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PROMINENT ARRryA,.s

Ncw-Y0rk iIotel--The Hon George II. Pen
dsion Oi ohio. Brccyoort UousC-rhe Hon. fl 4
Muudela. NJ r. and CAPT. Atkinson, London. -- CIar-
endun Uotnltol. X. L. Banks of Gov. Hofnan's staff
and John H. Hardce, Georgia. - Hoffman House.
Capt :. Palmer OF the British Navy, and &. W. wyatt,
London. - Metropolitan HOtel-tien. U. =. humfOrd,
BatiHOrr: T. j.. Davenport. Boston, and the Hon NJ II.
BoNrr,. TAas. = Everett HOuse-Janes NJ. Webi.
London; H. VieuXtemps, and \. Nerger, Paris. 49,
Grand Central Hotel-Gen. ID. NJ Barnnger, Col. W I.
sutherlin. and the Hon Lewis r.. Haryio OF virginia
z-- AstOr HOuse--Chapain Kane, u. =. N. ana Col.
G.. T. Paterson Washington. =-- Fifth Avenue Hotel
Solicitor Banhcd Of the Treasury Department, C9l'
Gourley NJ r. aud Hugh Robson, England; u. III.
Crosby Chicago Gen r. r. Blair ~. Louis; T. H. Jan
field, Vermont, aud WIN. NJ. MCPHERSON, 81 Louis d,
ST. Nicholas HOtel-.Iay Cooke and W. q. M0Orehead OF
Philadelphia Adjuttnt-Gcneral Cunningham OF Dlasi'-
Chusetts, GEN H. A. sheldon Louisiana Capt Parick OF
the British Army W. H. seward. ir, Auburn, n Y; Geo.
A. Batchedrr Secretary Of state OF Dakota; H. j. KIN
bali OF Georgia, Springer Harbaugh OF Pittsburgh ana
the Hon. j. NJ. Wrestling Of Harrisburg.
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a]oiiticaI Notices.
soldiers and sailors Central Club

soldiers and sailors Central Gun
siu meet 4 Headquarters, No ~ broadway,
THIS EVENING, THURSDAY sept u, 81 u ''c''el.
D. H. DUGAHNR
Capt PaasE ~ CLARK Secretaries.
rhe Iri.h Republican Club WI MEET TUE ~
&a.onc lial JA'ib' H"'
eeond s-su,bly District Republicans, IS a, ~
eltc.iOn 0 WooiioId and kaumanpi VII b'' - "
this D. M. a. and on,inr 8 Cub
ra,,, Assembly District Union ReprsAica As-ocia.
finu.-A .y.g.sr Mrs.ag Of tbs Assoc. zoo -
80, In, n.e,y THURSDAY BYBHlNG SePt = p 10 10 D. L.,
"a. GLAssPR, Sec. 'i'
-,h,,,o,.n,h Assembly District wexford ana hnni-
nam amnaizp Club.-Ihe People to f i.e'ls he "'''e
:, - ~ re,uedi The Republican hocionoi me lmr'eenh
~ and an ohers who suppOrs tho patriotic lininisranos
-, A.. invited 70 s,sSi public meeting "a THURSDAY
,1,o soer s 1870 lAl paSs -s'en ooees at loi hShh
~ - Garner Of BisbeaGlsl. fos The purpose Of ofunns
if,rl Ind KauinsB1 Campaign 40 Az ,hi- 'a' '
~ he STATE Ticket nslinaied By &c blAn sue zoo
the -ucof, %, ~ ISAAC DAYTON, President pro '1a
vpn'ion g Sifalo,N .., -
Ions KYLE. sesfstaiy piAH,-
-,,..,,,., Assembly Diss.ict Republican AssOrla-
uSn; JOAg a MbEN President
,g,,,eth As-rsns, Disilict Unlon Repahii, Assoc
- Ian. rpsusr monhlN Beeng All e held THIS (bgr~ayl
AWNING alk0 90 ThlriaSe., At a .. . a.,
WEKKs W cutgsN seors.res IAhfS 'ACAS"S Prrsar~I
ALBmrt boGArr.
-a,si Asseiisiy Dstgiet Union Bcpubcap A..
ha COZ bred. nl nats-, 3D. @ alsitls'e THIS tlbi'
~ Eyf NlNl. IS % 0c..'. ....,o .,...,-.
lDus hOAfuh. y u al ~A-'4 t''-'-N
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BuRNsIDE EXHIBITION AND NINTH ARMY CORPS
SOCIETY,

