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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-15

b 8, al Al; 500 bills ditto Sperm ~ IS % III
OF aImsa sales ys*i Srs 70. No Oa S'p. and
pRoyIsI0s- Pork market I, not active ys, fair
bune.s was done prices closing bryant, most hold
not inclined to sell q ooI sons,ra nsufe OF h.
delivery hear Of sse, Of 2So Dbl New s. ouye5s :" bb.
DO same time AZ 8u; 500 Dbl do. buyer until the sth OF
Nov so % ra hb mp 200 Go; au cpyrF P,; u" 90.
buyer hnt half OF Dec fll the .aes on The ,ps5
$500 bbl.. at 3sa go for oId Mes t.S% 80 ~ ~
30 Tor CIV Prime Mess: al 50 for Western do W 20
at3s for Sour and Mqty Mess $wa ~ 'or i" T nv;
Han. ar oerrd cry Er future delivery N ij ut we hear
on sales import, Cut Mosts are fairy actse bpt ps'
ds md De- for H-ms has been sold for inaFe
de- very follows: iorl TAKEN oI Deeeno-r
I'D saas sd e on sT cs Lsd hs.
and hnoT closing bnoyaut he advance IN f'chanf
ac for No 2od2lc for far TO prime Steam, z ARE FOR
TO- do Kettle Rendered, and $50 erces Kotc dried to arrive
PFTRoIEUM Ia, been IN bri,s demand and prices have
largely advanced snd the market has been quite excited ne
ravo seller, the advantage the 'ses or the day oos up $3.50
RICE-Therc s nothing OF importance 70 record In tis
marhe email lot Of Is bbs. Para sold on prsse erm'
er closing IN favor the scler tr adyente shout
h. h. pr To- Of 100 hhd, at lc sc io Csba snd
6rner we quote Hsrds at 2c a24.c Soft "hiN' ct NJ
cs3,c and DO yclows at l3c me-. -,,-
sIItfS-An Imp!ofrd a.,
p nom De trade .ses OF ~ bags Pepp"r 100 c's 'nt
me-. ON bag. preuto and i50 mat. CsssiA on pnF-e
tgffia bnt UNDERWOOD 10 be ~ full values. . ,, -.
sPELTEH--Sieifn IL tian, with modefa'e "'inahu ~
is.Niiic. IN , -. 81.
sTEDS-Grsss Seeds extremely dul ana pilces are
mai At l8tal9c Clover. md va 80 - i0f iuHoJ'
Rnugb Far Is aue, AZ 80 oa % 70 per bus.eL .o oo
TAILtN-1he make, a nrtisr and u hEir4 Co.,
s AZ lSQl6c. for Weston, I5idloi for CITY, ana TO- '"'
Eastern. pi.t.. -.
ITN-Pi; {, firmly led bat hear OF 'ales f'4Les He
ouiet and nominal . -, ,;.,,.
ei he inquiry and price. bcttf sales Ol 80 n'"| "
tucsv AT lbac add li5 case, seed Leaf St ls0 We
WfIlsKY The market "a trmcr ard inod,rs.eF h,H's
s Of J7ctb At 20 Stse,and 81 700 81 II iof
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[Aavetisementl
On. TALBoT's CONCENTRATED MEDICAL
PIyEAPPLR CIDER
PINEAPPLE CIDEh

