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New-York tribune., 1874-09-05

FRIDAY Sept. 4-P. M !
During the greater part of the day much quieter
tone oervaded the stock market than for any other
day this week, and the movement was cophncd y
New-York tribune., 1874-09-11
CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTIONS.

CHICAGO. Sept. 10.-The Republicans of the
Ivth Illinois district to-day nominated Gen. g. A. Hur-
but fortCOngress.
MILWAUKEE, Sept 1O.-The Democrats of
the lid District have nominated A. j. Cook OF Column
bla County for Congress.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 1O.-The Democrats of the
XvIth District to-day nominated Henry Blys OF Har-
rison County, for Congress.
MACON, Ca, Sept. 1O.-The Hid Congressional
District Convention met here to-day and renominated
Gen. Phil Cook by accamation.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Sept. TO- The Republicans
OF the lid District nominated VIM. {. King for
merry postmaster Of this city. for Congress-
HAGERsTowN, Md, Sept. 1O.-The Hon
IIoyd Lowndes was to day renominated for Congress
from the With District by the Republican Convention
assembled here.
BALTIMoRE. Sept. 1O.-The Democratic Con-
yeDton in the IId District nominated to-day Charles D.
Roberts OF Carroll County for Congress on the 3lth
ballot. The district is at present represented D5 'ne
Hon. StepensOn Archer
ST. LOUIS. Sept 10.-The Republicans of the
With District to-day, long and acrimonious de-
Congress for the so-called salary grab" nominated
Col c. Thrasher for Congress. -
The Democrats OF the With District the 69lst
ballot to-day nominated Col. john f. Phillips for Con
gress by majority over f. l. Crttenden Tie present
Incumbent
CHICAGO, Sept 10.-The Independent and
Reform Convention OF the With Illinois Congressional
District yesterday, nominated Prof Daniel j. Plnckney
for Congress, and the Democratic and Liberal RepuDi
can Convention Of the district immediately and
unanimously approved and adopted the nomination.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 10.-The Peoples COnven-
ton for the Xh District nominated Col JEFF A. seay for
Congress.
The Democratic Convention for the With District
after taking 66O ballots adjourned at o'clock this morn
ing without ma king a nomination.
The Republican Convention OF the Win District
doued resolution approving the action of the state
Central Committee in recommending that the RepuDi
can Convention do not nominate. No ballot Tor COn-
gressman had been made at the latest adyices-
New-York tribune., 1874-09-11
MINOR POLITICAL NEWS.

HARRISBURG, Sept. 1O.-John Miller of Chester
County was to-day appointed Chairman of the Demo-
cratic State Committee BY the candidates on the state
ticket and President OF the Pittsburgh Convention.
BosroN. Sept. 10.-The Labor RefOrmers of
Massachusetts talk OF nominating ticket Of tho- "wn,
and as a preliminary step have appointed committee
of one from each Congressional district to call state
Convention.
MARsHALLTowN, Iowa, Sept. 10.-The Anti
Monopoly state Central Committee met here to-day and
nominated Henry C. Hargy Polk County candidate
for state Treasurer I'LL the vacancy caused by the
decllnatOn OF j. W. Barnes.
GENEVA, N. Y, Sept. 10.-The delegates to
the Democratic State Convention from the Ist District
OF Ontario County are The Hon. w. W. Wright, Seth
stauy and E. Ltughlin The sentiment OF the District
Convention and the delegates is strong for Church
New-York tribune., 1874-09-11
REOPENING OF A HOTEL

