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PERFECTION
BOXERS BITTERS.
St,inJJils AZ RuttJilj
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

~
AND UNITED STATE MAIL ioti fk
Trains leave New York. VIA Dcsbr1sscs AMI tOrand,
Streets Ferries, as tOliOws
Express tor Harrisburg, PtsburRhthe West and SouA
with Pullman rAace car, alta .uCl, PSI e. NJ. snl
$40 +. VI. SUNDAY and 800 4. VI.
For WilliamsDOrt and Lex HWr1 ~ pa 4. ". and
$3.50 l.. N For Cory and krle $50 =. VI, cunlfc ila
At Cory for 1tusvlllc. Petroleum Centre ant thi
on RI. 4 IL.
For Baltimore. Washington. and the south, Limited
Washington Rxpress' OF Pullman PIrlur irs dalL
except sunday. $50 a. NJ; -rtivc Masiiuxti s.I
Pm. Regular at $40 A. NJ, 8 Ani9P. NJ arniaIi
Express for Ph,depiis 7. 1850 $40. a:9D A. ". "a
T. 4:1O. 8. o. = $40 +. ". an ~ nish'. sun ~
pm.
For trains to Newark, Elizabeth. Rihwav Princeton
Trenton. Pert Anih'y, Frmin r. IN, H"Nilrr' iai
Other puinis. see local .chttuc s At an tic>ct 0nreI
and 9;2O 2. NJ daily lol5 \. VI AMI $40 T. n dait
eac'p, Mpldtv. From W lsninstO1 AT uutiuor,
9;29 "" t'95. ola, aud lWs. = NJ ,nlia' oN
A. W. From ihila irlpaL Ilp q. -, 600, lllj liza
1i5i A. NJ. 4:ld. 500 h15, $40, 40 h.tl, g. - lOf
p. sunday 5lo, o;sp, 6;,'. lI:5i A. ~ ';lh ~
Ticket nicca, 62a and ait Broadway Aston House
and foot OF II shrosses and Cortland stffrsi Oun
street, BrOoklyn III, ild and lis llIds1h .ree' lie
token. Emigrant ticket ofice. Battery pllrc.
ID. NJ. BOi u. III.
General Passenger .rlt.
FRANK THOMs ~,
General Manager.
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WHITE STAR line.
w fOR QCEENsTOWN AND Liverpool, CAk
NlNG UNITED STATES MAlf,
SEOpOslls.

lShOP0S Al-.-rhs time Tor r,cc. ,.f "a, -,
Il fof the wire rope for the temporary foot ].
OF the tast River Suspension Bridge has 90 .tl ~
to rch o. 1874, aud the umc Tor the etltfD II IL"
rope IL excluded accordingly. - ,,
h!SRY G. MURPHY. rr'.i a.
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Nt,ilnes.
5urs,s. darrn9,,. q.

BUlNs' VdIlt5t3' Wts
OFFER, on sccount 81 my husbands death.
a. horses, suitable tor truck. farmer, OF any bust
ness, 40 nnli value 80 AmiIy st.. between Thompson
and Sullivan.
NOR ~AIE-Horsc. wagon. and harness, suitable
II for grocer express price. tSj also good
horse, t3V. Inquire at III Noosterst.
NOR SALE, very chcap-rwo sound horses, aud
u nearly new wagon anu harness. 42i East 9TH ST.,
bakery.
DOSN built horse and mare. young ana SCUM q.
Il go and 10 Iprcss wagon and harness. $40. lp1
Division IT, butchers.
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MISFIT Carpets
plac,
1f2 FULTON ST., NEW YORK,
snsuIantt.
OFFICE or TIN ATLANTIC MUTUAL
INsuRANCR COMPANY
Snsurantt.

