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DIED

At haltpast Yesterday afternoon. PATRICK. son OF
Patrick and Bridget Riley. eyed wears and months
The friends and acquaintance Of the family in
vci 10 attend the funeral from ~ Madisonst At o.
clock this afternoon.
ON Wednesday. 10Th. after long and painful ilne,s
Miss Ann SMlTHNlAN. aged 50 years
Her friends and ucquHntanccs invited 10 attend
hsr funeral from the Methodist Episcopal Church For
syth.st this (Thur-day) afternoon, at 81 O'clock
On "Wednesday morning, l9th inst. after short but
severe attack of dyscutcry THOMAS w only son OF
John W. and Ellen Oliver aged year md 10 months
His funeral will take place this Thursday afternoon
az ; o'clock. from - Ludow-st. The members OF
Grecne-st W. (. Church OF Newfork, Division No. /,
Sons OF Temperance and other friends of the family
invited 10 attend.
On Wednesday 10Th inst MARGARET, wife OF
Thomas c. Chalmers. NJ d. Her remains have been ia
ken 10 Saratoga Co for in;crnent
At Boston, 10th inst Harrison Gray, bookseller, 81
At Rochester, l+th inst. Christopher McMahon, -
At sea ON board ship Congarcc, the passage from
Manila 10 Boston April 2sth, Mrs. Hannah Moore; ana
June ls Henry R. Moore-wic and child Of Mr.. josiah
Moore, passenger
Al Chicago eth inst Daniel stone Esq. +3.
At Wards Grove III. Asa Hutton. ~.
AT Cincinnati lith inst. Rev Joshua Iaes Wilson. ~
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Posi- OFFICE, cur OF Nsw.yo.x, /,


To liz Editors end PopricOrs Of he Daily Press Of <
City Of vstc- York;
CENT? EMEN-To ascertain the cause Of complains, as
Tar As this Office IS concerned that city papers did
reach ,aeir places destination in time Icaused clerk
attached 10 the Eastern newspaper distributing table
me I'm OF august keep minute OF the suc each pa.
per was brought 70 the Post Oce From his rnenorsn.
ia rom and including the sih OF August 70 the 18TH
ana mar many OF the morning papers during tha period
frequently reached the Office late bc forwarded By
tue ia' 10 prevent errors in future you notified
'ast newspapers loE the morning mail &c New Haven
must be IN the Office by 5. O'Clock 4 N For morning
mai! TO Boston 5: o'clock, For the afternoon mail
20 Boston, Boston 20 Gc.ocS For the morning mai
mail TO Albany and the North. O'Clock P N For the
morning Southern Mail 10 10 O'clock A NJ For the
afternoon Southern Mai. 8: o'clock. p. NJ
II you. gentlemen, viii see that your papers reach
this Office by before tie hours shove stated every pa
per Will leave this office by the first ,Issil.
have only SIX newspaper distributing Clerks; they.
each p hoSrs distribute over 1L0Q0 newspapers and
pamphlets.
From ''N' statemcu; you VIII appreciate the ueces.
sty OF n NJ your papers IN the Po.tOtsce in season
desirable ihs' weekly papers should be in this Office
early IS practicable Very respectfully
R0BT. II MORRIS p " Il.
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ia TO distract and defeat US altogether IN the
approaching Election Did not the correspondent
If the Courier & Enquirer betray his perfect con-
sciousness OF this when he opened his budget with
the promise
anisSo- MATER Of yedt consequence TIA; he TFaiss
should earn The STATE TIM could gain nothing by At 5a
Office &c
Those .shoregard Us we DO this whole matter
not the Reforms in question. butthe proper position
of the Wing party in regard 10 shem-are forced
into the contest on unfair terms. Our adversaries
make war upon as without provocation-they pro.
claim their resolution TO give no quarter yet ex-
pect us to pursue very different course Their
language virtually IS We know you can outnum-
Der US In the State Convention but We can draw
of 10000 votes and defeat the Wing candidate
il he Is not man Of our own school: 80 give
xay to US or take the consequences Can we
weld 10 such menaces as this Ought we to do
it At time when even the new Pope al Rome
appears 70 be Reforrner and when the sultan at
Cons.antnople is surely and radically so Is 1t worth
while. is it practicable to plant the Wing party OF
New York on the naked ground Of blind headlong
hostility TO all Reforms whatever? To look at the
matter in sordd aspect-how numerous, how desi-
rable are the accessions which are TO gain by
such course We do not believe it would gam US
over hundred in the State and these OF sort
that would prove dead weight on any party Gam
ing these and losing those who would inevitably
be repealed BY the same considerations which AT
,racted the converts Of the Express and Courier.
would sink us where the hand OF resurrection
you'd hard, search for Us,
a single word as to the sns must close this
too long article. This horror OF is,ns extends only
to such as are generous and hopeful le; any
ism be proscriptvc intolefant. essentially aristo
cratic and the Simon Pures swallow ii gfeedily.
Not only are the Express and Courier both heels
over head in Nativsm. but We see that the Courier
has fresh quotation from the Rochester eimercaa
urging that the candidate must be "a tr7tc Wing
known to the party such. sc. as ii any BODY
had proposed to nominate candidate VITO was not
OF this sort Now this same American estab
lisled and long conducted Natorc paper until
it found according 10 the classic phraseo!osy Of
the Express that ii could make this sort OF
thing 20 when it profcssed to come out Wing
We find no fault with ii for this-we will vote for
man of it, choice for Governor il nomnated-but
we do say that the setting up OF invdious distinc
tons among Wings and indicating that part are
not t,pc. come with anil grace from the American.
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Business Notices.


