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Some of the children connected with
the public schools declare that the
scurriious article in Ersry Etening re-
feTring to them is an outrage, and that
the editor deserves to have his "head
punched for the slanders he has de.
liberately uttered and circulated
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CONSERVATIVE SPEECH FROM SENA-
TOR CaRIsTIANCY.-The Hon. Issac p.
Christiancy, the successor of Mr.,
Chandler in the United States Senate
from Michigan, recently visited his old
home, Gloversville, New York, and in
response to a serenade made brief
speech. After declaring that he "de'
spised professional politicians and their
time-serving schemes, MIR .Christiancy
said
Though we have gone through &
bloody war, we must remember the
Southern people are our own flesh and
blsod. Let us remember the war Is
over, and take them by the hand, as
we must be aware that one portion OF
our country cannot flourish at the ex'
pense of the other, but we must favor
all alike. We must remember there
should be an equality of states as well
as of individuals. We must bear in
mind that the people of the South
were brought up under different habits
and circumstances from ourselves,
and you cannot change people in a
day, but time is necessary part oi
such a change. Had we been in their
circumstances would we have accom-.
Aodated ourselves TO circumstances,
any more readily?"
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The Lord Mayor of London and par
ty will arrive in Dublin to-day. Their
comming is looked forward to with
much interest. They will be welcom.
ed by the Lord Mayor and corporation
of Dublin. In the afternoon they will
witness review in Phoenix Park ,and
in the evening will attend the Gaiety
Theatre in state.
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Probaole Dfsohar1e otthe .yssru.

NEW YORK, June 27-Midnight.-
As yet there are no signs of an agree
ment among the Tilton- -Beecher jury,
and the chances are very great that
they will be discharged without COM
ing to any verdict. Judge Nelson left
the court house (where he had been
for the greater portion of the day. at Q
o'clock, and stated that he might be
for up to 8 o'clock, provided that the
twelve had agreed on verdict. Hav-
ing received no intimaion up to that
hour that the jury would come in, he
said he should not return to the court
room until 10 o'clock tomorrow morn.
ing. At IL o'clock the doors and the
iron gates of the court were locked,
and the only lights to be seen in the
building were those in the corridor
and in the room where the jury are
lodged, and whose windows were
thrown wide open TO admit the air.
The jurors retired to rest about 10
o'clock, having had their suppers at Z.
/ In the early portion of the evening a
vast crowd collected in Boerum street,
facing the jury room, and watched
their slightest movements with evident
interert, but the showers later in the
night drove them away.
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south degrees. east 40 5.l0 perches to the
FIRST mentioned stone and place OF begin.
ming, containing within those bounds thiftye
thirty -four hundredths Of perch OF land and
surface, more or less.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro.
perty Of Joseph Z. Lyman and Cordelia. his
wifo and t. t., and to be sold by
WM. ii. LAM MBSON, Sheriff.
Sherif's 0Ghce. New Uastls.
June "a. A b. 1875. ! je2j. .2tawts,
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N1dHT--The Board of Health is nc.
tl7eiy at work looking up all nuisances
Get your alleys all cleaned out and
Use lime copiously.
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William Kurnan, colored, arrested
on me charge of having attempted a
1elonious assault upon white lsiy,
wss lyuched by mob at GreentiS1a
H., a few days since.
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DLEASE RECOLLECT
l. That you will 1nG

DLEASE RECOLLECT
l. That you will 1nG
BOOKS,
Magazines,
Newspapers,
Blank Books,
Writing Papers,
Faacy Papers,
Envelopes,
sia'e renSiis, initial Paperss
steel Pens,
School States,
Mucilage,
Dominos, Ink, Pan TJoldor.
Checkers q Boards,
Backgammon Boards,
Dice and Dice Cups,
. Lotto Games,
Pocket Knives, ''S'
Wallets,
Stationers' Hardware,
Drawing Materials.
at E. s. r. BUTLER'S
42O Market street.
mayP07
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sHERIFF,s SALE.

