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New-York tribune., 1877-08-09
WASHINGTON.
THE REMOVAL OF WRECKS.

THE REMOVAL OF WRECKS.
50 FUNDS FOR CLEARING AWAY THE RUsLAND-
SHALL FUNDS FOR sUCU PURPOSES DE SIT APART.
iEY TELEGRAPH TO TIE rRBUSE.l
WASHINGTON. Aug S.-Assstant-Secretary Nc
Cormick wrote n letter to-day TO A. J.
Drexel and Joseph Seigman of New-York. in
response to one from them complaining that
no steps had been taken by the purchasers 10
remove the wreck Of the steamer Rusland from
Long Branch y. J. The letter of these gentlemen
had been referred to the War Department for such
action ~ might be deemed proper in the premises.
Secretary Mccormick in his reply says ." have
now 70 inform you that the Secretary Of War has
transmitted To this Department the report Of the
Chief Of Engineers upon the subject and q copy OF
letter from the Department of Justice dated Jan
nary /, 1915, from which it appears that the Is
not one which warrants the institution Of legal
proceedings against the owners Of the Rus
land. and that there are no funds at the dis
posal OF the Office of the Chief of Engineers
from which the expense Of the removal Of the yes
sci could be borne ~ connection with the writing
Of this letter II stated at the Treasury Depart
ment to-day that if there vas a fund forthe removal
of the debris Of wrecks, il would be Of great adyan
tage 20 commerce. II sometimes happens that
wrecks may be in a channel much frequented by
vessels, and unless Immediately removed would sub
icct shipping 10 much danger from damage and de-
lay. IL was suggested that Congress should appro-
pirate small sum for this purpose that the mo-
ment wreck Is reported the proper officer could be
directed - sec To its immediate removal, thing
which cannot be done under existing statutes.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-09
wATERNG-PLACE NOTES.

A large number Of Bostonians have just paid
visit TO the quaint old seaport town Of Eastport Aa
Among lovers Of fishing and boating this place ranks
high.
famous Badbead Gifts, York, Ne, are Daniel O. Roi-
lns. Mr.. Thomas Harland. the Misses MeFarland and
Miss A. L. Cantrel OF NewYork
Mount Mansfield. VT, is honored by more people from
New York than from any other place.
There about 900 guests at the Greenbrier
White Sulphur Springs Gov Matthews Of West Virginia
arrived there Monday with his stan Gov. Wade Hamp
ton of South Carolina Il expected to-day. The lat Vir
gnia Re- eyment from Richmond viii encamp there tho
lith inst. The ball for tho benefit ~ the Lee MOnu
ment Association viii take place on The 18th.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-09
GOVERNMENT NOTE PRINTING.
TIE BANK NOTE COMP sNIEs CLAIM THEY CAN DO
ALL THIS CLASS OF WORK CHEAPER.
Icy rEIEGRAPH 10 .ng rRIDUNE.I

WASHINGTON, Aug. S.--'The act providing
for th expenses OF the Bureau Of Engraving and Print
ins requires that The work f1al be performed at the
Treasury Department II il Do done ~ cheaply per
fty and SAFELY esewherc. To enable the Secretary
Of the Treasury determine this he has decided To IN
va proposals FOR plate impressions upon all United
states and national bank notes leaving the ress OF the
work Ia the preparation such notes De done IL the
Engraving Printing Bureau. Representatives, Of The
NeYogk DanF-note engraving companies have recently
been IN Washington trying to induce the secretary of
rne Treasury reconsider his determination to nave the
Revenue stamps printed in the Treasury Department.
They heir ability 10 do me work rs cheapy as
can I've done by the Government II not more economca
IT, aud claim hat IN rhe Government estimates some
item " expense must have been omitted They nave
ked tht Secretary Cf the Treasury 20 furnish thc Win
statement Of rhc different items OF expense involved u
printing Internal Revenue stamps IN order that 10 may
lie examined By Cheir experts aud any mistakes IN IL
30 ointcd out.
The Bank Note Companies insist there ~ no class ot
work uDan the United States securities Leracnier Or
National Bank notes upon tne Revenue stamps. Whicl
they cannot 10 cheaper than &c cau DE done Dy me tON
ernmcut They point % the report Of every nve'lS@-
made by Congress and also "a the report o thc
Treasury Committee appointed by Secretary SAerLa' 10
sustain tnril IN this position.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-09
NOW TuIs NAN OUGHT TO HAVE A CONSULATE
ANYMAI

