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COLUMBUS.


CoLuMBus, July 6.-Eugene Ford, a
we'll known railroad official Of this city,
attached 10 the Bee Line and several
transportation companies, died suddenly
to-day Of paralysis Of the heart.
Governor Hayes returned from Phila'
delPhia this morning:
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New York, July 6.-Arrited- Steam
ship State Of Pennsylvania, from Glas-
Sob; LONDON, July .e-stslmers Caspian
and Bsaup'shTsis, from 4 BfAl'ifmoFf, II have
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NEW York, July CD. Thoa. Evans,
Of PARIS Il here and will begin this week,
on the work OF raising subscriptions for
. monument in France, out Of gratitude
10 The great men who helped America in
the Revolution, III 4ls.
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STATEoP WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO COUNTY
y =; County ourtSJuly rules, 1879.
walter Marshall I
,,r,, ". In AautnPat.

The defendant, William FIndley, will take no.
Lce mat on ne 1Itn aAy o. Haly Ls.e tne pialnuu
tarhed his credits and elects In the hands Of the
Benwood Iron Works Com pany, the object Of
which suit Il 10 recover the sum ot S1t3 50 for q
perehel Of stone Sold and delivered 10 the defend
ant. The attachment Il awarded because the dc.
fendant Ia pon-Tesident Of this State.
The defendant, WIN. Findley, 4 required 10 ap-
pear on next rule day, which Will come on the 7th
day Of August, 1870, and do whatever may be ne
cessary 10 protect his interest therein.
Witness my hand this 9Th Day Of July 1s76.
Jy6 Th R0Br. B. WOODS, Clerk.
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GENrLEMEs, make out your states TO
suit yourselves. Here are the tools: The
whole electoral gOts'i'se0, divided as fol
Victims Of the Rockdale Flood.

CHICAGO, July 5.-Later dispatches
from Dubuque, Iowa; give the following
list Of those who were lost in the storm
at Rockdale, Iowa: Joseph Becker, wife
and two children, james Pearce, wife and
children, Peter Beckert and five children
also his housekeeper and her two child.
rem, Mrs. Carry and two children, ]. NJ,
Klassen, wife and five children, Peter
Knapp, wife and four children, Mrs
Kingsley, Thomas Blenkeson, Oliver
Blenkeson; Wm. Bradbury and Richard
Burke, 80 in all. Altogether the scene
was one to touch heart oil stone. The
neishbors, with kindly alacrity, offer
ed their doors. to such of the aMlct.
ed rs remained and offered all
the comfort in their power. The bod,
les Of the dead were washed by kind
hands and many Of them taken into the
dwellings near by.s The members Of the
Board Of superSisors were early on the
ground working like Troians TO recover
The dead and give care to the living. Cor.
oner Coakley had impanneled a jury and
was about beginning the inquest as The
reporter lett.
LATER.
Thir,y.one bodies OF The drowned have
been recovered. Further search will be
continued until they are all found. Wm
Walters, Wm. Coates and the Board oi
County Supervisors have labored with
untiring industry to aidthe sufferers and
10 recover the dead. ek n -
( DUBUQUE, July G.-Tie latest adyices
from the scene Of the ,Rockdale disaster
say that with the coming Of day
light large force Of men renewed the
search for the missing bodies. Up to this
time but one more body has been found,
and that was young girl named Minnie
Baner. The finding ofthis body confirms
the iears OF yesterday that more were
missing than reported, and the number
u the lost is forty.one, OF which only
thirty.three have been recovered.
Funeral services are being held on the
banks t6ftke stream for such Of the dead
as have friends here, but 'theg greaterhum'
her who have been swept'out Of existence
will have to be buried by the county. II
Is thought that some Of the missing bodie.
have been swept out into the Mississippi
and will never be recovered.
The Telegraph Company are hard Al
work restoring the communications. The
railroad company have a large force Of
men at work, and 1t will be the last oi
the week before trains are running.
Such visitation never before visited
this country, The damageip the city O
Dubuque WI NOT DE repaired for many
months, and it is impossible to estimate
the loss.
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Denth OF (IeuePnI santa Anna.

CRY OF MEXICO, June 28.--Gen. Santa
Anna died on The Goth Of June, aged's4
Gen. coryillO died from the effects of
his wounds, cU l'ill '--
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FOREIGN NEWS.
TURKEY.
I,anic Among the Muasulmen.