4, p,,,Y,x,x, NJ s,cxxrsS-Ths experience shs
Dr. Talbot hs, had for the last Twenty-Five y,ss,
ycs- nm The, n ia tipe the pabc had an article onsrea
TIE! VIZ sicsne. The article n or =" classes.
old and young II IL not TO the Doctot' pIt eH
tiIely 10 the public One quart o"eue Il. oe Joc.
well person year This il rather new moo VI ~,
torns neyrr'hs.ss IL will millions IRON Wing ~
Is better pay III dollar ear TO Keep i'op Y
than 20 pay ten or twenty dollars In doctors bills end IS ucn
more for the loss Of time and the Inconvenience OF p's ~
To prevent sickness follows: Add one hapoonu
MeAcaied Pineapple Cider 10 tnmbsr oil epd ""ei a.
drink the frat thing after yon rise IN the morning sha
saue before you retire az night IL viii increase me
give visor and action TO the SYSTEM cooorA,,a
YORK merchant Who hes Esdaa thorough trial oI tho
supe Cider r Talbot that gained ten pounds OF
aesh IN one month ct the fret trial lie continues IT'S use ~
shoys A.crd and finds very beueicia 1ys hns proven
an entire preventive sckr IN his Aiso siothe,
known gentlemen In Newiorz has used the Mehca,ei
Cider coSsty years, and has not been alex one y
during tl,st tiIDr. - q,
Pre - per bottle, til quart Foe'le everywhere Sent
lyee By ~ prs.a y recrpt Of price
All orders .honi be- G1dleisrd -
Il. 4. bABEITT,
Sole hvcTs,
avn ~ w. ~ ~ ~ - kss.iork.
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Family Markets.
TIRE COST or LIyIEG IN NEw-YoRK.

THE COST or LIyISG IN EEW-YoRK.
FRIDAY Oct l4-P. M.
We give below quotations Of some ofthe lead
Ing articles OF food sold in small Quantities fr ordinary
family consumpiion st Washington and Fulton Markets.
and By the down traders The uptown grocers es
specially Hose In the vicinity Of Filth and Lexington
avenues charge higher than here quoted. Orr range
includes fsir 10 god articles emitting chenp. pale
meats and vegetables. and not embracing the high price
poid by some Of the frsclass Restaurants and Saloons
ioF extra Inc productions. Compared with Last wees
thc nOst noticeable feataTos IN the retail markets an
gd'ance on butter, somo fFscllss grocers charging
&C per n for Orange county; also poultry Flour
is little higher by the barrel bat reailod Of the old
prices when weighed ou Fish are not plenty, and
still high hsats ara in fair supply, and nearly un.
changed In fruits, apples and grapes take the lead
being plenty and cheap in comparison with most other
things Isabella grapes good this year. and are
generally sold. the sidewalks at about I5c. per n,
Fine pears, "a seckels. VirgaHens and Duchesse are
nearly out Of market The vegetable markets are well
supplied especially with potatoes. tarniDs and onions
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Arrived.

Steamer Cesspsasc Vie.,., Porsisnd mdse. sad pa" V
II. r., Cromwell a. 90. -
r. = steamship Union, Acting Vol. Lieut. =, oour-y, VIII
nsis f..eiisrrs aud TO- d srgcd psu nam NIB 5sgsa'
r.u Peusscols r. q. Z. Slua!ron ana hey West
4. - s;crfu tf4nsgor. ~ tid Hobart "asL.'o 30 ho~i'
20 L. :. 40 j. a,
L. steam transport Lousa Moore, win;eri Fores' Mon
zoe. ballast, 10 [. :. q ~ 49,.
= ..fam ,rsss.os: Senessl Neis. Watson Rosuoi3
leland efl ns'. FORTRESS Monroe biast, 10 l. > q M
L. : roaru quusos. gloria, Licu. Cor. SAINT 'teG,v,
Boston. 20 hours
A. : rr,enuo steamer Kswasee, Ps.rce, NewPor ron An
eastern cruise =. -
big Humboldt Red1lan. GGcs Boy, II days, Goals H. D.
brcOkIn4n = Go. .
sclr Joaa sao. Coz. sAa.ee a. s., Il days, sue rsch
& IhLs'l.
SIR Fye..ne. Hoptine. Georye.own, coel.
sahr Lizzie Taylor, Tsyor, hateras lEiet' II eTs, c,an
timber D.. FabeT. 90.
s.hr v hi,r SEA lee. Scw5nry port. mdse. ". Lsvs
SIR UsGs tPr J. Iak, Plrshcro, =. ~ d5y' Ios'o.'
-. n h>Rs -
Sclf. A--,aIOf, DAVIS, Fdl River. -
- ar. Canary, Pitcher, Bangor for NJ . buzz.
SchT. Mary Providence.
Scir. III Townsend L.ris Providence.
sem. ssndsis, Lord. flzsorthport Bostoa
Sclr. =. So or, -. UaTwich, hsh
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Travellers, Guide.

