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New-York tribune., 1875-09-25

worse disgrace could happen to state than tho election
of such disgusting dcuaToSuo to one of its highest
Offices.
Initiation has never secured much of hold
On Minnesota. Both party platforms in that State this
year sound on the money question: and tho cry for
soft money is not heard the canvass As encourage
ent for the friends Of honest money Ohio the Cham
Der OF Commerce at ST. Paul adopted resolution the
other day declaring it TO 10 tho duty OF every citizen
and the business OF every merchant TO his utmost
endeavors toward securing at the earliest possible
ment medium OF exchange which Is fixed in value and
convertible at the pleasure OF the holder into coin
Gen. Butler has accepted an invitation to
speak finance before the Boston Board Of Trade In tins
way: Thc Importance Of the subject the fact that
views the financial necessities of the country differ
probably from those Of many OF the Board Of Trade and
certainly from the platforms OF the political party with
which have been accustomed 10 act decide TO break
INV determination not at present to take part in any pub
c discussions which might seem have political bear
sne With many thanks for the honor will endeayor
health permitting to be with the Board of Trade on the
1ith Of october"
Gov. Ames had better subside 1t is doubt
ful IT, excepting Senator Morton and the Washington
organs there is single public prominent journal
In the country that has any sympathy for him. Even
devoted organ The Chicago Tribune saysit is all
nonsense say the can't protect himself charges
The whole troubles In Mississippi the pusanimity OF
Amess administration. and adds Instead OF organz-
ing military force and in person furnishing the ruians
arresting the murderers. and killing them on the spot
OF bringing them TO trial. conviction, and exesuonthe
Governor every time there s disturbance or murder
of negro, hasens to e telegraph Office and implores
me President TO send him troops. This, in state
here lac can put so 900 armed in the field to
cute laws is chds play and the people OF the country
are as the President says, getting tired Oft"
The infiatonists of the West and South have
thrown OIL all disguise and openly declare that they are
determined TO carry their point in the next National
Democratic Convention They laugh at the idea that the
Ohio contest has no national significance. Thus The
Er0nsriiic Courier OF Indiana says: "The greenoack
policy is inyncble Indiana was the first state TO throw
down the gauntlet to the money power aud precipate
ths inc xorabe conflict between the people and the Ma
tonal banks. Ohio adopted the Hoosier platform with
scarcely single change The majority OF the opposition
(among which class the Independent voiers) was
aeary 10000 in this State II was $4,000, as we nave
said in Ohio. We had nominated stronger men fire.
Quently II was the platform that won the day. and
nothing is certain than that the greenback policy
VIII sv cep ;hc country The Republican party is owned
and controlled by the moDe!ed interests"
New-York tribune., 1875-09-25
HON. ISRAEL r. HATCH.

The Hon. Israel L. Hatch died yesterday at
his residence IN Buffalo after and ?rotracted
illness Hc was 81 years OF age. In 1928 be wont to
Bufo and prncticcd law. being graduate OF Union Col
lege Schenectady. He Assistant Secretary OF State
in 1S2D3o; was elected member Of Assembly IN
1852, and OF Congress in 1856 appointed iosimas
tcY or Buffalo In November, 1859, and served TIL tie
Spring OF 1851. He elected member Of the Consi
tu:!onal Convention VI I6C.-S, and acted as COnnnS-
OF the Reciprocity Treaty in ls6970. Mr. Hatch
for many years engaged in banking business. aud
prominently connected witt the eleyatlng aud DOES
ierprises in Buffalo The funeral will a.e place to-
morrow,
New-York tribune., 1875-09-25
scis Avon. King Of and days from windsor. n g. ~'s

