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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-20

Pleasantly suggestive Oh Inc IoueIOacu sue
translated in her literary youth. that of Hugo
is the despair of poet His colossal mascu-
line types, while they triumph invariably
more or less over the triple anarchy
of religion, society and nature, double up like
houses of cards before the anarchy of their
own sentiments-or, as the writer expresses
it. "of the human heart"
The ocean closes over Gilliatt because he
can not with courage endure the contempla-
ton of a rivals happiness, not because the
nobler part Of his life has been failure.
Jean Vatican dies broken-hesrted, not be-
cause he has failed to redeem himself utterly
from the shadow Of crime and degraded in
stinct under which he was born, but bee .use
he misses the individual filial love which his
own conscience assures him IL not worth the
winning. For Quasimodo there is jus!i6ca-
ton = he is utterly and cruely crushed down
at all points-but for these others there is
none whatever; they fail, despite their inex-
orable will, for want of a higher and solemner
purpose than could ever be consecrsted by
the lips of woman or the embraces of q
child They stalk on the stage like Titans-
they creep off the stage like Liiiputians. They
win our pity in the end, but not the right sort
Of pity. We expect the sacrament of true
tragedy, and it is not given. That one word,
anarchy" which repealed Us at the begin
ming, is whispered again to us at the end
Robert Buchanan, in the Ne,o Quarterly MGga-
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-20

Advertisements in the Want and Rent column in
the BULLETIN, not exceeding ono square. inserted
fsr dity cents each.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-20

Buy your buggy and carriage Of L. T. Maddux
IS Caronaelet street, New Orleans.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-20

Go forth in haste, with bills and paste,
Proclaim to all creation:
The men are wise who advertise
In the present generation.
TErchdnqe.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-20
THE POPE

ALARMING RUMoRs-ILLNEss OF CARDINAL AN
TONELI THE ITALIAN GOVERNMENT
AND A FREE CONCLAvR.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-30

AGNEW-On the morning Of the Goth OF September 1876
Agnew, widow OF the !aJe NlliiAI
iU the SD year Of her age
invited 10 attend the iuncl at
her Late residence. - East Twenty on MONDAY
oct 2, at Il O'Clock.
Boss-At Newuk n j. the 27th inst HenIy D. Boss In
the 34th year Of his age , 90, ,,..,,,,,.- -,
Funeral services his late residence IO WashlngtOhs
Newark on saturday, the 3Oth inst, az o'clock a. m
RpADLFY-Near Castlcon Corners staten Island sept 2
~ Irousy terminating In pneumonia Julia smith aged 9O
Smith Of Rochester
CARMAN-On Friday morning Charles Z. Carman OF this
city.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
nICKIYsoV- william b. at Eureka Col Sept. 1G, 1876,
aged % years MONTH and . days
Chicago, H.. papers please copy.
GARRISON suddenly, Sept % Mary Noye wife Of Cor
bC r%oiIys and friends Of family invited to attend
b mineral seryiccs nj ths University Place PreShJ terrain
Church corner Tenthst (cy. RObL Russell Booth D. Dbl
ON Monday oct ?, at IL o'clock a. m
GIILEY-ht Marblehead Mass, Friday, 29th inst,
FRANKLIN w. Gcy OF MOrrsania, NJ w. In the bist year Of
his =, ,voo,,.-,
Cemetery.
HUNTTNG-At sadison, n. j. Friday Sept 20. Horace l.
Hunting
NoTlce of funeral hereafter.
POLHEMUs-on Thursday morning sept 2s, Jacob Pol
hemns In the 98th year Of his
Rayes and friends invited 10 attend the funeral service
Il his late residence, RCmsenSt Astoria L. L. on SATURDAY
$ pt. SO at o'clock p m.
ST JOHS-At No. l53 Madsonaye at 245 In the morning
of Friday both inst Newton ST. John, late OF Mobile Ala
Notice of funeral hereafter.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-30
IHE PIANO Awards.

