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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-14

The ira, and back Of the arrsxe p.i1ted re-
pr,seI,.ss 10 the life a General pailaun On
each cosuor of tue carriage bright white neal The
PulE6as p4zaded for.s I've mea
IspKx Hosx CoarASY, No 81
lAsreoce Martin, FOREMAN.
The house Of this company stationed OIL Forty eisn'N
etHoet and rehh nue., and the company DOES guy "
the Ybs, aad seclod districts TIE men numbered Wy
stsong ali Or, seed 10 full hromans UNIFORM rA0n US
carried a blasipg 70 CD TIE carriage was eeaash""
decorated With coored lanterns.
BLACK JoSx GelSF coxraSy No ss.
Peter Aaster,on, Foreman
Bard.
me oouneu, "a house il situated IN Ffty eignth sse',
near Bread sy and The company performs uu'' = 80
First and Second oisirisis TneJ tarnei ou' WIN s"v
men all drtss,d 10 full aremsls Uniform tne ous"'
WA. brilliantly ana handsomely decorated with lights aud
VARIOUS ooIored ribbons, which added to the Lighted
torches held by the hremen, had splendid effect
IowAgD EsoIsE COMPANY, No. 81,
John Rsvsassh, Foreman,
Paraded sixty men, with torches The engine, large
and beautiful machine not decorated TO any extent
unfoSin rcd shirts, DIRE caps, black pants and belts
ocKAsA Hoss cosrAsY, No 80.
john Bacs, Foremau
Eatioasl Guard Band.
me sldes OF The reel and wheels OF The carriage are
painted white, with gilt stripping. running gear posneo
Steel front part Of the ornamcnted with ton
scroll work, sustaining tao large silver framed ssnal
lamps, With coiorcd glass sides No torches were car
red by this company The carriage Illuminated by
Roman candles and blue lights THIS conInoy praced
ninety mcn ana escorted MoutsuS Eogiue Company Of
Brooklyn.
FRIENDSHIP Hook LADDER COMPANY, No IL
james o Caroiin, Foreman.
Placed on the top OF The truck vas large pfummond
light whioh made vivid beautiful ~ ht as the pro-
cesstoo moved onward Fourteen sniefns acre sus
pend, round Ths company turnei ont sixty i've
men, all dressca 10 the uniform % the department.
TEADsssgs' y EsoisE CoNPAsY, No 81.
Jsai,s Ahcsrne, Foreman.
This oonpanys house located AZ Fifty no,h street,
p,tvecp Second laird The company does
duty 10 Fnst aud second districts. The we're
uniformed red sh,rs black paut aoons and lc,nen's
caps. Each bore aoft blazing torch there sefc
no spccsl oscora,ocs tho engine beyond the usual
display q amps aud q stuffed American eagle ihe sum
init q the engine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-14

A rtosy has REACHED ca FRA tbe far, slowing shsa
.boys VIII be Bay !" evcn Trough they be the a
royalty. The bcdcbAmeev Of sbe young Primes aaA ~
two COMPANIONS M Gray aud NJ. Joccyu, both a ths
Furyaiue, In opposite part Il the building 20 Ar
George srsys HE Fsoeucocy bcrr f<tiTucd, rctirsd
early but oct 10 I'm ncc ate HIS Eseclieoov
shout 70 make bns<H comfortable for the ntGht-
whcu nssesd ~ u ing upon feathers he fierce knots
-den Ing his yits Turning IRON eide b. The ohcv
trorcsc relief There nothing lett but " rcnove
lbs tee iGsr, sbfn food spsinsDg o. Basrjss ssA
wslr uts found btpeath The sbfeLs-pssed there,
generally pe!svtt, BY tho yosns Prince and hts
mitdles.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-14

With large saStr psssd ~ seru. 18th co"res gS-s
trss. The rurrug gear a the carriage Is VI srnhs
Iosh' ste I'm be up u sne hosa reel was a. IL"
snss hoe fe&~ter-,he smohn of ,he nmpAny fh'y
ta'sdsd duty i've uniformed in red shirts, black
b. 6 sLd pants.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-14
REcAPfTULATION.

