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SHOCKING ACCIDENT.

One Man Killed and Two Fatally Injured.
On Monday afternoon, as the aborers on the Hofr
man Boulevard at Jamaica were eXcavating in the
range OF hills known as the backbone OF Long
Island the embankment fell crushing three men,
one OF whom was Instantly killed. They were re-
moved to their homes and medical aid Immediately
summoneu but no hopes Of their recovery are enter
taned.
The person killed Is a cO.ored man, named James
Moses. An inquest was yesterday held by Coroner
Hendrickson, at which the Jury rendered verdict
OF accidental death.
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PROPOSALS.
DoST OFFICE AND UNITED STATES COURT HoUsg,
j. NEW YORK CITY,

WROUGHT AND CAsr IRON WORK.
@ M e r. isf s ss'f. q
Sn snsea Rns % 70 ss .ss and .n1
now in TN: oiee consisting o. cast roa so'"mna, bed
The of the columns iron bearss and eirdsrs must
ap s s'" % @as a % @s s
work. and the remainder rapidly required by the
mr. Ss use sss q ssa
who wi s "% tue
Sssas,aias 3 be farai,asa ey :hscoat,as,or.
various castings beams as provided for IN the
The work viii not be snbdvded among bidders,
Payments VII os made monshy deanetns ten per cent,
IA al bids must be accompanied BY penal bono IN the snm
s% . hs der M 81 snd M perform s s"..e'
he'd by the United States JUDGE Clerk Of the United States
The department he right u reject any Al BIDS
M BE- d,s,h @ d. tor The interest Of M the TO DO So
,aned N ,h oaee aaa does not conform n eyery espee
saerei neither VIII any proposals ,e received from par,ies
% %s ags h9 as war y s a cs
ties for getting olt the castings Or ro.led beams
dressed to CALVIN \. HULBUnI,. superin,cnisn,
pRoposAis FOR Sa5ooD DOCK BONDS or THs
Sealed proposals wn al tho comptrolcrs or
fce until Wednesday December =, 1870, st2 O'Clock NJ,
part OF the Of s25oou ol Dock onds ne city New
solution Of = me Commissioners Of The sinking Frnd passed
interest n rate ot per per
payable the LIST Of May and November 10 each
year, and the principal viii be redeemed the is day OF
November. 1901
The proposals viii! state the Of desired ans
the price 00 thereof tho persons
accepted will thcrenpon required d-pos with
Chamberlain tho awarded toem rcspectiye!y
gether with any premium thereon.
On presenting TO the Comptroller the receipts OF hs Cham
berlan deposit the parties viii he
certificates equal amounts of the par value the
them, bearing interest iron, The dates OF pay
Each proposal should be sealed and endorsed Proposals
Dock Bonos OF the City Of New York.. enclosed IN
second envelope addressed to the Comptroller.
The right the OF pttoer
ject all OF the bids, IT ia h Judgment the interests Of
the Corporation require H.
RICHARD Is. CONNOLLY, Comptroller.
CRY or NEW YoaR DEPARTMENT os fIsASUE Coar
TRoi.IER's OFFIur. December 20 1870.
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THE SOUTHERN LIST DULL.
The Southern State bonds were duli. except for
the Tcnnessees which were fairly active at SO for
both old and new issues and for the new South
Carollnas, which were weak at the last board and
declined to 651s, from which they subsequently
recovered to 67.
THE EXPORTS OF THE WEEK.
The aggregate amount OF exports exclusive OF
spccle) from the port OF New York Tor the week
ending December 81, 1870, was 81, 46S.sI5
RAILWAY MATTERS.
The following shows the comparative earnings Of
the Cleveland and Pttsburg Railroad during the
second week IN December
1870. saq a30
lncrease-... Observation-Disclosures. $9,670
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RESTAURANTS.