UNANIMOUS AWARDS or TuE HIGHEST HoNoRs To
sTEiNwAY q SONS.
The jury on musical instruments of the Cen
tennIa Exhibition have unanimously Endorsed tho YER
diets OF Paris and London, and awarded TO stoinway
Sons OF NewYOrk tho highest hOnOrs In their gft pac
ing them at the head OF all their competitors, az VIII be
seen by the following brief extract from tho Official
report
For greatest concert capacity IN grand ponos as also
bIghsS degres Of sccrEcf IN all their styles 5L= JgrpcS
,0fune puriiy and duration OF tome and eItTd1'dinmy
carrying eapaSiiy trh precision aud dirGbHyo ot nechdH
IAN also uGrei disposition Ot the strings, and construction
and bydciHg Of NE metal ndae.
After this follows minute description and unanimous
Endorsement OF the six principal patented and most
valuable improvements OF Stenway Cons. which nave
caused their Instruments g. DO regarded as The
Standard Pianos Of the World" awarding them " the
highest degree Of excellence In all their styles" No IN
dlyldual explanation or Ingenious torturnG OF words
into different meaning from that intended IL here nee
cssary. The report speaks for tscf aud accords TO
stenway & Sons the first place among piano manu-
facturers.-l Evening Mail
New-York tribune., 1876-09-30
MUSIC.
THoMAss SYMPHONY CONCERTS

THOMAS'S SYMPHONY CONCERTS
The Tenth Season Of the Theodore Thomas
Symphony Concerts Will begin Saturday evening, Oct
IS. Tho dates OF the other Symphony Concerts viii be
Dec q Jan. O. Feb 3, March TO- and April T. The public
reheasas will be given usual the Thursday after
noon preceding each concert Mr. Thomas has deter.
mined to add to his Symphony Concerts this Winter
feature OF the greatest interest and value. This is
small chors OF picked professional singers about so I'm
number. Experience has shown that comparatively
small chorus Of this class 10 much more effective
work than chorus OF nnatoui several times as large
while producing nearly equai volume Of sound. Its
small renders IL much 10 handle, and the re-
suit apt 10 be much homogeneous than In the
"f the larger b5ly. with the assistance OF this
chorus, which hc Btcn - make a permanent append
age to ana co-wOrker ia tie orchestra MIR. Thomas
will be able to give ldanv works composed for chorus
and orchestra which hg difficulty Of obtaining effective
choral assistance has herr tOfOre prevented his producing
These works strictly symph0nc 80 THAT the espccla
character Of the concerts will be preserved ana thclr
standard maintained Tho character OF the subscriptions
changed from last and suDsct hCrs VINO are
drsrOus retaining their old seats do 80 Oy apply
ing ut Stcinway Hall between Ogt. % and ~.
Later IN the BlT ThOmas intonds to gave Sc
ries four concerts at which ho Will produce number
selections the Ring OF the NibeluEgS lie mas
been working hard at them this Summer, ana they VIII
De gwen VITA sOlJs, full chorus and orchestra
New-York tribune., 1876-09-30
GENERAL NOTES.

College and West Point examiners lament the
lack Of thorough training in common school stud
In, that they discover in students presenting them,
selves for admission TO these lnslnons One-iail ei
the Freshman Class at Kenyon College were cOhutOheu
In spelling being admitted this year.
TWENTY-FIVE Apache Indians, formerly be-
longing Of the most savage tribes in Arizona are
now on their way 10 Philadelphia ~ charge of their
agent They intend 10 visit the Centennial ENhlpioh'
aud will AFTER their return doubtless describe "ohuerS
seemingly to their agency friends passing beilci.
On Pennsylvania Day" the attendance at
the Centennial Exhibition was Us follows; Main eAhlp
tion at so cents, 2l7G7S at 20 cents, 337oo toia'
oE1 AGg There were besides ~ 900 exhibitors and at
teudants admitted free The clsn admissions To the
cattle exhibition amounted 10 0,s23. Inonc eGnooi I
tnristc registered 2,iOO persons hour when tue
crowd seeking admission was the largest
On Monday next the new chapel at AndOyer,
Mass will no dedicated. The building is 100 feet long
by SO feet wde with secplo on tho northwest corner
% feet high The walls Of rbble masonry, pointed
with black mortar, having line of red IN It's center the
trimmings being Of light Ohio stone and red sandstone
from Connecticut. The interior design - Gothic a
single uain arch 80 feet high spanning the audience
dyiJed info aayeral smaller =. which are made OF
carved The seats and tth"r w"pi Work are a'o oi
,sh Tho interior T. beautifully OInbm ntcd WIN itl-
gona syIabCls Scripture cNts aud cathedral windows
Gen. Crook was received by all Of its 1,2OO
inhabitants on reaching DygdHopI ~ he Black His,
sent 10. and was uskcd to establish fort for
the .,rotcrt.ou Of The place from the Indians.
He REPLIED that DridCupd was in Gen, Tcrfys
department, but that no would bring their petition
before Gen. Sheridan. In closing his speech
the General generously SAID: "Clhzcns. while you
welcome me aud my personal stan MS the represent
ayes Of the soldiers VINO here encampcd upon the
Wtewood let me ask yOu, when the rank nnd he pass
through here 10 show that you appreciate their adra
lie FTtitnJe I'm hearing the suhengs Of terrible march
almost without n muruur, aud 10 show them tbat lhcy
are not hghtng for Sl3 per month, but Tor the cause
The propsr development OF gold and other mineral
resources, and Of humanity. This exhibition OF your
,ritude need be expensive Lat the private soldier
1e thai he is remembered by people ~ the real de-
fender OF his country
The Civil Rights bill and the golden rule
were enforced by colored al Pittsburgh this week
In crowded street car day negro occupied asat,
and white man was standing near 6y AT certain
corner white woman entered, and passed down tho
aisle no Offering her seat until she reached inc
negro and his white nclghbor, when the latter informed
the colored man that the lady would doubtless thank
him II he would give up his seat to her. The seat uuer
New-York tribune., 1876-09-30
THE TRIBUNES GUIDE TO TIE EXHE
BITION.

