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AMERICAN PORTS.

sos.sS City tsas cleared 70 f.s"sn Emma Asry. New
'S cis.. mS'.s%i II J csse.ies. Boston.
Passed scsr Jesse Leach Phiisdc'phis Tor ooor:e
v,ors.s: S Fss Con-
BOSTON July as1A,Tiyed .esrs x,rrnis H,%s'wSns.
ha~tsS Gi.s. Fisse1sT. Dsysrsan New York.
H.y ssy
ssiod-sisansr Perkiotnen
Ss s:s scSr. Carrie Sc sss,ss a.i.imcfs Saehsr
JAIME. N.r.iH' SIsss; DO; Giar.s.: Niss:r;Sn: Nov
Collins Colin ,s o Ssss Che.
iy.iss: Ps.,.iosI. 5s,yiIs. Powell 90; E.s.s
%; %.iihs Welsh Busass 40: GeS fs.s&.sS rssn,
0 Adams an. Coo" SSc'ns :e S ''''' '''' ~"
Cleared s:s%.I. I.,a.a 90, rhsn.cn: L,,o,pec,;
mold; "a; Jnen i,ncoss. ,i.l,,., Bsl.more -,
'6 b!ssi:s sa i,:iiss;,sa I:sssssssas; xss s
snGo:. stormy Petrol iBS, DIVER. Dublin E@1i: sST,,
fssssh TSilds DO, Tsssis cro.sIi Grow. ds Hattie
San s.i'.ss. E%:i.iS S.aiS fo;s sss.ai:: ESSSi..
Isans.. DO, wsapos.s. TOPPER. 40; james Bliss. -,
Also arrived steamer Jenny Otto tnr, purv. Nswsas.
ne. sass. sioamsr sSo rcrne,n..n uoues,,eyj w%
,'s S.:.ss:..%ss ssei.ss r;.sis..ss s..s.
ss.s. se ;'s s.lv.;ss 'isI ss...
DIAN. Carbon, tralee, tvriew tbrl 0enss
W n rhorntke eastman. Now York; Il u BIRD. Rhodes,
DO; oliver schoned. DissewAv, New navun; w Andcr
son, Bsoeock. hosson; r fuvbsr. O'N.t, do; wv
y,mmoss, Campbcd Port Royal Jas Bliss Hatch Dares
Ssilcs-steamcr Nusvo Ponce; shtp Fern1sxcn' ossSs
n UsSwI,,K July 20 Arri ved bark BENZ Dcksrmau,
Taylor, New York 70 load tcv Rio J sneirc riA
ClcMsd-rchr y u ell. smith Bs'timwc -,,.
| ~ Cretx; ss.foo, Haskell. New York ~ on .
BATH july 24-Arrivet. schrs Josiah Whtohous. Yarn
ham, baltimore; Rogers Ohver. Boston. 20 load Tor
Now York; NJ brookin q, busson, New YORK. 49,.
ssaisd-sehrs Leoness~. Achorn, Phsdelphis; White
Foam. Dix dol rhomas Martin Marts Bssim ess iessts
rfiena, Collins, -; VIM Flint. Pcudletou, New York
Luey ,3rsnsm smith. PhiaephIa Adeiis Corssn so'e.
era de- Beeker.nsn. 1isstngs, Wssiiinet.n sara
Harding. small. Baltimore. Harriet Thomas. Neg York
Helen Amos Endeott -; Adclis Coin, Frsmoes,
Piuladephia. y ]. Ji1
25sh--arrivsd, schr Lirais Carr, Teci balsimors.
Beiow-Bsfk Don Iwsto, Jones'. from Waterford
BkLrAsT July 2o-saied. schrs David vsMeakev Gar
rh sdslpia; 23d, Joseph Maxhcld, Wiitams 40
| BklsT0L Jug 2s-Arrved, schr Henry Allen. T"tem'
GHxaEssroN. su,y s4--Arrsvsa. bark Asor. Holmes
| C,eared-schr Ann much, Woodward. Boston.
20sh-Arvived Falcon. Kirby baltimore: DARK
Helen sands. Basosd, Liverpool via Delswsro Bresk
| water; schr Cushnr, Crunmcr, rhisdctpnia 49,.
sslsd-Bsr Norshern Queen tBr,, LverpecL
| BLLswokrh Jsly iG-Arrtved, sehs Olive bvsnsn
Nsa.S isss .esrsJ w'ror.sr Curtis, aud wcsscr'eo
| whis~ker, Ssw York nd. osrpte. Hammond DO:
| FORTRESS MONRuE. July 28-Artived, ship Ccfne,iu
| c;er), Eape Bremen; bars Tisr Aus, Cosiuck, Dor
s"iiss"s,csmer Brup.wiek (Bs,, for Baltimore.
Pssssd In fcr Bssime- Steamer Cosscr.t"oe tbrl
Hail. from sundevlasd bssk Mary JAna (hr ~ Aagv Law
j ssSesil sshs " ksmdlA. Appssgssth Wss$ InsSsA
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WAR DEPARTxKxT
OFFICE TIE CuiEy SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsniSGroS, July I'll A. N.
Indications.
For New England d, ciondy, rainy weather, warmer,
southery veering TO colder northwest WINDS followed
by rising barometer.
For tho Middle Atlantic states, increasing coudi-
ness and rain. warm, southsriy, vesring to colder
north west winds, followed by rising barometer
For tho south Atlantic states, clear weather, fol.
lowed by Increasing oloudipcss and occasional rains
seu,nerly veering 30 westerly, Winds stationary tenn
pcrature stationary followed by rising barometer
For the Gulf States, partly cloudy weather, with
occasional ratns winds mostly soushsry stationary
pressure and temperature.
For Tennessee ana tho Ohio Valley and lower lake
region, cloudy and rainy, followed by clearing
weather, colder northwesterIy winds, rising baromo
ter.
For the upper lake region, Upper Mississippi and
Lower Missouri valleys, clear or partly cloudy
weather, light variable winds, mostly northcrly sta
tionary tom perature aud hiaher pressure
,rhe rivers will remain nearly stationary.
Cautonary signals continue al Port Henry, Detroit,
Toledo Sandusky, Cleveland ana Section s. Erie But.
falo. Rochester and Section Q, Oswego, smthvile,
Wilmington, Macon. Cape Lookout, Cape Hatteras,
Kitty Hawk, Capa Henry, Norfolk, Baltimore, Cape
May, Lewcs, Atlantic City, Barnegat Sandy Hook,
New York, New Haven, New London, Newport Woods
Hole Boston, Thatcher's Island, Portland and East.
port
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NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY JULY 2

