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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-26

County The Republican Congressional Convention VIII
meet on the nth; the Democratic on the 18th
The Bows in Blue of the Thirteenth District
ccived members thus giving them battalion At their
meeting last evening at their headquarters, corner OF
Eighhave. and Eighteenth-st. Cant Noble McDohsa OF
the First Company unanimously chosen Major OF Ihe
Battalion John Miller was elected Saptah 20 nii Va
and A. A. spedier was chosen to command the Second
First lieutenant W J. Wilson and Clemence Welmann;
Second Iieuenants Thomas Stewart and william Con
and by Col Poor and Capt Nelson The hall densoy
filed and much enthusiasm prevailed
The Seventh Ward Tanners, while on Their
way 10 the Republican meeting at the corner OF Dekah
in Myrteave. near Grahanst, by parcel OF roughs.
torches we're placed behind the bar of Madde1s liquor
saloon, in the vicinity as trophies APT yonneIl"d
the barkeeper return the torches t9 tet -" ut
About the same time the twenty 'nst ware by ssot
who on the way TO NE SAINT M " siwortb and
ed with stones in Myrtle-aye., near NaiWo,thS' M
three OF their number We're more OF Tss M in time TO
prevcnt a general fight. The assallalts "cio ui'''
Tbe Rcpnblicans of the Ist District have mar
mouized Their differences ana iaiu asiu" cnle AZ
very full meeting held last evening ut inc heauq r
of the Radical wing OF the party 10 20 Nticn was
organizatiOn OF the Union Republican AssOea.iuu W.
efeced by the unanimous choice OF SupcIV,sor iGhS
smith as permanent President of the United NJ
aud Jobr W Heap. esq. reelected secretary. hi
smith on assuming the Clair, made SPIRITED speIvn
the nemhers of the Association pointing out the heeeS
ity nf hsrd ana eaicent work. and assuring them mat
with the exercise of proper energy hhu tae wv ~ ,ess
can vote OF the District would fully equal tha Vi
and while by careful scrutiny and the exercise Oh uuo
vigilance to guard against the wlolesiilo W. na,,
have hitherto pracced In tins District we Doo
cratic vote would be correspondngly diminished
A large and spirited meeting was held last
evening NJ No. sll Broadway 70 organize me Win
sembly District Grant and Grswold CUB Inc olecl VI
the Club organize body Of men who shall neVoe
themselves to the election OF National ana stare hepup
can candidates. and who will bring out the Inll hepu
lean vote Of the district The opening address was made
by Mr. Dwight IL Olmstead. constitution was theli
adopted; after which tho following named gentlemen
RUSSELL no is also President OF the Mining Board wee.
Presidents John Knox aud Charles j. Livingston ana
William HI. Woodman; Treasurer, Gen Lloyd AspiiWhii,
Corresponding Secretaries. Charles W. Gardiner ana
Thomas Coehrane, IT.; Recording Secretaries Cornelius
b. Mitchell and J T. J. Cunning An Executive COMMIT
tee composed OF the most prominent Republicans 0 the
district, formed Stirring appeals 10 the PATRIOTISM
Of Republicans Of the district were made 10y Mes-rs
Edward Mitchell and Henry Brewster The Chairman
announced that banner TO extend across broadway
would be raised In Il few days.
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dGElCCLTURIL FIiRS.
MEsIolIKsrER COuNrY.

hE>ltHkNlbk COUNT.
Notwithstanding the horrible condition OF
the obds so the threatening aspect Of the ,ke ihe
rocesdngs Of the wosichester County fair yesterday
we're attended with considerable success Everything
psS.e. OF 49, satisfactorily could be expected under
The ciroumsancos. Under the excellent supervision OF
order Ed dccorum preserved noticeable feature
OF the occasion the total absence OF ntotsa,oq
i i ' afS aSI h isfi snSt q visitors nceae
RICHMOND COUNTY.
