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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-24

RAILROAD COMMISSIONING TO collision
At Tornsdale Bridge, twelve miles from Philadelphia,
between the Midnight train from this city and Adams
& Co.'S Express, the morning Washington mail train
lid not arrive here till 3p IN. yesterday The Express
was waiting on the side track but the watchmen neg
kcted to replace the switch. The engineer escaped
unhar but the fireman injured to the extent Of bro
ken ankle and severe scaldng. There IA no double
track at the point where the accident occurred The
H. train from here was detained three hours three
miles below New.Biuuswick by tho breaking Of the
axle Of the baggage car.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-24
COURT or COMMON PLEAS-sProrAL ryRx-sgPr. %
--BsfoT. iDdr. DALr.
nF.IsfOSg

A. q. =. Dodge ct NJ. agt. Charles w. Houghton
Ct al .oon,inurd without costs b. consent.
Matthew pyrprs ast Wrrru n. Dcsnr-itsconiinnei
Rndolph Mey.r AT Dorris Mryer.-Rssrrnoe ordered
The Manhattan Tire Insurance Co AT Cstharn. bat~-
Two oases Judgment fore'io.l 2. and sale
Albert beard AT. Eighth AVsnGo X. H. Cc.-Oftog hat
iudgn,.ni b. marked discharged ~ Record.
David hcMul at solomon Neia G. h-ofirf ornJihs
motion 20 ciscbtfEc fr1m EIrrsi. &in r'rs
Before Julge (AkDofA.
NsthAnA.l II. Bnrl sgt John ". Case AID amend
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-24

The Women's Patriotic Association for Di-
mini shns Uss Of Foreign Lurur, wish II Understood
that they have removed from 6s+ Broadway Groom
No. 81 bn have only been Obliged 70 remove their sgn Of TIE
instance Of in the building who claims that their
operations sfe jarng his business.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-24

hayne forged the name OF his father George C. Mann,
,sofue business at No IA Fnlsonsireet n check on
tbc Hanover Bank, for $3.50 This check was ey me
secus, prese ted 10 Mr. Josiah S. Colgate. No. ll6
treet who cashed it, bis assurance that 1t was
renaiBe Subsequently i-arnng the trne character OF
he check he caiscd his arrest Justice Hogan held
he accused to bail in the sun OF $1,000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-24

The ZACHARIg SHOOTING CASE-Dr 1884,
char Zachafe who wason Thursday shot In the face by
Or s. NJ Barnett In the Office ofhc former 100 Broad
way was yesterday declared out oi danger by Police
Surgeon Waterman The tell lodged Ia the upper jaw,
and has not vet been extracted. Dr.. Barnot was ~
leased By Justice Shandcy giving bail In the sum OF
81 500 Mr. Jacob L. Back of No. lo7 West l3,h.strest
became his surety for that amount
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-24

TWENTIETH WARD GERMAN REPUBLICAN
CLun-Ths body met Thu sday evening at thear
headquarters No. es7 Eighharonne for tho purpose OF
ratifying the Union National ard STATE nom'nsu'ns
Herman Raster. OF The Abead Zei,urg DR.. kessman'
Mr.. Igna;Us Koch, and Prof LANCE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-24
IAdyertisemsnt.l

Six years without failure proves that the
DrRsilR Alarm TyLssRAPH does protect your windows
and livery other protection 1. broken through daily
H. HoAx asa broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-24
sseseipts Of Produ.c.

SEPT 29--fionr, bbl, l3.So,i Corn Meal hbis.
1870. WHISKY bhi., 2si. Wheat tls. 1900 Corn bu..
zoos. Oats ba,.. 80 fscj Ma, bus ssJ. Lord pk, -
Butter, pigs, ZOOS Ashss pkss o. O Cake rss. 015
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-24
A DRAFT S

A DRAFT SHOULD BB ORDERED OF kESTs
FAST spta COFFEE by all desire superior beverage
Sod by al sr5ccrs Price 90 cents per pound Ceners De
pot, No. lS4 ReAde-s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-24

TRACK EXTENSION. THE East Broadway Rail
road will probably their cars TO the Fuionfsrry
uert week A single track 10 now completed from the
ferry TO the corner OF Ann and William streets The
route is down Ann to william. through William 70
Fulton, and down Fulton TO the ferry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-24

BAsSER-RAEIyo.-The Produce Dealers will
raiee Lincoln and johnson Banner at O'clock. this
afternoon at the corner OF Rsade and Washington
streets when Ex-Governor Noble. OF Wisconsin and
ether eminent speakers, will be present
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-24
Union, Liberty and Justice.

