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The following is the list of the jurors
drawn for the November term of the
Fourteenth District Court:
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r,SSryGygS JggIUED

From IIVERpOpT.-bi Steamship R,s', Inly o--B
hc.cruau q. Ark .rmau Il. Almeia, A. Avn, y W. Amer
go, MSS IT, Iaktr. MA II li,rs, Mr.. Ear, A. CHOW
a. ,,t vrs II d. t.rr.gtuu Miss T. u. carr ngon 2. b
,, l,r as crprg. !. a. CllTo J. CoDc| J. y C',ia
Id Ms q. H. DflIc- and maud /. Drtlt J. = y &C. ft
auI NJ \ Flrr. child and mld. q. rrSlS"n VI 81 lh
~ 4, VI Gillian ,Ir and Mrs. C. cree ami mmi W. Cyl :
~ and Ms r. Hatfield e. y. lIarner g. = it2;Il Mr' AZ
NJ a. a. U,vaurt ". II wit MI ana MIS-: ~ VI
n. Mist Hoe Il =. :. Hoo. Mr. Jarob VT Jonas,
kcnurl Mr., liub1l Mrs. ktln' 'a,' i ~ m w y m
W-s p...pny r. T.. Patterson, Hon. o.. i. PC re- Inert
p,1 Antonio Pnm' iir ana Nr g.. H. PRESTON a. ff.''P
q q Preston, Miss 4 Preston Az n1 a. ,s~ NJ ianms u
~ " a. REYNOLDS Mis-, VI. Richardson. Ms. A. J..
ii,.ar son a.. y. Richardson and man ser.ani. II
ii't."v,,, 49,, T. Hnl,rts. Miss A. Roberts, Hiss W
iob.rts Mr. gud Mrs D. nos- Mr. a. MI. ~ "'h' NJ.
o,,, Miss l.., Mr.. Iai n, Nan. NaaS j. h-'
IAN Miss J. Shpph'. Nj lud Mrs Gtor ~ Nmhl MAN
AMI uursg r. Srun,r4, MI ans Nra lc lht'rDl', ih''
ti,,rt warm aid two servants, Z. L. Waugr Kemp
Hrir ~ Nj ana Mrs praNouy Wcmprr, thr'" children
n ~, ,r,,nrs Mrs A. e " iiHa, MIS- j. WluHx -
y'Iitng Miss \. within. aud t"o ScrYaat'. MI Mo.'s
Ihauk.
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..,iuary antics but in spite OF the ap'"ru'P . '
-, ne makes us admit his extraordinary
80 Yt,e LITTLE torso stretching ana two'hs ','. %, a
- ,,is so,o il a. soidly drawn as neen o. an" ,,
- oo,id iu,ify itself 10 the anat0mi'' "''lN 0''
Gar all its bones aud muscles Al, y
Ca,ancl's PORTRAIT Gronp," belonging " a., ,li
Emo Is a bright, pleasing piece OF worh' -" %, ,,,,s
hno ~ bi. hest with such cheerful SUBJECTS
This is his b,st representative III 49,"
'"'' -, ,,,.,, a lo,ye5 TO speak for himself
10" So ~ ia o,e Of the artists crea.el by Mil''' wv
- .,,ro r-olpces so independent WORK ~ Nd -o',
,'c,',.oh rr.tval in Brittany" This Is specimen o
O., to,Iy 10 he mltcheIanywhere ~ Is h"t :" "'n
.s.a,.od in the Luxembourg. Tie e1rnesineS' OF
- foes the great variety OF physioEnJiaeS "s''-n'
,on unconditional ;ypr, the sense we rave 'h'' '''' ~
oD here ia jcrOuy interested and absoFOo III Wv c''
monv in which he is taking pat-that yes gre "o'
nanted rco,,i, but real rcope-al these oonliciloA'
20 IA make this picture one OF tie hC' N'''''' ''
onv in the scaih Room. but in the whole CN.iil.'l.
"T,o last Token" by G. Max il adIs2H, aver
Nearing so much about this yOlns p1iuoer ara ms Gu"
cessos Rut then certain photographs from h'' v''
have prepar, d IA TO De lei down. janet u W
n was dif.cult 10 sec anything more than ii'" y ~
ot.alI.yyork. who, overcome by ssep. has la'. nav
strength left 20 pull ont one hiir-?m ~" ny
on the bed spread before going on, was Lf'''' - .
d,sann intn1 ut then this co1uet.sh nlAG'N'' WV ~
.cltnossess d among the wild boasts OF inc W "a
tainIv there IS nothing in the paintlLE o. u 49,.
t. o. ,,,., and there is too little poetry .. '"- N''
T., Witch tho story IS told prevent or p'h- ''o'
h ,ho ,,,l,,,auship The artist will one ca; we i
e e t, ~, lac IL more nj nome in his serins '" %
~ an I. She has thus far aticmpte1. - i ~ .,,,r
1s s gu SS,s IL have very little trag poNt' OF ~" e.
IL ex,ress cmoiiun Of any kind BhI nc iN ,- Z ~.
the early Chr stan drama, anu e+ Co., what he can
dig ont of IT, I.s 50 old story ho",N', NJ Ma.
that il would be worse than unjust u U'N M i'
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INDEPENDENCE DAY EXTRA.