From The Springfield (Mds,l Union.
A real convenience and help to Centennial
visitors Is THE NEwlORK TRIBUNE " Gulde 70 ne TX
much valuable Information about what there ~ to see
aud the best way Of seeing It, The pamphlet inade n
Of letters of Bayard TAYLOR j. g. Htssard, Mrs K H.
DAVIS and others, wcknOwn wfttcrs and the placing
of these letters together in Extra No 30 Is real .f
vice 10 All Centennial visitors who want 10 make the
most and bes OF their time. Detailed schcmes are given
of three days and niue DAYS visit, aud Win those
schemes as "A guide much can be done IN either
long or n short visit than could be accomplished ny LOOK
ing about at random In worlds fair, as the exhibition
reay H. there IL much that most people 40 not chte 10
see and to know how avoid the and lind the other
Is decided advantage.
From The Elnird IN " Adpe'tissr.
TuE TRIgUNL issues a guide to the Exhibi-
ton which Il the best In the market II made up OF
articles from that newspaper by some OF the best ana
hest known writers Of the day Wlih IT, one l. sure cf
seeing everything that he wants 70 SEQ and all that Is
worthy Uf being seen
New-York tribune., 1876-09-30
pASSENG Frs IRRLHED

FROM BREMEN-In steamship Oder Sept 29.-B, Her.
zog r. A. Booker wife, child and servant Miss Harkord g.
T. SChunemaun and Mrs Louise HicbeT Major Golz
and wife Chas Getting A. Bum, Mrs. MaTguartt and
daughter Hr and Mrs Charles Meyer and chill Mrs j.
Frdhansn and child Th9O Hampe, John VOge Otto Frank,
Rud Frank. f. j. otop Louis ETegnd and we ss Fanny
Cello b. Kerlc. Marie BOste +. w. Martens ritz
Martens aud brother Adelne Wenmann, o. ZaGharae
Ceorge per Louis Wufgam, FT1etk Mayer A. Hofnann,
Mr., Auna KirChhOH Miss Anua DunEhaso +. Grum acher
Mr.. g. Lod.mann and chd MISC Dorothoa Otter = AZ.
" Boyer, Mr.. aud Mis- j. Christ anu child,
H. Katie &. II. Hens, II. kirchhof tr. Dr. Lncke and
Chd MIR. ard Mr. g. MeYerhon and chI A. r. VIII jon
wi terra Carolina WieeIs MISS Anna Fuchs Mrs Iaty
Fuchs VIM. sChaefcr Cad IIofmann. i. Erup., H,. r..
IIOCuhauseu and child Miss Paulna Payeken, Mrs anna
Scheler Ass Emile Aerge Nr aud Mrs Carl IauanSteln
ana chiG Irs. e. Laueus'rn. Robert Graner itemmann
-. GT I. lltt!e, Mr. AMI Mrs oscar
Kunath Miss Cat. svh. Mr4. Emma VOigt Mrs Emma
pirBes and Chi y. farce Mr. AMI Mrs John h. - OK
U.s. COfdes ,va ill., Il. Blasburg Carl Claren
blch. ANN SJ.nmor, LuI I.Olr
New-York tribune., 1876-09-30

