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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING.
kI JAABe GUILD, Aucttoneer,
~ I0l RannaxlxArta

THIS EVENING.
RI JAMES GUILD, AuctiOneer,
II 1o1& Pennsylvanta avenue.
CL0THIEG, FANCY GOODS, DBY GOODS, OUT.
khRf, WOMkH'S UNpERGARMEHTS, sc :,
ssles 1yRgY EVENING At T:3o o. M Il, and
JSksDAf, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, az no
o'cfock m.
oct26-sm JANIS GUILD. Acct
by DUEOANsoN BROS,
y Auctioneers and Commission Merchants,
Southeast corner Of 9Th and d streets northwest
SUGARS, CANDLES. SOAPS. WINES, IL
Qu6Rs, &c HORSE, WAGON, CARRIAGES
AND HARNESS. &C, &C
a. On aOHDAY MORNING, J Enu,ry 9TH
10y commencing at 10 s'elOok, We will sell, O.
ia our Store
Sugars, Fionr, Candles,
OOffees, Teas, Soaps,
starch, Pepper, Ginger,
eJrups, M0issses, Fish,
pacOD, halt, She ulders,
Brandt, W nissy, Port,
Sherry Gin, Run,
Large lot OF Shelf Goods AMI Cutlery,
At12 O'Clock
Dark Brown Horse, years old,
Top Wagon and Harness,
Carriage and Harness,
fhfs stksS will be positively sid Terms cash
oec9S ~p.I DUHOASsUH BROS, Aucts
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! n E'55: = PM q e R
cen ssll them for higher oszh prioe thar lecs
On the city, By calling or stdre~sinf II uk1OGsvlS
strsss sssyssn m and isss h.v' fro.E .,s.
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Iani-dts
atY DOW IMAM q GRESH,
a. Real Estate Booker Autioueers,
ana 9Th street northwest

YALUABLE IMPROvED RIAL EsTArE FOR
SALh AT AUCTION.
- On ga hDAH. Jangary 9th, a. 4 o'cI, OH
al NJ, Ia front 81 the premises, shah offer
-iol sale Nat valuable three orr and bas6m Ant
pitseed- rick House, No. 9U7 18th street no tn
wes'. The house contains ten rooms with ali { q
modern mp: or smsDts. ana hiss been newly "a
Eertd ard painted. VIII be sold free of all Iaxvs
ard inCCmbTsn CeS
Terms day Of sale: $50 down At fsli OF ham
usst Ii t.; ms are not complied with in five DAYS,
AZ he TesOl1 atIIsk Of cefluting purchaser.
Ian1 IHrp
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AUCTION SALES.
Ry DUNUAHsON BROS. Aucuoneey,
H eoutheasf corner sth and D Streets ncrthw,

ny DUNUAHsON BROS, Aucuopeery,
H eoutheAsf corner 9Th and D Streets ncrShwsGf,
IMPORTED RHTNf WINES AT AUCTroH,
o. MONDAY BoBNIEG, January 4th, eora-
nienoiIg a. 1 U o'elock, within our auction rooms.
Also,
Immediately after
Lot OF Second hspd Furuitnre
IL DUhCAESON BIOS, Aucts,
RG LATImkk OLEARY.
- Aucfforeers and Real Estate Brokers',
eocspt est corner fennsy sanie av6nae and IT'D 60,
star once Building.
BANKRUPT SALE or CLOTHING AND
fUhs,shiNG GOODS, BELOhGIsG TO L
Nn WEDhkspAY MORNIEG JaHuary I3th
lsFs At 10 O'Clock, i'll sell, az the auction rooms
OF inner Cisary, uferi0r sock, Consisting in
fire Piece Goors,
Ready made Clothing.
Together with isTEe assortment Of such articles
usraliy fouId in q hfst Class clothing stsre.
Terms Cash.
THIS T. wAGGANAN Ass,sn.a
Isnfdts LATIAEB a CLEARY, Aucts
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Gu n A Z ID LII n e +.