RAeusA, July 0.-There is.a complete
panic among the MuSsulmen Of ,Hertego.
Yinia at the approach OF the Montene-
grins, and they have taken refuge in the
fortresses. The country Is apparently
abandoned. The reported Turkish sue
cesses on this side are Publications. No
serious fighting has taken place since the
Turks defeated the serviahs at SaitEchan.
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moody Will Tackle Chicago in

c GHelao, July GA dispatch was
received from y. /, Moody. this alter
noon dated South Vernon, w, In which
he says he VIII be ready to commence
his revival work In Chicago on the lst
day OF October.
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The 81. ClairsviIle celebration on the
Fourth las was the case most every
where else) was seriously interfered with
by the rain, There we're about 5000
persons present at the Fair Ground when
the rain commenced. "BraSs bands from
Morristown and Uniontown, and the St.
Clairsville cofnet band, discOursed de-
lightful music during the day. The fair
grounds were in splendid condition for a
celebration, but, alas, the rain. spoiled
everything. Mr.. Danford was NOT on hand
TO deliver his oration, but Of course he
could not have delivered it under the
circumstances even II he had been on
hand. HMhny of theipeople," says' the
Ga.a1, 9rsceiyeaa thorough dtenchipg,
and numerous dresses, hats, bOnpets, &C..
we're ruined, yet all bore the inaiction
with the christian resignation becoming
them in this great Centennial" :
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LrrriE RocK.-A Hayes and Wheeler
ratification meeting was held here: Their
were speeches BY Gen. A. ". giAhop
Postmaster Jas. Brook and other Repub
licans. Several clubs were organized.
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TnE editor of the Register, who is rus
ticating and recuperating at Parkersburg,
furnishes some notes to his paper OF yes
terdsy in regard to the celebration. Of
the Fourth doyn dlere. 1t seems that
the colOred people were nottolbsiall6wed
to join in the procession but were to go
in q crowd by themselves TO the Fair
Grounds. This shows that Parkersburg
is not as far along on the road that has
led the American people to surmount SO
many of their prejudices in regard to the
negro as Wheeling. There was mo OBJ
lection raised here by anybody to the col
ored people participating in the celebra.
ton. We state this TO the honor not only
Of those who had the processionin charge
but to our people generally. Wheeling
is cosmopolitan sort Of q place since the
war, and believes in everybody enjoying
all the rights to which they are entitled
under the laws OF tie country. = 9G
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TnE news in regard to Mr.. Blaine this
morniug,leaves an impression that his
condition may be even worse than is re-
norted.
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THE Pittsburgh Manufacturer has an
article about the La B@tie glass chin
neys manufactured at Bellaire by the
National Glass Company. The editor
seems to be under the impression that
the glass has not yet reached the stage Of
perfection desired, "thOugh the ;proba-
bilities are that It is rapidly approaching
it" "The world wants toughened glass
sufficiently TO handsomely pay any man
or set Of men for providing it,"says the
aliior
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oyIycr ov TnE cniEy SaE sSI siaHit oTVicra,
WARRINGTON. d, C., July I'll A, n. ]

o.. - PROBABILITIES, -
For Tehnessee and ohio VaIley,whm.
rand partly cloudy weather, southeast
winds yeering to southwest, and during
the night falling barometer, severe local
storms.
For the Lakes, slightly warmer, clear
or fair weather, east winds yeeripg 70 the
south, succeeded by thteaienine weather
and falling barometer during the night;
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GheGtteIIi9sttter

TnE itoi market does notimprOve and
the Pittsburgh Manufacturer Of yesterday,
is Of the opinion that unleas it does i'm.
prove some Of the furna ces will blow
out, .i'Is '-.t
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FRANCE.