10 Albany by Hudson h. r., % Warnn.s,.. Ls
Gndi0 am, and 4. {, and l0:sOp. m Sunday trsin
from 62s p IN
To Albany by Harlem Il. L.. eoths' sth-av, 10. a.
IN. ands D. M sunday train................... D. m
To Albany Cozfens's Hotel Dock. West Point,
ewbursh. Poughkeepsie, Ithinebsck Catssn.
md ilndson by steamers Dan'li,rew aud G. |ib-
bard leaving Desbros.rs landing at 3Ohs'.)a t N
10 Baltimore by the New Jerey 4. k, too. of
Courtiandt It,. q snd 10 a. NJ, y ?. M, sud u
mhight sunday 100 p. m
To Boston. hy Nov London line, Pier 90 n. r.
aud s;onngon line, Pier 10 \. A.. daily tSdnday
excepted. $500 p. m
To Boston. by Newliayen Il. r., via Springfield
s7,hst and dhsv N. and 800 p. M
70 no-t1n. by New Haven X. r., nth 4. and ith
ay Vi, Shore Line IA ,nd ?. sanday.... 500 p m
TO Buffalo and tue West, by FIRE. Railroad, foot
-"hAabegs and IL A. and $500 o. "a
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FRIDAY, Oct lip. NJ.

Gold opened at poe, sold at 2ie, and closed
st 22 at p N. The advance in gold has caused the
fsilure Of spectators.
Stocks have been strong throughout the day.
Government securities also frm. and at the chose
were strengthened by the large bids for the new go
bonds.
Money is abundant at 6d7 per cent and al
these rates is offered beyond the wants If borrowers on
san Commercial paper stands st SGlJ per cent foi
eSod names
Exchange steady at 100! for bankers, at Gu
Asys. Mercantile bills are ceiling at 2@6622s in cur
rency.
Freights are little more active, but rates are
without change The eDcegemenis TO Lyerrcola COO
bushels Wheat at I'd 100 green sated Hides 7s Cd GO
TINS OIL Cake, 7s6d 20 tuns Ialow. l2s6d 80 hhdt
Tobacco 22s6d.; snd per steamer, 1850 boxes Cheese
end 500 frkins Butter Jos. 10 London, 100 tnns white
Wool us Cd; 500 b5s Flour, Is. To Bristol 20 tns
Heavy Goods, 22s Cd. To Hayre OoO bags Coffee and
N5 pkgs Lard, As francs. To Hamburg, so bbs Pc
troleum 5s.6d. and MaIseies. 30 bols Petroleum.
A6d
The biddings for the new loan exceed the
largest estimates and are than s8 oo0O0o. As
Hr as ca be ascerained the large bids at l0O3l viii
est about ninety per cent. The First National Bank
and Ketcbsm Co. OF this city, have secured large
suount The following the parties TO the combina-
ton bid Of the First National Bank OF York 10 the
s<on oo 600 ioan.
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The Chicago Tribune & Wednesday says;


"Thsre Is no change 20 report in the money market
10 day The banks continue " ncrease the volume of
their deposits and there has not been time for many
years when they could command much ready cash
They are not dealing Out mBch 10 customers. nor do
tbot intend TO for the present or EMIL the packing
has fairly commenced when Is expected that
class Of customers will BE- ibefay but AZ the time
discriminsely accommodated. The slight advance ~
gold stifoned the markets ny Little. but the transoc
ions are small"
The City Bank will pay, NOV. !, dividend
deper cent, free Of tar.
The Central Pacific Railroad Company states
IN is annual report that it has thirt.one miles OF rail
road and telegraph operation, ard It's average monthly
receipts since June have been s6 end expense.
$500 The Company IL entitled TO ST. 29l 900 in Gov
srnment Bonds.
Dry Goods sales by auction realized bette
prices: No. 10 Cotton Yarns brought 81 2j y 10. an,
no ditto ranged from 81 l5cel eli Charter 0al
DENNIS sold at 23o.; Woonsccket Brown Sheetngs
site ;Attawaugen Bleached shirtings iolc.; i4Porti
mouth do 3lic- Pearl River Sheetings, Bic; Pepper
s1 Brown Cottons, 44c; Nassau Stripes 253c. Caro-
end Printed Elannels HQ1ce Lancaster Drills 2se.
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4. Brasepor.. b, .t.am.r Bridgeport, ttOrn Pee.