FRANKLIN House., PHlLADELrHIA.-A CARp,-The un'
dersigned having become the proprietor OF the Frank
lin House. late sandersons in Philadelphia, and having
materially enlarged and improved the same by the addition
of n convenient and beautiful Ladies' Ordinary
a spacious aud uiry a Genemens Dining Saloon
together with many and pleasant lodging rooms
convenient Bathing Room HAIR Dressing Room, SC takes
the liberty socitth patronage OF the Citizens OF New
York especially und the travelling community generally,
when visiting passing through the city OF Philadelphia
After having been resident OF the City OF New ork for
than weniyone years and having devoted much OF
his time during the past fourteen years to the extension ana
improvement the rapid and cheat travelling he
feels that he may with great proprcty ask and expect
OF tho patronage of those upon whom he now
calls especially the Franklin Is OF the most coz
nient arranged Hotels in Philadelphia and iis
Table and Attendance will be- least equal TO that Of any
other ioteliu the country.
For the convenience of those who desire TO call nj the
franklin House careful Porter will be At the landings
and depOs with Carriages. take travellers, with their
Baggage, to the house, at the charge mol exceeding
TWENTY-FIVE cents each D. X MINOR
Philadelphia August 70 1876. Gul5 3,awGw
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MARRIED:

On Wednesday mornns l9;h INST at 81 Thoms;
Church by Rev Dr. Whehousc, Or. JAMES \ REED,
eldest son OF Hon David Reed of Utica Newlork. to
Miss MATILDA Y. SEACORD. third daughter OF ibrs.
han Seaconi, Esq. formerly OF New Rochelle West.
chester Co.
At Lancaster Pa Nth John Graed Barton, OF 81
Paul> College l. 10 Ann Maria. daughter OF Geo Mus
ser. ESQ. of that city,
N Albany G. Whistler L : 4 TO Eliza c Hall
At Warrenton, Va llth inst VIM. D. Bevier Of
New York. TO Susanna P Hereford
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From HALIrAN-By Halifax papers to the 10th
inst by the Caledonia lcarn that sir John Harvey
had arrived and tina, he still remain in New
toundland under Instructions troul the Home Govern
mcnt, The Halifax Post OF the 18Th says
The British Government have advanced $4,000 10
the sufferers by the late FIRE There quite
extensive fire the Long Whar: Halifax. the night
OF the l2th the loss by which Is estimated AT s2t1
The Potato Rot prevails extensively in Nova Scotia
The Recorder OF the 18th has the following
DREADFUL MORTALITY AND SICKNESS on BOARD
Tux NHSvvluS.-H. NJ steamer Nesuvius arrived from
Vera Cruz last night having on board mortal fever
which occssioned the death OF one niidShipman and
nine OF the crew the passage. and ~ NJ Present
Ill with Il; She went round 10 Melville lslsnd this
morning 70 remain in quarantine until the fever d!sap-
pears and these suffering are restored 10 health"
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TRAvrJ Of LAKE ONTARIO AND rHI ST. LAW
RrNcE-rhc amount oftruvcl from Buffalo snd the Falls
to Montreal and Quebec tins season has been unusually
large The line steamers and improved aecomnoda.
lions ON Lake Ontario have contributed much tins in
crease The Niagara new boat belonging the Amer
lean Line - one ofthe mos, splendid boats the Lakes
The Admiral which leaves Lewiston three times week
Is also capital boat belonging to the British Line Her
accommodations most cNceen, and her Captain Is
as eood-nanircd John Bull YOU would wish To
with hesidcs he is an accomplished commander and
and experienced seaman. Passengers not wishing TO
make stops nj the American towns will gain
day between Lewiston and Montreal by taking the Bri,
ish Boats
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x,h;g state Convention.

