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New-York tribune., 1873-06-13
sHTP-BUHD1NG IN DELAWARE.

Prom The Wilmington (DeL) C0mmerc.4L
The wooden shlp-yards of the Delaware Pc
ninsula unusually active this Some Ot them
which have been idle for several years
with the shipcarpente5 hammer and the caulkers NAL
let while those who have continued their operations
interruptedy present greater quantity OF work on
hand. 10 a certain eXteut these wooden vessels are
building tor parties In the Eastern States. Years ago
Delaware white oak exported TO Eastern markets
for shpSbuding purposes, and t unusual sight
10 witness sometimes many a half dozen large
cOastng vessels lying at accessible points in the rivers
taking cargOes OF this fayorito timber with ship
builders. But this seems TO have passed away
now, and these vessels are seldom seen in tho
same waters. 10 seems To have been practically
demonstrated that 10 is cheaper TO build the vessels
than transport the lumber to other places for the
that the cost OF living much less here than in
NewEngand aud the cost OF transportation in bulk not
great But wo should judge. from the informa
possess that by lar the greatest amount OF
sells IN course OF construction IN these Pennsuar
yards is for trade. Commerce has wonderfully
increased the Pennsuar since the war; and although
Penlnsuar railroads have established sharp com
petition the carrying trade, they seem 60 have only
developed commerce much the more, and To nave
infused into it an activity hitherto unknown.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-13
THE NEWTowN TAX LEVY.

At the general election last Fall the people
OF this state voted upon the question OF authorizing the
insertion in the levy OF 81 mills on the dollar to pay
the canal and general fund deficiency. The proposition
was adopted The Supervisors of Kings County refused
to put the amount apporoned TO them In the tax levy
alleging that the law was unconstitutional and the Con
troler sued out mandamus to compel the Supervisors
TO insert the amount required from that county In the
tax lovy. The Court OF Appeals sustained the point
taken by the Kings County Supervisors, declaring the
law 10 be unconstitutional. The Queens County super
vsOrs had previously ordered her quota 70 he inserted
AT meeting OF the Board held June Supervisor Bur
roughs OF Newtown moved that the levy OF New
town DO amended by striking ont that towns
portion. amO uniting TO S7,773 &c, and tho Board
passed a resolution referring the question TO County
Judge Armstrong for an opinion In the mean lime the
Supervsors received notice from the Controller that the
tax had been legazed by the recent Legislature ana
that counties where the tax had not been assessed
would be required 10 include the same IN the next an.
nual assessment with interest. Judge Armstrong mas
given an opinion that the Supervisors nave no authority
70 change the original levy but suggests That tue re-
ceiver might be Justified in collecting from the tax
payers required less the amount asked LOT the
canal and general fund deficiency. His views VIII prob
ably be adopted.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-13

The inquiry of a Special Committee of the
Brooklyn Board of Aldermen to the feasibility of the
ctys manufacturing its gas, and thus Kidding It.
self OF the monopoes controlling 1t, was continued
last evening" Alderman John A. Taylor presiding. IL
having been found that many OF the gas company Of
hcals were unwilling to come before the Committee
voluntarily, power has been given by the Common
Council TO compel their attendance, and accordingly,
subpenas had been issued by Justice Pratt aud served
upon the desired witnesses. c. II. StOddard, Secretary
aud Treasurer Of the Metropolitan Company Of which
Judge McCue Is President, stated that his Company
had purchased its district and 40 miles OF mains
from the Citizens Company for the sum OF 100000 One
half this sun paid IN cash aud the remainder IN
bonds The Company has not yet manufactured It's own
gas but obtains the supply from the Citizens Company
Mr. Havens, superintendent OF the Brooklyn Gas Com
pany that portions of its district had been sold TO
tho Peoples Nassau, aud Ctiz6ns companies. His
pany manufactured gas OF sixteen cande-ight. IL Is
impossible he said force through the pipes by at
mOsphcrIc air, as gas requires its own force.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-13
CRIMES AND cAsuALrIEs-pY rELEGRAPH.