ARD LINE.
NOTICE.
with the view Of diminishing the chances OF col.
istOn. the Steamers Of this Line take Q skectfsd
ooSrse fer al seasons Of the year.
York BOrton, crossing Meridian Of 20 At . lat,
OF nothing to the north Of -.
go at u lat. or nothing 70 the north Of a.
THE BRITISH AND NORTR AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
8ETEEEN NEW fORK AND LIVERPOOL.
CALLING AT CORK HARBOR.
IRON seS sa Yi De Shoz MY %od Yo EiS
an Isl .WeS, FeS Il
TKussis...W ed :. Jan y Ohm cd, March
And every following WEDNESDAY, and SAT
Steamers marked do ne, CARR nssr.s. p.s,ep.
sso, sIes and sl,
Ttg, sB, gold, additional 6eturn tickets en- favor
steersse tickets rom LiverPool and Queenstown,
.iis q isdins siven for BeItsst, Glasgow, Hsyre,
age, spP 1H a. tue D Gola psn5 once, so. BotRiins
rHtj i BGHs p o
sos Ith street, C opposite Patent 0rses
WAsHINGToHs NORFOLK, NEW YORK
BOsTOE, AND PE0EIpEHCE.
The hne tTcn steamer LADY OF THE LAKE
saving resumed her regular trips TO To-
NoEfolk, will leave her wharf, foot Of 2 s4es-zN
TH0RspAi, Sss p. M.s:S1ehins st the prinop.i
river landings, connecting at EorfolE with steam.
ionce; with the Ola Dominion Steamship Com.
p5sy. foT Neg York Freight should be addressed
Care 81 LsdZ 70, 81 TN T,d Lake, via Eorfox
A.C PLANT General Agent,
s21 Rsom 30. 10. Plant Building.
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UNDERTAKES, DC.

- ICHARB n. HARVEY,
Undertakes,
lSEccsssor 20 HARVEY MaARJ
BIO. s3a STREET, between Hintb And Tenth.
RErkILs IS URIAL CASES AND eASKErs
AZ sreTy DESCRIPTION,
msrl-ly SHROUDS, HABITS, ft.
RBiDAL AND FUNERAL WREAThB, Boo.
- QUITS, OR0sSE5, hSCH0R5 AnD eTAR
Preserved or Embalmed In Mkx. Ali kinds OF b cir
Br6icing dose, Ornamental II AIR W srk Glass ana
Pearl, b. Mrs. FRIEe, late n Boston, no. sos IN
strestt near northwest. Rsferenoes:-3rs.P Pred
cent Grant, Mrs. AmirSl Goldsborcazht W. W.
CsroorAn, General Klsey, General ToIPEi-s, Gen.
ersl Aiken apB-ly
NIARH y. sTOOPe, EssbaIrssT o. NasxTal kg0Ss
lVt Gil street northwest,
between oth and fth sts formerly Of AZ TN sreet.
Referepces:-mrs. General sherman, Don Ps1a
hrs. Secretary Delsno, Mrs. 0en1 Balloon, Mad
enc Garcia, Mrs. ID. q. O0x, Mr.. Dol. AleraRdsr.
ers 20 be - represented or money refunded oot1ly
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Ky b; a: WARNER,
So 8e6l Estate Broker ant Aucttnneer,
FEDERAL Buildings, cornsr7th and srs northwest
AUCTION SALE OF NEGOTIABLE EOrEs,
sECUkAD BY MURTGsGE ON VALUABLE
HEAL ESTATE Is PhIEOE 9EORGEs
6eUhIf, MD, nEAR COLLEGE Station,
II. 8 q. RAILROAD.
sr. viii be sold at public auction, on account OF
sSSw HON IL nav concern, nj the Office Of B. II
- srner, Oh "WEDNESDAY, suuary 6, Is >,
~ t% O'ccck n: One princi pal note, dated March
20, 1872, drawn by earaD ID. Shernao and DIARIES
q. SEeEmsn, aud ray able to tbs order Of Eugene g.
sy.It five years after date in and for the sum Of
fourteen thousand eight hundred aad seventy
S4 500 dollars and ten (l0) notes. for the Interest
90 seic principal note, in and for the sum of four
handred ara f-rty-six and ten one h- nd red ms
$40 !OJ dollars each, PAP able respectively semi
annually in succession from date.
These notes are secured by first mortgags on
two hui dIs1 and thirty nine (239 aud sixteen
AID cre-ksf C161aD perehes Of land, situate In
Prince George county, Nary land, and being part
q tract Of land formerly owned by the late Hon.
Charles b. Calvert; said mortgage being duly re-
Corded IL Liber III. b Ne. 3, folio Gil, &C, one of
lend.
dec2s eo&ds 1T. COLDWELL, Salesnan,Y
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s8As kIsB = . 1871

