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Commercial ana Money Matters.

De- For Commercial Money Last PAGE.
MONDAY p. hl.
The fanc;es were heavy to-day, and general
decline took Place. Norwich and Worcester and Stoninston
Railroads fell off, of opposition boat having
been put on 10 providence.
There is not an active demand for Exchange, but
the firm with fair supply Sterling is Ito for prime
bills; Francs a2H 2lI.
The receipts at this pert for duties during the
week ending Saturday last show very large decrease us COM
pared with the previous five days the month and still larger
when compared with Of the rt weeks in September
The whole amount received the week ending October 18th
was S9s S3 g. which nearly o less than the prev
FIVE days The receipts of the first eleven days of October
ofls4 do much exceed the period Of lsa3 follows
Receipts LIST TO l4;h Oct S4IS sN q
DO LIST to 4th Oct. 1914 Observation-Disclosures. sgd S9
about rs increase inst ad Of O the receipts have
heretofore come in According the OF these returns
the receyts for October will reach about 3OOC0 about
half the amount received September. The packets
coming bring few valuable goods comparatively
othe adnG Of heavy articles such crockey,
sat, coal iron. &c &c.
We understand that the Stamford Bank, which
suffered by the deacaton Of its Cashier, H has made
dividend ofsl share, equal TO 81 cent, for month";
One the bonds OF the Cashier hiss been settled by securities
which EGd will produce about 5000 and the other. for
$1,000 the bondsman refuses to the ground that
given after the dafaut committed and does not
re.rospecvey 1t proposed call meeting Of the stock
holders consider The pIopriey Of winding the Bank
The counterfeits on the Albany Exchange Bank
which yesterday have all been described
Thompsons Bank Reporter since May last and Of
them even longer.
We have the return from the Mohawk and Hud-
son Railroad for the week ending Oct. Eth;
Passengers. s!9 g
for money taken a, Utica about 40
6dooo 20
Same time last year LUZ w
Increase in lSi 643 26
There is n rumor in the stleet of notification Of
having been adopted by the Bank of England
relation TO Soveregns which renders them tre vauu-
ble We cannot truce with certainty. and presume
operation OF exchange drawers &c get the Iate of sterling
trlne higher.
Speaking Of the decline in Pennsylvania 5s and
Girad Bank the Philadelphia Ledger says Girad fell off "a
and State iveS about the The decline probably
consequence of the character OF the election news OF
Sate-rendeng the election of the Democratic candidate
eislaure almost certain This should hrve M
the most decided terms Of The necessity of paying the State
interest," and of revving the fallen credit OF the Common
wealth and Democratic Legislature last committed
that party 10 the course OF policy. by passing law.
generally believed TO be sufficient TO all aims the State
Treasury There may be less probability, however of De-
moeIatc Governor and Legislature contributing their inu-
rechstter the Gard Bank than OF Wing Governor
and Legislature.
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n The Invisible Wtg-So closely resembles the
real head of hair that sceptc1 and connosser have
nounced the perfect and extraordinary nyehon OF the
day. The great advantage of this novel and unique it
being made without sewing weaving. which cause, Is ap
peaances closely resemble the natural hair both
lgh,ness and natural appearance to defy detection.
It's texture being beautiful so porous and so free tina,
all OF Precipitation. evaporation unmpeded. aad
the evils OF other entirely avoided. The
tc and alike invited 10 inspect this novel
the head. a,the manufac,ursrs A. C. BARRY, l46
Broadway corner Of Liberty street. stain o. Inns
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MARRIED,

AtNewburyport sass By ev, Mr.: For. sANrEL GR1EiE.
Esq. Of Boston to Miss SARAH F. EMzRsos, OF NewbuTy-
port. a, ,r
In this city Saturday October l2h. by Rev. Nr gsou.
Ny HEcYY MARSH OF Boston, Mass 20 Mia HELES FRAN
cxs DAxFoRTH. OF Providence. ].
By the Rev Chnre Martin, on The 18Th inst AARoN n.
WA.FoaD oil New ORR, 10 Mi,s CHARLOTTE =. fLATT Of
Bfookyp, l.. l.
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Marketa-Caretullv repar.ed for TAe Ttibune.

