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New-York tribune., 1868-01-04

FRIDAY, Jan. 3-P. NJ

Gold closes at 1885,. The market IS quite strong,
and the Treasury payments seem wholly without
effect in reducing the premium. The short interest
is still very large. The clearngs Of the Gold TX
change Bank were $47 100000, ana the balances
$l.S77737.
United States Is Of 1862 under free sales OF bonds
received by the last mails broke 10 10S at which rate
an active demand sprung up from parties sho-t OF
this issue The rest of the per cents were firm and
sales of lO-4Os in round lots were made at 102 In
State stocks and Railway bonds small business.
Pacific Mail was stronger and sold at 49, under re-
ports that the Atlantic ships of the opposition line
were 10 be taken of. Should this occur no delay
will he made by the Webb line. The Express stocks
are steady with small sales Cleveland and Pitts
burgh was in request at higher prices. No dividend
has been made, and the only acts Of the new board
were in the direction Of greater economy III
management Northwestern Preferred
tive, and taken by strong buyers Rock
Island was firm with moderate dealings.
Ohio and Mississippi shares are active within small
circle Of operators The public generally is quite
shy Of this stock of which the value is very uncer
tain. After the call the market steady, and the
leading shares in good demand. AT the Second
Board Tennessee G. broke to 5Ss. Pacific Mail sold at
ll3i. Cleveland and Pittsburgh at s9l. Northwest
ern Preferred sold at 71l and on the street at 7sa
az. At the close the market strong and all the
speculative shares in active demand at quota
tiOns.
The following are William Heath & Co.'s last quo
New-York tribune., 1868-01-04
FAMILY MARKETS.
OR LIVING EXPENSES IN NEW-YoRK.

FRIDAY. Jan 3. 1868
The great changes OF the week poultry Instead
Of a put. al there week there - NO" a
scarcity ne fresh stock while the old supply oi rough
is pretty well used up Good turkeys
are now selling NJ q 2sc with some large hOah sland
drawn, 3bc q 10, by the hghprccd dealers Inc Debt
Bucks County Penn chickens are retailing at 2s a3Oc.
hut ordinary chickens IN good condition, mostly sell
ling at 1sd20c with ducks at 22dZ5c and lsd2Oc. lor
geese There IL stin rough stale poultry selling
~ lSc for turkeys 12c for chickens ducks and geese
Mutton too, has advanced with indications OF an al-
preaching scarcity. The markets yet are fairly sup
Piled NenisOn is plenty and here one can have cncap
meat whOesale dealers offering carcasses at Gc = 10
with saddles at I2GI5c. Prime beef IL advancing. aud
coarse pieces win probably higher Fresh is are IN
by the dollars worth. Even lined each. Oranges
and lemons plenty, the former mostly from Porto
Rico and those OF pretty good size. and selling from
wagons FOR pc, with lemons at 20c. per dozen
Oranges only cost about onehaf 0f what they did at tins
time last year the supply being larger ana demand
less Everything approaching uXuries sells 80 slowly as
To indicate economy on the part OF consuinefa We
New-York tribune., 1868-01-04
THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT TIE STOCK ExCHAYGE.-FlRsr CALI
104 O'CLOCK A. NJ.

~ 2 6s $40 Coup g. I , So9 ~ Oouo' u ,ot
i,1vo.iL ao peo ,65 N 10000. y O'clk 104f
y . ',,,, os % 80 o,c'k lO4s u X SIS lO-40 COu
II ! $40 Con '65 n oVO-'...''.''.''lV4i
! 9sG0.l2 o'crklO4t
New-York tribune., 1868-01-04
1btA4sss ''f"+"f~N~ f'ff'%fr-%
The Providence journal saws:

The transactions printing cloths during the year now
closing, reported each week lu The JOJ amount 10
26GsOOO pieces falling of from last year of 2oJleO
pieces The highest price Of GXi squares was 4c az the
opening OF the year and the closes upon about the
lowest pOnt-C3 cents. During the week ending May a.
the sales reached 10000 pcccs, the largest weeks bus
ness OF the year week the sales $4,000 pieces
The largest months sales ia August. when 4Jj 100
pieces changed hands No sales reported during one
week III January and one IN April The prlcc OF tN4
squares al the beginning Of 1901 llc; 1852 9c 1868
l4tc 1864 lG3c 1865 27c 1866 21c 1861 l2lc 1868 about
&C The receipts Of cotton during the year 1867 have
been i20 bales falling of from the previous year Of
15l44 bales The price which WAS 6c a. the commence
ncn Of the wear, is about l5c Much Of the WOOL
manufactured in this state does not pass through this
market The receipts during the year have amounted 10
s2267 bales the previous year Of 45O
bales
New-York tribune., 1868-01-04

