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THE COMMANDMENTS SEASON
PTTTsBURG FEMALE COLLEGE.
A LONG LIST OF PRIZES AwARDED-GRADUArEs o

LONG LIST or PRIZES AwARDED-GRADUArEs OF
TUE SCHOOL OF LIBERAL ARTS.
lFRoN AZ OCCASIONAL coRREsPoSDEST OF THE TRrBuSE.l
PITTsBURG, Penn, June 16.-The twenty
sixth animal commencement o. the Pittsburg Female
College opened June with the examination in Latin for
the Holmes prize. which awarded 10 Miss Mary
Wallace. ~ scwicsly Penn. In the evening the music
contests for the Mckee and Hamilton prizes took place
The classical music rendered under the direction ~
the teachc Of the Conservatory ~ Music The Mckee
prize for pianoplaytng awarded to Miss Maria Nc
Gregor OF Ptburg. and the Hamilton prize for vocal
music to Misc Annie Raymor Of Allegheny City. The
examination In Buffers Analogy resulted In the award
Ing OF the prize gold medal. the rlft Of Miss Lizye
Pershing vice president Of the Faculty. 70 Miss Jennie
McCahc, Of Mansfield In the elocutlonAry contest the
committee awarded the, prize 10 Miss Fannie ALL 81
Pit-blrg vita honorable mention OF Miss Blanche Ful-
Ter on, ol Allegheny city.
Sunday the haccalaureate discourse delivered by
the Rev g. r. Maeicn Of Wheeling. W Va. The morning
and afternoon of Monday. the 18Th devoted 20
examination OF the junior class Ia mathematics. FOR the
Mrs IHshop simpson pritc which was awardeito Mis-
B'nAh Latte. of ifi-hnrc. Tne-day evening me
i"tNt7'. lilff' -NNff CUP W "'n WIS Won 10y fi-r
Norma Phillips. OF kruunul. Ind th~aday exercises
we're held 90 the cnir chapel yesterday. 90 which Tie
Own- 20 the size of elias. OF cuates, lsst evening
aui Tug uiu- Wrrr devoted to graduating exercises
Mis- Jennie Moore. OBJ West Newton. rnd m. -il lta-
tory anl Miss N1y Maaor,of sew ckN ,th' NuIrtiory
Tic EdnufC- from ts college of Liberal Arf- were n-
follows. MacdcJ Butcher. Weston " Va: iNh -.
kins, Katie y. Jones. Fl-tsiure; E'n J1ckwan. Lcl
Ait Pom; Mnsus j. Luur. hT'dduchs Lizzie ~
Gaze, Wood lie Penn; jessie Moore. West Newton.
Penn. Muu WuiIucc. .uicXN. Penn. Muse -radnat''
aud ;iina j. Wool. Pf-ours. Lllir \. y lr'hah. Au-
-hcn! CITY; Mr.. n. e. >cfpi-, NushNllt. III.
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MLnNIGH1 MAA1AhR EEpORI.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
AannnAls Tor he mn q Aolna