-. The wife of Samuel III. Day, Clerk OF the
Engineers OF the Pre- Department committed SUI
eide Wednesday night By taking poison
....Three persons were drowned about hye miles
below Woodstoek b. Yesterday while attempting 10 bosrd the
AhdoTer from small boat Five persons in the boat
when 1t upset.
George l.. Falconer. n bartender, was fonnd
Yesterday pavement 10 front OF he Gd Binf fh
dhiG wound 10 the bead apparently fon Pso
shot. lie had not been robbed
....Samuel Hickman and Albert Hickman, con-
burga escaped FROM the county jail In Eorrstoun. Pesn
WEDNESDAY ngt bT rgpg through hoo Of their cell VuI
beneath and thence tuaneng the scaling the
wall before the wAlehmsn could give An alarm
Mrs Michael Snowman and Mrs. Lewis Black
ind her child crossing small siu ran Lits Deer lst
Pumpkis Island bangor Ne Jesefday when squa epsei
he boat bnswmsp nas rescued bshomen. but Mrs,
acI aai bs se drowned The Ddos recovered the
cA esspcJ az Ae g0tsgra atlaN
New-York tribune., 1873-06-13
IMPORTANT ACTION TOWARD A UNION OF CAL
VINISTIC CHURCHES.


NEW BRUNSWICK, n. D., June 12. - THE
TRIBUNE has already contained reference the meeting
of the General Synod Of Reformed Church at this
place and the important work before it, That OF prime
importance was the question OF union with other
churches and uOw the session IS fast drawing TO
close Gt will adjourn this week to meet at POughkeep
sie N " next year. definite action has been taken
which promises the union OF nearly all the Calynistic
Churches in America Delegates have been heard from
the North and South Presbyterian Churches from the
United and Reformed Presby and from the German
Reformed Church. and the Committee on Correspond
ence has considered thoroughly the question OF union
and made report which will far to render Calyins-
tic consolidation certain year. Tie report, after
thorough discussion OF the subject recommended the ap
pointment Of committee Of fifteen to take into con-
deraion the whole subject Of federal organic union
committees from the other churches, &c. aud re-
port next year All through the session reports and
speeches by visiting delegates and by members have
strongly been in favor OF union and much qualification
is expressed by the old patarchs Of the church at
the submission Of the various church autonomies to one
UNCONVENTIONAL designation, since practically there Is
now but the slightest difference in form Of government
while the doctrinai standards are alike in all The Re
formed Church has lsl churches sos clergy 623 mem
bers and given 81 34 to the various purposes OF the
churcl-beng an average Of $50 per member, SIC Of
which goes to bencvocnce and 81 TO congregational pur
poses The North Presbyterian Church has nearly 5000
churches 450OO members and has given over $1,000 900
the past year The South Presbyterian has over 900
churches nearly 10000 members and have contributed
over 81 OO0OOO The German Reformed has over 1000
churches nearly 10000 members and contributes a1nu-
ally nearly $4,000 The total strength OF the United
Church OF the Future The American Church Of the
Future" as the synod committee call it, will be about
1900 churches 1900 ministers, and 10000 members
Certainly in promoting such grand result as this the
Synod now sitting has performed "A grand work.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-13
The STATE or TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NEwoaIEANs Jase iRCorn firm 6)aolc Bran dul at 75c
Ha dull PRIME sugar good demands fAE BE- Prime 9
Other articles UNCHANGED ETehange-Sterhng | Ne"teh Si
4 premium God li1.
ST LOWS Jane -Pour dull snd unchanged business small
fair aud frm good grades No Fall 81 2@
s No. Red. t5 seller all the Corn hrmer No
Mixed 8i eJ. in elevator Oats easier No 1jie seller last
hsf month. BarlcTno Rye duh aud lower No
53d6Oc, whisky du 69e Pork qne at s1 DRY SAd Meats
nominal Bacon dull AAes Of Shoulders bc Clear Rib Sides
9 last hall Of july loc last bali o July and buyer
Ladno,hng doing Hog quiet Cattle dm a ladan and Texans
S3O0BI15 NiVe Cows and Hcer SJ9 - 23 Fair Butchers
a. Choice s3es6 Receipts 1000 bbs
Flour OO bush Wheat 1900 bash Corn 1000 bush Oats 1000
bush. Rye, l0O hogs
wiLHISGros. O.. June Y Spirits Tnpsntns quiet at aoe
quiet reported Crude fnrpenne steady
~ Tor Yellow DIP Aai Virgin. Tar lower saes At 81
New-York tribune., 1873-06-13
rr1rnRApnIC NOTES.