PARIS, July .-cassimer Perier, the
statesman, died to-day.
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DR.. ALFRED CREIGH was the historian
1t the Washington, Pa, celebration on
the 4th. It seems that that county was
formed by an act Of the Peunsylvania
legislature as far back as 1881.
at was taken from Westmoreland
county and named after Washington,
who Mas 6tst in war, frst In speaGe and
first in the hearts Of !ha cOuntrymeh!f
There ateSl townships in the county,
II borOughs, one city, and an immense
number Of villages, with 70 post Offices
There are also las churches in the
county.
Washington county is rich agricul,
tural community. The number of sheep
is set down at 426627, producing 1862
752 pounds Of wool. The bonds OF the
county, Issued for debt, amount to only
ss5, 900, while its real wealth, or value Ol
land, personal pi5perty, &c., &C., is esti'
mated at seventy.nine millions, two humid
red and ten thousand and fitty-three dol
lars. In 1890, nine years after the county
was organised, It's lirst official population
was esYssc, and in ts7eit is So,6Ssv
We beg to assure the editor OF the
Register that the ISrELEoEScER is not
afflicted with any "shadOwy recollections'
Of Prof. Simmons mot 10 the least. We
met the Professor at Cincinnati during
the Convention and gave him the right
hand Of fellowship and assured him Of
our distinguished consideration. ButfOr
the fact that the Professor tried to make
himself out Hayes man after Hayes had
been nominated, we should feel inclined
to urge his claims for the Liberian
mission, TO. which he aspires. But in
view Of the fact st6aR there Is a
serious issue Of yeracity hanging like a
dark cloud over the Proi.'s head, we can
not recommend him for that or any other
Important position. He maintained after
thssdRrsntiOn that he had voted at1ast for
Hayes, but as there were only four votes
cast Tor Hayes in the delegation, and as
the names otthe parties casting said votes
didnOt include the initials OF the PROBES.
'or' hsG still under the painful necessity
oil correcting animpressiOn that be is not
arsllGble contraband.
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ATTENTION BLACK HILLS MENI

NJ Ten IIUN bLHUN HIELo WENI
Rifles, .I SIaEis Ras. e oI GSP:9sS s Y S Z! S m'i' at
okn& Huno Double and EnglO murIlH and
oIIuI uuIioJ and breech loading, t3to S20o.
RevoIVes, nsi st issSSs sPd. r 8 e! o1S e. sp
Call and 10 OF write ior illustrated Price List,
GREAT WESTERN GUN WORKS.
mr7i!TAW 2s5 ubsrh Street, Pft,bHrlh, Pa.
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WASHINGTON, July 6.-By the section
in the postotice appropriation bill relat-
ing to third class matter, all transient
newspapers, magazines, boOksi all printed
matter, with the exception Of circulars
unsealed, will be restored to the former
rate OF one cent for every two ounces,
while merchandise and unsealed circulars
will remain at the present rate.
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ASKS FOR MORE TINE.

The Committee on Banking and Cur
rency met to-day, and Mr.. Gibson asked
further action on the resolution for
the repeal Of the resumption act, to be
postponed until tomorrow. Mr.. Wicks,
who has heretofore voted against the re.
solution asked that further action be
postponed. till Monday, which was
agreed to. This action is regarded
as favorable for the final passage Of the
rasoInt;on hy tho committee
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telegraph 8
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT
10 THEDALLY LNTRLLIGEN0ER


CuIcAuo, July CA dispatch con-
frming the report sent last night Of Gen.
Custafs fight or Little Horn river hiss
Just been received at Gen. Sherldm's
hehddnarfera. -, .sl
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APPROPRIATIONS.

The bill apprOpriatss for the transpOr-
tation Of mails si6, ,sS7, ,s5l; that embraces
the stage routes and steamship lines at
S6737, ,S51, and railroad routes at S, ,l00.-
900, against the estimates Of the depart
ment Of. little more than 81, 800 900, a
reduction upon themof transportation Of
mails, Of Sl,662, ,l49. There Is nothing In
the BILL which affects the fast mails, such
being by special arrangement between the
Postmaster General and the railroad
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The House Committee on Privileges
and Elections adopted resolution to:
day in the case OF Breaux vs. Darralls, Of
Louisiana, giving the seat TO Darralls,
In the case Of Butts vs.. Mackey, Of
South Carolina, the committee report
no election which Gusts Mackey rs the
sitting n,amhar
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S. Guthrie will be appointed cashier
Of the Treasury in the place Of Mr.. Gilil-
lin, who is appointed Assistant Treasurer,
and J. W. W. Empty will be appointed
assistant cashier. These are promotions
in regular order, Guthrie Is now assistant
cashier and'in charge of the redemption
division. -. IL.
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When the Senate assemblies tomorrow
Senator Morrill, will submit his report
as chairman Of the Conference Committee
on the Legislative, Executive and Judi
cial Appropriation Bill, together with
some remarks concerning the general
condition OF other pending bills in con.
Aict. He will, within an hour or two
thereafter, qualify as Secretary Of the
Treasury.
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They arc IHt WtH WIIU A9k IUF nIOney
for the finishing Of public buildings, the
men who are not running the md.
chine Of politics, but who are trying 10
do their duty as loyal and worthy repre-.
sentatiyes Of the people, and you will
tindit out after election II not before.
Mr.. Cox replied TO Garfefd-He said
he had held the gentleman from Ohio
(Garfeld) responsible for extrayagance
because that gentleman had been the
Chairman Of the COMMITTEES on Appro-
priation for the last two Congresses. In
1872 the net ordinary expenses Of the
, 1876-06-16
LAKE TR1:IGIITS.