sEEAAsDY6k AID SEQ E1EE,
EC. ia EsET- aida 4 AZ street, ions door aka
OF COloufs sticn HAIL.
taSe1 s2ar1.
esIi!eInsns sArmspts Ulsassc .nd Dyed without
cal aoti9-ss
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NV sPKLAG STYLE OARRIAGEs.-UTsI
= 10 q tue lstee Ssw YORK styles Of SasSaa
EaTk SID PcDy Ph&iSns, FCp and Nc s6<T@T8
TCp eCEgies. sasE snd Low Door and z2S.>ss<&
yuDl sest Carriages Secondhand Carriages taken
p d. sOHHIDT & CO., 30, SIg Iif D street, be-
tween q sad ID, Warrington, and 90 W. rayetts
Etrostt Baltimore. I'D. a&Tll-kJ'
STSTES ISL4bD, n. n. DTEIEG EsTAB.
- LIHHHEhT-ESrA BLISHED 1919,
Ine Oldest aCd largest Of its kind II the oountTy
Zag &c - the world. A. rISHEB, Agent,
els Fh street, between and q.
n. B.-GEarsntes given that no color rubs OF !;
g-icE yOCr articles scCB % get then hack in tins
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a, fIsHzE, FIRsT GLASS sCOURER,
Us Ssh street., Opposite Patent once.

sPECIALTIks or his SOLE Pro OFss.
-1-tas L1tsysS cleaned without taking them spars.
q eSg-sp8e-'S clotAsS cleaned without shrinking
tGDW Agaip.
KID Gloves cleaned on short notice. Prices mo q
erstss pCuctusliE guarantees. sSpl-iy
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DY LATIMER ULEARY,
NJ AuotiOueers aid Real Estste Brokers',
Southwest corner PeSpsyl7snis avenue and 18th s u,
stkr Office Building.
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FOR TIE HOLIDAYS,

CHILDRENrS SUITS, from 70 svs.-,
SOnS SUITS, from TO "a years
BOYS ONERCOATe, from 10 IA vears
IVnIn5' SUITS, from Is to - years
1OI1hS OVkROOATs, from Is 10 % ysars
Above goods Just received from New York, and
VIII De onered ~ ysry low prices.
A. srRATS.
1oll PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
ceCI7-tr Between lO.h and I'm .trAats
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

FIRE INSURANCE.
Ases, u rSe,ce. Surplus, sk q.
kepubic Fire Irsurance Company Of New YORK.
Assets, $1,000. Surplus, esOO00
AnhAttan Fire Insurance CompSnY of Hsw
tork-Assets, e&s,<s. Surplus 4 20a
hsn9hal Fire Insurance Oompsn Of PhfI.dsl.
Pnla, Fs'-Ases, ss6s 90. Surplus, eHs 600
Einia-Assets, tlls, OOo surplus alUOOo
WILLIAM L. BRAnHALL 4 CO..
nAyn-u Agents, GOT I'm street norshvesS,
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- y. Il. WARMER,
Sc 8e6i Estate Broker ant AucttoneSr,
FEDERAL Buildings, cornsr7rh and sts northwest
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ri LATIN sk a CLEARY
Zeal tie Broker and Aucftonee-.
oootnNe0 Ger Feuua q euus snd IIth .trs.s
Star ono iIdInE e''
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EHHlRAL 1nPL0YAKHf 0fIIol.-M
VI ssr.ons sisnins % s%k,S8 fsl,sSIs Ssrys.ss
49, ~ ~; ri $50 Fl '''ss "1ass ss:h
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IyY WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auotioneer,
- (euccoseor 20 Green & Williams, Aucts,)
No. 1901, northwest Corner 10th and ID SITS.
, 1875-06-18