a.. nossessor. Already the taste Tor such DIS
.lovs of massed color is ON the decline IN
Tngland. Here it is just developing.
Vet even though there is no special charm
&c memory associated with this form of deco
rative gardening, it is well worth the seeing
1vbon as handsomely done as it is on the Centen-
mol grounds. Our correspondence glVcs some
snta;ls Of this feature of the show. Most people
;n,agine that it is a very costly business 10
ming together such quantities OF iiowers OF
saTage. ali afforling definite tints and display
;n, the cOlors simultaneously. The tact Is that
the plants themselves are not expensive ana
tLo chief cost of this form of gardening Is In
tle labor REQUIRED to keep the beds IN order
and to dig out one set OF plants and replace 'nen
by another as the season advances ~ Is I"
nroftable business, no doubt, to the horiS'S
who supply both tae plants and the lapoiers
Rut unless tho owner of the garden taxes hoio
of the hoe himself it win not profit him with
overcise and pleasant thoughts, as would the
care of a few OId-flshiOned flowers.
let nobody suppose that this is not the sea-
soo for remarks on this subject The Fan Is
the season for work in a garden, II It rs
20 he beautiful in the Spring. Those OF
our readers who have tried it need not
he told of the abundance with which
sucb brief toll rewards the workman
Two or three dollars worth of Towering bulbs
and a few hours labor with hoe or trowel dur
ing the coming month, win carpet the garden
and the courtyard next Spring with colors as
bTigbt az those on the Centennial grounds, and
fIl tbe air with the hyacinth's sweetest per-
fQme.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-30
5uerial Notlces.

A meeting TO ratIGy the nominations Of HAYES and
WHEELER will be held by the Boys In Blue of the lSs ni
New York and BROOKLYN at Cooper Institute on TUESDAN
Oct B. al D. IN MajOr.Gen. JOHN A DIX eNGoyernOr OF
he state OF NowYOk aud Chairman OF tue Union veterans
National Committee will address the members Of the orgala
lion An Companies Of Boys In Blue denrols OF paruCpa
lug In the demonstration requested 10 reDtal tr hea
OF Department OF New Ork Fitth Avenue oeL
between aud D. m from this date Until the evening Oi Tie
meeting. LHAltlhs N; SINh S,lN'a,,,. ilaaa,
SIDNEY DEKAT, secretary.
Bnstiett,s New Lamps Tor STREETS, GROUNDS, and
BUILDINGS All styles and prices, from 80 upward
burning ,.. r..,. 80, o,,
Also al STYLES and sizes OF LAMPPOSIS BNhN4shS
PEISMATfC REFLECTORS, &c. Bl0 BTosdWay, tn store
above IIOustOn-st, New.Nork. -
Not being willing sell brass at any price and wishing
to meet the disposition for cheapnoss which leads so many 10
lose ther money In buying poisonous brass tTash osf
made nv machinery with trinng cost for the labor OF
nearly AZ the cust ol tHs which Always sO az
rnat m iOO or 500 per F. j. NASH, fSl btoau"hy uP
stsirs opposite A. 4. StewaTt's ----------
r,e a., mmi,tee appointed by the Republican central CON-
ine " ,h,i,' ~ York will receive applications iCr
atnraIaiiOn nj No 25 CdambersL, basement uhth v r
next. Tickets can be obtalnru from 'ho oi"'0'' " Wv
ent Assembly, DiSu' III ARIES 4 SPENCER, Chairman.
EDWARD VERT 'IEINEh
LANES MCAFEE
JOSEPH RHEINBOLDT,
WILLIAM j. FRITZ
JOHN II. DOWLEY, ~.
FRANCIS 5. RESCH, Committee
New-York tribune., 1876-09-30
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
fFor s,b,r shin Ners Sc. FIN Pag:.l

