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LATBSI SNIP NEWS
TFor other Ship S>irs see Third Pa7s.i
ARRIVED.

Steamship Flamboronsh r. Fraser. Cow Bay, C. b. vita
EaolS srys Va Wn%R,oG RS15 CO
Bark (Nor.). Bake Hamburg, 81 days with empty
barrels TO Punch. Edye q Go. -, 20 ,v. IN h,,,s.
sehr Milton, iianey, Fail River.
schr. Jane " Branard Hail. Portland CT
schr. silas Branard Parker, Portland, Ct
sehr. Jss H. Hoyi iyon. New Haven for Baltimore
s sS y MaCrS psse for Port
sSar. smith Igtte L., H i, Pr S.l,nS
scnr. isaac II. Borden. badge. Fall.Riyer.
seT sD21 AsS fs SSSS New oSou
scr 9. lawson Mer1e. Pawtueket for Port Johnson
scRr Hannah a II stown s1sses wicsior .ug,r 70 D.
sehT Zealand Haskell, Bangor with lahs, to F. IL
schr Ida L. Howard Rich. Calais. with lumber. E. IL.
schr Mary REYNOLDS Dghton.
schr Onward, Patterson, Fan River .,
Ellen NJ. Freeman. Providence for Port Johnson
SAILED
Steamships cry q Da9s for FT9andoa AOe a9 fer
Comma TOT galway; brig Eva, for Messna schrs Eta and
for -.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LoyDoN July l3.sailei 10 Lorenzo. from London for
New. York; J. e. Williams. Tor baltimore
DOMESTIC PORTS.
CHARLESTON s. c.. July l3-Arnyed steamers, Virginia,
Marts, Dallmore' j. W wilson, Philsdelphia -,,, ,,,
Stevens. Fernandina ~ -, - :, H.. ,.,,,
SAVANNAH,
more, cleared, schr +. Merwin, Ney-fnrk.
WIIMNGTUS, y. G., July lo-Cleared, brig georgia Ter
hume, Havana
NEW ORLEANS July 13-Cleared ship Zephyr, Liverpool
b. Tx Onkel. Bremen. Passes-saed, ship SaDinO
Chance York IcEan Willing Ier Phil delphia schrs
Chas MoTrsoD Richmond, Me; Rescue, hudgens.
Phade pha. Quarantine, bark SpOtles- Chapman, no
Cleared Josephine Thompson Moore, New YORK;
Mhlden Rggau, Philadelphia; DarNs Gal ano kepeto
(tal Maggioo Queenstown schIs. Maud seward Apple
garth Carr Tee Boston; oodI uh sno, ben
nett HODOAe Jessie Elizabeth Weaver, New Haven sao,
barks Albion, CaDleces ana Enrique.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
OFFICE OF THE LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTOR THIRD DISTRICT
TOMPKlNsylLlE y. Y, July -. 1877.
Tie Robbins reef buoy frequently carried from Its posi-
ton with lows passing through The Hills MAS
especially Of steamers Win lows are To-
quesied gyt buoy good berth While rounding H. Inc
the Of to-day Dy tug
reported DC the c. l.. staples
A. &. isHISD Commodore L. :. ",
lighthouse INSPECTOR, Third District
MISCELLANEOUS.
PHILADELPHIA PA July l3Ihe bark Ironsides, from Al
mtia which ami, to-day by The middle passage
ana experienced rough weather with westerly WINDS
80 IN lat. 3s3Z. long $500 passed vessel
bottom u snGathed With yellow metal, Thick cardboard sreaS.
ami apparently that condition For hours AFTER
seeing passed through aquatty OF yellow pine
Ian Der lat 362S long. 41.O6, The lronsldes
SPOKE whaling sabine ~ New BeiOrd cruising aud
on June 3d. 1880 long 81 90 the vessel eA-
longitude win the bark Euctari OF BIemerha'e
bound Last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-14
THE ORANGE ANNTVERSARP.
RIOT IN PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND.

