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PERSONALITY TELEGRAPH.

...Lieut.- Gen. Sheridan is to be the guest of Col
lecOr Murphy at Long Branch
Howard Smith, of North Carolina has been ap-
pointed al Assistant surgeon IN the Aavy
John MCGraw. aged 20, a shipping merchant Of
this city. died Of paralysis yesterday, in Bedford " H.
Mrs II. b. Stanton and Susan b. Anthony paid
Wit Of sympathy coincidence Mrs Fair in jail Francisco
Thursday.
....Selden Wright, a Democratic candidate for
Judge Supreme Of California hal his leg broken 5F ac
the Pacific at Santa Barbara on Thursday
Secretary Robson and Gen. Casey. Collector
OF and flny the et Grant
Long President Grant leaves there Monday Port Ham
i.t0n.
Bishop Whitehouse has given official notice TO
the yemn Of Chrs Church THE Rev MI Ceue ST. Of
his intention to hold Episcopal Visitation to that parish on sunday
August H.
-. Gen. Capron and party will leave Washington
Monday II San Francisco Dr. Autse will take
him large Of me hne specially prepared and the newest sur
gic1l appliances
jose CorrescO and ValenaianO Vidansetta, the
yesterday Mexico route for Sesiork ami Europe
month from single mine Both
eral mines.
49,. Lieut.. Grant, who was graduated at West
month"; W shngton He has leave osbsence until
October will spend his Union Pacific Railroad turning
hi, attention practical engineering He has been offered position "a
civil shoui be Ike the position, NIL
bis Commission the army and enter on civil le
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PERSONAL.

The COmte de Paris, in letter just pub
shed but written in January says that he is willing to
support i0yally the French Republic.
Senator ParSOn BrOwnlOwa pprises his friends
his convalescnce by satrc remarks about the Press
announcing him various places IN Maine aud Tennessee
The Rev. h. II. Storrs preached on a recent
Sunday his Goth anniversary sermon at Braintrce,
Mass and expects to preach his 0h In the same place.
Charles II. Webb (" John Paur') says it is a
vexed question whether the initials A. o. H. stand for A.
Oakley Hall Ancient order Of Hbernians but the tax
payers called upon pay their money for the amuse
ment OF BOTH probably they may be permitted 10 take
their choice He has another wicked observation about
the riot He that he read in report OF IL that Col
Fisk marched at the head of his gimrnt with noble
elasticity step. John Paus mind is bewildered with
doubt to whether this does does not indicate that
the Colonel was wearing his celebrated gum shoes.
MendoOn-men, the King of Burmah, who
lately sent his envoy. the Baden Woon, to England
some extrayagant Oriental designations in his diplo
matte correspondence When he addresses the Vceroy
of India (whOm he calls the English ruer for instance,
he STYLES himself, "His Great Glorious, and
Most Excellent Majesty, who reigns over the King
ThOOnI Prautta, Tampderpar and all the great
surrounding mbrca-bearing Princes; King Of the
Rising Rum Lord OF Land Water and Lives, Lord OF the
Celestial Elephant, Master OF many White Elephants and
tho Great UphOlder OF Righteousness" with the one
exception that OF Lord Of Land, Water, and Lives,
the VcerOy addresses the King by the foregoing
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LOUISIANA.
REPUBLICAN PRESS CONVENTION.