Sip, T. k day..................:. .............
To Greenpot, .hp Fire Island, and other resorts
Long lslsDd, by L. T. lisilroad, non ,ame~sng q,
and foot OF Aths,s r. R............S u III ana ~"
To Long Branch. by RaTitsn and De'aware Ray
Y. r.. Via steamer Jesse Hoyt foot OF Murray, =,
st.; daily at ...... ......... 81 and II a. M and y
To New. Haven. Hartford, and 6phnsheld--steam,
srs leave Peck Slip at. .........34 ana al
To New-H Haven, BY the New. Haven RI, 21thst. ~
aud 4h-sv., ct Z, ny IA asa, 81. and '"o
To Cornwall. Wesi Point. NewbuIgh. Pcushkeepsia
aud Rondoui, by steamer Mary Powell leaves jay .,
%, landing dAly............ ................. =
To the West, By PenDsyivanis Central Rslirosd,
foot Of Courilsndtst., 7 a. in and and p. IA. ~
Sunday train. o'0
To the West, by Central Railroad Of New. Jsrsey,
foo, Of Court sndt-st.. &c m, m, m snl 1;S
TO Philadelphia By New-Jcfsey Railroad, foot Of
CourtIend..t., and 10 4 M, IL m and p m.'
and II midnight. Sunday. Wv
To Wo-hI gton by New.Jersey X ". loot o,
CouItllndt =, q si.d 10 a. H., u p n ara 10 ~
fiidnight sunday.
Fer lufiher information "a regard 70 ReiIoae Tts
zee advert eiHents in another part OF this pspcS.
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s,,e~axrrs ARRIVED.

n r. s. s,,or1sspUs'oE, from P'n,aoo. 1,S ~
s.,is Ir.i J. B.rry, 3 X. Chester ". Il. iIey79e..
- + II in,s " 81. ManGeil. Acting ID Asst ihg D. =.
a. er + n dee, Acyinz 50 Asst Eus James " I'D H. J.
yy{I,n,s Re1b,n Riley, r. johnson, Co1s~aiH
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Isconia ..Os Brown Cot.ons 4Oc.i Langdon B'eached
~ ut 440l5c. and 46ircb at DC Norwich DO &sc'
Tiger DENNIS, 96.c Hamilton 'B do 32sc.i Everett
Stripes, l3.c Salem Brown rannes sold wan perfect
fururo at 80, there being from " to 90 dnpeate'
The market is very stiff and te advance on these goods
fully reaches 10 per cent Peabody a. Brown Sheet
iags which ne noticed yesterday % stihng at &c. to-
day sustained advance of one cent per yard selling
at Soc. and duplicating at that Messrs Hsggcrty
Co. sold French English and German cloths and Sax
ony woven dress goodsthe latter continuation Of the
fine sle OF Messre Schereder Bross goods last week.
TIE cloth sale went of with spirit the prices obtained
being fair. The dress goods sale, like Its predecessor
was quite successful slight advance over Lost weeks
rates being obtained. Messrs. Van Wyck. Townsend
L Co had large sale Of ribbons. and Messrs. Robbie
& Cories Of hosiery, etc., both of which did fairly.
The movement of Dry Goods at this pot for
he week has hran foova.
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l. Overture 90 IA Bay -.''.'..
? Fsrtszia On Song Brightest Eyes ...'''.:'.rif"-
q MaxGurks fhYoriia...t.s. .sssss'ss.sfsf'ii' 'i''
PlGr sGgnsD.
t. Grani March fofn 6ena dN ,rsy l2if''h
= T. 'ODt rnu. on ''''
g. JubiAon QuicL Nfrrh.............. ~. i.rf-
a Grand SELECTION from Les Fesp,f- Slca- .''fdl
PsEr rHiRD.
O. vor Popan Medley.
Lap Y.sr poisI......-.............H H. hoiw"''h'
To- Rolsn4l sEd blnd, from iono..'....''',.i 'tcn-
- u...nlei II tisAAi,i
National q fourt
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BORT rllarocno' Notice.

