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PROCEEDINGS OF THE CONVENTION.

OrSnnizafion-kimbnl II Nominated for Gov
ernOr-Plafform of Principlcs-Thc New
Departure Endorsed-Opp osition 10 High
Tarins-Amnesfy Demanded.
AUGUSTA, Me-, June 81, 1871.
The Name Democratic state Convention met here
to-day. Albert ). Rice OF Rockland, was duly
elected President. Carl Roberts. the candidate for
Governor last year, declined nomination. After
some preliminary business the Convention adjourned
till this afternoon.
Afternoon Session.
The Convention reassembled IN the afternoon, and
Mr., G. q. KimbAll, OF Portland was nominated FOR
Governor receiving AS votes; scattering IS. The
following resolutions were adopted -
Resolved, That burying out Of sight all dead and
the all
application TO the present affairs and condition OF
State and country. address ourselves to the vital
issues aud questions OF the hour, bringing them
and determining them by the living principles of
dcmocracy promulgated by the fathers of the republic
OF tho United exists, denouncing the
by which the the law OF the that
will faithfully support the constitution OF the United States
and that demand tor II strict
ton protect equally the rights Of the State nd
vduals.
Resolved That We cherish American system OF State
aud local governments and win forever defend the
against centr allied federal power 1850
Resolved, That rsc, The idea Of repuda.'on OF tho
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NEW HAMPSHIRE POLITICS.

Caucussing Of the Members Of the LeRisla-
turo-Thc Democracy Bothercd-A Hard
Hearted Independent Senator-Dodgin4 the
Issue-Republicnns DOwncasf.
CONCORD, n. H. June 81 1871.
The House met at three O'Clock P. M. and passed
number of bills.
Thursday, at eleven O'Clock, was assigned for the
election or State officers, ana a large number of
notices were given.
The several parties are In caucus tonight. The
democrats are very much bothered about the posi-.
ton OF Senator Smith, and last night several Of the
more prominent OF that party were with him in
his rooms until after twelve O'Clock. At
the same time an anxious party OF republicans
were waiting In the parlOrs below for an oppOrtunl
ty to see him. but they became tired before twelve
and retired It has not been made known whether
Mr.. Bingham was satisfied with the interview.
Mr. Cooper, the labor reform candidate for Gov
ernor, has extricated himself from any entangling
alliance by q visit to the West.
Much Indignation Is expressed here by the repub-
cans AZ the proposition to disranchise Portsmouth
in the Legislature by sending home the Representa-.
tives OF the First and Second wards on pretence OF
lack of votes.
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TEE PUTNAM COUNTY MURDER.

Opening Of the Trial Of Edwin Recd-DiTl-
emily in Obtaining Jury.
CARMEL, N. Y, June 81, 1871
The trial OF Edwin Reed for the killing of Daniel
Mccormack was begun here this afternoon. Over
two hours was occupied in getting jury. The first
and principal witness was Thomas Pickett
who was with Mccormack the evening OF the
shooting. He testified that Mccormack and
himself did not 60 into the shed cover
Ing the milk spring; that neither OF them had
bucket or tin can that evening; that when Reed
shot Mccormack he was only SIX or eight feet away
from him; that neither Mccormack nor himself had
seen Reed coming as it VS. dark. it being about nine
o'clock they had been taking walk and meant to
get drink OF water at the spring, but did not stop
there; they were past the spring when Reed fired;
mccormack was walking at the tune The rest OF
tins witness testimony was to establish the facts
OF the Killing, which was admitted by the defence,
and to explain some minor details.
Ii. b. Fowler, G. Couch ana William O'Brien tes-
tilted 10 having seen Mccormack aiIer he was shot,
and 10 having heard Reed say tnat it was he who
had shot Mccormack. DR.. Seth Shane, OF
Rationale in his evidence, said he believed McCor-
mack would probably have lived had he received
proper medical assistance. DR.. Frolan, of Brew
ster, testified 10 the same eject. Both doctors,
when they considered that the wound in the spine
was the main cause OF death, thought that other
circumstances combined to make the wound fatal.
The prosecution closed this evening.
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o n Z r u a r Y.

