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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-27

From San Fyancisco-Capt q Isham, II. Carlton and
lady the Rev DIR Thsn lady aud family Miss G. H. Hawss
the Rev w H. Hin and wife, Mrs II akI and family Mrs
Capt, Conkn Norcross Miss Wilde w E. Storey snd lad
DR. j. f. Hsmmotd Y. LEROY, Lieut. Ransom, Lieut.. Hill
L. S. A.; Le,b Macy lady and child Mrs Locke aud sie
Msjor P Andrews L. $ A, lady and two infants; Miller
Thos Wilson Ms d. W. Miller, Capt l.. H. Bakrr Mrs SIS
yn mother child Capt freeman, lady and ntanti Mrs
Galloway and girl g. ThaIeer and lady, mahit Mrs Hop
kns and child j. f. Ryder w L. Bridge, NJ Lorng, Chas
Robbins Mrs C. H. Parker and child the Rev. Jeans aud two
daughters r. Hi0ton, Mrs Langley, ID ByeIs, w Cava
naush b. f. Amo W. L. Gibson, j. W. Gibson, J. Gibson
Mrs z. w Thomas daughter and two children W. MORT
SON. IT, W. Payne c. H. PaXsou, w. Norcross, d. ID. Sill J.
W. Johnson H. n. Smith g. ". Haett Mrs j. C. Days and
intact c. Hughes Miss Jane A, Holman, Miss C. Sando.d
g. W. Bradford, Miss why, l.. Whiuingham
FROM AspiHudH Flag Officer j. c Long L. s NJ. and ser.
want Lieut.. Wilsow, w H. Gilman, :. "; Commander H.
X Thatcher L. N Lieut. J. NJ. X. Clay Lieut. j. F. l. De
Haven Lieut. r. w Scott, Lieut. d. B. Harmony Purser =.
Seusc Dr. Lane, L. s i. NJ. Warren, j. L. Msgsnran, j.
iers, Capt A. II. Wilson, Geo Sloan A. A. Polhemns J. q.
Collins Mess Grace Rodrguez Monsalvo PARA Miss hel-
noIy-SO in second cabin, and 81 in Storage.
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Arrived.

Steamship Ocean Bird (Span vademonts Havana Aug a. In
Boston Tor VALPARAISO Aug 81 10 mles e. of the Moro Cas-
9 - on 49, passed bark NJ Morales from Havana r New
Steamship Jamestown Skinner Richmond, &C., mdse. and
sp New York Dewhurst Liverpool July TO- coal to George
chip Camden N LiyeIpoo for New-YOrk 5h inst 40 10.
E. n tie 'a ap4 92.rf sns s goa s : whs
a Swedish BRIG. lco day' from Ce,- for New York,
to Metca Duncan Had light Winds aud quay weather
sniiIg Ess,as la,h Inst it 81 49, lon "a 10 passed full
ish with loss Of ioreoPmsst and head Of nain-topmas
h.h a TO Si b ay sdf9S: Ays: ssy day:
WIS ERA stSr "g W Avg 90 at 81 90 lon SO s. spoke
Bark lIvs Dune Mara aibo Aug g. coffee hides skins &C.
70 Msiland Phelps Co The schr Planet Mars sailed
Bark G.n Geen of charIeson), Awe Galveston 81 days.
BIG Hanmns Bud, Davis ssgua Grande "a days. sugar to
;, Brig chss.n, Cienfuesos Aug. oIas.es to Thompson
n lhter sailed IL oHpany with bak Lysander Moore for
Brig Zenith Of Ke1uebuni Dssrns Cenfegos Aug g. sugr
BIZ. E,uhie Butler Bartlett, H,v.n. IS day. sugar &C., to
sehr l. L. FaneeEyoor Weeks York River Ma days sip
Scn Francis Epsish Georgetown c. day. nsy. store.
to b Blossom Son.
scti Amelia Corson Virginia aday.. fruit.
schr j. Holnes Mathews Alexandria days. coal
sct Howard Larsway Newben, N c. days, naval
s,op News, Weeks Virginia days melon.
s sehr J. TrS,y, inm,p, Virginia days, wood.
shT Kennedy Nevins ENzsbeth City ~ days wheat b.
J. g. Williams. ~
sohr Fran. bunit' Collier, New6ern N c. days, naval
stores 70 Dibbe Bunoe. - ''' '
sehr. j m o. Penis, Bush Virginia days grain.
eclf Al orOmeda Row and, GEORGETOWN d. C. DAYS coal
shr r. II HuD Holmes Richmond fdays -four y j. P.x.op
Schr Bowman Wooster Curacao 3 inst. ,a. rims ana
Wood toJ v Onyio Co No date lat. 81 lon H. srrsed
bark AMANDA. bound 10Th, lat 81 y, loo H. experienced
oen hurricane from w. ~ W. which baw AXIS and did
other tIifng dsmsge ~ w.
schr ~ Vance, Burdge, Charleston days timber 20 d.
kelsey He'd heavy r. =. gales; split sails
scnr VIM 5. Copes Seaman, Eizaseh City NJ c. IA dsys
wheat 20 ~ N'-'
schr. Human Martin sleigh. Baltimore days coal
Schr. George W Whistler, Parker Virginia day, wood
schr Lodnskia, Durham, EHzabethport coal for Bah
sehT Arm ~ sui, HUDSON, Pachogue days Ia balas.
sohr. r. b. Bsocock, Thompson, Westerly DAYS gone
scar Victoria, Hull, Little Egg Hsbor lays Charcoal
Lewis Co. ''' ' 49, W.
Sop Editor. johnson New Haven 2 day. undse
hs a.oec hanc, Philadelphia and Cope Nay mdss.
Steamer Pelican Aldrch, Providence. rndse 20 l. oden
,shiLED-sh;s AsebuTton for Antwerp; WIN. s;e,sn, ff
Mobile brig a. Hopkins for Mobile.
BELOW-l brig.
WiND-Sunr'e, n; Mer'n, S. w Sunset, s. and light.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-27