NEw-0RLEANs, July 4.-The Republican
State Press Convention adjourned this morning sine de-
after a stormy session. Tnero bitter contest
throughout the sttngs OF the Convention between the
Warnoth and Dunn factions Of the Republican party.
resolution ndorsing the entire State administration
and the measures advocated by the State officials
voted down by 20tO14 Resolutions were adopted pedg
ing the newspapers represented TO faithful advocacy
of Republican principles contained in the Chicago
platform; declaring that President Grant has proved
himself TO he honest public servant and, after rcci
ing what has been accomplished by the Administration
promise TO support him for denomination in 1872 They
also pledge themselves 10 assist heartily the Republican
State Central Committee IN its efforts to alay all faction
feeling the party. They will advocate rcrenchmcnt
and economy in the administration Of the State Govern
ment a reduction Of executive patronage and power
remission TO the people Of their rights directly to con-
troll the officers who collect the taxes of the State and
such modification Of election registration, and auxiliary
laws thereto, as will prevent frauds, &c
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was robbed $50 WORTH for which Mr. Lddo VIII SEM
The city n BILL -, ~. r,,hth ava pronri etor ~ A
tore will sue the city for S26 damages caused by
tne osbea proprietor Of the oyster-house NO; sos
IhS sustained 1900 damages, and attaches all the
ic 70 the reckless firing Of tho 9th Regiment lilo
will sue the city. 10000, ,,,o .ro ~ No 40
,,'htt 90, recounts his losses follows: Damages
ilii,Tv 500: by the mob $50 goods stolen by
"a mob $40 making a total of SlGO damages lie VIII
ny i an AGAINST the city for the full amount
Morris Isaac. merchant tailor OF No 3lS ElghthaVe,
had his door broken by the mob and reckohS MS loss
nj s50 He will sue the city. .>, %, ,s
Admin Schinke who keeps the bakery Mt NO ga nag
showcase and several large panes OF gaSs DI0hen, anu
a., nine cut OF close the meter lie Will sue INC
CITY for $50 damages. . NJ 900 uo hoa
Emauual GAM has a cigar store at No. US ne nad
toto action against the city TO recover $40
/ Topitz of No 26i West Twenty iourlh-S,, uoWh ,
town merchant had his private residence uau'u ~
by the firing of the military He intends To sue inc Guy
f..r Z 1.p int l
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BARNUM-On Thursday July - Sarah Duum willow Of Joshua
@ f !, of The family are invited to attend the fuoea fr,s
her residence 29 Eas; Tvent venb on saturday July IS
O:4j The remains will be taken to Dantu Conn for n'r
BEYyET-In BrooLlyn suddenly Juy 49, Heee Bennett
VIM A Bennett ani Ouly daughter Of Ar Elizabeth Hanson aged p
Re syes and friends are respectfully attend funeral
her late residence, 81 Crauberst On suadA july 10 ocoes
BEDPoRD-on Friday Jay residence Fort Tyou, Washing
ton Heights ~ Amelia Bedford wifi Of Dr. Frederic -..or
Her relatives friends ard those Of the f respectfully nei
70 MONDAY morning July H. At J from G'es
Church, Broadway aud fenh7st
CONDIB-Ou Thursday July 49, Elizabeth Conie 10 The I'd ger Of
The funeral will take pue Sunday the le;l Inst oc2cl FROM
the residence son J6j West Tseu The Friends Of
the family ar eciiu'ly invited
CoHgY-0n Tn ssy July 49, 1871 Walter Prescott infant
William H. and Nae l. Cohen agrl a months
rn Saturday 5s1iy' srnooS JOY g. i from S -
uUBBELIAt Farms July - 1911 CALVIN w. labbe igsi -
R5 ySaia vii BE- aIea to Iine.boro' M..,
HASSARD-Ou THURSDAY july 70 n cholera niuum Rer ouly
child Of Richard aud the late Maggie Hal age non ad q
Relatives and friends are nvei to attend the funeral from IS
st. BrooAyu. on sunday afternoon, at ) O'Clock
LoUNSBERY-on FRIDAY Je{ Il, AM Nara Loansbeg, wife Of
yAg H. LOaa1S ' ~ ,g g f 5 az are invited TO attend
the funeral Moniay July D. al p N from be- late reseac No
323 East Tweute,hst
MATHgws-on Friia, morning July Il Phoebe Miller Of vii
Lam Mathews in TIE III year Of her SO, , .,., -,
from residence ia Eas. keyeut sunday July 10,
ats
MlY-Sudeny Thursday morning 'e lh Mar Mt sie Of
VIM H. Ml deceased ami daughter o. te late ls1ac Robins
friends invited 70 attend The rt O he fsilrns
Of her father In Nix 81 West Tsel M lh Ssur
ds tie 18Th inst Remains ALL be taken TO GTeeA-
for ntenuent.
PIGGOT-In this city Friday jay t. Mara Pgso daughter Of
the late Joseph PggOt, Of The city. .....,,
Funeral service az Der - Esst hlliled n s''eeih
-, sabbath AeHoou at cocoa tnoa-o 'lo hm' '''
iuly invited.
sCoTr-In New.York suddenly weinesa 18th ia't ''f
james Scott in tle 50th OF bis age -, ~. 49,,
The relatives and friends OF tue family are invited 10 attend the Hern
from the residence mother 10 sackest bio"Ap' W ~
urdsy. ; O'Clock p IN. -.
sTEwART-suiieny on Friday july Loe @ eldest d'asnet OF
james and Catherine stewart her isih year
Notice of the funeral hereafter
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DAMAGES CAUSED By THE PLOT