pY virtue Of writ OF Venditioni Ex-
- ponas to me directed, will be exposed 10
public sale, at the
DELAWARE HOUSE. No.5l3 MARKET ST.
kept by George W. Ortlip, in the city of vii
mington, New Castle county, Del, on
THURSDAY,
HE 18TH DAY OF JULY, 1875,
At2 O'Clock, p. NJ,
The following described real estate, viz
All that lot or parcel of land situate In the
city Of Wilmin gton, New Castle county and
State of Delaware, bounded and described rs
follows, to wit:
beginning at point in the westerly side
OF Chamberline street, Ia street thirty feet
wide and running parallel with Jefferson
street and distant therefrom one hundred and
thirty feet) and forty five feet from the north
erly side Of Thirteenth street, thence north
erly by said aide OF Chamberline street
twenty-five feet to a corner, thence westerly
parallel with Thirteenth street sixty feet to
a corner thence southerly parallel with JEFF
ferson street twenty-five feet to q corner,
thence easterly parallel with Thirteenth
street sixty feet to the place OF beginning, be
the ecnteAts what they may.
Seized and talk en- into execution as the pro
perry OF Erby Pierce, deceased. James Bart
ley. administrator of Erby Pierce, deceased, :,
'''N' W VIM. H. LAMBsoN, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, New Castle.
June "a, A. D.. 1878. J je28-2tawts
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NRaEFkRhgN'S Nhtt

h1 virtue Of n writ OF Lcvari Facias To
, me directed will be exposed 10 public
sale, at the House OF Cloud picrsop in the
town Of Newark, in White Clay Greek Hun.
dred, New Castle county, Del, on
TUESDAY,
The 18th DAY OF JULY, 1873,
Atl O'Clock, p. NJ,
The following described real estate, VIZ.
Ali that lot and piece OF land situated in
Pencader Hundred, New Castle county, and
State OF Delaware, and more particularly
marked and bounded as follows, to wit:
Beginning at stake in line of lands OF
John A. Reynolds, and corner of lot No. 2. in
the said Pr tchard's estate, and running
thence north elghty-six an three e-fourth de
grees, east eighteen and half nerche5 no
corner, thence north ono and three-uuarter
degrees west three perches and eight-tenths
TO corner, thence north forty three degrees
and thirty-nve minutes east forty eight and II
half peTches to a corner thence north forty
Six degrees and eighteen minutes west lfty-
two and two-tenth pcrches to a corner, thence
south eighty-seven degrees and ten minutes
west nineteen perches and seyen-tenths to Il
stake, thence south four degrees east seventy
perches to the first mentioned stake ami
place OF beginning, containing sixteen acres
and twenty perches OF land, more or less.
Seized and taken into execution Ms tho pro.
perty OF William Robinson, deceased flames
Springer admir- OF Wm. Robinson decd,
mortgagor, who survived Hannah Robinson,
his wife, decd Mortgagor) and to be sold by
wM. II LAMBsON, Sheriff.
Sherin's ONCE, New Castlo,t
June "a. A. D.. 1878. ie26-2tawts
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IN THE BLOOD

Kidneys and Bladder, Female Con
plants, DC.
Thousands have been changed by the ne
OF this remedy from weak. slckly, suffert1g z
creatures. to strong, healthy, happy men NJ d
women; and inv n'iIs caunot re lsonably hes
itate to give tts trial
Caution BE sure "au get tho peru
WAN SYRUP" mot Peruvian Btrk.l old
By dealers generally.
A. 32-page pamphlet. cont lining treat'ee
on Iron as uae1ical apent. and other valra.
BILE papers. testimonials from disting uish ed
sent free to any address. SETH W. TOWLE
SON. Proprietors.5 "6 Harrison Avenue.
Boston. nov7tanwiv
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At z O'Clock. 2: M.
The following described Real Estate. viz;
All that certain lot Of land situate, lying
and beng in the city Of Wilmington aiore-
SAID, and bounded aud described as follows,
to wit
Beginning at the intersection of Tatnall
and Hanover streets, NOW Sixth street,O at
forty-nine feet vide, thence with the souther.
ly side of SIXTH street, north ffty-eight de-
grees west sixty feet to u corner stake
thence south thirty-two degrees west eight
teen feet " stake, another corner, thence
by the remainder heretofore conveyed to
Joseph Day south nfty.eight degrees east
sixty feet to another corner stake by
the side OF Tatnall street, thence along the
side thereof north thirty-two degrees east
eighteen feet to the place Of beginning, con.
tanning one hundred and eighty feet OF land
within those bounds, be the same more OF
lees.
Seized and taken into execution as the pro
perty of Goetleib Rhefus decd, IL. D. Rhe.
fus, admir- OF g. Rhefus, decd, Mortgagor
and the said L. ID. Rheius. surviving Mort
gagor) and to be sold by
WIN. Ii. LAMBSON, Sheriff.
sherif's Once, New Castle,
june "a. A. d. 1875 s je26-2tawts
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SasERlIE,S SALE


