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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-03
THE WAR IN COLOMBIA.
The bolivian Forces Routed RIasco-
ana TIVE Of bis Chief Omcerr Killed Bo-
Rota ReinlarclnR the ReNnlufinniafa.


KINGSTON, ia, Aug. %. The Panama star
and Herald of Aug. q has the following ies-
patches from Asplnwal regarding the trouble
between the State Of Bolivar and the Colombian
Government;
The Royal Mail steamer Dee, last from Car
thagena, has arrived with Savanlila dates to the
Eth Inst. and reports that Gen Riascos and
two OF his chief officers have been killed. Gen.
Herrera with the few men left, ran away To bar
ranquilla. Gen. Santo Domingo Villa took tho
steamers Murillo and Vengoachea aud started
for FL Banco. Nothing further Ia known OF him.
It is doubtful II he win succeed. President
haena has taken possession Of the Custom
House.
Don Pedro Ueros. Commissioner from the
satate OF bolivar to that Of Panama, arrived at
hsplnwall by the steamer Franconia on the
afternoon Of the 18th inst, and came to Pana-
ma the same night on hand car procured espe-
clahy orthe purpose from the railroad com pauy.
:, n courier who arrived from Mayangue at
harranauilla on the night of the 10th, brought
the following news; The propositions Of Gen.
Delgado to Gen. Santo Domingo Villa were re-
fused by the latter. Gen. villa had forced the
passage of the Banco with two armed steamers
one at half a league and the other ut league
above the said position called NJ Banco, with a
loss on the part Of Gen. VITA Of sergeant major,
captain, and eight soldiers. On the 18th the
steamer Isabel started with 70 men and two can
non TO embark at Mayangue go men under Gen.
From santo Martha the news was brought to
harranquilla Of the death OF Gen. Riascos and
Nhe uele u OF MS FORCES. Two OF his Chief Oul-
GERS were wounded, Montufar slightly aud Co
mez severely, ana both were taken prisoners.
Reintorcenents were said to have been for
warded from Bogota, and were on their way to
Barranquilla, End who, our correspondent
thinks, viii make short work with villa and his
bhnd. The latter general went OF Co ascend the
river with the steamers Murllo and Vengoachea,
and what they had effected was not yet known
IN Barranquilla.
News was looked for every day Meanwhile
the party in power were getting more steamer
ready for war purposes, and intended Co buy or
liant Tla4 Il
oeedings are the order OF the day about Barran-
quilla. They have embareucd the Custom
House and issued decree that henceforth all
duties must be paid In cash. Those who refuse
are threatened with prison.
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and ,western, t5.Soat5Go; extra state, &C. tSso
40 Xxx spG xSS pfS s. e6 ao sSs2 s5as
s@sSoo e,, ,r SS@sS sS i,m S chipping GI9'
s southern .s sassTs and family brands q .
Psfnns Ioa55. corn s d s5oS
H,l5 Brs9dywlne, &C.. 81 T0stiOo. 800
MIN far semand, Quotations unchanged wddiins
IPe a it>sei and low Iniddling do iIl+c. SAFE.
sac, $1,000 6ses sing s ese Tor ssSlemFbe
for sa1srS SGS Is i Ss eb b25 Ps
and IL 7iGe nf or Inn iTTs i9r April e for May
steady n mi ldli9g uplan IL, 7Itd
cline c with ssss Of MI aT bag ss tso bat d
stesdy ,r eeT Gemsab la sT9dss dull Bee met with
ana heavy especially refining gradcs Tor which we re.
@ md. at SIC Tor eSS msIe ana nue. es a
rnehglng muscoyado ana SOS bIs cayed at 6 Re
MaracaiOo, 2la23c., and Rio 1sS2i1c GOLD Rice
paid domestic OG SSse sH' MGSs SHs
cI6s cSscd 40 Porto E9ef co ers ss, No. s So
o tsdc,n new new srop eoe7oe sgsarfar 10 good
i S g@s,c refined ioJssilISc. for hard and ejss
fRoyIsIoSs- was steady and fairly active sale.
600 bblr at t2oOat ei for new mess and tio rs for
uo or s %G5 g sSs o 6so Psr
Bert seadv. Bacon quiet. nj 13c for city long clear.
and ,picblcd shoulders al i0Iec Lard was dui and
Weak sales on the spo 20tcs. At iSfc. for old aud
Tor october. Dressed hogs
MN A. 10a@lOaic. Bntter weak for medium quail
p st.e gssg5e wes,ern iiaso Esgs steady al
SoeS'e: ior western ana Jersey Cheese easier aud
IN r. actVe az 100 lie for primc choice factories
GRAiN-W eat lower aud more active GALES on dOo
husn AZ ~ % ttl 30 for steamer No Chicago spring
western tl3o asked ana fiA bid for No. N ivaukco
spTng mts fcr n. DO .lAi Tor 40 Mnnesots
Corn active for expOr sales 1900 bush al 6eca zee
LOT warm lJd 4blsc. for steamer 75a7Sc for sail
mifcd sag SOC Tor GOOD to choice yellow also, steam
hnd san mixed september, 7fOc7Sc Oats Htcady e1ca
10000 bush At 4aa52c on the track Tor good rev mix
ed state; 5Oa54c. for good 90 choice Western mixed
anu obc for old No. Chicago anuat Inferior mixed
aonfic, old white. 6Oe0jc; ALSO 1O.uOO bush new No.
thlcago for the last half Of Cptcmber at 4sc. Bar
suMnirs-Rosin was steady with 1900 bills strained
tloo. spirits turpentinc In demand with 2iu bnla
SOLO al 52c Petroleum nrm ut uA@l1ifc. for refined
ia Dds with $500 bbls. sOli Philadelphia at 1iisc
llnseed oil steady at 0jeG7C. Nhskey was In hetter
demand demand At h2i Tallow was quiet al 9lsdb0 5i6c.
frclghts were hrmer for the Liverpool steamers Of
next week, with gram at 7td7tSd and 10 London Sa
Sol cheese 20 London nv steam i0s and -four e. 3d.;
rehned petroleum from Baltimore " LeghOrn al o. so
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-03