Yesterday morning, at his home, In New Bruins
wick, N. j., ex-senator Amos Robins, one of the
foremost democratic politicians in the State died
after an illness lasting several months. The de-
ceased gentleman served in the State Legislature
some twelve years-nlne In the Senate and three IN
the Assembly. He was twice presiding officer OF the
former body-in 1854 and 1868. Three years ago
In the gubernatoria nominating convention he gave
Governor Randolph tight brush. In the canvass
this fall he was regarded OF the lkeliest for
the nomination. In early life Mr.. Robins was In the
dry goods business IN New York with his uncle, a
wealthy merchant, who, dying there years ago, lett
his nephew q princely fortune.
Deceased was abont nfty-sx years OF oage. His
unexpected taking of has occasioned u very deep,
sympathetic sensation throughout the State. Re.
publcans and democrats unite In saying that New
Jersey has lost true-hearted son. He was born
IN this Fourth ward OF this city.
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,iona dent and believe be the duty OF the government
liabilities.
Resolved That the democracy opposed 10 high pro-
tective tarn believing II to be based false phioso
ply, destructive to the Industries OF the naon deluve In s
proeasons tax levied the for the benefit OF the
Few calculated to foster great monopoies aud not In effect
permanently 70 Increase the national
or hasten the liquidation OF the pubic debt.
hesove Tha the imperfecons OF the Civil Service under
the republican ACKNOWLEDGEMENT further application
OF the rule OF examination to qualifications, which tho
democratic party since and in favor
this important particular.
Resolved That would extend universal TO the
south AZ the best corrective the
apply to soothe all irritation. local uegulay and
disorders and resoe peaceful harmonious relations
tween the dheren sections which the only permanent
basin OF union ana should be the chief aim of national
legislation.
Resolved That the recent action Of the administration In
usng the power OF appointment TO override the settled de-
cson OF the Supreme Court regard dangerous and
ominous Indications and demonstrating that since the
grand coordinate divisions of the govern safe
from executive usurpaon the uphodng such
CANT assumption unit the position Of trustees
of constitutional liberty
Resolved That IN the Hon. G. r. Kimba the nominee Of
TINS convention we recognize gentleman o intelligence.
honorable record thorough democrat and firm friend Of
the workinsmen, and that pledge him cordial aud
united support In the coming election.
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PARIS REPORTS.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

