down the French Broad
Valley.
Personal.
FOURTH PACE.
Editorials:
Scott.
Our Next Legislature.
The New-Orleans out
rage.
The August Elections.
Carl Schurz's speech.
Disposal of the Five Per
Cent Loan.
Organs and Organism.
The Republican Organi'
Zation In this City
Facts for Friends.
our COroan Elephant.
Cholera.
FIFTH fAGF.
Political.
THE. NEW-YdRK :
Is printed on u large double
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BUFFALO LrvB STOCK nAaKRr-Aua. r.

Cattle naet dul and ciseT 2ios unFs0rci Eastern reports
ayorbe receipts the weea 80 dunng tine last week.
%! ots ae' ~ hI atcreGns - 10 ~ p ly@po nosN ~
oute hure sheep SHADE drn-r ~ on1 taken receipts dRnng
last u Loar 10 a esc Averaging 81 d. so
So 81 crirere t0s r~iy ,hd dl light receipts sbich
only eight four % Which Sc
head. dyluE on .0l y. A 81 1lap3 ID
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GREAT TRUNK LINE OF NEw-JRRsEY-THE VINE
LAND RAILWAY.

TO he EdttOr or The Trt5une.
SIR: In your article from The Vineidnd hide
pendent upon the above subject you misquote when you
say the Vineland Railway graded to Yneand the
ON inst. II should have "Opcned" II graded to
the Bay and the iron is now laid 10 BrldgetOn. The
tracl-ayoFs in a short time will reach tho Bay.
G. X. LASDIs, Pres. Vlneland Railway.
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spesial Notices

Lea & Perr.ss' sauce
THE OF Sa...ss. and il Is unrivslsa Tor Us s,ror
~ a Mp %"estl} !, acssr. LEA PEKHiNs F"
making or yeslips eoanierfeas- ..e, e,,>~,e
'O AGENTS NEw.YoR1
~ ou ere FOND Of Plain Taik, read
r,,popoRE 7TILToNs LETTER TO HORACE
GREELEY.
THE RIGHTS OF WOMEN. . ra
Published thus weeks number u
THE GOLDEN AGE.
AMI t,t ~. a sl tae asss SlaR4l
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nonsg sn's sni cornp, practices 81 the rers ,
% snf also In continuation Of the tructng heryiepc mob lie
hHo~ itiI-ns the 18th Of July last FO WI
motion by Cen. George w. Palmer urging the mecca
silly or calling the Republican State Convention nj tbe
earliest possible day 20 nominate State officers was a,o
unanimously adopted. ' - 80
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would rally on him very strongly. The opinion was
pressed that on the failure OF Mr.. washhurne's leading
In the Convention handsomely at first his friends would
rally strongly on the can late whom the Boston delega
ton wOud present be 1t either Mr. Jewell or Mr. Rico,
In opposition either to DIR. Loring Gen. Butler.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-18
BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK nAexpr-Ac. T.

Cst,eAase' iu and ovr an aies quote be-, ss
usc first quality, 4tdfic mcum, p 4tc 0rnarY
305c rcspts 2Z0 fead: saos ST. bead sheep dol except
gooI m demands good sheep. tat, good %
fi0:c receipts $500 head logs In good demaui mpp.
hghI. unutrI a6ie. Ir.ept. 10 heI.
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P1SSENGERS ARRIYED.

PROM BRRsEY-In steamship Kon Avg II-B ohm. Lou, De
valid VIM King and .on y Wolf Car y sshaaz Ho Eiobe PtI
Jaooby Rooob Schsrg Julius Preiberger ~ hsSf lores
intsn and family. Caare Book Fany t9r
child Pap sohg.zof Christian Rtbefg n Lutsn O. Assbe, u
LnlsBeyci BaunscSweg lld mily, Llama GasHasa. " H.
We Ia.
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Frederick Litten, a drug clerk, recently en-
ployed at Haydens drug store at Washington and sixth
sts Jersey City, attempted suicide, last evening. by
swallowing three grains OF mOrphene. He wac found in
sensible in the Eysan Fields, but recovered under mel
cal
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NORTH CAROLINA.
LATEST RETURNS.

Ashe County gives 72O against the Conven-
tion $50 for Cherokee 40 against, $40 for Haywood, 39
against for rede TT against, 1i6 for; Yancey. S
against The footngs Of 81 counties a the state
but three show majority of 9lo6 against the COnven
ton.
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The City Accounts.
New-YOrk City News.
Marriages ana Deaths.
Announcements.
n. Y. Wholesale Prices
OF Country Produce.
Boston Live stock Mar
ket.
Albany Live stock Market
Buffalo Live stock Market
Chicago Live Stock Mar
ket.
The Texas Cattle Trade.
Cotton Markets.
European MARKETS.
SIXTH PAGE.
Agricultural:
Why He Wouldn't Sell
the Farm.
American Institute
Correspondence " the
Farmers Club.
Raising Crops by Irri-
CATION.
Cream OF the Farm
Journals.
Through the West.
Horticulture and Market
Gardening.
Tree Culture on the Plains
SEVENTH PAGE,
The Old WasherwOman.
Home Interests.
General Notes.
Imported Jerseys-Card
from the American Jer-
Cattle Club,
Farmers Advertisements.
Real Estate:
Advertisements.
The Dry Goods Trade:
New-YOrk Horse Market.
New-York Cattle Market.
Displayed Advertisements
EIGHTH PAGE.
Commercial Matters.
Grain, Provision, ana
other Markets.
Advertisements.
TEKI.Y TRIBUNE
Medium sheet. mIting ei eht
.ch u eontaur- all the '"''
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A PASSENGER MISSING FROM THE STEAMER
BRISTOL.

FALL RIVER, Aug. E.-Newell Sturtevant, a
passenger the steamer Bristol from New-York to hi,
place last night IL missing. His coat hat vest were
found in his this morning, and 1t Is feared be
lost overheard.
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PERSONALITY TELEGRAPH.

THE BREAKING OF wATCH-sPRIHGs
To me gdifor OF The Tribune.
SIN. Please tell your correspondent that the
...son that watch sQrinxs break IN July and August "a
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NEWS OF THE WEEK.

THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this week is ready this
morning. and contains in addition 10 the general news
,I,a
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STATE or THE WEATHER.

TELEGRAPHIC REPORT FROM SIGNAL SERVICE
CORPS, u. S. A., or OBSERVATIONS AT ll:4l
O'CLOCK LAST NIGHT.
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