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that a meeting
" u the Stockholders Of the WILCOX GlBBS SEW
viii be- hel AZ the ofc 81 The Company, NJ @
Braaiwa7 l5h DAY 81 Jauus ls ocoeS o the
purfo,e e.cctug four Trustees Tor the ensuing
EDWARD p HATCH Seeretarv.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-04
RECEIPTS OLE PRODUCE.

IAN s-o7s4 bbls Flour. 276 bbls. Whisky; iSs bbls
Corn Mea s7O sacks Corn Meal 900 bush wheat 1920
bush Corn 5000 bush oats si2 bush rye; oSo sa phs
Mali 600 bush Barley 800 bush Seeds, pkgs. hshes
S nj Reef 7S5 bbls Pork 2,l53 pkgs Cut Meals o1
pkes lard, 1872 Dressed Hogs, l,235 Dds rotoieuu,
al6Q pkgs Butter, 2le0 Digs CAeeee, w ppls GkAs'
New-York tribune., 1868-01-04


CONFTHoLLEE tCRKENCr, (
WAsHfsgroS :. 1885,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PER
~ SONS have CLAIMS aganS THE Gro OS NATIONAL
BANK or TuE CITY or EEWiORk. that the called aon 70
present the sane sui legal proof thereof To G. T. BALM
eeesr of BAnt ih, Olo Of said Bsuk d, CITY y Nev
lort. JoiN = hNbA,.
olg isul5sS superintendent AMI Acting Comptroller
New-York tribune., 1868-01-04
he following prices were bid for Bank shares

Early in the day money active at per cent but
at the close there was good supply at6a9 per cent?
In commercial paper no change. Best bills pass at
"a per cent, and second grade at 90l2 per cent.
There is demand for currency for the South which
IS met with great readiness by the banks. The pre-
paIatons for the quarterly report have effect upon
Tue market and at time since the adoption of the
National Currency act has quarter day caused SO
httle disturbance.
vn The Corn Exchange full prices continue TO be
-. n'l ior breadstufs. The Cotton market is also
pssr and the demand more active.
s;oht ,sa IS quoted London, 90 days, 1lO011Oi
q ~ Vs@lok Paris. long, 513sa5l2l: short 5I1!
Hs,ah,,1I , antwerp, 5l6.G5I8s; Swiss. 6l6!G513i
ALE. 10 pes@Sl; Amsterdam, 4l304ls Frankfort.
m .n' D'enen' 'glQ79.; Berlin, 72sa794.
''~S'lsni at the Sub Treasury were; lie.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-04
ainantial.
nES MONIES VALLEY RAILROAD CO."

nES MONIES VALLEY RAILROAD CO..
FIRST MORTGAGE EIGHT PER CENT BONDS FOR SALE
TOTAL ISSUE. s23IO, 900
These Bond, frst and only Mortgage completed rao
le2 miles length running Keoiut De Me' the Capital Of
The balance entire u, 76s Bonds Of 900 each
offered on hvorsbls ernl
The subscribers have sold million dollars Of these Bonds At par
parties investing Capitalists The principal Of these
Bonds can be regrsrsd payable to the holder
New-York tribune., 1868-08-26

