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New-York tribune., 1868-09-09
TIE WIFE MURDER AT HAcKENsACK BRIDGE.

TIE WIFE MURDER AT HACKENsACK BRIDGE.
Coroner Warren resumed the inquest on Mon
day. at Bergen city over tho body Of Mrs Roso Anne
Reilly. who supposed TO haze been thrown from the
Hackensack bridge by her husband Alexander Mccoy.
Of No Essex Jersey CITY testified that he arrested
Reilly IN June. 1856 charge of attempting 70 drown
his Tho Mrs Reilly did not appear 10 prose
cute the prisoner discharged, Mr. John W. Post
cnrruborated Testimony Of the preceding witness, and
ead that the difficulty that occasion WAS In regard TO
some money which Mrs Reilly refused 10 deliver 10 her
husband. DT Mucay testified that he had made post
moriem examination OF deceased: did not observe
external signs OF violence the body. James Reilly. the
prisoner then made voluntary statement regarding the
quHrrel june 1885, asserting that he had intention
OF throwing the into the that she jumped
i'm herself In regard to the tragedy Of August So he said
that his wife had been quarrelng with HIM all that day,
and that they crossing the bridge she told him 10
hold her shawl he turned round and while his head was
turned she stopped under tho rail of the bridge and ley
hersen fall into the water. lie continued: screamed
murder loud could ran TO the spot, but when
arrived she WAS feet from the rails" The jury
thon retired and shortly afterward returned with tho
verdict that "e said James Reilly, not having the fear
OF God before hts eyes but being soduced by the nsga
VI tho Dsy the 30h day OF August past NJ about
o'clock D. m did 10 the best OF our knowledge and be-
lief push the said Rosanna Reilly of the Haokonsaek
Bridge the Newark Plank road into the river, ana
there suffOcated the said Rosanna Reilly and ny san
means the said ROsuuna Reilly came TO her DEATH The
prisoner was then remanded into Custody.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.

WohcrVTvR. Sept. 8.-The gathering of dele
gates 10 the kcpuOhchH % held In
this city tomorrow. IL large The hotels filed
oyciHowing, and many trust to luck for bed and
board ~ Is generally conceded that there will be no
contest for Governor and that the Hon WIN. Cann will
receive the nomination for that Office the first ballot
For the office OF Lieutenant several candidates
III the field. among them Messrs. A. c. Mayhow OF
Milford Charles Adams. Jr. OF North Brook1eld Joseph
Tucker OF Icuox Whiting Griswold of Greenfield. and c.
f. Stevens Of Ware. The name Of DR.. Loring has also
been mentioned mass meeting Of tho delegates. and
Others held Tonight, and glowing speeches de-
hvrrrd by MllorGen. benjamin f. Butler. Richard II.
Dana IT, Edward L. Pierce. and tho Hon. Harvey Jewell
Tbe Hon G' gc ). Boutwell, will preside over the Con
NcutIou to morrow.
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!, prottlo accomnanied bY a Youth who

BoI Brettle, accompanied by youth who
desires to become distinguished among tho American
mr. has arrived In this city from England Bob was
- - por,obeIlo near Edinburgh June IS, 1898, stands
feet in hight and fights at s pGInds ,h , He has
been ,nSS as well as distinguished Of the British
kuien0N ki ring Bob entertained at
prize osiarday at the house Of q welknOwn sporting
dlnner b,s cty and in response the health OF Bob
p'si R,ettis la sang the following impromptu stanza
bie'No OVID with underhsnded hitters,
And dogs, I will not pair
For. busim nj erus! 10 the brsfs
But IN always o the square"
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Sprrial AOiitrs.
DIR, Dixon's Recommendation
(should have besnl
as follows on
HERNIA, OR RUPTURE.
uvpNIl can IT RE CURED by ANY OTHER REMEDY THAN

