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DIEI,.

AYnAR-On Wednesday. 2ofh inst John W H. A
mar ia the 1fth year OF his e.
The relatives and frienfs u the family IRE respect.
fullN invited to attend the funeral from q. Pau
Church ~ SalurlaY. I'D llst. Il ~ .u'rIutA A. ~.
DOUGLASS suilcuy, on rn,-dt y. ~. llst. James
luu. las, IN the 3Sfl year % H's l.n.
The relatives ard FRIENDS II the family 1rc respect
fu ly invited TO atDui the funeral fln t rrsldrLra
u lis brother, JOsrph pou- sss I4p NaI.' ST.. 81
Ihursdny, sept. u, ri 1880 q N.
JAMES Depart ct fas No p, -. lS Che Rev Bishop
james, m The 90 wear % hl, -.f.
Funeral Oh Thur dt1. Al a. n fr'r 81. fauis ".
+ Church rorurH + an az ann ..I Hrcfnrru ~
NE mnlstN art rcsacsied g. inset Ia Che c4ael a. l3)
~ tAGH On Wednesday. sept 20, PatricS lynSFh.
The rci r,t-a f,eu1s o. 'h' fr0, arc invited -
attend his fgaer lEdaY, So T. - from i4 ia. re-
iiruce 1888 Green .t CtteUp liIt Hit reL.lI. WI %
taken to 81 Anr'n}', ,N.t,n - ~ O'Clock \. NJ;
tlencr 10 CtiVarl isHIrtrrv for flf-rir at.
MuNRA Ne pu "Wednesday, ~H.i ep, 30 West lQ.
boktn.N j. Mre. pAtil.A littirl.' eEet 5tfr ~.
Relatives aud friends OF me family arg ny'ci % AZ
tend CO.. fuaer.l from ST. NlrhlrfI A1Lsstery, Wet
nofOkeH. ~ 81 lut.HloCk A, u.
Iul..d, pima .aprrs please copy.
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JROITTNG IN FLEETWOOD.
Harry Gilbert. Beedc. and Tanner Boy, each
score victory.


The second day of the meeting at Fleet
wood Park yesterday commenced with tho
postponed ::3i race, OF which Ave heats were
tEotted on Tuesday. Harry Gilbert won the
sixth and seventh heats and race In 2:2sa 2:32A
The next race was for purse Of $500, for the
@.3S class, mite heats, best three IN Ave, in har-
ness, for which ten horses appeared. Matt Tan
ner's Moscow was made the favorite, but j. o.
smiths Reede won the hrst heat ia 2.J]. Mos
COW took the second and third heats IN 2,R1
each, aud then beele won the fourth aud hfth
heats In 2.Na, ana 2jJ.
Inc second race was for purse Of $1,000, for
go class, nllle heats, best three In nve IN ar
ness. There were eight starters Farmer Boy,
batenan, Prince, Bry NJ, Snowfall, Lady White,
Billy Lam berson, and Ed. White.
First Heat-Ed. White at the nah mile was two
lengths Ia advance Of aemtu hut he broke and Bate.
man won pl lcngtu ia .:1ele.
second Heat-Inc start MAS even but after the half
mie. and III the TO the nnlsi, Tanner Bow Bate.
man, anu Prince kept together. Tanner Boy won b q
utcK, ia 22hl9
Itird Heat-On the sixth trial Tanner took the lead
ana was never headed. winnin. easily m POS.
Fourth H"at-Ianucr BOY, although closely pre- scd
Ivy BatemAn ANA RilY Lambrrsnn, Won the heat and
race IA ,isHi4. bateman vas awarded second money
Prince thlrd.
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'cost. Valuation.
Bank Report for 1873.
In the Bank Superintendent's report for 1878
the banks resources were a. 6j, esl so, aud the
liabilities tl,1s0,lG5 50.
The unicers 81 the bank say that the surplus
will fully cover all shiinkages In the value O Z
bonds and real estate. They might. they AID,
have kept the bank running for SIX months or n
year longer, but seeing that every day s business
was smaller than that ~ It's predecessor, thes
nnt3ry liquidation.
The receiver f. tn he appointed on the 25th
inst, but as yet tue officers OF the bank are UNI
able to give his name. There was no rush OF de-
pCeitors TO the bank Yesterday. the news not
having become public until long after business
lours. since the 9th inst, the date OF the meet
mig Of the Board of trustees. all DEPOSITS re-
ceived between $500 and 80 600 have been kept
separate from tie general fund.
The Bond Street Sgyin.s Bank was established
in April, 1880 under the name VI the Atlantic
SAVINGS Bank, aud for many years occupied a
building In Chatham square. In 1873 II removed
TO It's new building, Bond street and the Bow
cry, having Invested more than quarter Of a
million dollars Ia II. The officers OF the bank
are John =. Adams, President James W.
Dominick aud Peter {. Barnum, Vice Presi-
dents; Charles ID. Bailey, Treasurer, aud Joseph
i. Cooper, Secretary Mr. Adams has held ofice
only since last February. The Board Of Irus-
tees has thirteen members.
1ne January report Of the Bond Street
bavings Bank showed a $4,000 deficiency OF
Interest account. Upward OF seventy per cent
Of the deposits have been Withdrawn within a
year. he depo,itOrs VIII receive lfty per cent.
VI Mn sixty days and twenty-five per cent soon
after.
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SIGHT-sEEIyG MULTIrUDES.
Unprecedented Travel to the Centennial Ex-
hibitiou-"Now York DAY."