TIE faiiow,lg t.ne, cas+d nsur-s obtained nosss
i~ the psnss ,hemsrsss wt sh,w toe sss-exsh :"
The nreuso !. la, evenings parsaes-
AZ, aF Vrn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-14

ne ofBs n RI ,bs rs,tsd essscs slocp fvG hsrcaf
10, srrivca Al ror,smcuth. N. n, from me co~s %
Area. bav hcsn detached and srsnsed snrcs m0nsos
leave ~ shssnce
Te ~ ,ea .ss s,orcsblr Relief, from Bsion fov the
ccss ot 1rsc. srrvsd NJ Fsyai The 18Th Of August
Nt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-14

AURORA FNGIsR CosrAsv, No 90
R.sncls Rax ,oi. Fprems IN

on Cnls n red sLhts black Paais asc neils ala n~
AURORA FN0fsR ComrAu, NO 90
Francis Bar ,oi, Foreman
Tho house OF tbs comrsny IA utsd at the corner OF
Eight, 6fh street ard Third svrnae Toe c"noasy psr
fo,ms duty IN Yorkv lie aud is vicinity. Thy ram-
bered ono hundred strong and the eus'ne was baud
someiy decorated With ooored gass lamps Each
vas dressed full Gremans uniform AMI carried ,a hts
herd tanning torch. The whole display hsd spisadd
eject
vAuli FoRGs srsAN EsGns CoxrAsY, No &c,
George Nurse, Furemsu.
o. the tender Of the engine placed powerful looa
motive Light which threw lurid g'aro before It Ga
top Of the air barrel beautiful silver mouateA lamp
Of blue gass Several small lamps suspended round
the boiler. ne com ,Aoy turned out one huuored
dressed in the riform OF the department They
accompanied BY whsworth's band.
MscaAsios' HosE CcArAsr, No. Al,
Patrick Kelly, Foreman.
Paxaded In red shirts, bs pants, 10 They numbered
thirty men, and all carried torches There deco
rstoas or trNnsparences be seen, bet the general
eGecs was excellent.
MAzErrA EsaIss coMrAsT, No. as,
Charles Cowcn, Foreman,
PGaded ninety men, all bearing toches The pvpo
pal ornament Of the engine was silver mounted lamp Of
red, white and blue glass; with Wild horse To savcr on
top Tho leader hose jackets se neatly d'coa@d
with The coat Of Arms and Designation ~ tie company
The better WAS surrnounted with gt Acroifwurk tsviug
Goddess OF Liberty at each corner reclining upon a
Shield and besEue the pole and cap Iamps ~ere aiso
suspeactd eisher side Unoru shirts, Gre cape
black pants and belts.
AMgRIcus HosE CoNPASY, No 49,
James K Dalton, Forem.a.
The house OF this company Is In Eighty frh street,
near Tphd avenue The company performs duty Ia
Ycrsvie and vicinity The company turnef out with
fifty men all dressfd IL Gremep's uniform The arr.gs
wac rpendtly decorated with forty lamps o. bck
and several colored lanterns tue flames from hch
exceedingly brilliant Ia front three IN ,pLiGceut
lanterns OF stained glass TIE carriage richly deco
rated wnh wres,bs Of rcd xhite aud oiue Ga tie
nit a gilt American eagle held betulifui wreath &c
dabias ard other gorgeous howers There sere In tn.
procession s'x, eaiog torches throwing rufty garr
both sides all aonf The line Of march To, wers
/ all 10 nrtmtu's uniforms
| I4hxSrY ENGINE cosFASr, No 90
I J. ". HsrIei, Foreman.
1 Corcens Banc-twenty pieces.
Sixty men paraded. The engine decorated with
wratbs ord Gogs, while number OF lanterns sus
/ p-rded arourd tie bol ani the brake Ea;h
the rope provided with iauteea. Colforn, RET
i shirts, black paIu, belis ard fire caps.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-14
NINTH DIVISION.

fthAh Raf ATitN.
form''oa o. uc,,lns oder ss We cas-, slis of
foorto avc' ~. right sH,sEA street. Ensioecr John
scocsSer ooumadsi In companies ms'csea ss tsl
BAArzR hoos ASP Lsnrxn Cosrssy, No. IL
tohn Alafc~s, For,mtn
The ,rurk lighted NJ via ops hundred sas burn
ers, which supplied Nth 20. frs foar cas-, roo
CYLINDER rsoed berss,h the sdeers sna envelop~a IN
the folds q natio0a as he burners sers protect,
81 W stained glAss shaaes me cylinders wcre .sor,
eight feet ot ~ aic,n iochos IN diameter a. eoa
tslped o. osesber about thousand eesc let % 70
Ths whos asied ~ ~ ,he Noe York Car sad ssan
boat Gas Coz psny sixty Iarsacd vita ,hs srucx
nosrrR Hos corp,vv, No %,
Juo. n Fsrinston, Yorcman,
Was hanasoucly lighted with vAriegsiet astsrps All
pitch ,Otcssa stuffed gsms cock surm0unssd Tho
rage ~h.oh aso decorated wlsh psnes sod ~rcaths
q rosus ssves,y men psrsdcd, dressed slth bIs:k
p~A. aud belts, rod shirts and ms ordinary are caps
Lvs OAK rsass cosrsSr, No. ~,
John Murdoch, Foreman,
Psrsdsd - red shsts, black pants kr and uuubSred
sxy meu The arrarsius, ~alch xss hands suciy RANT
Cd and dccnrsssd, s.r>c,ed COED d.. Of pos,c~ ma
psnss. especially, The ,rhjscs o. s,rer ra..yt
TIE torches and sresork, ~srs se<ndls. .as .,,,eS
loud applause
wssHryoroy iEvtso Ho~r cosF,xr, No "A.
George Hook, Foreman,
Praded Bny men. all bearing ,orvAc. no apr,,,,,,
decas,sd wi,a TO handsome silver mouftca i,r,.s
Of blue spa white sis,s, sermoustd b. ssrles from
whosc bstks ~. buLshss ~ red white ara bloc rs
bore ~ - glreasgs tofse T. rlsias, shns asoag
rshg osi ~ ~ uhmussi nOies a. the pocsssoo nosed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-14
THE TRIP TO WEST POINT.
ARATfoNs TO kEcsIvE TIM PRINCE AT wnsr
POINT tn uOuuow

