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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-09-27

Ali Pasha, who commands a bril-
gade of Circassians in the Turkish
army, is a brother of Col. Fred De
Funiak, Chief Engineer of the Lou
isville d Nashville & Great South
ern railroad. He was born in
Rome, and passed through the war
as Lieutenant of Engineers in the
Turkish army. AT the end of the
Crimean war he entered the Turk
ish Amy.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-09-27

Ben Butler is preparing himself
as the special champion of the Ad-
ministration in the next Congress.
He is outspoken and earnest in his
in dorsement of civil service reform
and the Southern policy. He pro-
poses to- move an investigation by a
House committee that will be
thorough in the various rings that
have been able thus far to defeat
Congressional inquiry. He says he
knows all about them and will bring
the facts to light.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-09-27

The game laws III Tennessee ex-
pired Saturday, 18th, and it is now
lawful to kill any kind of game.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-09-27
"ANTED,

A PURCHASER for No. Building Lot
II Conveniently located. Also for my res
idence. pleasant location, many conveniences
good cistern, well and fine bearing Vine
yard. A good bargain will be given. Apply to
sep6-4t p. H. EZELL.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-09-27

WILL CURE A
All Female Complaints. ~, y I
WILL CURE fss
Monthly Distractions. IL I
WILL CURE on Y
Old or Young Females. For
WILL CURE obai
Girls. At Sweet Sixteen. cess
WILL CURE Ing
Pains In the Side a Back We.
WILL CURE Gre
Mysteries q Nervousness i I,,e,
WILL CURE "a IKE !
faipitation ofthe Heart tabi
WILL CURE me
Girls az Womanhood. idigc
the
WILL CURE on
By Regulating. bull
WILL CURE str.
Caves fTcn Years. vhol
Large Boitics oulyipl -
DfuEgfsis.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-09-27

Prof. Tice predicts frost October
Z, and killing frost October II.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-09-27

A disastrous fire occurred in the
Patent Office at Washington on
Monday, caused by spontaneous
combustion, resulting in damage
to the building of 100000 to $780,
600, and incalcuIable damage to rec
ords and models.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-09-27

The American Rifemen won the
international shooting match last
week, against the British Rife team.
The shooting took place at Creed
more In New York.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-09-27

The revelations of Boss Tweed
are knocking the stufbng out of
Tammany Hall, and "whole lots" of
Republican head lights besides. A
worse thing might happen to the
country than the smashing" of
Tammany.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-09-27
Valuable Land for Sale.

W. Il. Fogg ct al, Va. Jno. P. @. Reed ct al.
IN pursuance of decree of the County
i Court ofGiles county, Tenn, in the above
cause,
On Saturday, October 9th, 1877,
1 viii sell to the highest bidder on che prem
ises a Tract of
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-09-27

The President returned to Wash
ington Tuesday, and the gush is
over.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-09-27
5OCents DER BOttIe

The bottles hold as much as the dollar bot
ties of other kinds, and the quality is guaran-
teed equal in all respects to any in use, as
nothing but strictly first class articles enter
intosits composition. Give it trial, and if il
fails to satisfy you, be sure to return it and
get your money. Liberal discount to dealers.
eep27-1Y
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-09-27
KEEPERS

.-:'<<fsc..- If You SwIsn YOUR
-.s.ff AN BEES TRANSFERRED
3eit and put in good condition
,,ft, for Winter, address roe
postal card ] will aho
furnish you with Hives
from 81 IS TO 90 so.
Esctr0ctOrs, Honey KnfCes, ltdl-
tan Queens, For Safe.
Full col )nies Of Italian Boes, and Hong In
their season for sale. For further pnrtif ulara,
Address, j. II. BRAY,
jun2l ly Lynnville, Tenn.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-09-27
124I Acres of Land

A612 III 90 % Ae&42SE,
situated on the south bank of Richland creek,
about miles South of Pulaski, adjoining the
lands of Jos. Anthony, James Anthony and
others. and known as the Kimbrough tract,
belonging to the estate of Horace Fogg, decd.
There are about 40 acres of the land cleared
and in cultivation, and the balance splendid
~ timbered. All OF this land is as fertile As
any in the county, and has one settlement,
with good Improvements Gu it, and will be
sold in one OF more TRACTS to suit purchasers.
TERMS-$100 cash, and balance in one
snd two years with interest from date. Notes
with approved security required of the pur-
chaser for the unpaid purchase money.
q. d. AYMETT, Clerk
sep90-St Giles Co. Court.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-09-27