RsON-CURTis.- In BROOKLYN. on wcdne day
seut. l. by NC Rev. George Taylor George ". Andcr
son NJ. Louise curtis No cards.
BLACkBt liN-STU BIS. In London Aug A. is7h
Al St. James's, Paddington. hy the Rev. r. II nnnia
VI. A.. Arthur, second sou Of Edward Blac burn "a
Of Hayne, Devon. 20 Nanucla Gcortina Alcc, sccohe
square. London, formerly OF LIMA Peru.
LLOlD-lkRBERl- Aug. q, 1870 al the residence
o. the brides parents by the Rev Charlie. Fluhrrr OF
Pawtuckct, u. l.. Francis g. Lloyd aud Matilda Ii. Her
bert, both Of this city.
SUPERINTENDENT Scranton Pa Aug,
20 lo35 at the residence Of the Drides mother BY hs
Rev. james FrOthinghin OF Lansing. Lowe, Alice,
daughter OF the late Augustus FrOthing CHAM to james
l. Mclean ~ Wilkrsbarrc. Pa.
NHlTE-CONOR.-Scp /, ut st. Iukes Church
Clinton sv- by the Rev Dr. Dilrr surgeon Charles IL
ter tf james T.. tunor OF BrOuklNn
WELLS HOWARD. At Fmthu.h L. !. "Wednesday,
Sept l, by the Rev kansford Wells. II. u as !scd hJ
the Rev. Theod IRE ". Wells the Rev. Cornelius l.
wells, pastor oi the Reformed Dutch Churc Of that
A. Lott " 49, -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-03
amman coLLIys's BURIAL.
An Imposing spectacle ia the Hnrber aud
CIV of CnlInO, Peru