Inc damages caused on Wednesday. partly
he moo and partly by the firing Of the city. amounts
eSS uhah $1,000 The following list includes most Of
each: 'U'''''N'u -
Dsnel Cregan proprietor Of the liquor store No 97s
- suffered about 500 damage. caused nv the
without paying or it, several rgo Gf anci 19e liquor
we pace hreaking bottles and causing cor.der3lle
r Csmsgis Is MI organs intention 10 sue the city
al, ~ n Andrews druggist Of No. 27s Eebaye recto,s
f,o AZ ABOUT 800 The nature OF The DAMAGE il as
gaN gas window, two glass cases Two gls oio ia -
5 {ai, ID tW0d0lar bottle, OF perfume and o,, MN,
been caused nv ~, us aoole damage supposed 10 have
vii ~ PfluMes were stolen by Tho mon Nj d, fr'-
vi Present his bin TO the citv ~ NoO MI Andrews
T. A. Shaw keeps "A restatrrs1+ O., ~. ,,o ~,
ety fot I ~, ana intends 20 recover SO from me
II Wig compelled 70 keep his Mace cr0std ~ '
This u,sce ~ heeps the jewery store az No go
~, window aud breaking a UI,-i,' .'4uE mo M
above anon" Dr. Mcdonald will sue the CIV for The
and xps Aagwin keeps a tea and coffee s,or o., ~, no,
seeking aeeu Dy the mob, who broke INTO 49, a'
for 30 from the militia. lie viii sue tie civ
Their wiSdS sn'on are plumbers al No 2se Fi,b,to
viii sue the civ cnu sioek were damaged son and No.
John KOehler i !. recover love-, the fun amount
2Sl HIS ss, uDsmith and keens a stor. ~. ~,
shots Nred awning was damaged bv 70 stofe al NO.
the city II He will put 10 bili OF sIs against
No. Iss Keeps secondhand ,u,rtrro s,o..
where he baS crowd broke into the base,S SS5,e
He says that Lis loss ~ looking nasses stored
tny ~ pay H. &c about $50, and he expec{s me
.esas so S.n occupies Tp No. 2 where he keeps
mo his place he Is IN , goo by the militia
~ suit nave satisfaction The ee city IN i ana shade Gs
tT ", W, ", Roach has produce s,o,. ~. =,
abd yS i Oh glass IN the store do NO 2s9@ He had
wiz sue tie city for S. uoor broken by the mob,
worm Of glass and cfoce shop az No. 300
~lnages '-9' nc also viii sue tLe cit ~. 'no Hlop
a . Be. saloon, s '1 Lghthave, proprietor OF
Ldde. s4l lie viii sue tLe CIV ~ D' tho firing
s''4e' ~. w Eighth ave,
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ARKANSAS.

To the Edttor Of me Tribuhe.
SIR: In your issue of the 2Sth ult cor
respondent Of Little Rock, Ark, declared that the Wings
OF Arkansas had turned Democrats. As one who has
been OdLine Wing since IIarrison's election in my
childhood beg leave TO deny the assertion and to claim
that Arkansas Wings will affiliate quicker with Conser-
vatye Republican party than with the Democratic. We
do like stealing though either side That there
has been vast amount OF corruption in and intriguing
by the Radical mot Republican, party Of this State, since
the war, they cannot deny; but That the Democrats
would fail do the If they had the power no one
believes. We must have departure from the systems
which have heretofore ruled this State and the time
will soon arrive when we shall strive for a change.
GONE OF TIE OLD LINE OF 20"
Fort smith, ArE., July G, 1871.
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POLITICAL.
CONNECTICUT.
PROCEEDINGS IN THE LEGIsLATURE-NEw CAP
IrOL BUILDINGS.