Scff. Avon. ktDR OF ana deys musVis S'"' Wv
plastic
sohr J. H. cotter (of St. John b.. Nuttsr. Vioqus1 n
II, IL days with sugar and noi2ssos.
Schr. G. (. KingslsDd. Hart, Nantucket With hsn
Sehr. Mabel Hall, Irvey Rocklanf with lime
Scbr. Thomas Hix Hall ItocklaBd with limo.
Schr Bengal, Hal, RocklaDd, with lime.
Scbr. Adrian, Maddox, ROckland, with lime.
Schr. H. =. DeaD Cook, Hail0wel. Me-, with granite
Schr j. L. Chandler (of ParrsborO y. 81 Pets, Wnisos.
N. a., days. with plaster.
SchT. Emna, Barker Nantucket. with fish.
Schr. Isabelle. RaynOr Nantucket, with fyh.
Schr. 4 Mon. PhiliIs ROckpJrt Mass with granite.
Sehf. Garland. Tibhy, Haclias with Iaths.
schr Ffectwiug, Remington, RDckiaDd, with limo.
-chr. Katie Ranger, Mart n. Georgetown ~. g.
jscir Calvin UaGr 4. Brown, Georgetown. u. o.
ANCiOBED AT HART ISLAND,
Bss Beaver (of ST. John y b. Ryan Roc kland ~ 81 via
Shns
SAILED
SfPsDrnips rarondeef Prince: Ticbmonf foe
TAw, Drl; bark CIbcie FOR Queenstown; brig Lizzie NJ
Nc Ti1 Charleston schr. A. sichadsoo. for Bangor.
W IN Sf-SnIset. modeIai" D.. clear.
MEMORANDA.
EaTk fncr iGerD, Christie Hsvre. which srr,ved
Igib dnb HsDred Lower Bay Tor The
city y. 20 tAs Z!tb.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
GaLy4sIV -rps 2t-ATrfyed brig i'ilo Harry (Br
TncTiN Albert fhOuas, Baltimore, L.
tul fog. Phdelpia. saied 23, steamship clyde. fes
New YORK.
DEiaVsRs ,a,y,KwArss sept % The steamship Tndsaa
fox I.verpo, ircAs to sea at 2 =. m. today.
FOREIGN PORI-
>~TH - ree ste amsip Keaiiv worth BronyA
from PhiiadelpI,A arrived hsrr to dsy
New-York tribune., 1875-09-25

WAsrISGTON. Sept. Commander Henry Erbcn,
ad at the Portsmouth ~. ~
Ma, yar Lieut. Fred O. Ey- - oriec 10 tAc tssip'"
Masters B IOhon L. g. Sp1lii1c. Ihos y Lee Newton
j.. Mason, has. H. PeIsns Chas. f. tai9han and y r.
Iazro, Ensigns; Joseph Is. Nurnct, j. A H. Nichols, j. j.
Iunkcr MispBon. Justin d. Knight and fAseed Assistant
pa~.altcr r. Y. WtetOlss oToret 10 nam iti0n pre-
IdilaTy promotion. Engineers lo%lc1 W y. Worth
ani j. ~ Haey ctdC r@l 60 tie Alert cadet n
W. b. Boggs and W. Ia tatIcait oIere' 10 the
Canaada Pa s,d Assistant surgeon George r. bi-dy
Is or.ertd 10 tho Navy AID at Norfolk Va Commander
chs - CarpcntCr detached from the Navy Nau at Vrs
mouh, y II, and placed waiting orders; Mdsiinau A.
Knight has reported Iii. return home, having Dee c"d
from tho SacO Asac Station and has been placed on waiting
OIQer
New-York tribune., 1875-09-25
MADAM TARRUNC.

A Paris telegram announces the death Of
Madam Jeanne Louise Farrenc, the musical composer
Sho was born Paris in sOf. and studied ut the Con
soryatory where she had MOscheles, Hmnci, Rcicha,
and other celebrated masters as her Instructors She
afterward taught music and bad among her pupils the
Duchess Of Orleans Madam Farrenc took part III sew
oral concerts and became in -42 one of the professors
the Conservatory she married in l-32 N. Ario ale
Eaircuc a noted flute player. she published sclcral
pieces the piano and violin, and wrote many articles
on music,
New-York tribune., 1875-09-25
A REPUBLICAE BANNIRRAIHlNG.
ho XNIIJth Assembly District Republican

last evening raised political banner IN 'front.'
OF their headquarters al No. 10. lou-aVe About zoo
peope we're present and band furnished musical seiec-
lions large stand erected in front or the binding
from which speeches were delivered by Judge Henry H.
Rowland the Hon. O. l.. {. Billing. Judge Lhoch u"
r,rcbcr James Cos:roye. Bernard Bigln. Postmaster
James and otners The me ting, which very enthu-
sstic vos pre led over by Ferdinand A. Wilmerdng
Jobn Y aWreuce onerrd resolutions which were adopt
cd approving Of Tie s.rat ga nonIln. IONS hu pe"kins
The support OF the Republicans OF the district
New-York tribune., 1875-09-25
DRAMATIC NOTES.