There WAS "A very large Attendance OF both
al tie Richmond County Agricultural Far at New
Dofp staten Island Yesterday, Notwithstanding Tue
threatening appearance 81 the weather during tho morn
iug Many of the visitors ~ero from New. OH ihe
ia been ~ progress four days and the interest
taken la soeins to be Increasing IL D, expected mat
the Of visitors to-day tee closing day VII pe
larger than ever ESPECIALLY as additional interest - 10 90
impaired 10 the exhibition BY tHe races when are al
nuaurcd 10 GONE of May % tho .e,l'D'lns,hts. of
turn on nat brought the Nisots 10 the siuuhd,! ester
dsv were among the best IN the vicinity Of Newlofk:
sud the specimens Of fast troitcrs which every nov Hu
thcn weIe driven up with their loads of far ~one AT
t.socd much attention from eonnoaseur, IA hose ie'i
on H.. tGu,k after which the premiums aN afdei on
eco and the Members Running Race. which wero
10 take Mace yesterday, was postponed until Gay ia
was segun.nt about o'clock IA The evening quar-
heats. best three ~ I'VE ior purse o' ~
Three .i0rses entered the ch. a. Ncwburgh ID! M Lazy
uilnlghi. aud Slarpc's bay horse ffank mo a.tet
trtied Uhe two 20 hnrness and drew ont a,er
tire second heat having shown remarkable quality Tor
spccd i"n RI H., tS,igbf heat. Tlnc. a so5 20si
To-Day the Far will close. In the afternoon theFo 10
be a hnrdc-r.co IN which three horses ara entered
weighed as follows LObclIa $50. Blraeue, ~, anu ~
rno,, laf. premium, 500 THIS 10 Ia be followed ny
s n,, r. running race, premium, 500. Tor when ,apt
N,ore Buagle and tOlcliB entered There VIII ne
,l,. thee rots for csinA open iot AL horses. premium
,inO For county only horses that nave never beaten
= no. premium 500. For tho fastest uOtts horse pre-
MUM = sulky valued ~ $50
QUEENS COUNTY.
The eth annual fair OF the Queens County
Agricultural society closed Yesterday after four Jays ei
snccr.sl exhibition. The officers of the society nave
,nked faithfully and getcay. and during ule on
. inhibition the best OF order has been preserved Inc
ar,lfs on XhbilIou were fully up Ia the average Inc
wcn compared with former years, was mea
ger iuy. ~ "A great measure, 20 the tuIpropHlunt
v.tthti The proceeds OF the Fair will pObahy roach
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IRIsHMEN SEE DAYLIGHT.
THE IRISH ADOPTED CITIZENS AND Ilik DIN
CRATIC PARTY.

THE IRISH ADOPTED CITIZENS AND Illh hhNo
CRATIC PARTY.
Tn tn, Edftor Of The Tri6unt.