SN.SE KILLED is BRooNr srKEEr.--Yesterday
afternoon, Mr.. james Carroll killed bl.ck snake.
which wo about five feet in length in the yard of the
Broadway House in Brccme street. Mr.. Carroll was
hooking out of one Of the rear windows, when he dis
covered the snake and forthwith started on, to can
tine it Il possible. The snake showed fight and Mr..
e. was obliged to Kill the reptile in selfdefense. How
the snake cane in the yard, whore ii came from,
could not be sScertsined but il is supposed to have
escaped from seme one OF the neighborng houses.
where it was probably kept as curiosity. The body
Of the reptile was about large rourd SIS a hen
egg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-27

POLrlCN DrMoSSTRATIoS.-The residence Of
Gen. f. Il. V. Wright, at Hudson City, was visited,
Thursday night, by large number of the personal
and political friends of Gen. Wright to congratulate
him upon his nomination for the Governorship.
Among those present from Hudson County was the
Hon. j. Il. Wortendyke, Senator Clickener Sheriff
Beatty, Samuel ID. Westcott, and number of State
Legislators. Mr.. Wright defined his position as
straight-out Administration Democrat, pledged to
support its principles and candidates.
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NlARRIHD

BAlLEl-TAYLOR-On Thursday Aug y, by the Rev " 3.
StDktr AZ tho residence Of the BRIDE No Wooster street.
Nj David Bailey 20 mr Eliza Ann Taylor all this citv
BbOOhkk- bhON ER-Ou " ecnes aay, Aux p by the
n LatTssie, Charlie, Augustus Bolmer VI Milton Ulster
County, 20 Charlotte A. Brewer Of this city.
COMBS-NER NALEN-At No Willow place Brooklyu on
Tuesday evening Aug 2S by the Rev John Keunedsy D.
hlss Comb tsg 10 Csuie v Niee daughter Of Isaac Yer
Nstu, tsq., Of POuglA-cpsie.
HAkDtNbf RGH-S ETSON-At Mlumcc CITY. Ohio On
"Wednesday, Aug "a by the Rev. Charles Rchards j. r
HsiisnbcIfho jersey City " j. to Lizzie T. sc.son 4 lie
Nm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-27
for the month of July.