Miss Clara lloiris has arrived home from
Erorc someW hat tnproI i IN hvalt but still seriously
IN.
\ complete change OF entertainment will be
Effected this evening al the Lyconm rneaer.
Miss Tennie C. Canin is about to present
hcrelf uor the stage she will undertake to represent
Iculin, ~ "Thc Lady Of Lyons" This exhibition will
ta.c place ut lho Grand Opera House
The est lblishmcnt formerly known as Robin
SOL Hall ha, been opened th, 9Th inst under the
ramc -. the Partisan Varieties. All hat 10
remark H. that tue exhibition Is OF the kind that ts
,cSrfibca
New-York tribune., 1875-09-25
A HEATHENs VIEW OF INITIATION.
/. From The Citreiond Leader


prominent Democrat, who is quite jealous
IN ssing for votes concluded to give Wau Lee
turn saturday last and accordingly dropped INTO the
saDctmn of the great washelman aud opened his bat
ssries without ado >,
the party which fathers IL is the home OF tue suffering
Yes" said wau, eagerly, "bim wau Lee welly poor
man" -.,, ,,. .x,.a..~
With fresh issue Of sreenbacks, labor will command
higher prices aud the price OF washing VIII 20 MP.
Welly good said the delighted wan " him allc me
vapi Send him up top side ale soon you please"
81 should be surpriscd' said M democrat mgnly
pleased with the progress be was making, III IN less
than year you cOuld get S3 dozen for your laundry
work, ii the Democratic ticket carries -.
"What, ,hatw shricked Wau. "say nm agaln. Just
tell me him again. Thee dOllie dozen! BY CANINE
vote Dlrnoclac ticket to-day toInOllor yesteldayale
time vote him body bleecbes, and boots-thiee doue
dozen .-whOOp!'
A Republican customer dropped in few moments
a.tervard. and au commenced pouring out 10 hlp<ne
. golden prospects that shOne before him.
But he didn't tell yon ail, said the kepupcan. III
vssb,ug goes up, everything else viii"
.Whatee that! =" asked the heather:
"Wby everything else will ga mp win washing saidthe
ypanuhi,an Your will lie doubled, soap viii o0st
more and rice viii be fifty cents pound
stoppce there said wau while hts iare b'sncned
" You teiic tIub when tciie 'ne 'i'e eo "P Ny N'"
fpoundt
"True as anything
And lenf cOstPe more .1...u
The rent OF The will be more beyond ooup'
And soapee, and cOalee, alId shlrtee ,,,,oo,
All will 20 M" answered the amused kcpuDnchb
Theu daiuIne DlemOclatic ticket! HIN uon Seie ny
vote Him 10 10 devil for ALE Wan Lee Az ngh. o.
H. Wan Lee dontee want 10 pay more lent MN won
nav more lent, and ale 20 lebuhlicsn ale Time On
Eesr me -
New-York tribune., 1875-09-25

The delegates to the Richmond County Re
publican Convention will assemble at schwarzhofs
Hail. Clifton Staten Island, at y. III. to-day. for the
purpose Of making the county NOMINATIONS The proba
bile candidates are: For County Judge and SURROGATE
John H. IIeadcy OF Wcstfeld: for Assembly, knteiand
Townsend of southfed: for County Clerk H. Ihanning
Moore: for school Commissioner, the Rev Dr. Bro"nee
New-York tribune., 1875-09-25
LATEST SHIP NEUS.
fyor other Ship Nelrs see Second Page. |

tlOr other Ship Aclrs see NccoVa Pd0e.l
ARRIVED.
Steamship WIN. Clyde, Doane, Wilmington. " e., sth
naval stores &C., 10 VIM. 4. Cly n Go.
steamship Geo W. Eldcc read l.chm0ni CITY FonA and
Norfolk with Old Donnnion steamship Co
steamship IlUanofA Portland. With nise a pass
10 J. r. Ames
Bark Xos (SorA bruhu, Gloucester ,3 days, n rl'ast
Iark lno tswats.h Wttic. il1yre a. dsvs, IA ballast
Ea,k N.ctauH ot mtsor ~. 81, Mas1sgsi ~ sSpOel Ahs
IL ll ballast
B.ir ln.ns Dean (Du,chl riummer Nsse,3s 40 tA's
viii cansSA
New-York tribune., 1875-09-25