HERNIA, OR RUPTUHt.
HERNIA CAN III BE CURED BY ANY OTHER REMEDY THAN
' DIR. sHERMAN's CURArlVEsf
OF boldly from his ohce 10
the Asor House. Radical Cure g,s to sos ~ without punetahz
% ca, and he Thousands Dollars from his dnpes We ask
- o eye educated physician and surgeon throughout the
oS dis Radical Cure us not the most inhuman device br 'hs
are Of suffering humanity nyenedi There bai one anrs
% .n bo thus adyses Radical Cure Truss 10 the face Of The
.ispesd sciences day shameless fellow and must meet h
sacs ,he of Dr. j. sherman within the ncw
sgs Of ali suffering from Rapture they sFo"dlg 70 him osU IN
adaptation OF
sr.,... 20 me-, their pesna Sherman resource
% s,r s sreat comoft patients sith perfect eont
brethren DO likewise What better eEi
dnes can be given favor Of Dr. shsnosns Rapture curative: man
snh no.ty. and above presumed 40 justly 10
he xn bT that polite profound indegbs siuient and ernie
sriter and commentator the theories OF the tmei
pt sRRMIN would respectfully tbose persons disposed to
% him from tho unsolicited aud po~er comments VI Dr. Dixon that
h. siu W fund a ~ sslI smss. Ne ~ ssosauN
New-York tribune., 1868-09-09
TIE STATE OF TRADE.


DOMESTIC MARKETS
MHnPH Sent a-Cotton nominal receipts 20 biles exports 70
bales Flour ql Wheat s2a ~ Corn 8li aiac Oats Csc,
Lard unchanged Pork go Bacon hn Shoulders l9l5tc Clear
Sides l6ic
aLwAvKsr Sept s-Foar iul Good Spring Eitrs ts 90
Medium 85 Wheat dull At No. J. and 81 81 Tor NO
Oats unchanged s2 FOR No unseed sales sc
tt NO keeepss20o0 bbs Flour 300 bush Wheat V peAh
Osts hhipments-2soO bbs our 81 00O bush Wheat -,
MyAsHAH Ga Sept 8Coou dull and uonal sales OF ~ uAe.
Mddlngs nominal A. .c Receipts as bAea Exports coa"se
3l2 bales.
WLNSdroS c. Sept sSgrs TurDenns frmer at 33i Jsc
Newiork Casks, Ole Resins dull Pale % So fme at ~ "
ds2b0
AUGUsrL, 0s Sept e-Cctton-nsrket dull; sr lots OF
Cotton offered at 1oe sales bales; receipts "a bales.
Sept 4Four steady unchanged
At yesterdays figures. Legal Tenders unchauged
u sept 8Co,ton active lower; sales
bales Miidlngs 2c receipts. II bales exports eoaSise 70
la.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-09

Wa smoke yesterday of new use for Cartes
~ y,.,,a "a adopted by the National Park Bank Mr. II.
levi, the wellknown photographer No. 100 Chatham
nnounces to-day that he Is prepared to furnish un-
mounted pictures for this purpose at short notice. His
.,vartsemept will be found in another column.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-09
. NEW-JERSEY.

RAINIER RAISING IN HUDSON cITYmimE SOLID
ARGUMENTS OF TIE DEMOCRATS
lincoln Companies Nos and 2oi the uraht
and cofa1 Legion, the Lincoln Battery ana
from the lid Assembly District Grant aau ni,n, ~
80 ~ - c,,, 1vent 10 Hudson CITY on Monday nisht TO
os t az bsuney raislg and uaass uestsSx ~ 'uA' p~'
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NORTH CAROLINA.

ENCOURAGING DEMONSTRATIONS IN GOLDSB0Ro'.
GOLDsBORo'. Sept. 8.-The largest political
meeting over held here took place to-day. Grant and
COlfa1 enthusiastically applaudcd. The Hon. David
Hcatun was nominated by acclamaton the Republican
candidate for Congress from the I'D District The Hon.
n. BrUgdeu nominated to be Grant and Coifax
Eierfu
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pHrLApRlpurA CATTLE MARxEr-sspr g.

The msrke, r Beef this week Acye and 6O pru
eipa, Western Virginia beeyes sod at
8I cents y for good Cattle aud from to % eents Tor prime aud
eitr. A SMALL lot from Ohio sod AZ loic y ID .
demand Sheep COED aud $500 head sold
from TO cents y N, gross IS To- quality ,
IoGs-Pres ogs advanced hghy the offerings and sales
reached from Sl4 IS to Sl5 50 q 100 10 net
change market the sales reached o head az ron
90 TO t65 Sprnges and from Si5 to f35 for Gov aud Cs
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CONNECTICUT.
FLA0-RAIsING IN HARTFORD

FLAO- -RAISING N HARTFORD.
HARrroRD, Sept. s.-The Boys in Blue" of
this city held LARGE aud enthusaso meeting In the Mu
sc Hall t. evening after which two Grant and ColfaN
BAN er. Wrrr raised Mainst, aud thc other In
frunt VI Iht (OnranL olllce
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MARRIED.

