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WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON. Sept l, 1870
Enforcing Quarantine Regulations In Texas.

WASHINGTON. Sept 1. 1870.
Enforcing Quarantine Regulations In Texas.
Acting Secretary Richardson has issued the follow
ing order 10 all the collectors OF ports the coast Of
Texas
In accordance with the request OF the Governor OF
the state OF Texas and the military commander IN
that state you are directed in the case OF masters OF
vessels seeking to avoid quarantine or to violate the
quarantine laws. TO require each master before en-
terng his vessel ut the Custom House, 10 exhibit
written permit to pass the quarantine grounds sta.
desires that ali proper attention be- given By you to
lions Of the state.
New York Custom House Appointments.
The following appointments were made to-day
II. B. Goodwin, messenger; James Jackson. clerk,
and G. N. Timberman and w. l.. Jones' st0rekeepers
OF New York Custom House.
Personal.
Colonel Belger. of Maryland, was to-day assigned
TO duty as special agent of the Treasury at Nor
folk. Va.
superintendent Walker to-day left here for ten
days trip northward. assigning the charge OF his
ohice to Colonel y. W. Stocking, OF New York.
Brooklyn Census Returns.
Recent returns received at the Census ONCE show
the following figures to be the population OF the
Brooklyn wards, as far as completed: ward,
e.ols; Seventh ward, 22.3l6; Eighth ward, 9,e0s;
Ninth ward l5.277; Twenty-second ward, ll,So3
Health Of Commissioner Dolano.
A letter was received to-day at the Bureau OF IN
ternal Revenue from Commissioner Delano stating
that he Ia still detained at home. at Mount Vernon
Ohio IN consequence OF thu accident he lately sus
tatned, and that hs arm is still very painful there
fore he sometimes despairs Of recovery. He Is un
certain whom he will return to Washington.
ProprietOrs OF Bonded Warehouses.
circular has been prepared at the Internal Re.
venue Bureau concerning the reimburse ments Of the
storekeepers and the salaries ana expenses by the
propretOrs OF the bonded warehouses.
Report OF the Pension Bureau.
1t appears from the report OF the Pension ONCE
for August that the total number OF invalid claims
admitted was s40 claims rejected 275; cases dis
posed OF. l,2l5; claims the desks 2I,857 number
OF original claims admitted on account OF widows
GIL; cases disposed OF, 1885, claims on desks. 80, $751;
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TIE PACIFIC COAST.

Sailing Of tho steamer for China Depn rturo
OF MIR. Observation-Disclosures TO the Erenoa
Sanitary Fuud.
San FRANCISCO, Sept. l. 1870
The Pacific mail stcampship China sailed to-day
for Hong Kong and Yokohama, with $50 passengers
and $450,ooo In treasure. Among the passengers
were William H. Seward and his party. Previous TO
tho sailing OF the steamer Mr.. Seward held an In
formal reception, during which great many friends
called ON him.
The liquor house OF J. Frtnkersteln 4 Co. has
suspended.
A mass meeting or Germans last night endorsed
tho entire Taxpayers ticket
The coinage ut the Branch Mint Tor August was
$2,370.000
The business portion OF Iowa Hill Cal. was burned
yesterday.
The French Sanitary Committee yesterday RENTED
$4,000 to Paris The total OF collections reaches
fully $4,000. The monthly subscriptions amount to
about $1,000.
The United States ship Jamestown was spoken
August 6; oil well. A mail bag has been received
from the Jamestown.
Two slight shocks OF earthquake were felt ia
Shasta county. California, yesterday.
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the GERMAN REPUBLICAN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.