RIOT IN PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND.
oRANGEMEN wANTONLY AsSAILED IN CHARLOTTE
TOwN-~TONEs AND TsrOI-NHOrs EXCHANGED.
HALIFAX, July 13.-At CharottetOwn, L. f.
L. last evening. after the Orangemen had dsbinded
several Of their number stood in front Of the Lodgroom
when they were greeted by a shower OF stones from
rougls on the street. by which two Of the Orangemen
were severely nur Another v0ley of stones followed
and pistosnot fired from the LOdserOom wounded one
OF the assaauts. Great excitement ensted V0ey after
voey Of rocks from the street were answered BY about
twenty shots the LOdge-rOOm. Two OF the men ON
the street were wounded by bullets, and one OF the
Orangemen severely hurt on the head by stone For
an hour the city in the hands OF "a mob, the police
bang useless The supcndiary magstrat prevailed on
the Orangemen TO lower their flags, when quiet was re-
stored. The Orangemen ut IA meeting to-day, con-
demned the police and magistrates. One hundred spe
cial policemen have been sworn in. Twentyeight war
rants have issued for the arrest OF the ring leaders
and several of them have already been apprencnded
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Titans and Men.

Blesesd the meek excaims the voice or inspraton
a with the CONSCIOUSNESS mat drtael
yitasi We Of
Prnrhrs stand chained Ia the Ortuiin2 rock WIN
vuure peTpety nawing his LIVER snd Ia, lace over wear
an expression heroic AMI meek endurance But ITO
has lett boescendant Win Vultues tdseae) con-
his liver. the modern man makes buscii ald every
one around miserable. Fretfu gloomy hypochOndiacd
he wOd life all on the wrong sie-hr DARK sie
AID whoever dares assert tnai There u sunny se 10
regards AT best mockrr OF ms imaginary
woes mike the mythical Titan, tile Vlcm 81 disease Is no
scccress There 10 ia balm 10 cleanse auu
neal remedies for this most depressing OF all disease
LIVER Complaint more tn Leaf and popular IMAM
DR.. PIECE, GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY AMI PLEASANT
,UKGATlR PE.LsIs The PE.LElS ehectuaiy remove me
ene and poisonous matter Whle the MEDICAL DISCOVERY
parts 9Th and health TO the entire system They are
- I.uL
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GREEN-In Paris, the 10 Il OF juno; Maria G. Piercs
Samuel Green Of SwartlInore Coli
~ daughter Moses and Esther Carpenter Pierce of
Plrasantvne " Y.
The funeral Will take place from Friends Westinghouse at
On apDaqua, seventh day. the l4th INST at ~ O'Clock
Convey will be Chsppaua station 10 the train
leaving Grand Central Depot at 1880 a. M
NOUNT-On Thursday the 18th inst EVE NJ. wife Of John
4. Mount. . -.
Reatyes friends OF the family invited 10 attend
the fu from lae residence No. 2Jo Cermon ave-,
brooklyn, on SUNDAY, 18th inst, al 2:5O ,. m.
TEFtT-On Thursday. July -, 1877. after short Illness.
Charles q. Tent in the 4jth year Of his age.
friends invited 10 attend the funeral from
his ae residence No last Fifty eighth Saturday,
July IA, at a o'clock.
Remains 10 10 taken Woodawn for Tnterment
TEkWIILlGER-On FRIDAY morning, July ID. Sarah F.,
wife lam H. Terwiger In the 31th year OF her
Helauves friends respectfully invited TO attend
iron heI aie IcsIcLce lb7 Oceaaye Jer
sey city Hights on saturday afternoon, July Ia, II
o'clock
Remains 10 be taken " Syracuse ". Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-14
PUBLIC OPINION.