The st. James Hotel, at Broadway and
Twenty-s1th-st reconstructed, enlarged, newly fur
nished. and with several features TO American
hotels, entered upon s second last evening,
being dedicated with reception worthy Of the nen-
ions of the prOpretors IL has been enlarged by
the addition OF two adjoining buildings and now can
accommodate go people. 1t has been redecorated
furnished throughout, and the 80 parors reading
cafe kitchens, ana all the appointments
ted. The prOprietore C. 7. Jones and Henry
Norton both OF whom have the reputation of shrewd
business men. The house was open from D. m. until
midnight, the parors and halls were crowded with
guests, among whom were many well known IN the
literary social and political circles OF the city. Mlsc
was furnished aud a nne collation. served.
Room No. 10 was especially illuminated for the
sion. and the bright flashes OF Wit and burst Of song
which came through the halfopened door were a mys-
terry 70 AL those outside the charmed circle OF the pro-
pret0rs Intimate friends. casual passer through the
hall might have through the a brilliantly
lighted, with table sumptnousy laden with all the
decacies or the season which served to Dan Bry
ant, Birch. Wambod, John Mccullough, Capt. Young,
and many more. ---.. .. -. =
New-York tribune., 1874-09-11
LOCAL MOVEMENTS.

Democratic primaries were held last night at
Mercervile N j. and delegates elected TO the State
Convention.
Democratic primaries will be held to-mOr-
row night in HOpewe, N j. 70 elect delegates to the
state Convention.
Primaries to elect delegates to the Demo-
cratic State Convention will be held tomorrow night at
Dutch Neck, n. j.
The Bergen County, n. j.. Republican Con-
vention will meet Hall, Hackensack Sept
23 to nominate candidates for State Senator, Sheriff
three Coroners, and two Assembymen
The Young Mems Republican Association
Of the XXIst Assembly District held regular meeting
last night with H. G. Monarque In the chair About $50
names were proposed for membership.
A special meeting of the With Assembly
District Republican Association held last night
the OF the Association, No 384 Grandt Beyond
enrolling new members nothing Of special interest was
dOue.
The XVth Assembly District Republican
Association held regular meeting last night, with H.
G. Leask In the chair About 200 names were added to
the rolls OF the Association The report OF the EKecu
tive Committee with regard TO inspectors OF election
was received and adopted.
An enthusiastic meeting of the Democrats
Of the Nineteenth Ward held last evening at 1.-THE
ORIENT" the Democratic headquarters of the Ward o.
L. Stewart presided The object Of the meeting to
take measures TO present Michael Tuomey's name as
coming from the citizens Of the Ward TO the General
Committee for nomination as Aldermen from the dis
trct.
1t has been anticipated that the principal
contest in the Queens County nominating conventions
would be the candidates for Dlstrict-AtOrney
number OF in both parties have been named as
likely be put forward for the nomination, but it Is
probable that not more than two three persons will
he named each side On the Democratic side 1t is
likely that the present incumbent. b. W. Downing. will
be the sole candidate before the Convention. On the
Republican side the OF Henry W. Eastman OF
Hampstead IL prominently mentioned, and also those OF
George W. Van scklen OF Flushing aud Mr.. Cogswel OF
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New-York tribune., 1874-09-11

Large Dia monds.


The General Convention Of the American Univess CAarcA wi"
hold is annual 1874 10 this city "a Rey-Dr ChApas
Cburh FifAaye ard POFtrGhs commencing TUESDAY sept
Is and closing the following Thusr night The business meetings
the Couyeutoa Will all held Dr. Chspn Chgch and
the public. ,,,,o,,s .ya,,,cvs
MONDAY EVENING l4Rsv Dr. sAxE Of Rochester viii
preach in Rev Mn Palmaas Church III haave and Poegtb
ST. and Rev PATTERSON u Boston in AL souls Chareh
South Nnth-st, WilhsmsbuFgh. Services az 7; i5.
TURsDAY-Cogncil in Dr. Chapns Church q. 10 TUB>DAf
EvEaIsG-Rsv SAWYER viii preach the Beeeert ChHfea
(corer Downing and Rev Dr. MINER 10 the Unive' Coafc
(Cermoutsve Atlanes BrOoslTB Services At 1'to
WEDNESDAY l0la m-0cea.ionai sernon By Kew & ~ cN'
Of Providence r. l., in DR.. Chapihs ChareA "kD" s'"
ING at u745-Mass meeting In DR.. ChapiH's [hurcb
Drs CHAPLIN MINER RYDER Rev. X G. BoLLn'' 70 - "'
Rev R H. PULLMAN Gessra secretsry Of s' 0''''A' ~ p
Ne viii be soeeisuy interests. n this Resias go
ruuRSpAY z n u -ComnuEiou service N W Saaps Oa's-
son n, Re-, Z PIsHRR D. D. of Canton n. ). THURSDAY
yyySnSa r.v ,rye Conference Meeting IN 'Ae blesckerS
~ D.. n q ADAMS g. RExFoRD Of OHIO, and Other
- hl. men sss.ssd sps.s To all sAsss ssisoss
- ~ zs..e Seace-Tse MAILS POR suROPB Sr ths week
IL 1874. ul close a. THIS snes a, ess,
enAAss AZ WEDNESDAY AZ IL ~ es thDksuAt
"a =, "a a a. sAruRnAt 81 IL y aud ~ ,,. . .
New-York tribune., 1874-09-11