~, virtue Of writ Of Loysri Fscias to me
!, directed. will DO vo'ed /, Pubic Sale,
at the
DELAWARE DoU5E. No 5l3 l3MARKETsr..
kept BY Geo ". Or lip. In the City of WI
minstsa In New Castle Coaptv, Delaware,
WEDNESDAY.
THE S0.h FAY OF JUNE. 1876.
at2 O'Clock, =. NJ.
The following described Real Estate, via
All those tain lots or pieces of ground
with brick messuage thereon, lying and be.
Ing situated In the city OF Wilmington. ana
State OF Delaware; for one lot thereof bound
ed and described as follows. that Is to say:
beginning In the line of the easterly side
OF King street at the distance OF eighty.elybt
feet i've inches from the corner formed by
the intersection Of the line of the northerly
side Of Nirth street with the line of the oast-
erly side Of King street. thence easterly pur.
ailel 70 Ninth street one hundred and forty
feet to the westerly side of proposed four
and a half feet WIDE alley leading into Ninth
street. thence Dortherly along said side of
said alley and parallel to King street % feet
70 cornor thence westerly and parallel to
Ninth street lao feet to the easterly side of
King street, and thence southerly along salo
Hiue OF hing street 70 feet to the place Of be-
ginning, be the contents within said bounds
what they may. Record &, Vol. 9, Page 2DD.
&c. And also the lot adjoining tho lorcssii
lot and on which portion of the house Is
is TO say:
Beginning for the same at point on the
easteriy side of King street at tho distance OF
one hundred and ten feet five inches from the
northerly side OF Ninth street, thence eas;crly
parallel to 9Th street l40 feet to corner
thence northerly parallel to King street zs
feet to another corner, thence westerly para
el to 9TH street lao feet to the easterly side oil
King street and thence southerly along said
side OF King street ~ feet to the place of bo-
ginning be the contents within Said bounds
what they may. Deed Record ID, Vol. 8, Page
~, &c.
Seized and taken in execution us the pro
perty OF Cornelia a. Yerger and 4. NJ. Yergcr
her husband. Mortgagors and to he sold bv
VIM Ii LAMBSON, Sheriff
SherifPs Office. New Cast e,
jane "a 4. u 1S!5. jLr1l-2n
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Fy0 TO MULLINS for your FLoUNDER
" TOBACCO. Cor. Front u Jefferson Sts.
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sUERIFF,s SALE.

Dy virtue Of a writ OF Levari Facias to me
ID directed, will be exposed to Public Sale,
at the
DELAWARE. HOUSE, No 5l3 MARKET ST.
kept by Geo. W. Ortlip, in the City of Will
mington. New astle County Delaware. on
THURSDAY.
THE 18th DAY OF JULY. 1875.
q n NJ
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SEaERKFF,S SALE.

pY virtue of O writ OF Lovari Facias to ms
- directed, will be exposed to public sale
at the House OF Cloud Plerson. in the town
Of Newark, in White Clay Creek Hundred
New Castle county, Del, on
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DEDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF COAL.
=, The retail price of Coal on Monday, June
Ilst, and until further notice, will be as fol
Broken Egg & Stove, s8.75 per ton, delivered
Nut Coal, 5000.
none but the best qualities will be sold
mokin, Harleigh, Lehigh and Shawnee Coal,
OROEGE STREET q r. II. AVENUE.
Jupel9th. 1875 JOSEPH FOIJT
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re TO MULLINS for your CIGARS.
" Cor. Front and Jefferson streets.
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NEW DRESS GOODS-Just opened com
4N plete assortment of new dress fabrics.
comprising the most desirable shades and
styles in plain and PLAID goods.
W. B. SHARP,
Fourth and Market strQets
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RISE IN WESrERN UNIOy STOCK.