PREPARATIONS TO kEcsivE rns PRINCE AT WEST
POINT TO MORROW.
Great preparations progressing for The ssceptsos a
bis Royal Hghnem tbs Prince Of Wales II shs Military
Academy ~ west Point TO morrow 10 the day on Shch
Tho Prince vii honor the inssitut0u with visit.
O The arrival OF abe Prince and his at Acade
my they ~nl be escorted by LAeut Gen. Scott and hh
STAFF together with all the mstvy and naval officers on
lbs station A The Prince and his suts land q
the wharf rational SALUTE win boom forth IN hoaorabls
weocne 10 the royal syy from Fort Knox Fort Putnam
and The coast oatsses Number of horses viii also bs
In waiting cr tho Prince md biz suite 10 convey them
the Academy and escort Of cavnry viii accompany
ihsm tbhor with all ths usua forms,lsics Of military
honor II is reported that Lieutenant Gcucrai
scott has been rouestcd BY the Prssaen, Of
the Unitsd STATES " participate In the core
monies OF the occeioo. and there can DO ~
doubt but I'll old veteran and hero viii spare ne.thsr
pains sruuble 70 poiot out every object worthy of
notice, and 70 explain every hing about West Poiss
Acsceny and fortress TO the royal party, Who win b.
Temporarily N the change Of the gallant od soldier o. u
repoblc.
wnsn the Prince Of waller approaches The Academy
the cadets ct the Institution vii be drssn up Ia ss
rbey VII Immediately present arms and promptly pr.
form al tbs military evclutsoOs omsourily COOS
through oco~,onn whyin The highest respect ola
martial description intended 10 BE- shosn- NE Primo
o. wsks, having received thoec hcno vii then proceed
70 u. nspsctsoa Of the dncreDt colleges o. the Yves
po,at Aca5eG7. ms must certainly be peculiarly n
Treating part Of The psoSuunc Tor youth Ike shs
Prince q Wales 70 po-frm-
h supposed thai ycry few persons wlll be allowed
board The Harrhs Lane ~hch Ia TIE vcssel wAius
lis Fog al Hsbnsss WIN arrive ~ the landing bat sAs
public yin doubt sccompsDy The Prince In larc
bs scvcvai river boats have arcsdy been chArscrs1
for The r W The fyse shis very interesting aad
usuai trim
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-14

H Academy u uusic was crowded yesterday, from
nooesds nj evening, by . besasfai selection Of our
leading cssiseps The occasion the Visitation Of tAs
oei room tn which the md dance 70 the Prince u
waves sas siven, Friday evening last and hurdro1
nso nos bad the good fortune DO preseot q IL
osn sea were but too glad avail themselves or tAs
opportunity Of Waiting the boards on which the Prinos
nAn Wod and the Of the w,l az the urrA
BAL which had echoed and reechoea with thu usrts,
and merry music OF she pscvioss nishk II $50
Tho OCCASION was most inseves,inx On ana !, -.
curious to 80 20 uaay fsshioaabe people hurrv,nv a
spec the gorgeous and truly magnificent ballroom -
awaiting nc sans'ornasIoa Int the staid ana sr....m
Irving Pisoe 0pers House. The interior arrarrem..-
precisely the same the evening Of sns ~
There were the spleudd Of Towers the dsx,,,r
lamps and rsdisn arms. Tho boxes were fsr
the most par, Oiled with ladies' and ssauens..
while largo pumber continually promeaaSlse
about the sooth white door. There were two bands a
music engaged for the OCCASION which dsooursed plea
SAINT music At intervals and BY turns One OF these wss
The famous oressssina attached tho Seventh ree.
meDt National Guard and distinguished itself excs~l.
ins'y The other excsens string band and win
The two together the vsitcrs had no lack Of geol
muatc, There was no crosd or pressure about
the Academy; every thing quiet Is nothing wss
soiDg Inside AID Il until had entered aal
his ssrs bstn greetto by the stirring sounds Of uss
and the low hum OF voices that he became aware thai
the last view Of the Princes hail was being taken
BY the GOOD people Of New York Ladies' and gertienes
wandered alb u. as In historic gallery and after
seeing all that could be eeeu departed with somethas
Ike reluctance from the Of OF the brilliant
Jats ever In this country. &t&A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-14
THE RECEPTION PARADE WHO'S TO
BI.AMEy