From Tie F5g York arastfC E1L
Mr. Fvarts Ia the best equipped Secretary
Of state ve ever bad-ve mean The secretary
whose 0cguiremeuts experience and training most
especls'v rtted him for the discharge or his del
ica.e ara dficu.. duties, and not. OF course thai
the successor VI Jefferson, Webster and Marcy lr
tons with spain and Mexico, hr. Evarts bds beeu
especially feiictOus-meCtiug every dhcuity promptly
end boldly maintaining rights with spirit, defeating
every false claim by exposing u and defending out Jass
claims by uLanswerahe arguments. ODtaning az tnat
las 1erl demanded aud avoiding all serious tlouDc Dy
removing tie possible CAUSES thereof OR dlpiOnhcy
has been bOlder more ehectua than a- e@c-
pi1ed orr recent dealings with spain and heNcQ u
has made 0 Tag respected by spanish cruisers, and has
done % protect our Texas frontier than dozen
pigments could have effected under less sasacious ana
determined p0lcy.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-09
sPEAKING UP sHAEP FOR CORNELL-

There have been 50 many explanations given
from first 10 last Of the Presidents order. rud Whht
was meant by TO- thar at loss 20 KNOW eNactF
what - does mean. Possibly Mr. Cornell j. IN slh ar
prrdicament Inc ErenHG POST seems o understand IT,,
hut unfortunately it is nor given 20 nanhnd -thtIay
g. enjoy Jhe nLlbity Of The Post or tO DO qute -
good qs ID is SIR Cornell may he doing very wicked
thing 90 hold 20 the naval Oihce and tie committee
snip zoos suspect Jnat so long rs ne dstAafses
fI s al his federal Office with fidelity that about
nj re aduniarration Will % know about him. Mr..
Cornell s pursuing very manly dud honorable course
Certain u his Republican fellow citizens delegated Lin
f0 -.Ir sent them boz pOrtaHJ OrCau1duou o.! The
marty Mr. Cornell chooses t. act as tuclc representa-
I'VE until b- Is houOraby relieved hY them In view OF
te regurrnens 0 Tie Presidents order 10 Is possible
ft f -. next state convention De may De SD relieved
br w the meantime hc viii continue to act tor them
WhlI. fufluc with the most perfect fidelity al the
ru-.s committed 90 him by tile Government.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-09
COZ. FoRNEYs FERv1D DEFENsE OF MATTHEWss
EI-LEAL.

The RcuubGcan party Is either the party or
1sf- r , rl-tr M all. When 70 ceases 90 srmpdiAso
With the tocr 10 defend h.n 20 advance his interests
s,iaI. tgl uuIcserved oppression, 10 viii dle the
S4t6 AZ traitor and dog II VIII figure ~ subsequent
An-crir.n history ls Benedict Arnold ngured I'D the
-oci. f le Revolution after he agreed 70 sell West
TD,n f,r British hou0rs and British gold Least OF an
con +r. rr1lrau rarfv afford Detray the conquerlns
ior. rl a sweet voices and matcnlc-s ncrolsm made
IN "A now i the laud and converted INTO p!ar or
cies g s,, ana a piar of fire 10y u-lt through the
ore+esf rs and trials that forced mighty nation
T. ruu tae dreadful gauntlet oi iron and blood Ne e
forced o resort h. theso urgent appeals by tle weak
wild and wicked comments evoked by the platform de-
HDerateIy properly. prudently. hUuancly ana justly
adopte1 bt tbe Ohio Republican State Convention.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-09
-. -. NJ - ~ 70 REMENDER