This space is reserv-
ed for Mrs Ora
HAMS Millinery adj
vertisement- She is
now in Louisville.
and the ladies will do
well to wait a week
and then call on her.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-09-27
The Fan Term viii begln 0n tne Ist Monday In Sept N
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B. +. CABKIL ARs.
be tle
that eand be
the erna
Though Modern Languages lFsnh
BF.cABELL par
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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-09-27

The Southern Hebrew is the title
of new and interesting paper on
our exchange table. 1t is published
in Charleston, S. c., and edited by
II. Jacobs. 1t will be devoted to
the interest of Judaism, literature,
and general information.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-09-27

The Secretary of War will sub
nit to Congress a copy of all tele-
grams which have passed between
the War Department and Army
Commissioners and State officials in
different States in connection with
the strikes, and with the removal oil
troops from Southern States.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-09-27
EXTRAS.

Drawfng daiyie
be
hsh :
n ferroon b. minis
be padi al
New-York tribune., 1877-06-25
Al Noiiccs Of Marriages must be indor,ei wi@ lalI
ssme and GtLiress
Rzzzux,zzss-.zHu
DIED.


ATTERBURY-O sunday morning June a. Catharine Bou:
her age
attend the services
no residence ~ hor sOnin law Henry &. sums0h. 50
Wcst Forty ninth st, on Tuesday June Do at 10 = M
BARTLET-At the NowYork Hospital. Thursday June 81.
Richard Bartlett. in tho 77th year OF hls age.
interment NJ New LuyporL Mass
De BERN MTNGHAM-Saturday midnight 23 louise
Boymn ham, widow of the late NiCOmto lfenr dc Bermiag
ham lnl Geu -hter OF tie late John Is. Marc.
Her friends and those her daughter Mrs Henrietta b.
respectfully invited to attend tho funeral services
the Church of ST. francis Naxie West Sixteenths,
b-tweeD Fitch anil Sixthtves on Tuesday morning at
O'Clock. III Is rcauested that 40 flowers be sent
MACPHERSON Friday Juno %, Daniel u, of Thomas
ami Nuhcia Mcpherson. agol - years
Relatives ami fionds respectfully inYited 70 attont
funeral .<Onily 25h, ~ from the residence
VI has parsnts ll3 Ainslie-st. Brooklyn.
MITCHELL At Astoria T.. T. Juue "a, Cones G. Mitchell.
daughter OF ;ho late Androw Mitchell, esq, IN the 5lst
year 0 hsr
relative and friends (partieIlsrly the Saint Andrews
instSl TEND her funeral AZ the Church of tho
edesner Wednesday, tne 27th inst, al O'Clock Car
Iiagcs SiI the l5 Norrsana boat tryn Fg.;oaip.
MOKRELGr-At 4, ,ookyn June 22 iit.r short Illness
Lewis A. MOrreli
Funeral on MONDAY the 25t from tho T.
l.. Cuycr, D. D., l7G South ONioTdsL Brooklyn, at 10
O'clock a.
sTITT-At Jersey City on sunday the 24h' William j..
Sutt, aged GJ years.
Hs roatlyes respectfully rytedto attend his
rneral Tueslag the 2Gth al Loo p n nom ~ aer'
cer-st., Jersey City.
TROWBRIDGE-At Barbados. w. j. May IL, Edwani
rrOp brioge I'm the 5ith year 0f
Funeral will be held Now Haven Conn, Tues
AT O'Clock Relatives and friends
spCctfuily Invited 10 Dc Present
New-York tribune., 1877-06-25

