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New-York tribune., 1870-08-26

ApAM-At Oyster Bay wedues.y Aug a. John Henry ADAM In
P I ec. " viii BE- held residence Oyster B. 90
Friday afternoon at 4 oelocs
Iitch6eld Co. Conn, papers please copy - ,,, s,,
RIRRKRou THURSDAY Aug IS at his residence Fort Hl sss,a ,
snd Theodore Of the hrm Of and T. bsoei 10 'oe ~
R, % and friend. Of the family invited attend The fan.. T
a. ) o'cloci D. m without further invitation
BgRGRy-soddenly Centre aorehe on Weipsday Aug - %
Norice Of funeral in Saturdays paper
BIAJKwELL-At ROcksway Long sni Aug q 10 TOE tS'n year ~
her age Hannah Blackwell widow OF samuel blackwell O"V
resident Cincinnati, lately OF Rose'iie NJ 49,
BIAKEY-Ou THURSDAY morning Aug 2 at O'Clock MARY bae'
siss Of James BsEe 10 61 year C her r.. .,,
ssariay at the Reformed Presbyterian Church West TTe'
RemGnAs-Aus Is Rrastus C Bhdgm,n ChnOu staten 'Ani
y T@ss pSrG1s M .SS ns, .ssd ssf sas
lines Hines ;b sIs sa,s James G Baidsin
Rel.,se, and family respectfully invited & % ssa @ @ @
.as.'t @sSee GS Ser mother No. twenty cODds'
HrsE-ou Tuesay Hyde Park n T., Allen hae "'
83tl year Of bis age ,,u
NIsTu.,y morning Aug a daughter Of Randall sod
r en Of the family attend The fuuer. oeoel 70
% rday 10Th inst residence Of her parents Seventy s,'a
,oSSSd eSa % sai TX; EsSshsS. St Ia SsoSf
s s. g ,sss'Ss s.,.s Of s%Hs'.n c.sa. e.
Sacramento and Aarysvile papers please copy
oAKLBY-suny, WEDNESDAY morning. Aug a. OF e'As''e''
ri. 81 's. sls f and sni ,iss Js. o.. are e, =
invited funeral from his late resdeao No va
Iiberty-st. Nexburgh FRIDAY afternoon at o'clock
PLArT-Downed CrOton Lake Aug a. William Pi ooP "'
Warner and Jane A. 6 H. P l,s IN the uea . fI 81 S to
funeral service. FRIDAY II m :, The a.rsa
house sIth-ave, without further invitation q,
SHAW, the RESIDENCE Of her 'Oa j. @ SHAW f1"'"'
wATKIys-On SUNDAY, Aug 81, Charles s. Watkins ST. " Wv
Aug d. at O'Clock p from bis late residence TOT 60. - 49,
wRlGHr-ssaeny M y.ss s .sss Il jane.
the late Msry G. Wright Of PhilsdeipnlA
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sALEswOMENs EARLY-C CLOSING ASSOCIATION.
Tho Saleswnmen,s EarlY-C Closing Association

The SaleswOmen's Early Closing Association
held ther meeting, last evening, at Plympton Building
corner Thrdave. and Tenthst. The largo attendance
present indicated tho interest that is felt in the move
ment. Charles Wittenbacher Of the DryGoOds Clerks
Association presided. The object Of the meeting was
stated be to close the dry goods stores OF this city in
which women employed every night at O'Clock, ex
cept on Saturdays.
The Committees appointed TO canvass Eighth and
SXbaves Bleecker ST., Catharne-st, and other parts
OF the city reported that in nearly all they had
met with success There a few instances in which
employers would not permit the Committees to visit
their saleswomen but nearly all the different employers
the Committee visited signifed their willingness To allow
female clerks to join the Early Closing Association
saeswomen visited by the Committees all were willing
to Join the Association, provided their names were not
made public. The Committees succeeded In obtaining
80 members, making the number in the Asso-
citation over 100
The Chairman invited Nelson W. Young President OF
the WOrkingmens Union TO address the meeting, who.
upon being introduced offered his services TO the AssO-
Leonard President OF the Umbrella and Parasol Makers
OF this oity said that when she saw them struggling
against the unjust exactons OF the employers she cOnd
not help saying a word Of cement TO her sup
pressed sisters She thought the Saesmens Association
ought assist them often had had more influence
over women than they had over themselves.
The speaker made ii point never 10 buy anything at
an establishment that did not close early She gave a
very graphic of the organization Of the Paraso
to-day out OF the 1900 who work at that trade,
they have 97I members. The society extends to them
assistance and benefit in adversely and gives liberal
to defray funeral expenses.
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THE NEW DOMINION.
TEXT OF THE PETITION FOR ANNEAATIoN-Pko-
POSED CONVENTION TO DISCUSS THE SUB
JECT.