Gov. Dix has signed the bill approprating
a50 900 for the the Hudson River above CAtk
" The Grand Lodge of Vermont closed It's annual
session yesterday after eecng the Grand Ohees lot 'o ensuing
Norman Whitney, after preliminary exalnl,
the Parish pro1, without b charged Win
setting Ere 70 hs furniture store in New Orieans on may 10
THE Commencement Exercises OF Hampden-
sidney Cog, F.le va were eoucuded night With grand
banquet to visitors College BY the Alumni Society
IA largely attended territorial convention held
Denver las. Wedndeshy adopted resolon he
States Of California and Nevada, and The Territories o Aios,
Convention meet in san Francisco sepsembe 1871 70 consider
the subj Of irrigation for the lands OF the West
New-York tribune., 1873-06-13

CAGROLL-Co7SRLL-on Wednesday Jane H. By Rev D. Eoe
James city Cornell Of POushkg psc n \
BCCLBSINBMOON-O Tuesday June 10 at th Cathedral Of S
Peter snd iau PhlieDh By tie Right Rev Bishop ooi Joph
B. Rcclesne j o Newlork to Carolina Grune dauster u
Samuel 5. Moon Of Philadelphia
POLBY-MORRIS-On Tturiay Jane s. s. Jauess Clhoia y
Rev John LO1ghn Bishop Of BroolJu assisted b. 10
john Carroll Foley Mary julia on ,htcr %
Mr.. Thomas Morris, all OF Brooklyn.
FOOTB-WISONn Neg.YOrk the residence of hc bride 81
West Twehst H. 1875 by Rev Thomas lllstnss.
d. D. Rev. Lewis Ray FOote tO Mrs H. A. Wilson No cariA
FOwLER-WRLLS-In Brooklyn, s. Matthew Church Jane TO-
BY Rev. g. williams, George r Fowler N. D. OF Bcck]n
Louise r. youngest e Of the ateJames Wells Of dorra.
Penn. No cari&
GEBR-GO0DMAS-O weinesIay June H. At S. Tuoh7s caur;h
Dr. George jarvis Gee George Jwts GceT IT,, Il
Louise. daughter Of H. H. GOolman, esq s oi New iorf
GIFFORDMOSS-On "Wednesday. June g. 1872 bT hs Rev s. y.
Brown effort hesfork Caroline A. Moss daughter
Of Wm. r. Moss, esE, Of Astoria, L. l.
HERBBRT-TRACY-June 10 81 Marks Church Philadelphia, b.
Herbert Norris, Upton H. Herbert 70 sarah g. Tracy.
KETCHUM-DWIGHT-OH Tuesday, June 20. BY Rev M Everett
assisted s. Bourne Alexander p ketclum % Clan
McFar.and, daughter Of John Dwight ESQ.
NASH-BRYAN-At HUDSON Columbia Coony T. Wd1cyaT.
June OF the BRIDES fer by the Rev Ju Nc
Can Holmes D. Thoms Nash Of Broozyn Fannie DrJaa.
daughter of William Bryan, esq Of HUDSON. No cariA
SMTH-DBLBANCO Brooklyn Thursiay, June p, the
father. 81 Tompkns place Geo smith ~ D.,
Rebecc eldest dau, hte OF L. DebaDcJ all Of brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1873-06-13
CURLING AND oUOITs.

TORONrO, Ont, June 19.-The annual Con-
vention Of the Grand National Curling Club OF the
United states was held here yesterday The Executive
Committee met the Queens hotel in the morning. In
the afternoon the competition for the belt Of the cham
pion quoit-player resulted in victory for Wm. Nc
Covgn OF Scarboro' Ont, after which the delegates
returned 70 tho hotel and held the annual meeting,
President Geo McNOe Of Buffalo in the chair The FOL
lowing officers elected:
A Hoagni Of Sew York President; R Malcolm o. Toronto F
Jolu Hamilton Of NewYok Seconi NcePresiieB
Henry L. Bas Paterson n. j. Secretary and Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1873-06-13

for the special agency obtained by H. Clay Bayley Of
Fauouer County the 9th nst nj the request OF Col
Mosby Considerable dissatisfaction was caused among
the Republicans of that State by that appointment and
tho appointment OF to-day Is doubtless intended "a
amend.
The prolonged contest The vncaney In the ofce
OF United states Attorney at Boston promises to be
tied within few days. The AttorneyGeneral has for
v,arded the papers 10 the President at Long Branch
with bs recommendation, which Will probably be ac
cepted by the President. Judge Sanger viii therefore,
nrobably be appointed within few days. o was sup
ported y Senator Boutwell,, Secretary Richardson, and
n,,flar
New-York tribune., 1873-06-13
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
YACHTING.
THE BRooKIYN YACHT CLUB REGATTA