d.S) A DAY-ROOM AND BOARD--Ar THOMAS RE.
d. staurant, iS West Fourth street, Broadway
also elegant dining Rooms for private parties or clubs
Price moderate. Diners = la carte.
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yTANTED--IN NEW YORK OR VICINITY, BY A
w Normal School graduate, who has taught
postonas visiting teacher school family;
the higher English branches and music. Address A.,
boY Herud dolr
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WANTED--A PERSON, THOROUGHLY AND PRAC
w tcaly 10 teach the English branches Of cd
cation high the encement of mathematics. for
private tutor to gentleman of seventeen good rete
required Apply ut the Citizen oice 81 Beekman
ykyANTED--A LADY COMPETENT AND ExPERr.
w euccd resident teacher Institution for young
ladies'. Address PRINCIPAL, Herald olce.
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DARENTS CAN OBTAIN FOR CHILDREN COM
L. Portable home at MISS a. E. GONOVERiS Select School
at Old Bridge N j. Number limited to Terms mode.
City references.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


BRYANr-CAMPBELL.-O Thursday evening, De.
cembei ~ by the Rev. f. A. slater at the residence
OF the BRIDES sister, Lafayette n. j.. Dr. D. r. BRY-
ANT, OF New York, TO Miss ID. c. CAMPBELL, OF Louis.
vile, Ky. No cards.
DEaELT-SMITH.-0n Wednesday, December -,
by the Rev. Edward Miller, WILLIAM EDGAR DEMELT
loJGASkIE q. SMITH, only daughter OF the late Da-
vid H. Fisher. Esq
JARRARD-MoRLEy.--On Thursday December 10,
Dv lne Rev. Samuel Durbor0w, WILLIAM JARRARD.
oi Now York. to MARY T. MORLEY of Philadelphia.
SCHoFF-WAKE.--On Monday December 26 at the
residence OF the brides parents ARNO H. SCHofF TO
MI Miss ELIZA 7. WAKE. daughter OF VIM. Wake. Esq,
all OF this city.
WARDuAUGH-TAYLoR.-0n Sunday, December
25, IN Jersey CITY by the Rev Mr. Pnrnly JAMES r.
.. =. WARDHAU6H, OF New York, formerly of New
castie-upon-Tyne, England 10 Miss ANGLE c. TAY-
LoR, OF Athens, n Y.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Saturday, Decem
per ~ al ST. Charles church. Brooklyn. by the Rev.
futner Frlle, AQuILIN0 ZURicALDAY 10 ISABEL AGRA
MONTE. No cards.
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

IMPORTANT LECTU RES TO GENTLEMEN ONLY. ON
interesting, invaluable and scientific SUBJECTS showing
how 10 live and what to live for, delivered daily at the
New York Museum of Anatoniy Those unable attend
receive by forwarding % cents 10 the Secretary 6S
broadway.
7 ECTURE BY CHARLOTTE GAYLORD -wEDNES-
day evening, Dec 28, at Cooper Institute "a,
the "Birth of Christ and His Kingdom" BY the Spirit OF
God bear the Truth, which " Christ Lord
and hear give what you please light to shine.
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A MAGNIFICENT SATIN BROCATEL DOUBLE PAR
~ or Suit made to order for $780, Tor $3.50 do $b0
Two walnut reps suits, rosewood Pianoorte Paintings
Bronzes, all kinds paror, Chamber, Dining Fun nture
sacrifice for cash Residence ~ East Tenth
block west of Broadway between University place
Fifth avenue.
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INSTRUCTION IN THE SPANISH LANGUAGE
l. waned-By gentleman, mt mis- rooms, below Madison
square, two three evenings each week. Address, stating
terms, &C. LUDLOW, Herald office.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-16
THE CUBAN LEAGUE.