EN9ultlaAAt
OFFICE or THk ATLANTIC MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY.
new York. Janu1ry "a. 1870.
The Trus'eee. In conformity T. the charter Of the
Con pany submit the following statement Of It's affairs
on the Sist December, 1875
Premiums received on Marine Risks from
1t January. 1875. to 3ist December,
t5sio.o9i 81
Premiums on Policies not marked % lat
January 1875. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. sA'c SS ~
Total amount OF Marine Premiums ... ss.2o5,sei 10
No Polclc. have been Issued upon Life
Risks, nor upon Fire disconnected
with Marine Risks.
Premium. marked on from ist January.
1875, to 3ist December 1875. ....... t1l23,i3i os
Losses paid dunng the
came period ........... t2.1i2,0j8 O5
Returns OF Premium, ana
Expenses. .ti.2i7,i77 20
The Company ha. the following A.
set, VIZ.
United states and state OF New York
Stock City. Bank and other Stocks. tio.3iipio 90
Loans secured BY stocks and otherwise est 200 90
Real Estate and Bonds aud Mortgages. 267OOo %
Interest snd sundry notes and claims
due the Company. estimated stu. 454 .037 e2
Premium Notes and Bills Receivable. 207G39o 30
Cash In iJ3iO2 90
Total Amount Of Assets......... siaoIapio 80
six per cent interest the outst tndng certificates
OF pronts will paid To- the holders thereof their
iog representatives, and after Tuesdoy the nrst Of
February next.
The tandng certincltes Of the Issue Of 1879 will
be redeemed pail to the holders thereof their
legal representatives. snd after Tuesday. the nrst Of
February ncxt from which date al interest thereon
will cease. The certhc to be produ'e at the lime
OF payment nnd cancelled. Upon certificates which
Issued for gold premiums the payment Of interest
and redemption will DO In gold.
dividend OF Forty Per Cent. is deci1red the net
earned premiums OF the Company for the year ending
Sit December. 1875. for which certincites will be
Issued and after Tuesday the Fourth OF April neIt
BY order Of the Board,
j. X. CHAPMAN. Secretary.
TRUSTEES:
J. q. JONES. GORDON W BURSHAM
CHXRiEs DENNIS, FREDERICK CHAUNCEY
W. II. II. MOORE, CHARLES L. RukDETr.
HRNRY COT FRANCIS skIDDY,
LEWIS Curtis, ROBf. n. MINrURN.
CHARLES II. RUSSELL. CHAS. H. MARSHALL.
LOWELL HOLBlOOK, GEORGE W. LANE.
DAVID LANE, ROBERT l.. STUART
Dfse SIs y" :. Miller. SfTxASbER y.BL2kY.
wM. sTtiR GiS. CHAIR ~ u. LEvkRlCH,
JOSIAH O Low ADoIPH LEMoYkE.
WILLIAM r.. DODGE, ADAM I. SACEETT,
| ROY AL PHELPS. HORACE GRAY,
, THOMAS =. IOCNGS. WINTHROP q. RAY,
| c. A.HAND. EDMuND ". CORLlks.
| JAMES Low, JONI ELLIOTT,
| JOHN ID HEWLETT SAMUEL NJ TClIINSON.
WILLIAM II. WEBB
| CuARfEs nYSNIs, Vice. President.
w II. II. NpoRK. 2i Vice President
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Zeal 6stlt,.

% 70. :, y nm ,t f,G% SGv YoTs
man, pAsuing pubic resort has large grove. To let
until sold ~ BJwery.
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Shipping.