If the Republicans of Ohio propose to carry
the : m Una, Fall, they have Only ndorSe Hayes
bnt 10 do 1t vita ye.-lCincmnau Commercial (hd.l
Ii Is certain that when Congress meets i'll
October II viii be asked to postpone the day OF rsump
ton. The demand Will come from the West, ana be 80
stongy urged Tat Congress Will have little choice but
10 con cdc it Isl. Louis Republican Dem)
Since the public is not i'll the confidence of
the Secretary II Treasury, ana The Secretary can
h,rdl, nave the coma eucc OF the pubic, the
question wnen and how resumption sIa Dc ELECTED, Il
s,ll AN unsettled and dubious Onc.-lBuifdlo Courier
(Dom1
The President would have shown wisdom in
col outside. both the FhUn crowd" ana lnr tes-
well "crowo" and selecting Il new Collector from the
bu,4nrss # the city lie will find IN his ACTON at
Iiltnne serious stun plingbOcH III his pain, nor DO
We zee ne cOncilei th any ratioiai tcory
of CIV Service mana gement.- Detroit Tribune az p)
The unlawful measures resorted to, not only
in Louisiana nut Mississippi and Geore1', To A'ep
e negroes from the polls, robbed the Republican ticket
of uuudres OF thousands ~ VOTES last MOI ember-Vdsy
more tnan tie accusels of Wells ana Anderson
claim were sol. 1den. Hayes moral tltc 10 the
pr dency even stronger than bis techhlcsl cial-
lNOlwicD Bulletin (Rep)
BEFORE the triumph of 1850 the Republicans
of n York manage their zeal afirs nucn better
I'm an tury do now T4eIr wealthy men pa hDerally Tor
necessary election expenses ana tlcy pad RON pupc
or Nj Gin crs All took earnest, dsnterestcd con
Germ m Uitca affairs, and they Lopcd 10 give To the
organization an impulse which carried 1t s.ccesS M
oun th InOmen OF tie var IL - wei 10
seek To revive purer political pOhcy-lBaltlmOre
Amer can Qiep.)
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NEWPORT.

NEWPORT, r. l.. July 13.-Ihe hotels have
beg5n to Il ~ IL last aud the number OF transient so
iourncrs are constantly increasing.
W. b. Lawrence OF this city gives dinner tonight In
honor of mis- guest NJ. CIas. OConOr of New-NorS
Mr. I pup,as IJppincItt Of Philadelphia, has rented
lie, I,ru.n cottage C,tharine-sL
MiDr-(ien sc.oicd, L. > \, ffo:a West Point, has
arrived at tGe villa 0f Ptoi ". II. &. Bartlett, OF New
Y.tk where ne will remain a few weeks.
o. f. Helm, l.. = \. \. \. NdHdue, j. L. Martin james
NV r. g. Srim N and wiic. L. = Ashley and family,
aud Nr SHE, ami family, from New 0rk, Hon Hester
CI,1ncr from PenasSyaua, Mr.. an Mrs. Power. RON
Me rr,c Juuu Iecklir, Japan, and Juan n MOhcsO OF
rae suapjsl Legation, are at the &pean House.
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Ew-HAvEs CHAMBEI OF COMMERCE,

through its Secretary, +. s. Wheeler, Is inVuns
the attention OF manufacturers to the advantages
offered by New-Haven to manufacturing enterprises
These consist Of a good hsrbor. ample wharfage.
cheop and rapid communication with New-fOrA ~
water and rail, ample facilities for foreign e1porS
ton, direct rail communication with New Ing anu,
body OF skllful mechanics, smaller lndeDteuhess
than any city OF its the Union, low rate OF 'aA+
ton low rate OF assessment, thirty miles OF sew
erage miles Of paved streets an honest oca gov
ernncnt an ample WAFER supply with one hundred uliss
OF water mains admirable fire department, Dealtny
location building cheap and sales plenty and o"preeu.
and educational advantages unsurpassed Manuiactur-
wishing 10 escape excessive aNaOn ana secure l
cation for manufacturing goods economically ana naI
keting them home and abroad successfully shouid 70
tn Ma. la
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THE MONTREAL ORANGEMEN.