A meeting of the Cuban League was held
at the spngler House last evening. Gen. NJ T. McMa-
hon. the Chairman said THAT tne resolutions presented
to Congress relative 20 the Cuban had not met
with the SUCCESS anticipated resolution was sent TO
Senator Sumner for presentation 20 the Senate but the
Senator thought IL not strong enough and wrote
resolution which went much further An address was
presented 10 the Republican Convention relative 10 the
Cuban cause but reply HAD yet been received After
some discussion IL resolved to send an address to
the Democratic Convention at Rochester The Hon. I,
Stewart said that no thought every member OF Congress
in favor of Cuba and that no lack OF sympathy
found IN that quarter IL asO resolved 20 send an
address every national and State representative fully
setting forth the objects condition. and prospects of tho
league II was ststel that tho League not IN debt
but was In need OF funds, and s12s was collected.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-16
frfE DuTcHEss COUNTY FAIR.

The annual Fair of the Dutchess County
Agricultural Society commenced last Tuesday At Wash
ington Hollow Az the close Of the day the entries wcrs
more numerons ever before except in The horse do
partp5nt which this year to DO Stunned by such
gentencn a. Edwin Thorn, because Of s0me disagree
nent last year The show Of poultry very fre large
building having been erected for the special accommoda
ton O that branch. Reed Stuyycsant OF POughkeepsio
alone cOOps. Altogether there are 70 ylrete
and nearly 1000 chickens. Among them are DARK
Brahnss HOudOns CTeye Occurs Silver Gray D0rtings
Black Hamburg, Salmon Pyle Games, silver Polands-
Partridge CUchias, White DOrkinss and Golden oe1-
brights,
IN Floral Hall, there 100 entries. including fine
array Of cut-f0veT; and needle-work Geo AyLaml Q,
La Grange, ID. p Haigt, and X ., comm make tne oss
show Of cattle MernOes SOuthdOwns and other fine
sheep arc Exhibited. There IL abundant display OF
agricultural mplements and nne carriages. me eh
Tuesday afternoon. Premiums were awarded 70 a.
Leator Marshall Doty. Joseph West ID. bpeaI,T - ~
Frost K Fowler Il. Cunningham, 4. Morse ss1 6tnera
New-York tribune., 1870-09-16
PRESIDENT GRANT AT FREEHOLD.

President Grant went to Freehold on
wednesday 20 attend the County Fair The town
completely blocked by carriages, and the streets leading
to the depot crowded with people who, coming TO
visit the Fair also desrous Of seeing the Presinent
He arrived at Freehold at 10 O'Clock. and went immed
aey the house Of Governor Parker where he was
met by Haght, Judge Scudder and the members OF
the Court which had adjourned in honor OF the visit and
numbers OF citizens. Freehold gave most hearty wei
come TO the President. He was then accompanied by
the members OF the Agricultural Association and visited
the Fair grounds where he wtDesSed the races OF the
afternoon. dense and immensely enthusiastic crowd
filed the grounds At O'Clock the President COok din
Der with the members OF the Association and number
OF friends He then returned 20 Long Bran In priv ate
car which was attached 10 the O'CLOCK tram
New-York tribune., 1870-09-16