IhECE WflIiNG ~ PARIS MANUfAcltEF HS-AD-
rH,-S or Il. DG;Tz-MoNfN-CO CORDIAL CO-)TEEA-
IIUN FEONisEn.
PARIS. Friday. esp,. -. 1879.
4 crowded meeting, composed of tine pGin-
cipa' rauulc;E-ers OF paIis, he'd to-day for
the purpOse OF inducing participation n the
philatcphia FyihitiGn and of funhering the iater-
OF cxhil tors NJ Dciz Nonin rnob,hcr ~ te Ma
tiorLi Assembly Tor Paris. presided, and delivered an
~ lf,.a IN the course ~ which he took oc-
ci-Ion To refutc the nsnua,,ons thrown ont
hr some Gc-nan news. apers that goods On
exhibition in p,iildeipia might hc iab to qn"s ~
zion. he listed upon tc necessity for French par'"~
PISTON IN tat Exhibition. rsoldiion was unanimously
adlpteh do, a.inX tha the representation Of French
manufactures tni cf"iphl Is 80 hc interest o. Franco
in pairo; WEI economic sense, ane ~" meet
ing engages sof do all in It's power to attain .hls OBJ
irCL
New-York tribune., 1875-09-25
1ts'5IUEV kTV NfNV''' |I' "'''' ''N" 1T" ''0""
bought OF toe vsriOas mornin. papers as follows;

will b. ths' the American News Company bougA
coma deaby IEIB than It did wid and Tass 1aS
toashe anu TIA, the News Company bousAo
than i dd Worlds and Ines put togsiasR
Ills about fair sve:sge comparison Of the relative
for months past There hss been time thu
when tie daily circulation OF TD- TRIBUNE ase
tQua the combined daily oircuatcns OF Ih> World akA
Tniss In which its sem weekly circ uiaon not qus1
rupe the bined semi eeky crcrstons Of The Woyl
and which iis weekly crci son not Gus -
sight Of the combined weekly craons Of TIE WortA
tho Ioth Of April of thc b,s. known "a
vesns agents the country prepared the following card
the undersigned have examined the books OF TAX TazD
the Foreman o. rs Press ROOM she daily TeportA etc.
and entirely ssned, and 10 sef! ,ha; the entire crcu
,tcn OF THs DAILY TRIBUNE for the month OF March
I354 ,835 complete mailing daily crcs
ton for to r0nih Of 40 4G5 and tlat tho entire catoA
Of THg rsBusE Toy the noash OF April TO and In
eluding this day A5s $40 complete copies making ~
sr~ncs dal,y riIGion for the month of April thus fA
SO, ,s6S complete copies s. NJ PETrENGILL.
lyCs. York. Aprl 10 1875. HEMA' BURR
fgures sboyo ned sngulay stable throsya
past month. 1ae average daily Calculation of fus
TRIBUNE the whole month Was 80. 16S.
Tie following from tho oinial Ieport o; the PssA
master Of tho Ciy Of New YVk to hs Po,tnaster GcsrA
giving tho Of poago paid by each the pontA
Of January 1870 regular editions. from the Kew
York Pos ito regular subscribers further uusasea
Il raj suvs cire al4Sons:
New-York tribune., 1875-09-25
NELSON J. NORTON NOMINATED TO CONGRESS
AT JAMESTOWN.

JAMESTOWN, y. I, Sept. 21.-ln The NAAIIIu
District Republican Convention h'l in The Opera House
in this place to-day, Nelson j. Norton of Hhtdaie, 'aa
raucus Country nominal FOR Congress on the ninth
ballot. having 81 votes against Msiter L. ses'ionsS4 ID
Francis b. Brewer had 81 votes the rst two ballots
but was subsequently, withdraw.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-25
ELOONS IN .,NITZTRLAND.

