New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-18

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be4 from a.ch W. c,'..,, ,oos, o,, the s,b ;,~,
10 nominate county o,;car, and Convention to con
sist Of FIVE d.l.,a,s. ,, zach Ws-i cor,cil 70 NEE,
and Nominate sr.ia,A. fr Pen,,..sptatves in Con.
gress.
IHs GRAND tOsNA>DiNG or KNIGHTS TENYLsEs of
THk STATE or NEw-YORK have just closed their "a
nusi convection at Roches,er The officers elect for
the term are:
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issimo; Sir " II Pre.t G. Capt, Gen: SIR Carlton Du,tou
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Forthe first time since the organisation OF the Grand
Body. both the first and second officers chosen
from the country.
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'cnery' "nch humber - HE whole catalogue q
''ou, oc'aNo :" paSe'' contains beside tue station
cry 10 nefe invoices oi DOCKS ana three oil s'sreo
type p"'eT anu 'ng S"'e "a' o'oufe II Jay ron
a. m Ia ~ p l" Inc si'>s au'oun' WIN oe aDou'
500 the largest invoice that OF ID. Appleton 4
Co. having Welded so GO: that Of Phillips Sampson
& Co., $4,000 and that Of Derby & jackson over
sl0,Ooo. TIE attendance has been numerous and
price, good some books being in excellent demand
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,oo ~, D.. anl ooo Cnr,en,s csu.
r;s r..;o,oI ~. nh y.cksor sold over A 600
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,sh;aL hos .lre.dv had =, circulation oe N COO UW
beeenerS L"e thoughts was bought 70 Tue eA'eu'
OF 4oo' and Capt. Mayne hed' writings hhi the same
fortune o. W: brsaiey o' PhAadelphia sold 90
o raves and i''cAhng' swan ~
well as coo "Goodrichs History of the United
States An offer was made and refused for 200 900
Websters Elementary Speler," at / cent less than
the regular price The largest amount sold Of any
book was $3000 for about 500 Coppees Gallery of
Famous English and American Poets, published by
L. IL. Butler & Co.
AMERICANS AhRoAp'--fne ioiIowlns is hst OF
Americans registered at ths Banking Oifice of the
American and European Express Company, No. 3
Place de- Ia Boursc. Paris from Angus. y to Sept ,,
1873.
John Sykes IT, and wife 81 Brown and firmly ". PAIN
Sun, !, :" i,n,nv pierre q a. Ruy,4r m 0o,sel
: Tory II Fountain 2 O. .oqsht r. u 4, Dash j. g.
New.York ) C. Mansal.r- s. C. Scy uour j. W Gregg Penn.
,!sanIt J. = MiLiiis ana ianS spfnn n p paussr'
Massacnisg.ls.
NJ" PAiNIihG-Jones barker preparing 10
start OF excellent tame IN Europe, arrived III the
Persia, consumed 10 "hia'ns n o'e'eu'.
7eune on the Roman 'o's" vt '' '''S' VI '"e |"i"
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A noica os;oar csIlsJ Yesterday IN caut;on ma
.o.;r. - and aiO oounterfe;ts on ths scb,ylk;ll
Co,,tv Rank PA which bad ms, hean nut in c;rcu
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A SUPERB MrLos.-We have seen ind tasted new
Melon designated the Huntingdon, of the Cauteope
form and Citron flavor. TWENTY-FIVE inches long and
weighing 81 pounds, grown by Mr.. Pierce of Wash
ngton City from seed sent home by an American
Consul abroad and presented by Mr.. p to w, s.
Carpenter No 463 Pearl street We never tasted r.
better melon. and are Glad to hear that Mr. g. il
taking pains TO propaoate the variety.
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MIsSIsG.-Peter Browne Middleton, of Orange Co.,
advertised in The TRIBUNE "a missing, has not been
heard o. When last seen he had drawn l,2Oo from
The Merchants benk. IL II ieareu tha' he wa- foiiow
cd and murdered ny some one VINO knew ne had the
money. Near his house there Is a forest, through
which he would pass from the railroad. This wood
has been thoroughly searched but no trace OF him was
found.
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