All Loyal Citizens who In favor u the snccess of d.
Union Cause ure requested ~ attend GRAND RATFCI
TON MKEilN0, to he beda the Cooper Union in The Chy
af <,ty., ,rl s.n = a. n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-24
For Lincoln aud Johnson. Fcnton, Algori nud
an, inloi.

For Lincoln aud Johnson F.nton, My0rd nnd
al, inloa.
USlO- fiuHAkifS.
HpqRs TsiJs NfsKL fouHtfrrH cry ssn COUNTY,
or atv OK. hoPr tHNTL slpL ~ !ttL
iluSS DOB lr Cry aud 'oanis 81 seN f,f :, .i tlret
their respective ilfas4usrIs a. MONDAY fNlNh sept
% hi ilVl- 10 re- Isiu 'lrr .fom n li "eotki add
,oci d-'ega'e . ~" follow f g.nihins 'lnV'nu-"'
dnes tor -h'rf County Cf'lf nlfF-t Ar0wty. cry
Juis. Supsv-r ant ionr tlrDncr- Boon fs.ocaHon 10
lie tns came amber ~ d. sits U hat rope inlfof
m tho Union o.i'fs omuuer bll'd rp'n Che lnon vote
Ihr county CONVENTION win meet % Hopo claprl on
"edneid y sycHns s.pt ~ % e r.e,s o,.,,,,,
noniusr cantdlo r tJuris .r each 81 ih1 Longrrs
,ioua Di.'c. iath~ Guy I'D County Of Now ora ts-h
A'soriion g. At the uinr numpr li drr-stf a. nit
representative ss Uni ocurssl Convention, bs'cd upon
the Uuion vote IL the District
The several Carcssoual fanvcntoni VII mot GA RI.
pAf r,..ieg. sgt ~ B., y ''eo'i. - iolo~'.
FonIth lnIctat No. - Jr0out -.
finh D,ti.t At No. to- bci u.y q
sirth District metropolitan hl.l sos % srd 20 Sixth
seventh Dlsirlc a, No n f'rl avenue
Eirhh District At kbhcu Hal! NJ. IS West l1i n
Ninth Dfuct 4 broadway and At. ~ hnil
D.rc the CO aud County Of NswioFk, - meet ~ the
respective Assfmhy Duft Headquarters saturday even
number the runihef OF Election Dthct. IN ,ah Asssm
by District
The rrpse. t. be- held under th ,al sha he conducted
under The dirrtons of the Union Necfd Committee tfto
fore promu ted ald a ccdrnas be- certified by the
oiic.I oi the rep Associations hnh three nspc or.
by order Of the Uion General COMMITTEES.
:. DRAfER, rTosdcni.
s. 6 t MI.D.n }viee-rsr..dsnts.
II m.ny "11. u Moon. 'cer'''ri''.
RUSH C. HAWKINS.
Cha rnan Executive ,9mmiitco.
Coma II. WHITAKER socIot.ry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-24
poliiifal Notices.

)xIIlth Assembly District (22d Ward) Union
Association viii bold meeting at broadway and l7tb
street Hall MONDAY EVENING Sept. 10Th at "a o'eloek
to elect delegates 10 the nominating convention.
HIRAz w. BARsgr. Sac. GEO. L. BRADFORD PIss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-24
su,c,pr op AN INSANE MANA man named

SUICIDE oP AN INSANE MANA man named
Charles Oswald residing at No. III Eldridge-stI com
mitted suicide last evening by throwing himself from
the third story window He died almost Immediately
from the injuries received. Deceased had booA insane
fr time past. The Coroner was notified ana WIZ
hold an inquest this morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-24
LIABILITY OF COMMON cAKRLRs.
Bsrp. L. Solomon Az ~ T. and r ade pha sanboss FL