There was an important meeting Of the German
Republican Executive Committee az 295 Bowery On
last evening. SigismOnd Kaufman presided. After
she reading OF the minutes or the previous meeting
and the transaction Of other rontine business,
TesosHtlnn was introduced by Dr. nuger, declaring
the rights OF women entitled TO recognition in the
platforms OF both political parties. Tie resolution
Was unanimously voted down. A platform was
adopted applaudinG the administration OF General
Grant, denouncing the franking privilege, and de.
mandng change IN the tari!r laws A delegation
was present, consisting OF Generals Pleasantol and
Soldiers and Sailors ORGANIZATION for the purpose
of comforting with this committee with a view TO
securing unity Of action IN the coming political
campaign.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MoNEY MARKKT.-LoNDON, Sept l-(30 r. M
Consos closed ct 9l for both money and the account
American securities quiet United States hvetwentes 1867,
sk 1855 old, ss 1887 Ss ten-lortes, 49, Stocks quiet
Eric Railway shares l7A Illinois Ceurals, y; Alta nc
aad Great Western, Nx.
fARm BOURsR.-PAnIs Sept. l.-Rentes closed At COZ.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKRT.-LIvE Sept Ia 80
hihs cotton market closed buoyAu Middling upiands
ID mddug Oreans, 9hd The sales OF the day bean
latiou.
quoted at est.
LIyERrooL BREApsTUrrs MAnKEr-LrvRnpooL, Sept
III 10 r. M.-The broadstuns market 10 hrmer.
LyEarooL rRovisIoks MARKET:-LIvERPooLa Sept
Ia 30 r. MBacon. b9s Cd. cwt for Cumberland cut
LIVERPOOL PaopUCE MAnKHr.-LIvEBPOoL, Sept. l.
r. M.-Common rosin, Co. per cwt.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKEr.-LoNpoN, Sept. Sugar
arm. Linseed oil dull At E31 g. per ton.
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ATTEMPTED MURDER BY A ralfs.

Shortly after one O'Clock yesterday morning the
grapery OF JULIUS Pollock on the Boston road, MOI.
risania, Westminster county was entered BY thieves
whose marauding operations attracted the attention
Of neighborIng resident named Philip Bender.
Knowing that the grapes we're being distracted
nightly from the premises named, Bender ap.
preached the scene OF theft and discovered three
men In the act OF gathering the luscious FRUIT. on
his attempting to secure one OF them the latter drew
O pistol and fired, sending bullet close BY Benders
head and burning his face severely with The powder
Hearing the report three police officers, who hap
pened to be In the neghborhood, ran 10 the spot
but the thieves succeeded In making good their
escape,
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MIS-

Prize Fight Near st. LOHjs Between Gal.
lugller and nIeeker--G n!la2 t,er Was in
EIevcn Rounds.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. l. 1870.
The double prize fight between Gallagher and Meek.
or and Punch Morris and O'Donnel was successfully
terminated at Carroll Island, thirteen miles below
this city, yesterday. Gallagher won the first In
eleven rounds Time, ten and half minutes,
Meeker was terribly punished.
The MorrIs.O Donne!l fight at the end OF the
second round was declared o draw, aud the pu rae
was divided between the contestants. Morris was
in much the best condition. and probably would
have won had the fight been continued
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AN Ex-REBEL in West Virginia has been re-
fused registration under the State law dis
qualifying all ex-rebcls from voting, and now
he demands his rights under the Fifteenth
Amendment bill. This highly crcditable posi-
ton for an ex-rebel, and democrat to boot,
Is not tenable one, however, for Judge Bond
has decided that that act Of Congress was not
intended to conflict with State laws except
where they are founded upon distinctions
of race, color or previous condition of SER
vitude. The decision is well taken, but these
oppressive State laws ought to be revised to
suit the case of such liberal opponents of
republican enactments as the gentleman who
was refused registration. AS he served in the
rebel army he might make case by claiming
that he is refused registration on account Of
previous condition of servitude.
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THE INDIANS.

Cattle Traders Among rho Indians-ESed Cloud
AZ Peacemaker.
CHEYENNE, Sept. l, 1870.
telegram from Fort Fetterman says-'J. Q.
Shirley with 5000 head Of cattle, arrived here yes
day. The Indians at first objected to their passing
up the Platte river, but satisfactory arrangements
have been made through Colonel Chambers and
expect to arrive At South Pass about the 18th inst
party OF Sioux arrived yesterday. Reu Cloud
with large body OF Indians IL expected In two
Campbell.
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AQUATIC.

ChniienSe OF the EuSlish Champion Cars.
men-Au International sSeali Race Ia Pros
post.
MONTREAL, Sept. 1, 1870
John Renforth the champion English sculler,
offers TO row Coultherd either In American or Eng.
lish waters. Efforts are making to get up a match
or double scuils between Renforth and Taylor OF
the Tyne crew, and Walter Brown ana McKee,.
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FIRE At MllSuRN. N. ].

Bodweips Hat Factory Firc-scveral
Persons Severely Injured.
On Wednesday night, about eight O'Clock the ex-
tensve hat factory OF william Bodwel 4 Son, at
Mlburn, N j.. caught Ore, and, after great exertion
on the part OF citizens was saved, though damaged
to the extent o! 5000. While Mr.. John A. Reeve,
an impromptu fireman. was busily at work. with
Others In saving the place, burning timber fell
him, rendering him insensible. His injuries, though
serious, are not considered fatal. Another man,
Frederick Stiles, was sufrocated with the smoke 80
that his condition vt last accounts was considered
ured.
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A MARVELLOUS THREE YEAR OLD.

