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NEW-,JERSEY.
REPUBLICAN MASS MEETING IN NEWARK.
XIroIIo,'s Dnora Houeo HVos uacLnd ON Wef

REPUBLICAN MASS MEETING IN NEWARK.
Walters Opera House was packed on We'd
nesday evening and a vast multitude stood out in the
street lsenator Haze the first speaker He had been
told that Radcalsm is dead lie wanted the Copper
heads to understand that the people Of Newark are
ready to meet the Democrats as they always
have been The people OF Newark not
satisfied with Johnsons administration lappausel,
but they are proud of the noble Grant appause of gor
little Phil Sheridan. IIenewed checrs.l We will
hur the traitor in the White House from power. If that
is revolutionary doctrine, then are reyolutionists
Major Pangborn who followed Senator Haze. SAID The
Ncc York World has what little brains the Democratic
party nave ieiJ ana n Is lne man rooI,os o,I.er
We that the Ethiopian has not changed his
skin nor the Copperheads their spots. When bad men
found atthcy could not Tuc the people they were de
temned 10 overthrow the Government We have the best
blood OF the Democratic party with us and we intend to
do our duty to all men, white black and leave the rest
10 cod The mon Who worked throu oh the war with the
Rebels to-day unchanged The speaker alluded TO
the abolition Of the free schools 81 Maryland and said the
ing TO read, because the Democratic party feafs
education, particularly OF the negroes. with one
corner OF their mouths these traitors say they
arc loyal, and with the other they uphold treason
Andy johnson is the servant OF the devil and not ruler
the people The speaker believed the people OF New
Jersey to be less corrupt than those Of any other state
COrtandt Parker followed Major Pangborn and said
that thousands rejoice in the once depsed name OF
Republican. Providence VIII stand by us now as ne dd
on the battlefield Of Antietam. President johnson Is
only the Of the United States and Congress the brain
and soul II is said ought TO leave the blacks out in
the cold after they have bound up the wounds OF our
disabled sons and given their lives for the land OF their
birth But the Republican party,the party OF justice
will that they rewarded We are responsible IOr
the degraded condition Of the blacks now let MS give
them chance-Only far chance 10 obtain that know
edge Tor which they eager as starving man Is l0r
food. Andrew Johnson reminds me OF man VINO sod
scales for detecting spurious coin, ana at the same tie
the MP before the people and talking about our duty
and AT the same time Is himself "a traitor
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FOURTH MILITARY DISTRICT
hc follovinc order has inst been published :

Hnghs FOrAru MILITARY pIsricT Ms.isipp aui ArAslsas
VIcKsHrFG Miss Sept o. iaG.. 5
person indicted for criminal ofur n ih state
Military District shall produce % the Court hs ai -
of two cre.ae c.rns sctlT forth tha during The late Rebellion.
he vas a the service Loyalty adhered them
Withholding all comfort their enemies or
te facts shn oil-rsisc c.o shown o. te Court
and tho accused shall bmso o1 that owing 20 them b. has a
b. fear if and partial tnal l Jf i.th
the pocer the ts ~ the -e tu' e prcs4nr Judge
viii cause such ahdav forwarded the Assistant Auani Cen
~ an these Iei1naers and viii direct the District Attorney p ns
nit u Headquarters copy ~ The indictment Win hs 'at
meat ~ the names nd witnesses ant tr testimony % n
be obtained u view o. its t h MlIAi uh'''h
n General Orlefs 40 H. seues from these lalaI'
sr.ulnr urf nner December 100. sales oi aris ard af
Ing utensils urder 10 vh.h e cause q" srion
cei prar 20 January h~rrh nnlc as o. permit ir sale
property be necessary 70 'a The e- eo'''
of enurt rrl 8 such
m All oae,l, cons n the Administration ofthe poor av' of the
states composing District admoA-l that The freed people
hear their share TAXATION denial them Of e benht 81" of aN
viii tolerated bat every refusal ues,ci o. properly poe M s@
o psuuer, win treated dsrtcou ~ of dui ara ioA
, Of te srt of the Act of Congress known e Civil Rights 1
By command Of Bretct MaofGra. ORD.
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NETWORK.

