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New-York tribune., 1867-10-19
THE STATE or TRADE

NvwoaHASs Oct 49, Cotton weaker sales 80 bales Low ID
AIM a nj gc sales ;he week 0o50 bales keep, hA bales
T,,,. -g1 bae stock 20piJ bales Flour iu lower grades
d,ng. Tr,bl4 Frtrs Corn hrn White, ~ ~ Vts I'd,
I -, All. aud nominay S26d go 2 Bacon unchanged ooHi
t Sterling E1ohange 50 90 80 Exchange on NeNi'A AZ aBn
PEI Sens pS Oct 1s-Coon dell icl al7c Spirits Ilr
u.nin,-Saes 5205Jlc market du and droopns 'N 'n
-. N 4 st : so and Common 4J0 - l2i Tar ~ %
Irer.- Ga Oct Is less active and prices &C. lower
..is. ~ va hale, Mding al l6c lscept 4i3 bales Al.
Cap,xsroy e. Oct l8The Cotton market opener VIII Aoe
, eud.uy In consequence OF tue doll and delres Aot
Ne. 1ork prices fell idic sales Of oo bales Ne" lo'A ns' "
i7o Receipts, $50 bales ~. = ., hhd. Al S4aspr,
Corn dull ~ S ~ i' 'neu wa
ei. H. Tor Ea Ia bulk Oats STEADY a. 10" ~ iA
~, has declined Mess Port dan a. tfs - Hu iSi
% Raon oust shoulders. lac Clear is sides Sle Clear
s,d.. Iglc Cotton active at lhl a loc . -, D.. -,
,yp Oct ia aFlour quiet and steady pou', p
w., Rd Wheat 81 ell 80; foui Amber, ~ ~ "
g. P,trs SIt y0asl6 Wheat dali and nomuh lowe, 70 !
unsy Re xas held 65dfac Csc vas hd Cora Ill,
- o. dvil and unchanged Rye quiet and nnhahiel p"l
~ 81 an for No and Canada Petroleum sA'NAhs' H
An ,ndsr The unhrorabr foreign advices v.1- L q,
@,s~ss,Tt oct lBFlouf dull. and declined &c ~ ~
,s III Wheat dull 42 40 for No Red Corn pu " u,
- o sI No sheled ac Tor Oh Toe for New on ~9 & -
& qe Al ts for sprng & tOa ~ 20 for Fa 'v 1 o
~ g., NttIInf. demand hyl Tobacco active S.. q
li. :, "a 2c ht Ihgs; bare for cat NhlshF uh'tt
s all .gl~. ~ better, sales ~ AA.l'
II 81. Ire lev Offering ~ hr lu'fh'
s tor hLnndrrs AMI defuei Coz the hr-t ~" 'a'n "a.
IN ih. sles or if ua''rf ,t i,
& snd unchanged. oaii ltf buyiug ant dn'' '"' ' "
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New-York tribune., 1867-10-19
THE SOUIHERN STATES.
MAINLAND.


TIE RIOT AT THE PARADE OF COLORED MILITIA
RESULT OF THE CORONER'o INYEs1IGA-
TON.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 1S.-The afiray about .
O'Clock last night in Howard-st, near Mulberry, while
some 400 OF the coorcd troops marching ana the
rear ulatOoD of company alleging they had been hred
uDOn by some one outside with pistol and also stoned
DISCHARGED dozen of their muskets, Killing boy named
Charles A. Elmeyer has caused intense excitement The
deceased was merely spectator lhyesuga.odd , Deoe
the Coroner leaves II doubtful whether the cOOreu troops
had really been first assaulted The evidence is contra
dctOry Thus far the authorities have been unable 10 hx
the killing upon any one IL Is sun under
liz is supposed that the entire company VIII be arrested
and held 10 answer time after the anray,
there were apprehensiOns OF serious o hut the police
queled the II Is supposed that TINS circumstance
will cause dlsbanding by Gov. swami, Of the negro
troops The matter has assumed very serious aspect
and threats are loud
LATER-AIL PARADES OTHER THAN OF The MILITIA
PROHIBITED.
BALTIMORE, Oct. l8.-The following remarkaoe order
was passed tonight by the Police Board OF Baltimore
Its object 10 prohibit the parade OF the eoioreu nha
and the Union Leagues entirely;
An parades professions. asscmblages OF afintu men,
within the limits OF Baltimore, other than the regularly
organized militia OF the state, under ther PROPER
properly and legally authorized, are hcreDy plopcu
whether the same be had by day or Dy night -,
All professions parades OF bodies OF men tnrough
the public streets at night except OF militia as aloresau
are likewise forbidden whether the persons engaged
Therein he armed or unarmed All persons other than
members OF the militia organization aforesaid appearing
armed In the streets at night, whether shgy or toseer
will be arrested g.. 80 ho.h- ~
i0ued 10 arrest all persons who shall DE lOuhu on the
I -,fsrcfs in c0ntrayentOn OF this order
The nousc Of several persons have been searched to
,v hy The police and taken The owners OF these
Jcy4s1to TIC colorod wiltary ccmp1uic' Au1mpIi u
New-York tribune., 1867-10-19