The colt Startle, a three year old Hamblet0nian,
out Of Q Star mare, astonished the trottng world
yesterday afternoon at Fleetwood Park. Ho made
his mile in 2s6 driven by carl Burr whose weight
2o3 pounds and was not really urged until ne passed
the three-quarter pole. Old turfmen predict a bril-
liant future for the yOungster, and Mr.. Bonner who
was present secured the fresh prize for 500, OOO
Henceforth ne Will be the stable companion OF Dex
ter, who Is nearly his full brother.
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THE SOUTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD.

AUBURN, Sept. l, 1870.
Colonel w. r. yermllye, Of New York. accompa.
MED by General Chedell, president; W. Il. Seward,
Jr., treasurer; Mr.. j. J. Taylor and several other
directors OF the Southern Central Railroad left here
this morning on special train to inspect the road
seventy miles OF which are now In successful opera
ton, from this point to Oweg0.
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LOUISIANA.

Serious Charge Against "a CoI5red Congress
siNnal Candidate.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 1, 1870.
]. Wills Menard, colored, who contested the seat
OF Bailey, from the Second Louisiana district, I'm
Congress, was yesterday sent before the Criminal
Court, charged with attempting to outrage the per-
son OF Amelia Hays quadrOon girl living with mis-
family. Menard's wife was accused as an accessory.
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MEXICO.

Vega Again on the Warpath-His Demands
for tho Liberation Of Young Meiia-The
European War Excitoment.
SAN FRANCISCO. August 81, 1870.
Late advices from Northwestern Mexico state that
Placldo Vega has organized another expedition.
He demands 100000 and complete immunity for
the arrest of young Meta, ON which conditions he
promises to release MIN. Otherwise he threatens to
kill him.
The European war creates intense excitement
among the Germans In Mexico. The German sympa-
thizegs contribute literally TO the sanitary fund.
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Entries to Empire Club Regatta.

First Race-Single SOUL, in seventeen feet work
Ing boats FOR boys under eighteen, four miles-Ger
ard Luz, Don Ford, Thomas Reilly, David II. Field
Martin Roberts Joseph Brown. Second Race-Dou
BILE sculls in nineteen feet working boats, four
mtles-l. William Finlay and T. w. Francis. g
d. II. Byron and Clinton Kissam. 8. Steve NJ
Roberts and W. P. Roberts. 4. Andrew Latham.
and w. NindOver. The Ladies' Race-Single scnl
In seventeen foot abe boats two miles-Mss Amelia
Sheehan Miss Mary Kyle Miss Mary Walton, Miss
Olivia Roberts. Fourth RaceSinge scull. In seven
Biglin, Unknown. Mr. Glenny and Il. Sheehan.
Filth Race-Singie sCul shell, four mles-John Big
lin, N. Is. Whiting, w. 7. Roberts ana John McCar
thy. The six-oared race has not filled. The races
Will commence next Tuesday, at two r. NJ, on the
Harlem river
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TIE CANADIAN EXPEDITION, which set
forth on what the Canadian government
vehemently proclaimed was a mission of peace
to Red River, when the insurgents under Riel
had accepted the terms Of compromise pro-
posed at Ottawa, has reached its destination,
and has brought terror to the people who
reposed confidence in the terms Of the COM
promise. Riel has fed, and warrants are out
for the arrest of number of members OF the
provisional government.
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A SELF vAMPIRE.-James Garner, on imprisoned
thief at Virginia. New, was discovered some time
since In the act OF drinking his owi blood from a
vein In the right arm. He informed the Tailor that
he had In the habit OF existing on That kind Of
fare. ut certain intervals. for years
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MATRTMONY AND INFALLIBiLITY.-The Earl or
Shaftesbury, In speaking recently Of the evils arts
Ing from the celibacy or the Roman Catholic clergy.
satd:-"If his holiness tue Pope had wife she
would not allow him FOR an hour " remain In the
belief that he was infaUtblc.v
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Rnrilcips Patent "i,uwinafinG" street
Lamp and "lnstansneous Street Gas Lighter oce in
Broaiwsy, New YORK.
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PRESIDENT GRANT.