sTRlsG-pFPRW- Peekskil. N r.. wednesday Sert =
Johnson Albert Stang h D., oi New io'A 70 ~
daughter Of Isaac Depesi esq
wILnAMs-COOLBY-ou Taesisr Sept. g. 1902 by The & hev
Howard Crosby d. D. A. Williams. D., OF Illinois, 10 fahhe
youngest daughter ftheAas Henry Cooler Of this city
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MAINE.
EX-GOVERNOR HAWLEY

EX-GOVERNOR HAWLEY IN GARDINER.
GARDINER, Sept. 8-The Republicans of
riteton. Gardiner, and adjoining towns. held mass
meeting at Pittson this evening. Ex-Goy Hawley OF
Connecticut aud the Hon. Luclus Chandler delivered ad'
dresses.
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FTNERAIS TO-DAY,

FUNERALS TO-DAY.
BrsBY JAMES NJ Port Soeys Church Madison AMI
Csthsrue-st.
CHRISTMAS CHARLES, Brooklyn
DNGLBY CHARLES. Aanson n X Church, Norfolkst near
Broome.
DAWES PRANK No iit Past Thirty nnth-st
DANIELS Mrs ca fHARlNR No. l13 East Eieyenth-H
0IBBIN Mrs ISABELLA. North stamford, Conn.
GOODWIN MARY ANN, Brooklsn
UARTSRORNB. CHARLES H.. highlands N j.
HALEY MICHAEL j. Church d Immaculate Conception East -Four
teeHthst.
HENRY TRRFSCR p No 25s West Thrteenthst
UERMGAR HELEN B.,fi Methodist Church corner Morton
-HiGBRE MARY CLARKE No 20 West SiKteethst
LAMMAR. THOMAS, No S22 hast SiIthst.
LYON c lee West Fhieth st
PAULSON JUDCP. Hsckeusack " J.
REYNOLDS. EUGENE, Brsoklyn
RISBEY MARTIN L. hundred aud eeyen bet Third and
Fpurthaves
WALLACE. SUSAN Mero.s MY
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nennhlicnn slnte Commlttee.

p,rbc,p state have their headquarters At Room TO-
oA A,,pu. Hotel The officers Hamilton Harris Chaman
l Te,ssr secretary. H. X Low Chairman Of Executive
New-York tribune., 1868-09-09
ARMY GAZETTE.

WASHINGTON. Sept S-Breyet Brig Cen Geo B'
hs,n ordered report TO the OommniIs uSasA oil NH
49, ~. N ,sias s Ne Pssiss tsI assxaasas w WI.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-09

So hovsi hual bumper.
While all in chorus chant
"F1r nrIt President Ne nominste
Our own ULYSSES Grant |"
Ard n asked that state he halls from
THIS suio reply shall be
" Prom near AppOmatiOI Courthouse
With il, fimuus applr-tree {"
For twas there 10 our Ulysses
That Lee gave up the ight-
Now. hofs To Grant for Presdent
Aud God defend tlfr rghtw MiLEs O'RBiLL
New-York tribune., 1868-09-09
THE CAMPAIGN.