s for No spug. slS Tor Red wister S5 . for White an
tt % for Double Extra when eua easier Corn scaree sac
quiet Barley dull sales of 900 prime orono a. ~ 90 rs
suas s3la s; Mddngs 90 q tap Cana treighs seeaay
Flour 5oe Wheat lSc. Com I2le Barley Ric, - New ork
Lumber e. 80 to the Hudson Railroad FghsPOur Y Boston
Impor-ioioO5 bush wheat SaGco bus bnsb Baiey 1905 bush
reas t5VW feet Lumber Canal EEportsl3OO bb@ ioGr q
Lumber The amount FOnr and Grs the Be aud Os"eo "a
na o ieTater and NewiGrk 3es o can oe
Rye 80. bush. and Peas 81 $40 bush
ST LOUs No. Oct s-TObsceo active aud higher; Lugs S@c
Iomon 70 Medium Leaf c shipping 2sal6c others nnehsga
RItss ssa$s 75 Double Brtss 80 25a si; Choice oil ga
Ss Is Fancy - 90 Wheat ann for Choice Eal and he1y & o
fd & % 1e spring s8o5st2 lo Corn ssyy "a at - t, g
for Extra Choice Provisions doll; Perk n0Hia 2I ~
& ebaeqn-S6opers l4tc Plain Hams lse sggs5 oHfa t
fouri 400 bush Wheat 900 bush Iiys
HAVANA Oct Snga without arfnnon qustatioDe y 99dS4
alO reals hoasses scarce quotations. sac reals ssen X sns
demand at sl30Sl3 90 Lard l6lalsl Exchange declining;
on London Is Paris United Gold
per cent premium FTeish dul5 TO SewYok 90 to NsvOr'
CHICAGO very dull easier Spring Rstras
5B B7t Whea! 6rm at 90 for No and 36 fer NJ,
Corn heavy and declined c sales for and ~ %
@Sl 0 for No. Oats declined c Barley declined l
2 sales at II for No Mess Pork $22 959$22 50 ~
d2sc Beef Cattle quiet - 5O rs 50 for Fair StFers
Hogs less active decline Of 5d2 sales st $50 Sc 40 t Ch
Iregh firm and steady ReeptslZ0OO bb Flour 0oOs bush
Wheat Corn skipmerts
Oats
hoBLs IaThe Cotton srket closed quiet MiiIrg
eps Of the week foot Alb bales; 33 bales stock 69
SAyASsAH Ga Oct sTe Cotton market quiet seq1y
week 10 aa bales exports 5is bales; stock 1876 bales
81 oats 7SG42c Msss PORK 425 S5asls Bas,a"sRoars
i5ie Clear Sides l9 Q20c. Lard, l5ql6e.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-19
TfNNEssEE.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

THE LATURE-AssAhSlNATlON
NASHVILLE, Oct. 18.-The Legislature was not
IN session to-day, having adjourned 20 attend fair a
Franklin The members delighted with the courtesy
shown them there. Senator Rogers yesterday offered
resolutions In the Senate Ia favor OF paying the bonds
with grcenbacks. He is Of the oldest, and nbles
Radicals In that body.
The Metropolitan Police went on duty tonight
few days ago party OF men called ~ the residence
Of Dir Porter three miles from JOhnsOuye. and enoed
HIM OF under pretensc OF wishing him Gs witness Ia y
trial After they had gone distance William Pierce
came Of bushes and shot him dead Pierce was
aftcrward arrested but made his escape The remainder
Of the party held for trial The difficulty originated
IN matters occurring during the
The railroads concentrating here trying 20 agree
upon establishing Union depot Much interest IL felt In
the result.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-19
MARRIEU.