We seem % remember reading lately that
tNe pub c-p-ted culturedeared citizens Of the Inero-
Oils were about Greet superb temple 0 music lof ths
nse aud ol,,Dl-ion of Theodore Thomas II We not
greatly lrf ~ he way TIE TRIBUNE contained, IN add
ton Do t, IN aud detailed account in letter press raw
fishing f f tle temple. OverfiDwi1g with all Tie modern
Improvements and rranements known TO architects and
pred bv musical leaders. But Mr Thomas correct us
IL usk.- d Dru that be knows nothing about a2y tenn
pie OF music Or Theodore Thomas, that is or Is 10 De- IN
New-Yars Cy lie Aa5 SHAKEN the dust Ol tle migrate
fu Island fr0-c h- feet and gone West. The West has
given Au hearty rece ptOn, and % the West ne has
Transferred bis nh ctiOus Ihe plan OF That temple ought
20 De- toswlrded without delay 10 Chicago, or cincinnati
OF e. Louis. Or KHA8kee.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-09
POOR STANLEY.

IF Senator Stanley Matthews Of Ohio is cor
rectly reported lc n more in need Of gentle discipline
IN is +rl" in al its length. and breadth, and al
suIdtv h9 sooner ne ns his seat n the senate the
better for himself aud the party and the country Inc
Tanulirrn Party has been known the hard-mOney
party hus lar IN It's history and It is not likely 10 be
arvrrg else. Bur 81 Matthews ls more hopeless ana
6cln,ess ipgatoG.-t than Bill Allen or Tom Hendricks
ever dreamed VI being ther widest moments We DC
gin % hc ve that the people who nave been poHnE hn
a. Nr Matthews So uecccssy have been altogether too
leuleuf uitl him.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-09
Tmenty Years a sufferer.


Dr. r =. PlEh'B :. =
Dear sr-Twentv years was shipTreckef on NJ AZ
ie cold and cauird arg sJhce-s
when Kept continually dl.glarZlrg. ~.
ter spending hundreds dollars. with benefit per-
sualod 10 Try your GOLDEN MEDICAL D-cCyrY AID IN
less than three months after taxing the rt bottle an
completely cured. and f0r tho rrsi tme
IN years put my left heel - tie ground sir.
yours respectfully, WILLIS hlph+ 50
81 Jefsrsou-.i. bg1ao, =. I.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-09

Glasgow worthy who had got into scrape
was sent Tor period to jail. and was asked after is
leaari as % how he had " got on" % Weei 4uobh ne
ye SET. body Gamma hae every thing TINS he aud
~ 40 gaun 70 misca' the piacenO NE. For "a tne Lme
s Sas there-iust iva months nate, hy-Lie-Dye-l wss
~fsi proteelut r1e tile wiles o. wicket Warl outside
"~1s ~ bread aye - me, An ~ water suIe-
New-York tribune., 1877-08-09

4 peripatetic quack applied TO a village
mayor France t0 Obtain permission FOR the public sle
OF hi elixir Il can 10 no harm the people who take
it can % anxOusly inquired the ma adjusting as
spectacles. Nothing M 10 hut moasses hcorice aud
water. That's right Here's your permit"
New-York tribune., 1877-08-09

plies can be sent 70 them at mucn less expense anu
where they will be more accessible In case OF an OuI
break
A REVIEW OF TIE SAILORS.
The United States vessels of war Plymouth,
swaaTa and Huron, anchored ot the Navy YARD ID
in hs city have been ordered back 20 Fortress Monroe
and will sail Thursday Friday Of this week During
their presence here sailors board these vessels
have daily been drilled infantry soldiers and have be-
very proficient In order 70 show the President and
his Cabinet what had been accomplished IN this lino'
review Of the sailors given at the Navy Yard TINS
afternoon. Besides the President and his family there were
also present all the members OF the Cabinet now In the
city, Assistant Secretary Steward representnSitno riate
Department prominent officers OF the Army and Navy
and some other distinguished gentlemen. Six companies
line and made very credable display OF their
knowledge Of military manmuyres. After the review
tho President and those who accompanied MIN Vsltcu
the Swatara and also the monitors, three or Wc are
lying OF the Navy Yard This evening an e2nlnltioh
Of signalling gwen at tho scott station, on tue
Soldiers Home grounds
New-York tribune., 1877-08-09