Centennial travellers mustered more
strongly yesterday In the Jersey City depot Of
the Pennsylvania Railroad than on any other
day, Tuesday excepted, since the turnstiles at
tho Centennial Exhibition began 10 reyolye.
A packed train OF ten cars was despatched about
every half hour during daylight. Nearly nine
thousand travellers were landed in Philadelphia
ON Tuesday, and fifteen thousand yesterday.
mote rural districts. The men broDzed,
muscular, slow-mOving, eager to and hear.
and wore clothes that had not lost the wrinkles
Of the ready -made clothing store. Their wives
and daughters were like them only In eagernrss
TO satisfy their curiosity but In every other re-
spect we're their superiOrs, being sprightly aud
atttrod richly, IA not uniformly In the most bar
moniOus cOlors. The greater number of travel
lers LETT III the forenoon, many Odd Fellows Ia
uniform beng among them. The need for cars
Is so great that local trains have been curtailed
rs much as possible. Gov. Iilden, New Yorks
favorte, aud a part Of his stan, were among the
afternoon PASSENGERS, the Governor intending
TO receive New Workers In the headquarters OF
their state TODAY, New y ork Day" Assistant
Superintendent Bartlett said tnat to-days travel
Will far exceed that OF auy day hitherto. Thou
sands OF visitors to the Centennial also went
over the Bound Book route yesterday.
beginning a half past O'Clock a train will
leave the Jersey City depot OF the Pennsyivania
Railroad for Philadelphia every half hour to-day
until half past O'Clock this afternoon On the
half y 81 B and O'Clock morning trains the fare
viii be s., ana for tho later trains excursion
u kets, running fifteen days, viii be sold Tor
Sil6.
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NJ iI.RIEH

