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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-18

The cholera is still increasing in Memphis
and Nashville. 1t prevails in Gallatin, lac
bauou, GEccnvilIc, and other places in Tenues-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-18

There are no cases of cholera in Washington,
aud there is Il decided decrease in the humber
OF c:ls,.s of small pox.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-18

TIE WHEAT. Never was the wheat crop
in this section more promising. The farmers
whom We converse with from day to day, say
they are quito satisfied with the prospect. With
in ten daysthe harvest season in the surrounding
counties will be over, and by the first of July
our merchant millers will no doubt DO turning
out new -four Fredericksburg Star.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-18

The political movement i'll Louisiana will at
tract attention.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-18

The brother Of Gen. Candy, who recently
became insane, died in Missouri, on the 10Th
instant,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-18

TIE Commissioner of pensions, in a recent
order, provides that the application OF widow
for the increase of pension provided by section
nine, act of March 3, 1873, will be allowed
whether the application for such increase be
made before or after the date Of her re-mar-
riapn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-18
LETTER from WesfmoreIand Go.

Several ladies we're yesterday appointed tc
cicrkships in the Treasury Department..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-18

Mrs. Quincy Shaw daughter of Prof. Agasslz,
has contributed 100000 to the Museum Of
Comparative Zoology in Which her father is SO
deeply interested
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-18

The commission house of Taylor Bros. 4 Co.,
at St. Louis suspended yesterday. Liabilities
not aScertained.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-18

During last week .hcrc were eileen deaths
from cholera infantum and four from acute
diarrahoca in Richmond Total number Of
deaths lorty-lhree
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-18

REMAEKs-Thc market is very quiet, with
light receipts, and !. limited demand. Offering,
of only Al bushels red Wheat and SD of Corn
No sales of Wheat reported. Snl"s of "a" bush
OILS Corn, to mllcrs ~ IS for mixrd Nothln,
doing in Rye or Oats. Corn Meal offered ri -
without purchasers.
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JED.
At1.45 IL. m, June 18th, 1873, MILTON f.,
a,,ud months and | days, infant son Of L. j..
and Alice Uhlcr. l@t~ Tho funeral will tax"
from the residence of p. q. Uhlcr, Washington
street, ON Thursday, 18th insL., nj ~ II. M.
In Orco1l,ar, Prince William county, on The
18th instant BEULAIl STAR, daughter .I"hr
l.. and Martha K. King, a%"d years, A'.'.tt!.'
and lG days
Socp on, dear babe, and take thy re-
God called thee sway H. Thought i. bet.
And tie has taken thee above,
To live with Him, for you He lowell.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-18

hes.- Rev Mr.. BEYsoH, Of charlottesville, will
preach in the Second Presbyterian Church on
Thursday night next. at So'clock. The public
generally are invited. % 1871
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-18

TIE TRIAL OF EX-SENATOR poMEHoY, in
Arkansas, for alleged bribery of State Senator
York, of that state, was yesterday, on motion
of Porneroy $ counsel, postponed until December
term in he district court Pomcroy claimed
to be ready for trial, but his counsel said they
had not time Tor preparation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-18
CANAL COM NJ EltCti.
- - $3.50 sa5s::s| i tss s::;:a

ARRIVALS.
Boats - Stewart, Chas R"bb. J ;; Fox, u {
Hamilton, 4 b Brewer, + l. M""r" and "
Snow, to American Cusl Go; .Ias March and j
ii WOODBURY., to Hampshire and Baltimore C,sI
Co.. 5 Ii Davis and l,l. * Willie Ia New Cen
tral Coal Go; G Scgars"n and w II Boyer, t.
Georges Creek Coal Co; Morning Star aud ; !
Nimmo, for Washington city.
DEPARTURES.
Bouts w J Shrcvc .lno Spencer, ID A love,
G w I>rnnglc, Ed Bayrr, \ j 1h"mts Cc"'n-
well, NJ McNally, q w Wallis, - :%trwnr:.
Theresa Long, L White, Il n GmJwin, f. l.
Moore, C,.s Knhb, j $ Fox, j IL Woodhurn
and 5 III Davis, for Cumberland.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-18

