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for the year 1867, viz:
Providence, Thursday, July 25th, 1867
Sharon, Friday, " Goth.
Steel Creek, Tuesday, I" 3Oth.
Berryhills, Wednesday, L" 3lst.
Paw Creek, Thursday, August LIST.
Long Greek, Tuesday, g. 9th.
Lenley's, Wednesday, 7th.
Deweese', Thursday, I" 9Th.
Mallard Creek, Friday, 9th.
Harrisburg, Tuesday, 18th.
Crab Orchard, Wednesday, " l4th.
Clear Creek, Thursday, 18th.
Morning Star, Friday, 10Th.
Charlotte during the present week, and afterwards
on Mondays and Saturdays.
! hope Tax Payers will meet me promptly, as no
indulgence can be given. Those IN arrears for 1865
and 1866, who fail to meet me at this time, must
expect to pay cost.
R. NJ WHITE, Sheriff.
July Is, 1867. 4w
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Charlotte Marble Yard !

have this day sold The Stock of the Charlotte
Marble Yard to JAMES TIDDY, who will in the
future conduct the business, and is cordially recon-
mended to my customers of the last ten years.
RICHARD n. TIDDY.
Charlotte, n. c., July lst, 1867.
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A New System of Cutting and Fitting,

Three afternoons in each week devoted to teach
ing llttle girls Ornamental Fancy Embroidery,
Braiding and all kinds of Needle Work
Mrs n is compelled TO make her support by her
Needle and close industry
Feeling truly grateful for the great kindness shown
by the community of Charlotte for the past year she
has been with them she would beg a continuance
of the same. Will be found in the new house next
to Mr. Allen Cruse's residence.
July %, 1867.
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Having qualified as Administrator of Laird AIeA
ander, deceased, hereby notify all persons indeoeu
to bis estate to come forward and make settlement
and those having claims against said estate w 'be
present them properly authenticated wllni ,n.ded
time prescribed by law or this notice will DC P'e"
in bar Of their recovery. ,o,pIS
Administrator with the WIN A"N
July Is, 1867 lmpd
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TAX NOTICE.

will attend at the following times and places for
the purpose of collecting the State and County Taxes
for he vi
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Turnip Seed! Turnip Seed!
Fresh Seed just received and for sale at
SCARRS DRUG STORE.
July Is, 1867.
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Latest Arrival

Just received at B. KOOPMANN . ,oi cents M.
Bleached Shifting of oil grades fro" SF"'' w.
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rENIis CONVENTION ar eLE,ElAyo.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 TIE HERALD.

,LgYptsso. sept. &, tssf, 2
7.45 OF lock y. NJ
A EationM gathering or tho F'enian Brotherhood
oen5led la Gaetts Hall al half past two O'Clock ,hts
afternoon, Pursuant 4, call There about siH
hundred delegates present from nearly every Stats
In the Union, representing fully one thousand
circles, who joined with The regularly Organised
Fenan Senate in u gsusrai convention or congress-
The time OF the Congress this afternoon will be or
tirely taken up with receiving and eranning the
credentials Of delegates. Tho transaction OF regular
business Will b commenced tomorrow morning, strictly
with closed doors.
Among the prominent members OF the order
present are Colonel Roberts. Presidents Senators Gal
Iasher, OF buffalo; Mehan Of New York; kcQuirk OF
Connecticut; O'Bren OF Rochester horreon. Q! Chi.
cago; General Spear, OF New York Colonel ONsi. 81
Iowa; Colonel Riley, of Illinois. and Michael scauion.
District Senator, OF Chicago.
CARROTS Hall IL Handsomely decorated With Irsh and
American flags and with portraits OF prominent Irsh-
men Emmett, Colonel Roberts O'Seh aud otbon. The
principal feature Of the decoration s The British nag
captured tho rout OF the Ninety ninth British cavalry
by twelve Fenans at Freeysbayg, Canada, during tue
Canadian Invasion.
As general thing ,he members Of tho Congress. are
fne intelligent looking OF very crdab io-
deed. to The Brotherhood so fa. ~ appearances 60
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o , I = q AR r.