OF much interest for the Art School OF the unVCr
sItv Among other things he brought lew esceeunsy
useul InodeIs and dne selection Of photographs ior
tbe wear series frre-hand drawing Irnh
nature were dclive ell by n. a.. Wells OF syIac"sS
Palmer the sculptor has also made arranyeun.,ts "
tbe colIncr 10 throw open his studio TO u n suirh ~
the Institutions as desire tO mako art STUDY i WI"
olso p ve tr.tctiOn 10 such as de re H.
Memorial Hall ia rapidly approacbin" COMMENCEMENT,
friend of the Presidents has presented gl-oVV 10 @
4 q finsbns touches. The tug Tor the n.os ms pfn
ordered from Craven & Dunuei OF Jackheld Eng'nu ~
The tower walls of the interior lower ~ fles are W W
faced with polished dove-col red marble; ihs uprcr
stories with asbesios handsomely lllunihatru lnc
nuidng is now wholly hepr1Of. ana he mr., cos',
ond .lcg,ur college ed OF Its kind IN tue country
is massive structure. In addition 10 the scNcf ,e
IowshIps existing az present for proficiency IN into
MATES and iysics ths monetary value OF whicn II
400 TO 800 year. the following have bten i9uhn
during tie present - 900 ircn Tue estate OF me te
J,bu McCls'land; 80 200 rOn the III ~. ClafhsnI w.
p,er and SO 900 'front.' II. and j. M COrn.n OF wv
YORK In add.iion these several aStfonOmcai I.iio"
sbtrs have bee established In the Observatory lh'-1
frnN-shus will Scld from 500 To ~iVO atuu!: 'iu
c conferred ory stUfcHts wo give "Nldellcc oi CON
siderable mat hpnatiCai attainment nni "ho ny " io
time ure ambitions for scieniihc cafr'r ihe pisth
suor elias, have numbered during L'lr con- So % pe
sous OF tins number only 81 gTduai distributes ~
tac several schools follows: Classical II scior
=. cuClnerFjng, professional aul nfIcaniie III, Nh'
s,out eaiaiiy be chosen by tnom. fhe hnanclai NJ
n,oycmet of She college dnring She pir wear mas 'o
meat Liabilities t. the amount 0f '',oo ha'c ooo"
removed from the Hunters Point pro- w.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-25

steamship wyanoEc Couch Richmond c,y Point and Nor
fok with and pas. e 9 Donn9n tGan.np mb no ua..
~" s,dssip gss W Tecea cSsdsy PHILADELPHIA ballast 70
sreamssp Ssptans Berry with mdse and pass 70
Aibemare Gibbs Leres with mdse and %
Ship Winnie swf q Maitland, n 81 Liverpool 30 days
Slip camees Porij sarmerito Macso May "a With sugar
gsqs hemss rvden 1or Norta sea Wallace Havana
ard sagus 10 lays tn sugar TO kiondA Bsojsmn c"'
BARK Formoia aust scopuIch sunderana 40 asys with
coal 10 O. a. & r. Meyer, vessel 70 john seager .,.,
win dc . ORDER Laaro storey Co. Passed 'ie-
Bar Archer crossman Bremen May 0. with empty bbs
vessel to ~. B. Bailey e 60
Chap 1Nor Olsen, GmsiadI 43 DAYS in ballast
Baik Prindscsse Louise fvor) Kramer Bel 81 days
in ballast TO Bockmans, oerlen Co ADchoedn 'rsyes"nd
Bark Pefcbcec o' Liverpool Burns Bahia 40 days with
q pr to order y.see 20 Mas',r ,,,,, ,, c,,.. =,
days, with sugar ". welsh. ressei to j. r. whitncy
gre Don sodn C3yedl Jorsensen' Bahia IS DAY" vita
Brg Dniz l3cr Srbe Bahia May 2I. with 10 Ords-.
ycsse. TO surcn Itiye E CO. -,
fec, &C. t. or.S. ysssei to PsnsIoS Co
Bt - saoa, Sgs, oT = "a 1%a g ASn er,h 80 aAy' with
Prg Deborah sonle Gales Of and days from Port and.
Big Naianua (P0rt). Merces Boston, IN ballast 70 oe.
SAILED
yere atera e o So % IL bs yno fo1 Bps
men Granada for norfolk Jupiter ana C. H. Benson or
Spe"d. for NOntcYie0 Geo Gciis, for CcDfuexoe
WIND-Sunset. moderate >, hsLy.
BELOW.
Brig Arctic tIr), Brinioa, nom clrdenaa ~ DAYS
MEIORANDuI.
ship Orpheus GeT Michael fl 0m Antwerp. which arrived
lO and anc.Ored in Grayoseud BAY, owed 10 the city
this evening
FOREIGN PORTS
LONDON, Jnpe 24.-aiicl Aliri capt Burt). for Now
23d. steamship Laus 2it Carsbrooke
Castle, In the Downs
DOMESTIC PORTS.
PORTLAND, Me-, Jule 2i.-ifnvoi, brig protous from
wYOrS schr. w. /. Bradley. from Bsrmore; steamship
Allentown from Philatelpha schrs. Mabr Hall, from New.
YorS Fanny and Eiiih ,rOni New York
SAVANNAH. June 2s.-Arrvei, steamship H. Livingston,
from New-Yotk; sthrs Cbarey Buck. IRON HenneDeei
Charles Moore. from philadelphia.
CHAaLEsrOS, June 2t.ATlyel, schrs- ca W. Anderson,
Now.York; Frank Waller. fF0m New.York NaPsiiA
from New York De Morty Grly, from New York H. Q.
ahoprar1 from NewYork; Virginia frpn New YORK RuOn.
Mm vYork r. Il. Baird, from Philadelphia; A. H. I'd.
wards, from Philadelphia j. W. Nannema1. from Palaiel.
pba; Geo ;. Marts, from Philadelphia Lte and Annie.
from Alexandria
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN sTEAMSHIPS.
PLYMOUTH June 2i.-rhe Hambulg y American Lire steam
ship Ianmoni., Cant Noss, from Ae"H Juno Ia for
Tne General Transatlantic Line steamship Labrador,
Saneer from New York June l3 for Hayre passed the LIZ
ar,l At O O'Clock this morning..
cUTENsToWs. 2f Tho White star Line steamship
Bitanno apt Thompzon IOm New York June 10 arrived
here $3.50 Oc ock this afternoon.
nAVRR June 2f.Ihe General Transatlantic ComDanY's
steamship 81 laurent capt Hende for hcwfork called q
o'c.ook saturday evening
FArER PolNT THE steamship Poyncsian arrived
here ~ $50 O'Clock this morning
New-York tribune., 1877-06-25
AMHERST COLLEGE.