n, op, aevoting chapter OF advice 10 W in oneraton
baIEs Many of these institutions "fthe Srst prn-
nd tnsxnereneed men, ignorant oi w ia heir
py @ he itimate banking. They nave .yFe., % Tbev
,,, notes returned to then for redehp at ssned
49, searselv seen one OF Them since ,heS @ eans In
,bs,c 'Tbev hardly know vhat redemf.'n, ,ges 10 nav
,th ,hev have come 20 hook upon Their %,
m SS,fs ~ he relied upon for use lbs.eS, ,kes niare
bbfIs II r. Jared that, hen Tesnnp oss edncated
an, ~ the ranks under such managers 1 Speeys will
49, a yorye,t Of Iher dutes anu 80 banda
he forced 10 tbe wall and compelled 10 to have
tiCa Yonr admirable essays, thus bi' "a rcn0yes-
Goyernment officials, and the people - Will n. pre
beneved will be right. long before the ut YIN he re
pared for doing their share OF the WoIs paymepts
ruTed 10 insure an early resumption oi fs1,ntion
Urug the hanks into line, and my worn W. ~ '
will be a fact accomplished within yeal ,,,ors aad
The gnantTy and heroic vrtue Oi gu, ,ua.,ed enn
sailors have saved the country from the i An, ne
dition of Me IIeo All should now unlie III I'M, ni IA
solve and fixed determination that the pap. no. tin
shall be saved from sinking down to the s,asano tbo
tTatiOn OF a Spain. The military has dohe ~ p; p va sbe
glorious work nOby, and deserves ana WI, ,rty
natlops gratitude IL civilians desire tnae ,hS,
shOnId hold their names I'm grateful , ~
ust finish hOnestlg what splehCIuy
those who bore arms I'm the struggle Ie soel I
sion has gloriousv ended The cyilans dnly ~ sun %
fore MIN Fa 10 preserve the nations laIt
and no human ken can divine the distress ui@hsteI hn
misery that viii OVerwhem people be JUST anu ~
tbe right preserve nations good name op7ciNo NJ
obligItIons at home and abroad ana the eOnul! VIII VIII
enter upon career of prosperity ana bappiheHs t MlH
exceed ANYTHING that the world has ever n'''
spectfuy yours, r. r. SllNNhA' i''''''' ''
To - esq Boston, Mass.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-26
HOMICIDE IN BROOKLYE.

4 stabbing affray occurred IN Atlantlc-sty
near oytst Brooklyn, shortly after ~ o'clock on Mon
day night. resulting in the death Of Thomas GINNING
ham, aged 70 years Tho details Of the affair are sub
stantially as folows party of men, among whom was
deceased their return from fire which occurred
AZ ihc int, rsectiOn of Flatbnsh and huahuc-avtN'
Another party consisting Of four or nVe ttianS "'tc
engaged in conversation on the sidewalk Ia Auanc near
the corner Of HOyt.st. Cunningham, who was some "hS
excited by hqUOT, went up 20 the Germans ana seIeu
one of them CONSTANTINE Bandcndse by the neck ana
handled HIN rather roughly. one Oi Cunningham t0lh
paniOns william Cook went mp 10 the latter aud phcu
Bandendisel who resides IN the rear OF No $40 AtlnhI
ST.. Immediately opposite started 10 go nome DnI Wh
pursued by Cunningham, and again assaulted The toi
returned 30 ms companions on the sdS Nhh ian i'9
face covered with blood and unable 10 say Wofa lHe
German crossed the street and went mo n' houo WIN
out further mOcstatlOn, ana Cunningham "t coAuuv''
the office OF DR. Scott ia Deausj near SInlt NheI"
ms wound was dressed On examining the injury ~ W"a
Scertaucd The deceased had been cnt Oh the upper
temple, and that an artery had been severed He Vac
then taken ~ his home, No I63 Allhhucst Nieie ~ y,
ne died not having been able % utter an Htcukblc sen
tence from the time the injury was inflicted Dee, ~Ac
a barkeepr by Occupation auI Na' 'niloi
the corner Of Smith and AIlhtcstS Ihc police haNlH-
been informed of the affair DeieciFe DcIIou was uc
tailed 20 work up She He arcrialncd that Biudch
dstr worked m Huses tobacco factory, corner Ot War
that no person by that name was employed there 4he
drrsctiye then asked IL "a man who lived n Atlantic ST.
worked there aud WAS told that there WAS Expressing
a desire TO that man. Dc was called from the Norf
shop, and questioning him the officer asecrtuucd mat
he was the person he Ia search Of bauicndi@it
having married Ms. smith, two Oi whose daughters
worked ~ the f.tory mad assumed that name and
was known ~ Mr.. Smith lie stated that be had been
attacked 10y party, who tore his coat aud bea. nm hh
having nothing 10 defend himself with but lackknEe De
made of il and sut enc OF them but BE dld hos thuA
he had hurt him much Tie accused Ianutu eke hLt 70
the officer and explained how hc used ~, after WnCL
nc wis locked Ep she Forty hrss Precinct station
HOUSE 10 await Ihe result OF the tofohers inquest nbNA
wi B. Al
New-York tribune., 1868-08-26