Tota.........so9 l72 u SIS, l2i 90 su,OH 81
The first three weeks of August on the Rock Island
Road show an increase, as compared with August,
1853, of about 81 500.
The Controller of Detroi. gives notice that the
following described Detroit City Bonds will be re-
deemed at the Metropolitan Bank in the City OF
New. York, September l. 1889:
Bonds issued September 1889 aud numbered 10 IS,
incin-~-, --sh = = f'''N ="
Bonds Issued April l. l8il, and numbered from az 20
from -, inclusive each t5to........ 1900 ~
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SATURDAY, AUGUST 81, 1889

go, - -. ,lFiss. -. ro-t So ''f- = ~
- "a ~ a, D. tn.sr..i o'.o ur'--.afr~
sshr -, 4 n. fomps1y I'll 'hel Hs-" ~ 1,o
S4,r,-.s. A. ~ % +.-.'s.''''' .,
ir'-fi-a 81 =. g., ;. ). red Led hid lo'''
.. ; 5 SD -sl
- - ,os4 d.
!. IN IN. b. ..rn tAs a-.' clp 81 "i le 10 =
on,ns so,d - :h.n 81 90 per un'i oi HicA 41 ny
p.ru would " repr,s-h,-d u more e eeD .ai -Ae
IN ainc.r IN '.oct III .-.bi.
So oon as the r.vyins busfsss 81 ne collS 81 uil
-. road TO ihsn =. iusr.-, On - nieo6l
~. .ri-fr,d St. li5ief. ~oud realize i. AuG iA- VAC
The .ouulou sr,ss ,be Company would Is rroo
TIE ahoYs arr,r s.usut 'oBo-8y b. Eest-r tl'n can
,by b. 1hi- red with .oad q GJiAs eeD-
- rs. always rested over r. ,v,.t
Thb plan -hich b-ru prepared af;rr grvst
a. o - .s'ta.iop it If he parties largely ins
std spp.sr. ne only course ~nh can so
,hs nary from re dssEr,s resas 81 hls.iion au W.
.ins:s foreclosure
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-27
Movcmcut, Of Ocean Steamers.
NteutF VI vt'1o 'hN
TO DEPART.
Passengers Arrived

IN steamship Ocean Bird from Hardna-Rsmon Planss wife
family Teoooro Reyes Butoome Pssn. Manuel Martinez
Oegs Fernando Hernandez, Juan Bsusa ALI Jandro
VIM Nilimoe. Lazao Garcia r Star NJ d. Wes'. B. Rspuer
Hebbsrd, ssbin lsab Harndon Rsmo1 Souos Salvatore
soa child Manuel Nanoya Nicolas Adam and three chill.
den Bernsbe Sancbss Manuel Ansuesa Ramon de
Tsueute George odgsop jaime Cadetrey Reenio Eidet
Eernsnoez. EdwaTdo Coz de
IN bark Ira, from Mdyaedibo-R H. Swirl, L. s. Consul At
Marnrn lln
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BY TELEGRAPH,

HIGHLANDS, Aug. D, suuset-PropeIer George, Greek
ION banote ESns up The Boy, and two trss OF High
LONG BRANCH AGg %, sunset Two bark. and one brf
d toe Brsncb, bound in; other bound y,s.es IN
.isht Wind ligt', s, weather clear
rhlLADELfhlA. Aug $-Arr. brig Thomas Conner from
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-27

~ Tom luke ,siapi, VITO sal. u.s.. 4 .cbooesr
Of Us tms. to L.gosy,. ana Porto Csoelo, for
40 Augtherof TO .as. io' TIE same voyage
u &C., A orig # 800 taos. 20 =. To- nH7, on pr
v.te tern. schooner q eS tuns e Porto REQ an
back, 'or $3.50.
Tb. business Of the SaoTressury vas: Receipts,
sI52 gu 96-ior Customs $1,000; Payments, CO.
952 %; Balance, $4,g2i,79i -.
Comparative statement # the Imports 81 Foreign
Dry Goods at New-York fer the week, ard SINCE
Jan. !:
Fo, ,ie irset 1917. bsJS iSJS.
Entered al The P0r.... $50 f.A5 81 o. t-n
II -o.n or he nI.rke...2572,7b .h4,s!1 -o4io.
SAGE JGh- :. - ....,,.,
Thrown on b. market 7l25.t3j 4d,5l,75l sissGrH
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-MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK.........A q,