PROCEEDINGS IN THE LEGISLATURE-NEW CAP
lrOL BUILDINGS.
HARTFORD, July H-In the House, to-day,
the resolution appropratng s5OOOoO for State House in
Hartford after some fbustcring to delay action wns
adopted by 100 Yeas TO SC Nays.
resolution was also passed appointing Gov. jewell
Senator Buckingham, the Hons. VIM. II. Barnum, W. ID.
Bishop, and Judge shipman Committee to superntend
the construction of the building The Committee Ia re-
strained from using tho appropriation until the city of
Hartford shall have appropriated like amount and FUR
nshed site for the building. resolution was also
passed authorizing the city OF Hartford to issue Capitol
bonds. These resolutions have passed both Houses
resolution making like appropriation for Hew-Haven
made the special order for Wednesday next ghe
House adjourned till Monday afternoon, and the Senate
TIL Tuesday morning.
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THE RIOTERS.
RELEASED ON BAIL.

RELEASED ON BAIL.
Justice Hogan decided yesterday to release on $500
1 each TO keep the peace for one year. the rioters
,,,nst whom there was only charge Of carrying con-
called Ueapons. The following gave bail:
Martin Toilet, bailed by P. T. Carney of No 70 Cort-
landt-st.
Thomas NJ. Gumartin baied by James Flanagan of No.
l97 Chatham-st
John FauOn bailed by P. II. Carney Of No 70 Cort-
llndt-st
Andrew Bowney baIed by p T. Carney Of No. 70 Cort-
.andtst
Michael Malyin, bailed by Martin Oakley Of No l12
Nottst
Patrick Kelly, bailed by Alexander Patten Of No. 70
BI1ter-sL
Edward Crook baled by Patrick Campbell Of No AS
West seven;oenthst.
Patrick J. Kelly, bailed by Thomas Duffy of No. 228
East TDrty-seyenth-st
Michael Ianihan, bailed by John Mcguire Of NO. sOi
secOnd-ave
Patrick Green bailed by John Mcclure Of No. sOi
John McCabe, baed by John Early Of No. 22l Eliza
0eth-st.
In the Court Of General Sessions. yesterday Francis
Eeil, one of the rioters released on $1,000 bail.
HELD FOR TRIAL.
The following rioters were examined and committed
Tor trial:
Hugh Deery, John Conner, and Thomas Coleman, for
melting riot were committed 10 await trial al the
Court Of General Sessions in default Of 1900 bail each
Bernard McGuinHess, young man, who, when ar
rested claimed TO De reporter for The Star, and on
whose person found concealed large slung shot,
was held to bail in $1,000 10 await trial on charge Of
carrying concealed weapons Richard Walters of No q
East Broadway became his surety
John Hayes and Samuel slUdlen. for carrying con-
ceacd weapons, were committed TO await trial in de-
fault Of s. 900 bail.
Edward Lamb, who arrested for having assaulted
Detective Capp, while the latter was making an arrest
onWednesday, was held 10 bail in $500 10 await trial
hoBas Began Of No. 100 King-st became surety.
John b. McHugh and John McHugh, who were ar
sted by Inspectors walling and Jameson on Wednes-
day within The police lines, and in whose possession
we're found pistols and list containing the names Of 50
gi'ons VINO mad enrolled themselves as National
"'Oein'an volunteers, were held to bail in $500 each
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B0sroN, July l4.-The recent vote in Massa-
chnssots on the question Of selling malt liquors shows
the following result Total number OF cities and towns
$780, prohibiting the sale by vote OF "No," CT; by not
voting, 22 by tie vote ?. Total number Of where
sale Is prohibited places where sale is permitted by
vote OF " Yes" 80; towns not heard from,
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WEATHER REPORT.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, July II, ISL p. m.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, July H., lS1l-7 p. m.
Synopsis fOr The past hcenLg-fOW hours
The barometer has risen somewhat at the
Pacific and Rocky Mountain stations, and still
from Ohio Missouri and nOrthward The area OF lowest
pressure has moved Lake Huron eastward extend
Ing its Influence south ard Virginia. Failing barOme
ter has to-day prevailed In the Middle and Eastern
States with fresh winds from the south and east.
southwesterly winds have continued from North Caro-
lima TO the Mississippi, and threatening weather with
occasional light rains, has prevailed this afternoon
the coast OF the same 70 yon Heavy local rains fell
during the night in Kansas and Nebraska and lighter
rains on the lower lakes Partially cloudy and clearing
weather has prevailed during the day north Of the ONO
and Missouri Rivers.
Probabilities.
The barometer will probably rise the Lakes, with
clear weather from Michigan to Kentucky ana eastward
The area Of lowest barometer will probably east
ward the Bay OF Fundy by Saturday morning Fresh
westerly winds probable for Saturday on the Allan
tic Coast aud the Lakes Partially cloudy weather with
southwcstery winds, Will probably prevail In the south
ern states Dangerous winds are not anticipated
Storms merely local are not considered.
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THE STATE or TRADE
DOMESTIC HRrYFrs