III. U..N,"S,'. tI trmie open At the fi1 A'e
Hotel N,r 3o Ci, where business conmuIiealVns , 80
G-t,t,y II tie Ohce. ana mennet
mitte,: william Cssn Cbliussn, Boston Mas. Gna Wi.
W..ttns,g ID hzecut'e
Siss - ~. . W Park Norh Bnningtou VI Hsu H.
Ksmh. No rs TRENT Ph,ephiei Horse uisss @ di
N.~sish b. X C0Heh' Dei1irt' Dul'
a,rh Gidps. KssmsE,o Mich Western kIeeun,e VSne a
I.s.,,s,. tbir.sn- Jones' Chicago III tyIu. u hltu
V,nssnHss Ind y Tnrr OHsha southern
HsS5oaarer, Atlantis GAM H. So"9"Orh To-, p IA IA.
Pcs R,,eoy e Headquarters san fAneioous"fse u
GoLhan Saa kanc.sc-. a.. ClnL,. y ~ -e -ne- w! W.
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rh.,, port. have foreign commerce Of s 90 and a. sonou,
dor doms,e trade os & na & we Iase . %, s SoIs
I GS S: M sai % o.soS G@R ss o ',s 5 sc.
n ps .Sa e ,o s M ' S r. % 81. =.
hs. postal and Der ooT Of communicative Ooas
The Western China vey large country. th.
S S Sf1is S b1%sa SS fa, lie . ssa
Tr RaSdrSf nd fourteen Mao1, sai ss more iEs IN
der than over the sexual ;gE's.s sat 81 ,ns, ,sS arr .
s ard traders and the & % m 9.t r.s Gr ngs o Sa1. I. ss s
% s's E2 S, % e. n.,ss % S,s s,: . $ %
Se owned By @srchsn
propose connecting ali their great sespo
u is se op and si% & "a ] s ,' s ss,S s ,s
No enterprise commend. itself a. greater degree rsm13,,.
co%%src.1, poreary and and .r.useicay '''"''
each 80 PAYABLE s i p.Z.ss
10 mouL .'-aGts Of ~ 20 each commencing Deesmber 1893
&s.sfs DRExRL WINTHROP Co.. Bakers No. is w,lI.
Mes1. BOoKsTAvBR, THaYBR 4 sLossos. No 10 w.as
The sATIoSAL BANK COMMONWEALTH sewYorL
as.rs ). Gi1'i l. BRowSsLL { co.. Ssv.Yort
aE Tf fssr iH SG2KS sS6saf f BASk MsA:iP %.sc d
M Me:: e HrR HEA9 HtGa,YsGS sss 4 T. rSRksSs k Boston
Tas Hi aEscasSTs ;ls SaGl6s,I saSK Syracuse
ss,.rs posAHoE, NELLY { Co. san Fr.uc.so Cal
Ii IL oaasBES M,Hnhcta,T. ns COMPANY. fro,i.ses +
AND 1t ID The sss oss c S co,s nos Sd
schenck's PuImonic Syrup, Schencks seawecd Tonic
aud schencks Mandrake Piils.There
Consumption The Pls cleanse stomach. liver ass
The Seaweed Tonic helps dissolve food throws the
gastric juice and helps the food digest before the stomach
aud causes good appetite
The Punonc Syrup good eh blood All three Of these me
required This the only Coo
sumption paent begin N ash before matter will
in the lungs aud heal them up.
professionally at bis No 81 BOudst New
York On re,day september and at No IS HsRoVer Bosos
WEDNESDAY September II; every Saturday Principal
IS North sIh fccmmercest Phd.lphis Pa, hrm 20
Throat and Lang Diseases,
DIR DILLBSBACK Of Boston author Of Coasunpon
Diseases Throat Caah &e and their successful trs.nsLt b.
INDICATED NHALATIoNs can be professionally rOons
Broadway OF Sevsnteenht THURSDAY
DAY September 10 H. the
Away with Bad smells.-PH0BEIx DlslSFRcTANf IN
the Metropolitan Board Of Health First premium awarded By Amea
Institute, 1861 Agency No "A Dey.st
Post-ODce Notice.-Tbs karops si es d,ps'sasd
rom this enks on TUESDAY THURSDAY aaa sAIlkpA elss
ing At II o'clock and and l3i and d. 2i
and +, ll:ln aud q Al II clocks
posted the General once sd ILs Stations on Iu ksDA
II you have the Dyspepsia. Headache, Oixzinesss
Cosvsne Piles amer sssing Sour kns iedees
amer HARRlSONS
PBRsTALTC LozRsGEs -l forfeit the pres Of the box sole
wssssssss a1tsss. aas UwIsssss AAls tss "
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large and encouraging attendance. The business how.