STRONG RESOLUTIONS ADoPTED-TBE MAYOR CEN
sURED-FCRTHER moTING APPREHENDED
AT HACKErT's FUNERAL.
MONTREAL, July 13.--Last night passed over
without any trouble crowds dispensing at about 10
o'clock There were less than the average num-
Der of arrests made and none for anything Sc
rous There was drunkenness. Tho COroners
inry were sworn for the inquest MI. Hackett
this morning, but the enquiry ia postponed until
Tomorrow The arrangements Tor the funeral are not yet
completed 1t has been deferred to Monday at M 10
allow members the order from the West who wish TO
attend the funeral, time To get here. He will be buried
with full Orange honOrs Orange lodge is to be
formed and named after him The OF the shooting
Yesterday was thronged with people to-day confer
euce took place this morning between leading Orange
men and Presidents OF the National Societies. for tn
pnrpose OF calling indignation meeting TO condemn
the Mayor aOrdng due protection to life yester
day The reported death OF Boon is not true He is
fined To his bed and suffering his wounds. winch
severe. Tho Young Brtons band VIII ell returned from
Cornwall to-day, marched up town III uniform, with
colors in their mats.
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present yet like the seal adopted in 1873 prob
able that 1t painted while the design OF l77s
under consideration. II bears resemblance TO it,
The Utica Observer quietly remarks that the battle OF
Oskany fought after the adoption OF the American
flag by Congress- and that the redwhiteandblue Oated
over Fort Sianwix when the siege began the garrison
without flag. Shirts were cut up To form the
white stripes bits Of scarlet cloth were Joined as an
apology orange the Glue ground for the stars
was composed Of a camct cloak furnished by Captain
Abraham SwarwOut OF POughkcepse, an officer OF the
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admiration for tho brave Old Put" The house s fun of
,rous and interesting relics military button from the
rcnerals coat deed with his autograph, bullet mould
That ne used bit OF stone from the den OF the famous
of m Pomirct; cOpy OF the original stamp act are All
carefully preserved aud interesting reiolsap oS
made OF playing cards picked up on the canrgiouhu
orcnpieA hv Gen Gage about three miles distant ieit
there by the British soldiers.
BosrON. July 13.-Justin Winsor, formerly
Librarian of the Boston Public Library. has accepted
ain,ilar appointment from Harvard College
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-14
GENERAL NOTES.

Thomas Curlew, who is to be hanged at Nor
,istovu Penn on the 9th of Augustus at least candid
,erson for in his confession he admits that he killed.
MARY whitby frm the natural impulses Of cruelty and
of homicide il often enough taken into account
There was an economical farmer in AthOl,
mss who rich Of course and he stopped MS news
manner because he found on file al hotel reading
room where he could. by driving two or three miles
read IL gratis Unfortunately, the next thing was tDat
the hotel stopped the newspaper' too.
The can-makers of Baltimore have under
taken 10 worry the frutpackeIs into paying them 10
cent. more per hundred They took advantage OF the
oDeune OF The fruit season. and united IN demand for
Increased wages The packers declined to pay them what
tnev asked and q general strike was ordered Nearly
500 men have loft the shops. The bosses say that they
NAV not be able much fruit this season. but yield
o. the men they VIII not
When Lieutenant Flipper of the United
sates Arnv brilliant gold-cord and army-blIe' al
ryed ~ t. home in Atlanta. he was the hero OF his
race han and Grassland were hired ana reception
was given 10 him With his left hand resting upon the
hill of poDderous cavalry lie toId MS TRENDS
about his life at West Point among the cadets Tncy had
always treated him fairly, although they would hot aS-
sociate with him openly. He hadn't better friend
org fine three hundred cadets than Gen Buffers SON.
He had been cordially received by the army ohcers at
Iattanooea and expected 20 be well treated by his com
y had not lived IN the South and become tainted by
soninern feeling. The gentlemen Of Tie army" saId
L
educated than the people OF The SOUTH
An Albany paper recently announced that
the flag which noatcd over Fort stahwlf curing lne
memorable siege had been preserved IN that city This
Nae was the standard OF the Second New-York Regiment
commanded by Col Peter Gansevoort' Who at the dis
bandment Of the army retained in his own possession
and handed IL down 10 his son, the late Peter danse
wort from whom It descended to DIS daughter Dire
Abraham Lansing. The flag is piece oil hea'y piue
.i1g q, vary aue quality The design represents the
AIMS Of tia State of NewYork. but not a. they are at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-14
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVE

Tribune OFFICE July Ill a. m-There was no
marked variations in arpr ssure yesterday Ihere was
a slight decline IN the morning. anu "iter tho usu@
forenoon rise but in the evening the barometer again
s and at midnight WAS almost as high IA In the early
hours of the morning The average temperature ltst"i-
day was Onc-hal OF degree lower thah on iburs1hy
cooler than on Thursday AT midnight on FRIDAY tho
bnnr an thursday The amount Of moisture In the air
has been reduced.
For this city aud clear partly cloudy weather
may be expected to-day.
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WA" from Ths Cincinnati Gdzete
Tborofore we nropose the following form of

resolution for tho Convention heSOieed ih1t III pr Pr
dn, cni ror an Gle payments tne silver dollar On@ht
a. me- resford 10 The ega CONS, and 10 he remoneHcd
and canned 10 as great extent as can De ssued "thVut
d,nreci tlon which would cause 1t 10 demOnetlze our
rod coins; 10 the end llat country may nave the
1gest circulation that Is practicable or bOh sNc anu
III WI, suppose that this resolution would express
The views All honestly for silver anu eOld o
All hut hose riding silver as hobby lOl person
nj purposes notOrety or 10 fling ds ufDhg oic
mrp into the Republican party. And this 10 plank
mai ali can stand OIL,
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~, ou,u,itv Of wheat moved in the two months was
500 900 bus m compared with 693O.OOO bush. IN MAY a
,,I i,nc IS7G Tie amount OF corn was o,2OO,ooo
hb rn1,n,reI with I40D,OOJ in 1876. Of SAT- tncre
was moved G4,OOO,000 tbs, compared win -+,Ooo'OoV
~ last wear Lard nDd pork being on the ifee iiSt
there las been Transported on the canals III ihern
two mon, rs 900 900 10 OF the former a1a ~ oVVv0
81 l., ~, and : 300 barrels OF tie latter against 80
h,rreIs ,st wear When the crop DeSns 10 com III
Isrxpccted that tne business OF the chais III al
ern nlucts all be- so large neatly II NOT qulie 10
overdnoe fine difference IN tolls MI Schuyler, however,
ms tilL This viii not Ia the cd.t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-14
THE TENDER ANXIETY OF MEDILL ABOUT HAL

From The On odgo Tribune.

When Mourad Halstead Bey, of Cincinnati,
grad sees The Saturday New-iork TRIBUNE and
nnis that 1t il some one eso's bair that is noai
d., ,n the Gail. ne draws breath OF rene1 al
re way from the toes OF his boots. puts tns
cork carefully back into his vial OF prussIo aG h
d~aweT lets down hammer Of his revolver ana Slows
the deadly weapon in the bay window pocket % Ms %
sers, and says, wllh chucho' LAo' A'' w. 49,
hurdens for another week.
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NEMs PURE AND UNDEFILED.

THE TRIBUNE is not correct i'll its estimate
OF the Democratic party. Inc Democratic parry mas
puised thieves and DrlDcrS aud corrupt men
wherever II could lind them, except where RepuDcdhs
stprd in and been Tue Case IA several
mi pros, cuons. 1t is tie voice of tho Democracy
tntt # Mr. Grover bought his seat in the Senate he must
MT be allowed 10 occupy IT, II can be shown WIN az
uc cearness as IN the case Of Patterson that he used
arr,Int means the Democrats demand his sacrifice
That is Democratic doctrine. ana u NE iElBUNh sees
an thing in Ill to sncer about, let IL snecr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-14
THE LOUISIANA BOURBON LOSING HEART.

Should the returning DOdTu Case get lhuo
tho In, Il states G. urt may assumed with Iod-
sonule e ee certainty Tat tho prosecution VIII not
he tr,,sed The AttOlHe, General might even Consider
II l. duy 10 order the DistrcGAturncy TO entcI lie
urosr0u. Tue against the Returning Board mlghl
he sci led rs quietly ana speedily tine civil suii
commenced in 1873 the sixth District Court against
Gems sheridan, Emory aud DefrObnand, and removed
into the Iu,l.. STATES Circuit Court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-14
THE RIGHT VIEW OF THE QUESTION.
from The Boston AdCer'sd.

