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THE POTATO BUG.

APPEARANCE OF THE PEST IN CONNECTICUT
coNsTERNATIoN AMONG THE FARMERS.
HARTFORD, July 2, 1876.
The farmers worst enemy-the potato bug, or
Colorado beetle-has at last reached Connecticut
having rst showed itself to the general public
day IN Wethersneld, South WeThers1eld, Rocky
Hill and East and West Hartford The ful-grown
beetle has not been formed as yet, but the larve,
two or three days old, have appeared, and where
ever found In large numbers they are wonder
fully successful In destroying the potato vines and
Cccasionlng general CONSERVATION among the
farmers.
THE LARVAE
which have appeared are OF an orange-red color
with black head and back stripe on the first
running down on either side, from the head TO
the abdomen. As the early potatoes fully
three-quarters grown the bugs cannot damage
these but 1ears are entertained that tie late
Will be entirely destroyed by these pests.
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GILMoREs CONCERT GARDEN.

The charming sum mer garden In which Mr.. p.
s. Gilmore Yields the baton every night was
crowded to Its utmost capacity last evening The
programme was Of the most attractive kind, as
may be seen from the following
overture-"N Kreutzen
Grand seec "Euryanhe' Weber
solo for oornet-"spnng, Gentle spring," with
Mr. Nj. Xroucaie.
Invitation IA Dance Weber
'A sun by Mr. 4. sonst ~A''o'
Solo for coa1et-"Maude yalse. ................Levy
Mosaic-Grand concert air and variations. m Riviere
Introduotion ana tnsma-FirsE variation. hates in
sec1h tib a s h' S:
seventh, obeos; eighth rumpets and ccrnets ninth.
and 5gDas twet gTa ma finale tGr iu band
MarchO Mntaire-TwenIy second Regiment Iveteranj
"The Star Spangled Banner"
The magnificent band which Gilmore has now,
by fair dint O. hard work, long training ana unre-
hitting exertions brought to perfectIon was
heard to particular advantage In The opening
overture. the exquisite selection from Weber
l"Eury anthe" being one OF tue great composers
most delightful works., and the ever welcome
Then there was concert aria. by Siviere. OF tue
true popular order; part song, Dy Mendelssohn,
and a ringing military march. The audience
stood up wnen the national anthem OF Amer
lea was played. Inc corneG Of Mr..
Arbucke was heartily encored, and Mr.. Sonst
by niS superb rendering OF Tito Matteis song was
equally h0nored. But the event OF the evening
was Mr.. Levy's wonderful playing. A storm OF
applause served as gratifying introduction to
the MAUD walIz," and TWO recalls followed the
artists worK. mr. Levy has considerably im-
proved since we heard him last, four years ago.
HIS inimitable powers OF execution remain the
same, and Improvement on tnem would scarcely
seem possible, and in breadth OF expression, pas
sionate feeling and artistic delivery. Mr. Levy has
gained much. lie Is now without compeer In
the world IN cJrnet paytag. In the "Maud
Waltzn the nervous telling tone of his
instrument made itself felt In every part
OF the immense building, and tenderness
and Instrumental tears characterized tne poetic
rendering OF the Last Rose OF Summer" Then
there Was quite comic qUatntnes In tue peculiar
rendering OF the variations on the Carnival OF
Veulce.n Passages which would puzzle fleet flo
gered piansts or swift oowlng vlolInists were
rendered by Levy with an ease ana finish that sci
mere technique at defiance, and above all there
was shown IN the most positive manner the poetic
feeling Oh Il great artist. Mr.. Gilmore may wei. be
proud of such an invaluable addition to q military
band which Is now justly ACKNOWLEDGED to be the
first In America. With SUCH a band and such a
beautiful garden, 1t Is no wonder that the best
representatives OF the metr pOlitan public mock
nightly to enjoy the best OF music and ali that ma
ture and art can contribute toward summer en-
iOyment.
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BROOKLYN POLICE APPOINTMENTS.

The Brooklyn Commissioners OF Police and
Excise at a meeting held yesterday afternoon
disposed OF the fears OF large number Of ONCE
holders and the hopes OF much larger number OF
once seekers BY making tue following appoint
meDts TO POSITIONS In that department. Fire
marshal, PaJritk Ke4ty, In place o. Ii. B..
Thorn; CHIEF clerk, Il. y. Lansing, TO succeed
samuel Richards; counsel, Anthony Barrett in
place OF John Oakey; deputy CLERK, BENJAMIN =.
Mldgley reappo1nted CASHIER Excise Depart
ment, Philip IL. Briggs reappOinted; chef OF
boiler inspectors, Thomas r. Powers; excise
clerks, James Fletcher ana Thomas Glass inspec-
tors OF excise, Thomas Hart, Arthur Higgins,
Patrick Mulody, James +. Curran ana henry
Setter; Gle 10 OF boiler inspectors James GuiOyle.
Other ch9ates are soon TO o2 made IN the depar'
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THE AMERICAN CENTENNIAL.