Itappeared in this case that on the I'D OF March,
last N.sr. Howell bros Philadelphia consigned 'sra
bic package 10 plaint per Propeller hfHo re Y"e
rom phsd,lpnia March 24ih and alleged notified
sinf Of the feet tie litter a'g however hr Ga ,ot r.
notice ill the 96h n. q thst r's'on OF sac
TIA: they na5e hAviF discharged their duty "he
they put their goods the wharf nd nohea TIC painuH.
iaius counsel insisted II mr Of the 'ansr, that "
reason the defendants were halr aud VA
upon The law their duty protect pefishAoe goods M
delivery. decision T-..fsrd
Il. Moni.on. Cos palnAI. n. Andrcw,. for d,frnd.nt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-24
DECISION IN THE CASE OF rHE BLOOM
MARINE COURT--Tsrb TERn-sypr aa-before JUDGE
errT FOR REMOVING A TOMBSTONE
Ullman at The Congregation onai

TIImAn s,L The t'HFfrVfIl"N I.'FT7'
This was TN action for damages for the r';novai
by tho def ndans Tombstone the grave OF INC
paintia fa her The plaintiff con'edci that the defendants
nacou.iy drsecraed The grave 10y tie removal 81 NE
roen The defend nis claimed they Jasiied IN The
removal OF the Tor that tie same norr M w
mat before Tombstone could b. erected ernssen
mast h,I obtained from the irus,v's, Who fave We sh'
OF supervision all iHcnpons and oufiss aud ts hs
pn IN rad not rrrcivrd h.r PEI ard IN addition had
be inscribed The stone, IAN" Do""' Va 80" q"
nno M,d." Ihs czse tired short time since and
H. rs Ji.,,reri present the defndsis conn
All frodnc.dthe by law Ia question, AID claimed suit
which granted.
II....A- ~. !. - M-r-l..r fcr hafaudaLl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-24
Grnrd
UNION RATIFICATION MEETING

ONlON IskA
COOPER INSTITUTE,
TUESDAY EVENING, Sept 9th. n.
respond the nomn zion. Of tie baltimore Convention
ABRAHAM '.iNCOLN for President.
ANDREW JOHNSON for yice-Presid-nt.
also the
Union State nominations by the Syracuse Convention,
REUBEN e. FENTON for Governor
THOMAS n. ALvORD for Lieut.. Governor
FRANKLIN A. ALRERGER for Cansl Commissioner
DAVID r. FORREST for State Prison Inspector
All citizens in favor Of the principles Get forth In the Bal
.irnorc Platform arc invited to attend.
The following reltlemen expected to speak
Governor ANDREW Of Mas.
Hon. HENRY C. DEFINING Of Conn.
Hon. WIN KELLY of Pa
Hon. JAMES sCOVILLE Of New Jersey.
Hon q. L. LUDfNGrON
Dr. FRED Schultz.
Hon RUFUS =. ANDREWS.
Il. WELL Won GERHsBACH, esq
.osElTrEE or AnRAseEmsSrs
Union Central Committee.
JAMES KELLY ALEX. II. KEECH,
SHERIDAN SHOOK, JOHN r. LAWRENCE,
HENRY II. HuELAr, JOHN FITCH,
JOHN d. OTTiWELL, DAVID Il. DWIRE,
THOMAS ROBINSON, THOMAS LITTLE,
WILLIAM A. DARLING.
Union General Committee.
RUSH c. HAWKINS, SAMUEL J. classy,
JOHN II. WHITE, IRA o. MILLER,
w. II. b. 1ILLIKEN, GEORGE p. BRADFORD,
WILLIAM HAW, IT,, CHAS 7. PoLHAMUs,
GEORGE b. DEANE, ADAM C. ELLIS,
SIMEON DRAPER.
German Central Committee
A. J DiFTBNHOEFER, EDMUND REMAcK.
HENRY RICHARD GEO. Y. STEINBRENNER,
CHARLES KEsSMAN, PETER COOK,
GEORGE MANCHOr. c. =. Z. LUEDRR,
GUSrAVUs LEVY. LOUIS NAUMAHN,
ANDREAS WILLMANS.
JAMES KELLY, Chairman.
CHAEIIs a. PorHGxus)
JonS X. LiwHsScR, 5ecie,s.i
HgsaY RICHARD,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-24

TALL FEEDINe.--In the City Controllers re-
Ort appears the charge for the dinners oeght men en-
poyed ~ count the votes ct the last Charter election
They met for ten days and the bill for their dinners
comes " e. 800 or sl62 50 per or ss 81 for each
single dinner for each man Which is rather steep
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-24
COURT OF GENERAL sLssIOSs-sEgT. "a Before
Cay Judge RtsslL
- aauIt las "a

Charles Johnsen attempt a, grand larceny. Re
mspdsd.
Elizabeth Dezroot grand larceny. scatrrrc 'uapertct
SeAis Blsi, .,tsmp q besd aIe"ny. f"n.I ''.as oS"
ye.T
Gsfr.it NcP,iitin rrsnd lsrc--y s~ni-ur- sa'gend~
Ira Ayr-. rand larceny nsl,~ner .usrsnc@t
hate Robinson grand ihfoeny s's,s fison two yr.fs
Bella Williams EaId irr.ly state Ffson tao rssfs
Charles fstivrsol. robbery. Remandsd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-24
sURRooATE's coURT-srpr aa-Rs'or. Serves
TICKER
WILLS PEONED.