BBTTS-HOLBROOK-O Wedneiay l6 al the Church o the
Incarnation alton W. Battersh assisted by the Rev DR.
Francis voh Frederick H. Bets Mary Louise daughter Of John
T. Hobrook, esd, all Of this city
COX-WRIGHT-In Cincinnati Ohio TUESDAY Oct IS by The Rev
John Goddard Theodore of Florence Amelia dAugh
ter of snihson 4. Wright, esd Of Cincinnati
DOwHING-TOwHsRND-A Gnwo cd Long Island. Thasday
Of the BRIDES ther by the Rev Dr.
Bly, Valentine Downing o Ron TO Ma y jean second daughter
Stephen H. Townsend
DIBBLE-BESlY-At Eew.Baimore Y, THURSDAY Oct Il
by Santgoori william A. Dbbls a New York
to Mira CeceA Bes daughter Of Capt Joseph sherman Of tue
former place
FOSTBR-CLARK-On THURSDAY Oct IT, First Presbyteiin
Church stamford Conn the Rev A. Twamley hgard Fos
~ Elizabeth j. 70 Jennie j. daughter Of John CLARK esq Of
stamford
HAL-WHITR-On THURSDAY Syracuse n T. st. Plus
Church By Morgan Hills. Mr Robert L. Hat of
Eew.Yok City Miss Clara Keep daughter Of the late Hamilton
White esq, Sf Syracuse. n. y
JOsRSMARTN-n Booklgn T. Thursily, Oct IT, 1857 BY
DR. Porter Albert Jones Of Le7den Lewis County " y
~ Laura. youngest daughter Of A. W. Martin
Christ Church on Thursday Oct ~
by A. Hoffman d. D. Of Brooklyn, insisted by h-
Rev Ewer D. H. Kalbaesch 10 Josephine daughter
the late Gustavus a. ColOttr.
PARSONs-MORTIMER- wsysle Rutherford Park, y j. on
THURSDAY Rev T. H. Cantet. d. D., of BrooAyn
Che Paron. Mary ADELAIDE yolngest daughter
Of and granddaughter Of the late Rev Benz MORT
mer. Pastor of the M0rlgitn Church, n l.
RPwRE-HOURYB-O Tuel,r l5 hy the Rev Dr. Houshtoa
Rector Church o the Iuhgraton Charles > hea"ee 70
Auda Bourne. al oi this ,itg. No caris.
ROpgRTS-BURR-In Brookyn Thusiay. oct H. 1851 a. ,he
Prsbyn Church Third sui ftA st by Dr T.
Roberts of Neslork 10 Mary H. eldest dAA'er o.
T. A. Burr
TOWNSEND New Hsckusack N l.. az Oh" residence
brides the Rev C. Van Cei ID D assI ny We
rary Ward ETr Townsend Of Iowa 20 sarah A. lusl'eT Of
N'm rardas asI
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ture now City Solicitor and has filed other positions
of honor and trust.
A letter from the Hon Hugh l.. Bond was read in the
Convention in which he thus refers 10 his while
Judge OF the Baltimore Criminal Court: "Snce the
adoption the Constitution Of 1864 which abolished
Slavery Criminal Court has been appealed TO from
parts Of the from system OF statutory
ervtude the children OF those whom you had made free
by that instrument and who being carried in wagon
loads the Orphans Courts TO be reduced 10 the nvO
untary servude from which their parents had Just been
released II my duty my pleasure TO send
the States writ Of habeas corpus into every house where
this wrong was done. would gladly accept your nomi-
nation and again become candidate for position on the
Bench II for other purpose than to have the fair udg
OF my fellow-citzens upon my conduct in this
spcct"
New-York tribune., 1867-10-19
VIRGINIA..
GEN. sCuoFIELD sUsTAINsiTHE BOARD OF REG
---..-.n.n.- - O1.N IAInnnLN's CASE-

GEN. sCHOFIELD sUsTAINsiTHE BOARD OF REG
IsTRATIoN IN GEN. MBoDENS CASE.
RICHMOND, Oct. 19.-With view to making
Gen schoned defendant Of mandamus, and to exhaust
the remedies under the Reconstruction act Gen lmboden
under the advice of counsel appealed from the decision
of the Registration Board The following is the Com
mandng Generals reply -
HEADQUARTERS, &c.
NJ J. IMBoDRN-STR In reply 70 your communication
submitted to-day. appealing from the decision OF the
Board Registration of Richmond CITY, in rejecting you
As a qualified voter am directed by the Commanding
General inform you that the decision OF the Board o
Reristnton is sustained Very respectfully your Obedi
ent servant. s. CHALflh' asst A'qt. uen'
Gen washbume Of the Congressional Committee, al
dressed meeting of Radicals on Capitol Square tonight
speaking for than an hour giving advice 10 to ne
grOcs and relating many anecdotes.
The Congressional Railroad Committee are at WORK ana
have had several railroad officers before them day
New-York tribune., 1867-10-19
MISSOURI.
A MILITARY CoURT-MARTIAL DECLARED UNCON-
STITUTIONAL.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 1s.-Willam Murphy, who has
been confined IN the Missouri Penitentary for the last
two years under sentence by Military Commission, for
boat burning the Mississippi River during the
brought before the United States Circuit Court on
Wednesday and the argued application for his
discharge. before Judge Miller. The decided
today dischargng the prisoner the ground Of the
cOusttutiOnalty of the tribunal by which Murphy
tried and sentenced The Judge decided that the prs
occupied the same position now as though he had
not been tried and sentenced by the military tribunal
and that he could be aragued and trial had upon the
charge by the Civ Courts. On motion OF the District
Attorney the prisoner was rcmanded 20 confinement I'M
Ill tomorrow TO allow opportunity % renew the old
charges, or prefer new ones, II any existed.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-19
SOUTH CAROLINA.