THE EXPLANATIONS CURRENT IN WALL-sT.-RU-
MORED PURCHASE or TIfT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC
LIN;-cONMESTs OF viCE-PREsIDrNT GREEN
A REPORT OF TIE SALE or yASDERBuTs
SHARES.
A rrnor WIS circulated at the Stock Exchange
ycserl ~ short mc before its close. that the West
en Union Telegraph Company had purcascd the stock
Of the Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Company Tits had
the ea Of advancing the price OF Western Union about
3p.rc nt tho closing quotations being 63a. Importer
of THE TRiBUse visited tho office OF the Company to
learn, il possible. what truth there was In the
rumor. President OrtOn was absent from the
city; ViccPresid nj NOryn Green stated that lie did
not think anything had been done yet In the
way OF final agreement. although he did not
doubt that there had discussion IN snnformal
way upon the suect. ." Ours Il a business concern the
same any other similar corporation ne remarked
and have h-taiion in saying That /. Is our Pocy
To make prom of other lines sick OF opp ss
IA That they viii never want invest money again
iu a rival telegraph line At present wo would not pay
what Atlantic and Pacific stock il really worth 20 "a Just
now as there might be danger of inducing others :" try
tAe business. Whenever the mand4 81 the Aiihhtlo
not operate their lin longer stand ehdy to take
their plce. This T. n"t necessarily mon poly ~ We VIII
DO the ousr'- - chenpy a' can VI uohe y d"! "no
~ The ofrc 81 ih, r,ntic and Pacific Company. Al
bert u. ChIudc or. secretary and acting inInaser
during the Pr,eu. ah-cn,e, -ai that b. ild Mt know
anything about tie rum9red sale of the Company
lie ,ought 1t nothing more than
st.ek iohb.ng sensation. lie could not
ace rha c,t .l selling the Company had no debts
orH d , r money lny all csensc4 Tor cXten ling
s n inr s,nr come, wnlic IL lncunr great
M OIL. OF -is ng expenses COlac Iuentiy lac placed 40
conf ierr u the rtuior.
Az w asso reported the street yPstSray That the
ln 81 ,.ru onion stock due To the -ir 81 Conn
rp r ,icr, - interest the line to ror-ou'
,ineuz ~ hliu ys.- jay Gould and VIVA ORION. \" c.n-
% nation of tAs Wmor could be Oot4iAci dii.u7 iAt
afternoon and evening.
Ju Dpli ,ad last evening WHOM 1ip.'d ~ ~ or
ff o, in matter THAT h. believed trt NJ" Wander
pa mai sold ms Western lul"u stO"E bat J. sill
lrIus o.. iar,.si stockholders 80 a. an-,
r..ut has been made" he added. "hrtW"rn the
western onion aui Aualic and Iicnc CON
p4u.rs. I'll. nuu-h some ot tine large s.trho .d"'s
n The respective COMPANIES have held Informal con-
ference, 10 arrive bass t0r ia iDnlYu, work
I'D. nr nh, f. .r.f.u. hlf wtri 'e mutually aff ant
,,dls T. b. f,it" p-upaulc sucI adjustment may
ur si~cai ual., ".f % De- uuo hit s'-4c % Ir
Il '.-f ..1+I. htFr re-'- OIL hu'1 cnmIauir. Inc
dctans of equitable ailun cement require fnrther
lllp- % Uuraf mao
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pAIDwrNTn cIeveanA Ohio June - SHERMAN youn ,ess
child .. Dudley Henrietta II. Baldwin. a4ei 22 years
BANTA-On wenesiav July 2S Elenor - relct on the isb
Henry Danfa. the - ~ year OF a. age
Tho rea friends ~ the family are respectfully IN
yt ~ attend funeral from her lae drnce ZJl East
hundred sey-nteenhst. on Friday 50th insI ~
Mobile papers please copy
BUTLLR-DrOwnod July 90 during visit to hs undis
Onond the lcst Richard A. and LYDIA H. Builder Vt
Cincinnati. aged II years
Cincinnati papers please copy
CLEVELAND-At orange, y. J.. Wednesday, July %,
Funeral services will be held Church. ~
. 80 O'Clock p. n. on FRIDAY, Both INST
GREGORY-On July 81 samuel Gregory, in the cd year II
TIE relatives and friends respectfully invited attend
thr fnrrIl his late ience. Dutch kills. L. L. on tiy.
AT O'Clock The will be- Inferred In Greonwo'h
Csllao A. July B. 1878 Ameii, nm.
wife OF Capt samuel l. h formerly vi brOoAya " 4,
aged 40 years.
REVEAL lana PERU Victor G. Reeve Of Jersey city.
WEDNESDAY. July T. aged 30 years, D months
san Francisco papers please copy
ROWE-ouddeny, "wednesday, the 18th inst, Grath
Relatives ends Of the family and members Of the Animal
Of 81 lmb co lege Law school ar. pel my i;t . %
funeral this afternoon st O'Clock, at The red
sence Of his father. GrhtA Rowe. 10 Ft.tha'a
sTILLWELIOn wednesday, 2sth inst Char otts. widow Of
the late :. b stiwel; aged - years ,., ., . -.
funeral her late Residence, 50 Henry-st BookIyn
FRIDAY 3Oth inst, at "a D. H.
ToDD- onr Branch wednesday July % kat iieline.
only child u VIM Jas. and Margaret d. Todd aged months
Frtrnd- and relatives are invited funeral
saturday ins, at l0 from 40 81 West sorty-
sixth At, N. Y.
TUCKFR-At Long Branch, n. J, on "Wednesday. July %,
Mary l.. Tucker. aged months amt ~ days .
Funeral the rrsence o his 4ranHo.her Mis Geo r
Duckwitz No 279 Henryst brOoklyh' on ltdsy JUN
inst AT IA. IN.
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CITY POLITICS.
THE ANTLTAMMANY PRIMARIES.