THE SWISS REPUBLIC PREPARING FOR PROPER
REPRESENTATION.
BERNIE, July Q, 1875
The National Council has voted appropria-
cion OF 25 COOL to defray the expenses Of proper
representation OF SWISS products and industry at
the Philadelphia Centennial Exhibition.
RUSSIA SLOW IN HER PATRONAGE OF INDUSTRY
AND ART.
or the larger European states, Russia is the
only one which, up 10 the present time, has de-
clinsd to encourage participation in tue Ex
hihIfinn
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NEW HAMPSHIRE POLITICS.

PAETIsAN LEGISLATORS CoNDESINING EACH
OTHER.
CONCORD, July 2, 1875.
The late Senatorial controversy was proml-
nently before the Legislature to-day. In the SEN
ate the republican minority presented their pro-
test against the former protest OF the majority.
In the House Mr.. Hatch, OF Portsmouth, ON be-
half OF the democratic minority in that body, pre-
sented a lengthy protest against the action OF the
republican majority in protesting against tho
action OF the Governor and Council. Each party
condemns the action OF the other as subYersIve Of
constitutional rights &C.
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The American Score at The Great Inter-
national Match Increased.
The Irish Tenn Beaten by Thirty-Einc In
stead Of Thirty-eight Points,
AT THE DOuYNOUNT RANGES YESTERDAY.
The Abercorn Cup Won
by the Irish.
DUBLIN, July 2. 1875

DUBLIN July 2, 1875.
The oficial score OF the international ride match
at Dollymouut on Tuesday. which is published to-
day. gives Dakin g. instead of ST. at the 900 yards
range and makes the number OF points by winch
the American beat the Irish team 3d. instead OF 3S.
THE CONTEST FOR THE ABERCoRN CUP TERMINATED.
The contest for the Abercorn Cup at Douymeunt
ended to-day.
WON BY THE IRISH.
Mr. Edmond Johnson, OF the Irish team, won by
total score OF $685.
Messrs. Rigby aud Pollock made higher scores.
but as they had been winners before the cup was
awarded to Johnson.
THE WEATHER STILL UNFAvoRABLB.
The weather was bad for the rinemen. Rain
fell during the day and there was a high wind.
MAJOR LEIGH ooMPLIMKNTED By THE PRESS.
The Dublin journals. referring to Major Leech's
retirement from the captancy OF the irish team,
concur In saying that ireland Is indebted to Major
Leech for long range shooting, which he estab-
lished In the taoe of great difficulties.
THE SHOOTING OF THE AMERICANS.
or the Americans the best scores were as fol-
lows
Fulton. ........... S71 Gildersleeve. ....... 800
Bodlne........ 1854 Coleman ............ 800
NEW TRIUMPHs FOR THE TRANsATLANrICs.
The Americans won several all-comers' prizes
TOD
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WASHINGTON NAVY YARD.

woRKMEN ENGAGED IN DEMoLIsHINa OLD AND
''BEPAIRING" NEW VESSELS
WASHINGTON, July @ 1876
workmen at the Washington Navy Yard are en-
gagged IN demohshlng the iron clads Hero and
Pscataqua. The iron will be SOLD ct auction Tue
Nipsrc screw, Is also being broken up. The build
fng OF the new sloop-of-war Nlpsic Is progressing
slowly. This vessel Is put down on the navy
register as repairing' but there is nothing, from
the keel up, that Is not entirely new. There are
at present only l27 men employed in the con-
btructon department. large reduction having
been made In this well as in the other forces OF
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THE FRENCH ASSEMBLY

gHE MEMBERS OF THE PARTY OF THE LEFT
ANXIOUS FOR AN EARLY LEGISLATIVE DIsso-
LUTON.
ESPECIAL DESPATCH 10 THE HERALD By CABLE.
PARIS, July 2, 1876
Three Parliamentary groups, constituted of
members of the party of the Left of various
shades of opinion, signed resolution to-
day, in which, they pledge themselves not
TO cucumber the discussion of measures
which may brought up tor debate in the
legislative body with amendments or unneces-
eary speeches, so as to insure an early disso-
tuition of the National Assembly.
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BRITAIN AND BURMAH.