ship-Guy Msnnedps Doard, Mobile, R. s. Taylor.
Bark-Haryett Hammond Savannah Surges, Chairman &.
Co.
BTig-A Hopkins, Murray Mobile 81 l-ges CHAIRMAN Go.
Schouersleyi Rove, Thomss St. Kite; Geo. Davis Ora.
tem, Charleston, Durham Dmon; Couelis, Rasse New
Bedford master C. r. Smith Weste land, Charleston,
Essisin Light McCuoch, Bathurst B. s. Whitney Co :;
Jsues Jouts Jones, Attak lpas }. G. Siglt.
soops-N ad BuckD ghau Newport Rhode Island,
Remington Bristol master; Blackstone, Allen, Bristol master
Phsnx, Shepherd New Haven, master.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-27
we hsve been favored va the foIlowipg a.

We have been favored with the following an
Douncemept
The perd hss arrived whr she American peope require
bold, independent and truthful dahl oum whose editor will
eel himself . certify p0SeI. Bennett Greeley
STARTED TA< HERALD and TsiSUSL $50 RqyaoaG 81
lac Tse bad The HsIers and Wall Baker % back
btm" And now, after life Of psnsry, and residence in the
Pni;en tay gentleman q great wealth. aud genescsy pro
Poses 10 supply with the 70 est1bh ferries daily
sevspsper that be will sk one6hA If his torture he is
worth half uonl in the creation Of my ourns am eudar.
kf Aass eve accepted bic mssnauitsoas proportion nd
lSsI sue ~, 4 yt number the dssl Of SEPTEMBER
> When the feathers will fly
To The pretty ssyn 49,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-27

HIoB~Ay RoBBERY.--On Tuesday night last
Aper ssned Charles Scbenck Os HempsIesd was soppea
On the yTtie plank road by two men, one OF gl
obb@d mal Of money and SILVER waon
s.iorse -renand by pistol with when they hfe'eDeu
49, n HIM he resisted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-27
Disasters, &c.

sNNah A2 %a-The bark Horace, previously reported a.
ls'n p IN ieas j. now ways wsns RON
""L'' he .siiHaed repairs $500 Soc I'D And
e""prt.y out Of repair AID In many places ro.ten.
lby telegraph 10 Ellwood Walter Sec. b Urisrvvs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-27

Far N CLLRKsON SrREEr.-A fire occurred at No
II ClGkson street yesterday afternoon csusng shout
SIS damage 10 the roof The fire originated from
sparks from neighboripl' chimney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-27
WI TIT TIT III
Total Pots and Pearls

BEEsWAX-We notice sales Of 20 goo ID Southern Yellow
S7a57ic
COFFEEThere is better demand sales OF s5 bags Cyon
2,c 40 Rio liza lie; 500 Java l44
round bales and go linen pockets do private Ao 800
bags ~ Domingo, q, about lie.
COTTON dull and heavy sales of go bales he annexed
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Receipts Of Produce.

Tor, BY ALL RourEs Aus, p, 1859 1871 bba rour.
o25 To- Meal (Corn 68ij bush Whes' $50 do Corn 1000 Do
Ua. Rye eoi pss Whisky "a do Provisioss IS do
| Lad. 70 dc. Ashes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-27

fppvsr ou Srs- rcIoS OF BuRGIAFY.--Two men,
Joss Peters Burns arrested IN hIo
pAee by Oscer Williams Thursday night on saspiofop 81
beps burr On searchug them, several Articles "nin9 ns1
Urn Of Mrs Fisher No % keinen riIee
ws, found The brought before Justice Com
vel y.srctsy and conmssd until Tuesday ior ex
la,,o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-27

ARREST or SUNDAY LIQUoR DEALERs.-Five pei
sons arrested at Hudson City, Thursday and yesteds
on warrants charming them with violating the Sunday law
Filing day The accused parties gave bonds
their spps aranve III the FAN Term of the Courts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-27

REpuBIIcAS PRIMARIEs.-The Republican Primary
meetings in Hudson County, 70 elect delegates to tho
State Convention, are to take place In the various
wards and townships on Monday evening next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-27