Senator james 4. McDousatt. Of California.
James A. kcDoUssl, lately one OF the Senators Ia
Congress from California died yesterday al Albany. In
the nsieth year Of hfs age.
He was native Of this State, having bees born o.
Bethlehem, Albany county, November 10, 1871. He
educated at the Albany Grammar School, then
under charge OF Joseph Henry subsequently, wen known
professor 81 tho Smithsonian Insais ~ Washing
ton Re rosd Law In the once OF James Lsmoursaux Of
Albany. and afterwards with Louis p. Woodward, ono
Of the Jussicss Of the Superior Court OF New York
He admitted to the bar in New York. but emigrasd
to Illinois. located ~ Griggsvls and afterwards removed
TO Jacksonville whore hs married the daughter Of
Murray Mcconnell. lae Auditor or the United States
Treasury. whNs stili o resident OF this State he
assisted In The snrvcy Of the nrst railway ever built
In ls<9 Mr. NcDousail elected Attorney General Of
Illinois; 10 ls43 he was the candidate OF he party Tor
Congress Agans the lamsnted Colonel Hardin who was
elected BY only four hundred majority IN district that
lad given HE party majority OF Thousands In lsA
Mr.. hepousan elected Attorney General OF she
vent 70 California ana began the psacsce OF his profess
In Fen Francisco. In lS4o he giuasd and accom-
PANIED On exploring expedition ia the Rio del Morris the
ola and Colorado. In the fall Of 1850 he elected
Attorney General OF California and too years ssr wards
elected 10 Congress In which body he took his seat
IN The spring Of 1889 He declined . denomination 10
1856. He was elected TO The UEted States Senate In
1901 BY tie Mat vote OF the republican aud Dougs:
members and served on the committees hnsncs aud
naval sisrs and az chairman OF the Committee on the
Convention Of 1894 Al the expiration OF his term Of
once, In issrsry last Mr. Cole, the present senator,
wa elected 10 succeed him. Sncs then the deceased
lived IN rs'rsmssL never mlagius with political sfsira
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NEW YORK STATE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.

Meeting Of thc Now York Democratic state
Central COmmittee-Thc Nousinating Con-
ventioR Called for October 3, az ALBANY.
AiBAsr, Sept. ., 1857.
The New York State Democratic Central Committee
met ct noon to-day at the Dsavan House. Samuel J.
Ndsn presided and w. T. Averel acted secretary 10
the absence Of Peter Cagssr. The attendance was
quite small. only some eighteen twenty OF the
hers Of the committee being present. Plans wore sug-
gss,ed for "ipssusfyins the public fseng against the
republican party, which Was charged with all the
obnoxious measures Of the Legislature. The meeting
otherwise quite tame. and finally adjourned affsr
fixing upon Thursday October the time for holding
the Convention nominate candidates upon the State
ticket. The Convention 10 TO consist OF one delegate
from each Assembly DISTRICT and meet In Albany, very
The democracy,
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KINGS COUNTY POLITICS.
Z Com uittee.

Republicaa General Committee.
The Republican General Committee Of Kings county
met last evening At their rooms No. Court street.-The
President Mr. e. a. sandsrson in the chair report
received from the Executive Committee conalnIna
luton providing for the election Of delsgatssnvo from
each ward aud townby primary eiecons 10 The differ
ont Assembly conventions, on the 2ist inst for the
election Of delegates the State Convention TO be held
a Syracuse the 26th inst. The report adopted
Tho General Committee having now really finished the
business OF the evening, motion was made TO adjourn
bat this did not suit the majority OF the delegates pre-
sent, who srden,ly desired that there should he
some talking at all events, before adjournment,
and Il voted down. Mr.. Why called upon his
"bald headed friend (hr. Hasbrouck, Of the Tenth
ward for few remarks the 'situatIoI;r but tia,
gentleman declined to respond Calls were made FOE
Mr.. willy hnsel, aud, after consderabs hubbub. he
conducted TO the platform 10 The ftsrrsl embrace
o. Messrs. Reeve and Van Brun where AMID numerous
jocoss remarks the audience he delivered brief
speech, with little or no reference TO the situation,
however
The Chairman then called upon. and responded AZ
length. The meeting shortly afterwards adjourned Tor
weeks.
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CONVENTION or sP,Rrl kIasFs.
!. SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 Tst MaAis.

