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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-17
NEwHAMrsnIRE STATE FAIR.

MANCHESTER, Sept. 16.-1 he second day OF the
annual fair OF the New-Hampshre Agricultural Society
has brought large influx Of farmers into the city Tho
proceedings to-day consisted in the forenoon OF an eK
hibition OF Durhams and trials OF working oxen ana
horses In the Afternoon horse races were witnessed
The first open FOR horses that never troted Tor
money and was won by Bay Mare, owned by Richmond
smth Of Concord. Tme-2:tT 1853. 2;52i dash ~ one
mile for running horses won by John Steeles D. g
Billy Time 92O The last for horses that had
never beaten IL won by W. H. Cheuey's Of Ash
landl Cassius in 9I3s 257. 24s This evening tho mem
beers Of the Agricultural Society listened nj smyths Hail.
70 the annual address, which delivered by Prof r.
~ Dimond of the New Hampshire Agricultural Society
Tomorrow viii lie the gala day OF the Far, ana the ns
banks &c, ~ be closed.
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RECONSTRUCTION.
the canvass.

GEORGIA AIRLINE RAILRoAD-EEGROEs AS u
RYMEN.
ATLANTA Sept. 16.-Tbe Senate has passed
the House bill giving State aid 10 the Georgia Airline
Railroad Mr. Hlgbee, Republican, voted in favor OF
the bill but doubted the legality OF the Assembly, since
somany members had turned out he said that equal
rights both civil and political, had great deal 10 do
with the present cry about the State credit Two sena
tors were sworn I'LL the vacancies occasoned by the
expulsion OF the two negroes who were declared meg-
be The engaged in discussing the bail prohb-
itlng ne groes from serving on jories.
ALABAMA LEGIsLATURE-EXTRA SESSION.
MONTGOMERY Sept. 16.-The Legislature met
in extra session to-day Mr. McCraw the Speaker OF the
Uouge of Representatives., having been appointed CDa.
.celIor resigned his position. Mr. o. r. Harrington OF
Mobile was elected Speaker without opposition Major
the House He was address the members at o'clock
tonight Gov Smith sent short message reating al
most entirely the duty OF providing registration law
~~v no ELECTION IN MISSISSIPPI
The Democratic Executive Committee OF
Mississippi recently informed Gen Gillem tnaI Ine DC
mocracy preparing 70 vote or ,a @ 90
aud other officers In November next ana WonIu ho W
know The Commanding GoneTafs uecSion' AHe i'P'
was follows
HzADQuARrERs PouRTH MILITARY DISTINCT
CDKPAKTaENT MlssIssPPIl Z
NiCKsBUKG, MISS. Aug ~ 1909
u, JogS BSeeIte COMMITTEE
an am directed 6y she Commanding o. the District 70
neither the Act sf March 1857 orEhg
49, H District the sets supplementary thereto nor abJ
orders either require o. snthsss =, 70 1 we 80
indicated 10 your Communication an s very respectfully your
'0e'eA' sss TirHs lt Iieut 4sd Ipms.ry Byt Maj A.
'"N 1850 Aetnz Assistant Adjutaut0enerAl
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DIED.