Not for many years, perhaps not for ang''e. ''I-
tpry. will the Fourth OF July command Gil, S,'''-
ta,eons service Of 50 many of the country aOi'S'
orators. To meet conspicuous demand ana one
both immediate and permanent, we Issue ''-''S III
THE TRIBUNE EXTRA, No. 49, the Centennial '."uois
in fnlI Of Mcssrs. Evarts, Charles FRANCES ana
Brooks Adams. Winthrop, Beechcr ara me h'''
DIR. Stor.s, with the poems and hymns oil AeS'is
BRYANT, Taylor Holmes, and Congion' win i''l, "t-
scyiption Of the obsegvances of tho Ga'' ln' "''v
making collection rot possible again To- E"iui,'
years, and memorable ALWAYS lh'S i'N VII ~
ycadv at TIE TEIBuyr publication Office at noon TO-
dav and will be mailed, postpaid to any address i'r
tbc mercl Il, nominal SUN of ten cents. Twelve copies
will he mailed for one dollar, and we suggest to
TrIB1-HF readers that in TO way can tia} gc5 more
for their money than ty raising clubs o. '"''| OF
forty among their neighborS and oendi-G i,i the
Extra.
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OBI1i /.
WILLIAM DUER ROBINSON.

" TII.TNNI IINI4t I'TT'I IN''T'-''
The funeral services of W William l)icr Robin
son an old ana esteemed resident oi ias .i. too place
Yesterday m0rnn, ut Trinity Chapel IN IW,ni -iiiil.t
AID were attended hy laIg" nunb'r OF c]an' Ihh'-
eu.iaI IN social and commercial circles III. Robinson
c,,r rom prcrc,ouiiynary ancestry and the son
nf Lac lat, Beverly Robinson, prominent and res prccd
member Of the Scw-YDgk Bar FIR 81 yeas Hr Il bin
son act, a. ,,r at tc Gust pmho,S 81 this port ANA
during that time collected, without tue loss o fih-e
dollar to the Government, sG.GOU,OOOoOO Whhn lie
last year gold ccrtincite Of 5000 ny,tcroihly a.
.t'rcd fiun Its OH 20. Toe loss made g'od 10 no
Gov. rHmtlt uui u prcycd heavily upon hr i'"inS'h .
mind, IL Is htii'y we'd was one 81 he lHri"' ''l'''
@, u,s dctu us vas strict official ~ ~ matters pr-
ta.un. 90 duty. aud would not allow POI "' 10 t' t4'
vita iuih u, buSI4r-- ~ any way. ~" h''rF PiH Il
30 4 ass.ssn nj, and wjiill rc.I wiyi great Diih
,7 SHc. ~ J.Dd,Grd ~ politicians H. "..' c'saei'i
by al who knew hu.
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MIDNIGHT UFIlRBR REPORT
ProbIbihhnS