BAArFR-SERNELL-- Brootiyr Sept %. Of tho
Fin Place Cungrcs stlunh church, d, tnc Rev. Joseph
villa D. o.. Carries W Baxter - Irene II. serrC botn
OF BROOKLYN. No carGs.
JkNNlNGS-HuhrlNCT the residence OF
William +. Kcrier "a Mor4Na, Cayusa, y Y. on wed.
ncd4y Sept d. by the lev. Ray. Mr. nclry jennings
Of Moraya 70 Mlss Louise iunU st0u daushtcr Of W.
I. Huntington Of Ithaca, v Y.
MILLS RAIHBUN. At Ctrit church, Oftawn, ~
Tuesday, sept. ~ Mr.. ABBOTT L. Nils VI NV YORK
citi 10 Mssgie q. Haihbur, dBIsltrg et J4ucs lat-
bun, ESQ Of Ottiw
MrkfIlA-NlL.OS.- saturday, Sept. TO- at to
Church Of ST. Frtutis Xavier bY tine Rev. A. r. Dralv,
city.
wiLsON-RrEp.- In Armenia. Sept 10. by the Rev.
Atxauder jackson, Mrs. Emma Reed. daughter -
Charles pArAe, to Mr. George I. Wilson.
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One Sennihle Spnminrd.

II has been known for some time past in
Havana that Captain. General Jovellar had in-
sisted upon being relieved OF tho command OF
Cuba. lie is convinced Of the hopelessnes OF
any further efforts on the part OF Spain to re-
conquer tho Island, and Is averse to the waste Of
more blood and treasure IN attempting to save
such districts as are etili under Spanish rule 1t
has been currently reported that Gen. Jovellar's
request hid been granted, and that he would
shortly be relieved by Gen. Martinez Campos.
La Indepeudencd OF this city states that Gen.
Campos his declined the berth, and publishes
the reasons he gave Tor such determination in
a letter addressed by him to ST. Canoyas del
Castillo, the Prime Minister of the present
Madrid Cabinet. Tho following is an extract Of
said letter:
sending cattle to tie aughef house snow All about
that country for nave had command OF It, and nave
carried un war there, Cuua lOet to than
tour year ago ana any effort that m be made TO
store 10 our rule ~ labor lo.t Cuba IL unconquera-
be, 70 yntry 70 naAe az Arranganeh WIN tnc In
dependents Mr. soon a. pOssbe ana advantageous
you can aud Jet Us withdraw from there, Tor step
ma may bee taken apart from even THIS rashness
that Will cot US few more months OF strife OF blood,
Bceyc me, cloihc Yourself with al the greatness OF
soul which the case requires ana order oHt fore TO
W. haNo fnod 10 sustain ourselves on any ground and
To- any way Unfortunately we shall leave thcr
naAlo Which The .ous NJ CUBA wil ever CHERISH ana inc
pltamids OF heacned bones ~ the victims Of The
aVtlcr OF shame ehF horde OF SPECTATORS, fah So
ana mwl,s Who have traded away the dearest Interests
VI tue country,
The receipt OF his letter in Havana, just at
tho time when Cen Joyellar had announced tho
complete failure Of tho attempted loan, is said
TO have produced a very serious effect upon those
spanards who would make the world believe
that Cuba may set be saved 10 Spain.
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THE BALL FIELD.
Game Between Picked Mines from New
York and Brooklyn Amateurs.