MERE sber Of Rast Chatham ~ T., Pho v Bebee aged q
DID, Dr. ID a M y he Sothlt Behrc. sgrl II Ieas
urrbrF Chureb Thirrens, between ssth aud Se'Fnth-
a,ss on Friday morning. sept 49, at ii oeioeA without 'a''' W.
a. ,,ru.
~ and fiead of family respectfully nviisd 70 attend
0rr ef,e~ u te residence Of Thomas r. Rowland est
near Fsnka GeeupoDt lBookyn on IbususJ 'ne ''n ~ ~
p "a
Winner OF Jane. Couie aged year, and months
,s sves and the family resIsee, n''s " hIshu
he fap, m the reddene II her ihrr No 40 "'s'
A.. ou FrdaJ afternoon at O'Clock.
coy a, unIon n y MONDAY, Sept H. Ella Martha infant
daughter 81 Allyn asd Martha H. tor
,yr1rppCRRt FORT lee TUESDAY Sept Vs. Aun ki rehe'
% s. and friends u family invited &c attend The funeral
rom tb, fesulrrce o her nucle. onI9eh esq on az
socE m TIE PAsade VII leave ne oo' OF sp,ns
nj hs Hulse Al ChT-tophersL AZ 10 m And w k,
I ~nz At Pleasant valley convey peTsons to the place OF
funeral services -, -o,,
'ea o "a friends Of III. family invited 10 attend BIS funeral
- An SOU Cnarch Of fouThatG anu Iwrhe'A ST. o"
Pdday, the I8th inst, o. ! p IA" . - - ,
u,wKIysIp Brooklyn Tuesday, Sept - Mrs. Flea ia"""'
sseS ss .eouanees ar. respectfully invited 70 attend 5e
sos on Fday morning tie leh nsI az ~ 0e"A om l'' ''
t,s,drnee, No III Pearist .....
Pm sdelp hiA Lsdgrr please copy
N rGUwOUT-on Wednesday, Sept 10 AZ ron ""hi o. So
IT, \ Haughwnatin his Bist Fesr. =. ,
m IA es family Respectfully invited :" surn
~, sral on Friday the 18Th Inst NJ u "eloch non VIC h'r
% AZ Port Rrbmonl Steamboat leaves loot vi pejst al IL
On TUESDAY Sept u.s. ane short Illness Joshua Henry
aud friends Of the family are nel 70 Htna ns
49,, sorpus sept TO- at 10 ecok without ia'lsf invitation
mn youIe Wednesday sept lS Llne ntn' laughter OIL
~ n ,rd LIME p. Hull. aged II mouths ana o Jay.
The rswsri were taken to Delhi n l., Toe "'s'~saA
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THE rEw.yoRK scHUrzESFEsT.

The eleventh annual festlval OF INC new
York schutzen Corps commenced on Iues"y ~ '7"'S
~ ras continued yesterday, and VIII close to-nght.
mr. ,,,yes will be awarded his afternoon Delegates
g., Washington Baltimore Philadelphia, neW.IIhven,
III Ne w,yersey received on TUESDAY, AZ a. III >
Gnu the Corps formed at Central Han IN the BOW
yd marched 10 the foot Of Marketst, whence thcy
EMBARKED for Jones Wood The Fest was open1u M
,,b hy CANT Gerdes who, according 10 CUSTOM ntel
h,s one for the President, one for tue United
s s.,s and one for himself The Captain thoaeh. nc
5Se with the last shot. Beside star sHoVling,
Non bra shooting also. About oOo worth oil prizes
are so'' to be shot for The eTa wood. mo T
beaded nIgh pole, and decorated with flags.
Tach member Of the Company fires IN turn sha nryes
ha a who brings down tho last piece Of TIC easo
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YrRsr TSFTSe
CONDITION OF THE CITY MARKETS. 4