THE BROOKLYN YACHT CLUB ""'N ~
Yachting in a calm is dull sport and Yester-
.say was just the day for anguid amusement OF TINS
knd Unfortunately It was tne uay onVSeu " 'ne
s-,,, VIII club for its sixteenth annual regatta
md what nromsed to be next to the New-York Clubs
,ogt, Inc finest race OF the season proved to be the
snllost. The excursion steamers which accompanied
,ho a., won crowded and hundreds who went down
he nsrbor returned evening as ignorant of the result
as hey had been before the first signal had been given
All they had seen was score Of yachts becaimed at
sortt.vost spit. The Regatta Committee did every
min, IN their power 20 make the race interesting, and
the only bunder the delay in starting II the yachts
had started time, the would have proved much
moro interesting than really the case since dne
All, breoze blowing almost directly from the north
which would have taken the down to tho light
,hip hnc style As IL was, they were becalmed at
lhe Southwest Spit ana from this point 20 the home
,take-boat the was utterly Ifeless The list OF
was n foll0yra.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-13
LATEST SHIP NEHS.
lFor other Shin Bs0s see Second PaJel

tFOr other Shin Rstos see Second PdJeJ
ARRIVED.
Barb Iace P,s,nn Cer Rarg Mlrseles 30 dsvs With uds@
Bark fNOrD Brrogc, Limerick 2, DAYS, n halllsi
Bark COn Adler (H0r L1rsen. Duhhn " ueys lt 7 "a
Brig Josie DsyeuI (of BoOu Curtis CarieHas dJ' s'S'
mossse.
Bdg Nancy tBr) McBHa Windsor g. iars Silb g.sieG
Bng somerset of Windsor ~ Sd Wacman sidney u d. '''''
wit coal
seh Berth, tof Bapor Smith, Windsor g. 'd''''
with plaster
scr ell, tof JOhD ~ b.. Harper RockAnd, n b. d'J'
With building stone.
SAILED.
Steahs We''phAi Tor ambur City of Bait more iof Lf'r
pools C0plta inr yaDa ard Vera Gen Barnes Tor oe'nH'
aae Bell for Norfolk ship Onhs Tor London bark Chnsee'
Plymouth Lng bngs ebecci for laO Janeli lohA 100
Tindd; sch Brsmsa Savannah. JIia r. Flo od Tor
Georgetown. C ark Vouno for Corr fanOgA bng Conce
z0ne umac0iata, for Clnst. niuople
NfND--Slnlowu, light, \. y. clear
DOMESTIC PORTS.
CuARtEsroV. 4 G.. June iA-Sa.cl. steamship M.rr>Al To-
Boon; b1bouus Liverpool; bg for BOtos.
schr G. l.. Bradley, for Providence.
FOREIGN PORTS.
HAVANA June 2Tlc bark Elha has arrived here from NNYot
HALtFAx n S. June i1-Gho steamship iHl1 Yarmouth f0r
erav ashore y YES from ln'l Dor gos ~ aisf
few hour, delay and proceeded on Der p1sS'ee
The greater portion H Labrador nee. haze received saop ,Hi
cleared for the d,Icucs.
DISASTERS.
The shr West Sur). tonni~ton from PhIa9epha
Ma g. for Galveston abandoned 10 VI ~
i1maun Marsoie and laulct a. ts po lerla, l%iil
Clp Connswou reDos P11IelDhii for weston Fh
cargo OF railway merc sadc and bad hue sethe up
when encountered gale ron D. 7" ~ r. Ah-E
working and the gaining nd an hands c9 r
exhausted the vessel and take 70 the boat 10y W.
lives When We e toe vessel ero was ees o'h'e'
water IN the boil.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-13
BASEBALL AND CRICKET.