NIAGARA FAILS, Sept. 1.-The second re-
urion of the Burnside Expedition and Ninth army Corps
Society assembled here nj the international oel ths
was cal led 10 order 10y Gen ,. C. GrltnOi NeW-iAIhp-
shire. on motion OF Gen. Edmund Gardiner OF sew
Irrsev the named officers were unanimously re-
elected President, MaiOr-Gen L. A. Burnside; Vice
President, MaJOrGcn Parke; kecordng Secfetay Gen
Lewis RicmOnd Corresponding Secretary and Ticasu-
rrr col d. r. Iarned. Philadelphia was selected as me
next rIgcc OF reunion and Nov. 16. ISL as the ule
After the usual routine business the Society adjourned
10 banquet at q O'Clock p. m Universal regret was ex-
messed nv the members and visitors 0t the unavoidable
absence OF Cen Burnside the father OF the Society who
il now in Europe At 4 o'clock the members or the
Sosey and the ladies' united. BOre than three hours
were occupied in speeches. after which the Society al
oururd To q hop in the parlDJ5 Of the hotel.
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in those roads ia aO6 md that there less
than 90 different Of tires In They recommend
that The Association consult with the locomotive manu-
facturers and suggest cepter~ g. 40 a. go 49, ana %
inches the first three ,zcs To have tires three inches
fick the last three have tires > inches thick Tho
object of the appointment of this 'osniltee WH '" en-
able the mplucs 10 fix upon som" uniform Fize ana
thickness for tires that manufacturers may Keep SUP
pile. on hand and the companies not he suec~d !" inc
DELAY attendant upon their importation wth "ioeIsn
some discussion ensued the report OF the committee;
after which The matter WAS laid until the report OF
tbe General Committee the same suiltct Nouu w
heard The association then adjourned unlil tohofO"
morning at o'clock ,,,,, ,,o
This evening by invitation the delegates visited tnH
Wnput-s Theatcr where Mr.. Edwin Forrest Is ph!i ing
Rchelieu. The evening trains brought large huh',
Of delegates and an increased attendhhce II eNP'""
to morrOW.
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MUSIC

The sale Of seat, for the Nilsson concerts be-
gins TODAY. The arr Tor the accommodation Of
the hubble the discontinue Of the sPecnlaor-, ana the
profit Of the mapagcr rather elaborate, and VIII be
found detailed in adv ert,ng columns. In addition
10 the artses we have already mentioned. the company
viii include Mr. Wehli, the celebrated pianist.
The last Of the grand gala nights at Centfi- PARK
Garden is II is evening, when Beethoven programme
Will be presented. The season viii soon close.
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Commttrr, were appointed or Public W'r' 'p. 5tnI =
ance Bible Cause Collecting Funds. and P.u. !n2 hh
utes and Memoirs OF the Conference. \ H'''Ohay
Board was elected consisting OF five ministers ana ave
aydelegaes At this stage Of the business al MINISTER'S
on trial were admitted to honorary seats on the por
T. ID Pease NJ. d.. Of Philadelphia. formerly agent o.
the National AntiSecret Society Association, Hllie'h
the Conference the objects u that Association tho
each morning at a before the Conference, which then ad
Ourued Tor the day Sessions of the Conference viii
probably continue this week. There will Do devotional
exercises aud u sermon at and p M each day until
the close OF the Conference
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RECEPTION OF THE REV. FATHER DoASE.