TIE rIvIR lINrH swotrt>-rue rOwS OF GLAHIs
flooded.
GENEyA, Friday. Sept. o. 1875.
Recent rains IN the Canton of Glars have
swnlica the river Inrn and its a.iusnts. and caused
iG.Dda,icua ia TIC town Of Glaris, and surrounding
New-York tribune., 1875-09-25
GOV. HoLDEN's DIsABrLTrs

RALEIGH, N. c., Sept. 2i.-Thc State Con-
venton to-day by vote OF 80 o56. refused iOrcmoyc the
disabilities OF Gov Holden, impcaccd ia 1871, t;on
the ground that the oath of the mcDers prcscIiDcn y
The Legislature restricted them fo l"isaiivc action.
An ordinance will be- passed giving the Legislature gen
eIal paidoning powers.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-25
P1ScENGERS SAILED.

FOR PORTAEPRtNcE7ia steG,nshtg Cdrond,lst sept
oh keutgen wife aud child, John Baker. Peiroy j.
Jeanno For LaguayrlIusn A. Airay. NJ. Cadena, WHO
child Suarez, NJ sulreL, Ii. CorNara Juan sans
Antoulo Blauco A. Vislon H. Vidal For Porto CabeV j.
A. Nave j. Polan, Mra Polan, Miss r. Pullan
New-York tribune., 1875-09-25

WASHINGTON, Sept. by direction Of The Pres
t,ni Board disabled officers OF army has been
orlll IN this city on tao llh a. ccGh-r ut ~
The Board will consist Of CoEmorv, jh cavalry Lieut. a.
Wesley Merritt oh Cavalry dcut.CUi ". T. Gacn, l,th
Inolry; James Simons. surgeon Dallas Bace and
CayL Arthur acArthur, H., Iiocordcl.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-25
GEORGE W. GAGE.

CHICAGO, Sept. 24.-George w. Gage, for
merly connected with some Of the largest hotels in
Chicago, aid prominently identified with city poll
tics ior some time past, died last Di5nt IN that
city Io had been unfortunate III his later business en-
terprscs and greatly broken down physically at the
time OF his death
New-York tribune., 1875-09-25

vl "a seeu. scro.ore tt the crcristlon Of Tas 1WA
INE tnruu gh than that ot The usvoA
combined o. tba, ~ IRE Hcfa aud Tuna eSmons. aal
all three of these ssuins
,oDb ns0 81. ersers Nil and a.S TO tholE
reuDer ta e columns " THE TgsrnR xtn v.dAs
than ,hpso papor city
o. eives Ossixtn more space 70 sne adveSe4
tsaa coUu-a OF ans 10 anI OF hActess pAESEs
New-York tribune., 1875-09-25
PLAIsTED's MAJORITY.

BANGOR, Ne, Sept. 24.-Nearly completes re-
Of tho in the Ivth Congressional District give
Plasted (RepJ majority OF a77.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-25
,uncr MsosDoRy RENoMINATED.

ALBANY, n. v, Sept. 24.-The Democrats
Of the Hid Judicial Distrc, nominated Judge A. Melville
Osborn for Judge. He IL the present incumbent by aP
poinm There we're five bdiois
New-York tribune., 1875-09-25

PORT BYRON, N. Y, Sept. 21.-Tho Hon.
VIM. y. Woodn nominated fo Senator In IL" NXNul
District at o Senatorioi Convention held here to-day.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-25

Republicans az their tonight. elected ma
ioty OF delegates in favor Of the nomination o Ch sS
Francis Adams for Governor
New-York tribune., 1875-09-25
pASSENCERS AERUED.

FROM uAVASA-Il dern,ship Crcscsnt Cty Sept "a
Brown Miss Lola Fowler. Miss V. fowle G.
Fowler, Bolag. A. Llnder, +. Beaumont. J. laore-
New-York tribune., 1875-09-25
~ GASiBErTA On FRENCH AFFAIRS.

ttt@ID riO,I TnE EONAPAniIsIs.
VIlNS,, Friday, Sept o. 1879.
NJ. C.,nbctta was questioned while in Vienna
hv = CORES. ondcnt 81 the IreSsc. lie said he was
not unea,y with read 10 party divisions or
Burapai;ist and mOnaIchca in'riglcs. The
nunoer of bolagArtist deputies might at most nc
doubled IN the Assembly, bat they would ho unable
10 ,eis do rr1. mt or ta1per with the army.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-25
THE LATE DJUTANrGENIRAL OF MISSOURI


CINcINy,TI, Sept. 24-A special dispatch to
The Enquirer from Kansas City reports the arrest of Gen
John ID. Crofton. late AdjutantGensrai OF the hae.
charged with forgery in connection with var claims
while Crofton Wa Adjutant. .Gelcrai
New-York tribune., 1875-09-25
TIE ErILCIoI.s QUESTION IN SPAIN.