PT9bIbiIl'l"S
For the South Atlantic states falling, fol-
lowed bv rising barometer sou'hcry to wHrt Fy N'.,,
Il IN, changes In tmperaurr ana partly cloudy weather
" N possibly occasional rains -,
F,v fla Gulf States Tennessee ana the ONO NaH'y'
higher f,owri by falling barometer slight changes IN
tenneraurr stcIly TO sOuthcry wiIds ana occasional
tLunucr storms -. -, -, All.
eou,i Valleys falling romcter. ncrn sug snnlhrY 10
easery winds generally warmer partly cl udy Weahcr
and probably occasional rains.
To ne iOirrr late region and Htfffe N6tc risi90 lo
iorcd b., falnq barometer, reS' rlg minis bdrF'rl ~
S9pbry' uearIU stationary iemDerGiure and 0eHc1iHy
ceIr rrdapi cTceJt RAINY y"aibcr ddTtdg ne h0IhtHJ
from HCir,Trrsry 10 EJSerD Ncic- iOr!'.
For New -Enginui fln: followed by rising barometer
brisk aud possibly high sOuhcrly winds, '1crlg 10
cooler westerly. and diminishing III FORCE ana RAINY sue
crrlCn by clearing weather.
Tic Mississippi yer viii continue rising from DaVcn
port % Cairo
C.u,ionary SIGNALS are ordered for Passport
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HENDRICKS GOING TO WASHINGTON.
REPEAL oP TIL RESUMPTION ACT \ CONDITION OF
MS ACCiPrAN rE-Ir~ UOPELE SNENS.
try TPtTGRNTH TO Trg rrIETSEI

WASHINGTON, July j.-'fhc friends of Gov.
iIea r.c.s .ar That IA viii soon arrive Ia Ww.n.ion
and use hl- igfurnc, 90 inlIcc the House To pass bill
r,vruu tue specie sumption act TIcy STATE that
GOV Hen lricks sill not publish BIS formal letter Of ac
enhance uut after tae House slll have taken some
definite action this subject II shalt vote Ia repeal
b" v maze very prominent feature Of ihht action an
8, letter ui acceptance. lti, 10y No means certain HOY"
ever tat O.. within the power Of the House TO rr'"
the resumption oct, urinS, the Eepuilicahs 'La enter
into cnu.prary with tie Democrats u enable them To
do Ills Ia tie present condition Of legislation, and ~
tie rule. now are 1t dn nit - how the subject can
be- brought mp Tor ua act Ion by minority vote ana
there f. not tie cat chance fur the pas age Of 10" repeal
Us twc-fnrl. ypt'. Friends ~ Sna'p. C'nk'ne -ay
~ be- VIII take stump during the canvass ~ several
uf the W,.trfn statr4
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TO me Edtt0F Or The IrtO"Hf'
SIR: YOu are generally right on financial
questions, bat mus, ,nG, review your opinion on tue
propDs monetary unit There several very strong
reasons why Is best 10 maks the doran exIc. hlth o
the pound sterling. Sterling tnc basis OF commercial
transactions cXtcn ns over the whole commercial
world. white dollars OF compare lively limited use
pound stgrng almost equal 10 p francs that the
liar being reduced 10 Onc-i IN OF n uOnul, shall
h;yr Tor all practical purposes inter ouIl car
rsucy without change UI one fran beng Tue
hin 81 dollar iI dollar the HltA % pO lnd, the
talrc great commercial nation, VIII DC in harm NJ AM
inc iin ol * udngr CitIrr way, viii b. = rect
index Of In, stat trade. ASIlI not now Oh
ntc.e bass. the change viii ai .rt liuary trans
actloEs-omly Government bonds agd other gold CON
tracts. Tue small percentage OF reduction uccyc Ntiy
can easily he adjusted win the bCnlHpidtrs. 1Es IS
really the only lIa. deal plt red ana sue
g-srd - sir. sherman 5cNcr' years t!yJgi prom
Hcut banker dead. III his silver issue M sherman
should begin BY making the larger pieces OF iH gold
value based upon thc present market price 81 liver
N-lr- 4 yE. lane :, 1876. JAMES ). WELLS.
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LlTESI SHTP NEWS
ITor other Shin NerS ser Tiiri PdJe.
,-.sIA

