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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-10

PROVISIONAL GARDi

RICHARD l.. MAURY,
ATTORNEY T. COUNSELOR AT Law,
SOLICITOR IN BANKRUPTCY,
No. 1Ol5 Main street. Richmond, Virginia.
~ Special facilities for prompt collections
throughout Virginia and West Virginia.
Refers to Gov John Letcher, (recent psrtner)
Lexington, Va The State Bank of Virginia,
Gov. Jas. L. Kemper, Hon. R. N. 7: Hunter,
and R. q. Maui & Co., Bankers, Richmond,
Va; Messrs Barring Bros. & Co., j. K. Gilliat
g. Co., London, England. NH 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-10

JEW GOODS-Received this day: Hub
~ BELLS Prepared Wheat, Green's August
Flower Thompson's Tooth Soap, Pierce's Ma
sal Douches, Reeds American Shoe Dressing,
Durno's Catarrh Snuff and Ponds Extract OF
Which Hazel. oct l9l JANNEY 81 co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-10

NEW GOODS-We are now receiving and
~ shall continue to receive every day this
week from New York great variety of goods,
bought ut depressed prices, and specially suited
to our spring and sulrmer sales which our Gus
toners snd the public are respectfully invited
to call and see. J..
NH d D. +. BRASHEAR.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-10

TURTAIN GOODS and FlXTU RES, Buff,
~ Gre, and White Hollands, different colors
in Oil Shading, very low priced goods, but
makes handsome Curtains.
JUDDS PATENT CURTAIN FIXTURES
Easily put up and not tablet get out of or
der and cheap.
NH 28 b. C. SLAYMAKER co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-10
WRAPPING PAPER.

PAPER, BLANK ON ONE SIDE. Apply
st this Office dec l-tf
4 LLCOCK'S POROUS PLASTER by the
"A yard Ut WAKEFIELD y HALL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-10

EXTRA LARGE YARMOUTH BLOAT-
~ ERS, large and medium Goldfish, Scotch
Herring, Fat Msckerel and No. and Roe Po-
tomsc Herring, Tor sale by
feb = J.'C. s. E. MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-10

WASH POPLINS AND OTHER CHEAP
W. DRESS GOODS. : '
March 18th, lS76-Opeuing to- day large va.
riety of low price ,Spling Dress u GODS. Also
d. +. BRASHEAK,
NH Is No 100 King street.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-05
SUICIDE OF A PEEKSKILL MERCHANT.

A wEII-KNOwS CITIZEN TAXES PoISoN-IiIs MAN
NER OF LIFE AND THE CIRCUMSTANCES OF his
DEATH.
Peekskill was startled last Friday afternoon
by rumors of a tragedy. the full particulars OF which
have Just become public William Borden. u prominent
merchant OF the city, over 90 years OF age, committed
suicide by taking sirychnne and died at 6:l5 p m that
day He was u man well known 70 tho whole com
munity and the news OF his death by his own hand
caused the greatest excitement. Until within the last
three or four years he regarded with the greatest
spect by every one but during that time his conduct
with married OF the place has been considered
rcprrhcnsible. The woman Ia the wife OF Alex
ander Nelson who was brakeman on the
Hudson River Railroad until about the time
Mr. Borden became acquainted with MISS Nelson.
II ia stated that since that time Nelson has done little II
any work. and that hs wife las procured almost The
whole OF their support and that Of several children from
Mr. Bor,ien's store His house ia the outskirts OF the
town. and at distance from tie house OF Mr. Bor-
den whose frequent visits there matter Of COM
non remark
What led to the fatal step cannot be nscertained There
are rlmors of quarrel with Mrs. Nelson In his store
durng the morning OF the day which Ne died. About
. o'clock he went to Griffin & Leni's drug store and
asked ios enough srychnnc to kin large dog, saving
thnt one had annoyed him rec ,ny at night. His man
nor wns cheerful aud he appeared perfectly sei!p0s-
ON his part commit suicide sugg sted by his man
nor. Mr. Borden then went home and took the drns'
and was In u short time seized with pain and vomiting
His son. who out o; town Cd business was sent Tor
but % doctor not procured immediately, az
supposed Of cholera D"tbus
Whom II was found that H. got better the services o
Dr. Knight procured, but IL was too late TO save
him Before hs died he confessed that he had taken
poison The only words ho II to throw any light on ms
action these written slip OF paper found ~ Ms
u,rket-bOOk: "GOOd-by; my credit ~ gone aud am
tired OF Ne" Coroner Hughes from ionkers bed the
nancst saturday aud the jury rendered verdict In
actorIqncc with ,he facts. His son. Everett Borden wro
has been nssDciaed with lm In business. states tha e
thinks his father very much depressed on account OF
financial trouble but Is ~ the opinion that MS assets
viii pay all his debts and leave a surpns
New-York tribune., 1876-09-05