ABBBRI RY-On Tuesday evening John p Abbefey
The relatives friends inyed attend tie n ral from bs
residence OF hs John Abberiey, No. II Rkest so1sy al
O'Clock m
ALLERToS-On Tuesday Sept I2 n Ms residence Bassh.e Cha
II. Anerton aged 10 years month and days
respectfully funeral
PndAg sept "a O'Clock Carriages will be waiting Bs<,
NJ feraon upon sVa O III Sesayen train from Tseuts-
seventh-st
BRYCKBRHOPPOu Thursday morning sept IS Charles Clifford
only child Of Charles and Bella W Bnlckerhof a - months sas
I7dsya
Reas. and friend. OF tie family are invited to attend the funeral no.
p L.. this GaY.
BURLINGon Poarth day 18th inst John Barlg esdeno>
Harrison Westchsster Co. n y IN the Sab year Of bis
Relatives friends Of the family respectfully invited % attend s
Meeting House Parcha Carriages vii meet the TRAN that lesTs
T~entySIth-st- At 81 O'Clock
GARsoSsuddeny Tuesday evening h inst At RAbss' J.
Thomas r. Carson, r
G2p Of Cosudts Jersey City Perry st 10
u and The relatives and friends are invited attend
IRWIN-Oa wcre,iay Sept "a 1870 her residence 100 Aanno
Brooklyn her 5gtb NJ beloved wife of J Irwin, Toe
merly Of Csrrek on shannon, County Le'im' ireland
FuLsral to-day, Friday. stGi
Ro,ooanou Letnn papers please copy
KERRIGAS-On THURSDAY, sept 5 Eleanor c. wife q James Keo
T fney,i x t.Fe place RON her late residence Poaress,.
st. on Monday mornrg sept ~ a. 10 O'Clock solemn rques
celebrated 81 the Church Of n Princs XAVIER Wees
SIteeHthst al iVi O'CLOCK
LOSG-Oa wednssy Sept H. Abbe Louise wife Of II Long sss
onlg child Of d. d. Demny
R,3fes and friends Of me family respectfully Invited
fner on Saturday morning Joy O'clock from Chare
Seventy second st. near Third ave
NANy-of consumption March residence of Der pareni. MaY
Y BicEwell wife Of Gee. W. Mann Of this city.
sToW-Ia tbs city on Sept = iBes o nesmnahOa
The lungs Mrs Lille c. vile o Mr. W. Hsrry Stow d Broona
y, aged only 10 years
Sara please copy
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Yesterday morning 1S carloads Of peaches
arrived depot in Jersey City over the NewJersey
Railroad
Jobn Kean, residing at NJ. 500 Third-ave.,
wss instantly killed yesterday, st ordhsmi by New
Haven train
Mr.. Mooney, conductor on the Morris and
Essex Railroad, was killed On Wednesday ulSht Dy fal
ing from his train.
Minnie alias Belle Huested. who was shot on
william Marsh, died last evening.
The hat finishers in Orange, n. j., are on
strike for higher wages, The employers are engaging
Inen who do not belong to the Fnishers Association
Last night Col Monk, Sheriff Of Hudson
City, ~ j. lost yAuaoe satchei eonanihg pSfiS s
HODOken and Hudson CITY
Valentine, the defaulting Erie Railway freight
agent was held in s6Oo bail 70 answer charge on fraud
Erie Railway test did not come up In the supreme
Court
The colored people of MiddletOwn, n. Y,
and their white friends celebrated the Fifteenth Amend
last evening hy professions; nreworSs ana nring
of cannon Fred Douglas ana me Koy m IA, Aeu
The attendance at the Fair of the Agricul-
tura Horticultural Society OF Wescnester County
PSeT % sS SeSSG an interesting address in the
Floral Hail. The trOttins contests VIII commence 70
day.
The Jury Yesterday exOnerated the engineer.
I'm charge of tie eoaltrain the Paterson and Newark
Railroad that killed Fred. Poschue ON Wednesday after
some time been insane and had deliberately placed him
self In front Of the locomotive.
Number Of alien passengers arrived 10 date
IA l8s s5 dte IN 1882 IN 9l6. Fund In bank %
Jan 1870, F957l g. Aggregate receipts for oonmuts
ton OF alien passengers, ssi7ol 9s disbursements 70
sets l. tT6 3l6 "a current expenses 90 date, s0l IS;
total, tsO6,4O5 52 remaining with city CnamDerian'
slsgs4 as
Father DOane of Newark has brought back
with him the plans Of cathedral 20 bo erected ~ ~
that city 10 Will bo IN tho form Of cross. bunt oi
brown stone with spires containing nches ior sL
Ths style will DE pure Gothic of the eleventh ceh'y
Mo roof IA to be c1npa ya n grOinOd CAea. su4,a'''
by cOllmns u Aberdeen grants
New-York tribune., 1870-09-16
ACCIDENT on THE MORRIS AND Essex RAIL
ROAD.