reh co,npAsod the oxprcahon Of Dsachsr-tbAt
IN. Wlton wna 1lnnrd aYnfnst. not rlnninH-to
~ dec1atht nf the sedttcer lkoocrtson. Ia
sTbo Heart Of MlhInthtau," that Ella DoAn
M. Il auiltirhB Of at but trusting 4 villain"
Coupaot hero entered into Nj nloqnont
pEFENRE Or MH. huuLToH.
Io rad tho slIott AtatnHiont which Moulton
snbinIttoh to tho Investigating Committee, and
aid, .Ws4 not Moultos, III dev,siue means to
tarsats Of public morality, and would not ovory
mau havo been grateful It Ao lad hucccoded
what had Moulton 1ono to tlefnEvt tho acorn
snd copkumcly Of Henry Ward Neeslcr? Sup.
noso llo xas the nnp'tncirled knaye he ls repro.
pouted to be-A lsca:I,o,,. and thoroughly Ind IN
ali lis quAl,tIes,-why was It that. when Tlncy
had got Tilton 1t tho bottom OF All
sbssen,ai deptl. which only. Tic Imagination
Of Tracy could reach, and hatl obtained
living scout, ~hy didn't Moulton tlen desots Til.
iou and Join Doccher7 II M0ultou was = nntdIar
Of fortune 10 wuulI haye followed tho trail OF
p1oft. anl danglotl At tho ends OF . bag Of gold.
ilut tl,eae erttheta and donlnciattons Ut the
co,,uEels learned friends would not crush him,
md, however faulty hs might DO, lio was truo 10
l1is honor aid friendship, aud oil the power OF
Doochcr hnd his miniona would not prevail
asAiuss him. .....
ADJOURNED TILL MONDAY.
Mr Fullerton stasod horo, at ten minutes to 4.
lIc did not desire 10 ontsr upon the ucrt topic Of
bin argument. .......
Judge Nelson concurr9d, and stated that tho
Jury did not dears to sit Tomorrow. and wouta
sugsest that tho Court aud jury shoud hare \
davis iuter,nBsIon. This Wan agread TO By tha
counsel, and Tho Court then adjourned until
Monday morning ne1t.
, 1875-06-18
THE COLORADO CATTLE INTEREST.
8orttnk Out tho Cattle OF the RokloIa
Tho A1ngnitudo OF the HuHtneNs
Drought to tho Undertaking o1
EnAtCfn ErcnrAin1aiafn.

EA3tCf0 EXCUEAt Onl lht1s
SPECIAL D,spateh Ia TAs CA,fdeo 7>1bunA-
DENVER. Col.t Juno N.-rLe 'rodoto" or
"rouud-up Of 1850 head Of cattle on Wilson's
rnpche Mas finished about noou today, and the
various ownots' herda moved on to their soapect-
ive ranches, while tho "rodo1o" Of un-
claimed stock started OF In their line Of
march through tho rest Of tho range under
The guidance Of the experienced "rodero,"
Nr. L. A. Stanley. Tho 'r oupd.up" was
commenced in Dent County, COL, on tho 20th
Of Nay, and wit! last until the 12.h Of July, aud
In which timo they will have rounded up and
sorted ont on every castle rancho from tie
start to tho base Of tho mountains In AEapahoa
County. Up TO tho present timo they have gath
cred together and delivered to tho proper oWuors
105, 900 head. Tho ayerage loss from old age,
sosers weather, etc., Ia estimated At about por
esut. Tie inc1eaao corrcgpoudlngly Ia 10 per
cant greater thau l2st year. This apples pArtie-
ula1lY to tbis "round.up," - the newB from tho
bouth ia very discouraKlng. An excursion party
from Dtnrer. under the Ausptcos Oh tho Stoc1-
QFoWsrs Association Of Colorado, organized by
Holly. HecretAty, with Wow Of Acnuaiuting the
peopls wish tie lye-Btock saaources of ths ToEri-
tory, was on tho ground aud wers light hos
p!tablJ entertained At tho respective ranches Of
Wilson Brothers and ". II. Crapemer. The
n,an, Of The WtsAtche fo,t. VI. Louis -; j. ii.
Bacon, Of HtKes' Spirit; T. l.. Miller. Of tho
uorlord Farm, Doec.iar, Ii. D. K. smith, Bu.
perintontlsnt Of tho Toledo, peoziA h Western
Railroad, Wolf Lonaoner, the Depyer mer-
ehans prince, ". Holly, Of the Colorado
Farmer; Col. j. II. Howell, Of the Denver
Tribune and cthsSe,
, 1875-06-18
THE POSTMASTER.GE GENERAL.
0as Dein6s ln ths CITY OF milwaukee, u
Yeat1fuaYs