MANCHESTER, N. H. Sept. 1, 1870.
letter from Governor Stearnes states that Presi-
dent Grant has accepted the invitation to visit the
New England Fair and Will be here next week, Fri.
day Secretary Boutwell, Governor Claim, General
sent.
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Snever be able to get up anything Ike u
again" The North German Correspondent
scouts at the notion of an Austrian offensive
alliance with France at this late hour, and
adds :--"Were Austria to pursue q policy
inimical to the national movement the
future existence Of the monarchy would
be greatly endangered" The Carlsruhe
fZe;tung Indignantly refutes the charge that
Trenchmen are illtreated in Germany, and
cites mass of facts to prove the reverse, and,
by the way, in common with all the German
papers. it amends the spelling ''Weissem-
bourg" into "Weissenburg, the original and
only correct form Of the name, and the only
one, also, that has any meaning, it being COM
pounded of German words. The HoeInische
Zestumg scores the military and personal his
tory of Marshal Bazaine in the most ferocious
manner. Itdeclares that he sold everything
guns, stores and even Maximilian's plans and
posltions-tO the enemies of that unfortunate
monarch in Mexico, and, therefore, it cOngrat-
ulates Germany on having escaped the fangs
Of such men as he and General Turr. The
Kreus Zestung, published at Berlin, cries out
against the cruelty of expelling poor, laborious
German artisans from their homes in France
and the persecution OF Professionals and others
In the French towns of the South, through
prejudice, suspicion and impotent fury. 1t
moro than hints that this spirit may
yet evoke o bitter resistance and
civil war in the French dominlons. The
leading German and Belgian papers together
press the important fact that while immense
and seemingly Irresistible German forces hold
all the Eastern departments Of France the
barracks and depots at home are full of
reserves, splendidly equipped and drilled, and
that Prussia alone can send three hundred
thousand fresh troops to the field at any mo-
ment without touching her Landsturn or levy
en- na0sse at all. Every one of these papers
and host of others that we might mention
abounds in lively descriptive episodes, and
reveals condition Of things in Europe that
portends grand, overwhelming popular
movement at an earlier day than the oracles
Of selfconceited absolutism dream.
Our budget of the French, Russian and
Scandinavian press is SO complete and so pro-
lido that we reserve it for special mention by
itself. It Is more generally on the other side
of the dispute and indicates quite plainly how
European sentiment is divided at this moment.
AT all events the spirit is moving on the face
of the great deep of public opinion, and the
mind of the Old World is agitated and aroused
as 1t has never been before.
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Maryland Republican Nomination.

BALTIMORE, Sept. I, 1910.
William M. Marine was to-day nominated for Con.
gress by the republicans Of the Second Congress.
sional district. No nomination was made by the
Convention OF the Third district The delegates "a
voring the nomination OF General King having
hondN.
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Royal Havana Lottery.-Prixes Paid n Gold.
Information Furnished. The highest DoubloJns
aud all kinds OF Gold and Silver.
TAYLOR Co. Bankers 10 Wall street. ny
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Arrival of Dominion Troops
i'm Winnipeg.
THE INSURGENTS TAKEN BY SURPRISE.
CONSERVATION Among the North
Carolina Ku KIuxes.
Legal Responsibilities of Mem
bers of the Order.
ENGLAND

Reduction In the Bank Rase-The War Son
timent.
LONDON, Sept. I, 1870.
The officers OF the Bank OF England announce
further reduction In the minimum rate Of discount
OF one-half per cent.
The rate ia now three and half per cent
The bullion In the Bank OF England has increased
f643, 600 during the week.
large meeting was held In Liverpool last night
TO urge the government to provide for the defence
OF the port.
war fund OF s1.5Oo has 80 far been raised at
Bristol.
Tho rinderpest Is spreading In the south OF Eng
land.
Father Sun1eld, Chief OF the Dominican Order In
England is reported to have resigned his ONCE be-
cause Of his objections to the dogma OF Papal nfal
llb1lity.
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CINCINNATI, Sept. 1, 1870.
Hon. JOB Il. Stevenson was renominated for Con
gress from the second district on the ist ballot by
the Republican Convention this morniug by large
majority over General ii. Is. Banning.
Aaron T. Perry, republican, was nominated for
Congress from the First district the first ballot.
Mr., Fitzgerald declined In favor OF Mr.. Perry who
nity-nve.
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Married.