During the past week the Wills Of The following
named persons have be sdiii-d g. probate. via -arhi'
ipp.fhrimer John H. Tsnisn, william AdoiPh Msihe~.
Gssrso Thompson M,ng.o ~ 0ul.sn5os sas al EAzbsil
L.naI william X ofBwsi, James trsstns! hA~i \
kiShie James 4. Barry, Ann Tap o~n. IhHfe At" 10
provisions Of pubie Importance 10 any II hes wills
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-24

Union Voters Of N.w-Nork.
RALLY RALLY! RALLYlH
GRAND UNION DEmuRsTRATIoa,
COOPER INSTITUTE,
TUESDAY EVENING, Sept p.
Notice 20 Ward Union A-sOcinsion-.-T trsai.
dents all Union Association. and Leagues ia tho CITY
requested uer At the ofB,oadsey and lJd s TINS
EVENING (sa,uday) at u O'Clock. - confer with .ho
Conmtteeon Rathcation Meeting. BY order.
JAMES KELLY Chairman
} }Ss: ,I % 5:::::s. s'a''.''.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-24
LAW INTRI.sIGENCx.

SUPREME COUsv-cuAxBsRs-sErr ''-Beforo Judge
iKRK,;
THE CASE OF U.iB NEW EATIoN-IHJUNcTIoN DIS
SOLVED.
SspsuuJ r. DinsmoTe AT 6us.avr p. Clnsfrr'.
The iniaHrtion IN this case was dissolved this
morning on he ground that hssle Of plaintiff 10 Ih h''
Nation being denied by defendant ssond DC " =
led by Jury II the Injunction were allowed 20 sno
until thai jury irepnaor inry might he done 70
tbs Attendant aud that n. injury To b. sustsned by The p'n.
G 10y the defsndsn poUniie smother new'p Pr,
with tbe same name w5uld De comparsi,cy siish Inc
JUDI. cnrd TO consider the m Of the for mo
,l.lnf Charles r. Micr the def ndan Judge Emo''
Eeslrs Gilbert and Ven Colt.
Before Justice SUTHERLAND
DECIs.OSs.
Henrietta NJ. Christensen agt- Harris l.. Chfis-
lensrn-Rcpor confirmed and Judgment Of divorce gained 10
The Marble and s,ono Carving Go. ss Horace sislri
Melton denied without costs and without prejudice 70 tho
right to show the facts stated Ia ths AFFIDAVIT On
the supplemental exaipinai''i
bc.o.ey Escs LKosABD. a.,
DECISION IN THE CASE or THE BLOOM OF YOUTH
James Laird agt. q. w. Laird.-This Was the
motion already published dissolve The injunction -irsn
log defendant from sclhn. cosmetic known ~ Lsifu
Boon, oil Youth aud iiail Pear Tue defendant All s''
that hs had Transferred all h,s right to the all s'A "
1861 snd he the plaintiff bad never used y 81"
The plaintiff claimed that be abandoned h u"n'
marx only used his name IN dr To ifot'', ny
pfopfv The Judge held that the hsd perec right 10
sell the father having informed the public is he Ie de
.ndsu thu proprietor The injunction Oh einea o} INC
plaintiff was dissolved. With SiUco-t-.
L. K Marsh for plaintiff, Edwin JaDies Tor defendant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-24

FINE PRARs.-We have seen remarkably
nno basket Of DBchesse pears Of the largest size.
grown ~ r. L. Du Bois, Flushing avenue, near Broad
way Brooklyn. They show what has been. therefore
may be- done IN fruit growing in this latitude. We
presume they will be exls bon az the Institute Fair
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-24