Etsetat D{tpateh t. Ths Ch4edos 7ttbuu,
AILwAuKEx, jnns 17.-postmaster.Go General
Jewell arrived hato with large party from Chi
eAgo, and returned by aapocial train At halt.
Sto-pight. Whllst here. lie made \ olose s1-
animation Of method Of working tho Post.
onaoe Department. and declared h!a gEoat satts.
faction With tho result. Gu his return from
labor he Wa met 1t tho Nowhll! House by 4
latKe delegation OF Poatmasteta ct the principal
1Aas OF the Htste, snd SsuktoEb Hovo and CAuer-
On, 4. W. Ksyst, Chairman Ut tho Republican
btats Central Committoo, George ". Allen, and
prominent ctsixens. and tendesed dtunel. ~
alnuef speeches were made. MI. Jewsll dc.
sla,sd & hts lntsntion to bA personally acquAinted
With t4a Post Ofieo Ayassm In eye.y detail, snd
e1prsssed tho hope that tho Republican party OF
Hlsconsin will b. victorious next ftll Boss
Ae{As predicted ths tsespluro Of tho atAts Capl-
- by tha hspublleans next fall 4. = prelude 10
80 eenafsl RepuhlicAa victory tor ths pzsal.
&AUtlsl @l9etiou,
, 1875-06-18

bfftfdt U1tr6Ith " xA& GNIf@d$ l91pt7s$s
LxAvxNwoxrn. kan,, Juus l7.-Tho grass-
hopper district eoyors III sreA ct ! lstle mora
.!,An hundred milos square, OF which this place
sa about tue centre. Cropa Of all ktuda havs
been very seriously injured throughout tho
district paned. IAros-fourths Of tho fruit and
about IN oquAi proportion Of tho Rrain crops ot
Ill kinds have beeu destroyed, willis tho gardens
hayo been taken almost euti1aly, For tho last
ten days tho 'hoppera have beon leaving,
generally flying norshwaEd, and not enough lo-
naming to do any material dAmGgo. Those 10
c4litlea that have escaped their Fiaita hAyo ~
tluo csopa as were over known 10 tic State. tho
Weather having been uuusuAsEy favorable
throughout tho Beaaon. III those !oolllttos that
hAye bceu savAgod by tho locusta. the farmers
are nssrly all engaged rep!Anting thelr folds
with corn aud potetoea, aud, II ths woather con-
ttnues II favorable ~ It has baon ehua 9AS toey
think thers IL pfospeet OF realizing tsif crops.
THIS coplous sho xess of last uight has bad very
refreshing Offset upon yegotsslou, aud tho de-
nudsd plsts knd tower-kAtdens IN tia eiey
afro eAls beeln to look greau sgain.
Accounts from the surrounding country ase ~
to tho eneos thas tho pests ara rapidly
leaving. anl 10 maay ct tlem ~
: nsro should rema!n thoy would no. be
ablo to do any material Injury to tbs second
planting. Throughout u! that portion Of tho
Btxto sayagod ia1t ycas tile prospect IL good no"
for the Auoat crop evor rsisoa. HspoEta from
nearly I'll ths couunos tn tue State show thst tbs
ops.stIo1s of tho psstA hAye bean couAnsd to
about Z doEsn, though khaas Ass Ms Oldest
And mont th.okly sstllsd. The damage doue
This 1ass kAa4sallg s&&Asb IN sa1aA
, 1875-06-18
HuEtL INTERVIEWED.

Lourvu11, Ky., Juns i7.-A Courtv~iour-
tatiptssvisv with Gan. Don CARLOS puell this
1eftnooa. ~ 10 e>Etsin structures Enads upon hls
ehsesaloEs b KAutuoky and Tenneas4s, By Gen.
hlAtnah hAs Grated decided sonsANou
@e<s6 tAdD9 iAatsa9tsA II ahs fAcAe iage1fAd.
, 1875-06-18
Failure Of tho London Fi5cal Agents Of
the Japanese Government.
Bursting Of Other Firms for Sums from,
S12,5U0,O00 Down.
Tbs satrap Of Alaace-Lorraine Demands
Love for tho New Master,
Adjournment Of tho italian Chamber
Of Deputies.