tFor 9iher shin Hers see FIN P1J,.l
ARRIVED.
Ship Cornelius Grnnel BOTland, London Aug. H. with
fndse. GrinGen Mia urn IL co.
Blrk stoohan Sor Iortensen. TraIoe sc days in bal.
last.
Bark Pelis (Aust, GuiranOvlch, Amsterdam Aug in
ballast
BARK Art. Morena, Belfast Ireland so days. in
ballast
Bark Constante iug Ivancich Hull 46 days, in ballast
MIND-Sunset moderate w.; cl ar
MISCELLANEOUS.
Bark Beatrice liIr Bowly, from London which arrived
2jh at Sandy Hook was towed to the city p
2gth.
QUEBEC Sept 2The leak the bottom OF the steamship
been found and stopped by divers She VIII pro
badly able sail without dsChai ging her cargo Ths
steamship Lang shaw not wrecGe - Vas reported Sho
got on uninured.
SPOKEN.
July TO- lat 80 30 g. lon 20 SO E ship Carots hagnus
OBI, from Manila Tor London.
sept "a lat SO Is lon - IO brig Crista c. COlsOn,
Boston Tor POTt-au-Prluce.
DISASTERS.
BosToS Sept 29-Thr schr, V. Cole, at this port
from New.YOrE report, speaking the scr IL Couhce
u 18TH, Bangor for PJyideaoe IN tow
OF pilot boat The COunCe submerged, the rail being
with the water.
FOREIGN PORTS.
HALIFAX. ~. -, sept 29.-ArrYed, steamship angina,
IRON London. .- a.. ,r, -
from Liverpool
New-York tribune., 1876-09-30

such circumstances, Of surrendered. At
few blocks distant tho lady left the and before the
very OF the negro who had addressed him
In the iadys behalf took the vacant seat laugh went
through the Presently large African woman kot
colJred knsnan his opportunity AMI bending over,
said 20 The white gentleman: "Sir, VIII you be g0n
enough TO obge this lady with seatp Passengers bit
their lips. locked out OF the windows and up at tine hel
rope, while the wc man on red his scat 10 Tie cOiOred
New-York tribune., 1876-09-30
IT.. Cou,.rr,,, Awards " Foolish Bornba st..

There is positively gouhd whatever for the ridiculous
and contradictory CLAIMS put forth by Of the Sewing
Machine companios that their parar machines have 70
cgyed higher hOnOrs others The awards all OF the
came grade eKh1t is pronounced best Of It's class
The Judges reports yet published VIII give the special
merits OF exhibit The WILCOX Gibbs New Automatic
Machine has taken all the hon1rs obtanlOle.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-30
nIPPTED.

nEFpF-FARIF-On THURSDAY, sept. 2S at Grace Church
WrstdcId r. j. Gy the RI Row John scarborough, ID. d..
bishop of Sewsey assisted by the Rev steven Parker
Ehie daughter oi Rev. W. r. EaTe To JOhh '" betDe bOth
Of Westneld No cards
VERMIYF-VAN HOEVENBERG-On Wednesday, Sept
III 1875 AZ the residence The brides parents by the Rev
Harrison Heermance Theodore G: Nermlye Jr OF rev.
Brighton L. and Jane C., second daughter 0I-Dr James
%. Van HOeyenberg OF kingston n. Y. No cards.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-30
CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION,

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 29.-The highest
award which the Centennial Commission could confer
has been bestowed upon the Johnston Harvester Com
pany of Broekport N. u, on each and every machine
exhibited by them. This Ia the only award made on
compete exhibit and IL the grand sweepstakes premium
Of the Centennial on reaping and moving machines
New-York tribune., 1876-09-30
MIDNIGHT WEA1HBR REPORT.
GOVERNMENT PROBABILITIES.

For New-Engiand, incrpasing south and east
winds, warmer, cloudy and partly rainy weather. with
falling barometer
For ne Middle Atlantic States, decreasing co1tdneSs,
southeast 10 sonirest iEdS stationary higher tep,
peIdires, faiiin0 fOiioCed Ly rsstHg barometer, wM
colder nOrLt-WeSt tyiHdS.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-30

The dangerous Darrhea Of Consumption may be promptly
checked by PARREKs Il. .ER TOSIC. We haze seen BAD
cl,s which batrd the skill OF prominent physiCLlu Tor
MANY week by small doses Ot this remedy
day. IL does not C0nstpdte the DO"es
sold by all druggists.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-30
TIE PIANO AWARD At TIE CENTENNIAL.
TIE FIRST MEDAL AND REPORT AWARDED IC
DECKER BROTHERS.