All Loyal Citizens VIII? ar
I mon Cause, are requested ~
TON MfEflN0, to ne held
81 NewNork. Sept. q, 1874, q
tHAkLEs n. MARSHALL,
JOHN A. STEVENS,
DAVID BOWS
WILLIAM NJ. EvARTs,
4. D. MORGAN,
SHEPARD hNAPP,
X. 81. BLATCHFORD,
SAND s. WYCkOER L co.
yOSEfH b. TAYLOR,
HORACE GREELEY,
ANDAhW CARKlOAN,
WIN. CURTIS MOVES,
ROBERT ANDERSON,
PROSPER N. WETMORE,
THOS. MURPHY,
GEORGE OPDYKE,
PETER COOPER,
BEShY J. RAYMOND,
AMOS X. EMO,
ALONZO CLARK.
DON ALONZO CUSHMAr
JOHN kEYSER,
JOSEPH HONE.
RUFUS y. ANDREWS,
EUGENE PLUnkE1T,
yOH l.. WURDEN,
RAILWAY 4 CO..
ELLIOT &. COWDfS,
A. VAN SANfVOORD,
RUSH &. HAWKINS.
RICHARD BUSTED,
JAMES ". HORTON,
JESSE HOfI.
HERMAN u. WALBRID0t
WILLIAM TUCKER,
4. w. GEIsWOLD,
GRO. BLISS, 10.
l.. W. JEROME,
,0EO. b. IALLMAN,
kEfER AcMARTiN,
uEDItDE BANCROFT,
FRANCIS LiEBER,
JOHN SLO5SOH.
JNO. ". ALLES,
JAMES w. bEEHMAN,
JAMES NELLY.
JOHN GRAY,
j.. c. MOORE,
40. G. DiMMICK,
AUG. GOODALE,
WM. LAlNbEtk, IT,.
MILLER / CARPENTER,
DREW x FaEACu,
BAKERS & VAIL,
CUNNING & PALMER,
4. NJ. HARRISON 4 CO.,
II. Is. CAVEKLY,
ALLAN BROS,
:. n. MAHBATr.
NJ. BODINE,
X. brAhnALTER,
J. D. sLDAT,
". II. b. TUrTEN,
DENNIS HARRIS.
SAMUEL WlLLETT.
JOSEPH u. vAASva,
A. l.. SELOyER,
JAMES ". WHITE.
DAVID LANE,
JONAS sosNEBORy,
ADOLF y. DUSN,
NATHANIEL HAYDEN,
john %. STONE,
JOHE %. LAWSON
EDWARD WALKER,
JOHN A. MARTIN,
THOs. Is. VAN bEUREN,
WILLIAM OhAfDOH,
JOSEPH GRAFTON.
JOHN {. fETERS,
LATIMER BAILEY,
n. Il. ORINNELL.
CHAS. n. RUSSELL,
ROBERT :. HOWE,
ID. =. CURRY,
JOSIAH DANES.
ANTHONY DILkENSON,
II. 4. SHERWOOD.
OTIS ID. SWAN,
JOHN ". EDAOHDS,
q. =. DOKMAS,
X. l.. GILBERT,
w. II. BUTTON.
NATHANIEL SMITH,
JAMES Brown,
HENRY DAY,
j. COOPER LORD,
JOHN 4. COSOvER,
SAMUEL h. WHITE.
RICHARD KELLY,
CHARLES FoA,
SOLOMON ). JOSEPH,
GEORGE RICARDO,
JOHN ". THORaE,
SPENCER K. GREEN,
WIN. MOIR,
ROBERT MEM.
CHARLTON r. LEWIS,
slGlSnUND KAUFMAN,
ALFRED W. COFFIN,
GEORGE ". Able,
". II. STEWART.
d. h. GUNNIS0hAh,
I. J. OWEN,
J. A. LIVINGSTON.
X. W. nU1LfEkT,
ID. A. CUSuMAh.
HENRY sCHENCE,
wa. TlLDES,
DUNNING DuER.
HENRY K. BLOD0ET,
WIN II. LIE.
CYRUS CURTIS,
KNIGHT.
And several IundTed others,
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g., g.. IS, 81, g., 20, "a and "a Warrington.
ksv.yoTk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-24