QUEEN vICToRA's OFFICERS IN INDIA IN Ac-
TIVE COMMUNICATION WITH DOWNING STREET.
LONDON July 2, 1876
The Indian government Is now IN communlcl-
ton with the India once here relative to action
necessary to take In regard to Burmah.
COMMISSIONER FORSYTH.
Sir Douglas Forsyth has left for Slmla.
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YELLOW FEVER AT KEY WEST.

WASHINGTON, d. c., July 2, 1875.
telegram, received here this morning from
Key West, reports one death and three new cases
OF yellow fever there to-day. The present indica-
tions, atmospheric. &C., are unfavorable.
REPORT OF THE HEALTH OFFICER
KEY WEST Fla, July 2, 1875.
There was one death here yesterday from yell
low fever.
j. V. HARRIS, M. D.,
Health 0fdcer
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INCENDIARY FIRES.

STREET RAILWAY STABLES BURNED-E1GHTEEN
HORSES PERISH IN THE FLAMES.
AUBURN, n. u, July 2, 1875.
The barns and stables OF the East Genesee Street
Railway COMPANY were burned by an incendiary
ct one O'Clock this morning. Eighteen horses
perlsned in the names, ana large quantity OF
grain and hay and two street cars we're also de-
stroyed. Loss, $500; insured Tor $4,000.
II Is thought the same ncendiary fred another
bsrn lew hours afterward which was DESTROYED,
causing loss OF $3.50. dlsreputa0le character
has been arrested on SUSPICION.
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THE CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.

LONDON, July 2, 1875.
The mail steamer from Cape Town brings news
Shat the Assembly OF Cape Colony mas unani-
mousy adopted resolutions In favor of the annex.
alton OF sundry Independent territories south OF
Natal, Inhabited by 900 Uanres
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DESTRUCTIVE FOREST FIRES.

DETROIT Mich, July 2 1875
The nres which ragged Tor several weeks with
great fury In the woods north aud west OF
Alpena, have been extnguisned by the heavy
rams OF last week. he loss on pine timber ia
Alpena county is estimated at over 100 900 900 eet
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THE CALIFORNIA DEMOCRACY.

SAN FRANCISCO, July'2. 1875.
The Democratic State Convention last night
nominated J. Hamilton for Attorney General and
William Minis for Surveyor General, and this
morning completed their ticket by the following
nominations For Clerk OF the supreme Court,
Il. g. Wolf and Tor super ntendent of Public In-
structlon, D. p. Fitzgerald.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, July 3-5 A. NJ.
The House OF Lords last night passed the Canada
Copyright bill.
EMIGRANTs FOR CANADA.
The steamer Peruvian Tor quebec, takes ouE 500
Mennonite emIgranls.
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THE FOUNDATIONS IN FRANCE.
Subscriptions Pouring In for the Re-
lief of The Sufferers.
Three Thousand Persons Sup
posed to Have Persisted.
Sixty Million Dollars Worth OF
Property Swept Away.

ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD By CABLE
PARIS, July 2, 1875
The subscriptions which have been sent in
for the relief of the sufferers by the inunda-
lions at Toulouse already amount to GOO, OOOf,
or about 1920, 900.
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wAsHINGToN's HEADQUARTERS.
MoRRIsrowN. n. j.. July Q, l.

MoRRIsrowH. n. j., July Q 1875
The formal ope0ing OF Washing ton's Head
quarters will take place here Monday, July ..
special trains Will be run that day Secretary
Robson and Ex-Governor Randolph will deliver
orations. great crowd is expected.
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The following record will show the changes in
the temperature FOR the past twsny-iour hOurS.
IN comparison with the corresponding date OF
last year, as indicated by the thermometer at
Hudnut's pharmacy, HERALD Building =
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DESTRUCTION OF A VILLAGE.

OMAHA Neb, July q 1875
Man advices state that the entire village OF Me-
rldian JEFFERSON county, Neb., was totally de-
stroyed by torn ado last Saturday. Alexandria,
small town In the same county, was also BADLY
DAMAGED. There was no loss of lfa.
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THE RIO GRANDE.
Critical Condition Of Affairs
in Matamoros.
AMERICAN OCCUPATION PROBABLE
Adherents Of Cortina Aiming for
a Rescue.
new oELEANs. July 2. 1875.