Rorrr.pAn. July ee-Arrivsd bark Lincoln AuO,
0eroonich. New York.
RoUES july 2a-ssIsd bark Posedoa (Nor. Beck.
Now York 25th Suex (Nor) Petersen, United States
SOUTHAMPTON July 26-sailed, ship Andrew Lovitt tBr)
Mccormick. Unitsd States
WATERFORD. July 25-Arrived. brig New Era tbr). Nc
Phee. New York. t
LosDoN. July 2eThe bark Nellie 8, from Trinidad, ar
rived Falmouth reports July H. lat 80 10 N
Ion Al 80 w. tho wreck OF large vessel American build
about 500 register with topgaant forecAste quite
out Of water and bowsprt standng two anchors were
dashed opgaiant forsesstie. fore capstan painted
red. windass bits standing. decks all gone,
Of hull breakng up the b were hang
Ink tho cathead she fat nsored vessel land
had apparently been in the two three months
No name visible She In dangerous position, being
In ths track vessels bound TO Europe. p
--.-tte WEATHER REPORT.
HoLYuEAp. July 2e--aind wsw, light; barometer,
20 $40 t. ea
PLyxovrn. July 2e-wind W. moderate. wish rain I;
barometer, 29.eo.
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FOR MURDER IN SOUTH cABoLINA-wHAT
SPECIAL UNITED STATES COUNSEL EARLE PRO-
POSES TO DO.
lex TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
wAsurSGrox July %. 1878.
Mr.. W. E. Earle the special United States counsel
IN the case Of the Jour officers indicted for
murder In the Piekens County Court South Carolina,
arrived here last night and has been 10 confer
ence TO DAY with Attorney General DevenA No
decision has been reached as yet, however,
q 10 what will be pursued in the matter, and
the case doubtless DO held under advisement for
some time. 1t Is possible that nothing will DO done
until Judge Bond. who now In Baltimore, is ready
10 open the fall OF the United States Circuit
Court at Charleston or Columbus, 5. c., whom the
case can DO brought before him on a hearing OF The
haosas corpus issue. which has been overrulsd BY
Judge Kersnaw.
Two open 10 the United states Ettherito
take the case up through the State courts to the
could be reached, II Is calculated, carly next wiAtsr
TOES would not work any hardship 10 tas prs.
oners Mr. Early suys the justices vi the STATE 81.
prsms Court arc willing take bail for them. The
other ceurAs is 20 prosecute the case ~ .he
United states Circuit Cour. beoss Judge
writ OF hAbeas corpus the habeas corpus cum cdusd
issued ny tins Court has boen returned unsatisned
the Sncrf oil The county having pleaded Judge ker-
shaxs accession support OF refusal to surrsnde
she prisoners 10 the Uniied States Marshal
WHAT JUDGE BOND CAN DO.
The next step, therefore, would DO tor Judge Bond
10 Issue an attachment against the Sheriff Tor con.
tempt when, II the sheriff should con.
tinus TO plead JadGe Kershaws ruling, Judge Bond
could deem his pea not tenabis aad order HIM
to produce Tue prisoners This course IS ad-
vised by Commissioner Raun as The speedest
way OF ending the dispute. On tho other
hand, recourse TO the Supreme Court Of South Care
lina Advised as the ealmer anu less objectionable
method Of settling tho ailcuiy, especially as SINH
lar controversy In North Carolina, where Tho prison
accused OF assault and battery, was decided
OF Tie United states by the supreme Court OF
the State. In tns case, known as the United States
Hoskins and Others Tho arrested parties
indicted by the local State Court and an application
take their Trial into the United states Circuit Court
was rejected by the Slato Court, but carried
appeal the Supreme Court oil North Carolina, which
reversed tho OF the court aud decfded In
tayor Of the Unled States revenue authorities
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DROWNED.