rpxr oF THE PETITION FOR ANNEXATION-PRO-
POSED CONVENTION TO DISCUSS THE SUB
JECT.
MONTREAL, August 15.-Herewith l inclOse
vou In such haste as to preclude comment IN this letter.
tho first draft of the popular petition for Annexation IL
m not be materially changed it is circulated. Its
athors hone TO attach 100000 signatures TO it pro
senting II to the Queen Accompanying 1t is memo
,,yo Of tbe Convention proposed TO be held should
t rnnerial sanction for such cause be obtained Ihe
following is the petition:
We vour Maiesty's Canadian subjects approach the
Throne with the loyalty and fTankness Oi cluzens Oh an
Tnnire where seryility is as unknown as dHloydIty
Ynrr Maesty's petitioners beg To represent that hoIo
i.aoYv tGan any other portion Of the British Empire
Canada is concerned in and affected by the relations OK
istin1 between England and the American KepuDhc:;
,itiSb colony and under the shade OF the Engsh nag
=. ,hn came time Canada's geographical position anu
onmerciaI necessities the ties OF common origin, te
same tongue the same free institutions, vi 1HE NJ UidG
co,nmni0n not ono whit less intimate WIN INC ohieu
States. . .,.,,o,s ,,oo to renresent that there
has recently arisen and still exists III Chhaaa
hi h notca uneasiness which is not confined 10 any
@ @o Pntin ar to any particular party The Wlthdta"ai
~ your Maiesty's troops and the dlsarliieh. VI wv
fortresses Of Canada, togelher WIN d1er "r their
tnns of the policy OF Your Malestys unfseIs' "a -,
ip oonivncaI silence have led TO the genera ad9P
a the belief that England desires the compete ihuo
pendence Of these colonies. ,, srhiects are pre.
ared ~ accent the burden Of their own defense satls
Ned thai i'm time OF peril the great egs OF tie rtiSn Ia
ion would be extended 10 cover Ie Id he faced without
iy,r,r In fbc common cause. The people OF Cihauh
have already repeed the enemies OF the molner eou'
Oh pt Yomr Msiestys petitioners would urge, respect
fuIv the consideration Of the following facts ,,ao
The silence of Your Majestys GoyeIhm@ent @ W
in painful doubt as TO the pohcy WIN" ''"'
This lndeOsion promotes wuch unessness thfouSnou'
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POLITICAL NOTES

The Democrats of the XIth Ohio District have
NOMINATED Ralph Leete for Congress
The Republican Of the With Kentucky Dis
frct have nominated NJ brown o Jessamine Connt for
Congress '' ~
The following Congressional nominations
have been made; John B. uowIey, Republican Ivth
Illinois District Charles A. Eldrdge, Democrat Iytb
Wisconsin: Andrew J. Hunter, U, nocrat With uIinoi
W. g. Donovan, Republican IIId Iowa.
The Republicans Of the lid Vermont Dis
trict have nominated the II Washington Smith OF 81
Adams for Congress. This completes the Republican
nomnatlOns for the State willard Of Montpelier Poland
of St. JOhnsbury, and Smith VI 6t Albans all members
- tAs Rressaj Congress.
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LONG BRANCH ITEMS.