New oRLsANs, July 2, 1875
private despatch lust received here from
Brownsville announces a critical condition OF
AFFAIRS at MaEamoros. Cortina's adherents are
threatening the people. General Cristo has ex-
pressed his ability and intention TO protect
American Inhabitants. The military forces at
Brownsville have received orders to cross tue
river and cooperate with orlsto in preserving the
peace In case such a measure becomes necessary.
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FUNERAL OF COLONEL STOCKING.

WASHINGTON, d. c., july ., 1875.
The funeral OF Colone Wilbur f. STOCKING whose
death was announced yesterday, Will take place
at the residence OF Judge $. f. Miller, No. lil5
Massachusetts avenue, IN this city, at hall-past
five Il. IA. on SAtnrdAY.
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A.-TAKEN INTERNALLY, DR. PlERCE'S COM
POUND EXTRACT SMART WeED. OR WATKR PEPPER re-
lieves almost instantly pain IN stomach or bowels.
with II tor Diarrhma DysenterY Cholera and Cholera
Morbus Used externally IL Is invaluable linment
for both beast IL Is the peoples friend and
al should keep il with them; In tact 80 conveniently
near that they hand upon II IN the dark
need be- 1t is sold by all dealers ia medicines
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| A VERDICT FOR WOLCOTT'S ANNiHlLAr0R
for catarrh: disagreement PAIN FAINT uie bSst
Standard remedy tor pain known
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MUSIC In THE PARK.

The Department OF Parks announce that, II the
weather IS fine, there will be music on the Mall at
Central Park, under the direction OF Messrs. bod
worth and Gralulla. this afternoon, commencing
at four O'Clock. The following Is the programme -
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NEW ORLEANS, July 2, 1875.

special despatch to the Galveston Nsaos from
Brownsville Texas, says:-"An order has been
published that Cortna shall be shot In case an at
tempt ia made to rescue him. Judge Costello and
wife. Cortina and fourteen others are prisoners.
A general order prohibits the assembling OF
groups or hostile demonstrations. All the public
places are closed Outside OF Matamoros the peo-
pie are reported to be arming themselves-arms
having been smuggled out 1t Is reported that q
gunboat is coming to the mouth of the Rio Grande
to carry Cortina 10 Vera Cruz.
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ANTICIPATED CONFLICT BETWEEN THE SOLDIERS
AND THE CITIZENS.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, July 2, 1875.
Advices received by Lieutenant General Shert-
dan from Brownsville, Texas, this morning indi-
cate critical state OF affairs at Matamoros and a
conflict to-day between the citizens and Me xican
soldiers as imminent. All business houses In Mata-
moros are closed and armed citizens are gather
ing threatening to take Cortlna from the soldiers
who. the Vice Consul thinks, are not strong
enough to prevent the rescue.
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ALL THE PHYSIOLOGICAL REQUISITES FOR
comfortably holding aud permanently curing rupture
are ound la the appliance OF the ELASTIC tkOsa
COMPANY, 6S3 Broadway, now universally adVOted
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COOL AND COMFORrABl.E.-OUh liNEN siire
r'-"S 'Ol A''e' - poAN fRELI. an Eoarth avenue
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GREAT REDUCTIONS. - ENTIRE SUMMER
TERRY. 865 broadway.
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GENTLEMEN VISITING LONG BRANCH, NEW
port saratoga, White Mountains and other tashionabiA
summer resorts celebrating KNOA for they atf
wear his Fearless HATS In TACT, the KNOX Il AT has
been years lndSputable popular favore stores
No. 2l2 Broadway and IN the Fitth Avenue Hotel
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THE BowDoIN CREW.