IFor other Ship NerS ser Third PAGE
AlRf\ 10.
steamship Eclnoa, Johnson Portland, WIN n'3' ac pass
J +. Awc, =, 40. ,.,,...+ ,,r.o,, 9,
DAYS VII sat Sc. .,.....- o., 40. 90. D., 81,
Ram Ju.n Lausl.il toi 'ha ,.hil Weeks II'Ste o
,a's .I,. ir. q "a ruy ~ la rcls ~
Bra IMcy (oi edward island Irving co" BAY 20
d.. r. q coal. 1870,
mig I'm. , . ic,cns, Ad,I-on DAYS with lth
srhr ,iilWau irr tnf Machs.), Gro"IcD sans RIVER n
=, 5 GAYS. wan spling.
SAILED
Steamship ibySsiu a. or Liverpool
MINp-StlsGt nodcr SIC, -, - W.; GEAR
IOJIIGN PORTS.
u,r,xz,s Jnlr i.-slled b rAs Daring Drascomb FOR
nam I'm lfEs n. s., July i.sailed schr Prairie Bird
(isg.i. % .uIviaif. -, - ....... 90, m,
CUal, lOr NcT.l brk
DOMESTIC POTS.
GALVESTON. July i.-ArycH, steamship tliy OF ionstoh'
nom Cleared, Stc l,Lp state OF IcAls
IIoi.r.. lOI NeN.l prx. -, o.. .u,,.
Now lolk. Mar : All ~ 90 $500. o. ,--,... ,r..
StyANN,n JAY 5.-ATIivod, stoau ~ san Jachto Ilah
and iiom New sailed stc4msh. Lehman LNiSstOh'
rYnaE Ca July 5.-sa.led bsrs Enba (Nor) Larsen for
WILMINGTON n. c.. July 1.-ATyed, steamship Raleigh
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STORMS IN IOWA.

FoRTY-rwo LIVES lost NEAR OVERWHELMINGLY
TO RAILEOhDs
DAVENPORT, Iowa, July "a terrific storm
prevailed over the northern portion of tins STATE as
night on the lines OF the Illinois Central anu Davenport
and St Paul RI lroads Bridges and cinbankmcnts OF tHe
Illinois Central were washed away, and there has been
no traffic on either road to-day The village OF ROCK
D,Ie siv ,ncs wcst Of Dubuque, washed ont last
right. and IL persons drowned. Tic TRACK o thS
Illinois Central between Jnlirn AMI DnDuGu'' Is "aohcu
ont IL will take two weeks TO repair II.
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SUDDEN DEATH OF TIIE MAYOR OF SCHEME
TAIN.