INC psthtI 81 ObN"'ebS f'~io " wv "-c'"' 49,
grown ~ r. L. Du Bos Flushing avenue, near Broad
way, BROOKLYN. They show what has been. therefore
may be, done in fruit growing in this latitude. We
presume they will be exhibition ~ the institute FAIR
ANNIVERSARY or THB FULTOg-sT PRAYER
kgsnsC- seventh anniversary Of the Fulton.st
daily ermestiug held yesterday OF noon. in the
Old Dutch Church which wss well filed by an audi
ence largely composed Of business men The clergy Of
nearly all denominations represented on the Occa
si0r, among whom observed the Rev DR. .Verniye
Rev. Drs Dewitt Chambers. Rev. Mr.. Duryoa. Rev
Dr. Scuddei, missionary from India; Rev. DR.. Crosby
Rev. DR.. Kfebs. Rev. DR.. Garfield. Of Newark Rev
Mr.. Blair. Rev. DR.. Van Cieef Of jersey City Rev.
Dr. Forsyth, Rev. Dr. Marsh, Rev. Mr. feltz, Rev. Mr.
Newell q Cooperstown; Rev DIR. Blair, Geo. ii. Stew.
arr OF Philsdeiphisi Y. Dodge Of this city A. d.
The Rev DIR. BuddIGton presided. and AFTER an AZ
proprste prayer and the singing If hymn by the con-
gregation, read selection Of Scripture and after few
remarks suitable 10 the occasion, caned the various
speakers who were to address tho meeting. TIE Rev.
Drs Krebs and Howard CIOby, VI the Presbyterian
Church, spoke Of TIE power Of prayer. and the
ony afforded H. IL by their expei fence in that prayer
meeing and the Rev. Mi. Ridgwsy. Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, the subject VI Christian unity
Another hymn sre sung. after which the Rev. Dr.
Scndder A returned missionary from Ceyl0n, made
brief address the subject Of prayer for the coun
nv" he patriotic eTSor Of which provoked outbur
ofapplause that caused certain reverend gentleman.
who made the prayer a. inc copPeshsae mes,ihg ~
on the doable quick Prayer then offered up by the
Rev DR. Duryea for the nation and the Aries aud the
Pew, Weston and Blair. and hessrs. George II. st-w.
arr and WIN. c, Dodge having delivered abort ad.
dresses the meeting dispersed after singing the Do1'
osogy.
FRENCH FRUITs.-A fine collection OF apples
and pears from the celebrated nurseiyman Mr. Andre
Eeroy Of Augers France - on its way 10 TINS city, and
expected TO arrive 10 season for the Horticulture III
ibition o. the American Institute opening ut thcir
rooms Ia the Cooper Institute on Tuesday evening,
feotomber a. Mr. Leroy has tbs most extensive nurse
es M France IL not in The world and his former con
buttons 10 this country have been highly credtable
he fruit 10 arrive win lend additional attraction "
She horticultural Exhibition which previously prom
issd "a be very successful Home,growers will have
ood opportunity ~ compare their own with these for
engn sorts.
CHARGED WITH FORGERY. -Detective Niven,
nj hs secoUd Precinct yesterday arrested George W..
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Eleventh A..emliy Dl.tr,ct rsolh Ward Union

Assoc r.rsuai-r - he cs % no niou ueu
COMMITTEE Primary frrtio1 ~ ~, election = Del.
gale. IL Ito oay Cofrr~--ianl sd Asss.bs tonv-u
ficus ~iH Ir.rorf iiar. 3Nng aid Broadway
n aosDA1 rvstins sept. 20, 1884, fol. oysa !,
10 2 ,. u ALLA. WILDER, frcs!tali.
JoHx Fznocsos Secretary.
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CHARGED WITH FoRGEgY.-Detective Niven,
of te second Precinct yesterday arrested George w.
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TWtHffcTh WnTd 7 MON N@-of ffff01s--T7 lTsIlnF =
csi go. Union t.tfrp Committee, e-fiou Of aeo
% the County JudciN. tonzrr,ors' ami Asaultfy
Conventions Will tcd Lincoln ,al corner fsni
and hifty -ihfd4, ST, MONDAY ENFNiAG SEPT as Poll,
eyan n ~ 4 III aososG JOIN v onlDLEf, Prosi.
J UaIoiEA tscTsi.Iy.
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Clubs ard Associations wall hnd good LihhNHssEs
Of Ae firs lDENtlAL CANDlDAlE-, sndH hrse 'airy
oil Ter POLITICAL DESIGNS suitable FOR psier c.es-
.r. tnye,oc- 6ca HnLMANs steam Prn.in; establish
meut. corner %. Gentle aud Nhite-".
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Nr~trg 4 this 49,. eicu " held rrAdcu-Tfc1a 80.
=; ui-v. NUNDif fNfNisG, the 10Th ir.. ia tie
purpose -stibs ..fs,s - - ssFio1. os pnf
th. call Of the lnon Genial Cal.ffsc Pods oyen
frym ~ ori,e.
HOOPER c. VAN Worst. P,,4idenL
TsosAs itvEy - f-fsfy.
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Ei-., A..en,hix ni.Irict uninn Aseocintiop.-