BENJAMIN-In J. Eastbars
Benjamin youngest the late Mss Benjamin Of 's city
Relatives and eLds family ectfdy ,s.a
son-ave. Friday H. IL o'clock without aAes
notice.
infant daughter g. Frank Julia v G shHs aged mon,hA
Finh sixth. FRIDAY llth inst. at OeioeS
CULYER-suideuy Eseo. MONDAY Sept Mabel young
Of John and Phebe NJ Cayer ad years aud nonhs
NOuce Q funeral hereafter
DB PEYsTER-on Wednesday morning sept 1874 the
dence her grandfather zen. Watts de seF Mar LIVING
M and Frederic de PeJstsr r IN the sca
TIE relatives aSd friend. Of family respectfully invited
tend the sns Church Rel HOOE FaJ 'enoes
at 3la O'Clock.
HAvnASDAs Pl.inaed, S j. wedoss,y, sept E%m,. osI,
Of Aaron avaad deceased and Rsbecci hav'nd e
Her and ao.. Of the ,m 5. Gs,9ec invited % 1cnd % 10
i0:3O a. n
daughter Of Asa c. and the ate P eidrckson moa
ReaaTs a friends are respectfully invited
Friday Sept H. a. at her ser' residence 81
ChsuLcey-st, Brooklyn
HgwlErT-At her residence Hampstead. L. L. Rnms wife q
Hewlett daughter Of Eliza ana the tate heny WATER
her late residence SATURDAY, H. "a 'nd r~ 81
Georges Church at 2 ,. N.
McKINNRY-Ou Thursay Sept TO- 1874 Elizabeth MrKnne IN
The relatives aud friends Of the family are res2esy nyed %
attend from the residence Of her John hentrr lao
Twenty-thiri Brooklyn. saiuray 2sl iHst At D. M
MoRAN-In Brooklyn sept O. Peters Hospital Annie MorH
Reays. my respectfully invite, TO '''eOA
funeral from 81 feiers hOspitAl
sLOANE-Suddeny Abe desn. scOaad Agg "a lee IL JESSIE
Sherman dugher sloane of stamford Com
Funeral residence parents SATURDAY lSh inst al i&o
o. IN. Train Aew-York az $500 IA.
sCTHERLAYDOu "Wednesday Sept at Brick Church orues
Charles only OF Dr. Charles and Elizabeth N sltaeriin
sgei I months
Pppea on Friday Remains be taken to PhteDhi
TALLMANsudleDy rhursiaY sept TO- st Ryrniae feek
Thman infant of Capt John T. AID GeorsAnnA H. rm'H
aged 20 months and iags =.
The relatives family respectfully oyi . attend
the funeral 3s5 Bast One-handrei
and slxteenhsL, on FndsY. Sept. H. At 8 0ciock
TEED-On Tursy sept 3 Frederick A. ree aged 81
Funeral from bis residence PurdJs station Friday si III
o'clock a n.
WHITEFIELD-Tn Brooklyn. Tuesday. Sth inst William H.
Whiteheld. 10 the - "a year oi hs age -,
friends invited to attend has funeral on Friday
llth oclOek from the Bapa' CAarSl be4o''c
Myrtle
WLLIs-stuart H. Of Albert ~ and Annie ~ Wills a<e
Relatives and family respectfully invited 70 sttead
the funeral Of parents l55 kzhtaFe Fal
Sept 1874 O'Clock Remains u be removed 70 Brat
tlebOrO. w.
Vernon papers please copy.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-11
GOVERNHENT WE4THER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT


OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WAsrINGTON. d. c.. Friday. SeUf. II i a. N.
synoDsis for the Dlsf hCentV-fOur hours .
The barometer has fallen somewhat over the
Middle and Eastern States, with generally clear weather
and north westerly winds.
Light winds. mostly from the southwest preVall over
the lake region, with partly coudy weather and Iocdi
rains over the upper lakes and the North West.
The river has fallen at Cairo.
Probabilities.
For Friday over the South Atlantic States, lower
barometer nOrtherly winis stationary temperature
Dartly cloudy weather, and rain on the coast.
over the Gulf States, stationary barometer anal tenn
perature, eastery winds party cloudy ana clear
weather with local rains.
over the Tennessee and Ohio Valleys, stationary
barometer and temperature, eastery winds ana clear
weather 49,
over the Northwest the upper Mississippi and lower
Missouri Valleys, higher barometer, southery WINDS
yeerng 10 northwest partly cloudy ana clear weather
over the lake region, stationary aa1 fallng oar0m-
eter southwest Winds increasing coudiness and higher
rer Ystc England and The Middle St1tes stationary or
yiSiug barometer. Locer temperature, nOrh ana uest
,riuas pdrtig cloudy aud clear UeatheY.
Reports missing all stations in the Canadian
Do
New-York tribune., 1874-09-11
DELEGATES TO THE CONVENTION.
THE TAyNANY PRIMARIES.

.o.,,, r,i.r,ot Conventions we're held throughout
the city last night for the purpose OF eeetinE
and aternates TO the State Convention at ="
the 10th INST The greatest harmony prevailed foo"
ing are the results: r-r.. ,
~, tI ni,,-, DELEGATES John PoI Thomas Kllett and
Dennis Canp Allerrases-Wn sbne, James SULLIVAN anu '" "
ocra 4..eublv Wash Patre1 v NY
saght and Ma L LanigAn Aenates-"iiAm r. ArA' nm
'TS9 T,f and . so1 HAYES Ben2C'peysr
ChaA NJ. Clancy. Altsrlltes-JAnes ns'~r'' N'
F,sra dsse5y D1tr-Deleges-El-ard shandey iao@ss
Shields md Dss,sg OBnea AternAesJohn simpnn Dr. fa0A
ft1 1s,m5ly -Delesa'-Ed~Afd H. hsAu JUN AF''
1i1 ssey a.S15aes S1SSSsI P,eP
D. Wood aai John Haynes. Administrators NeN'0AND' ~
MeAlear Aod George Rdderbof G. M r N,eY,bou Peter
n OlnsT aaa Henry H. Alternasss-Chaies heLeA jun
"h.ns and Cn9Ts' ~ peerstes-Eiw,d D. Gale, Charles
WIpssII and Jim KuntL Aleruates-Aasust brown "A"
a9 as '.ss, 1.ms -Dclsg,Eiv,rd GlIon Georis
Morton. and John J. oorla9, o., Ase'HA'
and La. j. Wsisr AtsrnsiesJ Kagsiand Gso'ss heah
Fi,s@gh 1.,u5I Dr-Delsgites Augustus seae' soL a
Penoss snd rhonAs Mlhju Aiiefaae'-IAoAi' N''' - 'F
M & asd r = -Deieeae-Paek Keensn Jacob L
Michaes anI samuel Well Aiernaies-'O''Pu ''' ~
tsb D,rtet tine sydney
P Siehos, AMI Patnck Giblsy. A'esnA's'- "
fosrleeal 4ss,bV HY Aen saa
Grass. and JohA FoleJ. Aerniies-'oah D''iNs' '
Isss-,s sy ss-Delersssen,,er Thos II LsTa
A,rase TI,mmons Ana RchArd J. horso1 c.... u.rn.,
s5,. ss.S,5ly Dsref-Delegses-kdHArd COOPER hein."
Uni and smitn g IL Asrnates-JOhn T. hcb0"an A'e1 "
ard Gesrge Kelly. IA rt-,.. I.n.. Y Coultsr vii
Haia Jogos Hni EIrAri Geney. AsHaies-'oAa u H. '
Brown and Alois Muller - R.itv Coon., C,rn
bell ana wiekhAm. Al'srnAs'-J0Ph T. he0'A""s'
Biz. Jefferson ". Levy. R.o.x., Hatch Tho.
OCaI.ghap Thomas Dunlap Aernates-ChArs sH
Mcdonald, Thomas fTnn - 49,. sA.xs Wm C. Qern,r
Iobp Donoboe .nd Robert hergaa Alternses-rnonn
Leyns Theodore aud MAJ Ldvngs'oe -. m ~.
T-farT 1ssspbtE Dtsret ps<gA;ss-seuae nsRh u Ae'''
New-York tribune., 1874-09-11
THE CALL FOR THE SOUTHERN REPUBLICAN
CONVENTION