Miss Mack Lockport; Mrs George Howard, Bufaioi 4
r Crandail Brooklyn; Geo. Miller and wife, Mrs ". J.
SUIT, J. W. Thompson, Jersey City Mrs Henry James.
Miss Hunting, c. J. James, q. c. Burrows. baltimore;
James McMsnus, Hartford; Mrs Cutting aud family, 4
II Turner and WIFE, Boston, and thRey. George zabris
ke Gray from Cambridge, Mass
New-York tribune., 1877-08-09
Mr. wATTERsoy's Wall ABOUT THAT BOLT.

Let those Democrats amongst us VINO grdm-
- h., I'D nothing Who laughed at the new movement
AM rrlr rt at tie committee for doing ITS duty blame
Cnv themselves for the defeat obtained on account o
s,,r v .,e eau II was Not exclusively our u5ht' All
fb9 vs Gd was dictated boy clear sense OF duy' Al.
1,,,, ir t1s Thought that we omitted no part OF
to uf ut NET the assaults ~ an open. declared ana
igon enemy they deserved TO be met foot 10 loot
rl l.fr rn lt going down with our Tag waving hhoEe
s whilst traitors and towards skuSed, Ike doss 70 the
New-York tribune., 1877-08-09
5petial Notltes.


very expression, bur think thar armed %
sesh preserve them ripe old decidedly
APPROPRIATE De done 10y keeping yourself supplied
o. tat sp,onfli deut,rcc Fragrant SuL DON'T,
which viii Dc4uy the teeth and preserve them from no
rayagrs decay. contains acids gritty sub
which ure The ename but Is composed ~ rare and
antiseprc herbs which have hrel eaect on the Hlolo
nc.uOnv nf fln nLnatM Sold Mn ar-L.E.i..
New-York tribune., 1877-08-09
W Conrt OF Arbitration.


Hon. ENDCH /. FANCHEh. Arbitrator.
Chamber Commerce b3 William 81 sud a. the Orce e
Arbitrator ~ BROADWAY Tor The hearing and pumps
settlement N conuOverse- disputes ard matters " ffer
arising among merchants. -hipAisisfs aud others
m prir.lcgss ~ Las curt codnd D. LAM buf us
J<nerai public thar c'r1 a. ss'lfrffS
Blank Tor The subrss0n o CAUSES 4nt other lfDne
0n may DEE obtained gratis on application 20 tie clerk 90 he
rooms of Tie Chamber
Keep Patent partly DRESS SHIRTS. the very
best for 3D. 30 finished easily Aenlg hand
kerchieL 623 brlal"sy.
Nervous EXhnu-tiOu-A medical comprising sfes
of lectures delivered kahus lselu ~ Anatomy Vow
ana cure of premature decne showing
dsrufY Low lost heah may Dee sgNufs ai1rdrgt clear
svOpzis of the mpeent % marriage and the treatment 4
nervous debility. uring result Of -
pSrence. 20 Address the author Dr. l. :.
KAHN Office and rcsl:euce, 81 r. lOth.s-, \. =.
Pest.sDcirc sotise.- foreign tho snclnx
SATURDAY. August ~. 1871 vii eoso a r1ls oaioe
WEDNESDAY 100 D. Tor huFOpe by steamship Both.
Nanicd this must be specially Addressed
900 reset Ny steamship Parere, I4vro
Til rDAA, 40 ZOO ul, for Europe Dr. steamship ~
der via Plymouth, CllroJurg AID h.alurg NAfI r
DAf.at tuo D. N, Tor Europe oy steamship Cy 0f Berhn
via Queenstown Correspondence or Germany Scotland 4at
North 0f ireland tO D., forwarded bY so.mshp
specially atteessd. and 400
OF ireland OY steamship BOLIVIA Movie ami glasgow
1880 Europe 1tr3rs-u
Bremen. The steamships 80thnia City 0f
malls lss8u, y. p wi leave New August H. Tho
mas fOr Kingston. ia. viii leave .eg August T. lR-
nas f1r Australia ETC. viii francco august ~.
The mas Tor China and japan VIE leave ssa Eeaaosco
August u.
Vow YsrE. August = 1877. T. L. JAMES. Pos,uasser.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-09
LATEST sBIP.SEBS
fFor other shin ysios see Thirs Page.
ARRIVED.