WASHINCToN. June II ] a.m.-Thc harom-
etrr L. highest the south Atlantic states md lowest
Ire ihc Lake Superior iegiou VIII storm ~ consider
able energy e. c,utra General rans have fallen 10 thr
Lake region fair weather ha. prevailed % ihc southern
states North,a.cty winds prevail "a TIE Northwest.
southery m The Lake regions, Middle states Tennessee
and the Ohio Valley. mud thc south Atlantic Stale
lhr temperature haa fallen 90 Tie Northwest. risen 900
the Lax REGION Tcuuc--cc aud the ONO Valley, aud
elsewhere manned stationary.
The highest Temperatures reported TO-DAY nre l0' 40
VickshuIc 30 M Eagle Pass aud FiccpoI o. 100 Ariu
pt-. ~ II Louis Mont s1iirry. Fort ~ aud tou.h0
and west OF tint kOcky Mountains and 100 az Tucson.
Indications for 'o-d0g
For the Middle Atlantic states. partly cloudy weather
local rains warmer s,uthcrly vocuc 60 westerly wds,
lower barometer
For Sew i.nliand. Increasing coudue-- followed hv
rain westerly backing WARMER noutlcrJ winds, lower
ba roucter.
Indications ,or fO-uOrTO,r.
Fair weather h Indicated foi -atupay for The Lake
region Trnncsscc AID the Ohio Valley tie Middle south
Atlantic and Guif btates.
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GTTlITs- FTRpON rirrmont y. Y. June IL. by the
Res, a. g. ~uff. "a. laughter 81 John ". lcIdlI fo
George u elu,s .i uascty.
ff-DD-N fS-O- Nc,ins-ry, Juue ~ The r.sirnce
- me bria.'- paIarfs Round Htu0s. g. by the Rev
.e b moor l--l-ftti irs. Jurnrs ID Esiou, tna
Wiu-.f fnoua- ~insOr. ~ Charles b. Judd
both OF iso4ld DrDk-
NfcDtl-nELASl June rs. 1891. the residence of
"a. brides parents. by d." i,cY hf. NJ w. aml s-,t,d
h, ftr Rev Thomas A. Ill. T. - ~ Dr. -. %. Nlco
Shelter sland. 70 MIRA Ma-1e \. Dclany Of brooklyn No
cards
RHODES Mt Rim on Tuesday. June H. the Church
~ mo- '.rf-.fer nv me Rev Charles W Homer stella
Franrr, dAuAhter az - a. Muila. brooklyn. William
IhlIc- IT,, oi IT. Paul MINI.
sitEPARD- STWTON-On Wednesday. June IS. lssl 81
the th.ich the Heavenly Rest ~ The tev. nenry b.
WarIidgt. ID. D.. ana the Rev. John cotton smith A. D.
Robert Fitch n Burru shepard cs. 10 M-s tatetfs
Wabuds, dsught OF the late Charles Whiting Newton
eNl. ali of Nrw.lO
sNOw-PALEN-At orange y. j., June Ia bY the Row
Robert coiy'r Frederick a snow 10 Mary is dauAL trI
- late George ts~b
SOUTH WORTII-ALENAND ER-On Tuesday June H. az
Andrews uurch. Philadelphia. the Rev. wilbur +
PIlauca. o. D.. gully Marlin daughter OF the late Aian
indcf. ESQ ~ y Y, ard
southNoitu. Of NcN-hUrk
WILSON IrCKi.l.-On "Wednesday June H., nj James
thurch Brooklyn by the Rev. thafl "a. Homer. T. l.,
MagJ h. lua<er daughter OF LIE late " ism Tucker ~ D.,
Of hrooEgu, To Robert T. Mil-Ou. OF AieanJ.
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rIIr NnIAN 1RAINING SCHOOL.

CARLISLE. Penn, June li.-Ihe trst annual
examination OF the pupils o. the indian Training schoo
AZ Carlisle Earrack. took place This morning aud WIZ
nn Interesting exhibition ~ tine great progress made
during the past year Cuptau Pratt who Is IN charge Of
the school received letter from President Garfield last
night, stating was Impossible for him Ia attend
Tie examination liz intention - 10 visit the school In
the fall win several mtmbers ~ his Cabinet teie
gram 81 regret received nom secretary Of War Ian
colr The closing exercise. held n the ~ mnasium hail.
began nt oriock Captain at made rlEtch. after
which there some good hiuciug hl ibr -chu" Then
followed "A number ~ dec ainafnns and trClinfions.
whir crcdfaiie efforts. arising feature OF TIE
Programme the appreciation ~ the ads anti6es "
the school. aud a desire IN obtain knowledge.
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DIED.