LoyG BRANCH, Aug. 25.-Nearly all the mem
nor, ,f the 9th Regiment arrived this evening, and
now I'm camp At the dress parade to-day tho regiment
was photographed
Tomorrow evening the grand ball viii take place at
. cniinenta Hotel The officers Of the Third Brigade
haye hcen Invited, and will appear in uniform
dsgraceful occurred last night, caused by the
refusal of member oi the regiment 70 OBEY MS superior
hall and german takes place Friday evening at the
rIotbng was found this evening the beach, in
,0t of A LAUGHS Hotel, which supposed to have
Pad In n man who had been drowned while bathing.
TN hing consisted Of white straw hat low shoes,
un o coat White shirt and undershr card was found
In the pocket, marked 3D. o. French No % East Iwen-
tfatl l-st
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
CUBA.

PROPOSED ARMISTICE-ARRIyAL OF SPANISH
AGENT TO OPEN NEGOTIATIONS.
Mr.. Nicolas Azcarate, a native Cuban, who
has lived for some years in Madrid engaged in literary
pursuits arrived here Wednesday direct from Madrid
having been sent and specially authorized by the Span
sh Government to consult with the leaders OF the Cuban
revolution and ascertain from what terms they
demand and will accept in furherance of declaration
of peace the Island of Cuba and settlement
of all difficulties.
MIR Azcarate upon his arrival here from Spain, re-
ceived kilograms containing further important instruc
tiona from the Home Government and orders from the
Minister of the Colonies and from the Minister OF the
Snanish Navy. Whether the interview with the cuban
leaders will take place in this city Havana Is not yet
decided upon. 49,, ~, =, ,o, h,
Spain Mr. Azcarate not prepared to state but the par
tcare will be given TO the public as soon as the inter
ests of the parties will permit Mr. Azcarate brother
in-aw of Mr. FessieT the financial agent OF the nsur
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....Henry Quinn, a fteman ON board tte steam
boat Vandert, badly injured Albany yesterday wh elessas
the machinery Is vas found OF ns H
"A little boy named House. eight yesrs old.
residing in MOI tseher Vt while asmpng iinde @
YESTERDAY burned death 81 the eIpooa
log the OIL
49,. The Ely Flour Mills at st. Paul Y, wers
burned yesterday tcgeher with 1890 Barrels Of four o0 sses =
Wheat 70 o. M feed and 900 aOur brr Los ssb@,
tl7,5O0.
-...JacOb w Pierce, a well Known wealthy citizen
- Boston shot Wednesday evening the roa fgJ Wau.
% s residence Br>kne The nois frightened bis horse vtA
rsw him from bis nGcng injuries from the effect Se 10
died yesterday The who are the sho probably nefd rsbe
The much excitement the deceased being one he ss
capitalists Of Safest
"A desperate attempt made on Wednesday
night break open the sfs Of the PaymAer the Navy Yard Ps
deptis Of thieves captured ai supposed 10
from HewYok On his pron found -e from Uaci 70 ht.-
Rochester ssn gold and chn aud gof sx
Both Of the watch ename On the front the Letter os q
formed pearls ard damo4 and the other de leaf much sors
the number Of the watch 29 Behng Iadfrch makeS Ohesas
de FOnl Saisse the twisted Of tie lass small
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II luc hcoh'
FIRST PAGE.
The War in Europe.
SECOND PAGE.
A German Battle-SoDg'
Editorial:
Erie.
Malus UsuB.
The GallOws Pro and
Con.
Ell Demoio Me Lleve.
Honest Elections.
New Publications:
Advertisements.
Life Of Charles Dickens,
THIRD PAGE.
American Institute Fair.
Declaration OF Pero Hya-
cinthe upon the New
Dogma.
Japan.
Notes ON the European
War.
"Our Fritz"
War correspondence:
King william at the
Seat OF War.
PrussiaE War NOtes.-I
The First Action-the
News In Paris.
The Prussian Head
quarters.
FOURTH PAGE.
Editorial:
Others See Us.
Honest Elections.
Moving the Grain Crop.
Shall We Have a Fair
ElectiOnl
The Decisive Victory OF
the War.
The Chinese Massacre.
The Midland Railroad.
viii there be Any Msre
Fighting in Francsi
War Topics.
FIFTH PAGE.
A New Irish Organization
Albany Lumber M-Ekct.
Announcements.
Boston Live Stock Mar
ket.
Cotton Markets.
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ADont last evening Mary McCatter, age 10.
was ouneo ~ Of1cer Kenn, corner Of Raxfey and
Hester sts bleeding profusely from the bursting of
Precinct Station, and died at II o'ciock WIZ
The atmosphere, yesterday, was opprsssiva.
and the police report the following easualtes WiiheG