WASHINGTON, Sept 1O.-The call for a con-
vention Republicans of the reconstructed States
held Chattanooga, Tenn on the 18th of October
being widely signed by prominent Republicans The
call says:
All Republicans whether OF these other States, who
still earnestly MAINTAIN the principles on which
Union defended, aud 10 nauRurate winch In the
South reconstruction begun and VINO feel an inter-
est preservation OF law order. and the rights OF
citizenship are invited 70 attend this consultation All
should come OF the facts 20 the true CONDITION
their respective localities, that an authoritative
statement NAV he made 10 the country The RepuDIl-
cans OF the South, equally with the good citizens OF
other sections demand peace and security that pros
perty may follow Why these are not enjoyed by them
should be made manifest by this Convention II there
are those anywhere who doubt 20 the purposes or
pacty OF Southern REPUBLICANS or who believe the
oppressiOns under which they laborng nave beeu
magnhed let them come and see aud hear Tor then
New-York tribune., 1874-09-11

Cennt, h.,s ss~r ,s.s,o,.r grti, gr,iay ,sxt .r
'' r'T
KINGS COUNTY PBIdAkfES
Tbo oIo~s.o., &C K;o~. Courtv daIe 01taa Tn
ihc cicesfUu VI hiuBS NOuh'y uOi'b"~o" "
the RE ntiou in orderly
manner and with the following results;
Fr Ward-DeI,v.r, Ovep g.prayer Johu Copuel Ber
n.rd nstfn
Attns Doherty
Grahsm
TArd -Deegstrs-Chauneey Barnes L. Torney and
Neha,I CTt-opueY
FonrtA -Delesa,Andrew sweensy Thomas Kelley and
James CaneT
Fnh Ward -DdegatesSmes McDcTnoti. Robert Murray and
Tohn NrCar
New-York tribune., 1874-09-11
JUDGE EDMUNDss VIEWS ON THE MISSOURI
PEOPLES MOVEMENT.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 10.-Judgs Edmunds, Sec
retary Of the National Republican Congressional Com
mitiee has written letter 10 Postmaster Tley Of st.
Louis regard to the Peoples party movement In Mis-
souri, The letter not official and does not assume TO
express the views OF the Committee though there is no
doubt that large number OF that body will approve
them. Judge Edmunds says. in substance. that while
as general rule. he believes in voting the Republican
ticket straight. there exceptions where different
proper and under the present circumstances
he inclined believe that the Republicans OF Mis-
sour have acted with wisdom that the first duty Of
Republicans there is to the State from Secession
Democratic rule and the course he thinks gives
fair promise OF accomplishing this.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-11
MARRIED.