The body OF Louis Q. Hane nstsip, aged sixtyeight
years. we'll known and respected citizen Of Union
Hill, N. j., yesterday found In the North River,
on Newark street, Hoboksn. The deceased was the
father Of sx-Councilman Hanenstsin, and left his
home in Union An Thursday evening 10 take walk.
II Is thought that Mr.. Hapsnstein walked 10 Hobo
ken and intended to take seat the Newark
street per when he tell through oil the holes on
the pier and was drowned. Tue body removed
neld
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The COGGIN CASE.

ofcsr McCue, Of tho Tweoty-nrs, precinct, ycstcr.
day took into custody James Wade, on suspicion OF
being concerned In the death OF Mrs Cogsn, who was
found dead IN the yard Of her residence at No.
no East Twenty ninth street last Wednesday
mersing. Wade proiesssd as,onisheent At beng
arrested and made vigorous proscstations OF his
innoccnco He was grossly intoxicated aud told the
ofTlcer that he had been on steady drunk for
month. He was taken TO the Cofoncrs' ONCE, where
he Was renamed the ouse OF Detention as pris-
oncv. Coroner wo,,msn will hold an inquest IN the
case to-day, wnsn oDcnns,l ssd wsse viii bssxsm-
insd.
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Steamer City Of Dallas, Hines. Fsrnsndns via Port
steamer ocsorara, Reynolds, Bsitmers--wm Dslxell.
steamer AnuIe. steca wlringten. Del-Abiel Abbott
Ship Ellen Austin. Grnin ndon-tsrnnell, Minturn
o..
Ship 81 Ceox IN. Bsrbsiin, Bosdesux -Dssse~i.
BarI krsbsIis QBr). Foster, Clerk for erdsr-0eorge
Bullev.
bari. Johsnne tNor) Muller. Cork Falmouth for or.
ders-guncn, Edye &c.
barn Sir Iesfy iIaveiock BID And rson Cork for
ders via Perth Arnboy Bovrnx a ArchfsaId.
Bask Alsvid veD, Hverssep, Bcstsck-f uneh, Edye
CO.
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WHALEMEN.