DELEGATES TO TIE REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
YoNKERs n Y, Sept. 19.-The following per
sons have chosen delegates from the lst Assembly
District Westchestcr County, to the Republican state
Convention: George b. sayncr Sas d. Clifford James
" Emerson senatorial Dolcgatcs--Henry Il. Archer.
Harvey Kidd j. Il. Frisbie Or. y. T. Freeman, Bailey
Hobbs. To the Judiciary COnyention-Reuben W. Van
Iclt, James 81. MarylHc.
RICHMOND COUNTY BEPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
The Richmond County Republican Convention
was held Wednesday at Clifton. The following gentlemen
were chosen the State Convention at Syracuse
LYMAN g. Webster Samuel r. Brick, jr, Robert J.. Buck
lin Alteruates-W II J. BOdne Samuel l.. Hopping,
Albert Wilcox TO the Senatorial Convention: ". III. j.
iodine Dr. Josh Feeney, T.. &. Cortclyou, j. - Egber
: r. Hillycr Johu c. Thompson. Judciary-WIam T.
johnson, Tompkns Westeryclt.
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mHz-yEUEExE2
DIED.

BRowY-A For, Lee j. Wednesday Sept 49, Of congestion OF
he nnc, Mary, wife Of G. Brown agdJ2 years
will be held az her late residence, Fort Lee on fr
20 at 10 o'clock a. M
GRIFFRN-On board steamship Taeony the IN inst
of yellow fever Mihpmau Robert eldest Of John Grfen OF
Philadelphia. Pa. in the 2Ai year of his age
GINNEII-On Thursday sept Josephine Cole infant daughter Of
Robe H. aud Carrie Gunncl aged months aud ~ days,
The friends Of the family respectfully invited 10 attend
the the residence of ler parents 10 9 lenAe near
Tw-nty. .sscondst, Friday, sept 20 At o'clock H.
HAvANs-on Thursday sept 49, Harry wAyand youngest of Geo
H. and Carrie 4. Hayans, aged 10 days
UL-At Newark " j. 49, 1857 Harriet smith vile oi Edward
Hill and late Dr. Hatfield Smith oi New branswcx n
j., 10 the 25h year Of her age
On THURSDAY Sp Washington Murray aged 80 years
Youngest o the late Col Jsmes b. Murray
The friends family respectfully invited 70 attend th mineral
services Mereest Church near bghtht on SATURDAY aer
noon, Sept 81, at 3. o'clock
poMEROYOn wednesday, Sept 49, the Rev Charles Pomeoy the
67th year Of his - -,
% aud the deceased respectfully invited 80 attend
bs feuer from residence Brooklyn Lafayette second
door the Of Nos,rand on Friday Sept 90 2oeock III
RANDoLPH0n Wednesday Sept ls Franklin F. Randolph IN the
42i OF his -, -. "a.
The friends family invited In attend the nnerh %
country residence at spuyten Duyv on sAt1rH sGpN Ra
will attendance arrifa o
by Harlem 4, r. from Noodiasn at of3
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tate row, generous sovereign people Of this ge. republic
and Peace the South COmmon the best
and safest law in the world aud the majority Of our great people h
An still glorious Army
AZ good and farmers WORKING hard in the cornhda All
our d. mechanics adsmeu artists poets and good editors what
good common snse To national debt IN full and IN an
lonest way To abolish serwa the Internal hsVenue
abolish the Excise the the better Ihe ma
oy the pep the polls at the nert election and vote o
such Lincoln Washington such who Wi AOo
and all the under which the whole country now
suffering and who viii make end the corruption Congress ana @
State Legislatures Such honest will and mus, elect D
unite all citizens Republic for amnesty 10 the south ana
g. To form the meeting powerful association unae
the Of The Patriotic Union Association with the following P
unon and separabie Let
great Republic original strength and
beauty securing peace order equality and freedom to all within It's
boundaries shedding light hope and the pathway Of
human liberty the world BY order the True Patriots
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REcErTLoN on vIsITNe FIREMEN AT MORoKEN.

RECEPTION OF VISITING FIREMEN AT HoBoKEN.
Hose Company No. 2 of Buffalo, now Oh a
Fall excursion, were handsomely received in Ioboken
last evening Al the ferry they met by Hook and
Ladder Company No l. and delegations from the other
companies and escorted through the principal streets
OdeOn Hall, whore they were welcomed by the
Council Board. Here Gen. J.. V. r. Wright spoke
to the guests behalf OF the State OF NewJersey and
replied to by Mr. Edwin IIulbur Chief OF The Buffalo
FIRE Department and the Hon. A. NJ Clapp OF Buffalo
The Foreman Of the visiting Company, Mr. james s.
Gowans, and the Assistant Foreman Mr.. W. II Kirk
holder. formally and fatteriHgy thanked the HoD0ken
frcmen for the reception and the rank and file OF the
Company expressed their sentiments by remaining In
HObOken all night Notwithstanding they had been invited
by the Exempt Association OF Firemen Of N6wYmk TO
visit of the heaers The Foster Quarete Club par
ticpated in the reception exercises, and We're highly
appreciated by the Bufiaonians. Capt. Donovan fur
nshed an escort 70 remen, under command OF Ser
Ring
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FIRES