LONDON. Juno 17.-aayar.t additional f.,1nre.
ara onnounce1 ,b,s .t,s,,aon ,n.in,. - hoa.ss
~s.ss's =. ~. IN IN. ,',t' " aoasss
vu1.so. ~ 1he 1aa1 4no'A .t*ue' Aofo 1s oe
!ieVod 10 on Imminent, and thore ia 4 Ccnessl
feeling OF disquietut!e In buauess circles.
Ngw Yong, June l7.-A di.p.tch from 1,ondon
,.va+ ..,f,ioo1+, rIr,.a, T. -. H.. a.,.s..,
.4''''A :. W. '"o 0oAos's'
HSe"<n ~ euo '"pAbeeo 9oseFnmcntt anu a.
Gonzd!es d Co., have suspended, and other fAit-
ureA are expectod"
Lospos. Juns s17.-Tb. fo,loxtno f,,,nvo. ot
Iii ..;,..,.t... .., ,.h 49,,
~ u'7soun@sio a1o Aanoaacou iounS' Eosla-
VICE u 90, 1olh Anderson Co., and J. q.
Foulo. The liabilities of Young, Uotthwick i
, 1875-06-18
and fsw romained 10 receive the bened!ction
pronounced by tho Rev. Philip 13rooLs.

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IL ~ that helghoofhooo, were aehsely shfongoa'
lilo decorations nf tho caal1on and Of all Tho
surrounding Atreet1 nro wonderfully effective.
thnro lain, M p,,,t,nto.t ,or. H.. -, os,or
1,.,ao,,,n. a. .s",,.. .'s lii ~ 0
na'eou'es' "As"'"aet ate"e7' a"o pA'!'loh'' a"o
even trces' a1o all feHplendsnt with i1e gay and
bil|iaut "lod. White, and Iue."
THE DECORATIONS.
AH.v r., ..,,, hro.Lfo.. .n,..... .,,..,
~ 'ep1'''t "a'"o0
o'et tho ta.tet pas' oi 'ho foute' Hbefo tue pro-
eesslon ~ifl follow before # reaches Dnpser
Hill. Tho decoration OF Tie Washington streek
n,tousfon from Cornh1I1 m tnuorl tln ch.+,,a
1,,.s. ,.ra,.a =. =. ao.a,,sa ,,'.. Ns 49,.
o.'ogv' 10 10 euee't*e 1s 'oas aloonu tao
eomn'on' Inc entrance OF Tie pld8o III Hpanned
with hno arch. aud appropriate Inscriptions
appoAr thero mud ut vsr,ous p],cas throav,,out
CLs,lostoxn. informing ntr.nrou n, ioc.t,,,.s II,
49,. ss,.,.s, ~ ..r .ss ~ Nv s., ~
.ne'' 'e's'''t' 10 tne events OF tho battie;
but ho' noticed comparatively fe" sentimental
mottoos. Tho arch is inscribed s'Chariea
Niyar-A UrltIah eioon.of.4nr Inv In th;a rivcr
.n1 .,,,,,,,Io1 f,h,1,...,.,, i. wa..,.s.,a
49,. '1"onAuoo ...o ~soaIo"n' .s q. hlou'on@
io'nt 'hese 's M aascs'p''oh poaht1hg out tho
landing-p place OF tho British toopa, and g1ring
the huu1 Of their Decentralization.
u,urop,c.1. ,oc.,,-,va
r,o -,ao,t, ~ 1,raa,,. IT., 49,. ,, .u
4a' 'sao1os ~ osoeo n"'' 'nelo tne "onu'
ment stands the limo OF tho n'l-fence sloPing
to tho Mystic River, aod the phce on Bunkos
Hill, which an 1ttcmpt was malo to fortify, and
gh,ro Putnam triad IN mi, n ,a,y ti,a rst,o...
, 1875-06-18
IT&1 Y
LEGISLATIVE ADJOURNMENT.
RohE, juno 17.--The aossion Of tbs Chamber
Of Deputies haa been pEorogued.


FRANCE.
TUE EDUCATION bill.
pAn1s June l7.-Tle Assembly, Ia the debate
on the University Educstion bill yesterday, by
i vote Of 81, passed tho amendment
Of II. Paris, providing that degrees
bs awarded BY Board Of Examiners,
Which shall consist half Of Blato aud half
Of FREQ Professors. ThIs is regarded as victory
for the U1trAmoutanes Al thu fioo Professors
hre clerical. The Assembly to-day finally passed
tho University Education bill.
THE CENTENNIAL.
4 mceting nas held tonight which was
largely attended. TO promote tho exhiol-
tiou Of French products At tho United
States Centennial Exposition. Gen. aicktee and
Marshal CAnrobe1s mAlo speeches. Resoiu.
tlons .aro adopted 10 favor Of taklnK I'll possi-
bic measureB To soouro a worthy representation
OF Ftanca at Philadelphia In 1876.
, 1875-06-18