A coal train of the Morris and Essex DlYi-
vision Delaware Laekawannn and Western Railroad was
delayed early yesterday morning just above motifs
town by an accident the switch Another came AOns
and stopped behind the rst and on until hVe heaVhy
laden coal trains strung out TO the Length oi o'er
mile and quarter -, ,.ai- s,onrad and sent
ont Ma gInan 10 signal the train which was gvk i
pabin5 Sben fhe Latter heavily laden with piglron
dashed with u force into s rear. utterly WIechins %
locomotive. 1t plunged through w Two ~ ls,a isel
ne preeedng train shiyering them, ana l.'eu IlSI
mon the truck Of the third where t renalnsd Standing
on end The conductor. the engineer anu @ tno "a, ~ ,i
who we're In the cabOose had Just uho =" eaP 'o' '
lives. a, A.. .uo,1,.-h NJ ,ha
The Dr. ia the fgruace kiuded tho Wo2d"ofA '' no
New-York tribune., 1870-09-16
ARSON AND RoBBERY-rHE BLOOMFIELD CASE.

ARSON AND RoBBERY-THE BLOOMFIELD CASE
KeAah Hinton, the colOred woman, who was
supposed to DO sccomphce with her lover jacob
Clark in the recent burning and poisoning horror In the
family of Dr Mcdonald at Bloomfield yesterday retrsct
ed 40 much Of her previous statements IA orminaed
jacob Clark, and that Clark knew nothing
Of the whole matter. The poison, she says, she pro
cured herself from the Office Of the Doctor, and Ills
statement ia confirmed by the Doctor himself who, on
examination finds that the powders she claims TO nave
used are missing from the office Jacob Clark has been
arrested by Detective Haggerty and Ia examination
before Police Judge Dean stOuty insisted that be was
Innocent He ssys that he made propositions OF
marriage TO Keziah but that he guilty Of criminal
intercourse with her He declared that he was willing
10 testify to what he knew, which was DOtbingJ
The woman has been locked TO answer the charges
arains her before the superi6r Court And Clark ia held
on tho charge of fOrnostiOn, by his own oonfeesOn,
which will render his presence at Court certain III case
OF any further developments.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-16
MIsIONARY MEETINGS.

The missionary meetings Of the Bedford-st.
M E. Church, which discontinued for the Summer
months, recommended yesterday The pastor Of the
church the Rev. John L. COokmsn made an address,
stating the object OF the weekly gatherings and called
upon those present for renewed earnesness
aitor which tho theme OF Industrial Progress was
taken up, and noble testimonies borne by Mrs BALDWIN,
Mr. McCumber, and others. These meetings are
regarded as powerful auxiliary 70 the Church and
creed from every part Of the city and adjacent towns
Social reunions will be held 10 the church on every
IN rad
New-York tribune., 1870-09-16
THE FREE METHODIST CoNFERESCE-sECo


Previous TO the opening of the Conference
vesterdsy morning. the Rev. b. T. Roberts President OF
be Conference addressed the delegates on the best
means Of getting up revivals.
The Conference opened its session at H.. the Rev
r. It Roberts in the chair. large number OF delegates
were in attendance After the usual devotional proceed
i II wa. resolved that the Conference commence al
Us 81 spJ continue till IA daily. The credentials OF
s ,a,ai m deiegtte. were received. The Rev. Mr. Gould
odered fhe following resolution:
la, M, ,ys,en i Cduf,renee By -hie ehan.s
s.f ar 81 from among pres'i .pIonec u the charge u
e,.f IN 10
49, - rt of abor oi their preachers oheu
80 ~ spch circuit and ID by Isdug the eharueu
s I t eAnnot properly Tsroim eI duties sissfiI The circuit
~ distinct I'D ,-------r-.tt,.- l. A.,
49, ,,stor, Aad ionnitg societies and ssssuts IN fsrv
,l0us therefor --.---.-..-
three riusIy lossihIT ltl tas
:. .b al. Ia rrl- snl hi That he touisrrurs
r,.Ba. ,i,r. -ei0gras gnta vi sal dr,t.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-16

