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New-York tribune., 1879-09-03
THE DEMOCRATIC FACTIONS.

The Tsmmany Committee on organization met
Monday 10 make arrange nents Tor sending dele
gates 10 the State Convention ana to invite speakers
for a mee tin. in Taamany' Hall ON Thursday night
Congressman Blackburn. of Kentucky. aod Con
RreSsIuen Cox and Beebe of this State. expected
10 address the braves that occasion. GENERAL
William T. Smith. the removed Police Commissioner
is also invited to make an address. Considerable dis
satisfaction is said to exist among leading members
of the Tsnmany organization because they are de-
barred from being sent a. delegates TO the STATE
Convention. The policy Of MT. Kelly IN sending
Lieuteuant-fr Governor DOrshcimsr and other prcmi-
ncut Democrats from outside the city as delegates
from fsmmany Hall prevents many members ot
the rgan zation from gonG who believe themselves
eEti .ied 10 tie honor
4 subj OmmIttee Of the Anti ammsny OTganza-
;ion met VA Irving Hall Monday TO prepare lists OF
Inspectors of election 10 h presented 10 the Police
Board. and also 10 secure the election Of certain
persoDs - delegates u the Syracue Convention.
There is nkely 90 be three sets OT ANTI anmaiiy
delegates IT SyIacuse. as the party - divided
Congressman O'Bucn, John Fox J.. NJ. BxDy,
John Il. Hiskm, aDd other Alil-Iammany Demo-
crsi-. say tha; Mayor Cooper and Governor Rooin-
-''n have given All their patronage 10 tie Irving
Hall brarch of the partY. and tnev propose here
after 20 act regardless of that organization.
The Executive Committee or the Anfl- lammany
party url las; uie 10, aud appointed committee 10
prepare resolutions IN support OF Governor ROBIN
sOn, - be offered at the meeting OF the Gentia
Committee On tr,day night. There VIII prODabiY
b. t~o II not three. sells of Anti-iammauy delegates
at Syracuse. mucn dIssatlsfact GA exists with the
management Of the party By BE Irving Hail braLch
New-York tribune., 1879-09-03
SUMNER LEISCRE.
SUMMER STILL AT COMFY ISLAND.


A second Fall day with Summer warmth
yesterday dehgh the hearts Of al interested in long
season at Gomez Island Visitors and bshers we're rs
numerous - usual and the registered arrivals at the
hotels we're unusually large. General Hancock and a
party OF friends sirOled about tire beach during the
afternoon anc the evening dined together ~ the
Mania Beach Hotel The officers Of the 2Sd Regi-
meit. Brooklyn. dinner 10 the officers Of the
Uni'ed States Art stationed at Newport IN the
evening. also a. he Manhattan Beach Hotel
This afternoon, TIE weather permits, George :.
P4duzz. Will make an ascension wtu HIS new balloon
brighton. ut oclock. Ia front ~ The Hotel Brighto-
and IN tue evening a vocal and nstranie nta concert
will be giveG there 10y the chorus o. the New-AOrA
SaengcT hunde.
The arrivals the hotels yesterday include the fo-
lowing. -
Lamb ana Visc, r. =. knight and WE POurhSeepNei
8 H. Aelaily md wife. Bzurlore James Cousins an
rarfy. Nurvalk Coun; F. Mansfield, - Louis; spikes
Robbins. Fort wayne; Il. Byrnrs, l.dAuA; c II.
tn: Lee Johnson I'd VIE, Isip L. l., David Juikin~
Cincinnati MJj,r-,ieucral ,uc"ck AID party Vi. n
Dh Richmond. Iud =. T. Hsrris Paul Anuer "in'
PltisbuIg; Ofto kuui, College Point j. H. licnbach
L. p \: th.fl-e r. oaks. Louis l. Weed. NoW-haVen
{, uE.; Edward k0rcits and whc baunVfc "A
Fraser, SARATOGA >-,,-
Charles y Dirrsnl and family, J0hn NJ Aulsen ahd
family, ~ Louis: Joeegh Johnson anu family: llot-
eul ana wif~, r ". lark, Philadelphia A J. klriey
R,ch--ter. r. l.. satin anu vife, Augusta Ca H. D.
I .ots Boston. T. slcy D. Cone. 4. H. Gone. DuIton,
PaYu. H. &. Johnson C Wfe. Dhla, = y howe
...u1l.y, Marlboro. Mass
New-York tribune., 1879-09-03