NJ Sec arrivals at this port. .ltI r
Sailed from Russell Aucxland), NJ June IL, bark
Gsxeie, Mosher. NIB, TO cruise ~. "
letter from Capt Keith Triton. OF this port.
ports her At H. having taken 600 bbs
oil since leaving thcre year previous. sa
letter Capt Thompson. OF bark Minerva. OF tits
port reports date. wish sou bbls since
leaving tho Western Islands
letter schr Mary Curren. Dyer. Of Provncotown
reports July IL: with 80 bbs Sd and 800 do
blkAsh oil Reports schrs Mary Smnous. Rich, Prov
incetown bbs aud 20 Dbl whsle sougsde; Rising
Sun, Taylor, 40, 40 do sp. S
NIB,
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SPOKEN.

shin Astoria. Anderson, Baltimore for San Fran.
esco une IA iat4 N Ion 70 80 ". 3S days ont; all
we'll. tA
Ship Maud July 10. lat -. Ion b.
Bark svea Hwod) Moller from Dublin for Charleston,
July 25. on ii ok Island.
Bark Wave Queen (BD, Wilson, from Waterford for
Philadolp hta. July ~, lat Al Is, Ion 60 20 D.
Bark Aurorw C3r), Churchill from Sneburne, M. for
Phtladclphia July Is, hat 40 ~, Ion 90. III
BARK flimso (Sor,. Petersen from Aarhuus tor Della
vnre IRE AZ water Juiy rs, at 43 Ion .s...
An Austrian showing KJQ July 10 lat a. Ion 20.
Brig Small, FROM Gcorgesown DC. Tor Boston,
Jny IS. Lat ~ ~. Ion IA
Sehr Ida Buard small. ftom Cote for Philadsphss.
ruv latr Inn
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STRIKE IN AN OIL FACTORY.

The police OF the Second precinct, Brooklyn, have
been requested to keep q watch ON the premises
Of the Nassau Linseed OIL Works. Furman
street, In consequence Of q strike that oc-
Cured In that place last week. II appears that
the wages Of the worKmsn were cut down
from 81 SO per day 81 40 day. AZ which tho Old
employees grew enraged and lott ths oiiworks The
proprieiors employed other men TO MI the places
ceeding by beating ono Of the new hands, SO that
police projection obtained.
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A HURRICANE AA AMSTERDAM, N. =.
TBY TRLEGRApH TO THE HERALD.

AMSTERDAM, n. Y, Jay %, 1873
During the violent storm which passed over this
place about five o'cock this afternoon portion OF
upper story wall OF Gardiner Il Thomas
knttlsg mill blown In and about half Of
the mill was unroofcd. One hundred operatives
work 1t the time, but NO one was injured
mans coffin mandatory was blown on and several
dwellings about town badly damaged. The barn or
during ehe Storm and was, with It's contents. burned.
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THE DAMAGE AT QUINCY, ILL.

QUINCY III, JuIy 70, 1915.
This city was visited last night by q heavy rain
storm, which did great damage iu The city and vicn
ity. The isury to the streets amounts to nearly
$4,000 AMI the damage private property is much
greater Tho bridges across the streams ia and
the city washed away cellars and houses
were flooded, and in some instances the stock OF
goods in stores were greatly injured ~ water One
family, who were surrounded by the flood, were res
cued al a late last night boats. The rain Is
thiY section.
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FATAL FALL.

Mrs.. Irene Crane, OF No Is Miller street, Newark.
diei yesterday under singular circumstances On
Thursday, while reaching for something In closet
from chair on which shc stood, u tipped and she
ie forward tho back OF the chair. She
received internal Injuries from which she died She
was we'll known In Newark temperance circles
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tsmpted whiis they unhssitatingy express their BE-
lief that no demand for increase Of wages VIII be
acceded TO.
The mercantile community are somewhat divided
upon the ACCESSIBILITY OF extreme measures. Nearly
every one admits that the should DO given the
wages previous TO the reduction OF ten cents per
ton, and yet, when the possibility oil a strike 70
brosched, there IL pcrceptible moderation IN their
tone the coming mous H. according 10 the estimate
Of the combination. gave the company tonnage ex'
ceeaing the average for month past
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rHr wsAru.s YgsrEapAY.