Aldermen OBricn, Conner, and Ward, with
Couucimcn Fenor O'Brien. and Kenney, constituting
tho Joint committee OF the Common Council appointed to
examine into the OF the various city markets.
made their first visit TO Washington and Fulton Markets
vesterday morning In Washington Market everything
seemed going 20 ruin The roofs werc Ia most leaky
and crazy conditions the passage ways were SO ohoke az
trects we're also so crowded with with market cars and
wagons as greatly TO impede the general traffic The Pc
fse matter living and around the market was enough
ga reasonably warm weather 20 give rise 70 many lcst
ientiaI Diseases West Washington Market "h- next
visited and IL 10 possible matters were there III
po,se condItlon The planSs In the gangways were all
loose and I'm many eases entirely broken away; nero
vcrv few facilities Of ingress or egross Evry Dody
seemed DESTROYS Of taking up all tho room that they o
y could without paying tue slightest regard 20 to ao-
cnmodation or convenience OF the Pubic on 11cr NO
on are two large dumping boards close 10 the mar
Lat nd efluvIa arising from decaylng matter thoe uc-
,,oste1 il exceedingly nauseating fhton MARKET was
No ~ visited and found 10 be III ilttls better Cohoh
me amount OF traffic this market OF course IL hot 80
GREAT lint the chief objection against u Is the cohdoh
AZ the roofs and Of the passago-ways IN general ui9h
~ =. ~, u.s elean and well ventilated Gen. Egheft L..
ia ac,nmnaned the Committee and occasionally sng-
s,st mich needed improvements. lie proposed WIN
e~ie,s 81 beueftting WashngtO Market mat there
hod he nRle truss Of wood or iron erected over
,bo nreseni one This plan could be eNeented without
interfering with the business OF the ihets
a rnof ronld also DC equally as wen aIPueu 10 Mes.
a. rn,tnu Market The roof OF this market ~ so Dad
r., bntcher there pended $500 IN repairing hs part
steIy over his store The Committee tnucu ttlr
,anr for the day with Fulton Market
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A nrivate meeting Of spirtualists was held
on Tuesday night at The rooms OF MT Douo,eiay cOrr
~ 1rIIrtvthrlst aud Sixthave. Among those present
,rara Miss Maggie Fox, who CLAIMS the maine anu ue VI
Kane, and Mrs. SclflDef, u trance ne
THE Farmer acted mystagOgue the greater part
through her the Spirits confscehuV
10 imnart soe very valuable Information 10 one VINO
asked me aRe little child who dIed Few years so,
,hn cane-la3 wears blunder which was soon
orrected by the substitution OF 10 for te hRues gwen
before Several questions were answered. noS
ever much the surprise OF CERTAIN VI WY aUd A.
A. N ,cock Mrs SclrbeT became entrahteu, anu ue'
vered long message from Indlan warrior, VINO mas
ee,, for many centuries In the hunting gfoumsoi tne
blest and ut Ia the meeting broke up Inc heA' WIN DO
held at the same place On Saturday nsh..
Colonies Geo. Meade, and W. w. sanders OF
Gen. Meades stat, are nc inc Ncstins', 49,, Rica AZ
eonel Gutierrez. Charge dAhares oil Cvs.a III
Washington; Gen. Hunt, U. 8. A.. aud Judge hoaees'
pbadelpha at the ST. Denis Hotel Gen James ID, hc-
Kean Saratoga Capt Poynter OF the Bts. hu ~ ,,h
Avenue Hotel Tie Hon Hamilton Harris, Aipai{i az ~,
Gen ID VIckers New Jersey, at the AetfOpotu ~
NJ AIcVicker OF Chicago, at the iOnnaiI nuus ~, ~
pew a. H. Fox Of England, al TIE nt. JAM, IL 20.
commander 5chJey u b. navy NJ 'no A9'oi
House. - 70
respectable American woman, aged 10
49, MN yea on the top lOOr OF tenement up
and makes 81 per week by the needle WaAs W. ~ ,
each day 10 and from her work Tho man ~, ~. g.,
Union are trying 10 raise sio 10 ~ ~
place for the aged seamstress ~ oo ~ ~,
Old LADIES' Homes IN this city Contr,puli,J, ~ "
thsrLf,iiy received at the Union, No. Franklin Sd
Admiral William Mervine died III ut Ca
on Tuesday night at tho advanced age Oh 20
entered the navy when lad lie was Nv, tininn'
the frat wears OF the Rebellion. lighting Tor te o1
mn Ina I'D yaneed age compelled his early Ielaonon'
His funeral is 10 take place III Utca tiis i".V"''
Mr.. Alexander Leatiiem, prominent TN. mem n,
| Der OF the Produce Exchange, uiou 'o1' y
| Tuesday morning.
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sERrous srABBrvG IN THE poURru WARD.

About 10 o'clock last evening, james Glib
bons Of No. 80 waer-st stabbed by John Musks,
aided by John wilderbose both sailors from Holland
The committed the sidewalk in front VI No 81
Jamcs-st. common poeket-knhe used The blade
penetrated the lower part OF the abdomen. ficng
CHASTITY wound. Dr. sicGipn dressed the wounds, aud
pronounced Them 10 be ~ dangerous character Glib
hons was suhscquentlv removed 10 Bellevue Hospital
The sailors represented thar they moested by Glib
bons while they Quietly walking through james st,
and Obliged To defend themselves with the knr.
Gibbons has a reputation as thief and was only re-
Gently released fsOm state Prison.
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MAINE.

MAINE.
THE RINGING or THE BELLS.
WArERyilLE, Me, Sept. 16-The church bells
we're all runK hrr to-day and 100 guns were fired In
honor OF the Republican victory.
MR.. BLAINE's GREETING TO GEN. GRANT.
Tie following disuateh has been sent to Gen.
u s. Grant nj Galena:
"Mane stand by n in peace as she stood by You In
war She gives C,ab'riin 10000 majority to-day ana
Will give yOu 81 ON iu November. ..-. .
JAMES q. BLAINg. Chairman State Committee"
THE REJOICING IN CLEVELAND.
CLEvELANp, Sept. 16.-The Republicans OF
Cleveland hast orb celebrated the election In Maine by
firing guns Their speeches fireworks, etc.
LOtKroRT ABLAZE.
LoCKPORT, sept l6.-The Republicans here
held large imprumIu meeting last evening over the
result OF the Manr 81, elton. Speeches. bontres and
grand torohlr procession were INDUCED In, and the
greatest enthusiasm prevailed. The Demo racy under
took TO break UP t mectngby large crowd assembling
aud hOOting
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rur nRoAD-sr. SAFE ROBBERY.