y SAN. EVERY SATURDAY,
port or railroad sts N ~ Great nr tam = lrrloni
hrNphnSoN hn"ihh"S' ROWING "'eea
nitEa ~ " 10 nh AN1b, ". inmoa,.a
isvre sail on s%urdsVs Excursion nc sst. Al iasa
rates. LOUIS DE BtBlAN, Agent % bro'd~.
EPhs psr .a1 slsssnt steamer Of the star Bal La.
'h''''''' Tni1iRssDxY, rPBs Xf sP ~.
pt TIN Ta;%S; SMsrS a' SIp TX f9c
For freight or r.
a Pine ~, New York
JSMAN LINR,-R9Y ~ NAIL STEAMER. AM
CITY b2 SEIEESSITTo%T aS9 !iytHFP@sS
%IE!S q f;s H
CITY OF RI hMoND s.lurdayi F.n % a. SIN
'na eaen 'ueeeeIiia4 fas'4n5F2H AsssktGft ''N
AbllH ISL '.i ~; s0s
Draft, issued Iowai;si rates.
TsaSin ss,aE- ara general business 'ppT" the
fors'ee'aSF passage at sibr SlsS H:1St
NATIONAIIINE. FROM Pier, a. and O.. NR
~ ,,oo,o,-r,,, n,,,,r
HoIIIii{yi r sslsiTdssy NV + I lYM
~" E6lff,S s 5%Mm j. f ie 80 - isM
CABIN passage 500 ana 40 currency. s,st &c n
greatly reduced prices Return cie's o. ?" luce rltsL
ra'e' Apply the cOmpapyS otcf ~ Me-.
- ," '' II ~ - '''',',-
D.cIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP LlNy.-f.
fritish Coium1ls, &c.
sailing from Pier 100, Of cansl q, North rlvsT .v.
Connecting for All Central AmerlcSa and south
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Sotlstp NotItts.

Cameron Post No. a. G. 4.
Tine rrgullr meetings Of this Post VIII he held
Grand Amy Hall ia anu ll6 Fast 18Th t.. On the
1st and 81 tuesdays " each month, ~ o'clock
JOHN n. BRADY, Commander.
+. BROOKS AfjutAnt.
ITNION CORDM AINERS ~ Brooklyn. section
L SOL datr Lodge 2lh X o. ;. c., vi mold spc-
cal meeting ti evening jan ~, Al haf past T. ~ the
CLUB room. l. Hugh ~. rp' kNn Important business
to Ue Transacted. by oricr Of the conn iitrr
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SaOinss 8aaRs.

CuARLEs nXSSIs. Vice President.
W. H. II. Moons. 81 vice President.
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Nlantto-.-NlaIts.


4 GENrS wanted Ia town and country to soil our
N pure teas to families hutes aud large consumers
o - terms ana largest STOCK IN inc country AppJ TO
The wells Tea Com any, pol Futon 81, between
Church and Greenwich sts, New York.
A PAYING DusineA-TwentY OIL mounted
N chrOmos for u largest assortment In the world.
Continental Chrome Company, 80 Nassau 49, room 40.
LII, married or single, wishing situations such as
N coachmen gardeners, farmerh &C.. apply at l0S 9th
aY, near ptn ~.
A GEN ~ wanted for good selling article small
N capital large profits. Inquire al 30S Grand st. tta
tioncry store.
A GENTS o. sell newly patented novelties and
A GRNTS to sohot ORDERS for enlargng old Pic
"A tnros, pest terms IN the olty. sol CAnAist.
sHOA FACTORY for nail vort fos sais a
n bargain Apply Al POO Myrtle av- Brookiya
A SOY In photograph gallery Oaly those il the
"A buslntss need call. SeI Canal o..
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StGiug WmRu,.

WANTED 10 purchase for cash--A rood Union
LsKB, 81 Warrea d.
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9,ntlsiIp.
$oaIO alIO huuar

DRAUTIRI l. sets Of teeth for -; slagle. 81; war
No. 2d2 9th Nv.
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Auttion NotItt,.

ADMINISTRATORS SALE Aimed Lloyd,
~ Au lOnrer once - Br0a lWAv, vii sell to morrow
at OF Feoruary) at IL o'clock the fixtures and good
viii OF the liquor store aud billiard nall, known as
Rising sun" 3e2 BowerYi also severa casks OF I'm.
ported winea and liquors.
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II OST, Jan 2s. a seal skin boa. The nnder will b,
IserAiJ rewarded by returning It 10 6i5 GreenW ci
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colattbts mo s,h,lrn.

w ~stcnes. JsVsrv, silverYs-s. and seal earque
Bought md sold oack when desired al very small
GkO &. ALI IN, teweler. 100 Broadway. 10Th s,
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mantt0..-1tmalta