The following record win snow tbs changes In the
Temperature Tor tho past twsntyf hours 10 CON-
parson with The corresponding date OF last year. az
Indicated by the thermometer at Hudnups phsr macy,
HERALD Buiiding. No. 2ls Broadway
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SAILED.

Sesmers Fucs (Br) for Cork; City Of Dallas, fernsn
Nina Richmond Loves Del ships Sprin xaelf, iogo
Jo.ephns t,or,. hosssrdsm; Hos lNor,1irom cePsn'
Gothenburg Annie Troop (Br PhilSdephis brixs East
Star. Demerara; Lewis Clark Pensacola aud Key
West; Rising sun, Port spaiu
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LABOR TROUBLES.

LApoRERs DRIVEN PROM THKIn WORK BY
MOB THEIR ACTION ISDoRsED DY THE
woRKnGMEN's SOCIETY.
WASHINGTON, July 20. 1878.
Trouble occurred this afternoon In South Washing
con. In the neighborhood Of the Washington Mopu-
msn, By mob interfering with number Of persons
Who wore Working in tho street for y contractor at
tho rate OF sixty cents per day. The mob insisted
upon the iaDorsrs stopping work at that price, over
turned carts, ploughs, &C., and compelled them to
dssisL A force OF policemen went to The ana
prevented further violence, but the workmcn have
oct resumed work.
The dcmonstration was against Iaborers who wore
txcavatng The foundation OF tho Bureau oil Engrnv-
Ing aud Printing builalng. Tho men no ordered tho
gang 10 desist IRON work werc iuly two hundred
nunibcr, and were both colored and wnIte men. Ore
OF The lnDorsrs who refused 10 leave his work was
badly cut large iorcc Of police was left tho
ground TO preserve peace.
wonknGMEN.
The work gmen's ORGANIZATIONS ia TINS city held
meetings TO night ana ndoiscJ no OF the par
tres who tins afternoon INSISTED upon men quilting
work Al sevcnyave cents day. The contractors for
the excavation oil the ground Tor the Bureau OF En-
CRAVING will endeavor 10 have work rcsum,
TO- morrow under projection OF the police. There ~
much anxiety regarding the Situation. Piscsrds
have been posted the neigh borhood OF the cxcavs
tiou warning men not TO work Tor tho low wages
offered them and tnroate ming those who do so With
summary punishment
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BELOW.
CLEAKED.

Bark julia Cor Ellsworth uggins from TTavre June n
Bwk Aptoinette Cswed). Hansen, from Rettcrysm
Liza ~
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THE KMPLoIEs or 1Hs PENNSYLVANIA COAL
COMPANY CONTEMPLATING srRIKE-cAusx
OF THE TROUBLE.
[Br TELEGRAPH TO THE HEnALp.l


(Br TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.1
PirrsBunc, Pa, July 20, 1878.
The Pennsyivanis Coal Company's cmpioyes held
sing to-day Ter the consideration of subjects
which have been discussed pro and for pas,
ten years. Tho assembly included only a compare
lively small numlcr Of the several thousand ON
ployes Of compspy. The reason for this that
only q lev nours' notico OF tho meeting had been
given and that In the form of a small written scrap
Of paper posted upon tho corner OF
street. The old pr csidont Patrick Sweeney, who
IA a candidate Tor tho State Assembly ss
rspresepssarve OF inc Seventh district, resigned,
and John Barclay, EngIishman, was elected. Com
uittees we're nppoin Tod, and . resolution TO hold
tauch meetings eas,h Of the nineteen oolierics OF
s,ee company agreed upon. The SUBJECTS under dis
xiou and which seemed to have special opposi
s,o, were The or NATION OF benevolent organization,
vait upon the company ana demand an Increase OF
wares The me, are n',w receiving from thirty-n
IN cents per ton according to Inc location
sor IN ng nearly one-hsli OF winch goes to the la
boser They claim thai coal has advanced tho
rsrket thirty per cont on an average and that the
promise OF the company, made over year ago ma.
sursd thrse months ago. Now, the men feel inst
sherc A. q necessity Of calm, business like aud nrn
q nsna for consideration az The hands OF their
rIo,era The Reading Company have given their men
y. .dv.ncs and maintained Aheir credit with their
wuAr rs SAID mr. TIN COMPANY
In an interview with tome OF The officers Of the com-
- a. Ibev Affect 10 believe that nothing imperiBipg
ne workings OF tho miners Will bs serioudy AZ
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July 20.
WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.