Adopting the Prussian Army Systematic
Reviow-lsambetta's Position-Tke Republic
can Candidates.
PARIS June 81 1877.
The Prussian army corps system has been adopted
by France.
THE REVIEW.
It Is said the Longchamps review Is fixed for
Thursday next
THE FRENCH LOAN IN BELGIUM.
A great effort Is being made In Belgium TO obtain
subscriptions to the French Ioan
GAMBErTA's POSITION.
N. Gambetta arrived at Bordeaux on Sunday and
will shortly deliver speech on the reorganization
OF France. M. Gambetta adheres to the views OF
Jouis Blanc.
THE REPUBLICAN, CANDIDATES.
The Central Republican Committee has reported
its list OF candidates to be supported at the election
on the I'd July. The list Is known to be headed, by
permission, with the name of NJ. Gambetta.
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schrJ Price. Fgerron. Danesvefo New York. with s,ous
sshr Louisa Francis Kelly. New Bedford for New York
schr Mary woodhui. Davis, Port Jefferson for New
York a..
schr $ Rrowa, Mott, Norhport for Albany
s scsr :. Girs re hul,e .use's Landing for Croton
sss sw sgsn 6 s ksr s1.s
s scr E Essss Handy KGckpor Tor New Yor
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S%hy Glen Ssv FOR o New Yosp
ssSr sfpsy s Ms.. ssT rSsp New York
schr Amelia 4I,, Terry Provdence for New York
s ssST S T.sy. ERIE %
Schr u Person, Ferris, Darien for New York
steamer Electra Mo, Providence for New York. with
and passengers, to Isaac odell.
BOUND EAST.
steamship Endeavor 90 coast survey, Hutchinson New
s. ., nah aucus Walden New York for Boston
Brig nereas, Gibbons, New York Tor s. John. MI.
sasss sss New YORK YORK for syss G
sch Asher Carpenter, Glen Cove for New York
Drew Miller EssSeshoo Ss for r. bridgeport ridge
sSr noas Sr Sae%
schr Timothy Fields Emerson, New York for Windsor
sehr 0Tegon ; Perry. New York for Bangor,
Schr en Brown Pierce Eiizabethport for Somerset.
Schr Frederick Hail. peton, New York for Portland Ct
schr s stanclire, Moore New York FOR Portland, Ct
Schr u Brainard, Bnel, New York for Portland, Ct
Schr Sarah Marta. Mann. Rondout for Boston.
Schr Daniel MARTA Martini ashington, NC, for Ros
ton
Schr Il Schultz. French, Hoboken for Providence
Schr Mary Matt Bishop, Rondout Tor Providence.
Schr VIM Henry Wilson,. Newark for New London
= scbr Elizabeth Archer. Rondont for Bangor.
Schr Frazier Frazier Auiboy for New Haven.
scbr Only Son. Frisbee, Rondout for Gardiner
Schr Abner Taylor DOYLE New York for Boston
Scbr DR. VIM Powers CrosDe Elizabeth port Tor New
Haven
Schr Empress Kenney New York far Boston
Schr Delaware Cole, New York for Salem
Schr Terapin WOOSTER Port johnson for New Haven
Schr Annie, Doris, New York for Dennis
schr Globe, Terry New York for Boston.
Schr Forest Belle, French, Eiizabethport for Bangor.
Schr Este Blossom, Hatfield kondout for Boston
Schr Ira Bliss Hudson, Ezabethport for Provdence.
Schr Dart. Williams. New ork for Stamford
schr Neie bloomneid Hobbie. New iork TOR stamford.
Schr Edward Lindsay Gibbs Rondout for New Haven.
Schr Elias Ruuyon. Campbell New Brunswick for Hart
ford
Schr ARIEL, Austin. Euzapctnport tor Salem.
Schr Florence Mayo, Hail, Hoboken for Salem.
schr Jane Louisa, Munro, New York for Calais.
Schr Mary Covington, New York tor Rockiand.
schr Stephen Lee, Springer Eizabrthpo for New Red
ford
schr Sarah Quincy, Quincy, York for Bridgeport
schr Veto, Walls, New York for Boston.
schr Mary Louisa. Hamilton New York for Gloucester
Schr II Gould, Chase, = for Boston.
Schr Niglant, Nickerson, New York for Boston.
Sloop Housaonc, Smith, New York for Brookhaven.
Sloop Rosebud. Pierce, New York for Norwalk.
Sloop Residence. Hall, Amboy for Lynn
Steamer Electra, Mott New York Tor Providence.
WHITEsToNE III. June 27-lI .55 PM.
Some half dozen schooners for the southwark be-
tween the Islands above at sundown They viii remain
night.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LoapoS Monty MARKEr.-LoSpoE, June 27-4:20 r.
onos closed IT g3 for both and tho account.
United States nvetwenty bonds. 1884, sOa4 1867 old, g0
1856, 90; ten.forties, s3Z.
FRANKroEr MONEY MARKET.--FRANKFoRT, juno rs
Eveniug-Uutcd States hye-twcnty bonds closed vs. x
for the hsue OF 1862.
PARIS MONEY MABKRT.-PARis, June 26-Eeenng -
Reutes closed nj sci. 15c
LIVERPOOL Corros MARKRr.-LivERrooL, June 27-
80 r. M.-The market closed duh Middng uplands,
SID mdding Orleans, SD. sd. The safes OF The day
been bales including 5000 for export specu.
laion.
LIvERrooL PROVISIONS MARKEr.-LrvxRpooi, june
gCheese, b Cd per tor the best grades OF American
LONDON PRODUCE MARKEr--LoNpoN June 81 Even
inr-Luseed OIL asa 1os ES3 los. ton. sprs urpen.
tine, i0s. n t0s. I'D. uer cwt.
-Whca lie Cd Genital for ceforuia white los I'd
los ei for new red Western spring lis sd red
The ut wheat for the three days have been
lVVc0 quarters nclud,ns I. 800 American
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