ATwATER-At Ithaca. y y on august o. Of cholera IN
Inrer@eat At it1ies-
ANDEF-oN-on scDiomber I. Joan wright Anterior.
Fesuvrs ana trends or family invited his
iea.r u his parents PA Deiancy--t
ARGrrfRAr In erooElvl. SUNDAY. August 3i Agnes N.
40 ~ John D. Arsuimoau, ara cdy da1gntsf " As iio
Finer viii Ake place WodncsdaT september from
Peters clIrcI corner oi Aic@s AID "affensts al ~
ker IA as Doth year AFTER short lness a. DIS Ase resi-
Funeral paso Wednesday, september B. 1879.
Ro.si. e.. a. and iroads ars fsspserful Invited
DAvTs-At .iizabsth, NJ, September = 1870. Mary D.
Funeral servcos Al 5he hoase No i0Os East Jersey
carsse- an be- m ng At ne depot on the arrival %, tic
1ociock train from .ooi q Lbcrty e.
HOoCLAND-oa August 81. Andrew Hoogiand. age: "a
Flnria at O'Clock instead OF o'clock g. rlur-dAy.
JOHNsoN-In BEooslyn. on sunday. AUGUST 81 - pncu
monia. Mu.am H. ony ,on II Dwight aId Mary T. JoLn-
Funerai services his parents 35 sidney
gg5',si gSxsrs "a '''' ''''' ''p''"'' o.
KAsMGRE-ou Monday september l. George T. Kasmlre,
Relatives Of The family respectfully invited
Oh Fraly, sep. ayer >. n ocooS p. Ia.
LlNDsAY-n sroos 81 E d. 9 rne,iag , . aorPag @ -ep,em
Norce OF funeral hereafter
Qr,nces w'feof Gi,.venor Porter Lowry Slaughter
az .H 10
Funeral s1gyce \ a Vest l5th. wednesday, sep
BSra a. sleepy cen-ery. Tarytovn arrival oI
eavns sew orS at 2ocl9eH Friends aIe requested
nj flowers.
MAcLAY-At Yokohama, Japan, July IS 1879 Henrietta
Caroline ~pe wife ~ me Rev. Ut X : Aaci-y AID
,s0uary under te .lsprSs Of The Methodist EpeDpA
society cnra since 1850
MERRITT-On september 2 h- residence NJ 81 Charles
H. York CliY te Rev Niiiam B. Merfif Pastor OF
the sixth Avenue Reformed cAuioh m e ana Year OF MS
age.
Fa1ela Chaca 6thayc, near ihSt, at II cooE
THURSDAY, september 4
The Ia Will De tAkeu % 1Eston y y Tor inieru'n'
ROBERr-ON-At z54 West J4s-,t, september 2, Andrew
Robertson. tzal - fra,-
N0Ice 0f funcrai horeatrr
sHEPAR2As BrE%sg9gf % conn Monday a 7%Spisaeer % J.
foro shepard. agef months and N days.
Funeral Vein -siar At Al her parents
reslaence Ia wasAns .oa ~ hridsegor conn
TnfermPut AZ sne convenience u ne family.
TYLER-At her re- eure. East HadIam. Conn sanr al
August 30 sarah Dudley, widow Of SeteH Tyler. the
-9ta year OF her age.
WORTH-On August 20. % his residence Islp l.. H. T. L.
Worth president he Pork bans, IN the 5l year 0f bis
AZ meeting Board Directors Park
Hank u Ne o n-a A tIeIr 6snEns non-e on ii-s ity
Nifu the irati J . tNff
Worth rodeft of his bank the directors cannot
their t-omonts of esteem for hs nigh
character and ~ tneIr prfso a. lrisGfshJ.
BEEN positions of irust VII n here continually
10, Ee tas twes la nIs n a. r wsS rsen ss OaA WAS
Vs4ed ard posts u oar fnty spc
pleasure 20 nd that Ar Worth Al Al Dimes display rare
ndrlitv. Industry and a high sen-r % integrity.
pure 10 morals humane and charit
able ed the of
zen AID iny llnlD oficer.
directors OF the wish nnt only 20 AXE this ON
bHf also 80 extend O. Oh family ~ the ic
assurance ~ ter profound sympathy
book of and trtnsnilt
copy hereof 10 tho family " the deceased.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-03
TIE RFT. Mr.. MURBAY SPEAKS.