nc TtIUTU Ut IIIV NV VtO 1T. IVdIIV UT NV"
ark WAS the occasion last evening of grand tOrchlig
and screnadc Rcnhardts full silver cOrnet
hand the music and the consisted Of
o U,u,net Guards the commbned Catholic Temperance
nricrs OF the city, the Young Mems Catholic Associa-
,',, and long line OF citizens, The march down
ingon-st Market 10 Broad, Ncshit, 10 Plane,
~ Herfk er the residence 81 the Rev Father DOane,
trrr thr serenadc took place The procession made "a
ore oppraranct. The 6crcuadc was hearty. and was
n1rbated In by thousands OF people. ~ Is intended
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PERsoNALlrIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Attorney General Alderman is III at Atlanta,
Ga. bu; not seriously.
Gen. JEFF C. Davis, u. S A., has arrived at San
Francisco from Alaska.
$50 Gen. John w. SandfOrd, an Old ana prominent
citizen OF Georgia, i, dead.
The Rev Thomas 0Sulliyan a Catholic priest
ron Springfield died Worcester yesterday injuries received
on the "a oad on MonjsJ last
Mr. John = Cans President of the Cincinnati
Cbo.f Of Commerce retired rom that position yesterday and Mr C.
". Rowland " elected in hi, place.
Gov Hoffman has appointed the Hon. George
IS (g OF TIsnr County member " r Commission 10 etn'
iu All r.1 ,.s.a u t,,e..men iri taxation. Lucns ROBIN
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THF COMING ELECTION.
COLORADO.

CHAFFEE, REPUBLICAN, ELECTED TO CONGRESS
BY AN OVERWHELMING MAJORITY.
DENVER, Sept. 14-The election returns re-
eeved up to late hour last night indicate the election
OF Chaffee Republican,, over Miller Democrat, dele
gate to Congress by an overwhelming majority. Out Of
twenty precincts heard FROM only is reported for
Miller The vote has largely increased everywhere
throughout the territory Denver cast l,i7i votes.
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FREE METHODIST CHURCH CONFERENCE.

FIEI. IIIIIVUIoT '4'N.F0' :, :,
The Snsqueh1nna Conference of the free
Methodist Church commenced il, 10th annual session
yesterday morning. at the Free Methodist Meeting -
Forty-eighthst.. Nintbaye. The Rev.B l. EODerS
took the Chair at $50 A. M, called the Conference 70
order and read the oob cbaper Of Acts After singing
me hylnn, Jesus the name high over all pihfci W.
nntfe Dy the rtsidng officer, after hch me Rev "
you'd Inc Secretary read the roll and II ministers re-
spohed the credentials Of 10 lay delegates were ri
ann accepted. The Rev W. Gould then reelected
secretary and the Rev j. T. James Assistant Secretary.
oouhll trs were appointed The following table shows
tue condition NJ Free MethOdism the United states
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TIE STATE OF TRADE.
)OXv3TlC MARKETS.