DAVENPORT -sHBPuBRD-On Wednesday, Scot o ~ Johu'.
Bp.copsl Church Elizabeth j. by Rev. Sanue! A. Carl
d. D. William Davenport Of brooklyn T. 10 Loiue Shepherd
Of Elizabeth N. J. No cards
IRRLAND-LANDER-Ou Wednesday Sept Arms Episcopal
Church. by tue Rev Thomas Gsaet " d. John leind TO Aoe
Lander.
MOMMER-SCHACK-Ou Thur~dsy, Sept 10. Matthews
Broome Biksbeth- nv the Rev tup..
Mommsr VI Psns France lda Marie daughter
OF Fred setback No cands.
PHILLIPS sRBBRTA the residence Of the brides father No 80
Cheeverpaee lS74 By tue Rev Nosh H. schemes Ad
Phillips to Jas Mand, eldest daughter Of Wu oebef
al Oi BrooklYn.
TAYLOR-PARTRIDGE-O Thursday Sept TO- 1874 by The Rev
h. Swestser Ia, Ana Partridge both q
No cards.
WOODPORD- -GlLLEN-On Tuesday Sept. bv the Rev. H. -
Peatecos oodfOrd Gen both BrDes
yn. No cars
New-York tribune., 1874-09-11

individuals and constituting the ca immunity or State
have never sought for popular favor In any other
mode.
In relation 20 the causes the means psed for my
political defeat desire to say thcy are not
of special interest between u.s. But cannot reran
from saving that deeply grateful 10 the people OF
native State and OF this district for the 0ngcon-
tinued favor extended and for the confidence so
long exhibited. IL that confidence IA no longer felt,
have the consolation Of believing that its withdrawal
has not been merted by any act OF omission OF mine
ST. Johnsbtpg v, Sept, Z, 1874 LUKE p POLAND.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-11
CATTLE MARKBTs.

BALTIMORE sent lO-CArTLE dull heavy; l lowers
best 90 to-day 5964; those generally Fst-d h qaaDs
3a.95c Good Far quality SsdSStc Receipts, 1000
Hoes IN Moderate demand downward tendency s0l0 Re-
eepts 7sO. -, , i, a.,
snEKP "a moderate demand ac lower 4G5ise Receipts 6sil
CHICAGO sept 1000 heal market Lury active and
prs s o fair prime Texan at tbdS4 20 medium
10 extra uauYes - dS8 So shipments. 1900 hrsd -
Hoa-Reesipts gOV0 market fairly scys - 23ot7 50 for
eommon lOe lower. Shipments
llOOO
saHEP quiet and unchsngodi receipts. 900
New-York tribune., 1874-09-11

Gen Sherman has directed that salute OF 81 guns be
fred from the Arsenas at Washington aud Fort Foote
MARYLAND on the occasion OF the twentyseventh ami
yersary OF the capture OF Mexico, and the celebration
by the Mexican here OF that Of event on
lith inst.
In the case OF the Cash Lode Of Colorado the Com
missioner OF the General Land Office rules that in app
cations for patent under the mining proof OF eit-
zenship is required OF the original ocat0r inter
nedlate OF a mine but only OF the applicants
for patent.
James Carroll has been appointed Internal Revenue
rauger for the lid District OF NewYork, and John W
Thornton in the ken District OF Kentucky.
Lieut. Jefferson Moser is detached from the Despatch
and granted leave absence for four months with
mission leave the United States.
The Controller Of the Currency to-day authorized the
First National Bank of Lisbon. Ohio. TO begin business
The capital Is $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-11
HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA lO-Spansh Gold 1874 1875 American 1881 200
Uued States 80 days goi 2a96 premium
snort 95dl02 premium; LOaOn. 1900 10
$4,000 piemum SagarSo IL Dutch stAnad, lip11o
Ia. a NJ
New-York tribune., 1874-09-11
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Al crasms, s.tSass GAM Hessrs. virsiHs.
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sssmships Hsmneuis far smbax Frsnee "f L'esoes y
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Psar e Java Dreadsasght for St JOhD n L. hr ~ DesA
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MEMORANDA.
ashore the .S4 Of TshsDs and d''AAsns cargo has bs~.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bo;rOs Sept los5s &c % ,ss;0 G on % a,s,oo =. o
sssnoa va ni s sfs as.. nS s s So4 A G st
steamship POwhsin with Q ,loopot"sr ~ Nars N to" '~
lO.-PAsed f-aeeiale,
Abby T. Dan. and Wake r"m Providence Ps--
br.xs CsthsriB- Nsv.Yerl Ida, for hsnlaR. "
pHLADkLPEG sept lOClcared sesnstlD laoo Tor sevOr
sehrs MARIA RoIara rom Bremen Lahrop H.ooro
n B Martha ~ Hale. from Boston.
MOsROB lOIhe U f4gste Constellation. Csp
with mdshpnep board arrived here N
sailing Annapolis. Passed Richmond, Cspes
LlvarDool; Falo Alto from New-fOrk.
Sept. 1O-Arve steamships Rae h from Wlming
n. John W. Garrett job = shngeT frym
Philadelphia barK Countess Of Dunern from LondoudcrY rhr
Pales. IRON Windsor Ms
FOREIGN POETS.
Sept l0-Saled the UnIted states Huon Rlvarf
Mcdowell, rocket GauJ aBd b0nyare AeHsl
Fdeench BremerhaveB Mage R-ynos lnd kOoBo
United So G. L. Hele OsT-
Abraham skae TAmes Sunshine Flsha haJ Faesner.
K Ho0roOk Untsl
the 9th kamschAtk ia Man4rci ae Marc Aes an Jteb
QUEBEC. Canada Sept The CITY of hntea IN Orre9
IL N. of hacSe
proceeed The reports having aet
o I'M bound vesSels In
New-York tribune., 1874-09-11
Sueclal NoIlces


