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FATAL AFFRAY ON A STEAMBOAT.

Hugh Murray, age 81, fireman of the steam
ship Atlas lying at Pier No. H. North River was
drowned at 1880 p yesterday, having been thrown
overheard from the deck OF that vessel as alleged oy
her Waterman, David Jones' who was locked up III tho
Iiberty-st Station house. 1t appeared that Mur-
COS, bovi,o been drinking on shore returned 10 the
Vessel partly intoxicated aud very qparrelsome, Upon
Lotns, Oed by the Waterman, he gave an auEIg
,I52 snd q don't ensued An officer OF the twenty
seYepth Precinct was attracted by an 0ltcIy ana a
s,h N The water He ran the vessel aud arrested
Splash -, ,ras unable 10 recover the body OF Murray
,,oner allie ges that Murray fell overheard during
the struggle, aud that ne himself acted en're! III 'o
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Al Notices Of Marriages must be indorSed 0'th null
name and address.
DIED.

BoSSER-La B5oos % n, weia sS A .T D. iS' Henry"
The re,,iys sSt friend, Of the ANIL members of The old
Volunteer Fire Department Of Broo[yn " D. a'e 70
yt 70 attend has late residence Pactc. thiS
OF Graud-a'e. to-day PHdayh August . 1873 at
O'Clock
BooTH-on Wednesday evening Herbert Edgar 500 Of
j n and Sarah G. Boob. aged months ,
tend Pntay ocock from the residence o.
his parents i29 Marcy-aVe.. BROOKLYN
CAPRON-On the 7th inst Com in the sO year q
Her g.ps viii BE- taken 70 Broadabu Fulton Co.. Funeral
First day the lOth inst
cRINp-Op Tuesday August O. Of ehocrs nntu Rtsr.
R 5 I Of be milp are invited to attend funeral
Friday morning IL oco fon residence 2i3 go
FAULKNER-ou Tuesday August Bridget the beloved wife o.
& and ,cSS,sa are respectfully invited to the funeral.
on Friday Sth At O'Clock ~ om hsf lat re'4eA'e e"fnss
Of Class5n and Flushing ave-. BrooAl'n
HANSELIa Brooklyn Wedaesav August 6 Albert Harry oab
chill. ~ H. 1nd 5 S F, h august s from S5 tr
LANR-Augus 6 Mrs. MARY Ann Lane aged as years o -.
Funeral Episcopal Church We.' La1as ss,a'ia 9h S.
leave Bridge half hour up to and Including ii oe"
LowE-ou THURSDAY August T. Mrs Caroline B. Love- wife 'Au
R1e and snis are Invited ueral The residence Of
b NJ B. Bookstlver AZ Dominica NesiOk Cy.
on Friday eve August 8 at : Il O'Clock p w.
Orange Go n l.. papefs pleas copy.
NcgyoY-ou Tue.sy Angus, s. 1873 aevO' ,ge Sc
Rsas. and friends are respectfully Invited attend funeral o
residence No s. Pa9ee B, Br, , 90 THURSDAY August
PuELASOn Thursday August T. Maurice Phean in the t7h rear
bi, late reieace ~ SklmansL Parkaye., Brooklyn
sPRAGUE-ou Tue.iAy. 5 william Keeham. infant 81
Ioln H. and susie v A. Sortgse.
Relatives and friends invited attend the funeral %
Fnday 9Th from the residence OF bis pents No IL
West 0nehundred. aud. tweniy-eighlst
sToDDARDAt his residence, Kesnev n j. "wednesday Sta ns.
Professor John +. StOddarl. aged - II days
The relatives friends family respectfully invited
tend the funeral Friday az O'Clock m Carnage vii Be- "a
waiting Cerrest depot NeSarS, j. 10 meet the o'clock ua's
hewlOk
wALLACRo Angus g. Mrs s,rsh Wallace mother erAs,ub
w. e. jones BroOkyn In the 7Sth oil her
The funeral will place the residence sonuas Charles
Mcdonald ia Jayast GreenpOnt Friday August at
wBLLE-At Iouiers on "Wednesday August o. iust
James II. aud Addie W Weller aud day..
Funeral from the residence bis South BadNa and L1iow-
louken y " Saturday. August g. al o'clock fhs
friends and relatives invited without further notice
ZElSS-In Youkers. on the 9th Elizabeth ZeisG
place % her parents Willow
lonkeFs SATURDAY., at Relatives tul iuuds the
a r invited %
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