FIRE N THE wAD,woETH HOUSE, BUFFALo.
BUFFALO y. Y, Sept. 19.-Ahout II o'clock
this morning a fire broke out in the wing Of tho
Wadsworth House TXchangc-st., near the Ncw-NOrk
Central Railroad Depot TIE rcmcn were able 10 confne
the flames iu the wing iu which the fire ot-uatcd ana
tlu. prcycutcd "a serious coulugTatlou. The building,
which belonged 10 the Wadsw0th estate, was entirely
DESTROYED. leaving nothing but the bagc walls saudrg
II was insured for ST. 900 lu the following offices: Western
Insurance Company ana Buffalo Insurance Company of
tis city and YOukcrs Insurance Company 0f New YORK,
each $1,000; Peoples and international of York. and Al
bnrv CITY Company each $500. The loss IN furniture,
stock &C. is about 5000, fully covered by Insurance.
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Baron de StOeckl, the Prussan Minister, and
Lieut. schoonmaker u. g. n, at the Clarendon Hotel
A. Mazel. Minister from Holland TO washington, ana
Baron Kusscraw, OF the Prussan legation are AZ
the BrevOort House Gov Fletcher, Missouri Is nj tue
FfthAvenue Hotel Gov. English and stan OF Coni9o rec
cut, and Mrs Chas. Sumner, Massachusetts are at te
Abermare Hotel; Bishop Wood and the iseV r. oht, an
ahan, Philadelphia, are at the metropolitan hoeii to
Hon. Geo. Buskirk and the Hon. f. NJ Benson ihunIa
and the Hon j. f. Roy, Detroit, are al inc 81 Nioo'
f.l
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PASSENGERS S1ILED.

FOR HAVANA. Sept l9-In steamship Eagle-Je'e 4 ~ 2
air and children Benz LAwton T. & sower X CAsAnoA ~ @ %
Moreno Lora Claudio Merwea. Bonclern fspuAh eh1 1
6Ps, FeIerco Pruto Louis Langneur and Colin Mhn
se Murphy wife. Milton X Rose, b. linefo NJ hIY y
no de Ava wife children Felix and Jose oavu d. "so
aiv p shes l. Leonard Rob Wilfie JIes oeumon % sI & %
p. o corn Peno Roger w g. Pongnnd John bron;h N"pn
man Pins B PIKE D H. Randall Daniel foy Geo RoneIai De
Us%.ios WIN NJ Richie Gieih JOsepa LIip jose "'n
les aaI aos L0rglo CAN. ftdsfleo L.Ia
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MARRIED..

coIPDAVENPORT-On wednesday Sept 10. by the Rev J. C.
French William Fanny V. Davenport all Of brooklyn L.
Derruia papers please copy
urNrPR Ay-CoMBSOn "Wednesday Sept 49, Church.
he the Rev Dr. Gauadet Edwin D. Mc,luTray Marie f. daughter
of John Combs esq. all OF this city
NFRCEIN-On wednesday Sept the residence Of tho
brides father hy the Rev s. Defuy o. B"ymere n j. behrs
swim of Faso Penn daughter of d. s. Meren Of
JERSEY CITY No cards
TREApwEII-BROwY-A Concord n H. Tuesday Sept H. at
f ence Of brides father Rev Prof Henry Parker
Of Dartmouth College Dr. Pssore Treadwel Of this city to Miss
Hattie daa ghte OF John l. Drown, esd OF Concord
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METROPOLITAN BOARD OF HEALTH.