William West and William Kelley, the youth
M perpetrators OF the robbery Of the safe at the Board
OF Brokers' in Broadst, were arragned before justice
Dodge al Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday morn
ing One IL IA ana the other is years OF age detectives
Irving and Coyle Investigated The au.r ana arrested
west wbo that lac engaged III the purgrY
and charged Reilly with being the nstgator OF ~ tat
he was urged take part In the burglary oy ey WHO
covered portion Of II being taken from friends Of INC
TWO boys who had IL for safe Keeping Inc olher go
a y1euded I'm fast living. Both boys were committed
in default OF bail
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YACHT RACE Ar HARLEM.

A yacht race came off at Harlem yesterday
in which the following boats participated; The Lille
and Comet OF JcrseySty and the g. Raynor Skip Jack
J. T. EbDg, Eliza, the Three Sisters and the sophia OF
Harlem Tie boats started from Harlem Bridge al l:3l
~ m they sailed To the foot OF Nnei ourlst
going over the 1--we times, making distance OF 20
miles After the round the Raynor, becoming dis
abled. was Withdrawn. The boats completed the dls
lance In the time indicated, follows: The sophia came
I'm at 50 l The Three Sisters at 5:34 TO- the Ebng at
SOL a and the Eliza at Goa There is some TAX OF
anohl race coming of next week over tne same course
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HrFsTTS-At Nort-'sir Weiuesav 10Th inst N4rv
,dfe n Ksn iues. and daughter Sprague
-cah~e. y. j.
Punru .b Presherln Church Mouiela Friday morn
The 1874 inst at 10 o'clock
LACBY-Iu Brookyn Wedaelay Sept l6 Beaar Lacey
1870 Of h.s
The relatives milY respectfully invited
TIE auela ous Iesdence FRIDAY Riernoou Tie h mat.
At D oeock 3D.
hOSk Brootin Tuesday evening Sept IS Mrr Ann wife Of
d a. Rose OF Southampton L. aged 6s aud 10 month
NOyao . - 80 -
inHShADAt SeanEgion Mneo', L. L. Monday the fh
.as widow ofhamge Top Bseld, formerly OF Manaroneck
Ia Tue 18th Jsar Of her age
puces Va "esehester Co.. and Boston papers please copy
"nlIiNGOn Tuesday afternoon SEPT ring illness Nsy
Winter, formerly ~ Orl-sns - --s - -
Tie relatives and friends
rom ne Ch"res OF The Reformation
BROOKLYN, Friday, SEPT N. at 81 O'Clock D. m
New.O,ans papers please copy.
"IbdAhS-,ln Weias~a Sept l6 Mary beloved wife
LETTER Davis T
The relatives and friends srerespeV invited attend the funeral
from her late regcree No. 80 Oes1 brooklyn Friday
inst, att O'Clock y. m. ..'. -
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ARMY GAZETTE.


WAsnISGTON. Sept. 16.--By direction of the Presi-
consisting nf Bv~t NaiorGeu klas Casey
retired rvrt MsorGrn NJ Brsuun Major Of the rs ARTILLERY
Rr l. n Pciour Assistant Aiutsuitrnersli
Prrvs g. Pry fstv-sb lnntrT, and the JudeeAd
cate Deparmeut tn E ~. the Wsrro~n Ar
senai hssehHe ihs 4 Of rPtsnbs OF a. soS se s
tese luts Of necessity Tor Tho rtst 81
r-t Major X Buraagoa. csJt Phrpps ~ The OFT
nance D,puut Ddsae Geu knghury commanding al
be Arsenal D., ,.,..- -
Msr CosTs he's teen directed IL addition
relieve MAJOR hcArsir 81 TIE Engineer 'ots
he ehh District be required "'
az Nlrsr
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Chairman Republican Territorial Committee.
THINGS LOOK WELL.
The POcIy Mountain NelCs of the 9th says:

Returns from a OF The popular counties pub
shed elsewhere IN this impression render IL certain thht
the Republican, candidate, Allen A. Bradford, was
elected Delegate Congress yesterday by it9Olt' o
betWeeu and 1900 Republican gain on the vote OF
1855 OF ali there may he and above l0s the majority
az Mr. Chlcott NJ that time ArrapahOe County, which
that year gave the Democratic candidate more than 30
majority, gives the Republican candidate about the
same. Los AnimOs County which the Republicans lost
by 200 in 1856 shows gain OF 100 We have large gaius
In Pueblo and clear Creek Counties. We have had
good deal to contend with throughout the campaign. first
and worst OF hic the Generalization Of our party
incident 20 is uquestioned supremacy heretofore, and
tho personal qnarTels bred among ourselves Ia cosc
quence We had been refused twOhrds yOcin Congress
for admission into the Union State for this among
other reasOus-that Influential Eastern Senators aud
Congressman had been made to believe were really
Democratic in sentiment We right glad that one Of
those gentlemen il among us aud can see for HIM
self We allude SenatOr COukling Our candidate la
bored under personal disadvantages as compared
with opponent and lives In the south which has had
the Delegate In the last two Congresses His opponent
was perhaps the most popular man In the Democratic
marty He lives q mining county, and Is engaged In
portant OF our Territory has had distnetiyely
ssional Representatives He further supposed
10 have ugratated himself into the favor OF the heavy
mining counties by his opposition 10 State organization
aud into that ~ the chef commercial county BY his
agency I'm removing the capital TO Denver
The Rebels accused the Republicans Of being re-
sponsible for President Johnsons Indian policy and
this le industriously circulated had some effect on
fle canvass.
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wHALEx DEMANDS A NEW TRIAL.

OTTAWA, Sept. 16.-Whalen's counsel will
apply to the Judge Toronto in November for new
trial. basing his application on the ground that the Judge
on the trial refused 10 allow the challenge OF jurors be-
fore the peremptory challenges had been exhausted.
Prominent LAWYERS think that the ground is good and
substuutial.
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THE SEAL OF THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT
The PHILADELPHIA EpeniRg Star has discovered


The philadelphia EpeniRg Star has discovered
that the seal at present used by the Treasury Depart
mept OF the United states never adopted by Con
0ress and that even its origin Is matter OF the pro
mystery The histories OF the seals OF al tn
other DenartDents Of the National Governments anu ~
All The states OF the Union are known We Know Hen
ali ~ them we're adopted, and their Yady can hetD
Ne matter Of question; but OF the history OF TINS sea-
le or nothing is known. This much Is known concern
inc n that In the early days OF the hepnpnc congress
arndnfed a conre 10 select seal Tor the treasury
Denartment The committee reported TWO oealRhs
nsifSer Of which was formally chosen but ono VI
those designs has since been uscd ny Tue
t csrsinly without full sanction flaw 80 that tue
very grave question might possibly be ralseu
use ef II would inyaidate any docnmen, or ISSUE 70
which 1t might be affixed The grhv'y % '
consists 10 the fact that none OF our sar the
nmmismatists or historiaus eau tell ns where lhe
seal mo- stamped upon bonds ana ~ %
ally came from on how long u has been " 10
venture 10 say that the most any OF toLn Sa 90
about N a. that IA has the sanction OF al nut .
Ter az wears usage. Bat that 10 hardIy ,
enough and Il really 70 US that " AVON NJ 1919
frouie Congress should pass law as specuiy ~ RaI
lie confrm NJ the seal which now adOrns our a.
cnrreDey Meantime, II the gentlemen VINO oushS. -
Lnow an about such matters enligbten us ~
hs very glad 10 hear them II Secretary
cnrid Ana time 20 delve the dnsky archives Vi
fyv he might hit upon clue. Perhaps Mr oPh.nei
the OF the Treasury, could clear up the
ar perLaps our learned t0wnsmau, Mr. ROBERT W
who IA very successful IN tracing up such misty
as this could assist the inquiry IL not may DO ~ a.
bsT ths eminent historian, could. Al AL s'en~' 'h'
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me STATE or TRADE.
TnR PARIS DOCRSR
p,RIs. Sept. lG.-Rentcs closed ~ 6S fr 75c.