Markets-Carefulyr reported for The Tribune.
MONDAY Oct. II.
ASHES-The market is ralher quiet. and prices steady
About 30 bbs Pots have been taken at 81 S. In Pearls
hear OF nothing doing The nominal rae is 81 Is.
C0TTON.-There not much doing day. but there Is
considerable inquiry from shippers. who making bids
bsow the market The sues about 70 bales marked
change IN Iates. The receipts l inst 220 bales
exports Il, sos bales stock % ecu bales. The following are
the quotations and state of demand and supply:
JipsrpooJ CiaSs;fent;op
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New Carpet and Oil Cloth Store.

No. 81 EAST BROADWAY. AND II DIVISION STREET.
w II. GUlUN. tof the late firm Of X. E. Purdy Coz
w would respectfully inform his friends and the public
generally he has eaed the large and spacious store
formerly occupied By the Me's Sackct extending through
from No. "a East Broadwayto II Division street, and now
opening entirely new and extensive a. 1nen' 81 MI she
Table ard Piano Cover Window Shades. STAR Rods, sc;
All which have been purchased ut very low pTce and
will he sold cheaper than by any other dealer IN the city
N B-Conneced with this establishment Is extensive
manufactoy of transparent Window Shades. to which the
attention Of merchants and families particularly nveI
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NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
GentLemen,s General Furnishing Store,

NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
Gentlemens General Furnishing Store,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
No. 10 Maiden Lane. New York. Conner of Liberty
JOHN P. WAKEMAN e. co.
prepared TO rs the following articles among othss al
prices suited 70 the times. VIZ:
sHIRTS-Gen,lenenI Fine Shirts Of all qualities.
COLLARs-Soulre, Rouna and Byron Collars al Lnen;
BosoMs.-RutHed. Stitched and Plain; wide and narrow
UNDER esHfiiIiRTs AND DRAwERs.-silk.. MaIne, An
COLA, SaIony. Shaken Knit, Lambs Wool, Cotton
&c. OF all qualities,
ed OF an qualities and latest taIhions.
SCARFS AND CRAVATS..Black and fancy eolored 90
tin Silk and Mohair. figured and plain. Beck. lta-
ian and Colored Cruvsts and Cravst Ties, all mes
HOSIERY-sk, Angola. Msrlno. Wooden and Cotton Hoe
GLovES@Kiid. Beaver, Buckskin. Merno Silk. Cotton.
usPENbERS.@Buckskin and Morocco El.stie ends SILK
GENTLES EN-. DRESSING-G0WNs Of al kindr
HEAVY KNIT WOODEN.
ANGOLA AND MERINO
UNDER SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
Manufactured by Es bsrs Bailey. q; Cohoes Falls N Y.
For Sale By
]. P. WAKEMAN &c CO.
7e Mniden-Lane, New. York.
SOLE AGENTS FOR THE MANUFACTURES.
n These Goods are warranted shrink By wsihng
and are acknowledged by dealers 10 be cheaper than oe
Goods of the lind in the market. tuN Snn
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~ See Last Pa re.
Arrived.

Ship Rienz Clark 80 eays from Rio de aneiro coffee TO
Phpps L Co. The RlenZi encountered heavy weather.
Bark Gaaorna. Muyhew. Neuvas. Sept 80 sugar moas-
ne Sterling Hamilton cm Savannah. Sept 80. cotton. to
Durham j. Dimon ,u . r,
BC Exact Pc1on ds FIN Savannah with cotton and rics
Schr 4 rhorne Mureh. sdays from Wilmington. naval
ScSr Flank Baker days from Georgetown DC. -four to
Siurees g. Ce.rmnD. g., =.
Schr Belle Mcaieth days from Norfolk. potatoes. &c to
Scbr Ross: Dodge dnys from Baltimore. mdze to johnson
schr Gil llas. from Virginia. sweet potatoes.
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WING MEETINGS.