A T MORIsON'a nrstclsss institute, corner nth
N o.. and 0tn av Responsible ecrvauf for every Ca
pa ity can ID situations Immediately Eoicc this so
dress particularly.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-24

BAXTER-At Pleasnntyle y. V, Aug. % Margaret w.
years and month daughtero OF Warren c. and Emily
Fnuei at the residence grandfather Rev. J.
&. Washburn, Thursday, 2ith AT p. H.
BAYLEY-At Poughkeepse Aug. 23. 1876, Angelica q.
Wyckon, wife OF Guy &. BayieY, NJ ID.
CUNNINGHAM-At Rochester, Tuesday, Aug. %. Mro-
Jane Cunning gHanl widow OF Robert Cunningham
Relatives and friends OF the family invited TO attend
the fom her late Residence ~ East
St. on Thursday, Aug. "a, at o'clock
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. his late residence Hasn gson
Hudson sunday, goth inst at O'Clock p. M, Dr. LouS
Anthony Gescheidt aged 6S years. .o.u
will b. held a ms late residence at CSU
Thursday Friends Of the family VIII please take
th express FOry secOndst depot hlch w1l
stop at Hastings where carriages will be In attendance 70
convey Jhom TO the house.
Louise. daughter OF Benjamin Grlggs aged 81. ,,, -
Funeral at Maeawan N in the Presby terrain Church aS
~, D. m Friday Aug. 25 Trains eaVesoot Llbertys1 az
HAD -
TANEson Tuesday Aug 90 Charles d. James, Of the
Iaie Adrian James aged 80 years. -
Friends are invited attend his funeral This CrhursdayI
1920 O'Clock nom the residence of MS Oother
Edward r. James, No. lis East Eighteenth-st
ROOsEyELT-On Monday. Aug. 2l at No 10 Washington.
square Kebecca H. Roosevelt wife OF James Roosevelt and
daughter OF the late Gardiner q. Howland; =, -,
Fnnsrll SCI vices from Jmess Church. Hyde Park ON
Thursday, 24th inst. at IL o eioaX'
RussFII-Suddenly, at Mount Washington Aug 20 Jo-
seph Russell Of the firm OF Russell bros ,, Aha eo,,
Relatives and friends are invited 70 attend the iunerA
from his late residence, ~ West flyIstsi thsays
Aug "a az 23C p The remains viii be taken I" Albany
internent
Albany papers please copy.
VAN VBCnTEN-on 22d instr Walter d. Van Vechten.
aged 81 years. , , -. ..u 80 ~osra.,t,ux
invited Ia attend the funeral from his late Residence lOA
Higist. Brooklyn, on Friday at2 p H.
wuITNEY-At Orange y. j.. Aug. 30 1876, walter n
tw IN and the late j. . Whithey aseu io'
rgnSsI from the residence OF his mother Nj Vernonavc.
Friday Aug %, at IL a. M
New-York tribune., 1876-08-24
RECEPTION OF THE NOMINATION,