SIR Nv fellow-citzens of lIish birth who
bava known me for over twenty five years in tins city
and ProoLlyn as an active worker in the Democratic
ranks know full well that have never held an once
nnder any party in this country, and that nave never
asked any favors OF either OF the parties now eotchds
for the suffrage OF the people They VIII therefore 40 HE
insce 10 believe that 1t is not for mercehhfy motives
that thus address them would therefore STATE at te
outset that the present Democratic party IN my decided
oninon-for the following reasons, WIN thousands Vi
ohtections too numerous insert in TINS hrcf com
rpnicaton-s entirely unworthy OF our support ana
that we sh oud organize at once to eject the ma" VINO
saved this asylum Of people from being handed over
England by Je Davis anu I ph sXmpaibzers and
Know- Nothing Democrats Can we c3Islstoh,y Nos ~,
for party that has such men az ~ tbe BpE
srnment relation TO the Fenian inohsy 40, ,,ho -
This moment riveting the chains ghter on our opessea
native land, by assuring the blooa thsy ,nrs en
the A% pe.pee psnd Know Nothing Andrew
Johnson the greatest enemy Of our race ana 1a
partV who in their late platform men
TONED one word concerning the o1sages o
I'D many of whom fought nobly for the preservation OF
the Union and who like ourselves are citizens OF ihs
cnuntryl Where we're the Democratic Members Nheh
the bill for the protection Of Irish adopted szens wac
in the United stated Senate by the Hon gonn
conness an Irishman and Republican ieinDeI iq p
Cslifornsi Where was Brooks OF T .,e,e, ha
,ress and ALI the other Copperhead statentes
81 rotten Tammanys Not one ne Of T them minutes Tss
sneecb 0nr old tired friend Vim. J.. Robinson, OF
BrOokyn was the only Democrat to ad MI Te
Ike whnned snsnlels they expect that we VIII support
their hungry At THIS su eleSoH that ESs
Tory DisTael and his antIrish crew, than sueh de-
cetfu and politicians Again, naVe Sey
mour Blair. Hoffman, or even our eouhl man. ~ w -,
man ever attended meeting In this city OF country 10
sympathze with aid the 1rlsh people, IN tIe snVrs
brotherhood emphatically say, No Iet your vefs9,
therefore, 90 forth through the land that le uy % Tue
bered; that they have been weighed III the shie, anu
found waiting Form clubs at once, III every wad Oh ts
city aud every town aud hamlet throughout the country
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,n'RLSrON SEPT y e on IN good demand improved 'ni closed
l sales OF goo bses MdiHg, ~ fsJe receipts gl1 bales
MOBILE sept 3Cotten 10 good demand l.c WHICH sellers re-
fuse sales . 300 kl-s MdilBg Al 2ac. market hsfd
MEMPHIS sept sA-Coien-Middllng. "a, Q2Sc.
NEvOKiEANs sept l9-CottOn active; Mdilngt nc sals'
800 bales receipts 2'i2 bales Receipts Of the weekgs 1851
I5ll bales bsad ~ $40 bales 1915 dlS3t
ToR0NrO Ontario sept t5Bsr eyecepts bush
shipments AZ bash aud hsins shipped llO1
eep to-day ono bush market excited 70 paid The
to-day Large receipts expected nsat week
Sr LOUIS Sept STcbaeeo on The market Hemp Eat Nth
small business in low grades; Undred 30 Flour hnner Su
perue ard low in improved demsni sup.r -
80 30 Extra 5d ~ IS Double Extra 81 500 ~ %; Treble
kyirs 60 fsny ssa A MIA. 5aetss ard uaeas geo to;. .A
viii light demand Mixed Yellow, DC White S13c the stter Tor
Fancy oshe,vy and unchanged Re sfr ro1Ti los pa s
BuYsALO. 2S-Rscepts--wheat. 1V0 bush Barey, 2o
be.h Flour 5000 bbs shPmen's1Wheat 1900 Susn Corr
lrOO bush Oats 1000 bush FreigAts iu aud unchanged
Foar very dull and unhsnged Wheat quiet an lCSer ;1e, %
Cas ~ 81 closing weak 1000 bush orin,r Write Michigan
at - 90 1000 bush fair Amber Canada 81 Corn doll sud lover
s,ss Of Ooo bush No Mted Western at ~ Oiasl oS 500
bush Todoa 81 o. Oats active aud sadg sale, " % 0asl
Western bic 10000 bush Western arrive az Sc.
WiLsir3roS, Sep. 2Splus TuTpentps drm Jtc Rosn'
sfedy Strained ~ ~ No. b3qfi Pale, ta25Ufa Tar
urn az ~ 60 Cotton hrm Mrdings Z2c Strict Miting Pr
S.vASNaH sept 2,COon closed quiet but eaiy Mddlug 10
sales "a bales receipts l bales receipts the week 3iJ tts
exports cosstgise j265 bales stock on hand. 5is bales
AusUsrA Ga sept 25Coon 10 bales
receipts, Jjj bales hiidlugs closed at l1c.