FLORENCE, June 81 1871
King Victor Emmanuel leaves here tomorrow for
Naples, where he viii remain until July l. Thence
he viii go to Rome where he is expected to arrive
on July 2.
The exact date OF the transfer of the capital has
not yet been anncunced, but there is no doubt now
that 1t viii take place within very short time
Nearly all the pYblic buildings III Rome which are
being prepared for government offices will be ready
On suy l, and several high iunctionaries have
already been installed in their several departments
Many more will follow In a few days.
The question whether the King will assist at the
opening OF the Chambers has not yet been decided.
While In Rome the King and Prince Humbert will
be presen. at the Inauguration of rife practice
meeting.
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Personal Intelligence.

Baron Lederer the Austrian Minister at Washing
ton, Is staying at the Clarendon Hotel.
Governor John W. Geary, OF Pennsylvania, Is So
journing AT the Fifth Avenue.
George Peabody Russell, OF Salem, Ia stopping at
the Albemarle Hotel.
Captain |. n. Burritt proprietor OF the Washing
ton Cd. CO. sunday Herald is in town. after plea
SAINT trout fishing IN Pennsylvania.
Senior ID. Enrique Font de Fonsdeviela, an at
tache OF the Spanish Legation, is domicled AZ the
ST, Nicholas Hotel.
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LONDON June 81, 1871.
The miners on strike in South Wales now number
5000 and there seems to DC no present prospect OF
q settlement OF their difnculty with the companies.
A suBrERRANEous EXPLOSION APPREHENDEp AT
sHEFvIELD.
suptcrraneous fire Is known TO be raging at
shenled and fears are entertained that It is in the
old colery which extends the very centre OF the
town.
FREE AT LAST.
The Fenian convict Burke mas been released from
imprisonment upon the condition that he reports
yearly to the magistrates.
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THE POPE.
The Holy Father to the FRENCH Catholics-Libe-
raj Catholicism as Bad as Communism.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YoaX HERALD.

VERSAILLES, June ~, 1871.
The Pope In his reply to the address OF sympathy
from the French Catholics praises the zeal they
manifest in the cause OF the Church and OF himself,
ana in abiding to the Dollinger movement de-
nounces liberal Catholicism as evil as formidable
rs revolution or the Commune.
His Holiness further mentions in feeling terms the
calm and heroic manner in which the Archbishop
and the other priests met their death at the hands OF
the insurgents and encourages the faithful to go
'ln wedding out those pernicious theories which
rendered possible the advent OF the Commune
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In VrIOmphes In PUnu.-The World Admlr0A
beauty, but In one thing than the human face, and
be- who contributes to making people beautiful does good
be goodlookng and not be better honester
and consequently happier This has long looked
Paris that city OF wondrous fair and polite for
fashions and for those cosmetics for beaufyiug
the complexion and preserving e AZ IT, natural color and
Entail. CREAM or MAGICAL BEAuTIFIER dis
covered and placed In the market did this country realize
the contamination of Partisan skill and science herc In s
midst. For thrytwo DIR. 0ourauds has been
familiar IN fashionable circles the discoverer Of
science the name of Parepa-Rosa to the lovers
OF Indeed merorious Is his celebrated Oriental
Cream that gifted Parcpa Rosa and other celebrities
taken with them 10 and unite with thousands
i'm this country In testimonials OF Its merit 1t by
auful and far wherever society s and adys Dress
ng table Is complete without Its is like drinking
the spring perpetual youth being touched by the magic
beauty Tho ladies say that the
bottle OF To mis- bow, in which he dips he
arbed point of those Instruments of the
obdrate old bachelors for It Is the fair
rich demon practical
sophv. Dr. Gouraud well be proud OF the favor IN
which held the fashion society,
popularity of his preparation hut still of his
taton for fair and honorable dealing gained through thirty
of honest dealing with the trade during which
time he has hundreds preparations sight,
while ho has continued to grow In popular favor.Rock
Island tIil } Argus.
Fond stesei, New York, and OF druggists
A.--For "a stylish and Elegant summer Hat
90 10 ESpENCHEIU Manufacturer. llS rect
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, June 2S-I A. nj.