SllELEE rs AND CUU NTERi o. EEFLnW-
ING.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-18

A NOZZLE ACT Through inalvercncc we
neglected to make reference to the noble posi-
ton taken by Dr. Francis II. Striking, supcrin
tcndcnt Of the Lunatic Asylum, at Stanton, in
regard to the increase Of his salary which was
offered him by the Board OF Visitors lie is
one Of the few gentlemen in public office who
positively declined IN increase of pay for service
rendered. ale has been at the head Of the
establishment for many long years and intro
duced Into it I'LL the modern reforms aud aneli-
olalions. No man stood before him in his yoca
ton in the United STATES, yet DIR. Siribling de-
cincl the proposed increase Of his salary an
exhibition Of disintcr.stedness and virtue, rare
enough in these days. "--I>tuSLury -IppeaL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-18

THE pRECInUS METALS IN VIRGINIA Mr.
". Il. kirlIcy has exhibited TO us il nugget OF
gold taken from vein found some eight miles
irutu Danville, in Pillsylvania county. The
veins are said to BIZ some four feet thick, aud
extend some twelve feet below the sur!acc
Mr. X. is sangulnc the mines in that nci ghbur
hood will be- found very valuable We were
also shown by this gent cman several rich spcci-
mems of silver found near Campbell Court
house. That rich deposits OF the precious me-
tails undcrlic the surface Of many sections of
East Virginia we have not question. 1t il
to be hoped the early development Of what will
doubtless prove Il great source Of wealth will
be SOON attained. = RnhnlDmi Wig.
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Washington, - G.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-18

I NJ NJ ENSITi MAGN FLED!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-18

a COOP Move. Mr.. j. B. St"val, Of
Halifax county, Virginia, once State Trcasur-
er, and tor many years leading member of the
State Senate aud House Of Delegates, aud Mr.
Vim. t. kirtlcy, of Fluvanna county, Virginia.
III experienced and practical miner, are trying
To organize i company to explore and develop
the mineral wealth. OF the OBI Dominion They
have named the LIST day OF July next to meet
i'll this city to prepare the charter Tor their COLL
pany. Mr.. Sluyail is i man oi superior int!
lcc, and we'll vcrscd with regard to the wants of
the State Mr.. kirtlrya man OF business,
muscular and hard listed has passed the ave
rage aye Of man, and spent the principal part
of his life in the mines Of Virginia and rxplor
ing the State lur the same; consequently has il
practical kuowlrdgc of her mineral wealth
Rchnlomd IIMy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-18

TOUCHING CASE : One Of the most touching
cases that has occurred in our courts for years,
and one which has attracted the most gencr
al interest in this community, was decided by
Judge John Blair lloge, iD the Circuit Court
Of jefferson County, on Thursday last. We
refer to The habcas corpus ease of .juo. n.
Kitchen, complainant, sllring Tor the possession
of two children of his in the custody of their
uncle, Juo. Il. ColSton, respondent. This case,
ii will DC remembered, cllnc up and WAS heard
at the April term of the Circuit Court, when
the Judge withheld his decision until the add
journcd term last week. These two children =
a little girl aged fourteen, and a boy aged Gle
ven years-it appears, have been in the custody
succcesiycly of Mrs Colston, their grandmother
and Jno. L. Coston, their uncle, the elder for
about twelve years and the younger from his
earliest infancy, and the Judge, throwing en-
lircly out OF consideration the questions AZ to
the previous moral status the father or his
ability to support the children, took the view
that during the long period of their separation
from hin he had never pressed his claims for
their possession, and that in all this ume whilst
almost strangers to the father, they had formed
the closest attachments in the family that had
SO generously cared for them and learned TO
regard it as their on y and sole home, and that
if it was hard for the father TO be disallowed
the possession of his children, it would be still
harder, and break asundcr much stongcr ties
OF affection, 10 separate them from those vino
had cared for them from their early infancy,
and from the oul y home they Tone ut least
had ever known. lie therefore rcrnaudcd
them to the custody OF the respondent.
The utmost silence prevailed i'll the court
room during the delivery Of the opinion Of the
lad, fnl,, a. Al, L.
leaving the court-ro,'m with their uncle, Was
indeed touching, and did not fail to move the
feelings Of all present. The father stepped up
to the little GIRL the elder of the two children,
aud as the tears coursed down his cheeks
kissed her and bid her goodbye, when they
parted perhaps forever. ChalStosO~ Spirit
uf .IrNilMln
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-12