Tnr NVX.iO's OCULAR TO rHE SPANi>u BISHOPS
IjiI1,nED e. AZ, OF 1OLhHAfloN FELT AT
EJMr. -
I.uVpos. Saturday. Sept -. 1879.
TIE text of the circular addressed TO the
Sraa.,h ii.toi by ho Papa Nuncio al Madrid u pub
hrG The Naucio s nr las been dIc"ied to coinhii-
nca.c Tive lsnops IL. sub tancc OF Tho protest sent
h., tie Cra, Secretary Of STATE of th' Holy See TO tie
slani. Government. upon the POpcs attention peins
called the federation clauses in the new Constitution
proposed fcr SDsin.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-25
OBITUiHY.
EnNE,r iRACKNMIZER. NJ. d.

Ernest Krachowizcr, NJ d., died at his Sum-
mer :, sidoucc s.ag Sing Thursday. lie born
In Austria IN ISL. and studed medicine st ylenna
New-York tribune., 1875-09-25

CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS DELEGATES.
SPRINGFIELp, Mass. Sept. 24.-The Holvoke
New-York tribune., 1875-09-25
ACTION or TIE GrRMAN IyDEPENDENrs.

ACTION bE Iiji 'rlh NAN lNDifLNJlNIS.
The Central Committee of the German
American idcrr dem Or solaton held meeting lat
evening at Beethoven iial Oswald Ocndorf:r presid
nz. RESOLUTIONS on red b. Judge Cttcrbougg de-
claIin that tho platform % The $ Convention
rccoenz"s he evil 'HCci that "deemahle currency
viii have upon hisincss, nominees OF high char
aotor have b,cn selected, and as the work
~ reform has bon strengthened by the al"
yroyai % COY Tliau'S oourse, the Syracuse ticket
and ihe principle j. implies. shall receive full sup
port lac drI tna the ch0ccol ONCE holders should not
in nad" 10 ocud TIE llcu,s. oi thcr adhcrence
- ,r.Ifr lines. j. Wor' one; The nominations made
=. .. supported UAI because the darecr ol
ur,-lIn thC control ~ the parry Z" an organization
like iaiumaut Society nas been exposed ~ recent
v .opmcnt. that .ii sHbuid.nac nJinrdtlns con
vrntionS ouSbt 10 take firm stand against parry despo
ISM apd ring ru". :,
Wh u he r,..ntCrs were read there was considerable
apulslise MANY Of II" mcUieis appeared 70 We NOR
TIED III the % tboir doiegaL nom The Shruse
Convention. Mcs~. OF cndorftr Ott'rlourGau iigtr
smoke III slIppor, o. the resolutions. In'H explained
that they mad lure ~ dcirEttcs To the tOIl.
yenfiop as rcforlners as well Democrats, and
claimed thai since the organization bad
hupDuricd Gov. Tildan la@t YEAR Tie German mae
ucnd feel il ther cut! &" continue their support
which he has ~ we'll merited. The resolutions were
finally adupiri without a dissenting voice. Addtlona
resolutions pa~sed protesting against oppressive
taxation reckless waste oi the c! b uhdh, ana the
building of an arinory for the 7th Regiment.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-25
5Dttiai Eolites.