THE Buffalo races have been postponed until
Tomorrow, OWING to heavy rain-stOun
An excursion train of 40 cars carried $500 per-
Atlantic CITY, from Philadelphia yesterday.
go The steamer Ohio sailed on her first trip to
Liverpool from Philadelphia yesterday she earned fan cargo
bot Only ~ passengers
go. In Salt Lake City, yesterday, Brigham Young's
counsel bei Court 10 bis divorce
Gaze AID tbs bearing POSTPONED until to-day.
Jacob ID. Terhune, "a years Of age, fell into
the hold Delaware and Hudson
snt Lck yesterday aDt killed lie shout
trip 10 Honssdae IN bS sons boat.
THE Convention of the Catholic Benevolent
Iuion Of Peunsyvan hold Pose adjourned yesterday
veJ Of tsO lsJA Geo. Waite Of PhAIeh
was slseted PresdeBL
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LATEST SHIP NEBS.
Tor oHer snip Se,os sec Second Pagc.l

Tor oAter snip Ne,os see Second P1gel
ARRIVED
Steamship on Dominica WlAer tmond Cy P''" .ai S''1.
Wy B,5 n n = MoT1 RnenhoT.s Hayre 80 dys IN b.l.
Barr Devet u-t Kneeyk Cork i6 d,ys ballast
Bre Mar of Disb Y.s Hughes haslAs 10 lays. With
Bns shannon Jof Mbrdse sage July s. VI. Goa.
Bns La creole o Cur,co Cornish Domingo City JAY "a.
Brig Clara Rst,os of Proyn,s, L,thp c.eoi, * .a
''E Sas eary Perkins, wbeesy san. D. 70 d VIII coal,
Henry Louisa (o Philadelphia "ies Porto CSelo IL l'-
Brig Alice (Br Montgomery Truulo ,nd Belize 10 lays ~sA
Schr William Wilson Jones' Port Caeioni, IS With coal
c. p Yousg PoraaDi Clark Pors Caelooh 10 ir Tis
wild to st. john n b. Est,brook S'ek'e i','
sear Ec. Chase Cot Portland. D,ns Port C.leiona 10 d."
schT. sarah Beruee Proctor. Masqu'.a. \. $; 9od.c
sclr. Mantle BROOKS Nova Scotia, With fS;
s s[ E sne0 XII, iu aqss p sa sS pike.
schr e. L. Bradley Chapman B'uns"eG Ga ii's vita Ye'"
Scnr NJ W. Drew staples, Jacksonville, a,y, yellow Pine.
scaooSsEs-AiyEK AND coAslNisE
p Ch1dEck' Tho@l'."i' s.onine k'es s
MARY Shields, Bath Mm Marta tocsPot
Adrisna Gardner Kat walter. Bangor
Palos, CaadA ~" ga Fi,9AlPt,
Nellie Belle. Bangor KIh isue bridgeport.
MARY Anna new ia,eu. Helen alr Proylirae.
g hS sTr. Ssno.lsI Js Witt Pro~ssos
D. A Dabol. Nantucket ". g. Gruaer Brenca
Lsnarne New.iiavcD. Heaneita, Gardiner
L. b Potter, Greenport. Fakir Newport
Tapt,mOnrt Bslgot defiance. NinahaFrn
Renn Newport l0nsA Ppgiirnce
Caroline & Corneia. some-set Thomas ProUdero..
:. ". smith. Boston. Porto RICO, salem.
ElsD Perkins. NeE Bedor AmDassldor salem.
s. Thomas, Portland. y :. smith. Nes-lssea
Shil Siberian. Pail RIVER r. NTH New Bedford
NJ yassar New. Bedford. Jenny LIND sraBOm
s. NJ Rams Providence Mile Franz Aeap1u.
BELOW.
Ship Hamilton Fish BrTant Liverpool Juae 70.
SAILED.
Steamships Thunug Tor Hamburg, Cg o. A,u' ioF ls'sus
Herman Tor SaSanhahi lp Sovereign VI Toe scA' or ssa
Fraucsco; barb Qleen OF Scots. for Antwerp.
MEMORANDA.
The Clinton the host Con Sg rus ful
afternoon Whitehall ship, yns large hoe 30 l- ail ca hes
20 suk 10 The Nav Cntou ssnir isns
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosIoS Aug 7-Arrei steamships g9tpie 'sd h'.I,ns
London; sunny Region IRON GottenburS
sAvASSAH "a Aug 7-Ariycd steamship Sem note from Boston
CBARLEsrON 5 c. Aug 1-AuGvei frhrS Willie LIe, hoH
Rocspor Pbiephii LINE kvan. from New YORK -
v W. from PMads pnla sailed steamship Ashpd TOT
Philadelphia.
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GOVERNMENT WEATHER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFlCEH'
WASHINGTON. ID. c., Friday, Aug 81 a. w..
Synopsis for the past "a hours.