The Mutuals of this city were defeated by
the philadelphia nine, in Philadelphia, yesterday, by
score OF 10 tO8.
The second game Of the championship series
between the Resoutes Of Elizabeth ~ j. and the Red
Stockings of Boston, played at the Union Grounds
Brooklyn, yesterday the presence Of about 1000 peo
pie. TIE Bos,ons won the game easily:
New-York tribune., 1873-06-13

were unremittng their endeayors to make the even
sisted by their comrades No one had occa;
sion to complain, everybody was nappy, ana
the cadets. waItzmg prevailed to the exclusion Of
ali hut an occasional lancers, ana TINS suites
their s rtners No refreshments were provided except
ttls lemonade for the ladies' and ample reception and
dressing rooms provided for them m.0gether tne
ba given nv the Class OF the Class OF I5 was not
whit less successful enjoyable than any oi iS prede-
New-York tribune., 1873-06-13
CATTLR MARKRTA.

BALrIuoHn zy active and shade hxhert vey
sale to-day 6ats that generally rated Hrsl quaT 81
6ie medium good fair qailiJ S03le receipts, O1i sAsi
IO13
Hoo, good demand heavy receipts deaed sais' as $40
shGSP il fr sa.ni Sl9s5 for Pair TO Good e50k5 IS for
Good % kItrai receipts. 4,4io
CmClao June -ClleReceps $500 bead Market hY aciiye
for ali grades with saos far ooeAers a. Stg
New-York tribune., 1873-06-13
CAMBRIDGE CITY RACES.

CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind, June 12.-The at
tendance at to-days very large Fully 5000
people were on the ground. The 2SO trot won by
Kate Bennett beating Harry Todd, Materia Maid and
Fashion in the order named. Time 1891 233l and 2:29
In the pacing Copper Bottom in first Hoosef
Tom aeconl. ana Bllly Hopper third Time not glvenl
New-York tribune., 1873-06-13
THE TURF.
TIE ASCOT RAcEs-THE RACE FOR TIE GOLD CUP
WON BY CREMORNR

TIE ASCOT RACEs-TIIE RACE FOR TILE GOLD CUP
WON BY CREMORNE.
LONDON, June 12-The race for the GOLD
cup took place to-day on Ascot Heath and was won by
Cremorne Flageoet was second and Revigny third.
The betting just before the start Cremorne
against the field five against FlageOet, and five
" one against ReyigDy
Seven ran. The following is o summary:
The gold cup value 500 SOW, given from the fund and
added 70 subscription OF 20 SOW each the owner Of the
second horse receive 80 or stakes about
two mites and a hall l22 subscribers)
Ne. ssyie's b. c. CremOrne, by ParmesaD, out OF
hgoldocke, years old
FayOrite years
Ar Il. Aumeuts ch. c. Reyigny, by Orphelia-NOman
In BED (Dred IN Francois years old..-..........-
LoCKPORT RACES.
LoCKPoRT, n. Y, June 12.--The opening
Of the annual meeting of tho LOckport Driving
Park Association took place the grounds Of the So
eiey In this city to-day:
sns.1 hrs h0se $50 second $780, third s60 There we're tel
ta.ss an ssEh honsss siars 1he ts st. Ger
81
JATsyy DoJ
Se0fKo
DeiA'''''''''''''' ''''''
sese Drawn.
s2ssphns DrssB.
Tms-lstl z.ssi a.s7i
6e0Ad RaeeP0 ESQ for hsrss never beaten 2:l5
es ho 500 second S0i tbd third Tbre wer. Gys
ss ssd a. started TIE Which b. Governor
bsnh heat The following is sumnaryi
Soterhof ss.................1
Dlsafes.
5nses Nssres''ss'''' ''s''''''s.s's''s.ss
f,slhs ~ i on ''''''''''t
% ai "a; Ia
Iard hat-kaaniag rseei purse $500 mile heats best
'A 81 sSs VI tss hsss but Iee started Taes wLb VA
New-York tribune., 1873-06-13

e. III; good 70 ehooe Cows ani sre ~ 2sDs3 A sshgo1
sppEY Steers rs S5 So choice 20 extra % o2DSo
-J8 head Live TIoz extent oi The Onfrn nc
Prices firm At ~ 25nk9 % Tor common 70 s s
ssles 81 JD - 80 closing strong shpme D'e "r
quet Aud stosiy; pnoes uncbsnged Reecpts-a1O bead
New-York tribune., 1873-06-13