DOMESTIC MAPKBTS
Wrr4Tgror n G.. sept H-Sprts Turpen'ne yt"7fy R'N,
strained steady. al du Crude TurpenGe uD9sL Tar.
~ - Cotton hrri Miillngs. I7iGlIBs
AoaUsr, GA, sept demand Cotton, with prices sss
EASIER rseepts 200 bales. silas ~ hs'es
shT oasAS sept h-Fiour sells TeshJ; sopesre % ~
1ouos Ess f6l5 Treble Rrin o. IN 81 Com inlt m1r
Ht White Bic Oats hnn; Jous ss06Di Cslebs e Brn.
~ TO- liy scasi Choice Ss0esJ PORK lower, Meas y -
pObng sales Of shoulders at $50 Gear Rb stos Ic
e" ST. DO Ham, Asc- elesfPd,os 10 Nohs oP ia
Stsfi1s 10, hss-lork s. GIT prem Cola ma
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The Bureau Of Detail at the Navy department wa %
day engaged preparing the ne. .,rii5 orders cH'
~ grtiyp duty IN officers Who are upon Che retired s
i'm accordance with the recent order Of the secretary
Nearly 100 officers are affected DE ui, ord'I, nc rl-
nal ones d. pc the Post Ad'ur-, follows StInshin,
M NcW-York: Breesc, at Philadelphia PauldIhg, az
Boston; sands 20 Norfolk That her, at Porsin"u'h,
\ H. and Craven III Sal FIJnCiscO. A number OF
cDIumodyrcs captains. COMMANDERS, ana minor officers
who are on duty ~ ghthOus" spcctors. comma am
naval stations receiving sh'D.. c, also relieved,
beside LARGE number Of srII officers surgeons, pdJ
masters ana engineers.
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ssmhsd At Anderson P,rs ard marched The Reformed Church
Whrs aIlels. delivered ~ Dr. Bansst AID ohen Al e
evening speeches made by tbs Rev Dr. Van Chef sDd hr
Exycton Of ne Jaocprqt00t
PATERSON-On Tuesday night the Office OF Mr.:
Allied sper catered and so tssu The as,e' ned 60 ID
oee. The night The once VI Wn
Anderson W., entered and rsnsnked
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Richard Daily, hagman at Garrettson's
Tunnel two miles north Of Rhinebeck Station, on the
Hudson River Railroad, was killed by passing engine
yesterday afternoon
Anew Jewish Synagogue on Bank-St., Newark
will be dedicated with imposing ceremonies sept p IL
IL Intended for the worship OF the oldest Jewish society
i'm he eli y which has hitherto met IN has and on
occasion, In private residences
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MAJOR wILLINM DENMAN.

Major William Dcnman, the founder and
Editor Of The Tl-TellCr the ro weekly Catholic jour
nal published in America, and which was about Is years
ago merged into The IiSh american. died Saturday
t b, late residence No g. cls-st, Broosivu, I'm the
10Th wear Of hi. age. Mr.. DcLmiu naiNcoi l@tnc
shire. England held the position OF Major IA me
Rr,ti.b army, and participated u the battle OF Waterloo
Ills funeral took place yr. fgrday ~ IT. Paus Church
Court st.. where la.s of requiem WAS celebrated Inc
remain, were inferred az Calvary Cemetery
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MARSHAL SHARPE's PROPOSAL.
Vnitcl States Marshal sharpe has addrcsSel
OBITUARY..
THOMAS +. CARSON.

The announcement of the death of Mr..
Thomas L. Carson by drowning in the Raritan River,
was made yesterday morning TO the New-iork stock EX-
change OF which he had been member for three years
Mr. Carson was 25 years Of and was much esteemed
h, an his associates, both social ana commercial Inc
President Of the stock Board made very feeling at
dress in reference tine deceased and appointed com
mittrc OF three 10 draft -uitah" resolutions TIE nag
was ordered be placed at hiihi,t anil The "a! oil
he
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HOME NE WS.


riiE WEATHER
"sw.foHE Hrnr. Their Je,r Vind
sept IL 50 mlnN 10 n
y n A.. IL Ia
10y ''NH'- 'Hi"fdiys WcdIe sday, tine I4th wns !,
warm SUNNY day. The -ky wa h. ~ from n a., !, m
nv vtDer Tunes hut littio slightly lazy Note-lib
Iroi ~ - m 10 H. clear sept. H. 1862 Thermometer al
Z a. "a. 60; D.. M. 70 y. M, $50
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wlodi. Clurchcs OF Ncv-Nork State commenced yes
,ty "a tlp Forty-cghth Il. Church iu this civ and
iut .ut.. t..I iI1 TOMORROW. the forenoon sc--
YIN rr.t,riiJ Uls Devoted 600 organization f.c lcF.
AL J. iobcgts presiding. Ia tr attrtuoOu sermon Vas
ui.4clicd by The LseN. b.. Burlle--
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DpNns1a lAernaPi