OFFICE OF THE CHEZ SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. ID. G., Friday, Aug 81 a. III. }
Synopsis for the past "a hours.
The barometer is low Ill NeW-England and
on the lower Lakes with sOuth-weSterly Winds warm,
cloudy weather and occasional rain; south west
erly winds, falling barometer and partly
cloudy weather in the Middle States the
pressure is low in the northwest and slightly
higher the upper lakes with warm and partly cloudy
weather aud variable winds; soutlI-easterly winds.
warm aud partly cloudy weather in the Ohio aud Lower
Missouri Valleys; falling barometer south-easterly
winds and generally clear cool weather in the South At
lantic and Gulf states.
Probabilities.
For New England and the lower lake regions. low but
rising barometer clearing weather, occasional rams, ana
westerly winds shifting to south-easterly.
For the Middle States, south-westerly and south
eastery winds, falling barometer, warm and lnereas-
Ingy cloudy weather. with occasional rain from New
York to Maryland.
For the upper lake region and the Northwest aud
thence to Missouri and the Lower Ohio Valley low VA
rometer southery winds, partly cloudy weather, ana
local storms -.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States falling baron,
eter, rising temperature, sonth easterly winds ana
generally clear Reports missing from the
extreme Northwest
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BALrxopg Aug 7CArrLy The msrset hi not oe-o w h,s
this week except for very short tins sales ~ VI " % "
generally rltei drst qnaltT 4'IDS mHm
good hif quality 4qIas, receipts for ~eeh LV' "eS s
Hoas~sscep geek 69O3 bead; Prices declined s"'s MAJ
sH1Sp ayp Receipts. goo heal price, soospSd -'nes
last week prices range 446c. the e iof s.' s''I"
Lambs dali At $24Sf per hesi
Cpic.so Ang 7-ClrrLg-Receint' 2ODo msrss' m''ef,s
active bat prices rather weAk. although quosbi ,a -
Coon choice native Steers ~ - ~ lrfasS - f'""' ~
closing luiet sui weak; shipments 2 ~ ... 49,
Hogs-Recepts OOOi quahv ONLY far nav oenR Ioss'
grades. which are 10 lht denind saes u PAR Choe. PDtsf
1904 50; 81 0Si 90; CoDuon, he''5 los - "~
81 So shipments. 800.
saSsP qasi and sis,ig receipts 5j3 prices unehiassi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-08

ADFowLER-On weineaay g At tbs reisne of'hs
brides Rev A. Stewart Wash Dcorgs a. sh " has
}. Fowler al Of BroOAlyu
PENDERGAST -ROGERS-On weinedy July 30 y Rev Father
Zmmsr assistant Pastor OF ST. pag r. Puergst H. D. - lreHs
T. daughter Of T. d. Rogers esq. al Of Bmosrr NctflA
PRATT-LAY-On Wednesday Angus o. The resj nee of The
brides parents b' the Rev Joseph Nt D. d. Ih- l. fritt W
Minute Il. Lay, all OF Brooklyn. No cards
RAsQUN- DORMITzER-At the residence OF tue BRIDE parents 90
1873. b7 Ills Hoaor William 3 NtpEe MAYOR
philadelphia, Henry RsGun OF BrooLlyn u Sarah Tosng7ss
dsugh o r. Dorntzer OF Flua4-p.la
WATERS-FERRBTrJnue %, at Rock tse Chapel jersey ttJ
Hshs BY the Rev Chsuacey Giles Robert Wigers 10 ea FERRET.
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QUIET ELECTION IN NORTH CAROLINA.

WILMINGTON, Aug. THE election on the
constitutional amendments and for township officers
took place throughout the state to-day. But little
interest was manifested This county gives majority
against the amendments but 1t is generally understood
that they are all adopted. There but little oppOs
tOn In the majority of the counties. Only in few
counties where the cOored people predominated was
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cnrurs AND cAsuALrIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Anthony Werdig was drowned at Atlantic
CIV Yesterday lie down with ST. Augustine eIearsioh
VIM. Henry Brown OF BIRMINGHAM, England
i suicide esterJaT Waco Texas, b. shooting himself
through the heart
In Washington, yesterday during quarrel,
Nei Baltimore stabbed and dangerously wounded o
y,aug asn nameI from Philadelphia
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Asthma Bronchitis efectuaV relieved b. The q DA
ie,a atiack " sshmi Lo Dlhssny
had Datura Tatu Tor than innate Or 20
and minutes more he was ieefu
yonderfuy he TOLD be had used Tor with ,he most per
had The magical eB ever
wnesse"D j. McYea2h II have ueVer kno-n sn hsti1ce
obtained "Gen Alexander sod ~ tobacco 10
tins az cigars cigarettes, STILES for nha
MOoRE las Nes Bond -. Lonoa ADD 81 chen
m druggists lrj ockeepers throughout toe rtatsani tauiIA
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THE METHOD OF CREATION
EARNEST PROTEST AGAINST
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.
c,rrLR MARKETS.