OUTBREAK BETWEEN THE WHITES AND NEGROES
AT PICKENS COURTHOUSE.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1S-1he Charleston courier
OF Thursday received here tonight, says;
private letter from Pendleton states tat serious
outbreak had just occurred at P1ckens court rouse
South Carolina The particulars, as nairhteu are hese
meeting the Colored Association had been
disturbed by interference OF man while IN state OF
intsxcation The meeting OF the League was then ad
journed and its members proceeded TO the place where
had assembled debating society composed OF the young
attacked them In the melee Mr.. Hunnicutt resident
OF Piekens was killed military force from Anderson
had the letter mentions been ordered up To the scene OF
the disturbance"
New-York tribune., 1867-10-19
MISSOURI.

Some Of the Republican papers of this State
favor the nomination OF Judge David Wagner for Gov
ernor He is pronounced unquestionaby man Of abil-
ity and high character thorough Radical and stead
fast and Trustworthy man. who would honor the state in
almost any other capacity he hOnOrs 1t by the dis
charge OF Judicial duties
New-York tribune., 1867-10-19
I Bctner than 10,

srapira tds Chrystaue principle Of srsapaa enters largely
into compooa Railways Rnovig RoeHt One bottle Of
the Resolven active pn % the
large bottles ordinary SapaFa sasPoOnf dss all
cases Of skin disease, Two spo,ns dJ vii Ha
aud Sores Of all kinds
THR TRUE WAY TO SECURE BEAUTY
Remedy changes the entire and condition OF the
diseased body inanenoe puye objects have bsea
liberated misery and invested With all se attbateo health
aud beauty not to as artificial appliances the skin
and complexion tha; depend personal eyeness lat
blood those annoyed With saow and rough skin eyes
yelow and dull complexion daprei with Bloth Pmpe EuPaVs
Sores &c hair weak falling dscoOred breath GensiTe
nails rough irregular aside all frivolous eOsaetcs ai resort 1t
70 the use of the
RENOVATING RESOLNENT,
purpose purifying and enng their blood ard resolving
diseased deposits theY viii eny roeat health and be
personal charms nature INTENDED Parea whea
they discover children evidences o Transmitted disease should a.
once give suffering the RESOLvENT From s TO ten
drops Of the RESOLvgNr children Of from to lbree
years Old day will eHeminae all seeds Of disease see
ways Almanac 1881 al per bottle for SIX bottles
Sod BY RADWAY Co.. Ne 8s Maiden lane sni By druggists
generally.
tIome Again-Dr c. PERRY Dsrmaoogsi, having closed
oce be consulted No 40 Bond Ne~i orE TOR
Warts weus Moes Mob Preckes Comeones BLACK Worns sat
Al, pnpy upons or scay dsIelons face other ps
the body including the head inducing o Of
hair Or premature gyne No charge for consultation personally %
By letter
New-York tribune., 1867-10-19