NOE-AMoRy.--At Elizabeth, n. j., on Wednesday
evening, August II, by the Rev. d. Henry Miller,
HENRY N. NOE, OF this city to MARY A., daughter
OF Peter Is. AInory, or the former place.
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HntH. n
wARNOCK 4 CO., issue the fall
styles today, September g.
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A.-35,OOO Reward to Any Person Pro-
ducng abls to show as many living
VEGETABLE RHEUMATIC REMEDY; scientific prsscrip
ton OF Dr. Filter the eminent Phadsphia physcisu. his
spccalty thirty seven To protect
legal guarantee given, stating quantity monsy
returned Medical advice gratis daily Once 20 Broadway
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Died.

McDgRMoTT. on Thursday, September
l. at the residence OF his aiher-n-aw, James Grove
at I04th street, between S;nth ami Tenth avenues
JAMES b. MCDERMoTT. aged 81 years.
Notice OF the funeral In tomoirows papers.
| For other Marriages ana Deaths SEE MIMI Irzoel
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Patent Window UmbreiIns. --Newcss Invea.
tiou OF the age SIMON HEIrER a CO..
" Leonard street, sole manufacturers
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SPAIN.

Tho Cariist Agitation.
MADRID, Sept l. 1870.
Small bands Of Carlists still reported scattered
through the country. No lighting Ia reported.
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KesfOrcr America-For the Hair. Clear Al
crystal Uncqused by preparation hitherto subunued
to the oticc o. the public tbs division Of the giobc
everywhere.
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POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.

Maryland Republicans Congressional Nouilna-
ton.
BALTIMORE. Sept /, 1870.
John e. Smith, or Carroll county, vas to-day
nominated for Congress by tho republicans OF the
Fourth Congressional district.
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$40 Br0adway.-To the Gentiemcu Of Now
YORK to the deSns In hs price Of materials used
thai on aud after this Gale the price Of regular quality Of
Dress Hat will DO U.s. Y. II. ANtDON son.
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DENMARK.


ROyaiism and Joy.
COPENHAGEN, Sept I, 1870.
Queen Olga, OF Greece, was safely delivered OF
daughter In this city to-day.
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A.-Herriu8's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES.
25l Broadway, corner Murray air ST.
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Missouri Republican state Convention.

ST. LOUIS, Sept l, 1870
The Republican State Convention assembled in
Jefferson City yesterday. There are present about
eight hundred delegates OF whom one hundred are
colored. J. +. Benjamin was chosen temporary
chairman.
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Another Rncs Between the Mutual and Mas.
snu Clubs.

Clubs.
The Mutual Boat Club, of Albany, and the Nassau
Boat Club, OF this city, have agreed second
next Saturday, September g. at Pleasant Valley,
opposite Manhatranvlle, three miles straight away
owing to the unfortunate accident that occurred TO
the Nassaus at Albany in the race last Wednesday.
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l,0I
The Committee on Manufactures and Machinery
disposal $3.50, co be applied III payment OF tho SER
vices OF q reporter for the Polytechnic Association
Tor the ensuing year. The resolution was Violently
opposed and gave rise TO quite stormy discussion
but was ultimately carried by a large majority
After some further business or no public interest
the meeting adjourned. Their fair opens next
Wednes1Iay.
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British ReclamatiOns by Law.
ATHENS, August 20, 1870.
Italian advocates are excluded from taking part in
the trial of the Marathon brigands.
England exacts 900 indemnity for Mrs. Lloyd.
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RICHMOND, Sept. I, 1870.
The Republican state Executive Committee held
q meeting here to-day, at which 1t was decided to
call convention OF the party. TO meet here on the
22d inst for the purpose OF eifectinK thorough
gQntzatOn prior 10 tae Congressional election In
November. Mr. Franklin StearnS resigned the chair
maIShip OF the Executive Committee, TO which
Judge Alex. II. Rives was then elected. Senator
Lewis attended the meeting.
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The AMERICAN lHST,TuT;.

The American Institute held last night their first
meeting after the summer vacation at their rom in
the Cooper Institute The secretary, Mr.. Chambers.
presenred the financial report, of which the follow.
Ing Is an ABSTRACT
Balance on hand at last report S. sos 81
NecoptS LOT quarter. 6339 so
TOTAL. 8f4 81
Expenses for quarter ............ $S,T99 -
Invested In S., goo Of 5-20s. 1854 2j
- 60 $40 "a
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American Waltham Watches
Mt loves, prices
FULLER Co, % John street, New YORK