Cu.cAuo. .-rrcsehta were less active. Quotablc
at &c for wheat, and ENC for coru and 2Hc for oata,
to Iynffnlo CnlrtcB: To oruftulo-rr0p Commodore
trc,ntndcr cargn), wheat and rye OIL through ruto;
scllr d. l.. bailey, wheat On =. t.. :; sehr Iasana,
outs ut ",ac; prop c"ba. wheat through. rate. To
p0rt Cotbo.nc-kchr Montanlk, wheat Ut U15c. 10
osdunshnrg-rrop 1T. Albans. whrat on through
pnts at Ec. 'Cnpncity rstlmateG NJ 1aO, OUO bH
whcht, ~, 900 b,l out4, aud lo uD0 bu rye.
MlLWAuKEE, juno l4.-AnntlleT qutnt day to
noto IN thu gra" freight business Tiers ,wns
scarcely any demand for yeaAois. though ah!lI
per would have nHtle cngatsumeta Mt 2atc on wheat
u buffalo, but iut rate ~aA iaty REFUSED BY
gcrA; &c was demanded. antl Hhc to KlugshAl.
DurrALo dune l3,-Fretghts unchanged. uirun
H. Smith reports the sclr s. l.. Wntsuis, cna. Eric
to Duluth tprcvious rcpnrt, andwhcat. Duluth IL
lnnalo. at DC per hi; bark Harvey hissel!, coal.
Cleveland ,nruftHge Ut 4uc gr ton, ftce, And tran
nrc. LAuso to cleveland at 81. ~ per ton IT, ).
Capt. George ". Bone reports thu suhr Apniu
yongl,t, ctsa hanrr to Chicu4a ut 4Ns. The sclrs
p F.. '}snee ", y, crostwnithr, aud Ca1adcn, 10 IL
Erie for cuai to Chicago Ut tIc per ton.
DErm!F. June 3"Wh'ssakrr Il sun report the
ecnw Ainld Of tho Mlat, cedar roAts, from Middle
lslnn. saY To Nctrult, Ut &l.a7ti ror cord; sctlr
Ptrtland. luuiaE, Alpcna to Ch!casu, ut 81. tU Oh
rnIk.
, 1876-06-16

IiY rELltt;liApII.

Speciot DispafcA TO The 7ttouat.
NEw YoNK, june 15.-Forcfgn lt:wB had no
effect On tho gold market and Iunr news wAs with
out inaucncc. yet the market waa strong and rats
1.crr ut 1l4H6ttlGss. limited In nmunns.
Tho supply OF capital oifarlnG fur usa Ia simply
enormous und constantly Increasing. for money
IS coming here from interior cities. und III fort
night tho interest obgutiun4 Of thu uayernnrnt
az we'll ss mnuy Statra aud corporations will he tlur
which will swell ths exlstIng plethurn largely.
Funds alulost 1 begging mud hurro~ura Gnu dictate
their own terius. A. lHw ~ lus been accepted
on United States bands, cyldenctne l!a fAct That
honda arr niutr IaoiItah!e ttnn d.'.lund !oans.
t,tock exrhaDgu rnteb ure 2GL.ss. Mercantile pa.
r. txs nssl<r1. Assectated ttru ,....
NEW YbNK. Junt l5.-tinll oltllca Mt li9A
and clusrtl NJ ll.e. ,'nrrHwtn. rites 80 D. LOANS
were n!su nnile hat, nnti II . fnr Carrying.
Governments wer. atrun@ ut slight AfAncr.
Rnilronu bonds were dull mn. tIElIi, except Ohio
and Mississippi becnnds, which Accttttd 10 70.
Stale bonds weIu 1Ttn
Stocks were dull, md with thr exception nj Lake
EheEp. whicl, was strong mud high.s, anA New jrr-
ecy Gcntrnl, whct. declined Il, hDh rr.nar uui II
seller sixty, the mnsiirt WIS without lntcsrhtnE
feAturc TRANSACTIONS only tEI uU0 hhasrs, nj
which q, QUO were Pacific Mali, n,EW Western
En!nn, 3. GOO Norhwctirr. 0uO IT. pnulS, III, 0u0
Lake Shur9. IND s, eINI UhiuH.
Nancy market easy Ut .4L3 rt!me mercantile
};usion.s receipts, tal0, ,oo1
The As~iAL.nt Treasurer iihblirbrd f9U QUO.
Clcarings, SoO, OUO, U0U. .--'
shlrnensa Of specae day, s4l4, 900, including
$nhU, UDU In Enlh, 49,
Sterling ttF,n: sixty laya 1HTA: demand aHDl,
, 1876-06-16
LAKE MICHIGAN.