BACOS-A spuyteu Duyvl, n r.. JAY H. Elizabeth Ch.Pnst
daughter Franc Nj. AMI Margaret L. B'eoo aged e'' as'
Funeral service. from Of sundJ a'
O'clock p.
BEcHA sUg,r, Germany on the 9th July Bds,ra Beh Il
Poushkeeps.e, IN the CD year OF biz axe.
N F'Sss Nay a9 ,s y Ss, 81 o. g ISs
day JAY H. ~ p m Day oo1' ,sa,ss b, I5.s a.,
ri ,es will be waiting At NsWburgb landing.
coz JwBLIn Brooklyn suddenly Friday JAY H. Edith. iasi
R and friends Of as family are ia,ei attend the funeral
from he of her parents 10 ormondpce on Sa0da' s'
Broop On THURSDAY 10th inst NAHUM ofihs
TN sS Of The family are respectfully attend the funeral
from the residence Of bis boherrHas. O. Fse1 Nv A"sasi'-
st on SatBriiy, the llth st ) o'clock.
EGASIn Broollyn on wedBssdl, Juy sher ho lrses.
Pierce Youngest Eugene Amaad. Rsas aged aOatAs -
HBlIYru BooLyn F,I. July IL Paynsser William He.lT
o. ss U sis sssa - y Dsc,fuy invited 20 attend Ii.
funeral oe Of his shernAN, George Oioe' ~
The Cemetery ofthe Holy Cross.
HGBBRAt Baltimore, Nd JAY TO- Frances Henley "ilo" Of "s
LAYOu Thur,iay jay TO- Of meningitis Morton LAS
OF Col g. and Caroline Y. Lay sgei years and Lonhs
M' Gin IN Ss SsS year Of SS T attend a
funeral from residence 81 iayses. BF0okyH On ssla
dsy July r. at ? O'Clock
McKEsSoN-Saddeny at Norwood j. on THURSDAY jay Att
NJ Clifford second Guild Of John and Leila hHe.on aged 4
years also az John eldest eoiii oil JOIN Aad Lea mo
Fulera n, Saturday July L. a. the residence O'ssr
MORLBYOn Thursday 10Th nst MARI A, daughter Of Thomas ana
MARY A. Morley
parents Woighbys Brookn thence ~ Galway Cemetery foe
--interment
yoRTBUP-At Babylon Thursday July TO- Sarah A. wife ofD L.
Nort6up D the 48sa Of her age
Relatives o the family respectfully invited to end ss
funeral SUNDAY July 10, at IA from her late residence i
South NinthsE, Brooklyn, & d.
PFCK-A Jamaica L. T.. suddenly Friday July IT, sherman voc
dick George aud Fanny G. Pee the Oh year Of as
attend the faeral M0nay lih Inst, At 0eot ION Is
parents residence R1tons Of Puntlpe J'maicA
ov nj n Of Car Schroeder aged 20 mohib' and ~ dA
The relatives and the family also Union Le no 10y,
% O r. are respectfully invited TO attend the funeral no ssf ss
redence slibs, Of poasass On sg2sa .s asa'
at2D.m ---~SSs<d8'issatc1T 49, - ~-S>1s4s
yARvUM-0n Friday July H. Helen Taylor vile Of Joseph b. Var
nun and daughter VI Robert l.. Taylor
WARpA Sesark j. July H. John r. Ward d. D., 10 TIE ssh
wear on age.
Bfoad-s Newark, Tuesday July ID. 81
o'eiocS D. NJ IBtermcnt Mount Pleasant Cemetery.
WEBBAt stafford, Conn Jaly 4, very suddenly Louisa Wsbb
assd II n oBths and isya
Inferred stafford.
wooD-lt satosi springs, JAY H. BIa H. wife Of David Wool
Noee Of funeral hereafter -
wRIGnTAt West Hampton. Long lsan Wsiuesi.y tbs S,s
inst Auabe Phelps twin daughter " EdFs H. aud wnSs
Ncssrs Il. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-12
POLITICAL NOTES.