We EXPECT q Louisiana COuIJ VIII dCuuIt thtoc
accused al emtn they are Innocent, add ,nat VIII he
a "a, ny c-arng-up OF veXatlOus business some pa
Iers aud Journals pretending that the President ana
ms friends are state of mind lest the tria snouid az
vrlou facts Damaging to their reputation honOrabie
uolitlcIans We decline to take stock III That sensa
non II any Rcpu ,icans injured III reputation by
III deyeuents of the Ial, suspect II VIII be FOUND
trv are among those in the President mas placed
=. ilI ~ li,rncP.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-14
INPRACTICABLE ADVICE.

0en HaloleV (The Hdry0Ta C0UT1"l % oH"ue1 DO'Is,
Now don't be IA mOnStrOus gorgeous, rcGuh-
d,nt gigantic aud superDuudant, Whohy suPcIhuOuh
ass re an ass within the reach Of the average lndsnd
80 VLn IL inc otncr fellow that made the :" demand
o. a cony -, the Louisiana contract between hayes
Io nn a d tine Democratic lcaders. Can there De
two suc In IL small nation oi Iofly '"0'"o
IIl.lIl 10 Il
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ANOTHER loud CALL FOR Mr. BRISTow.

When the act of 1875 was passed, Mr.. jris-
tow ws Sc, rotary the treasury Ho WAS anxious To
rrtau . clause 10 enable tLc secretary oI Tue eaSu
snthol zed or required he ~ authorized To use any sur
- and o sell hDnis OF the fuuded loan Inc
iIc was ,t.ncd and Mr.. BristOv said 20 The writer
az Is paragraph that under IL he cOuld as Secretary
cheye re nm ou ~ che date named Ia the law Ana
q, tai ume SIR Bristow expressed the same CONVICTION
IN 9TH
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TILE MEXICAN FRONTIER.

GALVESTON, Tex, July 13.-Ihe Netcs has a
special dispatch from Brownsville, which says Gen Can
aes and Gen. Deyn have had conference They had
difficulty in coming to agreement in relation To sup
pressing raids. They were OF the opinion that they
could the passage Of troops from side to the
other unnecessary by dscDargng their respective duties
Cen Canaes thinks the publication Of order OF such
Importance that of the Secretary Of War To Gen Ord
without notice Mexico disrespeotful to the Diaz
Government he valves that and Will cooperate with
our authorities In an necessary peace
ana secure the OF order both banks Of the
Bravo Ia the general opinion that Gen Esoo0edo will
sci on foot expedition to invade Mexico. IL Is not
known what he may have received from Goa
hua ana Nueya Leon. As tar asceraned the people
OF Tamauhpas are opposed ~ Lerdo.
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Sheldon does not return this city at an early day ne
report will be forwarded to him for hs signature anu "
be- delivered 10 the Secretary Of the Treasury.
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IfAHKILU.

CLINTON-NESTELIs-On "Wednesday. June 81. 1877, BY
Rev Samuel A. Virgin Alexander j. Clinton % Annie j.
Ne.te daughter OF John j. Nesci esl all OF THIS city
Al Notices Of Marytagss must be mdorsed win ~"
md aalIyess
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yJDNyGHT WEATHER REPORI.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

For the Middle Atlantic States, stationary OF
over pressure stationary temperature. Northery whS
shifting to southerly, and clear or parity o'"""'
weather. ...
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numiuy a, Co.. Az.

ESTABLISHED SINCE 1874
These superior Chanpagnes now offered for sale BY
ASIiUsY OECns,
Sole Agent Tor the United states and CANADA
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NEW ORLEANS CUsTOM-HoUsE INVESTIGATION
NEW ORLEANS. La, July 13.-lt is stated
the report of the CustomHouse Investigating Committee
will not be completed until next week, there being
matters stu undergoing examination. In that Gen.