BOUTON-DIfON-O1 On, 18th inst Eorwalk Conn Cb.r.,,
BOnton HewYOrk to Rebeca NAd Dmon u Norwik Com
COOLBT-wHBSTBRon Tednesisy Sept H. stroas p.,-
Baptist Church BrO0kyn T. the Rev T. T. l. Taylor D.
Martin Cooley and Frances NJ eliesi daughter Of Hon Web
stsr al Of Brooklyn.
POWLBR -wOOD-At Clinton T. Sept H. By Ps.-
Ter w. Fowler " HevYOrk aud Ge0fsas daughter o. hf
H. G. Wood.
PRRNCH-IBAvTTT-At Fusiing T. wednesday Sept H. by the
HOwlsnd Rev John Abbott French of MOrro-n n j.
Emily WoOey dlagheT Of the late Rufus Leatt ESQ., 4 Fang
HARvIE-MACDOSALDOn Thursiav sept l5 bV the Rev.
Hall D. Charles HsTyie to SARAH Mao0lsd Daughe Of he
lAs Hon Walter Case Of Ne~bnrgh.
WBsTBRPIBLD-On Weinesiay Sept H. by the Rv.
Dr. NJ spih j. Doug Knsman 10 Anna Ne-terh ehis<
daughter OF William B v e.er6ed, all Of iPlainhed M
EELSOs-PULLER-At residence Of the brides srents the is
inst Nelson of NewfOrk 70 Mis- Clara Fder en,ss
daughter Hon Perry Fuller OF Washington, d. G.
S-aa FaRclscg yay5Is p,s-se notice.
WILLIAMSON Jersey City Weinssay sepl
T. Sanford Dooltte V Ayma- NiUnsJa 10 LlAS
Henderson, both Of that plsee.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-16
rHE pHARMAcEUTICAL ASSOCIATION.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 15.-The American Phar-
aoeutical Association efter interesting session Of
three days. adjourned this afternoon sine de They arc
- meet in AZ Louis on the second Tuesday OF September
iI The following officers chosen for tho ensuing
wear: President Richard II. 5taber OF Virginia. First
vice -president Fleming G. Greve OF Georgia; Second
Vice. President James G.. Shede OF California; Third
yice- -president T. L. MassOp OF Missouri; Treasurer
Charles A Tufts Of New Hampshire; Permanent 5ecre-
tarT John NJ Marsch OF Pennsylvania
New-York tribune., 1870-09-16
GEORGIA.

AppEEs, FROM THE REPUBLICAN STATE ExRCU-
TIVE COMMITTEE.
ATLANTA, Sept. IS. - The Republican State
Tyer-itve Committee to-day passed resolution calling
convention in each Congressional district the 5th OF
october. 70 appoint members 70 the State Executive
Committee who meet in Atlanta Oct IS. They urge Re
punoaus organize forthwith and nominate candidates
~ The General Assembly and county officers who recon-
ud fr passage of the law changing the election 20 the
se,k before Christmas which is approved by Attorney
General Akcrman II the law is not passed the election
occur the sth Of November, the day named IN the
New-York tribune., 1870-09-16
Doliliral Notices.

I~.,, Assembly Dsirics tnion % e I - I'm
ton.-A sps1h m IA arap a or FRIDAY ByBNih6 sept TO-
quarters, RlnFs ho's' ~ JOHN J. OBKIBx Pre1lsal
taOck p,s..
soss ,.,o,,, District Union Republics an A--ecis-
Scsen.n Ms Meeting -i be hed oa THIS fn4.Jl kFkA-
uens 17c,ri Al Heatqasr-rS 20 bf0Aasss
lsn e IsgauoG op-n daily from 20 m % 70 ocioct ~
dgrinx the cmpatn SN--
A Ds wITr BlLDs1s, secs
GKoE0g X HILL
Niyih Assembly District Woodiord ana hnui"sm n ss
~ - -. .t Hlserter Bulirgs FRIDAY bFhNNu oSP~
~ A. n '''oA' -" GgOlGR LAfLANO Pr-sssat
"' epvARD TAYLOR an rHOS CoPfiNs De. N'''ff "ae~
- m T..a - u.Skf g. PET1s '~sriNes
New-York tribune., 1870-09-16
ILLINOIS.
-MncRAr1C srArE NOMINATIONs.