ARRIVED.
steamship Astaro Br Hunter no Jsnero with coffee 20
s5aamship california Brl Campbell, Gls-gO" with ma.N
BARK ela Gaiatoa I,a) scoto, Hull. With chalk to
'lH''' '-@'' DOMESTIC PORTS.
CHARLESTON Aug a-Arrivef r Survey steamship Gef.
ney Key west or washinston' 'hp Marha Bowkcr Liver
Gartis. dT1ent ,ad j. Ficaro ioya Baltimore
PIiAPkLrhi "a aug. & ,nps "lss1a;
r. willing Her Baltimore sehrs D and r. Kelly I'D.
Boston Ohas Lawrence. clayton, Providence T. 9.
Hickman. Herring, savannah; " :. Doughton. Johnson.
B. VI Edridsc Dodd Levs- Delaware. ciearei-.tslmeri
tmore schrs r. X Vaughn. smith. saeo. Tracey crax-
Benton Miller, Petersburg, Va. Sowsi Feunnore Bog
WuangGros. \. c.. Aug s.-Bark Kroumercn;4 (Gerl
VINEYARD HAVEN Aug s-Arriyed Bark Euqene lof Por,
land) Hoyt Bonafe Tor orders schr, Ad.ie Irlesiel
~ ~ rocte % H,nc P,g,,nt @ fr A. pc,tsns f9rt I,nrh
81 Kills for orec- alter ~ Pamer .apet souta Anb9y
Brighton a. fia1ae. Mazre North rsbdr1 ior Poranc
JIE ProIio8Se or ssar.idr, onTa IcgS ,of
NcwY or rarry Not church. Gardiner for do Island he,
cHa1lssain. cil1l '2r bs. bas'1ST iof Faaspaa r A.
s'5 oeSport, ' NJ, toS Jaessegse, o'osief R fere
IhoHas K pii.bary Arrived .ih schr. Priscilla scribuer
Eierman and Mary Price Fhade r1a for 80 ,gn lnoasS
for oNle' Mlss; American Eagle. NeVgye Do. for Ned
N5eie 7rnS,sn II IeaEaifr and n Corsdn Pri.sils
scribner Thomas norleu Amer Elge ano Nary Prce
80 blythe Fred sgrue % Nuey ARD Raven
boston Mass, Aug s-Arrve steamship Neptune, Berry.
York; Maud Potter
Wolf Point Nelie T. SAWYER. Grtche. East
HarbOr. Hunter. Mary r. smith, cau, and J.
O. G wshart Mason, Phlllepha sarah tatag , nH P2rt
Johnson Cleared steamships Roman crowei Phise pta
Whitney Islrtt NeW Nofa lrlrn Ann Elizabeth sur-
CESS sierra Leone shasta, BRAY lud Ies1 Rhyna' Adans
Brunswick Ga. itirsugg coleman, iirlp pnirs
James A. Parsons. Su krnnCb ~ load Tor NlungtOiA
y e.. sailed, stcamshius lstrian ana Roman.
GALVESTON Tex Aug. ARRIVED bark ffk Ana Mfhane,
Wnitesiie Liverpool Cleared. steamship CITY VI AntoH>
Pennington, New-l Ork.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON Aug Q-salied. Aug = oxford FOR ScN orleans
PORT DhIHDl.-IE. ont. -.-IIe h. fftrrS
laden with lumber w8terOggi miles 0r LIS
port las been toWed back % uhll al
CORRECTION.
The reported arrival - bark Scui Lnfc from Porto Cab
ellO. IA vest. rllv's Dautr Wgs premature.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-09
WHY IT WAS FOUND N EOKOMO.
IL

