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HoT WEArHrR.-The weather was U uncommonly hot
yesterday as was visible BY the langud look and gait
OF al whom business precluded from remaining home
to enjoy freseo will be by the annexed note,
there was considerable increase Of heat in the tempe
raure Of yesterday compared with that of the 7h Of
July last year. and although this season, have
had the Thermometer marking elevated state Of
tempe rature yet the atmosphere sulry that
greatly envied friends who have already taken their
departure for the country In ohce at nine O'Clock
iast evening, the Thermometer stood at 95


STATE OF THE THERMOMETER.


r., nj. ,. "A: M l2 NJ p. M.
Wy 's.' ,o.o. ..'....,...........n 50 89M


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ccIpEST-Loss OF LrrE.-A shocking accident occur
s yesserday, at the Steam Paper Min in 26h street.
ruesr ver snS The boiler burst nurng the assistant
in the ruins.