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THE STATE or TRADE
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sses Der Dor sugar 80 57g9s2 so per hid Of saes so
"a 37 10 Falmouth orders 6O0D5s L9nk ~ phet 2pfs
op he north cost United States ~ 5O1 To- pr hh %
Mousse 81 5O9sJ IS u Falmouth in1 orders % 1ofHVl
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5ucrial Nontes
Tribune Lecture Extra No. y.

sound ssd Hearing, Voice and speech. The BxpIs-
nation Of Musical Harmony With Illustrators Thsea
by Prol Esbsrs TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA M.
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N1RRIEH.

True and False Science Speech Al the TBlIh met BY
PAGE Sois.A, "a TGiBusz LgCrURg ExrRA 80. ,.
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NOMINATIONS FOR THE STATE SENATE OF
CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 7.-WaShington Bart
lett ana A. s. Hollide nominated for the State
Senate by the Peoples Union OF this city to-day They
are opposed TO the railroad election OF Geo. g. GOCham
for the United States Senate.
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season Mile Aimee Is TO stay six weeks. Then on
tho 9th OF October, Mr.. J. X. Emet Tor Emmett
"for fame spells the heroic syllabes both ways) Will
appear in a new drama, which has been written
expressly for him by Mr. II. j. Byron OF London. Miss
Carlotta Leclercq will follow. beginning on Nov. 10;
when probably the town will be refreshed with little
more light on status and the Of the Erring
Sister a. illustrated in the case OF Mr.. Wihe Collnss
New Magdalen." Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Lingard Will
succeed this lady in musical specially on the lst Of
December and will stay one week. On Dec. g. Mr. and
Mrs W j. Florence will act at the Broadway beginning
an engagement Of four weeks, and bringing out new
Irish drama The first appearance the local stage Of
Mrs Florence subsequent 20 her return from Europe, Is
20 be made upon this OCCASION On Jan. 8, 1874, Miss
Charlotte Cushman win appear and 1t Is intimated that
"a distinguished tragedian-possbly Mr.. Fecher-win
appear In cooperation with this eminent lady, the Queen
of the American stage Such conjunction would be hne
20 witness, and should think 1t could not fail
20 lead 20 brilliant results. On the I'd OF March
Miss Lucille Western will occupy this stage, and after
her will little deluge OF stars, ending with the
stoddart animation assigned TO the nth Of April.
Here variety enough satisfy the most exacting do
nland aud IL obvious that all orders Of taste have
been considered season so well planned can scarcely
f, 10 win its golden reward-in theater centrally sit
mated on the chief tnOrOughfare OF the metropolis.
numerous dramatic company Is 10 be furnished TO sup
mort" the stars-and may presume that "Macte
VIRTUE will be au1iares the standing order
OF the day Mr. George f. De We're will be stage mana
ger Of the Broadway Theater; MI H. Moilenhauer viii
lead the band; and Mr. Aaron Appleton will All the Office
~ treasurer over this establishment over the Fifth
avenue eater and the Grand Opera House, will rove
the thoughtful Eye Of Mr.. Joseph H. Tooker and that
commemorative visual orb must ke0ise take cognizance
OF two travelling companies which MI DAILY intends TO
ksep IN motion during most part Of the ensuing dramatic
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
Announcement that Italian Opera would be
gwen In this theater and would probably
be the seasons especial feature. was made In this
journal long tine ago Mr. DAILY WILL however begin
ms new dramatic year at the Grand Opera House with
shakespaerean revival. The time appointed Tor The
opening "a the 18th Of August and the piece chosen for
thus important occasion Is "a Midsummer NIGHTS
Dream" Mr George l.. Fox will pcrsonate Bottom, The
weaver. and our populace will again have an oppor-
unity OF seeing that Shakespeare excels all other
writer's in Durlesque in everything else BIT
FOG's persOnaton OF Bottom, u VIII De femem
bsred was seen at the Olympic Theater SIX years
ago shen Il caused great deal OF hearty mer-
rtueat and evoked great deal OF honest
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Gxh
IN TBR ARRANGEMENT taking efc, Dec q iSS -rras leave
foot Of Cortan and Desbro~essts. As follows: -
For HewDubam and MAY wOod $40. 1850 M l. t:N. SA
Par Paterson Hswhorne Midland Park AMI Wortea
dyke 4 9;iO 1880 a. m !. 33O. s5o 6.2o .iE1O
Po Rlgeieh Rochelle Dundee Lake, hsressi, ana
RiyeriieT = 1880 a m; l, 80. 5;O, $40 it3 IN.
For Pompon and Moucs Junction 9;l0 ioS nj
3d. 430 5;3Op. -. ,,-,. 4,
Po Csmpgaw Oaklsnd Bcomngdae and West BlooHiasse
1890 a N. $3.50, $50 IN.
Smiths Mills Ch,rotieburEh stothOm. SSuh'"wu os'eS
burg. and Quarryvle, !. $40 m. tSl D. m ,,.,y.
For Newfoundland FnnklE hsmburyb, Deketown y,
West Town Johnson Slate HILL Mtile,oWu, and BoomnSo"s|
sao m. $50. tl;30 .. q, ,tA... pm.
Por Pine Bush, wurtsboro, FAsbargh, M0oneeo' b0'" '
RETURSING-LeaVe Liberty Falls at 62o a m - 2 sa
n M West Biooriagdse I & 20 a. NJ. 60t H. Woriensss
615 1;1. g. ll:23 m, AJ7 t0S oSS ly.y 7 !" ~
ARRIVING IN SRw YORK at 6sS Q. Sio "'" n "S'e ="
@osTCI&IR pIvIsos-rsins leave SsErOt foot c0r''ns
AMI DesbrossessA: .,.io,.
P Mosscs an iateraelats stations 19o N arrives "a 1
ElOp.m .,,,,.,-, .ho., a, ,r. haxoaa Hs ssthorue.
docs not faa ee'00d W. DOUGLAS supsunssnisst
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rome Edttor Of The TrtOune.