BRUNSWICK, Me-. July 3 1875.
The Bowdoin crew lett this afternoon for sara.
toGa.
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ENORMOUS LOSSES OF LIFE AND PROPERTY
PARIS, July 2, 1876
1t is estimated that the destruction of prop
erty by the nundations in the southwestern
portion of this country will amount to
100000. 000f, or $50, 100000.
THOUSANDS OF PERSONS SWEPT SUDDENLY FROM
The number of persons who persisted is es-
timated at 5000
IKE PRESIDENT TRAVELLING IN THE DEsoLATED
DISTRICT.
President MacMahon continues his tour
through the inundated district.
yHE RELIEF SUBSCRIPTION LIST INCREASING
RAPIDLY-THE GERMAN AMBASSADOR CON-
TRIBUTES TO THE FUND
PARIS, July 2-Evening.
The subscription list opened by President
MacMahon for the relief of the sufferers in
the valley of the Garonne now foots UP
$3.50, OOO
The Duke d Aumale has subscribed So, 900,
and Prince Hohenlohe the German Ambassa-
dor, contributes 5000
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A.-HERALD BRANCH OFFICE. BROOK.f v.
corner Fulton avenue and Boerum street.
Open from A. VI. n Y ~
On sunday trOm % , T. n.
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LEON DUMAS EAU MERVEILLEUSE IL AC-
knowcdged all who have used II to be the safest an
best Cosmetic in the world. For sale by all pfiac
druggists
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LEON DUMAS EAU MERVElLLEUSE Is NOT
enamel but medicine for tho sSin Ladies are an
and retail. a No. West twenty fifth street. Holman
House. Price 50 per bottle.
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TERRY. sos BROADWAY, BETWEEN SEVEN
teentn and Egh nth sreetS-Immense reductions in
trimmed and untrimmed II ATS aud BoNNErs.
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PARTIES OR CORPORATIONS IN NEED or
PRINTING Of any description, wnetner Ralroat la
surance, steamship Commercial theatrical or liesil
VIII hnd it their alyantege 10 obtain an estinis5
IRON the MRrROPOAlrAN PRINTING EEfASLISd
MENr. 2t3 broadway. before leaving their orIerA
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BUY YOUR hats AT TEiRY's. ssj BROAD
way. Great reductions curing Juty
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DAyID'S SUMMER STYLES or CENTLEMEN'S
HATS arc cool and dressy and well ventilated an ee-
On Mt asSort ment uOoDS YACHT and Boar CLUH
CAPs a specially. saesrOom -Jy11 broaIway, ncar
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SPRING WAKES UP THE INSECTS. AND
KSowLKs lNsEcT DESTROYER puts them sleep tore
II Is killing bedbugs, reaches and garden INSECTS by tae
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CHRONIC ENLARGEMENT OF InE PROsrRArR
thyroid gland bronch 'crlc. Gites sisssr isptpa
or AMMONiA Is "A specific enld bv an Druggists Depot.
45 sixth avenue, New York Ony - cent ana b per
bottle,
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MEXICAN HAMMOCKs, So EACH-TERRY. sos
Broad wa y, near Eighteenth street
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SUMMER HArS.-GREAT BARGAlN.--ALL OUR
summer stock u sacrifice. TERRY, 800 Broadway
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DEShLER'S PILLS ARE THE SURE5r AND
safest Remedy for CHILLs AND FEVER AND hALAstN
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PARTIES CAN RETURN By THK REGULAR
TRAIN AT 7;5 p NJ REACHING NEW YORK;
EARLY ON MONDAY MORNING. ENABLING VIsI-
TORS TO SPEND SIX hOUas AT THG FALLS Ar A.
TRIFLING EXPENSE
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SPAIN.

cLRLsT REPORT OF AN ALFoNsIsT DEFEAT.
LONDON, July 2, 1875.
Carllst dispatches from Spain say that In an en-
gagement OF June q tue AlfonstsL General LON
was worsted, witha loss Of 1900, and retreated to
Orduna.
aERNANI UNDER E-coNcENTRATINe NEAR
TERUEL.
MADRID, July p 1875
The oarlists are bombarding Hermann.
They have evacuated the province of Valencia
ana concentrated In Casteon and TerueL
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TEMPTED-HIs PARTIsANs OUTSIDE THE CITY
ARnNG.
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AVtThIe LenDtTALuTC yt3ItTUHT .s-ssl IVA
Average tenn perAture for corresponding date
last TX
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THOUSANDS or THE SICK AND SUFFERING
have been made strong and healthy by the PERUyIAH'
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S25. 900 OF SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK
merry GooDs TERRY 565 Broadway.
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NEW NOVELS
SUMMER READING.

THE CIR EN GA
A Romance. From the German
Mrs A. L. Wister, translator Of
Secret Cod rlsie hulda'
i2no Fine ciotn. 81 IS.
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nance redolrnt Ot thatuameless home sehs-
yves a heaithfui tone 10 the story."-NeW
Times
SIGMA.
A story by "Ouida," author OF "Suathurre,' "vnlec
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l2no Extra cloth. Black aud gilt ornamentAIon-
aihls story il intensely dramatic and most vivdly app
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10 one ever wrote she wrote. "-Boston Traveller
THE MILLS OF THE GODS
Novel BY Mrs J. Il. rwellA second edition. lSmos
Many a day has passed since It has been our gooH
enjoyable novel; "-Phnadeiphia North American.
DOLORES
, Novel nv Mrs FORESTER author OF Fair Wom-h
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deeply interesting book, full OF incident anu nov
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