DOMESTIC MARKETS
lGe'oa IN fair demand sales 81 7f3 baesi
Nis ANA truH rco-pt- sS hsss -,
- G.. iSpr IuTpFnne adFancfd 70 VIC
Na.ir.,traf. tt~ired Si - FIR finn - ~ o.
Aretrl CO sept 10 Coiob Dir demaud today market snner
10. VI aIil1r, &c ci,sllg sass " - b1e. . r.
lf-fatiu hrh, h'ddbngs iJr saes oi
eT1 hs R-cvipt.es hale. sterling Rrehnryr $40 ~ NrN
rk SHIT FreUarss AL gold Nf sugar sod
.rehar gel Flour dul Sarerane - w % ~;
Treble tr-s Com dali lSnSi d. Oats dui AZ " .
Ca Usv riosus dali Bran better at ~ 250hl -
ratI dali Bseon qgci shvnlr" Hei Gear SiSss iSc
Iis,r, No. iff oed fpr T-rr sri PIE for key.
Monte s~r iF-futiou closed hard so bales hight@ AZ
7l- frrrirfs ~ bale. Exports. iJi bales -
iH.HIvsros lGson steady and sevei sales W
ha,s Of MdIng 2ie Receipts "a bales srPor's-'o""'e
lGJ LAlea
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The Colorado Tribune of the 10th says: "The total
official vote so far a. we have returns foot mp as fol-
lows Bradford, 2,Oy7; Belden 1895. Majority for
Bradford, 1871.
THE REPUBLICANS CARRY THE TERRITORY.
DENVER Sept. l3--Bradford. the Republican
ddate for Delegate TO Congress- is still ahead and
there are three COMMITTEES to hear from. These three
counties are estimated at 50 majority for Bradford
DANIEL WITTER,
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VIII he crowned tho schuzen King this afternoon by
young hdies Tue tist prize is gold medal. valued
at S5 and $50 ia greeubaCks the second $40, aud the
other prizes S2D each Tho members uf hunt
Ing unifOIm-green frOcks and pumed hats. good
brass band ~ music u in attendance. and also string
band at the dancing platform Owing to the unfavOrbe
weather. tie Attendance has not been 80 large
tcipated. grand ball will be given tonight, at the
Music Hall. T r..r
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THE CANALsr. HOMICIDE.

Owing to the absence of important witnesses,
the inquest la tho OF Robert g. Watson, who was
killed by Timothy Murphy In lager-beer saloon in
Canal ST. postponed until to-day by Coroner Flynn
IL will DO held 10 Tie Newly Hospital
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friction INTELLIGENCE.
NERMONT.

Tho following table shows the complete vote cast
~ v.r,,,out state election ON the LIST inst, with
,Io exception Of small towns, which gave ~
iI;can majority last year. and are good for lOO
49, wear. The Republican majority will be about
o-0
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sv,tial actitts.
IN CoRRzcriSG 4 sLrGar BRROR
DIR. Dixon,s Recon- m cndation
(should have been follows
HERNIA, {

HERNIA, OR RUPTURE. Irf
HERNIA, CAN 1T BE CURED By ANY OTHER REMEDY THAN
DIR. sHBRMAEs CURATlyESi
What shall who boldly from his Office In
tho Aston House, Radical re Truss cs wh9n punct1ng
the through shh bowel desuds There saeh
this City he Tho sands Dollars n h We ash
tie question ~ ura physician and surgeon Throughout ihs
world l. this Radical Cure Truss the inhumsn device r the
Of suffering humagts hgenei There but
The who thu, ADJ ,e Radical Cure Truss in the face ~ the
advanced Of the shameless Dr and meet bis
Since the fae II d. j. Sherman is within the nO~E
ridge ~ all suffering r,s Rupture crOwdng T. him daily 10
OF his the adaptation of
biz Cues their peculiar Dr. Sherman u resource
great comfort; hg paents with perfect con1
dence and advise I'll brethren do likewise What better eyf
ynr Of Dr. Sbefnsns Ruprc Cuatyrs thtu
positive statement the afae presumed lusr ~
be By that polite pnounI udefaiabr student and erudt1
anh the ihsnrs of the tines)f
H. SHERMAN would respectfully mfr those disposed e.
hin. the unsolicited pow ia comments VI Dr. DKon' tGAt
y D be fund az bis only nnce No 69I BrlldsAy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-17
NAVY GAZETTE.

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-17

question strikes being OF the highest national
Importance and Congress ought to give 1t the earliest at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-17

Premature Loss OF the Hair which % common nov
NJ h. .rs-ir prevented b. ~ BrsaErs tocnASN u
+ .nnTa,d dressing for ihe BAR sozh Alpai0n
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-17
THE EARTHQUAKES.

HAVANA, Sept. 1G-The intelligence received
by relation to the earthquakes ia South America
fuy confirms the reports received here the 18th inst