PETrfTAt the residence Of daughter Mrs Mary aes
lies on Thursday June l6 Petit aged 81 and II
months.
Funeral nom the Pesbyerian Church weseheeser ~ Y.
on saturday, 18Th inst. at 2 m.
sc0TTop hnrsay June i6 Mary c. daughter Of tho late
Notice Of funeral herearer.
snirHon SATURDAY. June at wayery, Nd. At the rest
dence OF her Marshall smith, Susan 1eackle wife a
he late Francis HoPkinson smith, OF Baltimore Ia the ND
year u her
SWAINE-MatilGa NJ. ewsBe, widow OF Peter NJ. Swane
and sister OF George ~ Usher aged 70 year.
Funeral saturday June ~ at II O'Clock, from st. AIMS Eps
copal Church. lSth-st. west Of SHAVE.
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boarding skn which TO take them ashore. Eight
Of them hid got into the shf. when two more
jumped In and threw the whole party into the waer
Robert Dudley Ccoloredl, Robert Ruthus tcoloredl.
Henry Austerman and three others, namod Cramer,
Maitland and Pltner we're drowned The last Two were
immigrants who had arrived here only Yesterday George
EukOpp age nine. Of Louisville. visit here, WAS
drowned while ~ thug In MIN Greek Felix Devine
ten, drowned while bathing In the OHIO River near
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LATEST STIRRING NETS.
PORT OF NEw.YORK .....JUNE 1881
ARRIVED

IWT-I " \ TW-l u. \ - y = 10 ISL
AEKlNLL
steamer -yia Br Martin lisurpon March 2- Marscllos
Fs BE- aituti D.. Mes ~Yif. To tHtrruo Do auI
GIBRALTAR 90. Nl lfu.t aud -iliur Ia fhr BIOS Go.
IHL MOVEMENT, OF -rEANEkA
PORTION PORTS.
Tovrov jim, lp-I4r steamer Pontiac Dr. Nesin ton.
nom Gibraltar TOR M'ditcrrltan has a. rttl
d. rg ell . -tlnttiuu
4llf.-i0m,. June ld Arrived. Steamer Gala. Hams
frou Sow i ori on her nay o. LNorpopL
AMA.uCAN PORTS.
Bo-ros June l6-Arsod. steamer John Sylvester Post
See York
Smith. NnrffA.
WLrNogE. June i6-ccaFed. steamer Leipzig rieiHer
Bremen
sailed. steamers eprig. Hanover
~AAAAAAH. June lbAIus'' r"aner ~araeissa frou Raj
umprc.
cruz.
FAiuLa roI>r June I6 ra,-ci inward steamer Beruor
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Appleton European Guide Book Tor 1871 com.
pc0 guide O.iatu OF EuiOpc. Egyit Aigers and
I'M HOLY -cvcbern edition revised aud 10
IN ..uIrs nuIutc1 f1ice a.
The Old Testament Ia the Jewish Church. Twelve lee.
tunes un IuDACA truclsu With nOtes W llnLert.ya
smith N. A. Dne vol. l.iuO Cloth, al 10
AppeIons' General Guide TO United state. and ana.
da I>Si. one volume, esnplete
fIi.u. - -
New England and Middle States add Canada. ohe vol
CoiA Pace 81 -
southern and Western Sfat~-. oae vol Cloth rncs.
81 -. "iib numerous Aspr and igsirsuons
speleHy. An ntiOdusI0u the study Of aud
civilization ty Edward IS iy0r. author OF . Primitive
ildrr, etc Win - Illustrations ixDhO. 40 yas Lotb.
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TIE SEASON. Ar Long BRANCH.

LONG BRANCH, n. D., June lG.-President
Garfield tss te.egraphed for suite Of rooms 10 be- in
readiness at the Ebcron Hotel saturday which be
expected IN occupy for several weeks. The was
be to-day by The opening OF every hotel With the eN
ION OF the United states which opens on SATURDAY
The hotelkeepcrs have hopes that the season VIII DC
as nolaithai the Iln md cAlly Moalhlr
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MhsTER MFCHANICs.

PRovIDKNCE, X. l.. June lG.-The Gssocia-
ton Of Railway Masters Mechanics today elected officers
for the ensuing year The resolution concerning the
eta ndard bearing journsl box and pedestal adopted
10y the Car Builders Association tn EcwN orr yesterday,
was reported by the Committee Of Conference and
adopted. A parcr was presented by NJ. NJ Torney. of
NeW-l ORR. II achueufs O. locomotive boilers 70 pre-
vent accidents ~ stalding
The Convention Adjourned 20 meet AT Niagara Fails on
ha. third Iur-NnN N June. l--2
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APPOINTMENTS AT BROWN.