The news of the nomination of eX-Gov.
Morgan by the Republican State Convention at Saratoga
was received in this city after o'clock last even
ing and very few of the business men were
| consequently aware last night that a choice
had been made. Nearly all the prominent Repub-
lean politicians were out OF the city. There
were a few callers ut the Union League Club and the
Fifth Avenue Hotel but there was no crowd ana II was
evident 1t was not expected that the nomination would
be made before to-day. Secretary Chandler ana POST
masterGeneral Tyner were among the lae arrl'as ~
the Fifth Avenue Hotel Mr.. Chandler said he was much
pleased with the nomination He Thought the con'eh
ton had made excellent selection, and he had no
doubt that with ex-Gov Morgan the Republicans would
carry the state OF NewYork for both the state ana Ma
tOnal tickets.
During the evening there several visitors at the
rooms OF the Republican National Committee, all ol
whom expressed great satisfaction with the result
OF the work at Saratoga. Alderman Bilngs'
who failed to be delegate TO the
convention because he expressed the belle that Mr
Cornell was not the most available candidate, SAID
that exGov Morgan would undoubtedly be acceptable 10
the Independent and Liberal elements. as well rs 10 tue
Irnop League Club With his long experience III pont-
teal work he had doubt Mr. Morgan would be ah' TO
poll very large vote throughout the ''''e' Hno "
| leyed he would he elected
rxcov Morgan arrived in the city about half past :
o'clock last evening having left Saratoga soon after
| tho convention met. He spent the evening Win
his son, Dr. Morgan, at No; 10 West @ rnniEy, rn,,ty
| eicbtl.st where he received during inc sesenn,
| nnmcrons, teiegrams from his friends at Saratoga
and elsewhere, concentrating him npon tho noniha ,
ton He appeared well pleased with the results oi Ie
| day especially when 1t was remembered that ne WaS
nominated on the first ballot Among me congra,uin M
lions sci him one from prominent lahihlhl po
tlcl,p who accompanied his message Win tue
that regretted very much as democrat TO near as .s
evident that the nomination o Gov Morgan was great
whom did rot hesitate To say That they htu hopeu h'
| Cornell would be the choice of the convention.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-24

The nominee of the Saratoga Convention for
the Office of Lieutenant Governor Mr.. sherman : Ros-
ers ia citizen Of Buffalo. ana was elected from the
comfy Of Erie-thc XXXIst Senatorial Distct-n Isl
10 represent it In the State Senate. He was born IN
Bath steubeu County this state on April l6, 1880 and
is accordingly 10 years Of age. lie received common
school e!ucaou at Bath. finishing BIS studies IN select
school He studied law. admitted TO the bar, re-
moved 10 Buffalo and attained ar excellent rank IN his
profession HIS practice became large and lucrative ana
though he had taken active pagi In the pol
itics Of his county. his lecal attachments made
Eim the subject OF appointment TO represent
the XXXIst District in the Cons tItional Convention oi
1873. In 1879 he nominated by the Republicans to
succeed A. T. Laning in the Senate. Mr. LaEings ma
jority In s7l bad been 9Si. Mr. Rogers. with c. T.
Torrance tDem.J and Charles W Pike Urohib) as cand
dates AGAINST him, elected by plurality OF 30oi
votes He served In the senate on the Committees on
the Judiciary Canals, Commerce and NaNlgtlOn, ana
Eugrcssed Bills The possibility that Lieut-GOv Dors
heimer. whose home il also n Bufuo might again be
the Democratic candidate for the Office lie row holds mas
beer OF the Influences brought to bear IN MI hOe
gIsf. ItNp
New-York tribune., 1876-08-24

weather While % sessr from sslsw
TO points unnistaksby TO pie Want UeaherI
The principal changes In the atmosphere since yester
days report are the direction Of the wind, which haa
veered from westward TO eastward and the reversal Of
pressure areas generally causing changes in he direc'
ton Of air-currents. Moisture is ut mean, and thd
mercurial column steadily above the average OF 80
TRIBUNE having been checked by the sudden yeering of
the wind, whereby eastern current is brought tn
against another from the westward the opposing
forces meeting somewhere in the Mississippi Valley.
This change viii net alter the weather conditions already
reported probable the Middle and Eastern
States for several days though increased wet weather
that territory Is foreshadowed by the movements
noted.
For this city and 100 miles around pleasant weather
with occasional oyersladOwing clOudiness moderate
Temperature and deep haze with the probability OF rain
the last OF tie week. may be expected.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-24
rn,r rara. 20 r.nh,c nrh nellcnte Women.