DEATH AT A FUNERAL.-On Thursday afternoon,
the wife Of John r. Klein, residing at Trenton attended the
funeral Of deceased relative (Mr Samuel PhilHpsl Shortly
arriving the house she seized with sPopec 1T
which caused death less than hours
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-27

MsYHEM.-Yesterday Michael Flynn go. his low,
Hp bitten of IN fight with James Bowen, in First street II
wounds were dressed, and both locked up
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-27

NEwJrRsEY STATE FnR.-Anangements for the
State Fair at Elizabeth now completed. The
race course the best constructed in the State.
by an enactment of the last Legislature special police
authority is granted the Society, outside as well a.
inside the ipolosure, and gambling, rumdriekng,
or other improper practices, will be allowed in the
vicinity To guard against these evils the Society
have determined to lease all the ground in tie vicinity
that could be occupied by travelling show nusances.
The grounds are located some two miles from the
Elizabeth depot and command fine view Of the bay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-27

EscURsIos.-The lady occupants Of the VA Lanes
Home, in Washington svenue, enjoyed an excursion
70 81 sepshesd Bay, or Thursday. Iney Rumoeleu
sboo, forty, filing three stages. From all appear
spccs, they passed pleasant time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-27

IMMATURE ALMANAC.
Sun Rises..... 52l sets..... Gal Moon-Se:s...
high WATER TINS DAY.
Sandy Hook. 6:57 Gov Island. 7:47a Hell Gsts.. 9:2
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D. Rss.,:. We, III. bo',la ;se no, ,s"ios Of n. c.
800 10 Sr.. sune The BAL srsss ~. tnsn, ia its
~ .,d psss.d 70 me groin Of ne rSh' $40" s ~ bod
-. IN. tmorA ,rsty hat no. se~ rmg u IN 80. -
ecs' s.shsS md SO ,,s.p ind ns IA ppt $500 ,si
~ H. o. =, A., s-l,~ved tina, ne woan' S'nil q,
-, Az. "a. ,,ri take an aHith''s ~, K1
W, Pc. .ss~d tina has been in'l az .n "a ,,elg
.,, go. ,uA was positive th~t ~ Gee nc &c" 80
m, K,rr vss tn.reupoD r~leasd oin 1890. 70,
AZ he bi,h ball fonnd IN M $500
.,.e,sS mi. morning hf Peters 10 ooorasfee W. ~
fa.r~a ard vi pobssiy recover IN snoi. ,;vn hin,
- =, ~ Nj alp Hotel where evey ~isn'ip q sr,b
80 - s,se requires he IL attended By pis " -
BsS.ss and keesrs
Music IN CArNoL PARS.-Ine iono'hs
,,.~rapsoe Of music 10 be furnished By sheHon
band, tsis CSs.rdsy) p. m, at O'clock IN 'A''V''
Pax; 49,. ,ho1 n. ~.
xs~,ren, Nh And Ar H. 90 the Chiei ~ NO co. -.
60 y.nEes Doodle. T. Tr0ystore- Avn cbnfu
~ Virginia Phna DoTps War; ~ rvpt,rr
- wsa..l n. Belle Brandon. II ks'y'ad ro'A'' ~
Emil arrangements have been perfected W TIE
Yonpif.ee 70 render these concerts worthy o. 'he
PAX .p1 is neighberhood. Carroll PARK 70 90 tue
sse Of the Greenwood cars ,nd i, easily reached from
IL The feInes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-27

Mr. j. II. Fraze has temporarily resumed the
charge of The Somerset Wing, in Somervle, New
jersey its late editor having eoped with hi, sis:ern-
law and gone to California, leaving wife and two
children. The parties had been much respected.
The name of the clipping editor is Van Doren, some
IS years old, and, as intimated above, is married.
The lady is % years old, and is said to be beau
tifa An intimacy is supposed to have existed be-
tween them for some time. They have fled to Cali
forpia. Van Doren left letter to his wife, saying
that be had provided for her wants for some time to
come and would make remttances
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-27

leV'sJ
Il.- "ol4d addition . % pf.-lt F... My-sAgs
asoIa 9orFsr Of DJn Scsr, hearing p;sres. q;
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NEW,IERSEY ITEMS.
Ia Trenton True Democrat says