A match game OF base ball between
picked mines from the amateur clubs Of Brook
lyn aud New York was played on thu Union
grounds. Brooklyn, yesterday. Mr.. Shea OF Jer-
ssy City was the umpire, and the Brooklyn nine
went nrst to the bat. In the first inning, on
errors by the New York side, the Brooklyns made
two runs. In the second inning the New York
nine scored two runs on errors by the Brooklyns.
Neither club scored again until the nfth inning.
wnen the Brookins rot one run on errors. In
the succeeding innings Doth mines were banked.
until In the ninth inning the New Workers
scored ono run, making tie. In the tenth
Inning Glare VI the BrOoklyns asked the umpire
to decide man out. for, as he alleged, not
touching the base. Inc umpire refused to do
30, and the brooklyn nine retired from the field.
The Drooklyns charged the new YORK nine with
crooked PLAYING. aud the umpire with being
drunk. The game Is to be played again next
"Wednesday. Tue following is the score OF tue
nine innings played:
brooklyn. ............... o 0 o-3
The champion Chicago White Stockings were
day by the following score:
stars. ..........."......."....0 ca
White Stockings. 90
The Cnicagos played their strongest team. and
this Is the hist time they we're ever beaten by
non league nine. A Lutte OF nifty guns was
nred tonight In honor Of the victory.
The return game Of bass ball between the
OlymplCs Of Paterson ana the Buckeyes of CO.
lumDus, Ohio, was PLAYED In Paterson yesterday,
with the following result:
SSasseR9se,'s s.......:::........:..S q
result. The third game will be played here on
Friday next.
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NEW YORK. Wednesday. sept. 9.-Receipts Of
beevcs, including numDsr of loads that arrived
late were IA car loads or 2S head. ana there were
IN sale besides about 40 ioad5 tha received
late on Monday. The few good cattle In market were
readily sold at full prices, bat for common aud me
dun grades, which more Than plenty, the mark
was du and weak For the best IN market the butch
ers paid 1Oe9lic. n, TO dress = rs; ordinary &c
prime tive steers went at SiV6lOisc n to dresf
5bot57 ms, fsirish Texas and Colorado stOck at ga
hpc to dress IS s medium and fair native steers al
VatitC " dress ri us.
Receipts OF sheep and lambs were - car loads, OF
4132 head, OF watch appeared to be wanted, aud
the market was among the dulest anc weakest Of ind
season. Ordinary 10 good sheep ragged from 4c. I'd
bssc y. with few selections taken at bBc. Lambs
ranged from DC n. generally. with one cur load
sold at t6t1la 100 ns anu seleC mons 81 lt6itc
Receipts Of swine 80 loads 5.il2 head nclud.
ing half car load OF state hOss " sold alive, hui
not sold before Change.
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4 MAGNIFICENT TRIBUTE.
The Author OF ~ Would Not Live Away
Prosecuted with Il Purse Of $4,000.

The AuthOr OF ~ Would Not Live Away +"
Presented with Purse OF $4,000.
Dr. William A. Muhlenbcrg, the founder
Of 81. Lukes Hospital, and author Of the beau
tful hymn. II would not live Away, l ask not
to stay," was on Saturday presented with a
purse Of $4,000 10y his friends, he having on that
day attained the age OF eighty years. DR..
Muhlenoerg is the great-grandson Of Henry
ministry of the Protestant Episcopal Church N
1871 lie founded m 1928 school ut Flushing.
hfterward known Us 81. Paul's College. In lS48
he became rector OF the Church OF the Holy
Communion~ New York, buir ny his sister, the
earliest Tree Episcopal church. Not long after
ward, SAYS Aupleton's EucyclouPdia," he began
his cn1tts To secure the founding 81 -. Lakes
Hospital, which was Ouene IN 1888" Among
his works are " Music of the Church the Peo-
pies Psalter" ana Church Poe ry." Inc pre-
sentatlon Of the S2lOJ was "A complete surprise
to the venerable divine.
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In State bonds, We note sales OF Sew York state A.
Of 1891 a. le2 Missouri d.. long bonds los aud 1s u
1871 Al lOlsf Railroad hunds we're moderately dealt
IN. The following were the principal trauaactiun
Chicago burlington ana Quincy con. Is, M New
Mauhcr aud - Pau lists, La Crosse DIVISION. iOelS
0hlt%o anu hprthwrtlern cons counon gold buhes,
viA MOTHS and Essex lists, ll6; Hannibal and 81
Jaseph 81 cony., ~ sew lorA Central lets, coup.
lisa, ONO and Mlss 2ds ~ Lake Shore 2ds, con
coup lol Union Psclne sinking fund, glls Central
paclnc gold bonds, ilOA; g.. c. and |, q 1su 86
Rome W. aud Ogdrnsburg cons. lists IS; S. Louis and
In Mountain lss Va ps'aware and nuds reg, -
lOs; Mssou Kansas and Texas sinking fund asspnted
80 western Union Telegraph coup. 1900. lO2h sl03
Long DOCK bonds, l05lsi Central Pacinc California
ana oregon branch, "a New Jersey Central lsts cons
SOY Morris and Essex 10, n, 1O4 s. LOUIS, JacNeuu
L,high aud W II. cons. so.
Tue opening, higncsl, lowest, and r. NJ. closlog
pIlCts OF stOcas today werei
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LIFTING UP on BRISTOW.
Grants AunihiIation of the Ex-sccretary
Postponed Until After Election.

