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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-03
KEW-JERSEY.

DEDICATION OF THE UNION TANNRRY AT Or
ANGE-sPEECH OF SENATOR FRELINGHUYsEN.
The friends of Grant and COlfax III and
around Orange have labored ndustrously In common
cause during the past week and have erected one OF the
finest wgwams In the State The building Is capable OF
seating 200 people, and 10 handsomely decorated with
bapner flags devices and 1Owers Last evening II
dedicated and turned 20 its prOpreOrs Grant and
the loud hurrahs OF thousands The announcement that
Senator FTelinghuysen would speak filled the Tannery
Legion Of Tanners in uniforms 900 strong
came marching eue9 70 oyerang Iades came i i9
bearing flowers, and Messra. Raven Bacon Bacon OF
kindly furnished one OF their grand pianos
be used throughout the campaign On the platform were
Charles j. Holden, esq, DR.. G. b. Guthrie, Col james
Inppe, the Rev T. haidSH Ma Racon ts SG s se
Adams DAVIS Collamore, ESQ., the Rev VIM r. Bradley
julius Pratt Ha SSe e eeo ana cohd: esq thousand
Grant badges were distributed during the evening
audience gathered in the wgwam that Essex County was
terribly in earnest. Delegation after delegation
continued 70 pour IN until fuly 25OO PeIsonsa VIE
within the Tannery. There was large attendance
Of ladies who seemed deeply interested ~ the Pooeeu
ings The uniform OF the Legion s q very h.usyiio uS
and the members OF the OfganiZatonaie heay MI 9uus
mon Three companies are now formed ana a feeIien.
H. 70 De organized lnc bahu i eo
and played national airs After which, Iheron baidM S
esq President or the Club called tne n9e.g cd te
ard introduced the Rev MT HacOh WHO INV tio
Divine blessing The Gee club then gave FV'9 -
This song received wth laughter ana appauSSi efs
laws esq then read the Chicago Platform oI ao'3
Every sentiment therein eApitsstu was
cbccTs and at the mention Of the duy OF
thr country toward the soldier ana sailor ei,o
audience rose aud gave three cheers Tor iie boy
IN Blue. Mr.. Baldwin then made the auuitss5 5, ar, W
dedication, closing with tho words " ms mummy H
h devoted 20 the election Of Grant ana COaA anu I
Rights 10 All men" The Hon Frederick fTehhehul scn
was then introduced and DC arose amid pIOOhsc1 CHoe
ing Ie spoke for upward Of two hours rcYeWlns oN
ery question presented IA the campaign ana was HSlou
10 with intense interest seymouTs dupcly ueioloiy
and Jsck of statesnanshp. Bairs revolutionary ldc
were laid bare and the Senator's appear 70 me
national heart 10 vindicato the national hOhoII
TO pay its bonds in gold, not 10 become Dy-woia
aud ToprOach among nations, and 70 stand ny lhe oh
who had stood firm IN the hour Of peril were Ieesl,tu
speech three cheers given for Grant ana CoIaA,
Senator Freinghuysen and John Blair the kePuDlodh
candidate for Governor Of EeW-JerseY. The meeting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-03
CONGRESS NOMINATIONS.