DeVor's heroseDe OlsNsnsnie safe pure slyeror
at 1rfs - ordinary OIL For sale ses and 10 al
o1l fK1t - 'iai ALo ~ baIfeis by D5k AAsUN&aSN~
Co.. III Tlton-,L. N Y
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o. the week:
Editorial Notes Terrible Disaster at Sea
The war in Europe. SIXTH PAGE.
.rc0SD pAGE Agricultural:
ponance OF the Thames. American Institute
TTaGcr IN is ii,u' American Institute Fair.
General Nofes Farmers News.
JubeLicd Zines Amert- Improvements in orn
Eanera Life in aGorm1n POtsI-
New Publications. toFicid
Advertisements Opportunities
The Grape Crop of 1870. unpariOued.
THIRD PAGE. SEVENTH PAGE.
The Republican Record A Sunset Memory.
Great Speech Of 5chuy- ASIicnlCna;
FoURrH PACE. Horticulture and Mar
Editorial: kct Gardening.
ALAS. a Last Appeal for Rost,- What Know Of Farm
tulion ing.
Eugene. Home interests. ,,,.
itaiv and Rome Real Estate;
Lies by the Cord Advertisements
Our Ticket. Preservation of Wood aud
The Maine Election. Iron.
New, OF the Week do EluHIB PAGE
nestle aud Foreign. Buffalo Cattle MARKET.
pIFrH PAGE Commercial Matters
Announcements. Cotton GlaTkets
Asiatic Markets Grain, Provision, and
Boston Live STOCK MAJ ,, 'nii @ ,jo-+f,a
kct. Ml7cellaneOdS AuFeFIlse-
M MaIgISser and deaths. n wholesale Prices
Philadelphia Cattle Mar OF country Frouuoe
ket
THE NETWORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE
ia printed large dOublemedium sheet making eight
pages OF six broad columns each II contains al tem
pofiant Editorials published in THE DAILY TRIBUNE,
except those OF merely local INTEREST," also, Literary ana
Scientific Intelligence; Reviews or the most interesting
and important New Books the Letters from our large
corps OF correspondents; the latest news received by
Telegraph from Washington and all other parts or me
world a Summary of al important Intelligence in TINS
city and elsewhere; q synopsis Of the proceedings Of
Congress and state Legislature when IN Session. Foreign
News; exclusive Reports OF the Proceedings OF the
Farmers Club OF the American Insttutej Talks about
Fruit and other Horticultural and Agricultural nforma
zion essential TO country residents; Veterinary Depart
mont: Stock Financial Cattle Dry Goods, and General
Market Reports; making IT, both for variety ana com
etenes altogether the most valuable interesting and
instructive WEEKLY NEWSPAPER published in the world.
Tie Fall Reports OF the American Institute Farmers
Club aud the various Agricultural Reports, IN each mum
Der are r.chlJ worth years subscription.
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Dspps for Congress md Empire Spring Waters. -
ca ..6,r,4t done genuine sold on dsngjt
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Dr. -ss-'s Cnrarrh Remedy.-Ss1o
c,se Sod BIZ Druzgiss b. mail pam,as fe.
drs., v PsRoR NJ. D.. 10 senecssi. Bafdo. N Y
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p,tJt-x ,ss Whiting Crrfs. iath sisrpng yse Psp-
W. agAtoaI. $50 PDLTos-sT OLD Dyr9s OHuses
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ELAHRIED
BBrrrfH N