Providence, K. l.. June l6.-At meeting
Of the corporation 81 Brown University today, william
whitmsn Bailey was made Professor ~ Botany, chair
established under the Will OF tue lse Colonel - r Olnry.
william ChanuiHr Russell ate nrns president oi CIR
neil Tuvor.tv vns appointed acting Professor of lis
tory aud Political l. ofany. place Of The ltta Proi,-
eor DmIal Austiu Is. Fletcher appointed mstruo-
frr I'm rlnrnfnn.
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NOT THE SAME SALE.

TO he Edffor OF The TrfbEne
SIR: In the evidence given before the As
senibly Committee In the Bradley Gaze" Mr. Sessions
says that be paid 3 900 Tor securing site for the
New-York Post Office" VIII Mr.. Sessions kindly inform
the public from whom he received that sum Of money
always supposed that the present Post ONCE site
wac sold by the city and bought by the Government
without lobby agents or brokers OF any Kind
J. :. scHu ~, one Of the Commissioner
FeV- TOrk, June Is, 1851.
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MORTGAGE ARRANGED

DASvILLE, Va, June l6.-The Board of
Directors OF the Danvile and New River Railroad TO-DAY
arranged. In pursuasce OF authority from the stoc khod
ers mortgage theSvad foT s2oO00O order 10 nse
complete A. Persons here have oHerrd To take
100000 Of these bonds assurances are gwen that
the whole amount be placed The early completion
OF the road MartiDsviile the county seat Of Henry
Comfy, "a assured.
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rrcEprIoN Ar 4 nKAMMAE scnooI.

The Fem lie Department OF Grammar School
No r. Mics Lizzie A. Pardec principal. lie opening
reception yesterday. The school buidng IL Ia LeXng
ton-aye-, near Ouchuudrcd andsixthst. n wis urst
opened Tor the reception Of pupils on aAy /. and
there Is an average daily attendance Of $50 scholars
Among the visitors were Commissioners Wood and
Lawrence D. Herman. There singing and
rcoitations ". o. bourne read poem, aud speeches
were made by Assistant supcrintcnd NJ flaming, Hosea
b. Perkins, President uunter and others.
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ANNUAL MEETING.