Ia Crosse, Wis, Sept. 1.-The Democrats
to-day nominated Con. A. J. Ellis FOR Congress. 20 run
against Gen. Washburne.
BTDFORD. Penn, Sept John Cessna was
to-day unanimously nominated as tho Republican cand
date fOI Congress by the cOnierecs OF tue XVIII District
TRENTON, n. j., Sept. 2.-Gen. Charles Haight
was rcu0muatcd 10 day by the Democratic Convention
of the I'd Congressional District as n candidate for Con
grcss The nomination by reclamation, there beng
no other candidate.
The Democrats Of the Illinois lid District
Uaruswortl's) have nominated Augustus NJ. Harrington
OF Kane County for Congress The Republican minority
An that District years only 1889 10 i Doubt
fu whether Mr. HeIrngOn has yet packed his trunk Tor
Washington.
Duncan Mcpherson Is the Democratic cand-
date for Congress In the IId Maryland Uhelpss, Dis
trIct He gables thus: % know that Billy Seward
Wrots that address. ] hate him worse than do the
deyil believe him TO DO the very heltcat himself.
While am talking about Billy Seward will say this,
that II there a cOnsummate scOuudrel on the
face OF Gods earth, II Is he. We come next 10
this great man Grant He might have been great man
IN he acted the principles OF an honorable soldier
Give me "a hundred men aud | Will whip him aud two
hundred men easily. N he stands man ~ man. do
nor consider him much more than an ass IL was only
circumstances that placed him Ia the position where he
was He has not got enough good sense to grease pole
with fApplause. voice Put him III the horse market
He would bring much II you did. Thoy thought they
had achieved a great victory with their three millions Of
soldiers; and out OF those three millions one million and
half were enRrauts brought from Europe 10 fight
the battles OF the North"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-03
PENNSYLVANIA.
THE POLITICAL PROSPECT.


An editorial letter to The Washington ChrOH-
iels presents u careful aud close analysis Of tho political
prospects IN Pennsylvania from Pennsylvania
standpoint Penusy lyauia has been united. not
oven lu 1864 Here, elsewhere Graut - the chosen
the State then gave Mr. Lincoln 20Oi5 majority 10 VIII
now give Gen. Grant at least 5000
livery nomination u the state has been made unAui-
m0usly aud the whole party j. 10 ue. working Tor tho
hraye5t vote. In 1851 the Democrats had many AdFah'
tagcs. 49,.
The Republican politicians excluded the soldiers from
the best place, their ticket ia this city, aud the DrLo
Gratis took advantage 81 the mistake and gave the soldiers
their best nominations while large body ~ Republic an
nwycrs were pledged o. the fDrmocrHflc candidate for
number for the Democratic candidate for supreme Judge
ia the State. The Republican vote frA on heavily ih
every county but three and yet tho Democrats
majority n the State was only Va
This the lUss will hr male up n THREE of Tho wards
OF Philadelphia alone. rae sauziti"n ~ the kcpnbli
cans b. very thorough. There aye two state Committees.
tho fepuhhcau ard the TuuE Sndiert-thc frst under
e1 apctker Grow. the second under Gen, C. al. T. CUs
Tie linton League ~ Philadelphia j. most en-
Client 10 sends hundreds - thousands or docu-