10 tbs EDIT0n TUE HERALD.
Some OF the papers General landlord OF being
the cause OF the delay This is absurd.
lst The Prince expected to arrive New YORK as
one O'Clock. de did not arrive at Castle GArdea until
half past aud presented General sandiorl
until after three oco x, when he left the Castle.
I'd The s,sndins review on the Battery was not
in the original programme bat was proposed By tbs
Prince and quite the previous npiieut the
military, ana could not be declined. IL was, however,
conducted raedty and did not oscupy over twenty
I've minutes. a4 Nfttt N q &N
Sd. The column obstructed reary half an hour ia
Broadway, between the Battery and tho Psrx by deuce
crowd which the mounted Aod foot police were unable
70 penetrate without the utmost difficulty.
9th. The Of delay occurred 10 the progress
Of the Prince snte up Broadway from the City Hail.
the crowd being immense isOudiog and oAdrea.
who prevented from falling back BY the numbers
behind them. o,
THR fRIFcEs RECEPTION rARADE.
We Inadvertently omitted, In account Of the
prominent officer. who participated therein name Il
Adjatant ) b Coppinger, Of the Ninth regiment he Va
Of the meet bard working and energetic officers In
tho divisiou.
II was also Inadvertently stated that Captain Hgbes
Carpenter commanded company Il. Twelfth regiment
Captain J. pun commanded on that occasion.
AN ISClDRkr On TIN HARLEM RAILROAD.
During the visit Of the Prime OF Wales 70 the upper
end o. the city Friday iass Interesting incident
occurred when be passicg " the steamer u Anx
for him the Harle river, his return 70 his hotel,
In the presentation him Of two bouquets OF osers By
two iittc girls, one Of whom was Mics Lilly Aen the
grea, grsnddsnghter Of Colonel Ethan Auen Of Revuaa
t'cuary memory. e. .
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-14

sm-rn the issse of your paper d ihis morning ysu
ssy Mr. Rueharea who made ne t~u large bov1 sets
for she Princes o-s room, whereas II ws A Rcss
OF. "a, 1850 A REID
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The rides Of the reel Of The carriage painted rod
with rAsed composition scroll work; the back box
painted red, ard relieved with rich ait moulding,
tts frtus hcx there 6nc artistic painting q the
tarrrE q me city Hall, which vas nsoylploa
Ivrs the da,c Of the orgsnra,gno Of The company n
git letters ne lop cf lhe carriage was surmsunlca
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-04-07

and ranging In price from 10 Is cts. +.
pOr sale ny w. w, STEWART,
febT-dAWI Mo- o. Main a.,
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j. w. T. McMuLLEN.

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walking to this poat nAs taxa hold Of the lever,
ana pushes ~ back whent - II by magic, the arms
q me Seel directly halora ths Aoe, 80 while
frame may " hlle tgIning AZ a. naed he nom left
TO right 20 - 70 bring All bdes of II within ach
70 tFlnG the tfaue back 70 tha horiEontai Al posi-
uQns take hold 81 tbs lever and pull a 70 YOU aud
fAile the lever ~ the poel md retain Il BY the
Ton of piq. The upper end OF the handle lever win
which Ia 10 gauge thsillting.
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y y Y y y ! =
If PHYSICIANS WILL USE II, why IS IT
NOT SAFE FOR THE PEOPLE?

CfNCIEEATI, Nov. 2.
MEssRs. A. L. soovrLL 4 Co.
Deer sirs,-The public generally are fully
aware Of the thousands Of remedies for dis
eAsed lungs, under the titles Of sarsapa-
rillns, Pills, Plasters, Liniments, etc, that
are daily brought 10 their notice through the
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object in writing this note for publication IL
TO induce the public, or at least those who are
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10 use one that contains articles Of real use in
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cine. r9rrr cl
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right lung, attended with severe diarrhea
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the use Of the above-named medicine, and
was soon restored 10 his usual health |
have also found DR.. Halls Balsam the most
valuable expectornnt for breaking up dis
tfessing coughs and colds that l have ever
used. w. d. WRIGHT, NJ. ID.