BOsroS. Sept. 2.-Statemerts have been fur
nls' = 20 Boston papers py the Rov W. IL. H. Murray
insisting his recent VISIT 10 san Francisco WIS made
openly and IN prosecution Of legitimate ousi-
ne-s Arrangements. aud that there was no
ATTEMPT al a concealment OF his where bouts
or Nentity. Referring to his visit he says lie
worked 20 do az he went 20 do, and a. any nr'l-
uass man would act ne acted s0r there coG a.
he SAYS " should have accomplished all hAd lot tnh
UNIV ~ ana unjust acts few Of creditors 10 the
last. aud the slanderoue lies Of those who. LACKING
Virt.e themselves. credit all others Win share
iG tteir OVID lOoseness, Interrupted me III my
plans and labOrs with their miserable OutDreaAs.
Complaining OF the attachment OF his property Which,
he essentially IN the hands OF his ere1 Tors
d declares ais intention. Il the e-tafe Il not iuund SUM
eient l. pay AL claims 10 10 10 work and pay every
n. lLlr
New-York tribune., 1879-09-03
WILL. DEMOCRATIC ASCEND ANCY PAYi
MN T7ll 2nsfn.. TrcrefI.r Rslll

The frequency with which the announce
cnt is another OF the southern states
ls about hold Constitutional Convention, for the
nn~pose 0f sealing down Its debt has famillr!zed
wifi the general fact that rcpUEstou more or lees
omen " ccncesicd. Is scited financial policy with the
r.-rDle Few Nortocrn readers however
oOd fof anything Ike correci estimate Of the e1-
Iert Waeh t4e public cTe<itors o. southern States
have had ther honest claims " sealed down."
arranged aud "eomprumisel" THE NEwYoRK
TGErNE exhaustive article, prepared evid .nty
VITA great ana upon painsasinc examination of
fbe fecorns tells the wnOc dissracefu story We b.
iieve tie inWarness OF this shameful showing 10
e South steadily DrOocr the idea that IN
losng slaves Il iOst a large proportion OF the
pror+rtv the strength OF which II obtained the
s!ace repudiated losns- liquidation thus assumes,
10 the SoctncTn Mint the form OF righteous
Indemnity only partial. bot good FAR II Eoes, Cor
thr losses vlckcdy inflicted by ;he North. A.
matter National aonar, apart from the greater
Ron human ixhts hog does lie country view the
possibility OF fail Bourbon Restor0u next year with
Demccraf.c President a. - White House. and Dem
ocrafic majority IN both H. uches ~ Congress- dOn-
mated by he iepudisting soutA A. business siroke
20 put II on higher ground. will II pay
New-York tribune., 1879-09-03
MRS. SPRAGUE AND HER HuSBAyD.

iron. Tvosfdsaoe r. l. Journal. sept ?
Mrs. William Sprague left Canonchet, South
EingssOwu. saturday afternoon, taxing With her. or
pernaps fseN her three dau ghters WHOSE tegar-
ose had Dterd:cted by the ex-senator. However.
while Mr. spf Axe. with much watching ST. p the
childrsn ana thelr departed tor place
gaFded by Mrs SDrzgus more tOerable than resi-
derce under tue same root Win her busbsnd, whose
Violence N IL reporr- has recently boen manifested in
marked and Increasing degree II Is announced THAT
Mre. sragGe reached resting place With friends IN
one OF the New England states.
Jr0na IAs FY0vfd>aee ITesS.
Mrs 5prae lot CsnoncBet VITA the three girg FRI
GAY last, leaving the son Wne, with MS father Cover
ror sirasue The Governor wss in ignorance or the
event of an hour after ar- sprsgue had left and
advised has Kn0wledxc of lie whereabouts Of
wife aud children
New-York tribune., 1879-09-03
RhMoy1yG s7REET DISTRACTIONS.

Nothing was done by the Bureau of Incum-
brance yesterday further removal Of street
oostruesions Bu; to-day the officers viii give their at
tention to Cathar1aest. aud Cstharne Market There
l. little % be done at the market however. The side
walks are nero ledgeg, and seldom used for travel
and except few vegetables crates OF fowls and oyster
baskets Of them porsry Obstructons, thsrs IA not
much 10 remove In CAthaIfnf-5t.. hroush wHch
always considerable trav- from The ferry and
the sicewaiks OF which are marrow. there are dsLy
glands and booths 20 be removed There are also eof
Gus rncrOacbBient upon the Sidewalk oy uulVeresl
display goods front Of stOres: but the prOpf1e
tons co not expect they viii be interfered with
New-York tribune., 1879-09-03
TIE FIGHT Foa DIR. KIODLE.