CIsvsLsSD, Ohio. Sept g. 1877
II 10 O'Clock r. "
TIC routine business OF che Convention OF Spfftaasts.
which met here 70 day Ia trGnard Hail. wss dsPosed OF
In ths afternoon All the Delegates heve not vet arrived
John Perpoints memory the chief topic OF dsscts-
sion, aud unanimous sentiment ~ references weA
expressed for the character OF The bfus-
trious spirtuaist The B6cmeys have takea
no part yet In the mocsedDgs, and
the advocates OF free oyis have failed FAR 10 broacA
their peculiar doctrines. Jersey captain declared bin
self delegate FROM the other world, aud brought .
chart along but his c being curiaiisd 10 had ~
chance TO exhibit the article
Several OF the mediums spoke this evening spirit
ual life to large aud attentive audience.
Neither Judge Edmonds Andrew IaeRson Davis
has turned up. Mr. Isaac Rolor, of PhaelDha 10 per-
naanent President OF the Convention.
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NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.
ttsbokr1.


Eo,.a c'sptcI % PcticsssS-A visit TO HoSo.sa
Nos irst IN. VISITOR vii nee, with sasrsllaS on the
route, oat ~,,h worthless SAT- az sgisl sad eager for
prsy-Lsmsy. bi1s-cossf representatives, Of tie lss.
"a suBdsy s.salnS four ycang nsa. two of whom
we're rr-Dcunsp, Easishfass and Amsreaa.
-er. crvs,inS tie Eiyass F..ids on their way TO
me ferry sbout eishi o'clock. the n'sht beng
ysry dsss When thsy head loud cries a. short il.-
isnes FROM tasn fhntiDs there -as TOW Ia the
pad no s,tss;oa 20 ihs cries. Suddenly snumssr Of
policemen surrOrnded shsm ana fas.sasiv attacked
tnsia They thought trsi that they ~efe ssssed ~
rohieu. Ons .. them msds ht. escape aud ran 70 .
rolled on ,hs srs-s struggling -,h ibsu ASSISTANTS ssd
the tcTfih stsycf IN fhe ~ We sceu-. The fous
young arrested sef carried Toto little
n ths nddls " -hcl they bsrle ~ beer,
ss 1 ss.t al "a I 49, sss a Jsy.,ie ,s'c q
t.s rcscs Be aasstseusd th- pri-ossrs, ssans whom
tbe.f rsgioss sssa onn. charge - e.sordsry COZ
daei Although Toe nsiuf- Of their offence ~ss not
ESQ. tven,y --rs gsi do~n. God u -.s ssssssary q
1cfroe he lsnaLdsr ff0Ii frcrd - deliver the fourth
from lie gasp " toe eqatAbs iasiles The nsmss u
tie years ncu Or. slbsrt foufo.. Adoiphs Aaf VIII
Ian sfsGsl sai Wil,ism buit
wsrrss,.~r.
fnr C.sp prrnss Csts --fhs erts.sis iarr .iftin.
., BoIs'Ss % zoe osu mwcss oss. faii rtpcrs O
-hicL appeared n ths Brnsir % the "a insssut rsn
asrsa verbs; % -!lfii mursss sssna JOAN Dem g.s,
,.ssrday motnas Ihs prissas ~.s thsreupon ,sssI
10 uostissovn sns ccnbnsf In ths county ATT The g.
isry b.cams kssva Tns excitement over the msris
10 On The IN .rsass Thge b scsrcsl. loon
hoIs through ehch Dsmyssy escape eoav siisr =
! arsnx sue ~ asaes sss'ssi he,
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TIVE NORTHWESTERN sAsNeeRHsr.

ISpiASAPotis, Ind, sept. T. 1901.
Al noon to-day ell the societies OF the Saongerbund
reported excspJ from Cincinnati, which will reach
hero tonight The societies number In all thirty nvs,
and represent The cities Of Chicago Ill Louisville, Ky.
Nashville and Chattanoosa, Tenn. Cincinnati. Colum
bus Cleveland. Dayton. Sidney and Pqua, Ohio; Detroit
Mich Evansville. Madison. Jsnersonvile New Albany,
Aurora and Indianapolis. Ind.
On arrival tno socotiss we're tho depot by the
Committee Of Arrangements and escorted 70 the head
quarters where refreshments served and stopping
places sssigned each society
The principal event Of the day was the procession,
which formed nj headquarters ct tbrve i. n, and
marched 70 Fest Hail. whore the welcome concsrt and
reception ceremonies held Governor Conrad
Baker made the address the part ofthe Stale author
ties Msvor McCsusy on the part OF the city, aud Mr. A.
Zderlsicker President Of the Festival Comnlittee on
the part OF the Indianapolis socstles
The great flag thcn formally delivered into the
Keeping Of Mr. Kaufman, the new President OF the
Rund b. Mr. sio OF Louisville, the retiring President
The nrt grand CONCERT viii he given NJ Fest Hall to.
morrow nighf. Tonight the city 10 brilliantly numi-
mated, anu ans display OF fireworks In cour, House
sddsrs
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w e 8 T INDIE s.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE of TIVE sesAts.
HAVANA, Cuba. August 20. 1885,.