LIMA, Aug. 13.-Thc morning after the
death e Admiral Collins flags were boosted at
half maft ON tue puhic buildings and private
dwellings In Cillao. The different vessels In the
bay wearing American cu.ors were also in
mourning, and on board the Richmond and
Onward toe iu PIE siye ceremonial prescribed
by regulation was observed. All the necessary
arrar gen euts were made then for the imposing
funer.l. which took place at = A. NJ. ON the llth
Immedia on learning the serious character
Of the Aduirals illness. President Pardo de-
spatchod an aid-de-camp To the American Lega-
tiun ~ Lima, Offering o. send on board the first
medical men Of the capital, but the generous
offer was useless. when the President received
the news Of tue death OF the veteran lie again
sent one u his aids to assure Mr. Gibbs OF his
sNupt nv ma sorrow. At the sane time he
Minister OF " ar ordered that the honors due to
general OF division IN active service be shown
to tie memory Of Admiral Collins. ana an IN
ianlIy regiment 0t the line, squadron Of cav
ally, and two sections Of Tying artillery were
sent 10 Calilo 10 take part In the funeral process
sion To the Protestant cemetery of hell. vista.
short mile from the port. la this mournfll
cottege were the Ministers OF War and Marine,
oi Foreign Andis and ~ the Interior almost
all the members Of the diplomatic and cons lar
rps: lTle number Of the most prominent
foreign residents Of Lama, with many distin-
gIished Peruvian tue American Minister, and
tue "ulceis aud men 81 the United states men
of-war From the ship the body was brought
T. shore followed by more tnan twenty bD ats
from the onw ri ana Richmond, the Peruvian
war vessels, and several merchantmen IN tue
h troor At aud near the mole Wee stationed
the DIVISION troops from Lima the Project Of
the province. the Port Admiral. ana al the oiii-
ctre Of the yard. Al ABOUT l.. VI. the services
Of the English thurcn Were read over the re
mains ~ the Admiral ia Tie Cemetery Of Bella
VISTA ana LhuNc thS grave flashed the reports
trom the muskets II the American marines, re-
sponoed a. by tue artillery Of Peru without the
gates and by the heavy guns Of the Richmond
ming every quarter Of an hour
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-03
President mORENo,s DEATH.
The story of the Assnssination Of Ecuador's
Chiei Magistrate.


Guayaqml letter Of Aug. II gives the
following account Of the assassination Of Presi-
dent Moreno of Ecuador:
ON FRIDAY, the Gtn inst, the President Of Ecua-
dor, Don GABRIEL Garcia Moreno. was assassi-
mated IN the corridor Of the yublic Treasury IN
quito, between and O'Clock III the afternoon.
fassln- from one uiiice To another IN the same
bulldinP. he WIS met by three men, who having
sauted MIN ~ they passed, turned and attacked
hlm Que, Columbian. with machete, and the
other Two, VINO were natives Of Quito, with re-
Volvers. la tue struggle the President fell over
the balcony into the public square, ana report
says that the Colombian descended the stars
aud then further mgltreated him. The Pr al
dent died lew nours alter The attack, and the
Colombian was killed on the SPOT by the seIti-
u on guard al the barracks just In front of the
Treasury. An unarIned aide-de-canD OF the
President, on hearing the shots, rushed out to
see what was the matter, and also received a
ballet wound, but not severe one. The two
Sutenos escaped, ana IL Is not yet known II
they nave been hpprehended. Their names are
FaustinO Riyo, the Colombian, Manuel COmejo
ana Roberto Andride.
IL Is doubtful a. yet what action OF tho Presi-
dent called forth the reVengeful feeling which
prompted the attack, but IL is reported to be OF
a private nature aud ascribed To personal All
mostly. hayo, the Colombian, had been Gov
ernor OF the Napo, and It Is said his animosi,y
arose from the mode ia when he was degraded
nom That position. The President has done so
much 10 create bitter feelings against himself
since he descended to Danish the women OF
ECUADOR alter having shot or eXiled their
fathers brothers. or lovers, that It y u wonder
there mas not been found even one Of their own
sex brave enough to have despatched MIN, and
little short Of miracle that he has lived 50 long
The news reached Guayaqul ON the 9lh, but IL
only reported him as desperately wounded, and
placed the city IN state of siege. The Govern
ment did not al first let his death be known, nor
did they for some days attempt 10 hang the days
at half mast or make any demonstration. After
tue first excitement had passed, when the peo-
pie had recognized the fact and II had become
somewhat stale, on Thursday, the 18th, Ininute
guns were hTed, and the Government aud con
sulaT flags were hung out
The republic has been declared 10 a state Of
siege, and the Governor clothed with the extra
ordinary faculties provided for by the political
code Of the country. The Governor appeals to
the chiefs officers, and soldiers TO assist HIM in
guarantees.
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Live stock Market.