nina Leanan servant, of No 67 Eass seventy hvst 1T
John Brown Of No l27 East seyenteealhst Al ExI
Twenty tsird-st Ferry; WIN. II. Corwn,s yagrant a
Broadway and Prince st.; Lewis Epp-tesa OF Hayer-
straw, In Hiam-st.; Andrew Ludlow, age 1g. residing
at No 305 West Forty fr5tst; Adam WebDo ago H. q
No lOS Ludlow st. at corner Of Grand and MOtSSts.
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THE STATE OF TRIDE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BrPY,D5 Aug 25-Flour heayy; no trzr.act'ors whe.S
tul; sales 5000 bush. No MTkufge Cllo sample. ~
ia s. 10 800 bush Wiue Mod 81 2. Corn frn .<
sales $500 bush No Wcrn 3c 5000 buh Do 9ie,i
lots 59ds0c dll and tmeri les los New Ne
Io Al 4Jic lt0O huh Nes Western fGc New o hh
&c. close RE neglected. Other ARTICLES Inactive aud wou,
change Pghts steady Rcepts-g0o bbs. Flour 25tOj bxA
9O)3 bush Com l3 90 bush Dts 500 bush Rye ship
me1ty-s600 bush Wheat 1850 buh Ots Railroad Sh 9mcnts
5000 bush What, a. 800 bush Corn.
WnurNGroS H. c. Aug 25sp.rs Turrea'iae, 3sic CoDnor
Posa firm Snri n 20. heIsdgL Crude rp r-chanTex
Tar bales New hags been received and caSeI ~h
Low u iilugs and s0ll N ~ T.
AUGUSTA Ga Aug 2Cott0n dnl and eaei a, 100 balesi
receipts " bales, Aillings, l7lUl1ic.
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IA printed on large double sheet, making eight
OF six Load colu zns each II contains all the Inn
nnoTtant Editorials published in THE DAILY Tribune,
except thos merely ooa interest also. erary and
ecientho Lelligencos Reviews OF the most Interesting
and impostant New Books the Letters from our large
corps OF correspondents; the latest news received ny
Teegr sp from Washing stoD aud all other parts OF tho
world; Summary Of all important Intelligence IN TINS
city and elsewhere synopsis OF the proceedngs OF
CO. ess and state Legislature when In session forc,sn
Farmers' Club of the American Institufej TalKs np
Fruit and other Horticultural and Agriruturbl nr
ment; Stock Financial Cattle, Dgy Goods ana uo com.
Market Reports making It, both for variety ,,n AM
Instructive WEEkLY NEWSPAPER pubilsh in FARM -;
Tho Full ReDoyta Of tho American &nsusete 80" ~
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED.
Steamship Le Messuer Liverpool Aug VIA Qseosssvs
10th, and Boston Path mdse.
Bark Hunter York Remedies Cuba ~ days, and moAss
Bark MaryBy Byans,G GnfRths, Havana Il days,
Bark America, Roper, Bremen ~ DAYS, mdse and pass
Bark King Edwards Barrow Eng i3 day. railroad irca
4 VOORHEES, Puliori, MsianIas 10 days, sugar
Schr. Starlight, Hoyey Para "a days, rubber &c
schr Hattie Ross, Uhick, CieRfuegos "a days sugar
sCBOOSERs-RIyER AND CoAsrwisE
Isaack IIinckley. Virginia Francis French Nlr4ni.
Richard HILL Baltimore X. Church Georges Banks
SAILED.
Slips Britannia London Joseph Clark St John n
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BOsroS Aug 25-Arriyei brig n Showers, from MayAuer
wnxsGrOS, " C., Aug 25CeaIed, steamship Benehcos Ne
New.YOrk.
PoxraEss Vs. Aug 23PAssed In for Baltimore sesr
hp Cuba from Havana barks Delaware from Demeraj Hsnos<k
from WestIn Indies brig Glen Rock for Norfolk
CH,RLKsros Aug. 2Auy schs Florence Rogers Hesn "a a.
Lowell Montgomery from NewYork Sailed schr d. raibs
for Wilmington, Del
sAvANNAH 25Cleared steamship Herman Livingston foe
Me- York; Point for Baltimore
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European Markets.
Marriages and Deaths.
Modern Science.
Negro Riot in Georgia.
News of the Week do
mestic and Foreign).
Obituary.
Outdoor Sports.
Philadelphia Cattle Mar
ket.
Political.
The Funeral of Admiral
Farragut.
The Labor Congress.
SIXTH PAGE.
Agricultural:
A New Device in Grape
Culture.
Chicago as a Produce
Market.
Chinese Labor.
Cream Of the Eaam Jour
nails.
Horticulture and Mar
ket Gardening.
New-YOrk City as o
Source OF Manure.
Home Interests.
The New-Jersey Coast.
The Prayer OF a Cast-away
SEVENTH PAGE.
Agricultural
The Attractions OF the
Prairies.
The Choose Making
Section OF New-York.
What L Know Of Farm
ing.
Love In Absence.
New-York Cattle Market.
Real Estate:
Advertisements.
The Dry Goods Trade.
veterinary.
EIGHTH PAGE.
Commercial Matters.
Grain. Provision, and
Other Markets.
Miscellaneous Advertise
ments.
N. WHOLESALE Prices
OF Country Produce.
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ACCIDENT ON THE MORRIS AND ESSEX RAIL
ROAD.