At q meeting of the Board of Health yester-
day, a Committee OF Citizens from Kings County com
plain OF sugar refinery Rker's Island around which
blood and bonedust allowed to accumulate and bresu
corruption The Supreme Court having issued manda
directing the Board Of Health 10 grant permits 70 o
Soldiers Messenger and Dispatch Company, the Prerl
dent Gen Shaer appeared personally 10 ascertain wlH
action the Board viii take DR. Stone offered resolution
and the Board directed that the Company furnish sto
the places where they may desire to erect booths, ana
that the list referred to the Boards Engineer, who VII
report whether such booths win impede transit and sO
the Board will perempOrily reject Gen. shaers appLca
ton The Sanitary Inspectors last week discovered C
ported the following places IN filthy condition; N tthe
inent houses lodging and boarding, houses 20 prNa'o
dwellings, manufactures 10 workshops ana btOftn .
horse stables stables soap boiling establishments
slaughterhOuses i sunken and vacant lots, Y yards
courts, and areas p cellars, cserns ana 80
waste pipes and drains, II full and offensive
A communication was received from Assistant sanlary
paint from the citizens OF the Fifteenth Ward OF mat
city to Alderman Cunningham. notifying INN thM II
their garbage barrels set ont on Saturdays tc{ nave
TO take them III M night tucmpcd leave them in the
street over Sunday when the goats upset them on the
sidewalk They say that they have borne this all summer
in silence and therefore pray that the nuisance may be
abated. The Alderman notified the cOmpainants mat
the remedy lay with the Board Of Health The supern-
neudent says that arrangements for the removal on e
bage are made by the Aldermen themselves either Dy
contract by days labor, and that no permit, ior e
keeping of swine are granted by the Board 0 hcaih lo
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THE SOUTHERN STATES.
Maryland.

GOV. SWAMI VIOLATING TIE REGISTRY LAW.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 19.-Goy. Swami Is
charged by the press OF Annapolis with having Voeu
there on wednesday in violation Of tie registry law he
not being registered there. hut in Baltimore.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-20
- EXPENSES OF NEW-YoRK COURTS.

In the Convention at Albany resolution
adopted July TO- calling upon the Controller Of this
city for detailed information concerning the expenses Of
the courts of this CITY, including salaries paid to officials
cost Of stationery, &c In response Controller Connolly
submits the following figures, which he says are given
as fully as pOssible."
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VIRGINIA.
THE COMING ELECTION.

RICHMOND, Va. Sept. 19.-Ihcre is consider
able excitement here since the Of the order for
an election The first meeting in the State for the pur-
pose Of nominating members Of the Convention takes
place AT Ashland on Saturday. The Radicals here have
appointed delegates To the soldiers ana SaOIs OOh'oh
ton, which meets Oh the 25th inst.
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A SUSPECTED FoPGER DISCHARGED.

ToRoNTo, c. W, Sept. 19.-Spaulding alias
Howard the Chicago forgcr discharged by the police
magistrate yesterday the evidence being insufficient TO
warrant extraditon Ulrck and Heger have been re-
mauded for a further hearing.
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S)uIiiital autitss.

German Radical Campaign C,nD-heguar @ mee'ns % R, a
nnal oePD :" ~ " WV FREDERICK Schultz, President
TMEoponE G. GLAURsssxLEE, Corresp. Secretary.
,,, Assembly District Union Repubiicnn Associn a.
ia Special Meeting this Association will be hed THIS trnns
90 elect Delegates ane Atef
a. hr syracuse Pels oPer ias p to och
BY orler ui N''''
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THE WEATHER.

RRsARKs-1he Bh from II to ~ very cloudy sny
The sheet lightning moved toward the east Morning the
lightning moved TO the assouh.esst O'Clock The
owes early $50. 40; this
sept 49, From midnight 10 very coss aud sutry
Afternoon, very cloudy and gusy; Evening 10 ii
o'clock overcast little rain has fallen In city Aug
for about weeks
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cont number viii be coEvaescent in few days to jus
fy the hope they attend to business There rs but
little to do, and but few vessels willing 10 VISIT the
port 1t pretty well established that the feariul mai
ady is spreading through the country towns. II has
scourged IndanOa, Corpus Christi Houston ana many
other towns, and il spreading elsewhere Inc
last information received from the City OF BrONhs-
VILE by way OF New Orleans and Of the date OF Aug
90. There yellow fever there then and with the
strict quarantine regulations it hoped that place
would escape. As TO Galveston. Mr. Bell writes: Ian
guage fails to describe the consequences Of is ravage
Hope has fled and desOlaton peryades everything WIN
prospect Of a speedy change
New-York tribune., 1867-09-20
Spstial MOtitss.
Sentence has been Passed

sentence has been Pissed
against admission perfumes by the protective tariff bat
otherwise Pencs German Italian extract could compete
with PHALONs NIGHT BLOOMING CBREUs il the state Of Also
Int nerfection 70 which : Las nov been brought
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ALRAEy CATTLE MARKET.