NEW YoRK. Thursday. Sep. 2.-Receipts OF
beeves we've al car loads 773 ncau. manly common
and medium cattle. and the total since Monday is 5ps
against 4, 80 for the time last week NOtwith.
standing the comparatively moderate receipts o-day
aud since Monday, the market Wa extremely dull and
the tendency was further downward. rha best native
esrs IN market had 70 be sold at leHc. NJ 70 dress
% ms TO the gross ewt, and common do at pdq,c to
dress 80 Ms Common to ir Texas and Cherokee cat
tie were SOLIDS 7Sgbtc b to dress 5i55 rs to the
gross cwt.
hccelpts OF sheen and lambs were % car loads or
5s3y head making IL 800 since Monday against l73
ior me same time last week. few extra sheep
sod At good prices, but the general tone ana feeling
appeared 10 be worse for the selling
previous day this week, and inferior and cOnnon
lambs touched the lowest marx Of the season Com
mon to good sheep ranged from l1c. to &c n. with
lew small lots Of prime and extra selections sold
from sc. TO Sc. n.
Receipts OF calves were OG7 head making i74s
since Monday against 1878 for the corresponding Tins
last week. The supply ample for the demand. and
prices were generally A@4c. y n. lover. Poor to
cent FED calves sold at Size. n and grass-
ets ranged from g to o. 20 mead.
Receipts OF hogs were 10 car loads, or LILO head.
making 1907 slnce MONDAY AGAINST 7esifor the sans
time last week. None sale awe. but live hot NAV
be nomnally quoted at SAeSirc. n.
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For furnishing supply OF hardware for use in
the KINGS county buildings al atbush, Mr.. HoYt Of
New YORK Was the lowest bidder, but IN his hid were
included three refrgerstors at cost Of tl25 each,
which, being patented article cannot be furnished for
thn 5000 piece. Mr.. Iloytt attention being cal ed
TO that fuct, he made afdAV. that II he
TO fu n the rr OF hls bid he 10 E2O OOO aud
lea ked the committee 10 relieve him The committee
therefore AWARDED tho contract 10 the next lowest md
der. Since then however Mt HoYt has changed front
ana hs asked at the contract BE- awarded to him n
the terms OF his original Did. This has excited much
comment and tue explanation Is said 70 be that en-.
pluycc OF he SuperYiSors has ed Mr. Huyt
reirgerators would called for aud thai would
realize large prOnt the other items OF his BID The
cOnhlttee have taken no action.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-03
THE STEAM NAyIGAToRs.
Senator CoDkling Kebuked- The Needs and
Objects Of tue National Board.


The National Board OF Steam Navigation
in session in the Metropolitan Hotel was at
tended by about sixty delegates, Mr.. J. T.
whiting presiding. Mr.. Thomas Sherlock, Chair
man OF the Executive Committee. read the re-
port Of tue committee for the year, giving in
detail the labors Of the committee in their en-
dcAvors to have the Steamboat bull" passed la
the last session Of Congress, and which was 50
persistenuy opposed 10y Senator Conkline for
the reason, a. lac said. that d" a great steamb boat
Interest resides among the people represent
Nuuy persons intelligent on this subject and
largely Interested In steamboat property think
as think of TINS bill, and have instructed me
accurulhElN. The fcpOrs said: II many per
sons largely interested IA steamb1ats - in The
Stale Of New York were opposed to the amend
ments To the act OF ISL then pending. the board
have been greatly deceived; as with some
trliiing exceptions the entire steamboat interest
OF tire state VI New York nave been represented
IA the board, ana through its representatives has
eeuvelS couculred IA tue iabors Of the commit
Tee. nt committee rel'eied theassertion Of sen
ator Conklug that II VAS paid lobby. The oh.
Jects Of tue Organization, as suggested by Mr.
snyder of Philadelphia, are Better safeguards
for life and property liked and permanent rules
OF navigation relief from the cxaCtiuns OF pa
tent right yenders protection from undue ia
bihty. Inc report was accepted.
The board tnen elected as President J. r.
Whitney, Mich; Vice; presidents, Thomas Clyde,
Pa X, ~. Wooliplk, KY; Secretaries, IS. :. Os-
bon, y. y, W. l.. james, Pa: treasurer, T. W.
Nickerson, Mass Executive Committee, {. W.
copeland. n. 1 ., >. IL. hirDy, Mich. j. r. Payne,
IA, simpson Homer, Pa, H. w. Ferris, Jr., \,
Y. Aiming Smith, y. y, j. -. Cuyle, Me- ". O.
smith, Md, j. \. Bohnger Mo, Marshall Parks,
Va, Thomas Sherl0ck, ONO, l. j. \. STARK :Vt,
john Allen, Jr. buffalo, L. A. Evans, buffalo, j,
IL. Roberts, La.
Resolutions Tor the appointment by President
Grant ot "A mixed commission To examine the
practicabity Of Improving navigaOle rivers nu-
Precipitation Of 5000 to widen the channel OF
the fails Of the ONO river, known a. Indiana
shute: and relief Tor coast shipping by amend
ments To the shipping ACT. were referred 10 tue
Executive Committee with power to ct.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-03
Two Car. Thrown from the Track by Cow.