SCHENECTADY, y. Y, JAY 5.-Ihe Hon. Peter
EG = Mayor ui tbs ci!y. died suddenly in the sara
f,y sp.c train on the Hudson River Railroad yc>ter
f ,.r,r Gprri. ou', willie ON hi, way home from tb'
,,ut .rulal ENHb tom IE' cause il supposed To nave
be- II heart disease It's body achcd II re lISt cNral-
aud a. INK ns rrcrt tu tlc deceased, the tolchli -E
procession announced Tor last evening Was postpone"
I'M. "A n Al NCtk.
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Which shall Take s-This IN often seroIs question
with the Invalid. He lDds the market footed Wit. proprietary
medicines which recommended a. certain cures
his prCu ar aineni lie reads lo papefA fcdiarA ana
amauac each sustained by plausible arguments set
ting forth s VIRTUES and specific action The rerommcnda
0s strong CT one as for aBot'r TIC cures can'd
claimed to have been wrought by another In his perpeXy
ana dpIb the sufferer sometimes led u reject I'll But IL
should b. borne N mind that IN ton 81 thpgsis one
reneded. In where all are Tree mo
worthless nj be brought puDlic notice by
i.stTumcHtlty, which advertising. In such
perhaps the only absolute proc Thai remedy IL what
C Ia o u try t. Tie test 81 pudiug ~ the eahS
IT," an things hold ast that which Is GOOD IL inc
apostolic iunctiD. There may, however. De stronger
sumptye evidence favor remedy than there favor
regard may vast annn Of ruenting and
outlay Of money sumVtiyc evidence In favor u
PIECES FAMILY MEDICINES, the proprietor desires To say
'irel ana scieDt rroccsst7y
and extracted
without the % particle Of alcohol Not particle OF his
destroyer enteT mo tbe com pos n o either s
GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY or FNOnIrE PRESCRIPTION.
consideration alone ought certainly % rank them hgh
compounds saHGaiT with alcohol Jamaica
r!m vinegar which are everywhere offered Tor
uniform strength and virtues
never aed Ivy They also made from IL s
herbs aud roots gathCrt In their appropriate when
medicinal Properties In support OF taose
ella the following testimony Is offered; >. =, ,
near S II have sold deal OF your excellent
Ge prefer them before others because they ave
good satisfaction To those them hear sch remarks
thing "FEECEs DIS oYBgY Is just what waDte'i
better than did" One Of our celebrated Singers
for her voice, aud "htrc nothing
EQUALS and might give scores OF REMARKS Ssid abot
using DIsIOy
EgY ,aklng three botto completely ouro sLo
being the store said 10 u cont want no doctors round
tors" And 50 might 30 on am, most respectfully lonr
ArHA n. CROOKS.
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nrMARKAnI.n TORNADO.

BuH.NGToN, Iowa, July 5.-last night
tor ado passed tlrougi. south Bu lnGon MI nh' MIS-
stockwe were instantly killed whsle ia bed Mr. Dyke
4 rr.id,u. OF Mnu .oia Who visiting r. 1 Root o.
s.c,,,..t vy,.i,s,.n,ly killed Many others we're NOR
or - injured TNelI-u'uc hlili, - were destroyed
me storm lasted bGt instant ana ITS WORK was lAht
that %! "A .llgh OF lightning.
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R.iILVlY ACCIDENTS.
UNPLEASANT EXPERIENCE OF CHICAGO REGI-
MENT

Chicago, July 5.-An accident occurred last
MIA. on the Southwestern Eair adj near LeOit WI re
IN, heavy rains hah washed out nearly mic ana F."
Laf Of the track Tie lst Regiment OF Chicago were on
,,o Tn ra,,ruing from Madison where they had par
tlip9t Al IN 4 e celebration Of the Fourth. TWOehoes
of the REGIMENT were severely injured ana tAe ufe+n vi
tic tr.n Killed. The telegraph wires are down
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-06
LOUISIANA REPUBLICAN NOMINEES

Nrw-OELElNs, July 5.-Thc Republican
stat, Convent on concluded it, l.uors today william
4 HINT native ~ Lou. ilna. was nominated for A.:
.oruc, Con. raj: Emih Honorc OF Point C"npce wa.
nominated for Secretary OF state aud George johnson
the present iucumbcn', an apooinrc oi Gov k'hogt'
was upu..un; % i,r SAFE Al Uur Gov. 10. q Wa
,,rrI ri The head oi tG' Pg.i n.ial electoral tck,
md LIS nnmIn- tIN..nn ID nrNNcl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-06
, rIrpry AND urxDRrcKs CLvp.