.culeN,n. WAS again yvry foegy on tho lake
yesterday, and In consequence tho schrs Fam
Flint mt! William 1fanby aamo to auchot outslde,
It being tno thick to rec thor way. They were,
However, afterwards found by tue tugs Moslcr nud
Protection And t1wct Inside. Ohm bellvre,
formerly Captain If Tho tus Annlo L. Smith.
tAa been Bppnintcd Captain Of the tug {. ".
lnsksF, tn place " Capt. JSwell. resigned Thu
hart:c H. e. baldwin OF Kuwnuuce lust Saturday
n!ternnun, haa heon surveyed, aua her duntasss
estimated at about 81, hDn. hhe viii 10 Into Tho
Nurth 6tn duck If lhu Chicago Dry Dock Company
for repalrs.,..A yusy sovrre squhls, followed
by hrayy mud thunder storns. ,lnAcd oyer this
sact!on yostaFlay evening. but 10 far ~ could bo
learned, dill nu dasnaKn ta tile ehlppiiH. :. This
mammoth scllr q, ". Adams was t,xua out Of 1h!s
hatb1r yesterday with cargo " ". QUO su nf
graln, the ,larEest cargU over tAkeA ont
ot this Or any Othrr lake purt. Sho
hrdw IL feet Of watrr IN HI even keel, np,i
II Aor Captain would not h.ye been Afraid 0f her
getting agtoand rhu might tMsa tskcn on 20, tNo
taeorEu % Wuud, which hus ouau in ofdiuury
for sun,s time pAst, calne pt nsatn yestMrlay, HuA
hur aFst tD slac tuwed out tbs ua1unoth sehr q.
". Adams.
, 1876-06-16

nhns AND Exns, AL the latu.aus part! sent
out tl!a SEASON buyc bean oztlarud homo in consc.
quenco Of the deadlock al Washington, tho appro'
rriat!on 'trllins 10 comr to tnu Dusiu" gallo
OH Saginaw ,lIay on Tuo4dsy afternoon the tugs
Emerald Cora Locks, Nanagu. and leonofo
lnst portions of raft. amounting In betHpon GOV,
Ooo and 800 700 IT Of loss, The Tug Mosiesto ef1A
to saycn ruff. got In too near tho shnru ana Ntt
her whss!. .WTtckurs hasn storp.d s takins isyn
urc out VI tho suEken schr CITY nf l}nlAlu, nLd
started OH for tr aeAF aalt1u q taku !hu cargo u
tuilroad Iron out of hrr. fbc eity oi Buffalo Will
b. towcl nsyay frun tho rHtfapte to tho hatbul Of
refuge u Sand l'rach. whesn shs llea
in snch = pus!t!on ~ t9 prove IN ob
str.,ctlou, >. THIS blityu Hsar&inx tito rcaf ut
sheboysAn ate reported e1t Of p9sltlou y. .cspt,
Ni,ilusal III Fs!tlpy that hc saw iahH propeller
mud two h,.Fea stranded III !. suaka lsl4nd u Ito
went ou d4s!I4 Tic vlolrnt tosnado and thunder.
sturns III Wednesday night VI L.t w.ssk. Ihu
nailea OF tho stralitod vessels Laso nut fcan
ascerta1ucu. :, Neluttya 70 tho burning
u tlls tug riitlnsia,st. the Erie Alspatch Nays:
''0f thu Tll!nEhast nothing but lnIsp shell le-
n.sins; shs upper works. buiwatks. aad interior
, 1876-06-16
REAL ESTATE.