PRESIDENT sEELYE's BACCALAUEHATE SERMON
GIFTS TO THE COLLEGE-sTATIsHCS OF THE
SENIOR CLAss-CHANGEs IN THE CURiuCULUM.
IynoM A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUSE.l
AMHERST, June 24.-PreSidcnt Seelye has
to-day given his first baccalaurt Taking his text
from the first IL Of the first chapter OF Eccesi-
ates spoke OF the object aud duties of life The com
probensve teaching OF Ecclesases recorded by Solo
non who had unusual opportunities for knowing ali that
life contains, he said is that it only be truly inter
preted by rotations TO divine law and that created
nature I'LL the SOUL which is satisfied only with
the Creator "Human experience is but repetition OF
itself and this is the burden OF the writings OF Solomon
Nature all ITS arising and departing and re-
turning on It's restless rounds. remains unable 10 ad
vance. Its movements only repeat themselves. Its
changing cycles are st the What, therefore,
man do amid these ceaseless repetons when he seeks
~ compass thcm and to express In words thought in
which he can rcsti Nothing but acknowledge his power
kssness Words fail him.
"But at the end the preacher In Ecclesases lifts the
curtain ON different scene, giving glimpse OF sat
kfying GOOD aud an abiding reality. Let hear says
the preacher the conclusion Of the whole mater Fear
God aud keep His commandments, for this is the whole
duty Of man For God shall bring every WORK into Judg
nent every secret thing, whether 1t be good or
whether il be evil This light from the conclusion OF the
discourse shows the meaning OF all tho preceding part
This glimpse Of eternity changes the entire vision OF
time Gods tribunal OF Judgment tfahslOfhs the shad
created nature and the ysniues OF human life into
dread and substantial realizes without the thought Of
God HIS sovereignty and our relations to Hin there
is neither any impulse labor, inciienent TO
knowledge any inspiration from the love OF iane
The SPEAKER then argued that without the thought Of
God and relations TO Him there would be no Impulse
10 labor In It's widest sense the presence OF
human wants does not incite ~ human industry. He
then continued as follows:
spiritual life must first penetrate and clothe The
natural life iE remains Immersed III natOre,
never rising above a. mover gaining any mastery over H.
moving and bF MS currents aud never seeking 10 c0u-
tToi or change them, with more progress tlan the
bIut,s possess, and masking efforts 70 improve
his state than 40 the Dfutes which perish IL Is the
knowledge OF God alone that lifts above the brute,
and with this knowledge all other know ledge ceases
There IL Indictment TO science separate from the
knowledge o. God We talk Of the inspiration which
comes from the study of nature, but hOt all the intricate
and mary eious adjustments OF nature, moi all IT. mighty
order and harmony, not all ITS yasness and variety
T" It's worlds worlds In my mad myT1ads rolling
Round each VITA different powers,
And other orgs Of bfe than
ere Sufficient " give the human mind any permanent in
New-York tribune., 1877-06-25
SUCCESSFUL PAID ON ILLICIT DIsTILLERs.