GraIts AunthiIatton OF the Fx-Sccretary
Postponed Jutii After Election.
WASHINGTON, Sept 20.-It was not neces-
sary that It should be authoritatiyely announced
that In short time there would be printed
statement from a Treasury ofrcal who has been
bounding ex-Secrstary Bristow for over year,
that President Grant was justified In calling the
late head Of tho Treasury Department liar !;
yet u was done And now the statement il
made that for prudential reasons ITS publication
Is postponed until after the Presidential cleo
ton. The threat OF publication was made some
ys before the attack on Schurz. Inc notice
was definite, aud appeared Ia those newspapers
only that are friendly 10 the President. IL was
prefacod 10y an article approved by Grant, and
from the same source the humiliation OF Bris-
tow was to come. This, unfortunately for ,ch
ton has arisen, since Schurz stopped abusing
the Administration, whether BrIstow, too, hum
bly, eats his leek.
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HAVANA, Sept. 10. via Key West, Sept. 20
large larty OF insurgents headed by Maxine Gomez
crossed the railroad between sAgna aud Vna Cara on
The llth INST. taking westerly direction rney
orch carried on hr greater part Of the negroes nd
the oNcrtHf OF the rsa, santa susanna, situated
tHttn saguA and ticntuegus. The msurscnt Colonel,
FdDl CHped}s wac kllud IN acton near PaertO Prin.
Give recently.
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Two New York Vessels Lost.

BARAcoA, Sept. BIN "A hurricane on the
afternoon OF sept l3, the iruiting schooners Israel
Snow ami A2elda and Laura ~ New YORK dragged
their anchors aud went ashore becoming total wrecNs
outr suPplug iu "a, narbJs uud property ashore aua.
laLneu AAAlAke, and sevofAl lNGn MtrN lost.
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Real Estato marke,.
Transactions yesterday at the Exchange

transactions yesterday OF the Exchange cons
prised foreclosure sales By
William Kennedy four story brick tenement on thu
north side OF Ihrth NTH street 2S OF First
avenue WITH lot y5Sps ., $1,000. QIaintnD
~ n " Harnett nyestory double brick tenemunt,
on the south side OF Seventy etreef feet veal
Of second avenue. with lot 25xiO22 for 81 BOO
United states Marshai's sale of property on the
northeast OF Third avenue ana fOoth street wa
adjourned 10 september 80.
Other foreclosure sales announced wero adjourned
number of foreclosure sales san Junced for 10
day
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ALBANY, Sept. 20.-By the falling Of q wall Of
buuiug In Tiyoli Hollow to day Michnel orc OuOI
was crushed 10 death. and John White badly in
lured tuet his life 10 despalred Of
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Indnr-Inp the ncmncrntic Nnminn,inn..

At meeting of the anti-rammauy General
Committee Of the First Assembly District, held NJ II
Park last evening strong resolutions we're unani.
muu-Y adupei fiN ttlr hearty aud undivided rup-
port 10 tAe latOnal and state Democratic tlekets.
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A SAVINGS BANK CLOSED.
SHUTTING THE SAFE DOOR WHILE
THE MONEY rs INSIDE.