The poem Of " LeOnainle,' which has been
discovered in tho classic of KOkomo in Indiana "a
name derived obviously the lrOquols eqWy1lent of
tle LATIN for cucumber exciting some interest from
ir et that authorship has been ATTRIBUTED 10 Edgar
New-York tribune., 1877-08-09
CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL
-. ---.------..- u...Iun.I.r. Am = I =

Immigraton agents from the state OF leXas
report very satisfactory success n securing cooNs''
in the vicinity Of WilIesblrre' PENN Fatefsol' - -
an, pre,lo \ y Those who contemplate emigrating
10 1v,s ara mostly Protestant farmers with few ae
eb,ios and artisan- and thor present intention ato
settle larnewhere IN Gonzalez or one Of the adjoining
counties OF Texas The tr,t party % select lands wa
leave WikesDarrc about tne middle oi 7eplthpr1 aN"
others Will follow ~ soon thereafter ns possible
WHAT THE SIOUX WANT
The Sioux Indian delegation which Is soon
10 lst Washington comes chiefly for The purpose OF rep
resentng 70 the President the desire or Red Cloud and
Lis tribe to remain their present reservation. which S
several hundred miles from the Missouri River The
Government has several years been striving TO per-
.unde tho Indians 10 either 10 the Indian Terri
tory or 10 some point the Missouri River where sup
New-York tribune., 1877-08-09

THF EXCISE MUDDLE-What the Legislators
.ayWhat ne Reuuban majority responsible for SEQ
to.nights Evening Express.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-09


efl.l. .rrasntirl4sr DIVISIONS tlt
ise 1faslt rrosl.-I a4te le represents iA ose''A'
Z" "s-- lrr-ly during those AoarsI
THmUNE OFFICE Aug. 81 ANA continuous low
range OF the barometer was accompanied yesterday Dy
notable increase Of heat felt an The more because the ar
vas heavy with moisture. but the sky was somewhat
Nreateuing only m intervals. 49,, a..
Partly cloudy weather may be expected III thiS city
aud immediate vicinity for two dsys, I'm slight changes
Gay
New-York tribune., 1877-08-09
N4RRTED.

BROWN- -HOpSO N-TnrChrtst Church. Havery. H. Aus
.. 1877 the Row d. II0pson s-sisiet Dy me t groras
B. H0ps0n Professor ~ Lain in ~ stephen college, An
uHU1l.e. s.. william " IrOwl ~ Maferly and dtss
Mary Iopon. Youngest daughter or tic Rector of The
Parish.
-rENNEY-At Bloomfield. Y. j. A1g :, AZ The
the BRIDES brother David J. Ccmstoch of And
over 90 Augusta daughter " the ate Hon John
Tenuey OK MetAuen, Mass.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-09

GIN. LEDUC ANXIOUS TO SECURE COOPERATION N
THE WORK OF HIS DEPARTMENT.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO rHE raBCNsl

GIN. LEDUC ANXIOUS TO SECURE COOPERATION IN
THE WORK OF HIS DEPARTMENT.
lBY TELEGRAPH rHE Tribune.
WAsHNGToN, Aug. s.-Gcn. Lcduc Commissioner
of Agricultural proposes to establish system Of in
qury in various sections Of the country with view
TO the propagation OF plants adapted TO the certain
localities but hitherto not cultivated He also
proposes 10 adopt measures 70 stimulate as far
practicable through the agency of the department,
cultivation OF those agricultural products for which
we are now largely indebted to foreign countries. The
reports thus far received by the Commissioner
show that tbe climate and soil Of the Pacific coast
are admirably adapted TO the cultivation Of teas He
also finds that sugar though now cultivated in the
South only, might be produced elsewhere by proper
management. liberal series Of experiments at
production is proposed through the cooperation Of
aricuturists for the purpose of producing articles
which are Of commercial value, and are now largely
imported In view of this proposed action the Com
missioner recently addressed letter 20 Gen. Butler
OF South Carolina in reply to an open letter from
him. II is a sample of several which have been
written, and Is As follows
DEPARTMENT or AGRICULTURE,
WA,HSGIOS, h. c., July 10, loIL)
DgA9 -rR: Desiring 10 further exfeuf the operations
and benefits of the Department or Agrcutlfr through
0u the TuOu f B deemed of great moment invite the
en0peraion OF Senator's and Representatives from
various and through them effect the assistance
and 4vmpAtly of leading aud thinking lgriclCursts OF
their respective SECTIONS. have the honor therefore To
respectfully rgqc~t that you WILL at your earliest CON
veD.snce furnish the Department sucn information
may be iu y0ur power ~ the character ana diver
sly the crOps your section or tie Sdte, ana po7s
b1. of me soil and climate and any data interest
ON the subject would esteem IL favor lso to receive
you any sugges ions regarding ln any way he dsI
cultural your state It's peculiar wants ana
the names 0f leading farmers who WOud receive anu sA
pertinent with such seeds and plants Gs from time 10
time might be sent Very respectfully c.......,o..
Il ID i-.l II.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-09
MIDNIGHT WE1THEB REPORT
GnvERNMENT INDICATIONS.