yrFoRrs TO BRING A PRESSURE r. BTAR ~ IFS
FAvoR-uow TIE SCHOOL TEACHERS ARE DRUM
MED Up.
The following crcllar has been sent broadcast 10
the teachers Of :he city. The first two signatures
of the sc'e- STYLED committed are those OF laG,
teachers. v ho have bcc1 converted By cN-Su1eriu-
tendent Kidd, to his spfitgai,stIc views. The eyi-
cent object 20 create the impression that the mass
of the teachers IN the city desiie his restoration.
and thus TO bring pressure which should secure aS
many sgnatures Us possible. The petition, with
the Signatures thus obtain1i, 10 be presented to
the Roard OF Education to-day.
MI,s -. lnc lsed you wiii did = copy 81 memo
RIA, f De- present "a 70 Board of EGncaion at their
niretinc on "Wednesday. lhis memorial VIII De us
You Vii src1tly obige the committee by having It
presented cvery teacher IN your Departments aLd Oh
The SIGNATURE are 10 hc written the legal cap"
commencing With ile third i'm. below tae headings and
tnuine every alternate hnc hereafter on tha
side 0uly OF Tie lull ieng.L OF ihe s.eet
Itis absolutely necessary tnat ihe papers containing
on Tuesdas ,ptembcr ,. al Twelfth street SCHOOL, IN
care u the janitor Respectfully,
AMELIA KfKesrED,
BIZ LOJI-L lLAWSoS,
FEsNCEs \. PONp. Co,,r,,,,ao
MARG ,Rkr 4. MCCosKER OoNiAi''''e'
MARIA J. oNELSEN.
MARGARET MCKEAS
Aug. %, 1879.
10 the Honorable Ahe B0G'd Of EdHcdoE o. tac Cngg
Nctr- York. -
GFN1LtNas: We Tue unsers gncd teachers Of tho public
scnoe- Ne-YOss, yonr favorable and induigent
attention e. obsery aons desire 20 Offer upon
gasrd In coisidgratlon on u iis hearing upon own
i.eors and rous5iie-. venture 10 lay before you
our views ou JAls important matter.
refer the resignation ny r kiddie OF the once
OF CITY superintendent OF schools.
Iii. po-slbit fOt Us L. template change IN ile
head of this department without feelings Of anxiety for
the welfare Of our schools. Tue prominent quahen-
hned 80 generally recoEnized tnat It would be
work Of supgrcrogaiiOn iO dwell Ou them.
Ia fifll IN
New-York tribune., 1879-09-03
CONFERENCE OF PRoHIBITIoNIsTs.
NV.fI u n
,osN =. LONG FAVORED FOR GovgRSoR or 81
..l,In-sITIg

BosroS, Sept. "A conference an 0ng
about 200 leading Prohbiaonist- o this state was hed
here to-day with reference tho coming election. H.
II. Faxop made a speech advocating Joan d. Long as
the candidate for Governor The general sentiment OF
the speakers was in favor Of Long and 10 opposition to
Pierce.
Al a later hour the meeting was organized with Ar
Wnsow Battles OF Randolph. as President. ard Vice
President from each comfy. The remainder " the
forenoon wa. Oecuried In interchanke OI OPINIONS
ami the Session Terminated with the reading 0f re ON
tIons gcn Urged that IL Is the duty Temperance Re
nnblians 10 arend the and 70 support tue
pninsion of no man for Office wno favosi or anvocaes
fue use and sale OF Intoxicating liquor ~ beverage
The meeting then took n recess. 49, =,
After recess he resolutions wers taken up and passed
The conference then adjourned
New-York tribune., 1879-09-03
THE cGLS0LN NURDKR CASES.

DEKALB, Miss, Sept. 2.-The Chisolm mur-
der cases we're called up TO-DAY in the Crcuit Court
Te Defendants made motions 10 quash the indictments.
which wert ,, rruled The State and defendants then
announced themselves ready for trial, and special
venIret ~ evcnty-hve Jurors draw III each case
The fgs case 10 be tried - that u Healy g. CGy Tor
the murder % Miss COrrea Chi sOl;n, which iO
Fr1day. The Ner VIII b. tried next week. Gen
era sdtsrd Dere. aud will renain unit the close OF
the trial put will active part the proceedings.
He c.ue ss an Mrs. ChisOm. who is clerk Ia
the Treasury Dopartmen. Washington aud impor-
fant witness the prosecution.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-03
.nr not onlr th., he !. No, c.nd.ant. tcr the scn

saving not only that he q csnddnte for the Sen
ne out IL wOuld be the supremest folly % con-
meet bts nsme with the place, and that be would not
A. AR A. under any II would relieve his
personal and political friends from an embarrassing
dil4uuis would take weapon out OF the hanur Oi
:heir enemies, would his patrotism 10 be greater
th.n his ambition. and Solld repress the suspicion
hcb IS creeping into the minds OF some tnst he rather
fnds pleasure N being obstruction 10 the restoration
OF harmony aud good feeling among hls country men,
New-York tribune., 1879-09-03
NIDNIORT THER REPORT
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