meHas OF these. in season, it was thought. @ere
sold az follows: aos oo I Csrustc - 2sooo
Tnberoses 800 600 Roses 49,. n,ust SIov I
But this is a rough guess, ana nU''- De iaf Delo"
'T The Varieties Of roses sold are she Jacques Mnot
deem fragrant rd kind the snowy pink Prince
Albert, aud the yellow Iatfane or seeniess yea rose,
Odof, but rs rare. -, -, q
The largest rose grower is Mr.. Peter Henderson OF
Jersey City, who ship 5000 plants OF SIZE ana
who sends plants all the country even 70 the
Par West. The largest violet growers are Messfs.
Wigand Brothers Of Kew-yersey, whose garden M y :
four miles from the ferry in West llohoken. Inc Inc
shipments from this place very large especially
on the first of January.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-26

JA1lAICA.-A deaf and dumb boy, bearing bad
reputation lloNH q, p.nn, vs. 1'''S',.. ,, tss, ~ NJ
DAY Lt erH,o " uaaural sse o s'Gy Sn LAD le ear 81
age sou o ~ N-H ogsup Keeper ol u" o S'e oh 'T F'a'S
WEST PARMS-A bryh-rncatng. under the aus
& E .. T , & d. x tGfr. .a W.. VIE @ SG 1 .; wo S Bpss1
90 s@Ss i1 % Tho % ,.r W.. ', a. a. a. & ' ,., G s1 S @
ps,ssiys epusas-
wIlLIAMSBRIDGE, \. Y.-The Library Associa-
iioH Of place has received through Nr VIM p Csoy yaaabo
fo1 e. S;1 S $ S hi A r: % ,s'nfo ss@o W" +. T4:s asI
The sc poposs % Of ss 1 s .e . 5oos, a.. s
bavt rssdiHg r0om connected with The library.
NEW-k0(CHELLE y. Y;-four exciting boat
% Sst en- eas q New ior. ed ~ Essfo,as % t JSa Paner
G~pba the Oawsl Club y isuth e5HSs,. VT
GOSHEN, n. Y-The Thirteenth Animal Fair of
a. this town on sept aud
MONTICELLO. N Y.-some malicious spoundrel
10 dags The riszs not arrested
d, HUiDSON EIsiI, 90 "a Bno Birth Society was formed
q in''iiaSoh 1t viii Ie k0oan as Gansiel Lodge.
KINGSTON, y. Y.-Tho Ulster County Cattle SHOW
Sni Far WIN b9 lc on e Pan soua: On & 2a ' and 2h Of
it0BGKES-Mrs. Annie fic-Scrman lodged a com
pn Jeslsy, before Jue White her husband and wonAn
% % %H n Sssa Iss ' d. ' & % . % S Gs .. '1S'l NO bead Ha a5S
Ss G .S months , os. I va. @ SS1d 70 ,, l1 InS a l'1s %
Bhnl old brought into Tie hospital yseiy mofang
over hs san hseAeasaek hours previously lie hel
shortly aAerwAd
JERSEY ClTY.-United States Commissioner
AtTahs Jseksn stated charge preA ,snst Lucas Bath for
nng passed couutern Und States Aahoa Currency bill tol The
denomination Of to Of the Marine BAk u New o Louis Geug
Wiz the ierand
store lll l Husn ConHty 2lst n August last Bad
catered the purchased cigar and offered S0 bal In pue0
Geug accepted the b - u change said be believed the $40
note was bad, pat maak l. for dcntLcatoa, and
tod Bath 10 would be returned 10 him n otd worthless Tbe
tspeI Of The goeeFr store attempted to rcpis n Nesfok but
TAXED hen offered refused 10
h saying he had as pi fa Mr Charles schultz Schultz
mte1 haven given BIN several billie but be believed they al
good Guge having Sailed % his back Information
ne natter 20 David Nsu United States Secret SrIl-e Aecn
hob'ten That genemn bad Bah arrested aud tr0 before Con-
missioner Jacka Who Retained him M rl and fixed b 10 appear ut
The Board II tiurln rglnl yesterday by the zee.
ton " Judge b. r. Randolph President and g. W Pe,o Clerk
Extensive arrangements being the Srhun corps Tor
The festival which Mount Pleasant Pk Onsi0w
HUDSON CITY-At . a. m. yesterday. fire was
discovered new fame dwelling hoase Of sunmtage aud
abse a. oanel by Nj brl4dge aud before the uhcs
ngnehsd tie building vas damaged TO the extent Of $500 Cha
nrqaei Of Nvgark arrested yesterday morning by Constable
D. Johnston. ch-rre1 ytb obas D Frank Rlce
New-York tribune., 1868-08-26