TIE mrbtrs Of this AssiciIon are ltga'st.d :. ',t
their II-sdquarterS No. 81 Or-eDwieh-st, on 'iOHpAt
EVENING 18Th inst for the purpo'e Of .sctue dse ats "a
tie County sTessiona enG Assmy D!nrct Corventis
y. +. WEYMOUTH, Pr'stiens
e. T. Ivupgp Serretary
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Lincoln aud johnson.
the ARMY AND NAVY.
BENTON AND ALyORD.
LIBERTY AND UNION.
GRAND UNION DEMONSTRATION
COOPER INSTITUTE,
TUESDAY EVENING, Sept a.
Le, sl Union Hsp a;teud.
Peace Commissioners on behalf Of the Uuicn.
GRANT, snLklDAS.
SHERMAN, THOMAS,
FARRAoUT. GRANGER
IN THE FIELD.
LINCOLN AVID JOHNSON,
FENTON AND ALvORD,
IN THE CABINET.
ATTEND THE UNION MEETING. COOPER INSTITUTE,
TUESDAY EVENING, Sept. "a.
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Twenfy-arr Ward MON As-ocinfion.-Iu pu-'u.
hs oan " the inioa Central Co4nnt.- sp~eia
meeting Of hi. A.sssison win b. he'd % thr hr-aqua
4 eEiJ hTa Wnd tulan EfldnE hooml ~ 81 th az
"a MOSDAY fNFSiSG s-yi p ~ th. purpose Of
-.sfing ie.i~s g. Ne vsfou. D9rinalg coutslil3ns
Pos open fiom g. o'olock r
EosEsT Y. DtscAS So. THOMAS nj RFHf. Pre-
Twenty --ecoDd WRrd.-ru.l Ant T. call o. 10.
uison = rl Cauilttsc tne ual9n A.s0j,tion q tie
-ru'y ,.eoad sri viii meet no 6s1 ki.htat on
MvSDAf ENENlSO, Sort "a, 0g fhn p1r,c'r 81 rc.ins
d.rsai-s the ssvrfs Convictions POS - ffou > o.
d. ii. lhUI hhiiL ifetiarii
d. PArERs9s s,,ietus.
Central Union Lincoln and Johnson Campaign
Club ti.~t4H.. svfry ftty evening .. o'cl1c. al
liz 49, carter. corner OF BIl.dssy alt NesiA4s.
Spsak.ri
hon. T.. DELAFIFLp SMITH
Ocn BUTLER &. NOBLs.
Gen WILLIAM HENRY ASTHON
NJ. SOLOMON wilsr.
tuAlEs y SPENCER. PrraasuL
JOHN N COSTA Chairman D fsgodg, Committee.
~ 'oerrs s-err.s.se.
Gen. Phil. sheridan. the Hero OF SHENANDOAH.
WI h.ls verde FOL, cheer
~ iio
UNION RATIFICATION MfEUSO,
COOPER INSTITUTE.
TUESDAY FVFSlNO. SEPT b..
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5fb Assembly District Union assorinuon. host
ing- II 'h- A.oc, on viii be &c = Headquarters 10 a.
Csrni,n-st. Oh SATURDAY fNcNlSD, sept ~, ana H-so
on MONDAY EVENING, Sept 70. .,,
The Union Prn-r-- win b. held on MONDAY tVENiNo
elect Delegates Pursuant 10 The call Of The h1on oeneih
Comm .t'se. fDWAkD Il. SlNNs tfAnush.
L. t,IpyAy Serr.tAry.
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Eleventh Ward Union AssociatioD.--A Primary
Flron vii. b. hed on MONDAY EVENING. sept p, q No
u H. - choose Desssa 10 tAe various Nominating
Ionvcrtons sccordi 90 toe 'udaiOn 81 tho Cen
trail COMMITTEES. fVls open from 20 oclccs p m
JOAN LEWIS, Pretittnt
II a. iivrr -~-rrt1ry.