OGDENsBURG, \. y, June 16.-At the an
nnal meeting OF the Ocdensburg and Lake Champlain
Railrosd Company yesterday the following elected
directors T.. RAYMOND. J T Vose. +. Butler, W A.
Hackett ". L. Frost. j. G. FariOw, Y ~ Holmes n. J.
Rust W r. HIOdgrtt ! Morse ~ Boston, ". Fairbanks
o. H. Johusbry. Vt. u. ". Lawrence 81 Malone, W. D.
Ayere OF Ogd, usburg. Al toe meeting OF The directors
w. X BlOdcct elected preside NJ aud >. C. A. Church
wac elected secretary aid treasurer.
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The tvcnty-siNth mmcucemcut Of the
Brooklyn Collegiate aud Polytechnic Institute took piece
vi the Erooal'n Academy lat evening Among those
present were s. 3. Chittendrn, Darwin g. T. ton. Pro
lessor CnIisshans and Judge McCue. TIE graduates
w,rcou the star with the arnliy Of The Institution.
Orutions vcrr delivered by seven OF the rra1aatc-.
wbo-c names and subjects wore announced by T. II.
Froths ghafu. president Of the BOARD ~ Tutor- The
salutaioH "as given 10y Cherries EuNtou Hobbs. whose
GRAFTON WIS entitled " r".tc- and Patriotism" John
Frdcric llncscl sposc on Nh'lisu." Duncan Edwards
81 Unknown Ilrror-" Charlie l"rvc' pruupc rnd f'r
biz subject 7kcIu ism Frederic Draper kiAgt ON
sidrtrd our iudrbt' dn"-- 90 De Jew. aud William
Alexander ilc' decker i-rir-cd " j. udeuci"r ~ TIE h
formation" The nuHl Grafton with thc ,alriic"y ad-
dr,~, va, Delivered hy Arhn- li"w.l N1ni'r H. snlt
l'ri Wa oar Nfil"n'l NrleiNni- AHri tN "i tu"n.
toe Ii"nu- we're pr -cut'd aad dcgrte- confcn,d An
nddr TO tc cla-s va- then made iy Henry 4. ieF0on
The tOIo~Iu arr tine graduates
classical
I'1od Cn'r- T. io'oh"1t r' t. ; Eiehafd
iioO5s, Ghar.". sal br 7i'i r. - '' '''''
~ctFNTTic.
nre1'on rgnert N.nicr tHhrr a. snsk. rnoras F.
hanr. lree'.ie j.. sl~iilos. nuucuA
Liberal
Conu. Frederic r. griffin ~am1 Pr sheldon ciareueeW
ru~T sHtur ATE-.
AnthorF. Holland Geruue. charles ~ Icyhrrkcr VIM A.
GRADUATES AT TIE STINENS INSTITUTE.
The ninth anurd Commencement OF the
stevens Institute of T. ruooly nnl place last uins
NJ the German club IIous. Hnd-on sud >i,tHs'-..
Ilphokcu. The han cr,vtrd About jhc wt'l- hung
specimens of 10, -ud,nts' work 80 mechanical driving
Tue eN'tci-'- included OPENING pra,cr remarks ny
rr.-I,ii Mnffou .aui4iory ildr,-- by latham. ~
New io4h an tr luDouu,. Iu,ut o' th,-es y rroir-or
Robert n Ill .for Who lsta -yuoi-.~of I.h Charles
Porter mate the addr,.. to fic graduating ca-s de-
frccs vrrr conferred upon fourteen l,dratc- three
graduates. ahn 'ooA partial course did not take lee
.raf- IIr Aas.is.nry .i- -1ttu by Henry Van Attn,
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Who PAM Cry~on, ny John Ha51erf"n. sr'hor ~
"Neru's LabIcs SC Illustrated square loio cloth, 81.
HuntiBg Adventures on Land aud sea Ihe IDung MN
North America 4 Book Bows. BF Thomas ".
hIu1. tOplou.ly illustrated. 0vo. UOth - 30.
Harpers cycioprda OF British and An' rican Pertry
Edili tJa, Royal Illuminated cloth. col.
0r,d r'ges ~ TO-
Tb, story Helen Troy. Novel By the an bor %
"Goiden Tod. ldyi ~ Mount Desert" lGmo cloth. 81
The Micr's Daughter. \ Novel By Anne Beaie. 40,
~
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OFFICERs RESIGNED.
BALTIMORE, June I6.-fhe Sun Il

BALTIMORE, June Ib.--IHc Sun THIS morning
says rumors OF contemplated changes In the vice
presidents Offices Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
have been in circulation for week two II has now
been asoerf aimed a beyond Hny doubt thai Mr.
John King. IT,. frat vice-presdeDt and Mr. William
Keyser second vicepresident have resigned thei re-
specuve offices IN the company. Mr. King, II is learned
IL not Ii very good health
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CHANCE OLE DIRECroRs.

BUFFALO, June l6.-Seyeral members Of the
Syndicate which recently purchaaed the Buffalo. New
YORK and Philadelphia Railroad met here today Richard
Balymore James s. Metcalf. Thomas Clarke and Cyrus
Clarke resigned from the Board OF Directors and Arthur
n Marin Jesse scgman. j. " Jonee and r. r. Winsiow
were elected to I'll the vacauces. Al meeting ~ the
Board Jacob r. ScboelkOpi resigned Sicepre
dent, aud J. VI. Jones wac eeoted IN Als stead.
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ROANOKE COLLEGE.

SALEM, Va, June IG.-Ihc closing exercises
OF EoanoLa College took par to-dag. Among de-
,s conferred was that OF Doe or o Laws upon Henry
rcndder Of New York graduate ~ Trinity College,
Hartford, Coma. lhc nnnncai condition 81 Roanoke
College IL improving and IL prospects are good.
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BRooKLYxs UNDERGROUND LINE.