DEAD BRICK POMEROY's
III DAILY DEMOCRAT"
SPICY READING:
THE DAILY DEMOCRAT.
AN EYEOPENRR:
TIB DAILY DEMOCRAT.
A HOT BRICK" FOR
THE RADICALS:
THE DAILY DEMOCRAT.
READ 1T FOR NEWS:
THE DAILY DEMOCRAT.
READ 1T FOR FACTS:
TIRE DAILY DEMOCRAT.
READ III FOR PERSONALS:
THE DAILY DEMOCRAT.
READ IT AID KNOW;
THE DAILY DEMOCRAT.
FOR CITY NEWS;
READ THE DEMOCRAT.
FOR SPICY NEWS
READ THB DAILY DEMOCRAT
FOR ALL THB NEWS
READ The DEMOCRAT
TAKE IT HOME;
THE DAILY DEMOCRAT.
1T WILL PLEASE YOU:
THE DAILY DEMOCRAT.
LATEST AND FRESHEST NEwsI
THB DAILY DEMOCRAT
FBARLEsS AND BOLD;
THE DAILY DEMOCRAT
A TREMENDOUS SUCCESS:
THE DAILY DEMOCRAT
SOLD BY ALL NBwSBOYS AND NEwSAGBpTs.
PRICE TWO CENTS.
PRICE TWO CENTS.
PRICE TWO CkNrS.
TsE BEST EVENING PAPER EVER PUBLISHED IN p
THE DAILY DEMOCRAT
NJ ~ POMEROY,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR
New-York tribune., 1868-08-26
p1SSENGERS ARRLHED.

FROM HAMBURG, AuE 25-ls ssearshp Hamnonh-J W srs
90 shAn Lima BmgRcr W. Biamheer and Wis Adler, W
seh-ans SOPHIE ofuier y Uknanh. Joseph Schmidt Pet
Fas uhlmann Wasscsnp Arthur Erwin j. SuvnaAn, lisa
Mas Caroline eyerahl RukoM schnejsT. Sanui Weller
otb- In IN secs
New-York tribune., 1868-08-26
NOME NEUS
THE WEATHER

REvARgs-Hsy.sy-LE haIy; aud slogdy ron - 10
lagy Ahernoouazy aud eosay - very cosly 90 351
c.oulr Evctug-Sst ssn1v. Anon0n'csThe
1861 Lad probably the usrst tail q krovn c"mf
Ieuh ~ this rraed sgetdo sui hrsLsf
Dol, 1856 The comet u 1914 hi fsH lenlt1 100
deg sud N iai Of The Il 1907 r,g vr~ ~
visible broad DAYLIGHT The
passed through portion of the tai 81 BE soni 81 les N' -
dere1 hv ibe spYroscl ~ ts earth
tey uIbppT ntnnses Hsil ge storms. rices.e
cod IlstInee.. hli lrN
New-York tribune., 1868-08-26

Terrible suRerings from rupture, and final cure
,rpsusns Hodge, under the easeen of De-
SHgRnAv No on oadnav Read his statement M page, Dali
Ta,spe vf Aug n and Y. unier special Notices
New-York tribune., 1868-08-26
FI'RNITIrRl

New siyIesI ~ Ban u IftN Tts11vtd-
G. l. 4 J. II. kELfY Co, Ne. ~ BreAsTay.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-26
LATEST SHIP NEWS.