4 meeting of the Nlllth Assembly District
1,,.,,n,uy orr,pilltion was held last evening at
ro,n'y-nrtli-.t sui Siuth-aye, the Clalrnln Jacob
Rlmsav pre- ling Resolution, were adopted approving
rr nomination. OF the 81 Louis Convention. cXpr'~''As
conf cucr In the Of tho 90 krt nr xt fi and CON
y,.iIng the organization INTO Z ii,n amt II nlrck-
Crnpugu club. Srcccucs were mad' ~ Peter Mcp'i-
mott Henry NJ Newman. William L. Mulrcv. aud Thrp
dos, H. I.CI. Tac organization no" La, about iOo mem
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-06
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE,

vi,us trial After the trial Of r,apers at schenc S
tom the manufacturers Of harvesting machines viii ""L
acorv,ntion for thc purpose OF forming ap'rnan-nt
National Association
We geat seal OF California. carved ont OF 90 XMAS OF
native wood has been placed exhibition in Asr'ui
turul Hau.
re cash receipts at the Exhibition yesterday were
POO
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AMERICAN ALLIANCE MEETING.

PHILADELPHIA, June 5.--Thc Grand Council
oft.c American Alliance held meeting III TINS 'ltS thS
morning. Twenty mine states were reprceeu'e" III t'
csp.c.,nce. each by two delegates. Resolutions wert
,lort,d ,opos,ng the formation OF Roman Catholic
uoell organizations IA America; declaring that ih'
iui school system Ian lei down 10 TINS generation
must h. prc,crycl fINuring tie RESUMPTION O! specie
pa, iruta AZ The earliest possible T~ri - ana approving
- nom nation. Tor dcut and Nce-Prcsidcnt m,de
Ii, Ia. & nruul 3 Convention.
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ionary SIGNALS are ordered for Passport.

TO. diagram shows The b,nrtrcs variations IN M cy by t,nt- OF
iIvislua % tlf -
lg within sht The central hotgna "A. m'As % ID
r'pr cents - actual u n' r'ufy M
thu clygrl line b entirely above tue h OF ~ sh
u inch ssafh'r ~ t'"' li'
tftr lyraAu'Is r1tI"lstcry 10 n
t.l The ta- o(ts alurr.ch Indicted hy the fr1l
gft glr,.r.. violence by the rh-'ss ~ t1e ncn.1
tts ~ , tha Ia pressure. uncertain Y-atI'r VII ~
t.s-.f o line from % $500 W. nm W
b. wr1'Grr vale al 'csfr io $50"
-. .uLn-It >
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COLLISION AT ELM STATION, PENN

ELu STATION, Penn, JAY 5.-Larly this morn
ing wrccx occurred this place between TWO 'aS'.
bound freight trains one tram ran into the rear emu Oh
the other smashing the engine and several ears lhsi-
n, er Van am and tiagmtn Robinson instantly kie
and Cuidur M"Cui!1u- tnaa drDvcr, uane inhhoMh
were dAAs erously hurt Three others we've signify III
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THE STATE or TR4DE.
CATTLE MNREET.

B,trrMopg July J.-CAuiE have been very dun d1rp%
tr m ,y.r au IT sus "a. lJNcr; very 0eNL "a -
met ally lea - meilm rr good "a gnaIll 80
-iu1rv tHu steers, AZ ro' =, J2Y6 &C. TT ~ =
i 80, crr At u DJ ~: receipts l. 10 "ead; sde LOO I
ha!.. .-,f,, ,ro d,
49, ,, Ill her rang, rom ,IJt4 E'''rts $50 heat
.snfr ha, very dull AID pi.c,s range Lom tGo'
receipts, U.1Io mead.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-06

Atmospheric conditions have notably altered within
the II hours preceding midnight. The wind as changed
from the southwest to the southeast from direction
f diminished To ono OF increased mo stare In this Local.
ny ba;ome'ric pressure has been ~ follows: d III
yes ferly, % - noon, 5000 m.fn Shi, 30 l"'
increased long The coast AMI diminished aJnS tho IN
Of Tho axes 10 the north wcstWari, where AL area OF low
h,rtu,trr il developing. HguIdity l. increasing ara
with II fall la trGlprrlturc h 30 bc expected Inc curry
of pressure has been for the last ,igit days below tn
mean ana u So r'ua.us Hence " - u'ych uIlt con-
pa-tyciy wet weather will follow closely upon lii'
Ilugc and H. likely 20 Dc C,.eral thrpU5 nou; the M
die t.- and lrat portion oi New In gland FOR 'i'
CITY and 100 m les lrpuni. c! gr wrrthCr nt"rcd 'h-
with Increasing Clnu,.iuc,. low p t"mpyriu:e, aud -.
probability OF ram vii prevail 10; Two dayo' pioOaDl
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pARMAT.EE-S