The BTOokIyn Common COUNCIL Committee
Railroads gave hearing last evening the prouot-
ers OF the scheme for underground line the
bridge 10 F1atbush. under Washington and Fulton-sts
aud Fiatbusbave. The counsel foT the ,onpnny Said
that the consent OF OF pToperfy valued M
S. 725 $50 thar Laf OF One valuation on the
line OF the road. had been obtained.
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boswell aud Johnson Their Cor nipns aud cDnenpo
ragcs. ly J. e. ~ alrr. LII. - and - cents.
THE -cofush &c yruanrr-. By James Taylor. D. D. y. A
=. r.. l-~ pages - AMI 80 tcuts-
History the Free TRADE Movement In England BY
AuEL,lus Mul. edIrn. - aud ~ ll-It..
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I. d. PETER-ON u BROTnERs.

Rciiah. Tale - Brittany. ~ Octave frIlDrt. tr'ca
Is c,gt- Ia pap.r " p IN c.oth
The Iittle Countess. By Octsvr FcurJ Price - c'nts
The Count De tnmors gy Ortaye FcuillcL Price, -
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BF,TrY AID TIIF Beast ~ccBc. fancy fair
rein iutut -sIalatf' rs,f tact Nam Hos much o.
f.f. rIu of 'frn 2" 1h-.iuS lltng " Han Irinwn.
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l.trf Tlru ttl YOU wHat -h.it- i've sIil.lnss and
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CEORGEP PITNANI- SONS.

The Journal OF u Farmers Daughter. by Eslins
Gnuae r~ 1f siutt, and luftiI" prose, 81 ttfn
lc teTAsbtr tlI,, Win Wow oi SKY Farm lbulD,
about - -.
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1Joliiital Notices.

lid Assembly District Republican, Campaign Club. =
special nittuR Of the above viii be held ~ Dramatic ~
NO 40 rHoustOO-t Tar. FRIDAY, evening Al clock
WILLIAM II. WATERS. Pre-id Mt
WILLIAM IL. MCLEAN, SECRETARY.
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TRIBUNE OFFICE. june I'll a. m.-The tendency IN
the barometer H. again downward. Clear and fair
weather followed yesterday by partly CLOUDY
weather The temperature ranged between SO and
~, the average G3 benz 3@s- lower the cor
responding day last year and $40 lower than ~cdncs
day.
Fair and artly cloudy weather. with s~it changes IN
temperature and chances OF occasional hight rain, may
be expected To-day M this city and vicinity
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HOuGIITON, MIFFLN & 60.

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iud tHrl hlu-iiatnts ~luair l~MO, tasisiuuy
stamped 81 tie ub.e moloc, .. cali 90 sal. ~ 50.
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PORDs, HOWARD L BuLBEar.

PIouzhed Vuder. The story ~ indian sbsf To,d BY
himself Win lDtTOdueuon about Indiana ~ tHsbts
1brsmba tBu.ht Eyes of The fOBeas iOoO, cloth 4 al.
foam ~ttI Fosd's Efrand" 81
The Gospel History. conunaod. narrative WOW from
the tins fOuI Esangests By James a. Uupre tai
mund kirkel tho rev. Lyman AbbVit DID, Iolo, 81
NJ 10th. red edges. 81 40.
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O~yood', American f:uidc Books. New England. Mari
tim, ~ o.. Mld,i. ~tair-. M h Mountains 90 20
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2
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% hr Round Robin
Ir.sou prose ity Of Ses-Yora socisty-the
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nor TLATHER ~ THK SOUTH

NEW ORLEANS, June lG.-The weather for
the past days Inns beon excessively hot Thirteen
cases Of sunsToke have been reported Tuesday
morning, seven which terminated fatally. A. NicE--
burg to-day the maxiBIlm temperature reported vas
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APPOINTMENT OF COMMISSIONERS.

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Rutherford St1yyesaut. Henry =. DeCraaf, Matthew
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THE MEXICAN GULF LINE

MEXICO. June 16.-Major DeGresss the agent
of Jar Could goes confer with has principals regard
10 The proposed Gulf railroad