NJ ceudtng the great Democratic heart OF the state 70
- arslaughsd by boys who have assumed 10 lead the
~ No such decentralization in the Democratic party
- xisted In the state since 1S4S and its cause can DO
srsced 10 the leadership Of Gov. Tilden.'
II would have been wiser for Gov. Tllden TO
havc the new convention at Albany. AT Saratoga u IL
o,her beyond bis reach and liable to kick over the
.racas Mt any moment. This tIne however there IS
ikeIy 10 be better preparation and better management
Te,egrams from Spriggs, announced by Fauik-
- will not be quoted next week high as they were
,.s, week Both gentlemen, in view OF the extraord
a circumstances OF the case" WILL 1t is believed feel
.ors,raiped" to decline serving on the committee TO
wait upon the candidate
One plan is for the new Saratoga Conven-
Non % take Dewitt West from the head Of the electoral
.,oket and run him for Governor and put Mr. Seymour
.ct At the head of the electoral ticket where he was
oripinally Mr.. West was alive in the time OF sias
wright Another plan is TO nominate Scott Lord, who
,,ves in Utica aud has therefore vested rsnt to any
nomination TO which he chooses to aspire Itreay looks
ss n Scott Lord might loom up HIS record Is gOou' anu
~ is believed that he would not say No.
The World says: "The extravagant exulta-
t of the Republican press over the refusal OF Mr. Sey
mour TO accept the nomination unanimously pressed
unon him by Saratoga Convention can only be CON-
nsred TO the raptnres of rogue In full Night from the
,OlIce when his foremost pursuer slips banana peel
thrown into the street by some reckless IDIOT ana iais
with far-resounding crash" Apparently The World
means 10 compare Gov Tiden to policeman Spriggs 10
q rrc,,ess !dot" and Seymour to banana peel" And
that mas shown TO Gov Seymour lt
shows Row Mr. Scy1,ar has lost his hOld on Ihe party
a veek ago The World would rather have reduced It's
price to two cents than have called Mr seymour oa
New-York tribune., 1876-09-05

ment and opgress thc industry Of the country On or
part oor candidates for the Presidency and the
YcePrcsency and the majority OF the House Of Repre-
seuaives 10 rrrescnt the DhOcratc party i.s efforts
for reform o. the oc: hand lei the Republican Senate
and the array OF officials Represent their oTgauiza-
ton Then coming elections BE- decided IN view OF
I'll ir respective exhibitions OF ability, virtue and patriot
ism.
II desgned ly The founders OF our Govern
meut that patty should control all is branches for
long perol that il would lose sense Of all account
ability. II was becaugc tho Republicans have thus he,d
power that they have ouuacod the sentiments of their
partisans II is because OF recent Democratic VIC
torres that thcy bgin to feel the necessity OF commend
Ing themselves to the favor OF the public VIII thought
fu conservative citizens check this wholesome change
before they have been confirmed in viruous habits
by tempting them agail with unchecked powcrf he
oye the people of America wiz not make this fatal mis-
take and therefore confident that we shall carry
our IS ate and elect Presidential ticket
am truly yours, &c, HoRATIo SEYMOUR,
To u. Magone, esq, Chairman Democratic Sntc Com
nliltee.
UGca, " T.. Sept. T. 1876.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-05
PUBLIC OPINION.