HAvAsA, Cuba. August ~. 1906.
The report OF the Consuitlve Jan,s went by The s't
stsamsr 70 spain showing the srpsdeney Of abandon
Eng the taxation system for political reasons OF deep
Importance Spain having offered the Captain General
hhip General Lersund he accepts only on srscai coz
<tions OF extraordinary powers 10 ne invested In MIN
The expectation OF sugar from the principal porte Of
xsvorsbly Ia TIE Aggregate The shipments Of Sugar
~srs i3s 600 boxes and asa $40 hogshesds against
D 062 100 boxes and se7,2s6 hcsshcsds In 1906: In
crease, 7i,sso boxes and i6.iS5 hosfAsses IN.
export OF molasses however, shows decrease
,ss ys.s Tue United ssss. a. spp.srs customer o.
yer cent 20; sss .ss s 's r..
done In the course Of the week. The inquiry fot low
sorts suited 70 the American markets, arc scarce. AID
Ssss q ss real. for dry 10. IL chsr,sTsd@Brliss
Sarf Stampede hence TO New YORK 81 per boz Brasn
sterling steady at 1sl U.s.. premium francs, 81 q
n premium; tntod States currency, 2tis 2st, pee
test discount but little American god has bssn Oh.
Mp LEWIS BcTers, forensn ct foundry war .su,ly
found murdered ~ bis residence Ia kaKs.nigi, No
clue las been obtained q the murderers
DOxIyun
la - Domingo, on the Goth % A.sss;, Gsnera Gar.
nsnt cssrs had arrived :, BAN TIE sth reuaIs.os
mad been given for railroad nom o-ana river TO csyo.
ssnof \ NonecsiIn, Inspector G.rsTa, Of Minis. la,
gone TO the United ststes 10 obtain wof men sni ma
WINERY Tor railroad from ths cav VI ~ W
ssuayo de Medina which will finally rtnpale o. Sar-
tiago DO ios Cahalsros charter has been grated .
him by the Csbrsi government sheh has es-a very
General Bscz 10 reported 10 be sfgSnix!ls 40 srped
ton Car.cos sgain'pcsersl His seoee., = sseesa
snd shonid he faii In the hand. u Cahisl bis death
certaln-
Hsyii dates are TO August IL TIE revolution ,h-
youth wss sabdusd. Several cus. ia the north haa
Seeu sacked ssiusvs had abolished esplsI Punishment
Dor political causes The treaty with 81 Domingo 40
ssaed ~ both parties ccns,ss Of tweiy. ar icles
~ provides that each party SHAH suppress oil attempts
aggression on the other by bands Of rsvonilonss o.
S.hefs Thsy bind themselves rot 70 ssnste any par
r. thsts fonincns 10 sny foreign Power. n provides
For adsfsnsv. sllisnce. The customs du,ie. shall 81
)syed on goods Drought Into either counIgy lrota "a,
a b.hef by land
rcsro Kicl
rorto Rice dstss are MP 70 August :. The Governor
Sne conduc; had been approved by SPAN, who confer
Hscnt,ounv power on him. large Qusntity Of gre
ssdes and war material arrived By the Isu Two maj
Sieamsrs from spain. The government subsidiyrd ,
bsw Hue 81 Spanish steamers W ~ Thouss grsstn.
81 900 zip 10 the comvss-.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