AIRAyY Y Sept l9The supply cattle for the week
demand eomparley light coming from the Brighton
ana Other Eastern markets sales head 4 ace for nsor
Gd7ic for line 8d8ic good and 9G9i for extra Receipts 1000
head. -o,o
Sbeep-4d5l and 6Q7c for lambs Receipts, 700 -
og GOOD request. especially ornid prices range from G.
d59lc. per 10. Receipts, ii 900 head
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THE PUBLIC HEALTH.
uo1ERA AT OMAHA, NEBRASKA.

CHOLERA AT OMAHA, NEBRASKA.
sT. LOUIS, Sept. 1.-Two fatal cases OF
cholera occurred at Omaha to-day D. b. sutton oihi
nent Citizen was one Of the victims
AID FOR THE YELLOW FEVER SUFFERERS.
To the Editor Of The 1rtbane -
erp. The 1abors of the Howard Association
~ for the relief OF the sick by yellow fever
call for large contributions from other citieS ANY SUP
scrpons sent In aid of this charity will be received ny
us and will be paid each day in New-Orleans TO the
Howard Association by Alfred Moulton, our agent there
H. b. CROMWELL Co.. No Sc WestSt.
YELLOW FEVER IN NEw-oRLEANs'
Messrs. Daniel w. Adams, c. II. Sl0c0mD,
william H. Hunt and others, formerly residents OF New
Orleans at a meeting OF which Dr. warren STONE was
chairman received private advices assuring them ta
yellow fever is prevailing the Gulf coast TO greater
,nt than the published accounts would indicate ans
,,. tho neople are sorey distressed and in want OF
rses tn 80 and necunary aid. The NewOrleans gentlemen
apPROins and recommended that all contributions col
Incted for the City OF Orleans he deposited with
Messs essTs ssTEs Fabre at No II Wast Messrs W p
Converse a Co, at No 81 Pinest OF Mr M Morgans al
No 81 Wliam-st The Committee TO solicit subscriptions
ia composed Of W p Converse of the firm Of W p Con
Co. No 81 Pines Joseph H. Marks OF 1ne T
Erastus Lyman President Knckerbocker Life Insurance
CO.. No ia7 Frontst; John Fox OF the firm of Living
st0n Fox IL Co.. ID. III. Hdreth Proprietor OF the New
York Hotel A. ID, Grief, NO 90 Frontst d. Hrsch, No
ia Water ST.; j. j. Adams, No. l6s West-st; Udolpho
Wolff No. 26 Beaver-st.
DEATHS FROM YELLOW FEVER AT NEw-oR-
LEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 19.-The interments
from yellow the "a hours ending O'Clock this
morning were 5j.
THE YELLOW FEVER AMONG THE NEW ORLEANS
CUsTOM-HOUsE OFFICIALS - GLOOMY AC-
COUNTS OF THE SPREAD OF THE EPIDEMIC
WASHINGTON, Sept. ia letter received
here to-day from Special Treasury Agent Bell, dated
-Four miles southwest from the CustomHouse Calves
ton, Sept H." states that since the 18th inst there had
been no death OF House employees. and all then
sick were doing we'll and hopes entertained Of their
recovery Mr. Kirkpaugh. Acting Collector. able TO
be about and was at tie Custoln-House on
tle l0A inst. Lgcnt Bel thinks that SUN
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SOUTU CAROLINA.

REGISTRATION CLOSED IN CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON, S. c., Sept. 19.-Rcgistration
closed in this city today The colorcd majority Is lsOl
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ryosnc Cloth Table Covers, Just received from Turkey a,
WALTAES Upholstery Goods aud Linen Warehouse No Go Broad
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TEXAS.
SUFFRAGE AND AMNESTY MEETING At BROWNS
VILE.
At a meeting held in Brownsville on the 2Gth


Resoffef That effort with the financial con
should be- made to educate the eood people ind
highest possible standard o CIVILIZATION
Trf1lref Amteq arl c
only ia
eqniah upon which these States be admitted back
into the Union.
Ilsoired That deprecate attempt sectional or partial
legislation that on legislation sha apply 90 M thr Htits ana io a
the ueone ~ the states regariiess of locality ard race
Ies.rsd taxation aud r,feeatta should GO hand hlnd
that where the levied The other should BE- allowed
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r1cIIMoNp corNrY RErrnLIcAN coNvENTION.
LOCAL POLITICS.