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DIED.

BooEaTo Fs orns Egn. yo1as.. iisss,,r o. yG1s o.
pr. om ID, residences her fsths No 5' R'iagor' sani.
.nsrpoon sept n, At n o'cioch .,,, ,,
OFT f.fther notice
nucSTlSr Broolirn on FRIDAY ,5h list Thomas Bueiu r..
a 's sos s s s ,l place Oh MOHy o'clock from biz
i,,s residence Ne 1871 uni,ust
CoLLIss-os Yr4.y Jane, Collins sn,iTs Of County Mon
r .rd ,nd. Of hi. m, .:e Q, b. SON. IhGn" al rs
ien No so Btoomss, snniay 9Th inst. At O'clock
pAN-Ou Friday SEPT Harry Rssorb only sou Of " Il aai Mar
sen,, offuasr.l hers,aer
GiLLEsPsoa Th, %, lh inst at FGrhsT :, 70. Tsds1 s
u Ole,yls a the sSI year Of her age
III .s. -: sAaa. fr,Ss is,.os s.srd.y
S, ,.lt depot o. Il, .vs IL. =, os a oS Tr.sg
,irihsi and Founhse
soa-s q iassr.l val .. s,ea hereafter
JoSES-,, DrooIa sept a 1898 Thomas Jones C' the sHa Of
Ylncrs ste resistance No 30 Fransnss on San
t@'.oip Friends q the hHy are respectfully invited At
MoRss-A, xiag,n 0-r=,ny rue'v he III last. Richard
the 7,,a ,esf ofbssge
suLYoRD,s EH',seh On Prii,, seq, Is ,Asr short I'll
hotisc 81 funeral hereafter
PETERSON Friday l5,b Pbebe p ss 0. Charles Peters Ofh'
ely. aged IS yesTS
-. of1,, . Prpis inl daughter Of Jane, MePar.sn.
T trend, Of the h% are s'l 70 attend ses pssf, On S
- Living. ct, Brooilva.
II the late D. l. Ross - this citr. aged 20 years
nd friend, invited to attend the ignss from be 'i.
r.. Railway SATURDAY sR Tran leaves loot Of
c,ur,laplt, q, at
sEroS-A,R RE B.eb II Thursday Sept - o, typhoid S,,r
Fr sr daughter Of the late Wm Seton Of Cison East
RE- Ma ~. iii be taken to gmmia.hurs Nj
SMiT-Ou Fdisy ajh inst at Besvls j. OF dphhss Bnns
a-. youngest daughter Of Robert smith lo nrm Of
Sos, SMITH
Hsuc ssff Inc raj hereafter.
q;. sept :. che s9a a S1i p M
As street. sgrd -
m rs so fe respectfully invited 70 attend the funeral
..,vies. a. liz place SATURDAY Sept % s II
yfLsoNAt sgnss Mills Ceutre Co.. Pa Bsbs!h vie q Peter
Vs. .os. s.ri IS ycsrs sad mouth,
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TIE LOST srEAMsnP MELITA.

The ship Jacob A. Stamler, Sampson, - days
f Iayr which arrived al tins port yesterday reports
mat on sept lat - o. long Is 80 she EEL III WIN tno
renamed by her 2, hours aud took of tho crew and
,,ass.nrer. los IN number: Sept @, spoke bark None
uash from St Johns n. H. for Liverpool and put II OF
fine MelitAs passengers board; two days afterward
transferred ~ more the ship kurrachec, from the
Mauritius FOR Greennock Tho nro board she Mcltl
roLe ou In the hold days out Of Boston, and eight
bnurs fore they fell IN with the jacob staner OWING
-, tb. nature OF the cargo. which consisted OF cotton
tbacco Ac resisted every effort made 10 subdno thc
nttn.s and IL was supposed To be smolcring IN me
Mold s,tu. days before It burnt through the decA.
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M1RRIEU.