PITTSBURGH, Penn, June 24.-Collector Davis
of the United States Revenue Oce in this city received
information few days ago of the existence OF band
Of Illicit dstlleIs operating in the mountains, near The
State line, about 16 miles from UnontoWn gang ol
law breakers has infested that vicinity for years. and
lately secret Agent Grimeson worle out the clew sue
eessfully laying the ofIeuse agaLlst family named
Dean residing in the above place Acting upon III
structons from Washington the Collector organized an
armed force of 10 men and placing them in charge OF
United States Detective McCready, started them out
Yesterday with instructions TO make general RAID on
all concerned Yesterday afternoon MI Davis received
the lowing: -. oo o,o
our raid was a success in every respect We nave
seized -four stills and made ten arrests, six of whom were
surprised and captured in the dstery at oeock this
morning. aud arc the same PARSONS VINO male the AZ
80 on Depufy Iouseman and ysef the 10Th inst.
THOMAS j. GRIMEsos Revenue Agent.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-25
REIIEE MEASURES.

Great sympathy is felt IN this city with the
people Of ST. Jonn. N b. whose dwellings and property
were destroyed by the fire. +. NJ Archibald, Brit
ish ConsuGenera. opened subscription list on satur-
day his Office No. II Broadway, and will confer with
Mayor Ely to-day on the subject.
The Maritime Association Of this port viii bold meet
ing this afternoon 70 take for the relief of the
sufferers At an informal meeting OF the association on
Saturday 3ij was subscribed, OF which amount $1,000
was PAID tho spot anc transferred - So Jonn ny toe
graph through the Bank OF NewYork without change.
The 5tOnngtOn and Providence steamship Line 0nets
free Transportation to Boston of supplies end sdbscIibei
5000 N cash. Mayor Scdre has sent teiegTphic dis
e;tch the committee OF ct2rns Of this ciy, say Ing
hsr there has been received food and clothing sicien
for the present, bat money II needed
massmeeag Of citizens will he held at Cooper Insti-
tte ronOrrow evening" To take measures 10 relieve the
distress rs ST. John. Mayer Ely will preside William
DowG President Of the Bank OF North America WIZ act
s Treasurer. Among thoSS who will take part III tie
meeting Peter Cooper samuel j. Iiiden r. o. Arcn3-
bald William f. Cushing Cyrus W. Field and William +.
Dodge.
MONTREAL, June 24-At meeting of citi-
ondcd by tho Hon l.. II. Holton the city Council was
called aon to give $50 600 the relief Of the st. John
sufferers
HALIFAX June 24-Thc Halifax collections OF cash in
aid OF Tho st. John sufferers now amount to $4,000
Moro clothing sent in yesterday.
CHICAGO H. June 24.-Subscrptons hero for the st.
John sufferers hayo reached something over $4,000.
Tho meeting called Tor MONDAY IS expected 10 cOii-
tribute literally.
BOSTON, Mass, jane 23-AuanRemeuts max
ing for benefit performance at the Boston Ibeater
on Thursday next aid of the st. John, n. b. sufferers.
Free use the heator will bo given and largo number
OF the prominent artists OF the country have already
nteered subscriptions or money amount 10 Fl5SoS
tonight.
PHILADELPHIA, June 24.-The total subscriptions In
this city up 10 last night the relief Of tue sufferers by
tho st. John fire, amolnt to 1929.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-25
PRESIDENT BARTLErrs BACcALAUREATE.


C. Bartlett, ID. d.. the President OF Dartmouth Col
ege, this afternoon delivered his first baccalaueate
mon in the college church The text was For whose
ever will save his life shall lose it, and wLosoever will
lose his life for sake shall fnd IT, For what II man
proted If lie shall gain the whole world and lose his
own soul or what shall man give for his SOUL
Dr. Bartlett concluded with earnest address To the
graduating class urging them 10 enter and pursue heT
several paths of lie under the guidance OF this divine
To live for the well-being OF their fellows; 10
work ON In the spirit Of unseitsh love aud thcagnttni
kndness To take up tho and follow the Master;
and thus to dfuse far and wle brightness, and bess
ing and JOY.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-25
LATEST snip hEWS
For other snip ye,cs Sc. second and Third pages.l