NEW HAVEN, Sept. 2.-Ihe Shore Line Rail
roaa tram due in this city from new London nj 945
NJ, struck mile east Of sayurook. The rear
tucA OF the baggage thrown Off, ana length OF
rail- torn up All the kept the track except the
one. which dragged sixty feet MS sldC before II
uncolped There we're ten PASSENGERS ~ mis- car, ~
cluding the Conductor, L. Zip ATWOOD. All we're Sc
Neey shaScL, but me only peTs9ns sounded were
GouVerntur Morris Of horrisana, N.Y. wo ribs brOken
nephew Of Mr., Morris gafh over the left eye
ana neiee OF Mr., Norris, severe spinal injury hed
lord aud the alroid company placed special engine
al tue disposal OF The through pakse gers so mat but
NJ time WIS lost. The track MAS quickly repaired
and the trains are now running as usual.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-03
Brookiyn's Debt According TO Comptroller
Powelrs Figures,

Comptroller Powell has submitted his annual
statement of the debt OF the city OF Brooklyn Sept
l, 1876. According TO this staten nj the permant Mt
Vans amount to t20063,0oo the temporary loans Tor
Improvements to lOdS6hOO and the citys share
OF the county deDt 20 t372ds5O making total Of tfO
tpb $50 To this may be ADDED tax certificates isBucdn
anticipation o. the collection Of taNet, amounting TO
tibdpnoO making the Grand tota' II the clYsla h
tee tigaba 800 THIS shows increase OF t4lN,724
since Jan. /, 1879 when the citys ludcbtedness
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-03

To the EDITOR or The sUN-Str: Savages In
hot climates cover their bodies with oil, In order TO
avoid the attack ofyenomous Insects The mosquito IL
boodthirstY wretch. but will not touch grease. On
Tetrg a. night rub the exposed PORTIONS OF face and
hauda with scented oil or pOma1e and although you
may hear the mosqrtoes screaming all around. they
viii not touch you ana you can calmly subsde into
sleep innallng the fra rance of flowers. s.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-03

There were no sales yesterday at tho Ex-
change Foreclosure sairH to-day At the Exchange ere
announced by h. A. Lawrence Co OF house and lot
ON the west aide Of Tenth avenue, north Of uinln
street.
By BIZ Farchlld-Four lots west side Of Rider
avenue sodth OF HATH street, Mott Haven CTwenly
BY Steele Carter-Premises "a Centres &C.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-03
A Republican CIam-BaLe 1. Maine.

OLD ORCHARD, Sept. 2.-fhe monster Repub-
ean elanbake and rally here to-day was attended by
1900 persons from all over the State including most
OF the prominent state poltcians Senator Morton
delivered speech, and vas followed BY the Hon. j. H.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-03
A Boys Head LitcralIy blown on.