- ,has, ~ gasss ria esy
. d
hour rcsains nianiE IT. ies1sr
r,ssnfs rAsiAilou. la teungefafsrs
IRrBrSr oFFIcE. sept 3. a. m.-Party cloudy
weather prevailed during The gressr part OF yesterday
The barometer stationary. The tempCraiure
ranged between TO and So. the averase being ia'
lower than on Monday. The amount OF moisture tho
air Is srill large OF cons lerable energy
central IN the OHIO Valley j. moving ia a nOrtheastery
Partly concy and cloudy aud slightly cooler weather.
WITH rains may DO expected this city ana vicinity W
tay.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-03

A SEASONED VEssEL.-The squire (engag-
ing new butlerl" dhre say you'll do; but iooE
here Ecnards, may well warn yO1 that ! often get
Out OF temper win my servants. ana when do. let
'on have IL h0t-nake OF deyillsh strong Ian
euaee you know" New butler with quiet dlgutY)-
nave been accustomed 10 that. from nay Lord the
Bishop i"-lPupoh.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-03
THE COUNT TO TAKE SEVERAL DAYS.

San FRANCISCO, Sept. 2-To-m0rrow the
stock Exchanges and public institutions VII be closed
Unless the election Is One-sded than there IL now
anv reason te expect t will be several before the
result can DO known In this city the ballot contains
eghfysoveu names and regulations Of voting and
counting Will make 10 impossible to estimate the result
New-York tribune., 1879-09-03
NOTORIOUS END or A CH4LLESGE.
Committee.

PORTSMOUTH. n. H., Sept. 2.-Nathaniel j.
Coffin. of the late and u member OF the
Polars Expedition to the editor OF weekly paper
here ehalleiee meet him on the field OF honor.
tmntg that II the meeting were not accorded revenge
would he taken In another way. 1he cHuse or TIE
challenge fancied references TO Coffin ia the Ger
The editor immedit,eiy swOre out warrant. znd Coin
" la out unaer goo bonds 70 kee4 the ponce.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-03
eovrRyoR JOHN :. PLLsBURY.

Governor Pillsbury is native OF New
hampshire and Is little oS r f;ty-two years old He
went into business early in fe IN 1914 ne seteu AZ
the Falls of a. Anthony where he went into the hard
warn bnsincs. He wa. a member OF the Mnnesota
senate or ten or Twelve years and in ls64 ne pres
he was elected tyeyernor Of the state IN 1875.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-03

for probably two hreo dsyp The ccnft between the
Republicans nHd oorkngEaeu in reSard to tie Mayor
viii 10 close. On boIn CITY and ess's tickets there VIII
he slch scratching. Republicans ana W0Tkin -f0th
bota roE;iasncc IN victory tue cy ana Slsp
while the friends ~ Glenn claim his cieroE With eqah
Loiluas-
New-York tribune., 1879-09-03
CHEERING WORDS FROM MAINE.
REPUBLICANS RALLYISG AGAIN UNDER THR COO
Old PARRY FLAG.

Old PARTY FLAG.
TgIRgRAPH TEz rRiBrNR.l
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2.-Ths Republican Cam
pagn Ccnmitt-e in this city is in receipt of cheer
ing sdvlccs from Maine They indicate that the
tide has fully turned in favor Of the Republicans
From the country towns have come numerous let
ters within the last three 60 fonr days showing that
Repu oliclns wEo deserted the party last year are
returning by scores and will vote tho Republican
ticket next week. These letters which were writ
ten by men who nave made a close canvass IN their
respective towns. supply pretty good evidence tlat
the Greenhackers are running their last race IN
Maine an are abOut 10 lose it.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-03

"NOw, Mr.. Robinson" said a fair young city
Visitor 10 The kind3earted farmer won't yOu show
Jour watermelon oreEardf" 81 haven't a wa sermeion
Ese on the place ts year, ma'aa they ali Winter
slled, aud LIS qUestOner wondered why he smiled 80
bieasahtly. Ne he sDs~ered.-iAew Haven EagisteI.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-03

The strOn gest constitution = racked and
often rne 10y stubborn attack 0f fever ant p-ue Al
danger D- ayoiced and ;he calls promptly broken
mp by recording 20 Dr. H. JayRcs Ague Mixture. .
New-York tribune., 1879-09-03
rHy DEMOCRATS CARRY WILMINGTON.