ueuts all over the State, and rs rolls con-
tain the names ~ more Than 400 citl1cus or the
highest character representing an the intcrrss o. socey
and an the professions aud trades aud every day ndds 70
it, usefulness u an patriotic works A. IT, rooms may be
lawyers DOCTOR manufacturers, and mechanic hhd oar
soldiers and sailors hut the gifted sons Oi other states
North aud SOUTH who eagerly sought out on Their AZ
rival aud made cordially welcome.
The best speaking talent abpuudb IN the State. hun ia
all employed Not only the candidates for Congress the
Legislature and other offices busy; but huudreos OF
other men. Ike eS-Goy. Curtin, a X Mcclure, Thomas
J. Marshall, i. 4. shannon. Lrmucl Todd lrwls Han.
ran. Dr. WIN. Elder, Mayor McMchael aud Charles Glib
bUL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-03
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Iorr,yttH Sept 2Toacco-saies 81 bids New grades - NIL
raes: MEDIUM ~ Brecknrdge County Leaf 80 o.
Flour 1t 1891 Wheat s2ds2 o. Corn se oats
ESgpc rive Al Is Mess Pork S29ns29 80 Lard. l8t0is4c
Barousbouers IJc Gear RIB Sides lblc Clear sides, Iic
shoulder Clear sides, 6ic Whisky. free 81 ~.
TotEpo sept 2Pioasaes Of White al eli CO. WhestWh te
Mchgan and Ambet declining sales OF White Mchgan al % za
81 IS; No e. easier bat insctve sales Of No. at
sales Of No a. afc and No Al 500 rye
81 23asl 20 Late FreEh-so 70 bghao
Ossego and ltt 10 OTeusug RecelPtsJSo bb- fou
$50 Pour bnsh Wheat $3.50 bnsh Corn 800 oush Oas
Z-keceiptrhheat l9ooJ bush Corn, l4O''
bnsat Oats 5000 base Floor 2000 bblA shpnelis-N beat
- bush Cora bush Oats 1900 BUSH Barley soo
bu.h. RE 1900 bush Freghts-Whei l5fc Corn l5e oas
SAGE Nsvlork touF Inactive Wheat q.e saes 81 80 uA
Chesso by sample IS 40O bus DO At 10 so bush Greer
BaT Cub ard 200 bush Rel Amber aqd White Western
A. ld ~ lGd ~ D. du and asking .c advance az ths
dose of2tc)j bash No Mred Western a. ~ - Ots d
aes OF jOO0 bush and 1000 bush At Sc kys
quet Of bush III 33i Other articles unchanged
ST LOWS 2Tohacco heavy srd unchanged Cotton nominal
MddngS Flour uuehaged supsrans go - y htfa
s11b7 boub Erirs |bc % ~ Nhra lrm Al SOC ~ -
10 Prime 20 Fancy Pals Spring ~ 50 fof strictly Prime Iowa Corn
hm sales at 3-dSsc The latter Tor
Cbos White. Barley steady I - for Prime 70 Choice Re
steady 81 abl 5 Psrk quiet a. 90 - Bacon trnsr
Sboasrs ljc NIB Sdes l3s Clear RID tci Clear sides r.
Sugacured Hams BaE Meatihe oDllag pcet were tc
shou- and f.c Tor RIB dsi l3ic r Clear Nb Lari ~ q
sic fr Choice erce whisky 81 22snSl a. Che-Ssd % 70
Common Sheep SJd- per bead FOR fsr 70 Choice
Iahs s16S4 per bead Tor Good " Choice Receipts ee.
-Four bush Wheat 35e0 bush Corn, $3.50 bush Oats 5J
bash. Barley; Loo bush Rye
BuvArgrg sept Four doll and unchanged Wheat active al
To- k No and S - Oats hnu 90 Sc for No Corn
more sege D3e for No. Recept-llOO bbl Flour bN bush
Wet O00 hush Oa bash. Shlpuents-0oo bbls
Flour lls bash WHEAT 600 bush Corn.
MonLH sept Nothing douei Quotations nomi
ma. receipts ~ hsesi exports. u bales ~.
WuNtsGros n c. 2-Sprts Turpentne weaker At Sse
Ro,n quiet; No. /. - . No 2 ~ o. Tar steady at - ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-03