STATE OF NRw-YoRK.
POsr-N iRDESS OgTCE No. IJi Na'is-
NOTICE Is hereby given, in accordance with
section of the at passed April u, IeS7 eusi An
A. 90 k.uTgsuKr the Nhrl.ns OLce of the Port o. srw
Nor" TO N psrsoYs Interested IN. having charge o. ths
suhst matter - such inquiry, examination 80 survey, that
following vessels under animation by the Per,
,i.us and tha, the sad sUgyrys examinations VII be
completed within ten days next sdcceetn. this Iots, on
board said yrgsrls:
Bari Ms''ia W. Brett ............,. Thomp.o't
Hrg C.icf.ina. ....c................S p. ].
DARK Hytf r. "A
MlNrHORNE TOMPhINs, Ple,dsns-
:. Arcs HYrEislN SccserS-y.
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ARrIsrs, FUN sooIErY.-The Artists Fun

ARTISTS FUyD SOCIETY .--The Artists Fund
sociriy Of tho civ Of Nrw York hes published ~
FOURTH Annual Report pamph :. Corfcou5 In purple
ink and careful presswork. The Report shows that the
Society established upon firm bass ios failure pros
pcriy having already flnl Of over slicn yielding
m annual income Of sbou. sOo0. Members kindly
exborted however % increased ithfslness In furnh
nr the pcturcs wbich coufrbg,e the regular c0ntTbu-
tons tD be Sociry. The "iccr for ihe year ir0i
- President, J. ": Ctai.rnr, We President >
J. Kenset; Treasurer J. NJ. Falooner. Secretary. ".
Colyer
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Il GOUI AND RHEUMATlSM.
Alsursrer. from the rbove complaints either q eesn.
long standing advised 70 gsa bLAIRS GOVT AAEs
KliE MArlC PILLS. They can b. relied upon he 80
ssfc and esecu remedy offered 70 the public "a
6ocu universally used IA Eutopc io many Yeas wh .hs
Ereatr.t
Prepared by TROUT 4 HARsASr NJ. 30 Strand Lon
DON. Eng'-nd snd sold BY their Agents WELLS l. Co
Frank in-s', New York. Retail rrice, = 50 per box.
Ia Majesty -Comm-s ionefshivc authorized he aud
address Of THOMAS PHOUr lss Strand Loudor % b.
Impressed upon the Government stamp syed to eseh boz "
the genuine medicine.
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TuR BAprler MIsIsrRY.-On TharsdaY eve.