Col. r. w. Hughes il the most prominent
Republican candidate for Governor OF virginia
This striking obituary notice is said to have
been published the death OF "A western C1nSro7SA"
He returned his back pay to the Treasury anu met ~"
God with clear c0nscienre,
The Connecticut Senate passed resoiuIioh'
yesterday authorizing the Governor to appoint ne"
hoard OF Ave commissioners on the statehouse building
and apropriatIng $4,000 additional for tho work Inc
Governor may select any Of the old commissioners
1t is announced semi-officially in The ST.
PAN, Press that Senator WINDOWS Special Committee on
Transportation will report strongly In favor OF arelgh'
rilroad from the seaboard the West. What an ek-
oelent opportunity the adoption of such report wouiu
furnish for second Credit Mobilior But wont 10
to try IL yet The first one is still too fresh in the minus
OF the people 20 render an attempt 10 create e'e "
opportunity for "a second one sat.
In this rather disrespectful way The C'nc'n-
nah Enquirer calls attention to the Ohio coustitui"
Convention, which has been for some tine ute I'M
noticed: "The drowsy Constitutional Convention has
been pokng along mt sucn ridiculous pace that nobody
has paid attention % 1t. Very few people know Of
OF Its existence dat the venerable eXJudge West
whose inrni,ie5 Of six. almost as aggravated as
snoss OF GYo2Sy ratner 'a0 good SecinHihg We
shalt keep an eye on the Convention now
q, When the farmers movement first began to
assume formidable proportions ths> Administration
organs untrng IN their efforts 10 imh ~ upon 'he
farmers the absolutely dlDonca nature Vi al Po'''
and the certain rum which would follow should they
nedde ut all with them But the recent unqualified
censure which the farmers have passed upon Adnstra
ton corruption exemptny not even tho Pfesi lent FOR
his signature to the Salary swlnde, has shown the
organs that their advice unheeded and they ara now
on ne tack Since the farmers DESTROYS OF having
voice in politics. why on course, say the org n'' our
party ia the one them join Perhaps the farmers
will be beguiet by this sort Of talk Perhaps they Will
be wiling to take back their resolutions against tue
Salary swndle but 10 does MT look bit that way now
La fact they caught that Infection which
hstue average with such horror independence,
having tneIripOca creed no other prlnclpio save
hostility to ,corruption This certainly viii not lead
tDem into the Administration camp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-12
ENGLISH HEWSPAPERS.

~, fJ,pry Vat,rsoa's LcH9oa L,r 71> CogrrJournaL
The lines is losing, slowly but surely, Its IN
fuence with its circulation IL - area ~ exceeded IN
the latter by The Telegraph and VIII presently DC equaea
nv The Nkps That 10 reels tins, ana chats unuei IT.
shown by the pending controversy II has with INC Ie
c0roh in the course Of which, having The telegraph at
DISADVANTAGE IL has gigged and snlsgerod rather IKE
ME de chGn6re than either iak lAtleL " uPlter
1Onans. n SsSts'-a< - %'s'% 4
Its competitors, The Telegraph and The Ne,cs, are
brighter But they are miseraOly behind the American
journals in everything except their moderation and
culture and certain gO0diath IN the matter IL adVer
tislng, which they have found profitable, ana Whlch
every newspaper which adopts lt Will Mud egt Tally So
The Tesrdph is certainly better written than he Nep
York HeTq but Il is llitAer so brilliant nor 90 enter
To say that The chicago Tr.JuHe ana me CtncMnau
ConmerciaL are inferior to me London AeHs only III
typography, or rather III tue qlLhty Oh
the paper which they are printed
circle OF English cymm0u-places. THESE
are little less than preiudoes whicn nave heugen soc
tv rnund with narrow strip OF red tape tine OVersap
ing of which Is social death There Is no NcfIc, anu
very little vigOr aud IL there should be u wouu go io
naagnt or prove ruinOus Punch when Is sun Ieau III
England, is but duh ass, aud llo Americans hu no
demonstrated Martin Farquhlr Upper to be the same
sort Of an anmsl he wOud DE accepted at tuls ioues
in London as a miracle OF wisdom ana philosophy Even
The Pail Mall gazette. which started out WIN lne pur-
mad of being bright and readable, Is SOou IOr au aIer
dinner 20 three days N the week 49,
6 tbe oleI see no reason 10 modify, but the rather
TO rcGmphasize s5ifs Obseryatohs p1d occasion 70
make touching the E0glish press not long ago. anu
which observations some " the Enblsh CrtIo9 Tbo
heen good enough to honor WITH their disdpproYd my
press Of London IS certainly much DENIM thy Piv5 in
SeW-York Chicago aud Cincinnati ~ enterprise ahu ~
mower I is decent but dull ana strong only as ~ top
resen's aud illustrates tue cOnYsAtohA' N'4''' "a
the English character.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-12