=, rr,rrxrs are sent free to the McCloro township
aV"1 ,,t, 10 De distributed This is the waJ kcp"o
.'1s worked ia Vermont. The same Is being done al"
aver the country"
The mass meeting at Norwich, n. " on
Icy evening was an Immense affair The "IE"am
%. .-ovded 70 Overlooking and there we're Twice 'no
- outside there were in. Judge Kingsley oi 'io
s,ste Committee. Edward DE Forest OF Albany anu
J"dse Puudie were tho speakers The OAe"DS' AMY
1. fully aroused.
The free-spcech loving Democracy OF Georgia
,oed thc.- devotion 10 their principles las' "e'A Uy
ordering colored minister EliaS Kennedy uy naulo
me 10 Ruckersville to attend Republican
do a.~ 5coips, the wishes OF his friends who feared
s,tsy. lie was ordered TO leave the place and
y. ~ nm. way home when he was deeoyed from las
- 80, ,.i shot. one yVte less FOR Grant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-03
rrp pprF TRADE LEAGUE-TAxATIoy.


I'm the absence of the President, Mr.. Charles
Moran presided the monthly meeting OF the American
Free Trade League last evening and after few general
rcras ON the interest oynced sustaining the meet
inca the League during the Summer the necessity OF
sapt effort and the progress Of the cause IN Europe
I'm contres introduced Mr. Earle who reau paper on
the subIect OF Taxation" Tho system advocated ny
Mr. Tare Is entirely different from that at present eh
nIoved Tor acquiring revenues In this or any other country
aud proposes the abolition OF all duties on Imports anu
also of personal property rear estate,
on the sales OF products sufficient "a meet the
Of the Government Ar taxes are levied sau MI IN
TO supply tho current expenses OF tho GOVornohl tSy
sbod m nata from the current earnings OF the people
aud I'm no way could this be done 30 wen AS ny INC hot
cd proposed Licenses and excise laws "eIe
denounced as oppressive ana 30. uiyOs' ncrfect
right 10 engage IN any lawful and honOrabe DSoss n
no Government has right 10 throw any oestSo ~ ~.
Adam smith and Mt Wells ~ . taoerican sysiemI
~ taxntou as 10 styled and tho essay was
an eloauent plea for 1t ON the GROUND OF us
aud ts necessary popularity among the PeoPio w.,
n No. discussed AT some length by Messrs Scout
Powell Fisher, and others MI flSner Ill iccinrcr or
10 any gentleman noted either .s to diseuss with
writer on subecs OF political ecoho,n5 W ~ no rn.
him number OF questions tOuohihb H. t,ii"ving are
nosee 10 maintain assertions OF Nisn an a. ncdped 10
abstracts: First that the faith OF lhs . A. hound
aost 80 iouds i'm gold aud the GOYofnncnl - po
80 adinsi the tariff that It's productlVchr sill ali be
essened and that the nailonal @ ynocTntic mana.
ciartnp for the payment OF the haluhh SOU,
fIes I'm paper have committed Srino on ought
to he parioned and for when tnei Sa3 no man VINO
y, ~ fdestroved So thoroughly as tnht no nnh iJ
10 DO , t thnt declaration shall ever again hoie
n ei Thirdiy; That the Republican mahhseIs III
adopting policy that may pe , Pcountry and should
@ he HSsrtv Of al repudlatOrs, or Do Io3loy ~, m
onn ~ nossble after IL shall have ahlmlaleu 'io 80
ihIalous ~ ~ @ug the tariff 50 high as 10 proholt I'm
nortaton- ara uQwittlngY supporting tepa1eHVH'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-03

-wALKER-Ou "Wednesday Sept 1852 It the Church o. ~
Ascension Greeupont Francis Mansfield Edmuaa l.
Arn Of sossburg n T. Mar b. Walker Of Greenpolnt
CARPRNTER-HAYRsOu Tuesday SEPT by The Rev ID d. New
man. Carpenter VI newton 10 Mary h. Hayes Of bfook
FpW ARps-sNTIIOn Monday August 81 1893 hy the Rev l.
Weed Geo Bvsds Mas Carrie smith both Of New iorE
opovPsTRREGALRu the city o. Brooklyn Tuesisy Sept l.
s by he Rev James A. Little Mr. James Henry GToyestseu IT, 10
Mis- Amelia Harriet Gale all Of EeE.lark CITY
PHILADELPHIA Pa and Boston, Msss, paper please copy
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TUESDAY Sept At be Church o ne
bv The W H. Odcnbemer, D. D. Bishop 81 new
J,r.. assist, b hs Rey Henry Moutgouer d. D. b,t brig
Gen Thee Roeubough U. Army, EAn0T Eaaces es'i
daughter VI Andrew Poster. esd, Of tbs city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-03

Gov. Page of Vermont arrived at Congress
Hail. Saratoga, last evening
Gen Frank Jordan, Secretary of the Com
monwealth OF Pennsy lvauia, and the Bon H. NJ Han,
late Speaker OF the state Senate have formed copaL
nershp FOR the practice Of law aud viii open an once IN
Harrisburg.
Maior-Gen. Meade, family, and staff arrived
the steson House Long Branch last evening, where
they intend spending time. Gov. FentOn has en-
gagged for to-day, and Gen. Grant Is looked for the
last OF tho week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-03