- Ia Trent0R True Dtn0cTn says
y 90 IA he u..e TO attempt Of gratifca-
Sos Gen Wight as the Democratic uouue
ku him repTesentatve man 81 the Lee
90 ,cp patty in this State open adurer Of James Buchanan
aDx lie bislraon the defender Of ex Senator Wngots m
atrial and the only VINO was enabled 70 h9d
county last L. ssure favorable to the reelection oil inc
n Senator.
V. have no desire unjust the General under est
lis personal popularity In Hudson, Essex and Passfc he
floating vote receiving the UNDIVIDED sulpr o
The 1uor d.sr. prize 6ghters and rousb general 10 ~ IS
Of sna Of that class They viii bns powerful influence 10
. Oh election which cannot be despised by bis oPignts
q united Opposition need have no fear OF the result ID
xr-srng him Oh his own grounds .
The character will not bear Inspection and
1t this which has prevented his nomination before oy ms
s-ty their His par patton IN dgracetul
since mia ayo@ed Championship OF
&xdy his baccLSasn reyeies all matters OF ms
scYy opponents will lose the opportunity Of using
Mem asurneuts against him. In the lst Congeonsl Ds
tr he will beaten By 1850 yOes and IN the lid by a. least
probably 900 Billy Wright VINO has been The most
scye he has had for the nomination. VIII use els purse
HhrAly corrupt the With Dc and his vote there may
las, Fall and he cannot carry the District
racaly charges against Gov Pennington, made publicly in
tbe Pak Newark last FALL TO the effect tina, Pennington had
sfOkbed the State of $4,000 Will operate seriously against Nun
among q spectacle ciZenA'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-27
Hiarkrfs-CsREFUrLy REPORTED FOR rHg " Y. TRIBUNE.
ASBEsTue morkt is without change th' demand is for
P.t.. L.. - ..r Ia 1

STOCk or AsHEs, Frlday, Aug.
Pnta hhla
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-04-09
260OQ SQlttueOre
vs. Ggemplare Ser bcuttsen Mmmmcr
finp int M~aferer Sfiee a GtS. sm baben.

1875 Ortra9 in Der Iurnballe,
300 Wea BrattitroBe. 6err Or. Nt8ler
lPriht morBeu Nbenp iber Die upeutlhe Sltera
tur nor UNI mad Dem 6reibeit5frieB." IS lit
Dies cine 6ortleeung leine8 Dot mebrelen Ncs
den in pemIelbeu 9otale 8sbalteueu nlterelian
ten 8ortra9e5 aber Shi1er unp oa8 Sd1Ier
Subldum.
gag-8 tnoer 90 e4anics=
sail, g{o. 1852 l8ef> 6aqetttltraBe, - 6err
0~ttbelm 0tapp ipridt mor9en AbehO
iber vpie 8eltrebuu8en pes psutIben 6retIettS
Ntdrtprer8 Gboulo5 Dlin5er
"a 8Ortra8 in Is aibtn8t0n.-
uebermorgeu Abenp bdtt 0r. Baltor S@elb
III Der Bbubarmo1ic 0aa in Balpt stcn emen
8ortras Iber Sr5iebuug DER Sd9eaO. 3uJlet3
miro Der Midun.r. Shoe mebrete @eldnBe Uors
tragen. Der Gtntritt8prct5 tettd5t rs Gems
uuO lit Der Grtra8 gum 8elten oer C0rti9e0
Oeutiben 8eretn5I9ule ~beltmnmt. Sopobl Die
9epleBeubelt De6 HeDner5 ais Der cole 3Wed
lputeu Ieoen ltrebldmen Oeutlbeu WalbInSton''
gum 5e lude pes 8oltra9e5 beltglImet.
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StetHe 0il' 0l1den permanoet, poh nid,t oefabra
lt9 AUG Die 8erleBun8en @urlep'5 IitiO nitt
9ef1brtld ebenlc Wenig Die Ism. Giptoo'B.
Ser Verlult betri3t u~uSefabr $1,000.
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8efetert tneroen.
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ren Wtau6ert & SoSne, Directoren pes P6ila.
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nent 9rOBen 9nnd e%r0ffden.
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