E1- Fourth Congressional District.--Ihe
Wings Of the Fourth Congressional District. composed OF the
SIXTH Seventh Tenth md Threenth Wards requested 10
meet nj National Hall on Wednesday the 18th inst at clock
TO hear the Report of the Convention appointed to NOM
in1,o candidate for Congress.
ZEBEDEE RING. President
Iy,,,-.,, Tv,v Sacre,a,v oil Ste
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Remarks.

We take the following remarks from circular prepared for
che steamer by Mr.. L. J. Stewart. cotton broker:
The market steady the date Of my last Circular on
She 18th nit Britannia the firm speculative feeling which
had existed days having ceased the de
rnand continuing small. holders sellers only when full
rates could be obtained the inquiry existing chiefly for the
lower grades On the morning OF the 4,h
of dates from Liverpool 18th ul, Havre
10Th uh Caledonia The transactions small
that and the succeeding day the being slightly Ia
OF the buyer all grades below middng far The de-
lnand has been good. and manly the
The grades have been and generally held
firmly md market may be considered steady above
quotations. with tendency Improvement holders being
materially assisted by reduced stock and The prospects IN
the which does promise To be
did weeks Sales the week ending 9Th instant
400 bales for the week ending 18th 5S0 bales. The re
cepts Of the this have been small the
ceipts OF last season"
The following tables tsken from Dir. VIM. P Wrghts
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
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o. Grand Rally at National Hall.-The Hen
~ Clay Club of the Ninth Ward will hold their Grand Cee
braon National Hal Thursday Evening next October
7th at O'Clock and respectfully invite Their Wing friends
try pour forth your thousands into the field Of approach
ing combat for of Democracy Protection and Equal
FILLMORE. WOrkingmen, forth from the wsrk-
shops and the daily toll swell the vanguard Of the
hosts Of and Liberty. stand By the UNION IT
Is and the TARIFF Come forth to your homes
from the deoaun OF poverty country from the
the threatened crse o shOaorabe War your
selves your families protection peace and lasting pros
perty.
Clay Cubs and Clay Associations forth with your
banners high in the for victory 20 attend your Ell
forts Unonsts knckeibocke come one all for the
cause of CLAY and FRELINGHUYSEN FILLMORE
and WlLKtN. Hon. VIM L. Dayton. Senator in Congress
from New.Jersey Hon. f. d Culver of Washington COun-
IT, the fearless snd eloquent of that stunch old Wing
County. will be present and address the meeting,
NJ. o. ROBERTS, President.
G SaAE ss1 CRASs }vice PETS
VIM. Z. Smith. Jr. s.c,s,o,;ss
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ca WhiE Senatorial Convention.-The
Delegates 10 The Senatorial Convention OF the First District
ME, National Hail. BROOKLYN on the 9Th inst and organized
by the appointment of PETERI. MENUS OF New York.
Chairman and JAS CuRRIr Jr OF Kings Is Secretary. The
following resolutions adopted
Resolred, Tha, HIRAM KETCHUM be and is hereby
unaHmousy nominated the Candidate ofthe Whg Party
for Senator of this District.
Resoped That the Senatorial Convention of th, Dis
be held Broadway House, New York on the first
tuesday of October 1885, al IL O'Clock. and Chair
and Secretary give due notice thereof
PETER MENUS. Chairman.
Las. LIE SecretnrY.
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Posr OFFICE. New York. Oct Il. 1874
OF Eastern Mail, via StoninSfon and
Providence TO BOston.-On and after Thursday
next the Eth instant the Eastern Sonng
ton Providence Boston, will be closed at o'clock
OILS 81 JOHN LORlMER GRAHAM, P. NJ.
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7th inst in Int "a long 70 i5 schr BHzos. from Havana
pound to NBedio reported the day previous IN hurricane
mad caused his vessel 10 leak bndly. . =
Schr. Swallow. from New York for Swansboroush, ~ T.
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% The First Anniversary of the DauGh.