By r. " PECY NJ D.. Oi The Worlds DispeHsry Ilunalo,
y. =, Author Of THE peoples Common sense MeGest
Alyisel, etc. etc.
Krovn that yOu are subject great amount OF suffering.
Galicacy has strong tendency 10 pfolnS
f. and Tie longer neglected the more you have to endure
ana difficult becomes. as Pysi-
can daily consulted 10y OF your sex desire -
s.y yOu thai instantly meeting WITH those who nave
ailments tor months without being bene
until they have become perfectly discouraged
have almost made their mind never to take aOtAr
Thoy and have Their suiermgs ended than to
sltr teg have They they are worn out ny
suffering only made worse v treatment OF anything
certainly cannot conceive, ana were
that principles OF which leach the reducing ana depicting
OF ie vital Of the system, when TIE n.clOns ucto
treatment directly the the aCoptI for them,
rr would BE- doplOIIDe indeed. But ay sufferers.
YOU harmony with the laws and requirements oc
marsh, Irritating, caustlC Treatment anu
strong medicines viii cure YOU IL Nuu would uso
ratJga such common sense should dictate 10 every
t LADY, tGC, medicines a. enDOy the very best
uyzotlnc 0ncs aut nerlles, Compounded with special
delicate system. SuCn happy coIDnauon
VIII ind ElvoIite Prescription, Wmcn has received
e highest praise from thousands Of yDnr sex Those arguc.
you flight II stsrs; that continual drain hat
system al your lcr1ltr eIastcy, a1
driving bloom cheeks that continual stiih
UpUn vital tAat reEd II you Hltabe ahd te
marvellous remedy. irregularities aud distractions u the
rropor working syS:o relieved by this ma aDt
a.s means while periodical pains, tho existence OF which
OF disease that Out not De negec;ed,
the special OF these pans IS permanently
removed light these subjects may be obtained
from 'Tho Peoples Common sense Medical Adylser IN
which have devoted largo TO the consideration OF All
of diseases peculiar 10 yUlr rus WORK VIII Dc selt
1pospahn 10 any address receipt 81 So Ny Favorts
Prescription is sold ly druggists.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-24
Guerlal Not,ces.

puhlic Meeting In behalf of HOWARD MlsSaON
AND HOME FOR LITTLE WANDERERS & 40 Neg yS,s,v iew
ery n " viii DC held in the Gospel Isns wss'
Say,,b ~ near Rroa lway THURSDAY E EN- -
Farewe ell Address by Rev. W. C. VAN r,lhn si oe
Italy Founder and superintendent OF ie sll
snang by large company Of children anu Ygnnl P%Y 20 q
pec3el with the NJ sson, under direction Vi ri0A ihO "
PERKINS ,,, 81, o,,l,c,tio =, "a usle,s in
churches, at door OF the Tent anu oni'e Vi '"'
charge. ......o,oa at q .,,iock
po.tOnlce Notco.-The FOREIGN IhAtLS for the @ wsss
eadtns sXrU RDAY Aug. 26, 1879 Tl close al ,is
on ~ 20 oTeenstown ON WE'D !SD DAY, at M tor
Ser stesmship Scytha via neensown on ny 70 10
a m Elrope, ~ steamship W leisk"
Prmoath CherbonTg and Hamo arg ON sAIp R esn,
,nT Enopa per steamship Cly Of Richmond VA
resIondenco for GerMany France aa scsv a
this steamer must De spe.ay
and at A. m scotland direct per r
pnliSo via Gasgow aud Ext ior France @ Gi.I Enraps
via Ha and at ll3O n 10 lo
ST Steamship oder via Southampton ana New YORK
~ indies Bermuds VIII 'oS.
nn al The malls for China &c, VIII lsave Sa - tran.
sept l. The mails for Australia &e] k% WI fosimastsg
cisco sayt AZ. 1910. " - s~ASS
New-York tribune., 1876-08-24
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For other ShtD News see Second Page