DODGBPARKERon ThgslU, Sept "a :, ,s redsa,. q the
brides psreat, Elizabeth n j. By tho Rev Kcmpsl Oliver W.
Do,s NeeYo-k Mis- Auns y daughter o. iou W Parker
sHRRNANsPHNCBRon "Wednesday SEPT le 1868 By tho Rev Mr.
Mc( all OF SarhoOk Sherman II Bridgeport Coma 70 Ai-
Die H. daughter Of Capt Spencer u wsbroOi Conn
Toledo o. snt Chica,1 pspefs pieise copy
sNlTH-PRTCR- Psul MINI TUESDAY Sept 1883 the
dsnca othe he father by Rev X Paterson Mr. Charles g.
smith Of Port Ieryis formerly 4 Ba0a Spa. r. TO Miss
JuKe A. Price u - Psui. hn1. No csrds
TYpHurR-KIPPit Hsrlen Larssy Sept a. q, st Andrew
Chrrch By Rev b Ray william IL Terhane t. Mss Nellie
Kpp daughter Of Qby Kpp. both Of s' city No
wgrCH-BOrron Thursday morning the ih lost % ne r,s-ns
gta- ,a. Rev J. Reed julius Wecb o. Nkss
-. p, n Ams.a 81 Bout u Greenpont y ~ .a-lt
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THE CAMPAIGN.

Grant and Colfax Club has been organized
at Now-Cansan, Conn.
The Union Republican Club OF haSunss' Az
4. held an enthusiastic meeting on the 35u'
L. ID. Adams, esq, will address the hepuo-
1iosns of Farmingdale, L. L. on next Monday eVenns
Gerrit Smith addressed a mass Republican
meeting in Elmrn. n Y. Thursday ana took aec'ueu
ground in favor Of Grant and Colfax.
The Irish Republican Campaign Club has
opened at No CSC Broadway. The club VIII hold
a meeting at Cooper Institute the aOth.
grand rally of the friends of Grant and
Corsx will he held at Kittat:nny House, Delaware
water Gap, at and O'Clock , m to-day.
An immense Republican meeting was held at
wauaiusport. Penn, Wednesday last. Gen. Hawley
was the principal speaker
The loyal citizens of GWenup, KY, raised
beautiful pole, from which hangs Grant flag, on
the iath.
The Rev. T. ". Conway of New Orleans,
au The Hon Dayton addressed very large Union
m,r.ng at Port Richmond S, l., on Thursday evening.
James Thompson, member of the Democratic
National Committee from Ohio has come out for Grant
ami Cofax.
The Grant and Colfax Club of Pittstown,
Hin.orion County, y. J., addressed by John A.
. .ntlrd on Wednesday evening Many Democrats IN
th, county are joining the loyal ranks
There was an immense outpouring of Repub-
l,,asa New Albany. IND on the 92d inst. Addresses
v..re made nv Judge r Hcistand Of New-Orleans and
Gen r NJ Lee or Connecticut.
The new Senator elect Dr.. Miller, of Georgia,
claimed FOR seymour q few weeks ago is now set down
Grant on the Authority OF Joshua Hin, his Repnoh'
colleague.
Col James b. Mexican Of Saratoga will
speak tonight at Otsvile; on Monday at Blooming
hurgh on Tuesday al Monticello Wednesday at
waite Lake. and then makes a raid into Pennsylvania
The citizens of Geneva, y. Y, are hard at work,
determined do their ga tho great contest They
addressed Saturday evening last by the Hon T.
a ispAsm, Tuesday afternoon by Gerit Smith, and
tuesday evening by Col. Clarke J. Carr.
Mr. Ethan Allen addressed an open air meeting
IA wiiamsburgh the 24,h MI. Aliens appointments
Tor the campaign
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in 1885, and in connection with his elder brother Mr.
sidney C. Morse. founded The Nep York O6serrer Mr..