no MEETINGS HELD IN SEVERAL DIsTRICIS-NAMEs
or TIL. MORE PROMINENT REPRESENTATIVES,
CHOSEN.
Meetings were held last evening by the
members OF the anti-Tammlny ID mocrats in the
various Assembly DISTRICTS for tho purpose OF
orl.anlzingj conventions and choosing representa-
tives 10 form tho County Committee. which
meets for Organization Monday evening at Ir-
wing Hall. The has been hardly mach Of
its projectors hoped but they claim that
will gather strength tho campaign progresses In the
IId lid. XIh, xIIth. and XIxth Districts meetings
held and consequently no representatives were
selected.
In the with District. Alderman Bryan Roiley said
that there had been meeting ~ which he had acted
Charm.n but he could not furnish the names Of the rep
rnsen'aves chosen. In tho XITth District, Louis f.
Goepel and W W. Lyon two OF the Advisory Committee
said tnat their had been used without authority
and that they had no part In the movement. Tae WIN
District Convention met and adjourned.
Under tie terms OF this CALI each Of the 557 election
this would be entitled Ia send two
scntativrs 10 the proposed County Cowmitee The fol-
lowing among the prominent OF the preseBta
lives chosen:
FIFTH DISTRICT David :. Paige. William oDay, Like C.
siXTIi D,ru1r-Mi,hlei Heal.y. Andrew J. Bush P Me
MAINS. Phlp Dietz. EdSni 4. Bia<r.
Cherries H. SSaH Thomls ]. Gibbons
JAMES M; ~ Nc eaa e "a sr Vi, ''''D i"0 N
TENTH DI>T.ICT-Ir derrick EnllW8scn, IT.. WIN T. Mitchell
George W. -auer. Patrick Cunningham.
TUgTFgNrH DIsrRIcT-Bernsr Crcgan COT James Baeiey
George Drylin.
F0CRrRE>TH DIsrTfrrGeorge IIencken. H.. r j. Carty
G org, -. l.OwaG,n-
IllERS1n UIsIGCI.-Ihoma ConnorA owen ward. Peter
fitr.hy John Carroll
-IIrfYvrH DlrGIcI-James NJ Nacyrosor. Joseph Julian
John SCOti.
~YNriFNrH prsrEICr-poI'ce Justice Henry Murray, eX
Alderman w. Punktt, Charles Fritnef hiriId Ia
Power
FfslITrrSTH nisTuIcT-Iamcs OTTfer. Rrus y Andrews
Nichols HOFFMAN. DR.. Nctty. GeJI - ". Johnson
Di-IRIC H. TX surrogate tudcoh J. iucstr eN
Alderman aIvrty. EIniniI Is Hart * A. 1nIy man
Ionn D. COnglln, Fire .sOn.r william lLtchnan
Feo,lOrr MitrsDn. Joan {. Bushnell ,. -
TWENTY FIE.T nIsrgcr-Wm. b. Tar9"nny, ex Chief IN
cinor ELSA Kiugand commissioner My"r Stern d. g
b r,a lave e,AliUrnan Henry C!Isen, IscLaid
g.. =. W. smith.
TwTxri fIngp WAip-A. J. RoGs. Patrick BurAc. Civil
Justice Anthony Hartman. \. Laughed.
Tvs rs rOUi.rH WARD-t T. Martin. William Adher
Patrick Gormlcy, Walter Kelly.
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PERSONAL.
Gov. Chamberlain and wife of South Caro-