THn LONDON MONEY! NlKxEr-LOsDos. Sept -
lsv0aiug -ConsuIs closed 8tx Tor money. American
vecurites closed a the following rates United states
6vstwsnty bonds. 73x Illinois Central Railway shares
FIX; Erie Railway shares, l6a<; Atlantic and Grsai
Western Consolidated bonds, "a
! Tnn C0susKSTAL BoURsEs. Sept B.
Evenlng States bonds closed at s7 tor the IT,
7 fWrsroos CorTox xARxsr --l.lvrReooL, Sept. a.
Eveniag Tho market for cotton mas beer strong
ahrouaSout the day. and closed hrm ~ the following
Authorized upiands lO,sd, atd.
nr Orleans loSd TIE saes Of the day foot up 10 600
TaAps REpoar Tho advsess from Manchester ere
fsvorabls. The market fos goods and yarns 10 nrm.
=. LsvDspoog BRsApsrcyys .-fdvEsrooI, Sep
tember S-EvsninG The market closed irregular, bat
Ssthss vsate, Corn, aAs o. Wheat. Id lower on
california white, which cossd Z. lSs. 3D. per centsL
bst o. ID. Barley, bs Peas, Ala. 6d
, LvEnrooI PRovrsoO NAaKsr.-I.vEnrooi, Septem-
her a-Eyening Cheese, S0sL Beef. it7s. I'd. Lard.
Sla "a. Pork 7sa Cd. Bacon, 43s.
I1vRPooL PRopucB MAnHu.-LlvsRPoof, september
e-Evsaiag -Rosn, common 70 3D., aud medium, LIS
Tallov Ils Cd. Ashss Sic. for pots. Spirits turpsn.
Sins, 3oa Cd. Pstrolsuu-sp;rits. va. and refined.
Lospor MAaKsr.-Lospos, September 8-Evsn!ng -
Sugar 2ls. Cd. for No 10 Dutch standard lron OBS.
per Ton for Scotch pig. Whale OIL fao sperm OIL. Elis
fAasesd cakes f1o 81. Calcutta ilaseed, oss o. LIN
Tas PsraoLsux MAsxsr-AsrwsRs. Sept s-rs,ro-
xeum weak at lss<f for standard white
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FAIR of the NEW ENGLAND AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

PRov-pEScR, l., Sept 8, 1907.
The fourth annual fair OF the New EaRand Agricui-
tuiai Society aud the Rhode Island Domestic Industry
Society opened Nsrraganset PARK to-day. 1horc
many Thousand psssons In attendance
~ eleven O'Clock the meeting Of ocers took place at
the r'rcsdeuts headQuarterS An address Of welcome
70 the New England Soclety made by Hon. William
spsue the President Of the Rhode Island Society," and
responded 70 By President Lorns. Of the former
The fair isoluds>s cattle show. horse SHOW, exhi-
btion OF oil domestic animals, plants. flowers vsgeta-
bss, fruits, household manufactures, mechanical pro-
$4,000
There three trials OF speed for trong horses In
shs drs Washington and mate OF Boston, beat Britain
aud mate OF Hartford. Time. 2:30. 2ssk, 49, and
2.3ok
In the second race, which was for Q premium Of
81 $50 Draco Pnsce beat Garbadl and Tacon.c Time
3:3lL. AJAX. 23l.
In the third which 10 saddles. Jack Lewis, Of
Hartford. beat Railway, OF New York. Tms-2STH,
2:26k, a. 81, 2:Ak.
The fair s,ll remain open for three days longer
There are sixty.seven entries OF racing horses.
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BY TIE CABLE TO SEPTEMBER 3.
A TurkO-ChrStian Commission Of Ia
Quiry for Gambia.
American Offer for the Danish
West Indies.
the WARWICK RACES AND WINNERS.
the EAsTERa QUESTION.

Tarkish favestiaatiOn Of the Affairs OF Can
aia-Chrtstisas Appointed on tho Cone
sntssten.
CossrASrNorIg, Sept 2. 1857
A mixed board Of inquiry, composed OF both Ottoman
and Christian members, has been appointed by tho
Sublime PORE. and viii leave for Gambia 10 nvss
sats the OF discomfort in tina; slsnd and obtain
rfom the Inhabitants statements OF their grievances
They viii make report 20 the government here, and
upon the result OF their iabors future reform tho
government OF that island will be based.
An Armissice in Crete.
LONDON Sept 9, 1867.
despatch from Athens says advces have been re-
ssiysd the OF Gambia to the effect that eight,
sns there has been suspended for the present. arms
scs having been agreed upon between .he Turks and
ErSians
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tltcrlus IN uMSerOs. otlIwAst.

wiLMssros, Del, sept g 1885,.
An slsc,lon beid this CITY to-day, sud Io.hu IA
g. Valentine. tho radical candidate for Mayor was
elected By go msotity--sbogt the same a. last yesr
he whole radical ticket has been elected except in one
ward, where there 10 democratic ro&oSty OF freen.
She Esusi Fights Convention Will meet here tenor
row and PROMISE 10 Be large demSv stvauon Dee
rsiss both white aud coiored via be acre from all par,
n the
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THE DANISH WEST INDIES.