Morse remained connected with The Otsrrer until 1858.
when he retired from active life For the past I'VE years
he has resided in New Haven Conn Last May ne sailed
for Europe taking hrs family For the purpose OF recruit
ing their health by change OF and the pca'ueSo VI
foreign travel.
DIR. Joseph y. Mcdowell of st. Louis, one OF
the most distinguished surgeons III tire west died ye-tci
DAY Of congestlye chl. In The $50 year OF his age
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10 oppose at the ballot box the corrupt vpes OF tins SO
called Democratic party In concuson request that
All our Irish adnpted citizens would come 10 Rear the
Hon John CONFESS who is 10 speak before me lro Re
Wednesday evening the 3Oth September instant. lie IL
certainly worthy of the gratitude and respect OF every
native Of ireland In this land MICHAEL l. "ibioNs-
.>cDfefaber oath. 1868.
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H.v.sA sept a5-slyar-rhe market |. tli ii'aa 's'i
ifr0he m AMI 8idJ for Nos ID 20 ~ Mo asses
heavy Common Lard hrn al ltd1
teces and "a 1l 10 flour qu at Oil N0t ~ %
y hh Hams and 2l Cured
r. bale Of 30 NJ Lumber @2i y 90 for White Pine and t1sn
%. lar Yellow Pitch Pae BrcbahgeOn Ui0n i as per cs'
peun United daJs. cent isooun
% l gold 3d3i cent premium short ssht so '@0 per
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LATEST GENERAL NEws-BY TELEGRAPH.

.. The Dominion Rifle Tournament has closed
The Philadelphia firemen. who have been visit
To-. "a Bo,los. smbsrssi fOs bone las, evening
Frederick Lopez. aged IL, accidentally shot
himself .hle .nnnns IN Csaou. Mas os THURSDAY
/, il reported that Mr. Cunard will soon re-
pI,e. b.. steamers gu tn, Boston aRi Liverpool route
IA fire occurred in Cussons stables IN Montreal
IN rbut,d.r usht three horses psrished o., 500
Accounts from the interior oil New-bruisWich
speak s potato d'e.'s as %-lns e,a .'.s.' sons
The Dominion Government has dispatched
SPECIAL gat Inquire into the distress among the HhS
l.nis.
Mr. David Christie of Hamilton. Canada. has
b.s dpntee b, the Agricultural association Of Hamilton to whit The
uuiIsd States 'ed Investigate the cattle PI'sne ,o, ,oods
Otis H. Horton small dealer IN fancy goons,
Rci.c1 u," disappeared 9Th ro,encs R. Cameron g., ia
leaving Ss ."S srss sS ,s poees.
One Kelly and James Keen. fought last sun
d ns house Of ,n 70 ps.OEe and bound over for
G on TnsisJ afternoon by number Of men ia dis
The body of a man drifted ashore at Bri gan-
tine, j. wsiueaay An 'S',cp' was isa"s 10 oSas,
doesd By up,sis ofhs yacht Lounge IT, which n0Ai ashore
If is understood that James L. Ridgey of Bal,
Gnd ..a Recording . s' .., o. III c
es to deliver .da The grand n.,oS' .s%5'eHn ee
Csios Of Philadelphia on the se'h OIL ApH' next
T. :. Senator Mcdonald of Arkansas the Hon.
r. r. Bridges North Carolina Prof JaInos Law Ithaca
aud Kent JarSs II doubleday and vckers
H. A. are at the Metropolitan to,e A. a. ae aa s
lsury ois S 81 eS Yeans Of FSras Cen
Haynes l. g A, Judge Hale. Elizabethtown, and Col
i"dinpton Assistant Inspectorieneral u D. A., arc ~
~ Uoffman House. The Hon. Rufus p Spading Nj; o.
- Ohio is at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. Gen. D. W. =
Washington and Col T. G. Stevens OF Maine. are
=, Tho Westminster Hotel. The Hon. l.. Boscawen I'm
,isnd il M the Clarendon Hotel. Cornelius wendell
Washington. Is at tho Astor House.