NEW York, July 26-No0p.
The Western Union time ball to-day dropped one tenth
Of . second slow.
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Office
Imer. Saiis. Destination

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK POE The MONTHS
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ofths amouns s. 623 lb.. $3.50 277 fresh beef
sInrludinR bacon.
J. NlMMO, JR, Acting Chief OF Bureau.

BEES NOT THIRD CLASS MAIL MATTER
Complaints are constantly received at the Post
once Department Of the violation by postmascrs at
various small Offices Nsw York city and other
localities In permitting bees DO transported in the
mails as third class matter. The department has
sndeavored prevent tho practice, but without avail
stringent order has been issued by the superinten
dent railway mall service to employees In that
service forDiddug The receipt Of AZ third class
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HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.
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A WOMAN IN THE CASE.

Average temperature Yesterday. 7sss
wear ...........,...... s4k
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THE FOUR REVENUE OFFICERS.

CONSULTATION AS TO THE L, GAL ACTION IN,ptF-
. xIENcE TO THE REVENUE OFFICERS INDICTED
FOR MURDER IN SOUTH CABoLINA-wHAT
SPECIAL UNITED STATES COUNSEL EARLE PRO-
POSES TO DO.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
AZ EfFECrJAL WORN MEDfCINE BROWNS
AvERMIFrdE COMFITs. OR WORN LozHNGEss
IS cents n box. r l
10 YEARS. TRIAL PROVES HYArr's LIYH
A.BAISAN With Its iunumsrace great cures unedInied
IN sumner purj6er reliable family medicine try IT,
HYATT HYATT 2f6 Grand S. Critenton and drugxistA
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF TIE CuIEY SIGNAL OFFICER
WAsuISGToS, July I'll A. N.
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YACHTs. STEAMBOATS,, &C.

CfOEwHEEE SfBAMBOAT--rO PURCHASE OR
Dcharter: must be resdy for immediate drnft noe
oyer 4 feet length about $50 feet. Address SWAMP
scOrT, box ITO Herald offce.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-07-13

bier )! Dsnn idb = eafar itebe i'd Sbmn-
fabre bann nitt tpieter btnein
gDie bosbaft Sie bas aus porbrinsen,
1aste Sraulein @attbes topflaittelno.
Ste fnb bod Elm rsat bSler Menlh, Gin.
tter.
gSIe2 Serisbts ter perbrieblide lanes
Mann I'm 1hlotttrnben ihwarsen 5rad, tn
ssm sr aus Der Deasntalhe etne SulaouIe
bsrpor,us unb eine prile baraus natm.
BSle! Das mag in 70 ptlt i,ine stidtia'
teit babsn. llrlprinelih 1T man's wobl
ni&t sewelen - aber NIT ber 3stt unn
augemaht pirb mans unb erfreut ith
babel esr mebr unb mstr Rsissnpsn Sod,
adtans ietner NsbsnmsnIden !!
Die Sudadtung 1T piel ip,rtb entses.
nste adiel,udenp 6rauletn Mattbes, bic.
felbe, bic man Dor e'nem biiifsen Raoen
bat - man sebt UNI i'm berum, I'M i'm
nt&t gu reissn.
&ihtis - anb ensn sutmiittisen Rii
ben trtt man iaste nahfHtis la&elnp
5err @Intser, Der NIT ietnen Sblieenbet.
ten I'm 3immsr gu gnoe mar uno burd eine
Seitsntbiire perldwakb.
Traulsin Mattbes blidte tbm mad bis
ber lsbte 3ipfel ieinsr biutsr tbm brein
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(gortfssuns folst.)
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