An accident occurred on the Morris and
Essex Railroad last night. careless switchman fixed q
switch for coal train to pass and forgot to replace t
for the passenger tran and the $40 p Bloomfield
train from New-York neared East Newark, the engine
was thrown from the track, and was followed by one
passenger before the train could be stopped Beside
good and shaking up, no harm was done to the
passengers officers Of the train When the Of the
accident reached Newark extra train dispatched
10 take off the passengers, but up to late hour last
night the trick obstructed, and three trains from
MOrristown, Bloomfield and Orange waiting on the
track in rear OF the DISTRACTIONS and the passengers
evinced considerable impatience, as well as many who
were waiting for the trains at the Newark depot.
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MOVEMENTS OF THE PRESIDENT.

NEWPORT, X. l., Aug. 25.-President Grant
rsmsiped to-day at the house of Mr.. l. p Norton and
received some personal friends In the afternoon he at
tended gwen in his honor at the house OF Mr.
sroda the Peruvian Minister, and in the evening he
a,,onded n ball at the house of Mr.. VIM. Il. Trayers
morrow morning the President will breakfast at MT
Morons and in the afternoon will he the guest OF ex-
co., rawin ID. Morgan. and partake OF dinner with
seeet party The President leaves for York by he
boat tomorrow ntsht. ana VIII 1' nou 'noio '" WOW
Point,
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.-.,.,d that I am anxious to pursue that course
% resnt in the least call upon an already ex
rtS treasury; they. too, fully understand whether
80 aiding offenders TO break up the Government
Y e, destroy human ife by secretly or careessy CON
nyinS at these violent acts or whether what in0S say
,he wrong and sustain the Governor In all lauaDe
so for the preservation Of the 6 as Sna c
rasnSnded To- shall rejoice; II not, shal
ed a. thai power whose arm, fear is now alone
stronC enough for protection.
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r market today fully active. ahOayh heal I'd hss
change hands yesterday. Nor Terns soil a. 81 ayier oVF
last week Of ia The supply @ al kind reaches - EAR some ,eY
15 down % ~ 3D. Indiana stocs
Of quality reaze 81 87i; soh les than ~ ~ Illinois
quality COMMANDED full Tat No Keulcsy clngei hah
au appeared 70 he ou n the market TeEens brought a. b. ~ 20 ~
sold Ole bunch n tanadAs
brought 81 ~ Il an 9i5 n. Sheep keep the pHoe-
week cleared H0 have a. Aned
for slaughter bat Te little trade s
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SAILED.