"The reople,n says Mr.. Tilden. "have paid
An III wears the enormous Of - SOC, 100000 for
taxes" IL must be confessed thJt Sam has rather gOt
tho people this pOEt They can't say lac did IT, or any
large part OF it, milwaukee Sentinel (kep)
Mr.. Tilden is tardy man; he waited q
month before he could find pen 20 write hB letter OF
acceptance and fear he will wait more tan tnree De
fore he can find another pen TO the curious story
about his Philadelphia Press (RepJ
1t is not true that many of the anonymous
contributions 10 the fund attributed TO
Samuel j. TIlden. The Treasury authorities say that
nearly all OF the notes accompanying Enclosures OF this
ehayaeter extremely brief and they feel positive that
fooscap with explanations IL he had sent anything n.
Washington Chronicle lRepJ
All that is left us now is for the convention
70 meet and nominate the strongest Nothing is
70 be gained by further delays, by ordinations or
sealouses or by lamentations the past. The way
Out the way forward, and, Henry Clay said
gress, II tried and faithful mnsket fails you upon
single trial, pick tho nint and Try 1t agaiD-ls Y EI-
press Dem.J
The Democrats have had an almost un-
broken streak Of bad luck since the ST. Louis Conven-
giol There was first, 1dcIs mistake IN making con-
tcssons TO Hendricks and In not holding the House OF
fe was unmisakably committed Then IL is discovered
at both he and Hendricks have too much record The
Party s put upon the defensive, aud engaged In apollo
BElng and explaining The utrarcaetonary clement is
s9lng 10 the front also especially In the South ana ths
creates uDessness Altogether the prospects OF success
70 bright in June ook unpr0misiDgy dull In september
-tOIncinneti Commercial (IndJ
New-York tribune., 1876-09-05
GEN TERRY on THE MARCH.
lie FOLLOWS THE LITTLE MISSOURI TRAH-GEN.
CROOK FIRED on AND PRIVATE KILLED BY
INDIANS.

lie FOLLOWS TIRE LITTLE MISSOURI TRAH.-GEN.
CROOK FIRED on AND A PRIVATE KILLED BY
INDIANS.
lDY TELEGRAPH THE TpInuSEl
MOUTH OF THE POWDER RIVER, Aug. %,
via BISMARCK, Sept 4.-fhs morning mt q a. M Gen.
Tcrry's immediate column moved out from It's camp to
follow the trail which appeared to lead toward tie Little
Missouri The weeks delay at this point was unavoidable.
The march from eosebud had proved ccncusyey that
the horses OF the 9Th, 81 and 2d Cavalry OF Gen.
Crooks command were In condition for further work
without forage The shoes OF large number OF his i'll
fan,ry were worn, and IL was absolutely necessary 10
outfit before further marching An additional days de-
lay was caused by the fall OF the rver which detained
the Far West one day ut Buffalo Rapids. This boat had
been TO the depot mt the mouth OF the Rosebud 10
bring down the necessary supplies.
This evening the steamer Carroll started down the
river with the subsistence. About Ave miles below Wolf
Hapids the steamer Josephine was met with Gen.
whistler and Lymans companies Of the 9TH Infantry on
board The steamer Yellowstone was Immediately
behind this vessel Some distance below Glen
dive Gen. Crook had been fired on by
small party OF Indians, and Private Dennis
shild of the 9th Infantry mad been killed The officers
further reported seeing esnare on tho left Dan and
an Indian party apparently watching the boat But Rice
from his Camp on he left bank Of the river reported see
ing hoslilcs about him. In addition TO this courier
arrived from For5 Buiord with dispatches from Gen
Sheridan directing the cantonment Of 1000 troops at
the mouth OF the Tongue River during Winter. ana dc
signaling the 9Th Infantry, the battalion OF the 22d In
fantry. and q regiment OF cavalry
For this purpose it deemed necessary that all this
information should at be sent to Cen Terry and
Buffalo Bill volunteered to take 1t the next morning.
When Cen Terry arrived at the mouth Of the Powder
River, the plan OF the campaign hnd been
changed. In view, of the nfornaIion re
ceiyod, this led the General To suppose That
a large portion OF the hosiloa were on the
right bank OF the river Gen Crook follows th train to
Gen Terry The command marched down TO OFai0ns
Creek. Col. Whistler, with thrtc companies, socs 10
Tongue River The command was ierrird across the
river and at O O'Clock Sunday evening started north
ward M Ia prevent crossing n there areuny h05lics
on the other SIDE and, second, 10 follow any tra that
might be discovered later. -,
FoRI BUFoRD, Aug. 26.-Great activity prevails
here This point has been made general depot, with
Gen Uazen in command. aud IA cpmmissiry ana quar-
t,ros or on duty The steamers Silver Lake and Ben
ton with two companies Of the 5th Cavalry, went up
couple of days ago. The Carroll and Yellowstone ar
rived last evening ana left again to-day WIN slppes
Capt. Mchaes OF Gen Terry's stan ana Capt weston
arrived with dispatches yesterday Two more steamers
are expected daily from below
New-York tribune., 1876-09-05
CAMPAIGN WORK.
SPEECH FROM GOV. HAYES.
HE ADDRESSES COMPANY OF DISABLED SOLDIERS
MASS MEETING IN COLUMBUS.