wnsiSGros. n e., july lt-Sr-ts rs-p,-i,. ,.,., =. a.,
hosn trmi ~ 90 for htranei; 20 Tor So. Tor h, sss
~ D for Virgin Tar ~ wv
NV ORLEASs, J1y H-Pour quiet superfae 1895 Db
75ci whit 78agoc 0li, scaree 100 b. u loat ~ So
and hm; Prime SO Ch0c r. lover Mo-
l6 Bacon doll snd Shoulders e Clear RIB se De
Clear Sides lOl cured Hams Choce lsHl6ic Tsr fn
1erce, Ll aoi. Keg liGllic dull l0s Pn..,
ll@liic WHISKY steady Western Krtl5i 4icGt a. " Oof}
trn stock ghti sal's at 1i@l5c LrhsngeSng 1tt ss~
York sglt per premium God. llls.
AUGUSTA. Ga july lfCotol closed Quiet ,ni Gnn 10
erpOoi MIdlngs receipts 60 bale sIes 3 b1lx.
July 1.-The port intsror Los.a
for be week t,4Ia . As follows.
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THE VIRGINIA EDUCATIONAL CONVENTION.

WINCHESTER, Va, July I3.-Ihe Educallonal
Convention consumed nearly al the morning session in
debate on the expedency Of having regular classes In
defamation and elocution In the schools The subject
went over tin the next regular citing Irot John H.
Minor being chairman of the committee having ~ IN
charge. stanton Was agreed on rs the place Tor hoh-
ing the next annual meeting. Ia Tho evening session
the subject 81 the proper mciLud or t hithchai
les vs resumed nud discussed OF length judge Frfhr
OF the Alexandra Female seminary presented report
of iht Y.r.l Committee the Proper Curriculum Tor
small Schools. which was received resolution TO-
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pASSRNGPRS 1RRLTEn

FROM IOHDON-In steamship Rr.r Jolly if.-Bi-rn
n Cbotier Monde G. Chsuc W. THOMPSON rotor Ar IesrA
J. K Carer Do1all r. Fuller, Mrs s. Fuller MS tor Pollen
Mrs Bull aud infant
FK0a GLASGOW-In steamship Furo2,, Jay ~ Bo. Nc
family an fr Ham Roo. Nh Danger Msi
Danger Ms Parker Mrs Eananc Jl kiukne Dr. Glen. Mn.
Miller and family.
PROM HAyAyA-In steamship Ce)pa,a Jl3e lg.-MrN IL
France chden NJ II. Williams ". Bru1 T. u. Stevens X
Graves J. g. Norton r. Miriuh Mr NJ. Mc ami chdrea
Vsnteaer s. Caspa j. T. Boys, 3ac Eslol, otlsfl. Nf
FandeD Mrs Fa1s A NoEeAo.se. T. At'yo. " iha. 1i s
the
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TIE KENTUCKY LOTTERIES BROKEN UP.

CoyINGToN, KY, July 4.-All the wheels
books, &C. OF the lotteries in operation at COyngton
were seized to-day, by the Coyngoh authorities IL Is
claimed that the charters have expired by limitation
and that under the present laws Of Kentucky they are
Illegal The persons who control the lotteries were ar
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DEATH OF JAMES A. OATES.