Aithy: That tho continuance OF lesaltonLe or hoea 81 u
Aauoual Iii g.ace Tho challenge closes Win ihs tv I'VE
ing sentence: " am ree-trader, and have Voted tor
'cA"ciiis except when the candidates nave bteh us
a,IutlD!C OF Incompetent. AZ frce-trader no" ue
huuco the Democratic managers the worst eneInes
~ ha'i whom rcetaGcrs cannot support WITHOUT
IuIhHy. MI Fisher declared out ~ order, az Ms
Ien As u nor pertain 10 the subject under discussion
next month ~ ~'-H w"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-03
UNION RErun1IcAN GENEEAL COMAnTTEE.
MAINE

GREAT REPUBLICAN DEMONS TRA1ION.
AUGUSTA, Sept. 2.--Thc Hons. VIM. PITT Fes-
sendcn Robert & Iugerso Of Illinois. and Henry Wilson
Massachusetts arrived here tonight aud were e.
corted by torchght procession 10 the Augusta House.
where u sorenade given them. Zach gentleman
sp0nded IN n speech. Mr. Fesscudcn spoke at length.
lie declared his continued hostility to the Democratic
pariy. and said De bad never wayered IN his fidelity to
the principles 81 the Republican party. Gen. SChos will
arrive here tomorrow morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-03
NAVY GAZETTE.

Capt W. II. MacOmb will be detached from duty
a. tie PHILADELPHIA Navy Yard from October and placed on waiting
orders Capt Alexander Murray relieves him. Commander
blake detached from the Portsmouth Navy Yard from She
inst and pced on waiting Commander r u Mauey
cis ho Commander CLas Norton gin be relieved from
duty The Portsmouth Yar from the t n eat Commander
T. G. CarpeuT Psymaster Jadson Post j. dachef HON
Mound CITY and will be succeeded bJ anstef
Elaua
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-03
1.rrsr GrNERAL NEws-BY TELEGRApH

The carriage mandatory OF John Gate, on
Lawrence. Mass burned Monday nsht With IL
Loss sl,OOO
A fire in Ripon Wis, Sunday night, burned ont
Coev Defree Erskew. L. Portugal Duyal Wood ard
III ntbers N loss about $4,000 An entire block VA burned
Two freight trains on the Rock Island and
~ paio.d ooliei Monday night hemoka Station dis
ss lie engine and several cara Tue debris took Gre AL several
eAIs eegsuusa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-03

Or. SHERMAN VS. the Radical Scalpel Tick
for the Punishment OF Mani This subject 80 interesting
to every WptnCd person, may be found on nun page u
today Hera Everyone sfould read 1t for its useful
information. IL interests every parent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-03
THE TENNESSEE MrIrTIA

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept n-Tbe Honse to-
day withdrew S assent to the Senate resolution to send
"A committee TO Washington TO wait on President Ioln
son. Objection was made 70 ono OF no ,neInl.rs
appointed on the committee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-03
TIE CHICAGO AND ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD
EXTENSION

CHICAGO, Sept. 2.-The work of extending the
Chicago Rock Island, and Pacific Railroad Will be con
tnued during the Winter. The contractor adveriises al
es MONIES to-day for 800 teams and 1900 men for that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-03

Last evening George Ewel of No. 10S Bloom
feld-st HOboken, n. j. quarreed with German known
as Fred - at No Ia Ddanest, and the latter stabbed
Ewel In the side, causing dangerous wound. The
made his escape. The wounded man was taken
TO the New-York Hospital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-03
rporrryG AT TuE SUFFOLK PARK.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2.-TO-day was the
second day Of the Suffolk Park The first race, mile
heats was won by Hickey, who was second In the first
bnt won the second aud third heats. 11me-239i G4I
For the second Ouy two horses were entered and
II was won by Myron Perry IN three straight heats
Tme-23s, 2.8i 2ilt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-03
THE COTTON CROPS.