s,s,e Convention to be composed Of Delegates from
-, Counties Of this State equal to their repre-
in the House Of Assembly will be held at the
- 81 rrbcs on Wednesday. The THeny-Third day Of
s,,., next al IL o'clock NJ for the purpose OF nom
candidates for Governor Lieutenant Governor
- ,,yo Canal Commissioners 10 be supported by the
wb;a Electors OF this State at the ensuing Election a"'
- such other business may be deemed proper
80. Convention. albany, august 10. 1916
" ,or,N TOWNSEND JAMES HORNER.
yS,NirT cADY HAMILTON FISH,
pppIEED HUMPHREY H. T. HAYNOR.
- KIREI AND GEO w WEED,
State Central Committee.
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sryAssoAr MrrAnonA-We learn that this Justly
no,ps- bos, which laid over her last tp 10 repair
dsnas.. occs.ioned by collision with the South Amer
lea viii resume her place the River as an Opposition
posr she leaves ,ho foot of Warren-st at g. o'clock 10
morrow morning. We rrus, she viii continue to re-
ceye thai share Of the patronage of the travelling pu0nc
which she deserves.
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ect OF warehousns OF merchandise, under the re-
cent act OF Congress. may be received by al! per
sons Interested therein, the following instructions
will be transmitted TO the respective officers OF the
Customs. ST. as the forms necessary to accom-
panv the same can be printed
TsEAsrRY pEPARrMENr AUG. L. ESQ
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NIsLos-Msjue B!arEy has stamped herself 3. one o..
the The age Her personaiiou OF Gseile h..
never been eNcelejwe 20 not except Ellsler /.
indeed the perfection Q; paniomiue and dancing
Mons. Henri also golden opinions lie /. rapidly
rising in public estimation Gisele is repeated this even
ing. wiiha capital comic panomme IN which Gabriel
aud ali the Family appear
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SOLAR LAMPS, CAMPHENE LAMPS, CHANDELIERS CT.
RANpoLEs AND HALL LANTERNs-Dietz, Brother *
Co No l39 Wlliam,st. manufacturing and have al
ways on hand full assortment Of the above mentioned
articles and various other goods in their line which they
will sell at wholesale retail at low prices for cash
jyll 2m
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CRIME on TIE SOUTHWESTERN FRoNTIyR.-We
stated in the Van Buren, Ark) lnellgeucer that
Committee OF Forty Cane Hill have organized
themselves Watchers the Peace and that they have
Constitution by which they governed Their OBJ
ect expe all outlaws nurderers and robbers who
inicst tina, part the country and commit their deprc
daGons in the disguise OF Indians Beautiful idea this
of organizing Illegal tribunal tor the purpose of pun
ishing lsw.breakers
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" BEAUTY end FASHION reign triumphant al The Nj.
scum ana while The Orphcan Family continue their en-
chanting wsrbugs the place Will be flcd IN every par;
from TIL night To-day they sing soth afternoon
evening and variety OF other entertainments ;he
chl-e and ls character likewise SSr place IL
addition 10 tIese Col. Chaihn the interesting Dwarf
IN existence together with the MammOt Boys aid living
Boa Constructors 10 5c seen al al hours
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DISPATCHES FOR THE TRIBUNE
az ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH
Erorn ,he sanra Fe Expedition.
BALTIMORE. "Wednesday Ererins Au