[for other Ship Hetcs see Second and Third Pd1esl
ARRIVED. SUNDAY, June "a.
Steamship Marlborough (BIl Frazier, Cow Bay g. b.,
DAYS with coal TO A. T.. Outerbndge
Steamship Colon Grimm, Aspnwa Juno 10, with mdse and
pass. " Pacific NJ all steamship Co.
Steamship Cortes Freeman, Halifax. ". T.. ana 81 Johns
n. r. with and pass. TO Clark q seaman.
steamship Tyboe kueh, Santo Domingo June IL Samana
l4th Plata 18TH Cape Haytlen aud Turks Island
l7th, with mdse. aud pass 10 WIN. Z. clyde Co.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-25
HELP FOR THE ST. JOHN SUFFERERS.

HELP FOR THE ST. JOHN SUFFERERS,
70 the Edttor Of Fhe IrIbune.
SIR: Excuse Us for the liberty we take in
sending you inclosed check your ORDER for loo
which we would thank you for the benefit OF the
sufferers by fire at John. " b. We take this way bo-
cause we believe your facilities for remtng are better
than our own Very truly yours.
WILKINSON BROS. Il Co.,
Proprletors Derby Paper Mills, ~ Duane-st.
Ne5 rOrt, June 22. 1877.
Trho amount will be promptly forwarded to the
nroper anthOrities.-kGl
New-York tribune., 1877-06-25

notably those Of THE NEwYoRK TRIBUNE, the So Lonis
ReDnbhcnn The Chicago Times and Tribune, and Ihe
Co,Tier-Jour7ia The exPrcsdcnt need not nave gone
away from home to be Initiated In the mysteries oI
lInberiug pretentOds bundle Of prriudces and isnO-
rance, issued from "A seconl-rate embellishments
New-York tribune., 1877-06-25
THE ST. JOHN FIREii
MASS MEETING
AT
COOPER INSTITUTE
ON
TUESDAY EVENING. JUNE 20,
AT O'CLOCK.

The merchants bankers, professional men, muncp,
officers and citizens gcncTaly OF the C VI NowYok VIII
meet at COOPER INSTITUTE on next TUESDAY EVEN.
ING 10 take relieve the distress by hs
appalling disaster ~ St. John, New runswio rwothrls
Of this beautiful city las been ad In ashes by disastrous
and fifteen thousand OF rs people are made homeless ani
reduced absolute want The present appeal The
large and generous hearts Of the citizens oi NeYor VII,
have been known TO turn away fTom thoe reed
sstance.
Tho meeting viii be presided by Hon. SMITH BLY,
jr, Mayor OF this city Of Now.York. Hon. wM. DOwD,
President Of the Bank Of North America has kindly
To act Treasurer. Hon. LAWRENCE d. KIERSAN,
Clerk OF the Board Of Edacation will ~ secrcaF Tas
following gentlemen n few OF those have promised TO
attend and cooperate PETER COOPER wM. oRToN.
CYRUS W. FIELD, SAMUEL }. TILDES, Nm. v.
DODGE, Mr. ARCHIBALD British Consul Wal. f. CUsR.
ING.
Blank of contribution viii be circulated a'noag
audience enable each contribute fOg parps what
amount his bcuevolcnoe suggest Az contI1a.
tions will b. Acknowledged ia the dsiy ncwspapsls
New-York tribune., 1877-06-25

COAN-MORETs-June n, at tho ofHce OF tho Mayor Of
Ne~YorS By the Rev. Thomas Crowther. DR.. Titus ".
of this city OF the Rev TITUS Coan Leone,
daughter Of n. Nore Of BesancOn France No cards
New-York tribune., 1877-06-25

TRIBUNE OFFICE June.25-1 az lm.-As shown IN the
upper diagram there little variation m arpressurc
during the fair weather OF Saturday yesterday, how
ever there was q continuous decline. The temperature
rose in the middle OF the day and remained compare
tiyaly high The amount Of moisture in the air Ia large
slightly increased warmth, partial cloudiness, and oc-
casional may be expected in this city and vicinity
to-day and tO-mOrrOw.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-25
TIE STATE or TRADE.
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.

PROVIDENCE June 2i..Print Cloths quIet buyers &c
apart; prices firm at ic. standard and Extra oix64s,
spots futures sales VI the week. 30, 800 pieces
New-York tribune., 1877-06-25

Daniel Deronda could not put up at the
Grand Union Hotel, Sara toga.-iCnc Commercial