g,,gvLr Tenn Sept 2-Speuy Co,ds to-day received the
srst bal. Of Tennessee Cotton II vs from GU Couui The heavy
during aud the c0oness OF TIE weather
win tue crop, which in Arkansas North hssspp aud
Ne.t tennessee very 1no.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-03

Freckes Tan. Pimples, &C., removed from The Facr y
pAPHIAa 0u' Sod b al Druggists, an ~ fAALpH
4 sos No 5l7 BrOadvay. \. l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-03


WARRINGTON y. c
si,0O0,ooA
Bauoa Os,e PHILADELPHIA Hrst National Bank eailus
BOARD or DIRECTORS
JAY COOKE Banker. Philadelphia
CLAREsCB n CLARK. Banker Philadelphia
,. RATCHPORD STARR Presieu. BOT Fire Is' Co, rbfA
J HINCKLEY CLARK, Banker, Philadelphia
GBO TYLER, Philadelphia
wM G. MOORBHEAD. Banker Philadelphia
HENRY D COOKE Barker Washington.
K A. ROLLINS. Cou'r internal Re.euus washinssSa
WA & CHANDLER. late Asst secy ofrroasuy Wasssstss
JNO D. DBFRRES, Public Printer. Washington
EDWARD DODGE, Bsuter. NeE.YorL
H. G. FAHSEsTOCK Banker Nss.Yos
oFrCBRs;
CLARENCE H. CLARK, President
HENRY =. COOKE yice.presiient
JAT COOKE Chairman o. Finance an Executive Coani1seA
EMERSON W PERr Secretary and Aotusrr
= $ TURNER. Assistant Secretary, washing''a.
FRANCIS g. SMITH n. D.. ygli-a D.ecsr
The advantages offered by shi. COMPANY
TITS NATIONAL COMPANY CHARTERED BY SPECIAL ACT
OF CONGRESS 1853
APAiD UP CAPITAL OF ~ 100000
IT OFFERS Low RATES OF PREMIUM
IT FURNISHES LARGER INSURANCE THAN OTHER COMPL
EIRs POR THR SAME MONEY
IT'S DEFINITE AND CERTAIN IN rTs TERMS.
1T HOME COMPANY IEEyERY LOCALITY
IT'S POLICIES ARR EXEMPT FROM ATTACHMENT
THERE ARR 80 UNNECESSARY RESTRICTIONS IN TUE
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EVERY POLICY rs NON-FORFRTTABLR
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POLICIES Will BIZ ISSUED THAT WILL PAY TO THR IN
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NO EXTRA RATB IS CHARGED FOR RISKS UPON THE
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General Agents f5r York STATE and Northern NeRJsey
Applications viii be received oF individual Agencies IN the CITY "
Esw-York -
J. Z. oRvG D. G wsrSE
w CLARK Co. Philadelphia General Agents PeaasyI'Aas
and Southern Nev-Jesey
JAY COOKE Co.. Washington General Agents fo District Of Coz
umba Maryland, Delaware aui Virginia
III YOU have the Dyspepsia. Headache, Dizziness,
Cosveness Piles Oppression se eating Rising. 1dgs
ton Or Bi ousre Il voa HARR5OSs
PBRIsTALTIC LOZENGES, wall forfeit th price Of the eoL soa
Temple, Boston; and az ca lIbN IONS AsdA
Warehouse SKbayo AMI everyE where haed ol ~ eenA
Po.t-Oalce Europe sll he Dispatched
from once TUESDAY THURSDAY ard SATURDAY, clos
Y oK and At Stations AID ll''' & aaa liSs
Also Ga WEDNESDAY se Of hour Of closing which With
posted a. the General Oles 'ad he Stations Oh 5SIAi
American In-fuie.-A sisted monthly OF this nsttss
THIS Chursay EVENING sept a. s oeooA AZ 10
rOoas 10 she Cooper buidag E6ASA hOOhh, nee csch
HIIl,s Hair Dive 5c Black Brown, intananeous aa,art
durable bssul quantity equals dollar sizes Depot Ne
2Oo Broadway nob ~ 81 druggists
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MlRPLED