ever consisted mainly OF the reception OF reports from
suDcOmmittees The Committee appointed confer
I he Grant and COflx Central Association, with the OBJ
Ject OF uniting the two ORGANIZATIONS reported that their
Efforts, for the time being, were unayalling
SEVENTEENTH WARD DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION
A ratification meeting and banner raising
under the auspices Of this club took place last night at
the corner OF Flrstave. and Ninthst. The street
decorated lanterns and at short distances
6ontres whose nrid light gave gnasty l0ok to the
faces OF the crowd The Hon A. Rogers delivered an
address, in which he went over the old ground
FIRST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT GRANT AND CoLFAx
CLUB.
A rOusing meeting OF the above Club was held
last evening at their Hail. No rs IIudsonst Stirring
addresses made by the Hon. Folger p Lovegroye.
Col BENJAMIN Willis, and Others. since the formation OF
this Club over 400 citizens have signed the roll The Club
VIII hold meetings each Tuesday evening during the
campaign.
THE SIXTH WARD MCCLELLAN LEGION.
Five men and fifteen boys of the Sixth Ward
met last evening at FOleys Hotel, and formed Mcclellan
Legion to assist at the reception OF Cen Mcclellan on
in which he returned thanks to his hearers for their
prompt response to tho call OF the meeting
SIXTH CONGRESS DISTRICT BOYS IN BLUE.
An adjourned meeting of the Presidents of
Grant and Cofax BOYS In Blue Clubs OF the With Con-
gress District held last evening at the Hail. corner OF
ing Marshal The delegate to the state Central Com.
mttee from the With Congress District presided Col H.
Il. Morgan was elected Marshal
DEMOCRATIC RATIFICATION MEETING AT TIRE
MONT, n. Y
A ratification meeting was held IN front OF
Cottage Hotel, fremont Monday evening, under the
auspices OF tho workman's Club.
DEMOCRATIC MEETING AT WILLIAMS BRIDGE.
The Democrats of Williams Bridge met at
their headquarters Monday evening, and wero ad-
dressed by Ph. Mcclellan, esq, and the Hon, VIM. L.
Angel
GEN. ULLMANN At PATCHOGUE
Gen. Daniel Ullmann has taken the field for
Grant and CoaI and announced to speak Patchogue
Long Island, on the 14th instant.
ELEVENTH WARD (BROOKLYN) GRANT AND COL
FAX CLUB.
This Club will he addressed tonight, Mt the
junction OF Fulton and Fiatbu>havrs ny Mr. j. H. War
wick Of California Go, p-,r North Carolina and Gen
Herman Unted states Consul tO China.
MR. WILKESs BET-sEVENTH AND TENTH WARDS.
To the Edtt0r Of The Tribune
SIR: Myself and a few others are doing our
best for Grant and Cofax III this Democratic stronghold
Democrats unable 20 reply to arguments. but some
Of the richer Ones especially Richard Walters Of East
Broad way ut present auctiuuccT To the Sheriff. "hluh
us with offers 10 bet any from SEQ 20 900 on Soy
mour being our ncxt President When referred TO your
notice Of WilkrS's money. he Water- says us an
which Grant VIII carry. As Walters has got the money
please inform II Gturgc Nhcss bet il yet u so thht
te (Waltrrs) may either be accommodated or HhenceL
are poor aud hct beyond slO whith ~ already
up; but strong ia faith that he who saved our country
WM ~ LAcKEY. No. 10 Bowery. Now-YOrk.
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New-York Grant and COIfnx Boys In Blue.
,n Tbeo B. Gates Cbmu CON- 10 sad II Asor HOu
New-York tribune., 1868-09-09