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DREW DAVIS Price postpaid Paper Doe, Coth Toe
A new searching timely book. Address the publishers,
A. J. DAVIS Co. "a ksst Foursh-sL. New York
LADY principal eDae teacher u Tia
schools Of Ensand who has resided some ne soro-l
a situation TEACHER In family 10 Se~-ior
vicinity young persons AD9ha he very pest s
will be nrashe on ppea
G. W. GKISw0LD, ESQ., Fin Avenue HOTEL % Col FkAhk
T. HOWE, No l33 East rweaty-srst-st
A, T, stewnrt's Garden City.
SPECIAL SUNDAY TRAIN the FushIng North shore and
Ceptra Railroad Thirty yourth-st T. R. at l45 snd
hunters Pout Garden CITY and hepstead stopping
Puhing only. RturnnV viii leave hapseSd
n 300 This wall who
chAuee DO aud spesi and
a halt hours there.
tuuel unit J. y. BARTON hupG
Large iamonds.
We have on exhibition the pair of PlSK
DIAMONDS In this souDtry.
They perfectly without aw match exactly
respect weigh together nearly - Price SIS 800
rency.
have Of SOLITAIRE DIAMOND hazs
and Eazrngs from Of qualify ras
HOWARD CO.. Diamond Merchants
No 30 Fiah-sve., n. r.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-11
THE STATE OF TRADE.
LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON sept lO-53O m-Ee Railway shares closed 32l
10The the Bank OF France has decreased
4 ~ 900 franes during the Renies. 6i[ 81 &c.
gRPooL 1915 80 mCotton sales on the basis Of Mid
ding nothing Ordinary isepemberl October
deer ltl6d nothing below Low MddllDg september ae
livery 7a.d.; september ana October delivery 1S8i
LoSDoS 1O-5:3O mr. hned Petroleum, 34 gallon
anseed OIL 26 3026 Spin IurPentine, % 3G236 y
New-York tribune., 1874-09-11
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

OR1EASs Sept lODry SAed MeAtl5O casks have been
received seae 09l0las shoners Corn Meal strong
AZ % g0aS Other SIGHT
Sterling. 53i Gold 1922
WLsNsros n Sept l0spts Turpentne arn At 3le Rosn
arm al ~ 80 io Strained; s2 2j No 50 % for No.
l. ~ 50 Low ~ 5Odsj Pale Crude ruenune Eeady
ii 70 or Hard ~ Yellow Dp - 70 for Vrnn- Tar steady
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