LATEST SHIP NEWS
ARRIVED.
Steamship Naran Blsksnan. Richmond mise. asd pass
Stsan.isp Ga aiea Eye, ProrAeuce udss and pass
snhen Bishop CenfSeIos 20 days Ang IT, lat
x % Len - 10. brig Loch Lomola, bound :.
Brg Merssc Gfggs, Bermuda days In ballaA
sCHoOsKRs-IuyKA AM tOAsrwI~R
NelEe Pr,h,thpot Bella Peck seg Josdon.
El~ard Beusett ksg- -LOnaeb.
Baltimore, Bl1lhe,hpsrt Granite StAi,. Boston.
I.hu ucra, Cloud, Hsv haysa
T. NJ. Bronscon ElIabethpSFt kaiAboN. Aptonsy
Cbatttuoay. Ehrabethport Jshu A. DiI HaTwsh.
Tbo-as PotbsT blubethport bnptdite. Sag HaItor.
AugnyA EisalehpOrt Texas, New. LoudoE.
S.le Bo-m6eld, Bhzabchpo,t Potes Ritter Portland.
n W. Thnrus BI1abe,hpOrt Patron JamesTpIt
kv.yn. Ei1abshpOrt Marf nee New lLtSen
Silss Wright Eit,hethpor. =. W. Bahcoek, Westerly.
SGssnB Nash. Westerly. IhmsoO, NsNpoTC
j. \. Sermour, POrisesce Helen, CALAIS
\ Mai, Stanford
n T. King Caas X. l.. llabh Hartford
Mm Uurtcn PrITy. balrm. Newport
T. G. LYMAN Portland Guide. New hayeR
Elwsfi LiuAsey, New Haven. lola. Paviucket
william Sctuae NAnsVtli Or'Ala
SAILED.
Steamships SIens for Hawburg Rna LVsrpoo SaTatogs heh
mend sc.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
S,yAyNAH %Arhyed steamship Wyoming Len fliadepha
WuwISoToS E G., Aug AAfned, steamship hebeccA Clyde
Cu,IFroN SArrived. seshshlps Champion, from New
YORK Gst Bsltmoei sehs My Rover Ne"'iorE Phantom
Nsy Aug -Aniyel Empire, from Newburgh,
Jru Find Robins Island Wasp Dennis = Ackey Rondouti oops
Decelon Ronont VIM Mount RoDioo S9gs1or Block ISLANDS
- Gsrb.al sailed steamer ". C1t Nr AdiletOws bEE
Crosby AleI.ndra; s,bT Minnie Ner'Hayen
DISASTERS.
IJyyRpo,t Aas g-Cast McDowe who the only perssn
rescued rom ship Tara before reported wrecked the hesy has
" s Nm Fa"oTe hene ar New Orleans reported ashore IN
will probably b. saved a the tags sent to her assist
Anes have TtAeb'd heh
New-York tribune., 1868-08-26

lace CrRrAINS.

New patterns i,r this -sa-or Wholesale retail, At
l. j. b. NELLY COS Curtain stoTv, Ne tE eIsasvay
New-York tribune., 1868-08-26