BBTrTfH-PAU RE-At aoS CITY, J. bept j. IN b. e isr~
Ar -7tt Che rcnc, OF 30 brl's pycln, Wsief mus
ofHevsrs J.. 70 Virgins only daughter Of Joseph n F'e.c
OCSrBKHOUr- DE residence Of the hndr. ter ege
D. By Rev. Wn Pcuon ~ Ecs YORK .s,el by i3ft D. 4
Hscor d. u Brooklyn Rev O. v Oussrbep Of Webster hs,
BROOKLYN.
Boston papers please sopy.
PhlII-chPLISiRin Br0oslrn Wsireesg, sent - a. ~
se'e otths tr"ns mother, Bic "useh Prt9t - h~ A"s
Ni1 Nf' fkfnUR')n 'hs 1;h inst. A. Che H-rrifc
iff'h n j. by he Rev d. John g. AtsrIhur7 Wi n.,ks
81 90 % Helen e. -Ilslu d hr bowls a.rIll Ir, 90 He--
WDODBNJGH-IH0 MAS-At Vow Brunes.,h. N j. br Rev "
"iiaHs on t'p IT, sn, Wuan A. Wooibnise. ssi, 10 y -
Della D.
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
Se.n,hp goganl Wsbscer Liverpool Aug b. 7is Queenstown
Sep /
h-smship Montgomery PsrclOth savannah. mdse and
S.,usIip Farhanks Howe, Nilmiu gtOn misc ana
SHIP neryy Caulaus Rotterdam Aug Bemorhyeu ll aai ,se
dwight lih, mdse
schr Isiae Panel PoruPftt~ Y days loguoOi
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND CoAslwsk.
samuel Wood. Virgins. Elizabeth V .ite. Virginia
Bmms Whitman Virginia
SAILED.
Steamships Manhattan lDi 2u0a 10, Liverpool Abmtrs of Nor
folk,
DOMESTIC PORTS
iiArryed bark Adelaide Gresl0k
CnARLEsTos. C., sept i-Ag,ed schf "a B. Van chat on
Rockpo The s.e-msip Charleston Tor CoFs detained By heavy
Eeather
LgsEs, Del sept N-Aruye bark Ade McAia. Ia ballast rom
Burnos Ares orders Her cptain bod ne e"
Of the Dr. baIk Delaware from Baltimore Cor D,mem PICKED nv sp
9Th IN lat Is n. lon 90 W. tn mate and were os. @
h4s bug from syenne o ma
tiuUr rescued the "a iust in it, % n. The captain n uis
abandoned her but Capt rnrtrtgs OF tr bark Aoe AeAA ~
itt, sd u.f '.,4 ... Ii Ll r Z t..tsu- 'o ~.
Both vcAalb wrecked m hc lurcu, ofth ko o. ~ t ,e
Also arrived hus IIn UAra. daJs 9um rlIss lS'Do ""
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PRICE FIVE Cent?
FOR SALE BY ALL GEwsmEN
By mail, s. per year Terms cash IN advance. Adj
dre,s THE TRIBUNE, Eew-YOrk.
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NEWs DE TIE WEEK.

Tur WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this week il ready This
morning. ind contains. In addition ID Che general news
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GEORGIA.
rRouRLF AMONG me DEMOCRATS.

TROUBLE AMONG THE DEMOCRATS
ATLANTA, Ga, Sept 13.-The Constitution this
evening publishes letter from Linton stephens decn-
ing for Congress for the With District He declares
that the Craftsmanship OF the State Democratic Commit
tee is vacant and assigns that there was no
quorum present when the Chairman was elected
THE COMING ELECTION.
ATLANTA, Ca, Sept. 14-The Republican
State Central Committee, the Hon Foster Blodgett in
the chair met to-day and will continue in session to-
The election win probably be provided for in
December. The Republican State Convention will meet
In Atlanta the first Wednesday IN October.
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6perial Notices
,n,, .y.saiia,0 Or. sa,v--iou ssr d