THE REPUBLICAN PRIMARIEs-CITY DELEGATES
TO THE SYRACUSE CONVENTION
The urinary meetings for the election of del
egates to the Republican State Convention to be held at
Syracuse on the 25th inst held last evening The
following were the delegates elected most of them with
power to I'll vacancies:
Charles Levi. teTaie-B Weymouth George Thompson
' TN 1I,-no4Geoge Ross Theodore Williams and George Nc
Langbn lrAass-Mhael Haley James Manning and Michael
IIIp DyrRcr-Tbom, Mugap Charles Bathmn and Daniel
pnva Aeraaies-Php T. hcrrieh James White and John A.
NTH Drams, MeLaTse william IL K0nsy and nd, Gfo5s: %
D1S Ven ;rnicr William C. Hanna Charles Polhamu. and David
Walker ernlsssnae hsn % IhSgai % Die ana l @ rb rany
stropg edtes-ienry Jennings Charles W. Little and Hugh
Ss T p,,rRrc7 J. H. Duganne John Lotdel, and Hoato n
Twombiv drndtsWam Ierhune James HasgerY anu Saicm
n mss, s. Spencer Benjamin F. Schafer and
John W Farmer. terrates-Joseph Bogoi Mahe" Davis ana
'.1 Nm DrsTncr son George Merkleo and Henry
Robipn Asnat.-Jacob Riley Edward Taylor and Samuel
xTa D.ruc1-Mariiu William A%an and Francis
NJ smith ftsrHaies-Sphea H. Knapp Francis lieue M d. anu
i',sf xf 9srRcr-w Stewart p NJ wetmors and l. asy
.asGen Predehek Ooke James Ingram and IsT1e Gillette
TIITT purAcr-John Duke Simon Haleton and William Burns
xIITn Spencer Alexander Mcleod and VIII M
Ian Alexander Ahrotes-Samuel Barclay "eois' "Ae %
' Xft4n Merritt Alexander u MSsGo .1 o5u ana
DR. Frederick sohustr John Russo and DR. heH
- TiIeT dli,al-Bernard kToegeT, b. H. Reed and Martin
] n,srs,cr Waldo IIutcbns William Dnryee and William
nri GityaaEs--John d. OuSel Thomas Murray ana
Ie9~as % ~ 1ar-Robert Daragh Charles Chenev and Wilson
p.rr,msa 4iisrndneu b. Wells v Il Ooope' anu JONI -
Wandel. ,,-r,.-. u p.o,h,ook n MarshaU and
yo~.s erHaiss-Dr John H. Guscom, GeorgeF Coach
mon s1a nn,,Trcroham Wilson Isaac o. Hunt and John o.
dItsrnaiss-Iohn G. Graf James Peti aud John B.ek
'"yYT DrsrRIcr-ames Culver Francis Thomas and Allan
cane ernates-Janes Walker, Stephen > Do aud Robert
n-vtcr-Cbares H. Cooper Robert Brown. and Joseph
n~sr iSrnates--Ceorge W. Thuber. Erastus Brown and
William Healey.3
THE WEED PRIMARIES.
The primary meetings of the Conservative
Rcnublican" Thurlow Weed organization will be held
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AN INDEPENDENT POLITICAL MOVEMENT.
We have received the following unique notice

ASSErY-Cal for meeting OF all the clien
or SATURDAY. Sept at O'Clock M couhu!mel
I citizens Of the This powerful call for Amnesty anu
Peace will sound mslodlou than lne
yoics of tho cannons ia April 1901 when you
~ an for debating the Rebellion N the soatn
God he praised amentei aud immortal President oh Ape
Ino . seen Of will ememnet whru ne
e hs glorion Richmond April lso lew uas n
Co.. his death how happy and that he then and e
~ the whole south Amnesty and Peace forever therefore citizens
49, ,t rcrur and brave hos of George washington was We
y, nr hIe and most generous Abraham Liueon that the
s.t sb,ui hn,r Amnesty ara Peace auf Us NJ" yoi's"e "2
w. lii immottalo the memory Vt A9raAam LiRcgn 10 gs
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sl2o9O8 %

From relative high charges tie operating expenses Of the rad are
% per Of tie earnings aad the ratio woud be much less fths
contractors halt ThoEng ont charges
for transportation o. material and men Sf9a34n aud
deiucng the aggregate OF al operating expenses $500 3 i
per 2 the proportion cAgelbe the work dOns
contractors which less than actual cost heanse Of the half Prs
charged ard have the operating the commercial
business or the quarter $2396 3d. The account F the commercial
bushes stands IS follows.
Earnings May, Jane and July........... S23 rs 81
Expenses May, June, and JGly.......... 2J7966 50