der tho name f Cha. H vh dsfrard TIE
g IN the same BY On. Of tie cs q fs No. Raroad
Re bad m sio ,e aaP' anl t 1osyt % .Ps Of The S
rom G ,.dense in r place The ds.saa PSeesu,or Of BE
% g se s r'S in s {. ra, led va eyS Ss'a DC srgt and
sie ,9sS,ses at hr fusfai Anog nrss hisl
e h-or sfJ ana oo'4s soG as 'a.s .s0s.s sI - s ,Is
MAYOR Van Rels- Alderman defLs' hAyo ONshi
Ro5er Glesiis s.t, and Jsoos Wcah go
NEWARK-Col. PeckweI OF the lst Regiment
lev. ,oSo aiT 7 for,, and g V.@ VEN suagSod
yesterday before L. Cons tasia Oh olS o. h-'ihs
whisky thsensH The esa'4,oa vas p.tpGr.a OF tsl boat
g-aat Of ,he police o aryeied y-ie'ssI At f""ps
er gave John Morrison aal RobeT 6Tshas q BsI
av frsns H"asr asea 'esr' Iroh. ~ ,' q. y. @ Sn
aro,se I@ a. '''fi The Goy ss' ryeo,s,d
PATERSON Monday evening Mr.. David Ma
,s.a - wagon .'T'si -s-. Ss.. s,e;
o-o5e bro4sa 5.d Injured. ne hoes Of John C.
ypt,ryoo Bgot va, catered ~ asl e'e, Lss'Fe AID
30 s.i lat e,sSi.s sy C.Saosss B.s..' .T1-
ne og saa Br., nolis Ao,.iSa bed p1s a; Red W.ois
,.s,'y o. a'i b % vg . sSn smo.. ssur, ron soa
~ C4phris ', a. P,ais M s'e,hss 80. sg'td ihe s.nse
Be-. sir- 500 1zaces Ire whee -fthe PhsniT
I Hoaiav and ss m has he, sn.a !. proceed s'
Psr y's.r @ 10 c sfs m bSa 20 % . SS. Ie ss.a W. sst
5.ei,sh ,sop "a De lie
slHon- ofdoIlir.
MLLBURN. \. J-The store Of Mr.. John D.
eT hcoT YESTERDAY os S.o.s ss'
ORANGE, \. J.-Henry Hansen 4 carpenter was
ud Monday night By seug nNh By loeenof1e o The
N1rs ald k'seH Railroad.
MORRISTOWN, y. 1.-THE camP-meeting al this
place MI bat On asBdsy nsht ihs aeT. NL Gil
TEssty ministers arrived the groAhd
gs-r 80 expected 100 win D. "a ,e s'ounSs tehIe
~ wees ssS@. f-v
MADISON. n. J.-1Avrenee Dempsey of BsOnton
Instantly lr this place yesterday -onEg He was one "
s - loosss on ia' sor- and tseI 'alsoaf
place BE- staining the platform Niih BIS
h1 projecting aud dashed against wall
the Hhcsk sf -se plr and "stastF sisd
LONG BRANCH. n. 1.-THE Continental Hotel re
~ 81 September The Bsnbsr Of
D.rss cat.riae uanuoth bot ibis hsBnsr greater BY
Under tn administration
Il established r,oatan had
a.ststsA IS- PTD~cs " ron
SeppmbE which Acd dehghtol meath a. Tie sea
si1-
HARTFORD. CONN.-The 1st Regiment D. G. G.
p1tcAed soHi mile iSru s sNy yesterLy On FShy
reg viii be eNsi ly Go1. k%sisA.
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p.r epovl Nsr i0rk Herald oRss RApsd overheard from
u Cy Nerlors 81 MESock her late tup and wos
~, y sA owaug " prsnP aaah Of beat nis Which be
ao-h hsulei materially so5ered
BRIDGEPORT, COMA great pissatonaI teat
"a BSk Rock honay morning BY 6sSTse AD James
HeA Thev caught about on poun Of bass aD bse t AZ enc
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New-York tribune., 1868-08-26

To get rid of Fever and Acue, intermittent
or Rss Dr. o. JAEs AsUE uIruEE standard
remedy that acts aasky and cures thorourhlr everywhere
New-York tribune., 1868-08-26
20 CORRESPONDENTS

Andrew j. Bates, Of Savannah, Ga, and j..
Hackett. OF Trevan's Depot Loaisa County, Va, are
prepared to receive The .DLY TRIBUNE on the terms
suggested by correspondent Of Aug T. 1853, who halls
from Yew-York. ...."A Republican" New-York-The
bea tine 10 SOW grass seed Is August and September
timothy and blue glass preferred Early IN the Spring
SOW, on red and white clover The seed bed must be deep
and rich. A Hopeful Voter" New Yoyk-lou may yste
Tor the candidates for President and NlcePreS4dent ia
Ohio but as YOU legal voter n the State VI New
York viii be Impossible for you 20 vote here.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-26
AMERICAN Or FOREIGN MADE WATCHES

From amsug tie many testimonials their DsvsnSns saTs R''~
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National Wah Company Egs H. which baVe nd snoe Moves
Der ss, has performed than sfsyeT SDe watches which
tested intending Jargenen Chronome'tr NY means hr e
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and scl,ss box CbTosoeter uh which De be DETERMINED
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Your watch high Pnsed one bat is pesaSs m "Ds"
Inc 3. my f.D as essIsg pers0h Of tine Keeping the
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New-York tribune., 1868-08-26
A NEW TABLE-KNlFE.
PATENTED NOVEMBER, 1881

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L. beauula ia design sBd tuisb.
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Steamboats,.
lbs Knise Is forged handle bladj
b-ay pd SILVER lie cheapest Silver Plated knb oSret
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For sale by tbe trade generally.
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New-York tribune., 1868-08-26

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