a. ,b ,ss hid seller Asgus; REJECTED 7sdi Rye dSn ans
,n,L No offered Barley dull and nonins Ole 6d tof No
III er S.ptente and uncbugea Porf a9si'
Iii, ais 10 spot seller Aagas &l3 30 seller sepmse,
2 -, and pe nomhay ~ MOSS r. spot Bos hssn
a. - In Air demana; OF Short bb hSs' Sumner eee
,t sjc loose packed Long Ciesf nnes % a. 1880
go ~ Jnso Ja5iei Wbes. 70 do b. kece'pss Ion
~ 49, IN WHEAT lOs 90 bush Com ssd IgO bash O.s
no bb. Flour, 000 bush hbsa' iS' Ossh N"''
~ no hush OATS 800 bush BsneI -, ., s.xa a
AZ os.. Corn and Petroleum qvpst and pHci1nYeA M. ,1
Pn.o,r Jpy l-Pour quiet ssd an sanxcl "ns',
~ L,. al a. so WHIT 81 73lat Iii ANIL n,isss
al AZ Corr steady &c sos's good %"'" '''''' "
s,st@ Receipts mi shpGenis not gwen So. os, Al a..
WnMIsGroS n G., Jay ll.spnn I pr IL 70, Psis.
~ 80. =, ~ strained 81 ~ Tor ~" y h..
~ i1I - : ~ 20 Tor Rrtra Pale Grade T1rpent. y " "
l,,lp a f,r yellow Dip and VirNn. Tar hsaoJ " 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-12
TELEGRAPHuC NOTES.

The British steamer Galley Of Lorne leiC San
Fnci,co yesterday Hong Kong, with rSo'' 'eA'e WV
barrels OF aoJr ald 100 90 lcet 81 lumber
Two passenger trains on the Miami Railroad
;1,a e,ter. uear Fosters One Of tie engineers
seYerey hurt No Other peEs.u was lWnrsi'
Mira Mary Carlton was arraigned yesterday
4, ic Pole, Coat Concord NJ A. on charge Of placing obaoiois
Railroad near SunecE hs sud
-, nm ,,,,I "a p,on IN default Of ~ 90 ball
The $4,000 prize in the Louisville lottery was
ssspt, OF iebsaJn. The PINE . hel a. follows:
nv HENRI BoAss, Louisville liquor des-r the otaer
,S .,, Ay s.soa keeper and blacksmith sliy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-12
JULY WEATHER.
IN THIS CITY.

Just after daylight, yesterday morning. a
refreshing and unexpected shower fell nourshng the
trees and grass awakng all who were sleeping by the
fierce though welcome pattering against the window
panes and fairly catching the early market man VINO
needs il most nd could therefore submit to the drenCh-
ing with good grace and thank Heaven" After tits
passing shower disappeared the sun came out and
made every one that the rain for day
AT least But with only short warning. severe thunder
storm passed over the two cities between noon ana
m The store OF John B3rthlDg at ImrdaVe ana
Forty trsst Brooklyn. struck by lghtnng whlch
demolished the roof ana tore the plaster ana sthlne
frnm tho walls causing $500 damage. Barthing was
sIeeping In a room where the lightning entered, but
ESCAPED uDhurt. large tree at FOrtYiourth-St ana
Thrlaye. also torn up.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-12
PERSONAL.