Pla.an', ..y.Gsiia,7 Or. sa,v--i3u lsr he lilir-
RoR RESTORING TO GRAY HAZE IT'S ORIGINAL COLOR
PHALONS YITALlA" offers utterly from al hs lyos' -
orsr and "r,ssorsrs" % J. ato.l, iersas ps
eps Impd, Fragrant AID perfectly aroepoa' sgs'
muddy Hoesant mater requires shaking Up Az onnoae ne
stain the unen 10 paper aeoe,'y loeono.L
h t1rb appalrnn,, simple that Is not bvL ns.
all intent, aod purposes sEv D'ooyErr in rolo. Chemistry
For ale by all aratgss, PHtroN z CON, Nss-ys-s
rn.ntej Atmosphere.
N,arou5 'sye Irevaos hc Pan Heay aud r-al"
. ,.aaons then arise from EARTH end Che Sreat Asp, b,
tween the temperature Day and night pro4po .ho system sH'
by Che Summer epidemic diseases The eeiye oars he r7
especially arc pt ellis period Of th ye'r 20 become inert nai ing
h and al The bodily powers require renovation Tho Test indeed DO
only protection against morbid nfrercs' Of s asoa vbolo~'
moie.i ulsus Prominent among TIE IBIS class
and indeed foremost among preventive mene'
mole.n lme stand. HosrEas BrrEEs It's sputioa
/, ,oetensye with The Hemisphere; hss been Standard
article for twenty years sales may sseoaae by ae reeop.
arus) larger t5aa those o. Oer proprietary op''n 90
This continent AMI e testimony its embraces le'er ospgo'
from the NOS. Distinguished members Of I'll DE learned profo- ana
from veil known residents Of almost every In he Union These no
ts credentials To state doing prevent end s'ai tho ~
sns, Of the human family would require space than can be gives
10 the subject here dyspeplc, the bilious lie nervous e ~~a
and ,maaed The desoDdn The broken down end it, eno'ng and
regulating properties immediate ofreld Il Is
vegetable specific safe ami roien and for which h' whole
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Preacher, Circuit'. aefnh'r'- Property

The gu4mehauna Conference organized IN BrOpne
County ~ in 1884, with five preachers and nVe circuits.
about 100 members. The following usurtS Will snow
10, growth:
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Especially Conslmpves viii m The and baths - Che CoNGRB<s
SPRING C0ryrcs, Rail SheldoH VI. unir lie o. Dr
FITCH OF ia Brod.ay NYor OF the beet Of ho'h
skin Diseases hhemaum and Cancers
A sixteen NeeEA Chme -Zng be,
ter than Mugeso. FLORIDA C5lgfess a tie elt hO
All the wear Board excellent sId cheap. for parsssr ucsS
an rooms apply personally 0f By leserto : CaRIAE
C01rre Hal Sic';0l. vermont
WarnOck s. Co.'s
SEVEN DOLLAR HAT
THE STYLE Is ESTABLISHED
MODEL TLECANTll
PRICE JUST mGriil
0BT THEM SO BROADWAY
s,pecia'fy. Light Locomotives
adptsd grace, snd light POI cofirsctor
use Also tor lumber cCsIne,
and For phOtogr. and fall n0 nlt9s, ad.Iess
SAITH PORTER P.,'ausi. Peso
PO--OGce NOtceThe Mails Cor Europe will t, oes
on THURSDAY 10 O'Clock aud 8. a ue station 10
lows and b. 0.i0i aid d, 5:2Oi 3D. t:5 al H.
IA p. d. JON Us. Pos master
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-15

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-09

The State bond market has developed greater degree
OF activity, especially South Carolina 6s, Dsnu
airy and july, which advanced from 50 TO III. Next in
point Of interest the Old North Carolina 6s which
declined TO &C. with a rise OF per cent at the close
There also small dealings in Tennessees Lou
sanas, vrgnas, and Georgia U.s. but without any mate
nal change in prices Metropolitan Bank shares sold
$780, Fourth National, lOJ and Bank OF North America,
lC5. Railroad bonds strong and in active demand,
with the Pacific securities the feature Cenras selling
9oIa9l, and Unions at s2as9 Rock Island u sold
97i. and hrsts Of C. C. and l. c., s7tas2t.
The aggregate amount OF exports exclusive OF spec
from the port of NewYork for the week ending Nov
1870 was &,lsl,3Ss.
The firm OF Gibson, Beadleston Co. have dissolved by
the withdrawal Of Mr. Beadeson, and the business will
be continued under the firm OF Gibson, Casanova
Co., the members admitted being Mr.. z. C. Casa
nova and Mr.. Chas Louis Fincke.
The Hon Hugh McCuloch late Secretary OF the Treas
ury and Mr. John II Puleston sail in the Scotia
row for the purpose of establishing American bank
inghouse in London, under the firm Of Jay Cooke, Me-
Culloch Il Co.