PARMA EF,-SiITrH-At homo, Wednesday, juno %.
1875, by Rev H. Thonll. IL. D. Frederick H. Parmase
Emile yhtoI Of William Al. Smb, all Of brooklyn.
No cards.
STEWARD -WITELAN-On Monday evening, July B. at 81;
r. r.. ChuTc by Rev. D.. Gaiit,.c Ia " Sie@aTl
Cecilia Whrlan, daughter Of ~ j. WheA1 all OF
tbs No cards
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DON CARLOS IN THIS COUNTRY.

NEw-OELEANs, July 5.--DOn Carlos and
suite arrived from Mexico by the steamer Cty oi Merida
and left for the North this afternoon. VIA Mobile,
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resolutions o, thanks to gentle no took part in
the c n,cnual ceeJrat ion OF july A, dhe Commission
adj ouIned until tomorrow
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Oliver from Baltimore brig Rufus (Nor) Christensen from
Neg-Y0rk.
CHARLESTON July 5.-sailed, steamship Gulf Stream. Tor
New York.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Schr witch Hazel Sprngrr Kingston lam. Now
YORK. which pvt iAtO Key Wet July l. Natsr sailed yuy
and put rud,cr centre bOara broken.
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PRINT CLOTHS MARKET
pRoylprvrr A. L. Ju'v j-lnaung Cloths are quiet
but steady at pTey.Ous qlo,ati"n..
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NM l.O.pcl Vrni.


Thirty f"uuAs a., ~ 81, a,d !,1r NlNtl ave-
uI il..ir fuIil.,'. uae i.ss a." 'icn'
Rev ". LION ID VIII rU,ac. o. I'll h~.'AE i.NLNTN0,
and Hc,. -!ErHE& II. rGNG, Jfp On FHLDAl INENINd
at % clock
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Po~t-Ogcc Nniice,-The FJR.iGN NAL, Tor ibc week
ending SATURDAY. JUIy :, Vii close ~ us O'u'u on
IIl-D ~ a. iu. "a EGr1.c, per steamship - Ftm mo va
LurpIst0NI WEDNESDAY ~ J. III, iU' Is.Jp", Jcr
s;psmsAp Az >N!aia, VIA Que,n>oNHi OF THURSDAY 4
ll.3' n, fni Europe, per steamship Nc.u, wa ~.
j. uuh, ClerbuUI- and iIm1u" on AIl hDAl 81 ll:aD
l. Ia. .ur germany. Iruara SNydr, auu No. gay. Iyr
stn-l.p !,a, southampton aal ,ieunU ana az IL
direct be Ally dressed " Pr
aMslip Nl.ti Via Glasgow and az l. H. lor Fra'co
rect. per CJuaHa VIA lllyfc; al NJ rir or
Europe per steamship G,rnauic Wa ccusUVni Uefan
and Frg.A INTENDED for ihI, ,G's.J L,t
be- specially aiG.s~, The direct mai 10; NAIL WI eNe
Nc,y.l ogkJulyN Ihc mails UT tho Vest i!s "h cave
Now. YORK lUl, Tho uas tor Au,tIaiis, WI leave.
San F.ausi.,oJuy lp lie mails !or Chm, ST.. VII -Ue
san Francisco Na-. ]. J. :. janice, T. VI.
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DIED.

Al Voices Of Marriages must be Endorsed WiA JaH
al H.
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miruf pur aud yellow, with >ircr Fdsts on lths
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- pee, color ~ lr a. patent douDl Sr nag
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send Tor llll particulars or como TO hcsduEa-- ~
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