min, congrrg atom assembled AT the Pilgrim baptist
Chnrch Wet Thiriythr, street near Eghth.ayenue,
for the purpIs 81 wliueSslg the Ordnntl"n Of Mr.. !.
A. X Gesslcr "a Baptist minister Of church At West
Farms There wege On The platform. MT. peiiz, Rev.
ID Moore IT, 80 Iirs,klsn nr. 4. II. birmingham Of
the south Baptist Church. Row IL. W. Knapp.
Rsv " Reid al Green9ort. Dr. Wcrcott Roy
l. Steward Of Diversified Rev. IL. +. smith
IN absrncr Of MIR. Anderson. Moderator. MI.
Mason. and Mr. Ge's.o-. lie ordinary oongreSA-
ton ~ Pilgrim Churcn Is about Son but on this
occaaioa oW INK 10 te sh0r'ness Il thr notice 81 meet
ny thc number lss. Tho inferior OF no building
~ remark able Tor rs pleasing n.4tncss. and f the COLI
portable Of the dcoonmuc itipa which y Affords
The service commenced wish pfuycr by Mr.. door'
obtaining exposition OF tie proper moral qgiii'1
and tie duties OF true evangelist. hymn, Low
be- suteOus their fet n'Xt Wng by TIE choir
Dr. birmingham followed wiki % SERMON. which WIS an
etcrcitafiOn the Scripture sentence 4 Aefe7 man
spske like Him" and on the dIylne end Ieiempt.vo
character Of Christ IN ord .nin prayer rndc ry
SIR Knapp. invoking GODS besiHg rId nl % tho can
dilatc. whom Ar. Pclfz wth his colleagues. then
formally ordained by O. imposition o. htads. ana Nj.
prlz nfiaTeard performed the ceremony ~ giving TO
Tia candidate The Hand "a eOgshp ~ thc raiue tinc
referring a. certain agreeable personal associations ~
istng between himself and Mr. Gc gor. hr. Reid de-
hvered 10 the newy-ordanod minister a charge boldly
indicating Che nature. aportaucc, and responsibility
Of the ministerial functions DR.. WcscOtt made
GLIDING prayer and NJ Gcsslcr repeated the Ordinary
bcnediction upon the assembly. which was then sung
out by the choir thus ending ceremony which 10 tho
member, % tho Pilgrim CbGron wa Interesting.
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UH.cG,bugA, Oct. 70, isd'.
TILE CIEULIE.

Dam sia. "Tia h,Clsrn Minute Guard" nov has .nF
hon Of yo'ei. ed bv raseuaed Throughout TIE
United sd the formation o. 1omPlHia' 10 sathoTLed IL
.vefy el,- lion district ,nd pr'eire.
The obyrc Of ,h. orssnzai 20 De prepared 10 aAe
pir IN public iemons' faluns ior pol,.cHl psrposes.
AZ who ia ofihe election # Gen Geo D. heClr'
Ian Tho Presidency. ose.her with suitable candidate or
y. President can bocors members OF to Minute CusFd
by surons their upon the records Of the Company
within the election district pnciuc IN which b" r's.dcs
Company fnay couais; any number OF nember who
.bs duly organize and captain, IRE. and srcond u
tenants. seoI-lry and ,Fror ~'h such other Officers IS
Cay deenrd norcs.ry. and rpo urir orsfnHioH 10
tho STATE Comnmnier and 10 the Nations seae,sry.
when Companies tie nunnrr Of no, s, than zen
elect bn;adrr provided that county shall have
,hnn sach oce supervise Lac Compane, within such
county or counties report the state Commander and
pfonlulsaie ais Oslrsa
Commander In ihe several stes confF toG.her At such
stated period. and TO- slch plTporss made Known by
tho National secretary in puralnce Of orders from tho Com
uiaaGerif-t hiel
They aso o; 'vch tin'q they deem advisable call 70.
.ethef officers OF panic. and sss Ia their respective
States c5as..s and Lion, ad che orders II .bc
Commanders, though he slaI Soc4eAiios, b.
ob.yed.
10 obtain u drfl, and regulations address N, National
serrr,ary Dr. b. r. Steven. Nc YORK who furnishes
..rucions 5pfr auhoe' .nl communicate with var.
tie, duly yoych,d by older. Of a. scre Company.
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SATURDAY CoScERT. - The Central Park
Commissioner annuunco tot there win be music on
the Mall st the Park this commencing at -
o'clock by the Central Park Bead, nnder tie leader
ship Of II. B DodwoTth. If tho weather Is Ine Iho
EllnW ng IL The proErnrlrlei
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MINIATURE ALNANAC.

suu Rises. $40 sno Sets ..3;<' Moon N.se'. s'U
INCA sATER THIspAT.
Sandy uck. 5.23 Cos !saId.. 1904 Hell Oss''' "@
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r-eeiptS Of Produce.