German Grant and CoIiax Campaign Club,
HeadQuae1 Raeaes SaooD No % ThTase reading at
New-York tribune., 1868-09-09
SauIitial IaUtit,s.
Union Republican, Presidential Campaign Club of the
1864. CITY of Newly ork. . .... 80, , 80 y y
TO TIIB UNION REPUBLICAN, VOTERS OF THE CITY OF SE"

iS6i. City Of New.York. -. -, ISIS.
TO TE UNION REPUBLICAN, VOTERS OF THE CITY OF NEW
YORK,
IN pursuance o, Of EIecuvs Committee Of this Cab
s,y CIoa % nsIp Of s yct Hd he dy of The election to The
protection Of Registry and the BahoH ron fraud requested 70
il is proposed that Il and acquaintance With he voters Of
each dstct hall detailed who shall 30 their work without
Kent the Registry
." No. 81 PrankGast
VILLA. DEg-AosO eseere..rle. No "a Chamber.st
ISAAC J. OLIVER. Chairman Executive Committee.
No. y Brekmanst
Union Republican General Committee speca MEET
sd Tssu' on ThVSPH EyESiS& G SsRh 20 dg al
Sn., Sa peTsSssS. 8 aqSSzS. s''ret'T'.
The fourth Assembly District Union RepubcRn As
sept TO- 1888 headquarters, No. cs BOweV. The following
gentlemen will sddr-ss the meelngi
Geu JOHN COCHRANE
Col FRED'K A. CONkLING - , 90.
Gen JAMES a. KIERSAN United state. Con'Sl 70 Chin.
WILLIAM Butler. Secretary.
The Thirteenth Assembly District Grant and CoIfax
Club will er dga,rtsrs 80 6l Eghhs1s corner sf
The ISAAC DAYTON aud other speakers vii address he Club
JAMES HUNTER, President
NoBLz MCDONALD, s.,,.,,I,,
& O. ARCHIBALD,
Grant Colfax, and Victory.
ELEVENTH WARD. BRoOKLiN
Cr KIERSAN a. Consul to China will speak THIS EVENING
th, Eleventh aud Collar Campagu Club,
''"''0D o. ''''" AUGUSTUS C. TATE. Pre.Iden,
wx II cusvSeHAN, Secretary
Fifteenth ssemby District Boys in Blue will .s,.u bic
THIS EVENING at Lincoln Hall lhyt aud sghth ave
A special Meeting Of the UNIOg GENERAL COMMITTEE
viii De trd on the Eyeung 10th o'clock their Rooms
cor o Brsis.y TNensy..oadst st. FREEMAN J. FITHlAS
w.. W.. DsrssSS s.sSyS @ secre,are. r''"a'''
New-York tribune., 1868-09-09

The National Debt.
SHALL IT BB PAIDI
NOW READY, NUMBER SIX OF
THE TRIBUNE CAMPAIGN SHEETS,
CONTAINING
TIIB NATIONAL FINANCES,
The National Expenditures.
COMMISSIONER wELLSs REPORT on THE NATIONAL DEBT
in Full; also n a Condensed Form;
THB FINANCE QUESTION.
yarandlghaA on he Finances.
HOW SHALL THB NATIONAL DEBT BIB PAIDi
The Democratic Platform.
AIRLINE ROUTE TO FINANCIAL RUIN
Bond Psyng,
THADDRUS STByENS's VIEWS
Are u T. Bonds Pa vAbls 10 Coin or Lawful Money!
A SPEECH by Mr.. GARFIELD OP OHIO,
Republican Economy Democratic ErtrAvsEance.
CARL SCIIURZ To THE GBRMA Ms or kENrUChI,
Senator Shernsn and '1he World"
FUNDING TllB NATIONAL DEBT,
The National Obligations.
THE ACTS OF CONGRESS-
for Issue ot Z. Notes and Ten Forty Loan,
CONVERSATION ABOUT BONDS AND q uRbENDAChS'
An lrshmans View OF the Bond OuesuVh
Price Two a single copy
~ n" KXPRRSs 500 copies SSi 1000 copies, SI5.
Cash with the order
Address THR TRIBUNE New.Yort Ciy.
susman Brothers,
Manufacturers OF
CApES AND GAPS,
Also celebrated STAR BRAND ENAMBLBD CLOTHS 10 al
cor which they Keep constantly hand st lowest Iarke Pcea
No. 70 Readest, N Y
Political
BHAANbNEFaRtSS7r BHANsbNS EFaRtSS7reb ebNyBB HyB r6 B6ddfAtdsES' ddfA9tdsES'
BUNTING FLAGS ON HAND
HoJER GRAHAM, No. 81 Daanest, cor broadsy.
We have on ,he largest stock Of Hunting Flags
to found a the country all Of manafactnre
AMIN Co., Nos 80 aud lOl Pal'on's'' n y
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Throat and Lans Disea.es,

Dr. DILLBSBACK Of Boston author Of work Cossumpon
Diseases Throat Catarh &e aud their uece, saneLt b,
INDICATED NHALAToNs be professionally his rOona
Broadway OF Sevsnteenh THURSDAY Fri
DAY. September H. the days in -ssh
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THE CQURIS.