Tht following Instruments wcrc Glcl Tor record
on Thuralay, Juuc Is;
tITy fEOrkKfT.
Wontf1Ithc r1ItrG, 1lt n Z Df Oakley Nv. ~, 2t
slu94 II. iGtett. .tunc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TO
flernd1Q it, HAts II = bs Webster nv. wi, 15x
123 Il, dhpi June 12...........,..+....,..., 4Oo
NnhahafA ST. ~ 2 IN # e nf Elk 1rurc st. n Z.
~ .t.,iH' IT, dated .1unc nc.........,........ 75O
ftrr n i'il II . of Lincoln. I, 25si2a II,
Fulton st, a1s y = If Lincoln. I. lsxi41
4-ia It. with buildings dated .1uhc l5........ 5000
IrtFlatnet ~ l+h Il sm Mdtl+In. CT 2axtUft.
with buildings. dated ian. 7...,,,,.......,. 8GN
ccnir,l lark loIlsvet! Tlit VET 'sr'lze nv. .u,
f. +aAlea #. dh;rd tt1y 4. fa1I.:.......... afHs
West VAtt Ilur,n 1t. IIt1 II " OF California av,
ii t. 25xtfUft, dottt May .tI .tI,.........,....... HU
Canal II. = " cCrIlEf Hf EIrtII LhaAle, II {, tl;x
III 1~Io II dAitd Mnre .t,,...........,..... lGnt
Tfr prr.nIbra NJ. :HHt Set,rwtck ~, lAtC,
ltr rinE p1ct, cufnrr uf West Fnlk 1t, VT, ..
l4tx xl: H. tIAte1 .funr Observation-Disclosures, DHsl
Kns.t;th Il. i15 II " Ut lfnnDver. I. 33xl1h IT,
with buildings. tntrA June 1S,......u........ IA
l.ny II, between 1rn,rlr and Caluincl nvp. nj.
t2t{Ntlt It, sntril JUNE i4............... II. 1..fl
suEFit or CITY LIMITS WITHIN RABIES Of Z NILES
or ThE cDCnr-rnNsE.
Forty s-nrtt 1t, III II " Ut 1rcxcI av boulevard ~
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, 1876-06-16

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FOREIGN.
Sprcfdi pxp1tct to The Tribune.
L1rETrook. Jlnc l5.-1l q. m-f1oMF-Eo. : !. ais Cd;
TO. A 21n.
Observation-Disclosures No. I. n Tod; No. 2. o. Cd
hpEIEg NJ. l. lis ul No. = ~ cd white No. !. 1os 2di
No. = DallI club No. I. tos cd No. 1o5 ID. Corn
No. l, 9sA fII No. =. 2Gs 81.
frorfs1nls-Furk. Hs. Lard. SIS.
IIvEArnoI. June lS- Latest. = Cotton - Steady:
starh 61d; sairs IN ooO halcs. including 20CU for
speculation and export unl @, 7fD Ancrtcan.
HrsadsGMFs-Nneat u1l; California white wheat,
orngr. III ldGlas I'd: do ctnb lcs 4des1tn dl; rcd
Western spt'ng, M. to No. !, ts Ntesns Al; du
winter, Ia lahs lel. F1or-WcstcrR canal. 2ll2 Gl.
Cnrn-Wrstcrn mixed. his 3dcI31and. Oats-3sA3a el.
Narlcy-3s 10. reas-Guuadtan. 3CsEaoa td.
C11r<r SrfA-5taGh.
Frorisfous-Er.nc mcss pork, R1s. Prime mcss hcct,
R2sod, Inrt shlA Chossc. els I'd. nacon-Iope clear,
A8a 81; nurt do Els I'd.
1Hltoto-12a
Jttroleum-srrits, u; refined, 1oa 0dGlfs
Lfnstel 0l-G}s.
R.sia-COtarnoll. A. adtt4a Dd: pale It's.
Spirits TarueAtiHc-21l 81.
LONDON, Jlino f5.-LShrAtd Nf-71sdtx1s ID.
CIieu&tu Ltnsstd-l7s N1e47A Oil.
Lhsttd Cuke-ithy,itA I'd.
Hpis'ta Tarpentine-2as 81.
ANTWERP. juno 15.-FetroteHm-1aG Cd.