DEMOCRATIC STATE NOMINATIONS.
.CuCAGo. Sept. 15.-The Illinois Democratic
s,e Convention has made the following nominations
C9ngrcssDan a! Ldrge-W. B. Anderson OF Jefferson.
slb Treastirer-Charl Rdgey Of Springfield.
Superintendent Of Public InSt1fHfes-ChsIies fur1e oi
PS5ifenfiorv CorpSsssoners-F p Sherman Of Chicago
and Thomas Redmond OF Quincy.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-16

Presdents-Joseph C. Rogers II. Smell, Gen. o. V. Day
ton, g. NJ Mitchell Recording Secretary o. n Dertick n
Corresponding Secretary. q. Archibald Treasurer . d.
ii. Vance An Executive Committee, composed OF work
ing Republicans Of the District also appointed
New-York tribune., 1870-09-16
MINNESOTA.

yggg-rR ADERs AND DEMOCRATS FRATERNIzING.
CHICAGO, Sept. 15.--Ignatius DOnnelly has
onted 20 run for Congress in the St Paul tMnnesota
District ON Free Trade platform, provided the Demo
rrlt, make no nomination
New-York tribune., 1870-09-16

The Discipline
This resolution caused q long and warm discussion,
participated In by brothers Davis Could Parry, Wood
bury, Odeu owen, and others, and finally adopted
OliVer owen Asa W Paul, and Rufus Coon, favor
ably Exported by the Committee Course OF Prelim
nary Studies, and were admitted trial. The Confer
enoe then adjourned until O'Clock this morning
New-York tribune., 1870-09-16

and ater the adoption OF sces of resolutions ana the
of an Executive COMMITTEE 10 cal the heA'
Conyantjon the Convention adjourned
New-York tribune., 1870-09-16

bsoken cars IN front andrsu thres wore desfroyh
Meantrne a large number Of IaIus were stopped on
either aida Of MorristOwn mo downward mantrain
was behind nearly ten hours
New-York tribune., 1870-09-16
-22o $500 $3.50 26,6O5 98,lOl 81

ALTERNATIVES ELECTED.
-, I'VE this morning the names OF the addltlonal
Nssnt.tiyes elected. so far We have been able 70
iSPilVu tl,rm The classification now stands RpuD-
49, u Democrats 81. The Democrats, according 70
haacsIrnIaton will have over 10 in the next House
. Last wear.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-16

BALTIMORE CATTLE nARKRr-sEPr i5
last weeks
Quality s60SI; Ordinary Medium, bf@S3 % r-oepts l05
without decided chsnge
IL 501Sl3 So receipts ts head sheep far demand With
Inferior onoted d ~ 04 Good 70 BK -
a S5 Is; STOCK sheep, 81 5[s) 50; receipts fsJj Lesi
New-York tribune., 1870-09-16

DevoeAs Kerosene Oil.-Wssnte safe pure and .1peuor
respects ordinary OIL POr sale asi pscsgs IS sd I'D gal
lon eIpressv Also barrels BY DEVOE MsuTACTsA
IsG Co. III Fultoa-sL. n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-16

Every Genuine Bottle of Congress Water hAs lsrs-
" c. rE-sci upon zoe glass Depot ~ Chambersst
New-York tribune., 1870-09-16
MdRRIED,

Wedding and Visiting Cards, Initial Stamping Not P,ps
VIZ EVERDELLs l4 RJBrossr OLD DUTCH CHyaea
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TIE STATE or TRADE.
nAIrntoRE cArrIy MARKPr-asrr- Is.
DOMESTIC MARRRr

Au11srA Ga, SEPT 5-CooR-Durny
/, dl orders ltg1c but closed Qc loser sales ~
bales recepts 5O0 bseA
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DIED.

AH Notices Of Marriages must be ndor8ai nth JhsL
name and address.