The murdered novelist, MANSFIELD TRACY WAL
WORTH NEwYoRK wKEr ready next Monday feelngl
tay tho ssoay vi mdge mac been deserted by bis Kindred
New-York tribune., 1873-06-13

The two days match between the St. George ana
Staten Island Cricket Clubs played Wednesday and yes
terday at Hoboen resulted the defeat of the latter
club by a score of 12l to CO. The St. George played an
excellent game both at the bat and in the field In fact
their in the first inning a. five runs more than
thelr oppOnents made in both INNINGS
New-York tribune., 1873-06-13
A MATCH an pUFFALO.

BUFFALO, June IA pacing match owe
the Buffalo Driving Park Course, this afternoon DC
tween the Canadian horses. Caledonia Chief ana Lul
Angus for purse OF 5000 In gold, was won oy Odle
donia Chief. Time-2:342 G35i, 24l4
New-York tribune., 1873-06-13

sound and Hearing, Heico and speech. The ESpia-
W f'0L hlsOers IN TRIBUNE LkCrURK LXrRA Me-
New-York tribune., 1873-06-13
M1KRIEU.

True and False Science. Speech the Tynian esql,t W
Pirke GoggIb u TluBUNg JECiJIE Extra No D.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-13
)HARLES W. SY Recorder
5petial Nollccs

Needles for Sewng.Msehnes General Depot at BARTLsrrS
No. .6j Broadway New-lOrk.
GRASD CoNAASDERr KNIGHTS rgPLARs STATE 0Y NgV.yORK
June r. 1873
General Order.-The Knights Tempirs VIII assemble their
Ayluus AZ II o'clock FRIDAY 18Th 10 fl UNIFORM
swords dapei Commanders with their respective commando Si
report At the CITY Hall Nesiork at 4 O'Clock By order p L.
hLOMELL On. Com. ROM. MA-nY l.r.ua R.n.r-l-.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-13
Probabilities.

Nor New England ON Friday light to fresh north.
westerly tO DOrthcasterly winds and generally clear
weather probable. For the Middle StlteS and LOUer
take regioi cinds UeeriHy to elSiery and SOuery ana
iing barometer, Dih generally clear peater the
former bat increasing ctOudiHeSS and TreSh TO brisk
trHds he latter For the upper lake region, falling
barometer fresh brisk sOuthery and westerly winds
cloudy weather, and areas. For Tennessee, Ken
tucky, Missouri aud tue southern portions OF Illinois,
Indiana, and ONO, winds yeerDg from light to fresh
sOuth-easterly aud sOuth-wcstery and partly cloudy
weather For the South Atlantic States, hight 20 fresh
variable winds and partly cloudy weather. with OF
rain the For the Guf States light 10 fresh
variable winds and generally clear weather For the
Northwest winds yoegng 10 fresh ana probably brisk
westerly ana nOrth-westery aud clearing weather.
Afternoon teIegraphc reports from Dakota are gen.
orally missing
New-York tribune., 1873-06-13

Won sasy By Basns in two straight hsst The following su
MARI. p. l N.... b. .l D.
bhIalness'.
Nellie Arooa.,
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GogERYMENr WEArHER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Thursday, June y, 1873 p N.
SunnnsLs f1r tine nqSL ltneniA-tOnr hOMrS.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Thursday, June - 1855 p IN.
synopsis fOr the past tt0eniU-tour hours
The barometer has risen over New-England
and the Middle states, with clear and clearing weather
and wind yeeTlng TO uOrthwestery and nOrtheasterly,
being highest from Lake Huron 10 the st. LaWreLce
Valley it has fallen Missouri and Kansas 10 Lake
Superior, Minnesota. and Dakota with winds yeerng 10
fresh ana brisk sOuteasterly aud sOutwestery; light
fresh sOutherly and westerly Winds cloudy weather
and have cOntin led from Alabama and Florida 10
North Carolina; cloudy and threatening weather Is now
reported Upper Michigan TO Dakota; the lowest
barometer apparently central over or north OF North
ern Minnesota. Tne have risen az Jefferson City,
Bonneville. Brunswick, Nashville, Pittsburgh and New
Ia
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DIED.

Al Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed ,oia faH
name and address.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-13
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