Do The First Anniversary of the Daugh-
tiers of Temperance will be celebrated at the Broad
way Tabernacle THIS tTuesday) EVENING. October 18TH
Rev HENRY CHAsg Rev. AARON Rogers, L. H. OAKLEY.
ESQ and others will address the meeting.
Hon JAMES HARPER, Mayor of the City. will preside on
the occasion.
Music by the Choir and Washington Brass Band:
The Order of the Sons Of Temperance o. OF Rechabes,
ladies Recaabite Societies und Of Temperance
speculy invited TO attend. The Daughters Of Temperance
will appear egala they do their usual meetings. and
are artcuiary requested the baiement of the Tab
ernacle att o'clock. entrance in Anthony street.
Tickets 2 cens-to he had Of Mr. W. Oliver. Organ At
fee Nh Rnynor's Book0re IS Bowefy; Nh D. II. sands
IA Foryhe street Mr.. T. Wcks, 2i9 Cherryseet. and at
the door. -
The exercises att o'clock. Should the even
ing be stormy the meeting will be postponed IT.
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&C TUTTLE. Auc,!oneer.

4 c. TUTTt.E. Auctioneer.
HARDWARE. CUTLERY sc jacob Patts Sd
Fall Trade Hardware sAs III, viii AXE sc- .sLs
day. 10 O'Clock ~ his Auction Room. No 3 Pi'i eotnel
God stree-cOus.ns of 30 packages ease and lots OF
Birmingham and Sheffield Hardware French. German and
American goods the whole TO he sold without reserve and
worthy the attention Of city and country huyer-
ho. assortment Of able and dessert knives and
forks csves s,cc pen and pocket knlyc' scsscS
shears. butcher and shoe knlve-.
Also an invoice brass ard blue barrel pistols copper
pc sder TASKS, game bags, percussion caps. Sc.
Also, large Jaucn every variety
of trays bread basAe's, ,nuiiet trays, Nc
Also isPoSTEp SsGARs-50CQJ superior imported lirNsnu
Ssgars To pay an advance brands. IL Norma.
Esparnnza Csz4doFn Mnus Gvsr Principe and Old linva
ma he whole sold without r-,erye lots suit. c:S u
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WILLIAM TYRg, Secretary.
-U,,on.sts, Association REGULAR j

CnfOniSIS' ASSOciatIOn-Af, T-u't ~ S,Hs
of ms Asocniion will be held National Hall on
DAY EVENING October Is. at "a O'Clock precisely BUTT
ness Of importance will be discussed Let every man oe az Ills
post. ~ order 9It,,,r-rprrSf. p,e,;ds,,
RoBERT u. HOLMES, Secretary. ot3st
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lu- Autumn Hats.-The subscriber announces TO
his customers and Others his readiness to supply the Fall Pat
tern of Gentlemen's Hats
The finest Nutria are furnished at.......,....".*4
Cd quality. " " " '................ Is
auU isif SPENCER 81 Chambers-street.
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AUCTION SALES.