Mr.. James A. Oates, the manager OF the
Oates Comic Opera and Burlesquo Troupe died' last
evening at tho Grand Central Hotel at 81 o'clock MI
oates has boon suffering for the past five years Win
bronchial affection, which eliminated In consumption
lie was born ia Cork Ireland, aud camo to TINS eo'i'
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department OF our City Government Is headed by or Ia
linden the control OF Irish Catholic, with the excep
trOn tho Mayors Office, and that, after the dastardy
attempt Of its occupant 10 deprive number OF our c
wish 10 claim The Herald The Evangelist desire
any further proof OF their error
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VA WY youhe went upsn the stage IN i8CJ or 1884,
anu oecahe very successful As a light comedian lie
o M, tno present opera company two yeass
o, w,t hls Wiic ~ the head. Mr. Oates will be ricd
WIN masonic h0nors on Sunday next an ~
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TERRIBLE HUEmcANE-FoUE LIVES lost

CHICAGO, July IA tcfnDlc hurricane NI9-
tied St. Joseph, Missouri aud vicinity last night Houses
were uurI0f0d or blown down IN every part OF The city
-Four OF five persons were killed Us the hghihng aLu
falling timber and many persons were injured. Tue loss
property cannot tal below s4JJ,ODJ.
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The Benefit of Good Advice.-TLanks 70 Mas HNsLOw'i
SoOrSG SYRUP have for years been relieved from seepe nights
painful watching nth poor, suffering teetbny children.
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Wedding and Visiting Cards, Iuuh Stamping Note PsDeE
WM EyLRDELLs lOi FUToN OlD DurOH GHJRch
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" iPPTED

i0 the bolse n ne bii+ hH<s
VIM g. Nuns,n esq Elizabeth y J.. by e Rev D. Dunn hr
Isaac H. Arthur Of Quincy, H. to Miss Sarah husso1
STERRY-pEARLAtB Iibug n Y Thursy. JGg - by n,
Rev t. c. Lawrence l. ". Seny y! AewlOrA 10 H. l. Pearl u
tie former place
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PROHIBITION IN MASSACHUSETTS,

duestng female teachers TO become silent members Of
the Association tabled.
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The Late Bishop Soule.

p,suop souLs LISIMENT invented by Lr late Bishop Soue
l.s revolution IN the cure Of Ncau'a Rheumatism heaagi.
- nd Spiua Complains Spruns &C. Try it sfl Sou rot
~ cost For sale bT }. y Hkhkl Col
rlsoe al irugiits Price ID cent, suf ~ - bottle
Pos,-Onire NoIicc.Tt Nss Tor lro.s tang o. a.es 81
irr SATURDAY J4 Dr. fi, 1901 m Once on n h>Al a
IN d. on NEuAE DAl a. u u., f'1tl a. ~ a. m, sl9
"a "a ulkDAl =. ~. T. Al. JONBs, los-sse.
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Possry cured Blind Bleeding Pills Fsns sst Rheun,
all the skin b. the " hU''AASs CS sent by mf
Ros.NAS MoK SsrAT, huls0a D. T. PwPnetofs
Wholesale BY JOINS r. HENRY
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Parsons Purgative Pis-Best family Ph.sc, 20 N Dor
SHEDANs CAyALKr CoSDlrOS POwDEas 0r HJsa AID sock
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Gpeeia! Nciltco

~ q ,,,,I, HI,cking universally scknosiclsed the be,
-. the leather doe, not soil clothing ans gives
as, =, n. be Japanese v,ru SOLD by all grOce aud shoe
=, ,r.t...i. Ageec, Futonrt
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wInchester,s nypopho.phL.e. VIII cur. Cos.rnrEIos
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Zcx-Z1Z.r-EEE1-


Al Notices Of Marriages mast BE- Endorsed Hch fai
nam, end 03dy,,s
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LONDON July 1.-THE Cunari steamship china from New YORK Ju
8 for Liverpool touched at Que,u.t0nn to-day and pe i
SPOKEN.
ship Pride Of the Ocean, from LONDON N.gl0A % is out J1t
IL lal. q 81. Ion. - D.