Ciarcb and '''nrrnes. From - 80 (g"oi Tonnd VINO
ial4rdt .. Ci-. ID, D, Oo;Iel a. tho h4.esnx.
H. b. KIRh Il Co, 80 fuitonst
Danr Lose your Heir.
CDEvAtITH, Llt& ,iok rlif nAiK restores n,y
SloaG o' i.i''fi, s, and m.Ifstis hi beautiful
Gooa soap ~ayes loney. ~, ,.s ., :.
o. h. DtroC 80 tssHs1orat ,ciI ny all 200, sfocers
1ir, WinsIow1 >:osT yro . f.r x3s crcR r tee'hns
Persons Wishing 10 Lase rsr npon thor houses az mo&
est. 'SPo'st'& ~ & & :, ~ m No. 49,, - - " hon. ~ ~ ai esaripy
JANIS MKtGrN. No II Ninro.si.. Hrooslyn. T. Il
rss-oace He;,esII "a, Alc IL koh : 20, r.: e.
s,2, b,2 4 6Ay 52 =, a hI ~ DA i l. i1 jqag 4 " e .' On
Private Hospital
oas Of ilg is.c yisr slc'ae ls%orrlgi, .'n,. n,:
BLADDER Iarco'r'c. anl the nor o nfe Dis
mo tdgmen. iris situated IA the most ee,nt and
Prk VIII srac ~ sortmcis oeu he east, thor
Of 5oTesic lie is rroyGci slonIas rom. f nurses
et,es. Aobn'nes Of pesaniasy n,i"e transacted st ~
10 roSl1 rl5cnne' At Or p%0SS re.idenc ~ Iir'aSe
The sew ,rurp- Tor street'. with Keaccier.
LiVPs WIN - without ro.e. ain NiN'rd ,eieotorA
iaueorsly lie oile iseain NV los Boston and ess
where Iaooy a.csroom NO so BIoAd"Ay, corner Prince
81. Low r.ri. -
AcYerstssrr aer;ri1E 70 ErI3 attention pnd Da-
troDpse OF Farmers and Aricuisursts. will nni 1fA
WEEKLY THE NJ tho most valuable and elective ne
diuIn Ttas,es faiueTs. and those Of bettss
els. thsn sry other weekly paper published Ad7srtA>
menS proror casf cation Should bs Landed IN -
o before Siood.y " tle wac. ~ issue.
The fA''ad'''6'hs s1.ri ~ q ixiIis fs F'"Hs "
sUascnIpr,oys ASn SS511s'nris 'i''is wrvrs RECEIVED
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S1orTo sc p r IN re-. Il . .n 10 sssG s s. sss psH T.
=. s. En- = n an. nms II as q 10 al pss
OF me city B. noinoeis an usually u s a. the omce
ga Interest 10 Advertisers
New-York tribune., 1875-09-25
The Daily Witness does not suspend to-day.
TIE STATE or TRADE.

DOMESTIC MARKETS.
WILMINGTON y c. Sent 24-Spirits Turpertire frm ~
3lc strained sosin at 81 3J Tar steady A. 81 IS.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-25
LOCAL POLITICAL MOVEMENTS.

roSSlBIy Co,fBINATIOS OF lIiE ANII-TAMMANY
. 80 ~ . ,.>., ,,.
DEVASTATION ANp I'M h'''""' iN' Wv ."
coz MY VCkLI-SOML OF tn PROBABLE CAN
-
D'hAIts.
hhhaugh the local political conventions are
80 IT,. 80 ~ ,,,.e.
SIM "iS'an'' IL" ha'"" OF persons "'a''o" "s '""''
beginning Ia b, mentioned among politicians There
, ,r. ,,,.co. fr which il Il likely there will be
~ ,~-, ,,;,,,I 1ta. oo ,,, ,,,c., of Dis, rio, .
h''"lE comet '"'' an i"'' ,' '" ' " ,
AttUruo Surrogate and Etc"ld'r II j. considered 10
be very pr0haNc that the anti lamranv organization
49,, 49,, liz, 90. ,,,it., ,i..et :, n. tnoyyn
ana ''e ie'n"''"'' "'! ""''o"" d" ''''' ~ N",
the Ecf0m tchrt or 'iti7rns tckct on the ground
ta all t} oln.itnu can uniir on trEtt ainst Tam
W :, , =. ....,... 49,. -, n, A.. nj.
many lih u 'N'r 81 """' il '' .n' 'A' "
New-York tribune., 1875-09-25

"Rents have risen," was the jOcose remark
s,f the astuts small boy when nail caught In TIE prevl
ously small tear IN his tail and ripped me garment
90 ~ neck. subsequently. after an infrNle" wn
hls parents he mOanod TO himself IA inc "oOdsheo s
= Leather had fallen
New-York tribune., 1875-09-25

(ia,rfH and - 80 (g,"oi sDund WINS
10 s'p Including Baron e Geu,'Es. Crso Fila
l..ldLdt =. Ci., tiil b, DOttlcd e. tao I hat,3uN
B. KI kh < Co. 80 fulton g.
Established 1853
New-York tribune., 1875-09-25
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPC RT.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. D. C., Saturday. sept. 25-l 4. a.. }
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New-York tribune., 1875-09-25

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