JOSIAH RICHARDS. Anc,io peer. -.
DY BANGS. RICHARDS & PLSTT-S,ors ~ h'oas.
Dwsy-Libefal cssh atvaHcensnts made on COMMANDMENTS
~ < p h.vs removed to No. a4 Brosiway. al sw
door above then former osee ----------
10y ASSEI. EDHARDS-Stofe No 8 Pa,s Row. o'po-
This EYENISG;. r, 7 o'clock 1t the auction room,
soossSE arxa ard excessive collection Of standard and
miscellaneous books. siiag N paii Oh, II
Among which vii D fn9nd Gie..n eesSe sna Dets
.Voess sv, Ruels Aodern Eu'ope yys nef e scn TO
yolutoa. Hsi!TT. Iienaisfe ss. Mrs Sos Mfi
loo onlus.rcia Dictionary. 2vs RebSrdsons Enssa pe
ionary, SyS; so &c. ,,... ian,
ead pencils aeel pSns. wne's, sealing wax. oSAA DOOR,
''sH0'1'sn 00'1 II fkAIrs SALE s,.,5, ,.s,e.
and Miscellaneous Books Bank Books Pdpe'. siaheIsT.
&C. which Will Be sold ve;y low 10, c. :, -S.-e
F.COLToS. Aueuoners. . ,...A.,,,.
Il CohI0N ! CO. AaSloa and Coani;I'asS go nee
made on eons snr,en:. snd oromp return, made.
THIS DAY. Oct IS.
At lots O'clock st 81 Ann sifest-
SECOND HAsD Fus>TrUss. &c. cnmpu1.E lsse asS
general Of Hosehod and Kitchen Furniture ceh
as soi9 ;G French ard mahogany spd rush .ssi eea,'
feather beds HAIR bedding oosiaE sases
carpets oil cloths. ,h,tands ,ots. e;ocsery. nah"ssny
A,lO t o'cioes at So Sc b iSs
China breakfast dinner and tea sets together with large
quantity o; Class Ware &c.
Al Private sale Exchange Jt properly 10 tsh CIy-h
Farm of abou, 20 Serea County. y on the Cyee
and Lyons turnpike about mile ron tho Cans and hr
IRON Morezucia Village sad gGrn under high STATE u
cultivation
house baru and abundance The who!s or e,hsr
will no sold moderate ters exchanged for properly
this city For particular. enquire at the store liz fu
tnn-
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CO. National mass Convention OF Demo-
cratic WhIg Young men.-At meeting Of the
Committee of Arrangements of the Young Mems Henry Clay
Association for National Macs Convention Of Democratic
Wing Young Men 10 be held IN the City OF New ok on The
sd Of October instant. II
Resolved, That the members Of this Committee be the only
authorized collect funds for the Convention OF the
25i inst aud that credentials therefor be signed By the
OF the Young Mems Henry Clay Association and Chairman Of
the Committee OF Aancems nt and that this Committee has
no with the proposed meeting at recommendation
OF Central Committee for 30th inst.
BY order. GEO. A. HALSEY.
oil lwis Chairman Committee of Arrangements.
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CHAS. J; sHEPASD. Vice Presidents.
R Re- Ga. iSSEs; }sscre,arie.. OILS 1t

JUSTICE TO HARRY OF THE WEST.
PROTECTION TO AMERICAN LABOR.
DT Seventh Ward Democratic Clay Club.
-ORG.4NIZE! ORGANIZED ORGANIZE!!!-
EVERY MAN AT us PosT.-A weekly business meeting OF
this Club will be held Ma6dens Long ROOM corner CGtha-
rue street and East Broadway entrance No. Caarnest
This Tuesday Evening" at IA o'clock.
Mechanics and workingmen and enroll your names
not only to do justice Harry of the West. but to JUS
tiee TO yourselves and families.
COME O.NE-CO.BE I'LL.
BY order. JAMES X. WOOD President.
W K. fxsa r. L0pD0s' Ssecre,ares.
E- The Committee of Mechanics appointed at the last
meeting for tho purpose of making foI the jubilee
of the 39h are requested to epor: this evening ole III
-0Rz-
HS- Ninth Ward.-The Democratic Clay Club will
assemble at Head Quarters Kentucky Hail. No. 80 pey.st
Tuesday Evening, the 18th inst at hafpast O'Clock the
object being make the arrangements Tor the next
Mass Meeting to be held at National HAIL. Canalst on lhufs-
day Evening the 18th.
The Club having charge of this meeting II DESTROYS that
every member should be present. in order To make demon
worthy of the great :ed n Turn
Wings and relax efforts. until have bottcd
from National escucheoD tbs dark spot OF Loco Iocom
which now oveBhadOws It. BY order. -
Al. o. ROBERTS, President
& Fn PsT GKss5s Vice Priests.
Y W% a E ss Smh' '', Secretaries. oil.
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Posr OFFICE. NEw.YosB. @

G- English Mail.-Letter- Bags per Steamer Culc
donna Will be closed at the Upper ana Lower Post Offices
this City Tuesday the 18th instant nj IS minutes past
O'Clock p. NJ. The overland OF ,s1l cents on encf
ol2 81 mus JOHN LoRIMER GRAHAM. p. NJ
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NEW AND ELEGANT STYLES OF
FRENCH AUBUSSON, AND ADMINISTER
CARE ETIN GS.