Mr.. John A. Jackson, the sculptor, has re-
turned home from Italy, after an absence Of seven
vaars in that eountry In art circles he been
daily welcomed u
The Rev. Emanuel NJ. Schultz, financial and
general agent of the WorkingwOman's Protective
Union has gone to Delaware, Ohio where no will re-
main till about tle middle OF August.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-12
LATEST SNIP NEWS.
For other Ship NewS see FIN Pagel

For other Ship He,os see FIN Pagel
Steamship a.,eras Robes Richmond CITY Point and Norfolk Va
ufs. and 20 Old Dominion Steamship Go.
DOaD Philadelphia with ndse and 10 Lsr
BARI HernsSos lSor) HsuH London ~ day, With chalk
BARK bOylssta (Nor). Asosssn BO ION DAYS IN ballast
Bark Csnb jayne, ST. Crit IL days WITH mOLSes and
Bark Arie (Nor). Olsen Htmhurg ~ DAYS, with mdsc.
Barb 6c (Nor.l Johnson. Hamburg Is With sise -
Bark Carl lmeads NOE) Ha7osen. ScScasse ns, days. m2
Catherine Morris lof ParTsboo n s. Dunn, Windsor s.
BIZ UOon Star (of Pausboro, N 81. Merriam Windsor s.
BIZ George IT, M.Glrery Hail. yinalbaven stone
Brig Repeal (Of Yarmouth n So Curry 81 Pierre MARI days.
Shr Ella G. Mclean Brl Cook st. John B. l5d,y. with l.A
Schr Laura Roberts Charleston II days, WITH naval
schr Peilo Ksisr. Windsor n - 10 days. with plaster
sCHOONsas-RiSSK ASD coAsrpsEt
J. p. Robinson Wexford Isaac Anderson. horuals-
Susan Peek. Newport hey, Fah River.
r M Bra1os Hartford silver Heels yinalhaVeh
CboWan. Mara Fleming. NOrwch
W. W. BTIinerd. Newport " N. Merriam, DgStOa
Ja Ponder Somerset. Salgsiack SOmersot
Mime Kline Providence 1anAee BOZ, PAS11cAe@
Gem Head HrrDer, Portland
UIcle joe, Portland, e. Chllou, Portland
J. W. Hine Hartford W. y. Barten, Providence.
H.. n. Deaning Hartford Ida, TauntOa.
Epms Tannton rsa PEEK, NeML0sdo.-
James Hartford. Hunter. DghtOn.
Amelia Providence Nightingale. Providence
Mari Miller Newport j. s. TenT, Pas ackeL
Hudson, HeW.Londoa Twilight, NeHHayen-
Maggie Mcdonnell ProTIsaee. H. 5. HoigiOn. soeklsnd
nj Woo.ten Providence g. T. HaWley. Providence
j. g. Fed, Proyideace. JiseDhi e. PROVIDENCE
II Lewis. Providence. hrnn. Newport
Tunis DepcT, New Bedford. W ID hanKam view belior1
ID. Webster New London. Ioang lca1et, New beliOfi
DOMESTIC PORTS.
July l-Aiyed Blackstone. from Baltimore;
PadeiDha bark Commerce Fersaz
ina Sarah Harris. from GlasgOs.
july llCesrei brig Nina, for 81 John, 70
Fish SalA Rivers d. b. bfanAaH 'r NeSioA'
MINI ehsha for BOktOu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-12
. What ought 70 be eon.idsred Honestly and LsssIIy

Gold e-seist gold gold alloy, uhs all the reOuireneaA
sar. gold may considered honest gold looks vel sai 1srs
we'll proportions fail in their preieusors and though TO- H.
and e,r NAV be tolerated they like beautiful pgmen, nret
9TH haze The Of Hall MARKS" Americans
visiting Bngind shoud to Mr. sTKEErERs store " Conlp'
inspect his choice stock or sesfAt gold d gem
ye Raglsh watches clocks and brores Catalogue post free
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-12
YACHTING.

The annual regatta of the Union Yacht Club
OF Long Island will I've sailed July TO- Tho course Tor
h!st-cass yachts Will b. from stikeboat OF the clun
house % unioave to the swash buoy thence around the
south Wsss syis buoy. W ths oatec buoy " 0saasS