tor the Middle Atlantic States and New
T. gland rising barometer and tie coast northeast
o. southeast winds and cloudy fcggy weather Dut ID
TIE interior north and west winds and partly cloudy ana
e.e4r, cooler weather.
.,r,,-,~,-r, 0Otr oDcrpvA1rONS
New-York tribune., 1877-08-09

He was making a call, and they were talking
NJ literature The 'Pil grms Progress" abe remnrked
always 20 mo painful Oi course you arc ian, %
and they troubled him good deal
New-York tribune., 1877-08-09
AssFT. OF THE TRADES sAvISGs BANK.

ALBANY. \. Y, Aug. Samuel Il. White,
Receiver OF the Trades Savings Bank OF NewYork filed
report IN the County CLERKS Office to-day 10 states tla
the assots received by him from the bank consisted N
bonds and mortgages amounting 20 100000, aud demand
uoes etc 10 the amount Of about 81 600 lie IA, re-
rrtyed In cash from all H.,Ts2 81, expended
sg3 ana deposited with tho United states Trust COM
pany - 900, leaving balance On hahu oi S'A1 D.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-09
The Seaside Library.


2J-IADY ADEIAIDES OAIE, by Mrs. H. Wood. loo.
"a holtA FLOYD. by Miss ~. p. Bradton 2oc
4l-NitlOh AND NANQl lshEO Dy n 4. Hay lOc.
2s-A DAUGHrER OF HEru. by William BLACK ..... lee.
20-NOhAHS LONA rf,.T, b. Mary Cecil Hay .... thc.
30-uER DEAREST ZOE by Mrs. Alexander. gO,
For sale by All news dealers and sent Prepaid
GEORGE AONkO 81 lesAalans ~. NeN.l0rk
New-York tribune., 1877-08-09
DIED

Az Notice, Of Marriages m~sl be Endorsed Mia t.g
New-York tribune., 1877-08-09
FOREIGN PORTS

LONDON Aug Q-=alled. Aug = oxford FOR Scv orleans
PORT DALHOi'.IE ont. Aug. 7-The -slr r.. J. Peter
laden with lumber Toronto w8"rOggc miles % tA
Port. las been Ecd back 10 NH al
CORRECTION.
The reported arrival % bark scui Lnd,c from Porto Car
el0 u yesterdays paper vas premature
New-York tribune., 1877-08-09
'''' A REVIEW OF TIE SAILORS.

plies can be sent 70 them at much less expense. and
where they will be accessible in case OF an OUT
New-York tribune., 1877-08-09

TRInrNE LOCAL OBsERYAlIONs.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-09

Reep's Patent psrtly-uade DRESS SHIRTS the very
best SIX for 81 can DO finished easily hoEing Lsud
New-York tribune., 1877-08-09

Steamship As,arte Br Hunter RIO Jsnero with coffee "a
Wna. Nelson. II.
snd pass. ~ Henderson BrOa
Bark Consla Gaatoia nll Scoto, Hull. With chalk 70
Euufh & tn