For other ship News see second PG1ej
ARRIVED.
Steamship New.York. Cuck, New.oreans Aug. IT. with
mdsc ana pass to c. A. Whitney e co ,.,,, ~,
pass. 20 Wni. p. Clvde 4 Co.
ola mfamshp Aiemsre GiDoS Le"es WIN muse ana pass 70
Steamship leanora ohGson Portland with mdse and pass
Ship Britannia (Nor), Gronwald Havre July II. in bal
ship Frank Jones (of Portsmouth, ". H., Ross Liverpool
lark Anna vor Knudsep Greenock 81 DAYS in ballast
Bark Catherine (o~ede, Kasmussen Havre 81 days, in
BARK Jnriter er) strcKer Antwerp July H. in ballast
BlTx ]. B. Duius oi Yarmouth y. 81, Shaw Havre 65
Bark indet Sor) Iugebrothsen Newcastle May 81
Earl L. H. Dc vcbber (of st. John N b., Wright Liner
BSiE Foke orI, Nicholson Bergen 40 days in ballast
Bg Ia Plata Of ST John, " b. Bray. Gloucester E 4S
Big Gaiemo Qal) caneso, Barcelona Sc days. with
last rzH
Gen B rnes for sayanuan; GUT stream, Charleston
WIND-sUnset frosh 6. E clear
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
OFFICE OF THE LIGHTHOUSE iNs'tyr0R THIRD DlSTITl
An automatic ,,qa 5oy cd r rel sas been Zee leed OF
Fro Island in 10 fathoms Nater The bearings are Fire
distnt = ies Pilots and masters Of vesscs REQUEST.
u rot II the buOy should drtit from It's
ton Information TO its working IS also desired.
=. G. knlSD, captag9 y $. NJ.
Lighthouse Inspector. Third District
DISASTER
The Cancdian schr Laurel tfon Kingston Tor Charoe
with ioundeged on the 23d inst OIL Big sandy Cresk
MISCELLANEOUS.
QUEBEC, Aug 23GLe steamship Roma, which was wreck
Island Reel last ALL has been got on and towed
Po.lliSD 3Ie Arg 23-An abandoned waterogged schr.
bout 100 tons burden was seen 20 miles OF sesn yeser
VixEYARp HAvEy Noes Aus; q, 23-Tho The. sohr. Isabella
FOREIGN PORTS.
LIVERPOOL Aug. 2J-Saied, steamship Lord Give, for
H1iiriS =. ;. Aug. % Arrived steamship Geo. Wash
ingtoI, tOvm 81. Johns " r.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-24
EDWIN ID. MORGAN.

The career of Edwin ID. Morgan, WHO was
nounated yesterday Tor Governor OF TINS state py VI"
,,,Iiio.r Marty IN convention at Saratoga ID pre-
.tton,Iv an American one. Born on Feb 3, ISL, III
ho ,v a, Washing gton Berkshire County, Mass he re-
o,od citizen of New land for 25 years In early
hdhood he developed taste for mathematics anu an
antid for business, which furnished an muck W i'
fnure career At years OF age he ehgaseu rs cei
uorford grocer where his courteous pearhs anu c'oso
a,tior u, husipess won the confidence and esteem Oh
h ,lovers At the age of 30 years he was ohered an
,,os, An the buslness. The nine years no had thus
aod hov,ever had not been wholly given to the du-
,Io ., tbo store lie had employed his leisure hourS
g., no cultivation OF his mind and IN iorlhhg
~ ooroiptauce with the best literary anu
,toI neou,o Of the city In the following
oo on when only 81 years Of age, ho experienced MS
A., tte NJ publc life In election as memper vi INC
civ Coupcil. at a time wien IL was compoSou -
,,.l,,,ept and cultured men. But the young nci
,und the limited sphere which the city ahorueu MS
h,,,on ouite inadequate to satisfy MS mhu' anu !"
,ooo ia reuoved to New-York. Here he engaged III
,n.inoso 10, n time with brother, aferward WIN
nr Erie and then alone in Frontst In THESE carry
~ h,s trade continually increased, and as an importer
g. nono ope ot the most extensive In the CITY, FOE
many yea rs he was OF the busiest ana inos cne
men in the importing business ana III tic nho VI 'o''
ooG.e. sugers and spices lie often cohtroiieo INC
ortet and commanded prices. He possessed reinarA
ala ,cntv for discovering the future state OF the mar
kot and I'm controlling large supplies ana py 'o
~ rare sill In selling the favorable moment 'or ahs
| hs sales he rapidly accumulated io5'uas' AHe =.