BALTIMORE. "Wednesday Evening Aug. le
r,,.llizeuce from Fort Leavenworh 10 the sth
,,srsnr has been received At ST. Louis An eS-
nrs., had arrived from General kearney's camp
ybsn the express leit he was within 100 miles OF
Rents Fort. all his forces progressing rapidly and
comfortably. Nine deaths had occurred among the
Volunteers durnz their progress across the Pra'Fies
Rumors we're circulating among the traders and
Nexicsns to the effect that General Urea was
marching at the head OF large Mexican force for
the protection OF Santa Fe Gen. Kearney was
rushing on with all possible dispatch. and II his
provision wagons kept up he would NOT delay at
Bents Fort, but 20 direct on TO Sante + E
TIE President OF rHF UNITED STATES LETT
" sshin..ton this "Wednesday morning Tor Old
Point Comfort the iavorite Summer resort of Gen
jackson during his Presidential term.
The Steamers news has had very little effect
upon -four The market has been depressed
throughout the day and no sales have been made
from which TO quote Holders firm and buyers m
different
Stocks we're dull today. tu.ers having with
drawn from the market,
There are no other local occurrences worth Tele
graphing
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IL Gen JoHS CRowELL OF Trumbul has been
nominated by the Wings of the Ninth Congress
sional District Ohio as their candidate for Con
cress The District is strongly Wing and Is now
represented by Hon. Daniel Tilden who de
clined reelection
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The Lafayette Journal and Free Press gives re-
turns ior Governor from all but three counties.
Wmtcombs majority is 1926. The remaining coun.
ties will not vary the result 20 votes
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MuRDERs-Martin Croteld was found dead IN
Richmond Va. saturday last supposed to have been
murdered by Jeremiah kinney Edward Patterson aud
Robt. II. Kuhn, who have been arrested In Ti-he
pliEso Co. Mississippi named Parker stabbed and
siled his brotherinlaw named Clay short time since
1t that parker= wife had left hirn consequence
Of abusive treatment and taken shelter her father
house where P was refused admission, at whic! h.
became greatly enrased, and, breaking in the door
prang a; his nlaw whom he stabbed severely
when her sons the and Them
Immediately killed and the other severely wounded
Parker Wa arrested Cadio La the 21th u.t
Al s;'-ay occurred between Thomas Ian Horn and Geo
" Buck IN which! the latter stabbed ami killed.
The murderer held 70 bail n the OF 5000
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- Just received one case OF very superior Paris
Hats lnest fashion made by one the celebrated
makers For sale by GENIN 2li Broadway au20 81
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Things in Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. lG-i o'cl,

'-VII Z tVIIO'IIIt u ~ 7 '4tV''''
PHILADELPHIA, Aug Ii o'clock P NJ.
The news by the Steamer produced little or no
effect Why was i, so long delayed Is not the con
nccuon iron New-York to Boston perfected twas SO
reported month ago Come lie, us have the benefit OF
lightning speed without : much annoyance.
STOCK transactions to-day Were very light, with
a slight decline IN prices
The Girard Bank has resumed business at their
old banking house in This cry IT. affair." appear TO be
on Il more solid footing than generally supposed.
and il i thought that il will be fully able 10 regain lis
former sOuniness It's four years since II closed.
Flour to-day is less firm and prices have given
WAY little in consequence OF the favorable account OF
the European crops
No local news. weather cool ami pleasant.
SAFE OF Srocks-FU>t B3ard-S6o0 State IS
90. loo Cirard I09 - DO b. To-. Atsr Board-S60o
state Is 66 Second Board-lO0 shs Girsrd Bank - wri
10 S67j state u to. 1910 County S old 90 ARR
Bodrd-slOO0 ehigh L: - 900 state IS -
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SICK TEADAcHE-Beekman'; Vegetable Essential
Pills are never failing remedy in the worst cases OF
this most trying complaint They may be obtained NJ
No 49, Cortland 81 Y
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Missouri El.c,ion-Congre,s.