WASHINUTUN, Z6--I a. M. ]
Synopsis FOL, the Past T9centy.tOu' Hours.
The barometer has faeen very generally east OF
the Rocky Mountains. and is unusually low on Lake
ontario and New England. The Temperature has
risen slightly at some points, but is generally I'M
changed. Cloudness has diminished with occasional
light rains Oh the South Atlantic and Gulf States,
aud clear or partially cloudy weather is now
ported from all points east of the Rocky Mountains.
Fresh winds from the southwest and northwest have
abated during the evening.
PROBABILITIES.
1T IL probable that the central area OF lowest
barometer VIII pass southeastward, over the
Middle States tonight, with threatening weather
on the lower lakes. Fresh southwestern
winds are probable Tor Wednesday south and west
OF the Ohio river. and light winds ON the lakes aud
the Atlantic Coast.
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TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

HAVANA, June 2T, 1871.
Charles Westrop, an American nsurgent colonel,
has been killed.
Captain General valmaseda in a proclamation,
offers to pardon the Spanish deserters and grant
them better terms Of II they deliver up their
present chiefs dead or alive.
He gives large rewards to those conducting the
loyal troops to places where they surprise tue
insurgent camps, and also TO those contributing to
the capture OF the principal leaders Of the insur-
rection.
The execution Of Marmol confirmed.
AN IMPORTANT SURRENDER.
The insurecnt Generals Fernando Espnosa ami
Jose Mendoza-the latter general or the celebrated
"Cannao" cavalry-surrendered to-day, with sixty
two armed Cubans ana ninety other persons, at Las
Parras
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I'VE INDIANA kU sLUx.

LOUISVILLE June ~, 1871
Circumstances indicate that the outrage on the
Moody family near Orleans, Ind. Sunday night
was the result OF family feud. and that the assas
eination OF the whole family was coolly planned.
Vigorous efforts are being maaa ~ procure evidence
TO confirm. these suspicious.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

BERLIN, June 81, 1871.
The Emperor William has decreed the dissolution
OF the present army combinations in France and
the formation OF all the German troops in that coun-
try into one combination called the "Army OF Occu-
patton Of France" OF which General Manteufrel is
appointed commander.
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lliesl.

LYEcH.--On Tuesday. June 81, BRIDGET, the he.
loved daul liter OF Terence anu Julia Lynch, In the
10Th year OF her age.
The relatives and friends respectfully invited
to attend the funeral. on Thursday, Junc 90 rom
81. Bridgets church. Eighth street, corner of ave-
nue. b, at two O'Clock p. NJ.
For other Dedths See Ninth Pd0e.l
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GERMANY.

Centralizing the Army Of Occupation in France
General ManteufTsl To Be Its CON-
mander-in-chief
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ITALY.

The Proposed Transfer of the Capital King Vic
tor Emmanuel to Enter Rome on July q
What the King and the Crown
Prince are Going To Do
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ENGLAND.

Tho Miners Strike in wales-Nine Thousand
Men Out Of Employmcnt-A Subterra-
neous Fire at Shefiisld-Ccnditional
Release Of the Fenian Burke
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he upper House has adopted the budget OF 1871.