So5or .Jose Ferrer de Couto, the proprietor
., ra ~ Crorsi OF this city, has opened book IN his
IN 10 receive subscriptions for the relief OF tho
,nsands OF the people who suffer 50 severely DO
NJ the recent disastrous earthquake III South Amer
The yessrs Galway Cascade are also prepared 70
r.aive subscr ptions for similar Object The c0nriou
,ons sbould bo liberal as the needs are urgent
NAVY GAZETTE
WAsnrNGToS. Sept. 25;-1he follow ing nams e.
~. M, have received Psymaser Deanlson - We
wh,n Cbef Rngneer william Brooks 20 TIE Portsmouth Ss
vi, or Stamm detached tom tue poFha.p snI
s.t Of tho Pacific SQUADRON 10 place OF Ohlel
800, ah,d ali, a ,istei ialI ts, kax as,s Vi saa s'A
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FUNERALS TODAY

ARMsTRONG ROBERT. BiooklrB.
FRRRfS PFLIX. NJ. 80 West Houston 81.
MILLS. ANEnB Richmond VALLEY, !.
PATTERSON. MARY X. Brooklya.
ROSS. TIMOTHY. Railway, J.
slMONs. John ~. Elizabeth CITY, N. J.
SULLIVAN, JOHANNA, BrOeklJs
sTRHRr. ABIGAIL A. South Breoklrn
skTThRLkk. SAMUEL, stamford. Conn
TAYLOR. CHARLES e. Brooklya.
WARRINGTON. NARI A., Hartford Conn.
WINCKLBR. JOHN s., wiiliams5ufsh.
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sp,tial Hotties.
Chamber Of Commerce. New-fcrk.

Chamber Of Commerce. New-Xork
.p.e, meeting Of Cb,~ber Of Commerce will Is bed on
MOSDAY nert Sept a. at O'clock p m to 'ass measures for
the ~ Of III, sufferer, By tn. Earthquake South Ansr,
b, osier.
GRoRoR WILSON s.cret,y
q, E yeG Eu Es p SS
Ism Duss S,S os, g. and f%"..' sGf''
ls Kfs rsL Tssalnps n s
- a, Organized under special charter nom Tho Sa' o. ''-
'A''AD' $4,000 sA.5,. sioO E,sS
~, ANDREW o CURTIN Pbi,dslphs
P,TI \ FoRBBS Of Russell Co. China
PRsp BuTTBRFlRLD, OFF Buners.at CO. s"f'ri
.AAc kyEE MSAsb 'i SsA AM @'i ss.T
n'T 's sssk soT T... S T..s r.. Co. s.re
FLRrcHKR WksTRAY; ofws..rsy. Gibbs Hari''''' : g.
\ Il nlc cSEFs' y rs'ifsas
0F0RGk CoSAsT, secrsari
Tos. A. K MCCLURE Phi,d.psi. s,Maso,, o..,,.,
~ .s. sni.l,rJ oonai,a 20 s Company tbs pr,vt q
s .s @ s' Ss ,aSS c e. aSS so
my. a. '" ,s. ~ sS c S.o Hong Kons
sr.lcw oo Amor 10000 200 SSS" 1870 Ts1Ss ~,
Nagpo 10000 ,nsehsan' i'OO'Oo s0'nsA'' i''''" Iva
foreign commerce Of sss oc
s,ds which We have III. amn,o internal Of
the Bmpre ritns from these points through l" canals anu
rastw0rthy mcant OF comman
Gs,.nm.n Of business and Of social fs especial. n Chna $40
h., no poa communcsus hfa
uou /, Av courier land and br steamers on water .
No enterprise oommcnds ,self a. 10 create: degree
capttsles and 10 whole people ls OF 'as' "-''
eo%merslaly politically and ev,nssicaly 40
az this limited number MAJ pe
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