HE ADDRESSES COMPANY OF DISABLED SOLDIERS
MASS MEETING IN COLUMBUS.
iBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRfBUsE.l
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Sept. 4.-Tbe Brown Guards,
composed of disabled soldiers from the Soldiers
Home at Dayton, Ohio, on their way to the reunion
at Caldwell stopped OFF here to-day, and were es-
corted from the depot by the Columbus Cadets, pre-
ceded by the Barracks Band TO the Governors ONCE,
where they paid their respects TO Gov Hayes, VINO
in reply to speech by the chaplain spoke as fol-
lows Comrades and veterans, you called to see
me because am Governor of the State whore your
home is and becauss served in the war. Beyond
the idea suggested in those facts cannot must not
CO. No citizen can look upon this company and re-
member what il has done without very strong emo
ton. bid yOu welcome here to this room where
the walls are covered with the portraits OF my pre-
decossors except tho last His portrait is not
quite ready or it would have been here. wish you
happy time at the reunion, your safe return and
would be pleased to take each OF you by the hand
before you CO."
Gov. Hayes then passed around the room and
shock each man by the hand. The men then gave
three cheers for the Governor spelling their name
Brown in unison three times, and at the END OF
each giving hurrah. A very large and enthusiastic
meeting was held tonight by the Republicans IN
Camtol-square Addresses were made by Gen. Nil
patrick and the Hon. b. Il. Hale of New-fork. Ihe
Hayes and Wheeler Guards, inely-drilled organl-
zation bearing torches escorted the speakers to the
stand. The speakers were loudly cheered, and
spoke with unusual earnestness.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-05
GOV. TILDENs INCOME TAX.

A TRANSCRIPT FROM THE AssEsSOKs BOOKS.
The figures in the table given below, show
ing the amount Of income tax paid by Gov fl!den from
1862 to 1872 inclusive taken from the books OF the
United States Internal Revenue Assessor, and are now
under investigation by Commissioner Raum TIC
figures In the first column give the year In which the
income earned, tho amount not being returned until
the following year. In the year 1858 two assessments
sere pad the FIRST being the annual Of per cent
on 81 627 and por cent 81 1865, and the other being
tho special war OF per cent ON the total amount OF
Sl49o2 Iu 1864 Mr. Tilden made no return, and his
ncome was estimated by the assessor. On the amount
thus assessed Mr. Tiiden paid the tax In 1852 ~ IN
the previous year, income reported and the tax
with q penalty OF % per cent. wiss collected on the
ssesSots estimate OF income. Ia tAe following year
the neualty was increased 30 per ce return beng
made The ouly year. from 1864 to 1872 IN which Mr..
Tilden made any return oi income was III IoIo Nhe ne
,ld tax on Sll 35i. The transcript from the asses
.nI,s bookn A IA follows:
New-York tribune., 1876-09-05

Asn Ha1Sw nasn. vsSa Fos.aa o. E
kfRSH sss, frSsl Prsniaeass ssss Simmons sssSsaoa
Rse sass%aV Ss %lPcSsa psSSon'' ss
Mary Wood. Virginia
Ship Golden state for shsnga bas Romano s dSs ne
Ing. ANITA Owen % for % Liverpool 4 Kos for 81 Ps
WfND-sunse, moderate, W. S. W clear.
schr Dr. Frsnkn before reported sunk IN Hell Gate. h1
viii Be aSen a out i The hui IS worthless and VIII
raised.
MoynE sent 4-The A,ian ihne stsamsnp d ss
Ae IRON Montreal Src aug ~ sno SAT- 81
a Knight irom NCwYork Aug a. for Glasgow. arrivsd
HAIJFAx N. s. Sept ARRIVED scamships Tslnlouth.
from NswYori sssd sts,msps i;sts for s. T1on.ssaa
Sp SE of %Uod @
se,f l. Glad fding, Nymghsn L1ss DiilsO ID Assaa:
tee Annie McHain Hans Nie,en " nge Ann, isoass to,
Gqeqs 1I,a @ sos hlfses Res ush
erMin S@s s5u'se Belle no's Sseta sept 3 S$s
webb Iaad Queen SEPT aiy sniol %say Wayrss. en-
Arect bcI pandsk Jas Z. Mark Lag Emily Got st
sip aa e0son lett Gibraltar coans
DOMESTIC PORTS. -.
Paadepha schr Ralph Carlton IRON New-Ycrk 70
sept 4Agxsa at the Passes stsa%s1s
DgAwARE B2EAKwATEa Sept 4-Passed TO sea la nj ht
barss rnyIa aud beua schrs. H. j. Willard aDd Cathlho
The sh y Anarw JacA son 4, nDw beat ng out -. -,
RIcIxOsD VA Sept. A-Cleares bark II. M. width SNorb
M0ler Gasow scIr !. W. Cop, CHRISTIAN for the ho
Gando
Derbi, aud aks names unknown Passet 0u, steam
snip Cban; ship Shakespeare Tor DieiDs BARK oamoho
Cork.
IyT,s Del sert Cleared. brig Maggie NJ, for Liver
pool hcbr Lark, Wincsor ~ s. SAILED, bng cos Tor
Stolgn. Arr bark Ma IL Sehiha1ino, from soerdam
scbrs Pedro and j. Castincr, ir rr)m Gariinrr
CHARLEeIoA, b. T.. Sept 4ATTiycd sieamsiip sea Gu,
from Baltimore; bark La Plata frVn Lyefpoo CieAcu
schr. w. II. Pharc, Tor oiisnt
New-York tribune., 1876-09-05
Arkansas was generally conceded to the