Austrian Reports Of Dano-American NegoiIR-
lions for "a Transfer.
VIgSSA Sept. 3, 1867
The Vienna Pres, journal Of semio0icia charac-
Ter Gays has received Intelligence hat the govern
xnsnt OF the United States is the point OF concluding
negotiation with the Cabinet OF Copenhagen for the
austlon by purchase Of all the Danish possessions in
abe West Indies consisting OF the Islands OF 81; Thomas
A. Crolx and ST. John; and that tho sum Of money
which the United States 10 pay 70 Denmark for the
Sssaads Is eight millions OF dollars 10 gold
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PotGRsryrsfr seq. a. 1897
John ~ Jsss.cr. - attempted 10 l,n h.. fs,h,r
Joseph u !scsssn ~ ihis cIsy s,hori time made
NJ ESCAPE rOin voc NAcs lursi.e A,ylum 90 saturday
last The people 1vs ace M h excited abogt a. "a
tnown ihsl rout& ia sfon determined n shoot doc
lis fsihsf atasht Hs I've sct iuolss 10 height,
snc c' SENDER shd A. the tifns ~ hi s'rspe IL ~s
dressed W fght eseimsse rsss, lines cost aud hsh
H.I
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l.asY N,,Eliff fas,Isrfn,L

rRouDsslr y I serl g, 1885,.
The erstirG exercises ~ toe ,onnerc.men, ~
nrosH uiyersU t0os p'as today fo.opsi T. VI.
HggnsOa 81 S~spest ssFsgsl he ors,i9n of Ga. Phi
Beis kspp, toc.ey, aai Rev. ~ p. IhonaA q;
frooklya. ~ Y. delivered aefncn befors tue sociey
fof Missionary IbgHiry nesiinR 81 he corporation
NO Pfesdsrt 81 tie lu~siy rss eiesi but Professor
Gecfgs sbsse ~ss feqdssisI 70 go In hat capacity
for me snseins half year fhs ssn.s' Censsuisea NJ
,ns Ihss Dsta Cat u noe "a ss.siea a. this Cit, Az
ovstea dsssfsd th.s sfisfasss - &c thfn, ssd
ssfss Assssts " TAi.ss ~ - y Ass kvlk.
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FATAL RAIL WAY cAUsAuIY.

Two Ckixens Of Railway, N. j. Ran Ovor and
Killed on the Now Jersey Central Railroad.
NEWARK, N. j., sep B. 1897.
Two meu picked up this side OF Runway, on the
New Jersey Railroad. BY the rst Owl train, 81 early
hour this morning, msnged 10 q fearful manner II Is
supposed that they over by tho one O'Clock
peach train The bodies identified those OF Albert
Baker and William stage, citizens OF Railway who had
been on the Arcmens parade yesterdAy.
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SAT- ,f GOVERNMENT cturau N 81. LOUIS,

81 Lows, SEPT. B lst1.
very large sale OF sovernmen, oo,hiug took g scs
hero to-day About two hundred buyers from shrus,
representing New York. Boston. Phlsdeiphis Baltimore
Cincinnati Louisville, Chcsso, aud ether places we're
present The value Of tho properly offered 10 esnssd 81
~ 600, 600, considerable more titan half 81 wilton
vas sold to-day. There was mech competition bstxssa
bddsrs and pretty COCA prices were obtsinsi tbs
bulk OF goods cold, however, was bought By - LOUIS
houses, firm alone purchasing one bundled thou.
Sand oyerccsu and eighty.hys thousand Hndstshff.
The ss,s viii be Continued To- marrow
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-04
TIE CUBA CABLE.
SPECIAL Correspondence or TN: HERALD.

HAVANA, August 20, 1857.
The United States schooner Oriental from Punta
Rasa on tho Goth via Koy West arrived here yesterday,
and reports that nothing Of the steamer Nva
which bad round Torgas before she got TO Punta
Rasa BY telegram received last even ng at six p NJ,
the Narva bad not arrived at Key West In ell proba.
bitv the chip will have been prevented from proceed.
Ing tho linton on Consequence OF the state Of
the weather. which is exceedingly variable. with rain
squalls prevailing.
The United Sta,os steamer Lenopee was seen BY tho
Oriental or Cayo Romano.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-04
INC stpuslcN CONVENTION ar s.ltsa.

RAlroH, Y. q, Sop, g. lso7
lsfss namher 81 delegates 10 Jhs ftcpabhcan Con-
Veion, skich sssenblcs tomorrow are Already here
aud crowds are Still arriving By every train The
pressn, indications forsshsfuv immense gathering
The whites largely reprsseuts a. nearly al Of whom
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