thGt OF Iaas yeAr, but II has been confined 10
dia.rct wherein this farmers ara In nuct, batter
circumstances, and the amount OF suffering that
will follow will consequently bs comparatively
ANAL. With tho second planting III tho graea+
hoppor districts, and tho unuAnal1y ane cropa
throughout MI othcr secsfona there Ia . falt
ntoapect at present that tho general crop Of
tho stAtc will bo fully up to the average.
HE1RAsKA.
OMAHA, Nab, June l7.-Another terrific wind.
rain. and hail storm Bet IN hero tbls evening a
o'clock. For hours tho raln poured down In
groat eheets, flooding tho entire plateau. The
gustera were insufficient to carry the wator off.
Tl'e stseots and sidewalks wero flooded. It il
impossible 10 calculate tho damage done; It
must be very conaidesab1n. At leAat 0 inches OF
farnaru street.
Reports from rariou. sections Of The stato
show that tho graaahoppors continue thois flight
northwest IN tho satab immense numbers. They
llavo allNhtcd and doue considerable damage
near Woss Point, North Baud, aud few othor
polnta.
spee,at Dfspateh 10 Ths caieaoo Tribune.
OMAHA Ncb., Juno 17.-ho grasehoppcrs hkYe
baon seen hero to-day. All hare 9ono north
| northwest. Tho dsmaEo 10 this county ID bad in
spots. but not EencrAl-probably equal 10 20
! lave been upped still grow In many places.
| Otoe. Eetnahk, Richardson, Cass, and Saunders
Counties have boon favaRad mora than Any
otleFs. In tho frat three c0unscs nearly every-
thing MAS destroyed, including many Thousand
| fruit tteoa. 1t is hoped tho posta will not re-
tarn. In that caae Nebraaks will faise lAfRar
crops tlAn eyer before.
, 1875-06-18
GERMANY,

TALK1N0 TO the NEWLY.ADofTEp.
81nAsEoUso, june little Governor Of Al
sace hod Lorraine to-day opened tho session Of
taa Provincial COMMITTEES. He declared that tho
beneficial influence Of tho Committee Wa H.
creased tho mora thoroughly tho principle WAS
adhered to that tho interests Of tho province
wers indiHsolubly bound to tloss Of tho German
Empire.
, 1875-06-18
MINNESOTA.

speefai Dl,fdt;h to TIE Chicago Tribune.
Br. fAuL, Him., juno ia lail-stoEm passed
over Motley, on Tho Northern Pacific, Inst oyon-
Ing, which broke tho windows in every house in
the village. and inflicted much damage On garden
and field crops. Tho high wind accompanying
unroofcd one house and uprooted trees in avery
direction. 1lotley le In the northeast part Of
Todd County, about 20 nies west Of ths Atssis-
sippl
, 1875-06-18
SPAIN.
A4oABTA.

MADRID. Juns 17.-souor ss8astA and his
principal supporters havs professsd fsslty to
King Alfonso.
, 1875-06-18
1775....1875.

lffJ....lOfJ.
The Change Wrought by the
Century at Oharlestown,
Mass.
Boston Dressed in Her Gaudiest
Holiday Attire.
Three Hundred Thousand Strangers
Ainglo in Tho Crushing
Crowd.
Twenty Thousand Troops
In the Line Of FRO.
cessiOn.
Review Of the Column by Gov.
CASTOR on Beacon Hill.
Tho Scenes Along tho Limo Of March
from Boston 10 Charlcstown.
Virginia and South Carolina Visit
ors Receive o Continuous
Ovation.
Order Of Exercises at the
Bunker Hill Monu-
ment.
Speeches by Gen. Sherman, Gov. Hart
rant, and Others.
The City nIagnificcnt1y Illumt~
natcd at Night.
Tho Streets Ablaze with Fireworks and
Calcium Lights.
, 1875-06-18

TEE NEGOTIATION OF AMk1lcAN PorAToN Pno-
HIpirED.
WASHINGTON, D. C., Juno H.-portuRA has
prohibited tho Introduction into that county
mud tho adjacent tslauda Of pots.oes from the
United Btatos.
, 1875-06-18

Sptc9al DsrdieA 70 TIE Chicago 1fi5nN<.
fAaHy1LLH, juno 1.-The cyclones which
have passed over hddio Tonuessee in the past
two daJs considerably damaged wheat IN spots.