Arkansas was generally conceded to the
Democrats and the report this morning will occasion no
surprlse In 1874 when the Republicans declined to
nominate state ticket the ground that the action OF
the Constitutions Convention void, the Democrats
elected the Governor by 76lj3 majority the total vote
cast In the Congressional srics, where the Republ-
cans had nominated candidates. their majority was
1s151 In previous years the Republican majority rad
been over 5000 The entire Democratic ticket which Is
given below doubtless elected yesterday:
Gousrnor-tWilliam B. Miller.
SerTetdry+-BcntOn b. Beavers
Anduor-JOhn Crawford.
Trea,uref-'i Thomas ]. Churchill
Attorney GeneTal-Wiliiam L. Henderson.
Land Comm missi0Her-@Jamcs n. Smitnee.
SpDerinfendeEt Pubiic fHsfructiOh-CieOrge W. Hlli.
.Judgs Chancery COuTt-JObn r. Eakin.
IlerL~,' '6aneery Co,pt-JOnathan W. Callaway.
.R.nomnated. present Auditor.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-05

They had scarcely got back from the funeral,
and iha bereaved husband had but bitten INTO SAND.
wich when his oldest BOY up from the cellar with
his face aglow with distress 80, pa, he beathiessy
excI1mcd the bung has out Ot the cider barrel
and MS nil over the cellar" "Wci declare, gasped
the stricken in dcspair.ng voice. One trouble
went am now it's the cider. shan't try 10 lve"-lDln-
htIry
New-York tribune., 1876-09-05
THE CALL.

ALBANY, n. Y, Sept. 4.-T'he following is
the call for the reassembling OF tho convention:
The Democratic Republican State Convention which
met IN Saratoga Wednesday, Aug 80, II hereby
requested TO recOnNena Wednesday, Sept 10. at IL
o'clock, noon. for the purpose of nominating can
ddate for Governor IN place OF HOratio seymour, de-
cliHed. d. MAGoSE, Chairman State Committee.
T. X. APGAR Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-05
ARKANSAS DEMOCRATIC.

BOTH PARTIES OUT IN FUIL FORCE-AN ORDERLY
ELFcnoN-THE STATE CONCEDED TO THE DEM
oCRArs RY A LARGE MAJORITY.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, Sept. 4.-The election
here to-day has been one of the quees and most orderly
ever held in the city, No disturbance has been reported
from the outside Both parties were out in full force
Only the official returns decide how this city and
county has gone. The State is conceded to the Demo-
Gratis by an overwhelming majority.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-05
LIIESi SHIP NEWS
I For other ShiD Ne'ci see second P1ge.l


ARRIVED.
steamship City OF Dallas Hines ternanalna Aug SO, wa
Br,nswic sept Port Royal r. C., I'd with mdse and
mass 10 G. II. Mallory a Co. -, o = -,
BsfE eEe Atkinson Porto Cabello ~ days with coffee
Brs Nellie Higgins. 81. CIoix ls days. with sugar rum
an pass. -, -. ,,....... 4. a..
with sugar. &C.
schr Emml A. Cutting. Hnkcy. Bath, with lumber, s
Schr Eliza h Glider eeve Racket Nantucket win lsn
Schr Mary A. Pratt Newman kennebeo River With ice
sCuoON ER AND coAsTWlsL
IL c, Washburl, Pawtucket OaAeS Ames, BALTIMORE
New-York tribune., 1876-09-05
MIDNIGHT FEATHER REPORT.
Probabilities.