What Did I-LYOEs KATHARos made hair son, nrnnAat
and thick MAGNOLIA BALM changed that ssos comses
emphatcaly
Of all articles head Of hair and refined oomPers.
are the greatest The kathAon nz
Balm just what will give them to yoaand nothing ess
Wilt bloom youth II makes fy Of thirty sppcas
but twenty articles entirely harmless and psssasA
They should be in every laty's possession
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, PERsoyALITIEs-BY TELEGRAPH

Gen Sherman has accepted the invita- Son Of
N, Cafo-ia Pioneers participate 10 their cslehssos
the omission that 3ae into the Union tbs 9Th Of seInoe
49,. Lieut.-Gov- Applegatc Of Alabama died at Ne
bile le a. city yes.srisy stdei Is ne
boat ba large Of people HIS r<sns sin lie In 1S
Montg p-ry day befce burial
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OBITUARY.
Ex-CORONER CONNERY.

Ex-CORONER CONNERY.
DIR, Edward Downes COnnery died yester-
day, at Washin gton OF disease Of Che kidneys He was
about GJ Of age DR. Connery for many years
Coroner Of NewYork City and served in that capacity
IN the famous Burdel murder At is time OF his deJh
40 was practiciDg physician.
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ing" an acihsvement which enables common minds in
some degree TO aPprehend tho possulae OF the trans
cendeutasts tfst time and space not realities, and
which makes the transactions OF the whole civilized
world topics Of thought and Of discourse every civilized
DerSDn In H.
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BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKEr-Aro Is.

Beeves fairly First Quality @ d7ci Ordinary to henm %
Gic receipts 203 held sales lslO heat Swine e Ss %
GOOD damand; sgppy gh receipts l3l bead hhesPood supply
poor wla lending dosnwa good stock ssnte FAR TO oos
a05 5a5ic stock sheep Sl 3a 81 9 feo@p
uDl had
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eueeial Notices.

g., ~ Inventions Obtsioed 70 The tn'd states ana
all foreign countries All wrNx Co Ptrk ros, hes'for
49,. far Busisess Purposes osa .ST S,,Ss VI -
Trade Mars 90" - can had sPPhean1a auSs
@f 'h' 'A Scientific American 0nee No q s,-
.s...i.Ity. Light Loeonottves ..,
opese. ssrt earvss aud hsh rais For eoa1seer
sares r.s 70 sr .os nsss s1 ess asnas is.ss
asa slls For Pss'ssnAp SMITH PORTsR PtSsargh Peas
s,-s,h Assembly District rnien Republican A"s"c'a-
.,hI, mee,ins the above Association .h he belt GA
vs,pfY EyEYIN6 Aug d. At hesaqasy sasps nea % "a :"
Grsnd st.. si 8 ooocL
Jons srIssos secretary
-.s,a Rxchn re- place. e.-Psseng-n the Nerst sss
No. ys.I,asd nv 80 $40 ~ aud trains IRON Se~
Wsip.i,y and who consequence Of oesucasas
In eachng their oessnsso
90 % present claims the cee Of the DeA~s L
s.,ass Western Railroad Company 70 krehansr p' "
tal -. Ar. ...~ .,.,.su Ivsiiy tho
Oeap.sy IA the VI ahLeEs seho' As case fe'efr'~
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MARRIEU.

Wedding and Visiting Cards, Initial Stamping Note Pas9
VIZ EysapsLLs Soss i04 FLroSsr DuToH CuyEss
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NEWS OF THE WEEK.

THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this week is ready this
morning. and contains, in addition to the general news
New-York tribune., 1870-08-26

Every Genuine Bottle Of Congress Water has lArgs
81 c. raised upon the glass Depot 81 ChambersN
New-York tribune., 1870-08-26

,-. . FOB SALE Br ALL NEwsMgN
oy mai, A per year. Terms Dash in advance Al
i''' The TRIBUNE, Nev.Y0rk
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PRICE FIVE CENTS

ciub sod the various Agricultural Repors In each
DOR are richly worth years subscription.
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
CRIMES AND uaLTIEs-Ey TELEGRAPH.

-. Tie Biicaukee Sentinel isas been sold TO the
Wseossn' isblshng Association, for 593 ose
New-York tribune., 1870-08-26

swITH-RgEDAtth the Of the brides parents Aug @ s
D. ID, Rr,rn William OF Glasgow Scotland 70 i.aees
Souneest daughter J. esq Old Lyme, Coma No eAf
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DIED.

Al Notices Of Marriages must be indorsed e'h ~"
ocD,e and address.