To the EdftOr or The IFfOHhe'
SIR 1t is with pleasure and satisfaction
quite inexpressble that read this morning the good
tdings of the of THE TRIBUNE. 1 believe the
prospect Of the fall Of the grand old paperand this any
change would have been-wOuld have given regret
keener more lasting defeat in November That
defeat yust bear such fruit that the country will be-
already ihe better for the effort Had THE TRIBUNE
indeed fallen its friends would have nothing 10 relieve
their regret. 1t would have been like the sinking OF
richly freighted ship whose memory would have heen
forever mourned. Tiat THE TRIBUNE should have re-
turned to its present control satisfaction upon salts
faction As think OF IL the motto the friends OF the
paper viii think most fitting should be TINS SGrsd ana
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TO the BditOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: You cannot conceive of my extreme sat-
isfacon on reading the decision OF the Association TO
pursue unfalteringy the course which has made the
paper so eminently popular and beloved. With many
other friends of THE TRIBUNE, was afraid for few
days when learning of the negotiations going on ana
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1t nearly 30 years, and shall continue TO take 1t as
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cloth wish your paper success ana gOOd cheeF
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THE DEFENDER OF RIGHT AND THE ENEMY OF
WRONG.
To. The Editor. the Tribune.
SIR: For week past l have been mourning
the loss Of THE TRIBUNE second only to the death of
Mr Greeley supposng it had passed into the hands OF
those who would make it partisan journal. THIS
morning my heart Is Gaddened by the reading Of your
editorial in yesterdays paper, In which you announce
that YOU and your friends have reganed control of TIE
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you and your associates prosper as long YOU keep E
TRIBUNE what II now IS ana ever mas Deen IN the past
the defender Of the night and the enemy OF wrong
wherever il may exist. HOWARD a. C1Ask'
Genera, N. Y, Dec "a. 1872.
JUSTICE, TRUTH, AND RIGHT HAVE STILL DE-
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TO the Edifor Of The Tribune.
SIR: InOuSdnuS llhe ulyseil VIII tndHh yOu
and those who aided you in keeping the old TRIBUNE on
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defender in the Journal founded by Horace Greeley.
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YOU CAN NOW COUNT ON A DIFFERENT FEELING.
70 tAs Bdftor Of The Tribune.
SIR: | must congratulate you on the final
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paper was very much disappointed when saw such
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DHUADELPHIA and ERIE RAILROAD
/ ONLY DIRRCT ROUTE, WITHOUT CHANGB or CARS TO
TuR oil REGION and LUMBER DISTRICT OF PENN Trans
viii leave Desbrosses and Cortlendtst Ferries -
$50 kIie B1press daily except Sand' wta run,n reo e
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4" p''A" W. A. BALDWIN General Superintendent