CRIMINAL COURT, Judge wyis.-Yesterday,
tae case of Seth Lapsford and Henry Brown,
charged with the grand laree1y OF doth
from eahai boat-0n trial whea our report
who was sentenced 70 three years in the Albany
penlpnf,ary, and the aequitti.l OF the latter
Tne remainder Of the senteace Of John w
Johnson, convicted of riot some time since aud
sent 70 Jail tor thirty days, was RENTED. Dem
ms Scott, committed to Jail in default OF bill TO
Keep ne peace was DISCHARGED by the Court
IN consioeretlon OF his age, he being 90 years
old. Daniel Hennen, assault and battery; no1e
pros. being indicted under the wrcry name.
Ca,herIne Rayol, committed TO Jail under charge
OF as auIt and battery, was di c1aryed bee use
she has two sick children with her in jill.
This morning, Barney Ciinke.t, indicted for
an assault and battery, was found guilty, and
son, indicted for false presences. in represent.
ING TO Peter George that he IVES member of a
socieiy called the Improved Order Of Rcd Men,
and was authorized to initiate into tie Order
on the payment OF 81 when he was not mem.
Der, was found not gu lty. On second charge
ne was acquitted. and on two other charges a
Rotts pros was enterd.
Gaoriel Green, indicted for assault and b II.
terry, was found guilty and sentenced to Jail for
ten days. Samuel Anderson and Henry John
son, indicted tor the larceny Of 8 stop-cock and
iron pipe, Were convicted and sentenced to the
Albany Penitentiary for one year. Mary
Stremel, indicted for an aosault and battery,
was found not guilty.
EQUITY COURT, Judge FisAer.-To-day the
following business was done:-1n re. lunacy
ofSamuel A. Lee; order TO Issue commission of
inquiry, &c. Blake ag.. Font ct al: order for
Marshal to bring into court infant defendants.
Scala agt. Scala; order for payment of ALI
moDy pendent, lite. Foley ayt. Sitter; order tor
nearing OF application for Injunction.
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GEORGETOWN.


LIss % LsrTKRs remaining in the Post
Once Georrstovn. ID. O.. July a. lses
ma ME-: Burial n A Mise: Bayiey NJ Nm;
Garmn 4oltie Mts-; Canningham Nary Mrs.
Deter Maria, Doolitfle Jennie Ms, :: ID ayts
hnm Day Jennie Digs EliIaesse; Flint
a; trims Mrs; Henry Luvenia: Hawkins
Stacey: Hs nAsty Mary; Hamilton Msry L c:
hSusnton Josie Mrs. Jones Emily 5 Nrs;
rettin Mary Mrs; Rueer Mrs; Smoo; ] w
Ne ME-, In Sxsr Eawsrd Mrs; Taylor Sophia Mrs;
" e.11 ids Mr. whi.eey Africa.
O. &c 1en e 8 L,st-Adams Capt N afford; Burr
HOWARD Z, Brandt Geo p, Bosworta VIM:
Cruso Collins; Durns VIM; Dun,on Geo r. ,,
Duyall Matt f; Dawson w L: Frencb C,nf
Lewis NJ; Gallery Moses; Howes Richard;
Kline VIM; keing Tom; Lambden John or art:
Lomax Henry w; Leibling Emil; Long Cant
Isaiah; Little Anthony; Lndy VIM; Naissury
Nieholis Isasc "; Rich CAP, E MU 'i R,es
Capt Hiram; Rivers John Silman; SmaIiwood
VIM; Sieinberg 20, 2; Simmons Capt James:
stockton Mr.; Strccker Adolph: Shaw Capt
DemotS Sloun VIM; Thomas q w; Tllley A
j; Taylor Nathan G; Warren Henry; Whiting
ton @ W; Wooten Edward. Williams Corne-
iius; Weemis Robert H. Miscellaneous-Mr.
H. H. Il.
POLICE IrEMs.-Jare johnson, colorpd ser.
want. wes taken before Justice Buckley for dis
orderly conduct, and paid a fine of sl.5a. John
Honesty, color:d laborer, YVES arraigned on me
SEINE eharge aud Justice Buckley fined .'his
Honesty" Sl.5O.
CUSTOM OrPIcR.-No arrivals or departures
along the Ever front reported.
CANAL AFFAIRs.-Busine s Ga the canal is
quite brisk, and DO Is are arriving rsyidiy
MERCHANTS ExCHAHGg.-Eery little WHEAT
Is Offering. but prices IN advancing. A lot
OF I0 bushels prime white wheat sold this
morning AT S2.47 per bushel The Mont yemery
county wheat rs by lar the best that has yet
appeared in this market.
POTOMAC DIVISION :. OF THE regular
meeting OF this Division wss held last night.
aud was quite largely attended. After the
transaction OF the re lar order of business, the
ioilowipg Interesting exercises took place:
Recitation, "Niryinius," by Mr.. T. p. Berry;
song, "Old Sexton" by MI. l.. 4. Seibold. who
was encored, and sang Rocked in the q 'adle
OF the Deep:' closing with a recitation, "The
Irish Scboolmaster," by DIR. Frank Howe.