For the lower lake region, rising barometer,
northeast 10 northwest winds, cooler, clear or party
cloudy weather. - -
FOR Yeic England aud The Middle states RISING 6droD'-
eer increasing noThceSt Wiads dhd confer Gear ~euH'
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-05

A farmer, the other day, if the story be true,
wfose 70 city merchant asking how the farmers son
vas getting along and where be slept nights The
shsnt replied He sleeps In the store In the day time.
esnt know where he sleeps nights"
New-York tribune., 1876-09-05
THE STATE or TRADE.
HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA Sept. A-Spanish Coli, 227aa22e Exchange
stcaty United States go days currency l4@l us
count short sight dop sdpar discount. sugar nim'
PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET
PROVIDENCE II. L. sept. 4.-pr1ntng Coths continue
ouiet but STEADY at 4tsc. for best GiAGi goods
New-York tribune., 1876-09-05

School SUIrs-Large stock ut greatly re-
duced prices. BEoK.w BROTHERS Ath-aye., opposite
New-York tribune., 1876-09-05

CHICAGO, H., Sept. 4.-The l3 distillers and rec
aef others who their evidence IN the ao ri or
tao Coycrnment wore discharged this morning.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-05

Ths diagram tF1s Ta'Ioa IN ta.s CIV by en,noi
lyiuf Of l FOR the - hoa pc
ltnlsh, last gt. The central hosan1 I'm nas - ili
da represents [le sexual ht pf t nreary daraS
ttoseh Tine entirely abe the uetu
pure % lncsl ant e vsia5 s,a'h,r m. be s-i pon
suJsu aud eN''iy- fictris nathe!hey so
shr,atened The time Off, a2pl.eh u INDICATED oy t
of violence
the below tn Inc Of nr,n pge.e uncertain sl ,a @
th. hns 10
rnres tencncy wea,ae ron
20 ..ors points unaiisakahly 10 pleasant wcataer
No marked change bas taken place IN the h2ht OF the
barometer during the - hours preceding midnight, tie
fall that occurred In the latter pat OF the day having
been partly paraleled Ivy rise ar night The bref
shower OF the evening was not Immediately succeeded
by much change IN atmospheric conditions, the WIND
sill coming from the sOutn but gradually shIug 70
the west. There is still enough humidity IN the ar %
era Indicate however that the shOwey weather Of yes
teilay is not likely To be continued to-day rlSing
barometer westerly wind shifting TO DOih ana clear
sky will probably follow. "
For this city and vicinity cloudy quickly followed oy
clear weather brisk wind and cooler temperature may
be expected to-day, aud littie change tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-05
Yo.t-Onlce Notice.-Tho FOREIGN MAiL, for tbe week

Po.t-Onlce Eotice.-The FOREIGN MAILS for The week
eiinE SATURDAY. sept. D. 1876 Win close al tlis ohco
ESDAN, at II NJ ior Europe Per steamship Idaho,
\ WEDNESDAY, at lHm. toI Europe per
steamship Bolbua via Queenstosni ON TAUIaDAf, at
for Europe steamship ClmDria, wa fynoutl
CherlOurg aud Hamburg; SATURDAY at $3.50 a. M, Tor
Europe per steamship City OF Berlin VIA Qneebs0"n cor
France SCOtan, intended Tor
dispatch by this must be specially adressodl ard
a direct pei steamship 81 Laurent wa
and at j30 No. for scotland direct per steamship
and at ii 80 a. ~, fOr Europe. pcr
SiD Neckar via Southampton Bremen The mails
Tor the West Indies Havana, @i leave Newfork sept
~ The mails ior China, &C. Will leayeSan Francisco Oct
he mails Australia &C, will leave san francisco Oct D.
Z L
New-York tribune., 1876-09-05

The Veterans Of the Wor OF OF ihs aud adacent
coudrs, will meet at Military Han. 1913 BoweIy, on
WEDNESDAY, the 18th inst, NJ l22 O'Clock u precisely
III .form by invitation OF OF on ecuraiion Day-;Ae
LAFAYETTE tbs unvaing u the statue of
te ohc patriot Gen. Lafayette, who assisted Gen.
WASHINGTON Oi Lord CORVALLIS at Yorktown.
Va and OthT battles. thus ending tlc Revolutionary War
n b.-Iockadc on haf Gen III. RAYMOND.
" " Col ABRM DAILY