Do Just received and bein. opened large and we'll
selected assortment of French Aubusson Carpets OF the richest
designs and beautiful and tastefuy arranged coors con-
ssng of great variety Of sizes and patterns surprising IN
richness and elegance any thing OF the kind before Imported
Also large invoice OF Administer Carpetinss OF new and
tasteful designs and coor-Together with extensive as
sonen in every variety of Royal Velvet Wltons, Geneva
Velvet, Tapestry und Brussels Cnrpenga Floor Oll-Clohs
English Druggets and all articles connected with the Carpet
trnde adapted to every style of furnishing comprisng the
largest and best selected stock of Goods in The city
Persons wishing TO purchase the latest and best style oil
Goods ut the most reasonable prices requested to call ana
examine before making their selections
REUBEN SMITH. Jun. 25i Broadway.
% o;, Opposite City IIali.)
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Es- The Young Mems Henry Clny Assoc
citation will be ready to receive their friends their
md Reading Rooms TODAY on the nrst moor OF
Masonic Hall, in Broadway. olo
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G. b. ROLLINS Ancton-er
HUTCH BULB Us + LOWER ROOTS AT AUCTION

HUTCH BUL LIB Us LOWER ROOTS AT AUCTION
~ THIS DAY. Octoher 10.
ALTOS o'clock. atthe sales room No. IL Btosd ~
Dutch Bubus Flowel Root. q superior quality nom the
well known hoG'r Ne.srs DE- LANCE Sons. the bulls
house have always satisfaction To the purehs
being carefully put mt rate conuonS oas<
received ship Persian short passage from Housnd
part OF double nd single byacinhs double and
sioge tuns double ranuEcu o. Nsrous colcr erccas En-
gsn ard Spanish r. ionluiles. enner orss. fu
lama. sc.
Also. African gusno. pronounced TO ts Of the rsp eeS
quality.
Al<n. 80 Green. house Plants ts
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Foreign Porfs.

At Neuvns, Sept Goth, briggs Demarara. Blanchard Tor
New-Y orS next day; Afford. Mason. ~ days.
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10 Fifth Ward Clay CIub.-Tis Mv Country
CaRs-There will be meeting of the Club at the Marion
House. l65 West broadway Tueeday Evening" 18th inst.
clock All those who interested in the election Of
HENRY CLAY and FRELISonUYsEN in favor of Protecting
the Industry our Mechanics. and opposed 10 Free Trade-
which would be than thousand State Prison
oes which Eli Moore and Others have been talking about for
years pas-s opposed the Sub Treasury and other odous
projects. will please attend W. II. EBRETs. ESQ., and other
talented speakers will address the meeting.
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RoBT. JEFFERSON. }
VIM. E, Smith. Jr. Secretaries
Alfred A. Srbring, ) SsS' O

p~ Wings of the Old Tenth Ward Turn
out.-The Ashland Aocai will hold their regular
Ing on Tuesduy evening Oct 18th, * clock Coum-
ban Hail. Gard Whigs at post-show your
mes that the 10th Ward knows her duty and do It
let every member be Oh the ground. BY order OF
ISAAC X. JESSCP, Chairman.
WIN. b. WALSH. }ss,ra,.r.,
RICHARD E. STlLwELL. sesS' OILS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-15
nj Ed.

On Sunday 18th inst Etx1yA D. infant daughter Of J. Ru-
sen Van Rensselaer,. aged IL months.
On Monday evening. l4h inst JoHE w. BEHTRAM II me
18th year of bis age -, ". ~ IN .
Of are respectfully invited TO attend his funeral on Wedns
d.y p Nj late residence. No. Crosby street
On Friday 18th inst ALaRA daughter of the late Elijah
Gulnn. OF THIS city. III, -,
The friends Of tie family invited attend the funeral
from the residence of her UNCLE Isaac GuoD Ia Frankns
IRIS AFTERNOON al past O'Clock, without farther NV
Of consumption the 18th instant EsKsEzRR HYDE aged
90 yearx months and q day. nfer long and lingering ILL.,
ness, iu the full hope OF q blessed immortality. , -
Blessed those that die IN the Lord for their
follow them"