WILMINGTON. Del, Sept 2.-The municipal
election to-day resulted in sweeping Democratic VIC
tory Harry sharkley elected President Of Council
by sg4 naI0rty aud John Guthrie CITY FreehOlder by
l6s majority. rhe new Council VIII stand 10 Demo
erals To q Republicans.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-03

Hop Bitters gives good digestion, active
liver, good circulation and huoFaui spirits.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-03

cFFfC ERGO 4DNN-Af University Piace Presbyterian
On rrn. feH York. Oh lInsiAr september > by the kv
Do Burclari. o. Haryey Olcrr Uf ri. Paul Man. -
-aTal "a. fauclter or -ls latC william 60 rlD. o. New
YORK N D
New-York tribune., 1879-09-03

an ro,icc, or Marriage ~rase hior''i agia fsH
New-York tribune., 1879-09-03
Speclll Sotltes

Table OF tine Advert isine Rates o ths New York daily
uevsuapers been tor FhEE Di-rAIBtJIvN Dy
gkO p. HOWELL q CO.'S Newspaper Advertising Bureau.
ID ~urlra-at..
New-York tribune., 1879-09-03
special Trade -aie Of seconds

10 sprurest.. Sew-fofk
special Trade sale OF f>eeOuas
SHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
Havinr purchaSed the product Of SEfONI- OF
SHIltrs AND DRAWERS, LADIES' N4-sfS. 0e, o' most
oi tnp leading ml- we sh1 hold annual trade Ot
"Wednesday. september 8, 1873.
advise friends call early, the stock I'm II.
crt. approved parties. store ~ 73O
10 make above sale especially attractive We shs al came
lfae mako ---....o.
l0OOJ JzLN fifeSfS,
comprising every style and qiay OF mems Noaens and
f0OxER wARfNo q Co. 81 wsker-st- \. 2.
Patents-Trade- MARKS Designs.
Also Canadian and European p-tenLs promptly secured
Charges We have bad - rKpe
ence. Advice freely gwen >. Al. WALLS * son. sccn-
ufc News Orce, 10 spruce a.. Ne. York
Post Dncs Ssucs rns torelsn a nas
TUESDAY. ani lOr Europa .tssasl.o Nevada, va
uesustosn WEDN ESDAi a. ASOa for franre direct
steamship canada VIA hagrc, and ~ n ior E1roae,
by steamship hofInla 9ueodsib~n on III r. DAY
towa lcorresooaieucs for ieruany and France 90
-.!eaiA VI. Ply moutn ChsrOourg HsnDurg SAf-
URDAY a. tor Europe Dy sto<nsnip CITY of Ber.
lin VA onesnsto wn Germany And scot
ana drecL Dy steamship Anen0ta Glasgow and -
Europe Acstl
the mAs for DsDmsrz s~efsp and Soi sxy
patched by Hamburg AND Bremen ,nr rae
Nsssad. y p leave NeHYork septemberl l. fho
mais for Hayti Kingston and AarsoAbo ~ Yorx
ssDteiaoer 1 rho mails for Hsvaa2 save Se~y9.k sop
= gen NsvYosk septeuoer3. The mails ,or New
lounuand SevYork september rhe mails .or Mex
lesvr Ses-Yor1 septenOer Toe mails for uaaA aud
c4seO september Is fhe mails f0f Ads
| tralia, 8o. leave san Franclseo september 20.
rhOs - AASs, Postn1siN
Poat once Sew--or Ausust 80 1874
New-York tribune., 1879-09-03

comprising every style ard quality OF mems Tomcn's
chiidren. goods 10 nlf prices or less.
TyDKEP WARfNG y Co. ~ WAiker-sf. y
New-York tribune., 1879-09-03

AlsO ClnalIl aud European F-tcla DIUupII sfcurof
Charges moderate We have bad more u - years rKpe
encp. Advice freely gwen >. Al. WALES * son Srcn-
tifc News once, 10 spruce a.. York.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-14
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