PbaIou-s Flor de Mayo the perfume or bs hanake
ea,ef sod By all Drugs AMI by PHAIoS Son, NJ l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-03

For the Toilet, Nursery and Bath, PHAtoSs PA
PnN soar clap lie SAIL Sold b. al Dmssst - cent?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-03

Mr. S. T. Clarke, the Financial Editor Of The TRIB-
UEE sailed for Europe yesterd ay with his family.
MI Clarke expects 70 be absent year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-03

STL4D-At Asiri T. T. To- ths 9th Of Js Or fnssiay Sept
Pao,s y iggLf Che R,7 b aai allah Jol stead eyed
TIE irct ors fIr are -,srecfg Invited fsnefd
from prtvtersr curcl foag the t inst. a1 seoeh
The steamboat leaves IeksP II ~ aad hzaast At NV
n.
SHAWL Brookr- Norssv Acsrst b. es MIS- Margaret J..
beloved vie Il oi Shaw. s-sd y 'ears ufns end lsls
relative. mills rasurrf.r
the funeral from the Bmpae Cetgrranoaa Church Nhe Rev '"
batlettal. GA Thursday, Sept 3, al O'CLOCK
fiLOIsQS-On Nou!ay Augusta o die Rev Robert Tihos'A
funeral Mas. OF Reoriun viii pl,cs the chHreb
. Fai y. Apostle rfl uiut . end Nnt ave on lhsrsI
sent st lol ~ Theretes a hsuds Of tie family arc invites
10 attend siaou further aolce
UNDBRIllin Brooklyn, 3. y F,rh dAy (Wl1essy) sept
Hannah " tndeTh sgsd sie o!Aed Jhdsril o. LffIr
town; aud ONLY sister Of George T. Juttin
Jui1 % Aiisghsl Br1oEy at y m The relatives sns
feusOfe family Invited to aeuI Ihs funeral w.hOg. fltass
notice
WOOD-At P1etveoi F'tr n Y Or MONDAY evening Aasua
81, Dwight infant 200 u Jaues ". and Rachel woos.
ihe ieuo' sud W . ~ ite al3 ere especially nv'ed - aos
the funeral ho w. i5 Attss st. B'oosa, THURSDAY @onas
IL o'clock.
FUNERALS TO-DAY.
ALlcoTIs Mrs JANE No A. secouds, Brcotrn X n
ihNDEhsOS, Nrs ELIZABETH b.. No. So NoH0us
iBOD6MAN VIM ", Wet Mount Vernon
DYahhELi. STEPHEN y. No. ~ West TWeutieth-st
ccLAEn, 4rs ARRrHuSA no. 40 West Twenty .th.glst
Ct-n A, ~ No ~ West Tgeuty-thiri-st
FFE EiI6Tff Ms W.: MIA Mist Thuiy Church.
FARRELL, LIBBY No 10 Hillary st. Broosiyn.
FlILGbkALD Mrs. JOHANNA 10 ia wa-bngtous.
'aLLAOhLH JOHN Caeh OF SAINTS Peter aud Paul BtOshFs
GELLATLY Mn. ABIGAIL NJ. or.rgeN NJ
HEAD hss SARAH. Keuts;. Greeupoat L I
HOWES, Mrs NANCY No. l95 Auauise-., Brooslgp
OBBRLANDER GRORGg No en- sirthsy.' f''. ''''u
STOCKING Mrs HANNAH T., ~ Andrews Church DnsEe
vANDERBuiGH Mss HESTER o., Rhnebeek. n Y
WALLACE. GEORGE PgARCY No. s. Bssi b sbty.sIta..
wO0bs BwiGRT c No rs Aiims.st Braoklyn
WRIGHT, LINDA II, no rs Aiephtst. Brooklyn.