rr,.,... xxho h,xe Taken , xyi.c Course-
-. ~, No. a. s..,.,.n,
Resolutions thsi Ie,'t Tue S.orS ~
.as.,ss"s,s.,ass y, a.. tn.,,,,,,ou,
Appo'"'eo-"s'ofS VI '"o
The Bond street Savings Bank, b'uo
street and the Bowery, suspended business ~
iiio YESTERDAY morn'ne' 10 ooeusenoe w Cn,r,
son, o., For n ione lime mat tho bank has
sep'' ~ io' 'o"s ','''s ,t,o ,,l,ndrawal Of
old deposits being three times a. large as '.o
nav deposits rereived In addition 20 this its
- ' - -, i.,roct atm and its
exneps,a nave bcen NEARLY. II not quite, "a heavy
eAp."s' ue'e oee" ., ,,,,l,c confidence In
.avipss ,r.,,,ui,ns u.itnuaircd, and business
active. The Hoard Of Trustees assembled on 'he
a., ,,n, a'', a,,ar "a, rr,settation OF a state
ment Of the banks AFFAIRS, adopted tic follow
,,,..,....,,,. .,,,, rcs,lutiou4:
ING preamble ana Ie7"i"'''' ut ,o.,., -.
Hh,,eas Tn, lcri-.nfi,u q iN7S whilr ocichcai IN
possibie l." he ,acsnc'cs viicu nave occurred dur
~. hs s Ga 3, rco ii ac rsanan Of several Of s
III, MIXERS, I'll. 81 whom nave cen ac we III oirtehns It's
ni,,'a. y, reason ofi mo cslsl,tior above referred
To- pah 9e enc hhgsr men wao sSh we Inv
p,yw'Y u In, .po1, ,i1ti,r Of suri ti,-t,snit
With, ~, ro,,iulc advantage Or tquivacnt OF any
Eird ll' on TIE other hama they ~ icel themselves
csnn,t clearly ascertain ana benz, ,morroyer iu.6
n" tre w. SUI more stfhs' NJ e,s, vi nus u Xxx,
i. . ,1 isst ttn,tr sinil OF ony be- naae
liable /, thrit .vn inGVLiul ac.s hi a,6 10 Their
Ie,tons property nbbc and conduct VI
ethcr.' and ,,., ,
Nhtsos, ITS changc OF locau.n was fomnW.sI nN,a
r. onl M ntaul ,l'Nsv "hv ,','l ' ,,,,d mini
n, f,iiute 81 the rifd Avenue $ Wings BGn.. hat
.vrnt b@in. ta"wcd ~ iertav hdtawbI ~ tera-iia.
ara .ucccoccd m November last and ~ almost
succeeding month Of iic sutpth'ion - ihr SAVINGS
ornfe hi. eite o. the CIV. t,'' one tu'sc events
,.u,lns ilr,h,t mvan,'i Is-g r. "a, o,i u ny
"a - "a mr. ,ent 81 the d, ~ ,s NJ " MIA oy hi.
Ne dnIins the ,atnr pcii1i III" amount d,.
p0ir wise oriJ aG3 O5. 81 or les than - per cent Of
IT. isputitei ma
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The Return of VIM. j. sbarLcy.

Arrangements have been made by the
New York authorities for the return OF william
J. sharkey, the condemned murderer. In the
snip that ia to bring william NJ. Tweed to this
city, III Policii Espana, for several weeks, have
been shadowing Sharkev. and all his mo vetnents
are known To them. lie Is fully aware that Ito
II 10 he returned to the New York Iombs, but
thus far has been unable to escape from Spain.
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BoSrON, Sept 2I,-lhe Democrats Of the Fifth
d. r, M Convention nj LhrlrstoNH ts ait prnot q,
nominated ~ heeI.Maivn iAeharI Rockingham tor
Congress.
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tn. WEEKLY Sun
POSTPAID. TO AST Apnifss THROUGHOUT
mi rNI1kD STATES
80 CAMPAIGN DOCUMfN NJ LIKE IT.
Address lhk SIN. :. y. city.
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Acknowledgements. sept {