Austria Not Apprehensive About the Turkish
Russian Rapprochcmcnt.
PEsTn. June 81, 1911
In the Hungarian Delegation to-day one or the
minister's in replying to some criticisms upon Count
Beusts foreign policy, said there was no such recon-
Citation between Russia and Turkey az should &C.
passion any disQuietudc on the part OF Austria.
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AUSTRO-HUEGARIaN MONARCHY.
The Financial Condition OF the Empire The
Hungarian Delegation on the Reconcilia-
tion Between Russia and Turkey.
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

VIENNA, June 81, 1871.
r AT the session OF the Austrian delegation yester-
day the Minister or Finance announced that all the
financial requirements of the government for next
year would be met by the estimates already laid
before Parliament and that the small anticipated
deficit in the revenue Of the present year would pos
siby be covered. The discussion OF the army budget
will begin to-day.
The upper House has adopted the budget OF 1871.
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SAILED.

Steamships City Of Baltimore. Liverpool via Halifax sc
STA, Hamhurg Nina Thomas. Sydney CB: Leo Savannah;
REGULATOR, Wilmington, Nc; tanita, Philadelphia Isaac
Bell Richmond, &c.
Wind at sunset s. fresh.
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F r a N G s..
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A Legion of Gendarmes TO Main
tain Order i'm Versailles.
TEE REPUBLICAN, CANDIDATES.
The Review at Longchamps Fixed
for Tomorrow.
TEE REPUBLICAN, CANDIDATES.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

VERSAILLES. June 81, 1871.
N. Theirs has Issued decree providing for the
establishment of legion of modified gendarmes
70 maintain order In Versailles The legion is to be
composed OF squadron Of cavalry and eight COM
panies OF infantry.
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CUBA.

Death Of an American Insurgent Colonel-val-
maseda's Measures to Stamp Out the Insur-
rection-Rewards Upon the Heads Of
the Leaders-Surrender Of In
surgent Generals.
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A.--Barry's safe Hair Dye,
Easily applied only one bottle.
An i'll wind from ssisocl Isiand'' blew throuRh
Wall street last Wednesday, and many were the wrecks
body COED and that body KNOX Halter ais Broad
their h,s smashed abe terrible excitement have purchased
OF the grea. halter. and are comparatively
As-Phaion's Now Perfume.
LOVE- IosE saS SS.
A.-HerrirS'. ~ r: s, r,s
25l Broadway corner Murray stres..
Aver. Cherry PectoraI-The Worlds Great
Remedy for Colds coshs Consumption aud all Affections
-A.-Bay Your Crocl<cry and Glass NJ q.
ELSOM's, RIA Bovefy.
;. Agents Wanted for our Gamily Sewing
B, 5 HILL CO., II Park place.
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Bnichelcr's Hair Dyc-Thc Rest IN the
world The only perircsa ye Harmless reliable nssanta
Drs-sss CAP, M" Shoes 9HT Ladies
NJ so9 our
Youths San,.
RROkAW BROTiiE RI, Fourth avenue, opposite Cooper
INSTITUTE, ard 81 Lafayette place.
s Wren M :. Msr W:.i.
medicine,
Faurth NJ July.
Stfo worth lcnts' Boys and Chdrens Clothing.
lowest prices In the city.
I,ls0 Broadway, corner rwenty-eighth street.
Mosquito Nets.-White, Soc; COIored, 81 10.
Portable
low figures. kELTf'S, Broadway above Fourth street.
Wood Carpefina, PurQuet Floors, Ash
Broadway, equal In elegance OF design to imported
noors.
WaruOrk &c Go.
Pearl Cashmere Ias hvc dollars
59 Broadway.
1th July Hrt. Just Out, 81 so.
SO Panama Hats 81 90 Boys 81 ~, 50 centst
pauc prices ID CoftAnds strvs.
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OCEAN STEAMERS

DArk or DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THR
MONTHS OF JUNE AND july.
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A.--ror n stylish and Elegant summer Hat
go TO EspENCHEID, Manufacturer, lis Nassau street.
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NEW S

Ainsunae Tor New York This Day.
sun rises. ..... 4 % Moon sets. morn |
sun sets. ....... 35 High water morn