T. JAMES b BowLIN reelected over t. Wright.
H. Jorx JAMESON do - Brickey.
III JAMES : GREEN elected over J. q. Miller, "
" WILLARD p HALL chosen over james II Birch.
V Doubtful whether John : Phelps or J. 7, Cempbe
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oFFlciN EooSoMY-The management Of the
az Department, IN carrying out the details con
heS'ed with the operations OF the Army appears
10 be marked by Continued ineihciency and extysv-
assnee AiresE evidence to this effect is adduced
IN the shneSed extract from ew.Orleans letter
.; the s,h instant:
iarge ship from PhSdelphis ,-nus, .s-so of,bess
wagons "h'ch WERE landed some time since and after
laying exposed TO our tropical sun on the Leyec for
eight or tsnacsys, splitting and cracking with their
wheels and springs the ship Chartered 10 srlosd
them for the RIO Grsnde freight double that from
Philsdephis-si least double what oedt 70 Be from
thence, though think il probable taTs well as he-e
the Government pay least double what individuals
would II is really enough TO disgust any body TO
the manner the whole affair i being conducted; and
the way they going the Treasury, after IS
suing the millions o: Treasury Notes will be bank
.up, before Congress again meets
The same letter says: The Government funds are
trely exhausted here only in the hands OF the dis
bursting officers but in tue deposit Bsuk- where they
down 70 very low hguge Ball. American
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DEATH BY SLAyE.-A gentleman from Charles
County yesterday gave u the particulars OF Ielan-
choly affair which occurred in the lower section o,
County during the latter part OF last week 4 slave
named George most desperate character belonging
Mr.. John Bowling, away from Ms master last
March which TINE he mas been rowing about the
County committing numerous depredatloas Last
Week information having been oba:ned o.; his where
SHOUTS, party. s-nong whom was young white man
named Jesse Cook. started II pursuit OF him. tie was
found on the plantation Of NJ Edward Reach. As he
refused 10 surrender himself large dog set on
him which ne killed wi,h blow OF syt5s M
Cook advanced toward him when ne struck him with a
svtae completely cutting through his collar bone down
INTO his breast producing instant dea:h The negro
then made his escape and Up 70 the time our informant
let: the County be had rot been captured
Baltimore american. aug 10.
MELANCHOLY OCCURRENCE At RAScoCrs.-A
married lady by ;ae OF Ashton who resided n
Burlington Co got our OF her bed 81 night during an al
tscA Q: fever ,ast week ana st-ayed away t-on her
home The Philadelphia Ledger says she was almost
Immediately missed b her family. gnd search was
made 10. her = ae ne.ghoOrnoOd Tor t'yo or three Gay
without Her isther attended The funeral OF
aeigabor Sunday last and. crossing the Raacocus
Creek. accidentally discovered body or the snors
which examination proved 10 b. .ha. OF his tausH
Ter She had evidently fallen INTO the Creek durlls
her ds-I--anl- and was drowned.
RESIGNATION OF President DAY-At the meet
ing OF ne Corporation Of the College. on Tue>dsy me
honorable President Day made formal resignation Of
MS Once his adc-ess me occasion deeply aecttd
az present de spoke Of the Secretary me venerable
EGzur Goodrich. father of Professor Good1cn) the
only member OF TIE Cooperation who was IN the board
:. the time QslD ne was elected No acton mas yet
been taken upon the resignation OF President Day.
Sew-Hsven Palladium
duel was fought between two pr!va,es
trori !is' Co No. 4; For: LeaveawoEth recently IN
which enc OF ne parties u:o.,any wounded The
other was arrested
teacher named John P O'Hagan late Of
BROOKLYN, died OF apcpexy in New Brunswick in me
street he other day.
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u a public vessel viii De despatched from
NeTv-York % Chagres in Jew days Letters Tor the
Pacific sent 70 the care CT Capt :. 4 Srinshan com
Iaandanr Na-y-Ysrd. New-York, during the present
week will be forwarded Union.
~ William Burning OF New.York fell into the
dock 4, Newark y J. while in state OF intoxicahon
Monday last and was drowIsd.
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80 o,Ts1pE OF To-DAY.s PAPER.-1

ore,sr, and Others leaving the Si:y in me a' Tr
ssss : s: :, Soy sss5s g. So
q Inc news up to the time OF leaving the CITY
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Appointment, by the President.
Treasury DEPARTMENT.

aoEEz- SRocKErT. GEORGE W. P. CrsTIs. GEORGE
SNooT, GEoE0E ". D RAMSAY. and JAMES ROACH 70
De Commissioners under OF Congress approved
the 9t OF July lsi6 entitled An act 10 retrocede the
County of Alexandra in the District OF Columbia TO the
STATE OF Virginia
WILLIAM Il. SrM,oSs, % De Register Of the Land
Office for TIE District Lands subject sale s., Au-
gistine in the STATE Florida mon.
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SASDs's SAk.APARILLA.-In this preparation arc com
blned and all the medical properties reces
say regulate ond give tone 10 the digestive organs ana
to purify the blood the elements OF disease IN me
very process formation II al once restores power
and veof TO the stomach secretary organs causing
them produce pure and healthy materials for me Dooo
r-noyates The whole SYSTEM and eradicaes not only 'cfo
tua kings evil liver complaints and the whole Tribe OF
eup,ye Diseases but all suc spring from Imperfect d.
geson and impure circulation Its efficacy Is aIlested "
thousand, OF rheumatic and scroulous patient. Who have
been restored By it, healing power
Procured and sold Wholesale and retail, by A B. D.
SANDS. Wholesale Druggists, 100 Futon-sc corner OF
W.liiamst 273 Broadway, md II East Broadway, Now
York Soil also by Druggists generally throughout hs
United States. Price 81 per bottle six bottles lor So
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-20

~ The Association OF American Biologists snd
Nsturasts will hold their mex, annual meeting in the
city OF NewYoyk commencing "Wednesday. the ID
day OF Sept 1886 ~ 10 a. NJ and continue one
week thereafter