| O.r II-iI0N0 bbs FIonr. 81 bbls WHISKY, !1 bo.
corr Moal. g0Oo bu,b wnra, 49, hlsh ~" ~ ~
ba.h O.i. a0lO bash Barey 100 bush. Rye 80 pas
Pro,i,ion, 80 pkg. Lard 35 pkg- OIL Cak", 10" pigs
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srRuoss 10 YouNG MES.-The second ser
mon Of III. course TO yosne viii bc delT"T'd by
the Rev Dr.. Crooks lie Public PlgSs m Relation
- Rel gon and he Muras ~ socicy, ~ ihe l'ts1-
Church between ist and I'd avenues. tomorrow even
lbg.
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Advertise mont
The FOURTH NATIONAL BANK,
EEw.YOnK DfPOsITAgY

and
FINANCIAL AGRAT or TIE UNITED SIAfgs,
Nos. - and % Pinest..
Receives subscriptions TO the new go TRyAsuHY
MOTIFS which 1e convertible ct maturity into SIX PEI
CENT GoID.mAsS0 $40 BONDS.
Commissions Of per cent allowed IN all cases. sAd
liberal terms 10 Banks who buy % cell agairi
Receives subscriptions to tho 1910 Bonds
Converts the old 1910 notes into per cent. 1891
Donds;
Collects Warrants and Drafts on the Treasury. and
trsnsaets oil other b1zness connected with Govern
1nent. MORRIS KfTCHCg. President
d. ". VAUGHAN, Cashier
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Ugr1En's SALE DlABouoUE.-Mr. Robert

Heller IN give afternoon performance 20 day nj No
s Broadway begnniug three O'Clock. All Bis clever
st + ats Of necromancy WI - introduced. and i~o Of
Ills nest effective piano forte 'cIestions-
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FATAL ACcIDgST.--Mr. T.. Is. koiie, an chi
ploye VI tie Darby building and Lumber Co for several
years and ycrY valuable a.an, came Ia his death on
W edneaday morning, by means VI piece OF botrd.
thrown FROM cirrnar SAM striking him IA the bowels.
lie survived the blow some seven hours The injury
y as wholly Internal.
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fsdveri-ement.
A great Reduction in Prices of ENGLISH CAR
P.rs. on cLorBs. DRussrrz. WINDOW SHADES IABiE
toytRs, e,., etc. he gHa HIRAM AsDEasoSs' no. ~
Bpwcry.
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A miiis.ry Organization /" for Political
purposc-o-What Cna it Meant

To ne Editor Of The " Y TribHHe
SIR: The following is an exact copy Of a
printed Circular which was shown 10 me- some
time since. by Trustworthy gcntlnmen OF my
acquaintance who gave IRE the following account
Of it: He said IL was addressed 20 an Intimate
friend VI his. who Aad been prominent Democrat
and who bad been IN the habit II contributing literally
20 the support Of The OH party Being now
disrustul of the loyalty u portion Of The Democratic
party he had silently ceased cooperation with chem.
Ills Circular h. snppJg'd was seat - him under Tie
impression that be was 40 zreluus partisan ever.
Not being So and especially diqhsiag the appearance Of
this Circular Itch conaEged him IN his suspicious, he
had shown t 10 some of ais loyal friends batSTith tho
request thu, his unmo should not he mentioned. ~ he
wa retired quiet old gentleman, and wished 10 shnn
publicity and avoid harsh collisions with ljs old asso'
olaes obtained leave 10 take this copy u It, thinA'
ing that Il might possibly be Of "a he fd9bc NJ some
future line since the nomination % Cen. deC !eHn
10 tho Presidency the revelations AZ tAe Chicago Con
yeniun and especially the developments o. secret
reasonahle conspiracy at tie Wesi % has occurred 20
NO Tia, - publication might add something 20 rho mas
Of kindred information already before the loyal public
you are ol to sans upnion pcusc siye place ~
your columns You may rely the trathiI'ness Of me
foregoing statements Yours truly
WILLIAM GOoDTLL
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To take KRST's

A DEMOCRATIC TENDENCY. take kHsrs
E.sr lspiA CoggEE every morning at breakfast Il Is won
dIny yaugr rOr tlo Ivy all Grocer 81 70 eonis PEI 40
General Depot, 10. l5I Reade-st.