Gov. Chamberlain and wife of South Caro-
lima arr at the United States Hotel, Saratoga,
Joaquin Miller, while enjoying the sea breeze
Long Brdner is reading the proofs OF his new book OF
poems. be published by Bentley OF London.
Those who have read advance sheets speak admiring
sicrras.
White Sulphur Springs, Virginia, seems to
he tavorite resort for politicians OF all shades this sum-
mcr. Robert Toombs and Joseph +. Johnston among
the distinguished SOutherners there. Vice President
Wilson daily expected and President Grant has prom
iscd to WIS.,. the Springs II he has time.
Mr.. Willard Richardson, founder and editor
OF The Galveston Nc,rs died Monday morning. He was
unusually successful journalist having built up the
circulation stood unrlvaled in tho State, end which
earned fOI lite founder a large fortune.
President Grant and family have promised
be present ut the sunday Assembly soon to
meet at Fair Point ~ Y. The President is also ex-
pectcd make visit to Newport next month for the
st tiIno since he took Office. He will be the guest Of
Levi L. Morton, and banlueted by the Hon Edwin ID.
Morgan and Senator Burnside.
The Washington Light Infantry Of Charles
ton 8 C.. gave reception to their old commander, Cen
Thomas NJ Logan Of Virginia, last Monday evening and.
the suggestion Of Capt. W. A. Courtenay committee
appoint to prepare testimonial IT, their guest
During the evening G N. Logan made few remarks
Bunker uill as "a good and glorious move
The honorary degree OF Doctor of Laws has
boon conferred xSpcaher Blaine 10y Colby Univor
s.iy.
ATLANTA, Ga. July 29.-Col. l.. E. Bleckley
was appointed lprrmc Court Judge to-day in place of
Judge mccoy resigned.
KINGSTON, Ont, July 29.-It is reported that
Henry warl Bcrchcr will visit the caInpmeetnS at
Wells Isitnd this week.
OrrAwA July 29.-It is understood here that
the Ion II Lard will be tno irs. Lieutenant Governor
OF The new Province IN the North
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
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rror other shin Sceond Payei
ARRIVED
Brig VIM D. Andrews Wilson. Marc Is day. with log
sehr Ella lot Harrington Haraien. Aux Cages u days
schr Annie R. Lewis (ot Buksporo. LOWS. Port spain 10
Scar nelson tBr) Wright. Is anchored in Pushing
''' .cmooyER.-aryER AND co,srwrs,
Eagle Providence Mary c. Carroll Pawtucks&
Dr. Fra kin New. London. ID. b. Pilt, New London.
Is1sc IL Boz len. Fall River Mauna, Dennis .,.
John p Kels'y Virginia Mary Il Nias' virginia
Steamships weand Hamburg; Georgia, for Havana
Alma Tor Brerien Vi5ea Tor corr fremont
Hyrcsi brg Five Brothers, for settn r. Z lend ryou foe
wi viz i D@sanseT light = T., Loudly AMI lazy.
The bar, Mercur ,GeT De Ham from Bremen arrived
2stl. has been ordered to Philadelphia.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
SAY FRANcfECo. July S-fhe Pacnc MAI steamship Co'A
Rica sailed to-day for Panama. . ,-,.
F0RFIGS PORTS.
HMlrAH y - @ay 80 i fI s5,rnp be'A 'h 81
wSDsog. y July .9-sauei sehr' LA Nay sad Martha
Norrcy TO MARINERS.
WASHINGTON. D G, July 2a-The n shthouss Bo,ri gives
and ater Aug TO- iashing red Ign! showing
centiv erected az Poverty Lake chican wisconsin
And The temporary heretofore from the toy OF
Dwelling viii zen h. discontinued.
Noce has been fro the Government OF the 10.
mlnou OF Cana,ia, ghshp has been stationed near Bar
Point Lake Erie snd the hghia so w tPr tAe nr TINE "a
IL of water 90 athoms 10 the southwad u
the West end o. the reef ana IS dlsa9 RON sos Lam
TWO liked lights exhib fon iOrenas O t.e voss
red rht ri an ~ feet from the seek sSd whs
ss s' a. ~ s an 70 10 miles The yes' pan sh
woris Point gntshiP on eac1 side N Largo wns
the ghsp any side aud vessel. Of heavy dnnght sno.is
pass 20 the uth~a bell will be runs during taicA ana