NTTFNFu- " FIHEHTTAFs syn "
Sc Soy thla. Hans Liverpool scpt9.
81 knickrrhOr ker ksmplr. Vow orleans days.
- AlUcmaTle. Gibbs l.eNcr, Del.
81 san JaclftO Hazard savannah Sept 10.
IS Atlas. Low. Jgc mel sept T.
p ElcanOra. Johnson, Portland.
IS Morgan CITY Read, New Orleans DAYS.
ship cry OF Montreal Mudgett, London ~ DAYS.
bsrk Conquistatore, Lauro, Rotterdam ~ days.
Bark lufra, Lorenlsen, glasgow IS days.
Enrk Hildeganrd. Pcdcrsnn, London 40 Gays.
BARR Baiesttiuo, Bsiestrino London IS days.
Bark Peruna, CromDie, Singapore l22 days.
Also the usual river and coastwtse vessels.
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Pleasant, wholesome, speedy Three ad.
Tar.
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SataaI N9N..s.


DR. wlug Oci p uny IS 90 uraet.. di,il'' "a -
AM ~ he. o'5 ma Jam luuug f0 t11luU1. hh"lcst
IN a. 5000 10, ana next 100000 Ia hprl le,3, wo
.9i ~, 100000 p.1t eei iu %, irsSns u sept /,
H. MARIINtI~ 90 BaH.Frs, 40 val -, View YORK.
u .Nn
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Ous pncLnac Males Que Qunrt

of medicine such II Qurk's Irish Tea, lio great
bilious remedy Price 20 cens.-Ad0
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MARINE INTEL LIG ENCE.

MINIATURE ALNASAc-r NAY.
sun rises 20 sun scfs..... So Moon sets. a
HiOH NATRR-Tuis DAY.
Sandy Hook 10 % Gov Island. lp A. Hell este ..lc u
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.eeond wsst IN September Freight tss.eas o! pst
s1essl.ts corresponding period last year, tese
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FVT NTUVHUHCK
an.e 'and date, loI PRESIDENT WIN statements Of prn'
tG and ScsHce q HcGhh. Price 30 cenI, s, X. Wells
CO" 137 Broadway, New YoTk.-Adp.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-21

The dcfcct- in ihr old Ftn-uc Truss nre
RENE d,ed ~ rOAEnOf's. fIices -. 1i6 BioIdwsy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-21

Monthly payments taken Tor furniture, car
pete ana bedding at COwperthwRlts l55 aud lb7
Chatham street,-Adp
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DycIug md CIruninr.-Nrv YORK pTeine AMI
Printing t.tsblirhneat, staten i.isuI. Oucea, ~
Duane ~. 7s2 B-4niFa,. 81 an Az. .eN Nurs i68
a.. IDS Ierrrpont 81, BroHkyu. EstaO-ned 81 year,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-21

simply Use Hynti's Life Bnlsam,
the cUnQueror Of rheumatism, Gout. Neuralgia, &C.
Lin
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-21

Rnrturc soon cured Nv rho SIik Elastic
lrss sud oly y E- Tie Truss C.mp AuJ, $50 broad.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-21

Rupture ruredbv Dr. Nai.h'< t-cniinruft
Gears eAutrcucc. Nescy st., Astct LVu.c. No W.
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, For rc.t0ring gray hnirtoits original color
P'RkEEs HAIR B,LsAN has no equal sud uj IN drug.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-21

Monell's Teethin9 Cordial produces calm and
heathful rvpose IN children. Twenty-Five cents ado.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-21

Grutlcmcn'. nr,.s and sec Iis... r.sdy at popular
prices IA pruaaway, Eark Bsus.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-21
Euslncss tlollcts.
A Card.

Card.
TO CITIZENs AND STRANGERS.
KNOWS FALL HAT READY.
at 90 Broadway and under the Flfth Avenue Hotel.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-21

For coids, rheumatism, and malaria the Rus
Adg.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-21

This shows an ad vance Of from II TO 40 cents o
ton Tor lump, steamer, grats and egg coal, aud "A
decline OF from TO M ceutj upon stove and
chestnut.