PATERSON, Sept 2.-Near the Haledon Pond,
four miles from tins city, Wallace Messerve, aged
years, and his brother, Cleand aged H. played with
two yesterday The older boy raised his gun not
thinking IL loaded, aud II went or the muzzle BE-.
Ing but three feet from the other lad. The younger
boys head was shot completely oh onY few sIrlp, OF
scalp remaining attached To tue spinal cord The mead
shattered INFO fragments, SCATTERING the ceiling
M VA III. II 4
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-03
New York Markets,

THURSDAY, Sept. e-FLouR AND MEAL-Flour
quiet tor No and superhne 900 bbs Southern super
ans sold a, $40 Shipping extra sold also. Southern
Hour quiet, Minnesota more nrmly held, with an oc.
ca ona advance " l00l5c, Obtaiued New wheat nouT
alll A. irregular 9rlees. Old Western winter held
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-03

$4,000 distributed every afteen dsyA PnIo
eAahed- orders allied, Information furnished RlEhsa
prices paid for Spanish bnlA Governments, 80
TAYLOR = CO. BsnksrN
u NAL o.. New WE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-03
THE NORTHERN PIcIFIc EA1LRoAD
Commissioner Whites FinaI Report of his
saIe Of the Kond IN the Milde rnea.

Commissioner Kenneth G.. White has
made his Gna reportI the United States Cir
cult Court II his sale as Master Commissioner
OF the Northern Pacific Railroad, and the
amounts due and proper to be paid out Of the
nrnrnnls III Inn simn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-03
Kicked 10 Dea,L nv nj. wife.

WASHINGTON, Sept IA German named MI
ehael Kuhn was kicked In the abdomen by his vii.
curing an alteration between them TuesdaI last
IRON lhe tnect OF which he died yesterday lie charg
u!t the assault
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-03
The Death OF a Rhode Island millionaire.

NEWPORT, Sept. Edward King, aged 90, OF
this city, died this morning after bref intss He 10
known in all the leading commercial centres OF the
county He fortune 10 the silk trade
N China and was one Of the most actye business men
81 the day His wealth Is estimated at 100000 In
ths city one he pays tax VI nearly 5000. His life
Insured flr t2b 900 IN the Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany ~ New York. lie married tue daughter VI Daniel
Leroy OF kew York, and wife Aad eight children sur
Vlye him Hs residence here of the nnest The
place. He owns considerable real estate In New York
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-03
Enslntss Nntlfrs.

A.-Rupture Cured by DR.: Marsh Principal
OF late Marsh Coz at MS old Office Nescy e., Ast
House. NJ uptown branch.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-03

DOYlR.-ln the city OF New York or the 2d day q,
Sept. 1873 by the Hon. John H. Brady. Justice uf me
Sul-eme Court Csthariue boyle from john !. Do! lie.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-03

Try Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, for All
diseases Of ehidreA. such c, thing, Wind cole. dc
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-03

A..Silk Elastic Abdominal Belts. Stock.
lgs, Anklete, and Knee Caps at MARSHn Truss ONCE
NO esey ST., Aston House. No uptown branch.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-03
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMASAc-Tms DAY.
sun rises. @ - sun q 30 Noon SETS. Q r
mon wATER-TIifs DAY.
Sandy Hook. % Gov lslandl 10 Al Hell Gate. 12 %
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-03

IInar lem Oil.-SYI WESTERNS depot removed from
l2o Canal 81. to go Greenv lch st.. New YORK.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-03

To reduce stock, we will make till Sept. !. a
great REDUCTION in orlces % furniture ana carpets D.
NJ coNperthNa, CO., 1865 Chatham street, Week y
aud monthly payments IAken-Adp.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-03

An Eminent Divine Sayrs 1.-THE Peruvinu
syrup kiHes Inc new vlgOr aud buOya OF spiritf"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-03

Steamship Victoria Glasgow, mdse and pass.
steamship Gen. whitney. Boston, mdse and pass.
Bark Marie, Liverpool. salt.
BARK Minerva. Halifax. plaster.
Bark j. ID. BuenO, Portland, headings.
Also the usuaa river and CO Asst glse vessels.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-03
Send for Descriptive Circular.
DRAWING ABSOLUTE OR MONEY RE-

"Ihe most refreshing and wholesome beverage II an
times dispensed a. two Thousand stores 10 New
iork and Vieinily, The MATHEWS APPAKATUs dis
penhss beverages Tree from all contamination.
JOHN MATTHEWS, New YORK,