DECKER BROTIiEBS
IConnsunioatedl
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 29.-Wo take pleasure
in announcing that the celebrated Now-York manu-
facturcrs Of pianos Mcsss Decker Brothers have OBJ
tanned the first medal and highly commendalory re-
mort for the excellence OF their instruments
by unanimous re solutions Of the jury
Referring TO the announcement Of other manufacturers
that they have obtained prizes over all competitors, we
desire 10 inform the public that there was but one award
for the highest order OF excellence. This has been
awarded 10 Messrs. Decker Bros
New-York tribune., 1876-09-30

The man who wins q Centennial prize and
don't advertise IL is bad the man who buys a
$4,000 oil painting aud th0n presents it to blind asy
lun.-L n. Y. Commercial Advertiser
New-York tribune., 1876-09-30

Cnyuuu Water. nltRres great remedy for Dyspepsia
RhsuInai.m LAYER Kidney Diseases, etc 4 pamphlet
given away at DTNANs, Astor House. tells All about II
New-York tribune., 1876-09-30

Mr. Zebulon B. Vance is clearly entitled to an ac-
quttal on the charge that be recently said that the
brave Southern heroes who dipped their hands in
Union blood arc for Reform and 1ilden.' lie
did use the words. but only in quotation from the
speech of Northern Republican. The peryersion
Of them by Republican newspaper was discrodita-
bic, and we regret having been misled by it.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-30

good And then. you see. suc6 misfortune s always
great for one knows whab kind Of husband ono Ins
lost but cannot tell what ndDf mau one viii find to
succeed him"
New-York tribune., 1876-09-30

To get rid of Fever and Ague Intermittent or Re-
mittsnt Fever Dr. D. JAMES AGUE MIXTURE standard
remedy that acts quickly aad thoroughly sod every
yXhe
New-York tribune., 1876-09-30

az sympathize sincerely with your grief
Iose such husband Us yours" All, yes, ho was very
New-York tribune., 1876-09-30
Gperial Nolirss.

Gperial NoIiree.
Horkr, Fan STYLES Dress Felt Hats ready at popu
lar UriCc- 2l4 Broadway, paIk Bank bmltihG
Patents, TIadeinariIs, So.,
sec,,r,d An the Uned States AMI ioreTn countries by
ARTHUR Y. BGlESENS PAIttNI ADHNC-'
25S Broadway, ROW YORK.
Best references send for book o. nstlHcaonS
D. oace Notice.-The FOREIGN MAILS for ibe week
en' SATU RDAY sept. 80 1875 VIII close ~ ths w oBcs
m Az at n A. M. Europe per steamship Me'oh-
on i va ouceistowni WEDN ESDAi o. " mr. LOT bg'
% nrr steamship SCythia, via queenstown na ~ ~
DtS at 80 m. for Europe per stS'siR az
lbcrb0ucg aud Hamburg on SaiOhpat u -
iso ~ Tor EUTuie per steamship City OF Richmond va
6,Ssnstowu teuTrespOndonoe for ScoNa oeimaiy; ~na
e 20 he ferNurel this steamer n DC specially az
rsscns ana AZ Il:3O for Germany, sweeh Denmnr
Rhcin, via southampton ano
PILcm Sna 1880 for scotland direct pei drt r,
,,ia Va GasRoy and IL IL for france llLeos Roe
.c,mI .c,, - Gern,an Tho steamships WISCONSIN,
sia and CITY Ot Riobmond viii not taks msls t1I , IN.
M Sysden ana Norway The mails for the " ~
wa srmnda and So Thomas wiz leaye ~ Sa 79ss Tt
WA ',s f,r China &c. Will leave san ElAnosoo Oe@ =
The mails i"i A~''~ ' 4. l. JAMES 7. h-
New-York tribune., 1876-09-30
TRfbuNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
Morning. Noon. Night
GiIII'I.'.3...'#5.I#..III..I.IIII.1IIIIIl1II I'I.'...' III !.
.....l...1..II.I=II.I..I..l..!I.II.II.I]IIIIIII III. =I.......!.

variations In this
mni The central lEol al line mafks inches
tn-
uiIctted by
will FOL
OF
while
lBor points a. unnstakably 10 pleasant weatherl
The continuous fall Of the Of pressure yesterday
Ia not indicative of good weather. although the storm
which has been evidently though slowly approaching,
may have spent most OF its force elsewhere There
little change in temperature humidity These condi
tions point to marked diff renee between yesterdays
weathec and that OF to-day.
For this city and vicinity partially cloudy weather
with perhaps trifing spurts OF rain be expected
70 follow n clear morning. No very heavy storm Is
Likely TO be at hand to-day or tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-30
REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.
STATE OF NEW.YORK.

REPGBLICAN CAMPAIGN. ls7C.
HRA DQl. \ -,Ts.sS REPUBLICAN, STATE COMMITTEE,
FIFTH AVENUE HprEL. GEW-YORK
SAT0RDAY. Seps 80. - -.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-30
DIED.

Al Notices of Marriages must be indorsed NTH fNH
name and address.