The Union R,pubiican Judciarys Cony entien Of
CITY and Caao, NJ" YerS WIN 1se. the Union Rspsbcsa
qgsrs corner Of Broadway and Jser seeondHt on SATURDAY.
EVENING October 10 1851 II O'Clock TO ncninste District
Attorney such n occur We gaasy sea
nations By order Of JOhn a fVSi hh Nnsirnah- !.
N NM ysa s1SiS'Os Secretaries
The Naturalization Office uueu hspsbcan Gsaersi
CsTmttee the City ok "a ubh DAbi az NO
IL Ce1rest.. from 3 a. m, 10 D. NJ.
DANIEL & DUVALL. Chairman Coae on "a'uahsish
We d. WERNERskAcH. Superintendent -----
Ratfca tion eeting-A meeting TIN unos kePabicas
aonRatsas will be held Lyric Hall Of Fggssy ans
Broadway Seveutaye) MONDAY ENENfNG O ~ az
" o'clock Addresses by WM BURLEIGH esq and hso.
LAs CAMPBELL The celebrated Union 6ee Cue fin
The public invited Seats reserves
r aes 6iO r BRADFORD, President XvJh Assembly Dssnet
Union Republican Association. r. s. D0BBlR Secretary
xSeenth Assembly Di-trict Union K-pnblicss Asss~
public meeting viii be
t DpeBsary sseoni and Twenty thrst MONDAY
EvBNIN Oct a. al u o'clock The following pekcs will Setress
meetiny The Hon JOHN OAKEY Msjor JANIS HAGGERrY
md ETHAN ALLEN esq. JOhN ID. OfrIWEAI. Prcattst
EMIL kzCHsER. le.-.,ao
Taos b HIcHofsos SeeffAne~
Political Printing.
desire toremnd candidate. that all kinds P0Lfr
CG PRINTING from smallest ckeso the largest Posr the
SLIGHTEST POSSIBLE TIME the Ir0WESr CASH RR,cEs
Our sssortmen Designs Tor Poaeal Bib eKsaey large us at
tractsve facilities printing Tckes Crea and Bss arr
upsurv .ssed ToIess and Circulars folded &c
BAKER GOODWIN. PRINTERS.
Trb,ne Bsilngs fslntiHs asasc Sqsre
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arrests have been made of parties alleged to be imp
Gated in the shooting affair Of last night.
THE NEW CITY HALL OF BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, Md, Oct 1s.-The cornerstone
Of the City Hall was laid to-day with imposing Ma
sonic rites. the Most Worshpful Grand Master OF the
Grand Lodge Of the state Of Maryland officiating.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-19
THE FRAUDS IN THE PHILADELPHIA ELECTION

THE FRAUDS IN THE PHILADELPHIA ELECTION
BROUGHT BEFORE THE COURT.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1S.-The Republican can
didates for Register of Wills, Clerk Of the Orphans
Court and City Commissioner have commenced con
test i'm the Court OF Common Pleas with the Democrats
who received the certificates OF election Frauds are al
legged In many Wards. In precinct the Democratic
election officers said TO have received 9G votes from
persons who the list Of voters similar frauds
are charged the Second. Fourth. Fifth seventeenth
and Twenty-hfth Wards-more than enough to change
fhs
New-York tribune., 1867-10-19
NORTH CAROLINA.

REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS FOR THE CONVENTION.
WILMINGTON, n. c., Oct. 1s.-The Republi-
cans have nominated Cen ]. c. Abbott and s. S. Ashley
fwhte) and A. II. Galloway (cOlored). for the COnven-
of the negroes dissatisfied because there
is not two OF their color on the ticket
New-York tribune., 1867-10-19
Aiwnys Rendy for Duty

acquainted With all 6css Sewing Machines and that
for all kinds Of family superior other auiys
ready 10 DO rs dHyyer eay 10 oPeraie-nosee 50 simple
that daughter ONLY twelve OH learned operate In
time does nearly all the family sewing has short ragl
needle and makes stronger then the lock stitch
feer corler and tucker better thsn
Others that have BY machine has been amoa, constant
three Of orierhOken needle
missed stitch - w. Lyons oaks Corners. ~ y Bot 3 1901
Ladies in Wan Of Upholstery Goods Linens please
the al, erisenen o 4. wALRGvEs Eighth PaZe.
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spseiaL Aotists.

T'hr sure Road 10 Wealth Lies Through Economy
Young families especially should use the MAGIC AShSFIhh An
chii eia h,n. 81 every tun Of coal Pays or Itself
h,ee to d,e tuus and viii last as long ua stove
All,... MAGic sIFrER Co Stamiord Conn.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-19
MARYLAND

REPUBLICAN NOMINATION. TOR SUPREME COURT
JUDGE.
OD Wednesday evening the Republicans OF
baltimore City nominated the Hon. G. l.. L. Leafy as
hldie for Judge ~ the Supreme Bench, IN the place
o tbe Hon Hugh L. bond. now the Republican caudi
S aS lm Governor NJ ieary formerly represented the
Tt'no Congressional District 100 tnC hOnse ~ y prese
.At1es was gsa tll:s l,lgs. q ., 5.ee Lc-Jsa
New-York tribune., 1867-10-19
FACTORY BURNED Al YEwcAsTLE.

Messrs Isaac and William lialstrds cotton ana
-. estv a, N,. Castle mi from Mount Kseo
,r Ia thc ground Wodncsa night The Ere which supposed
,nrid uceuda fret Oh.erfei ou The roof
- .h, 40 on fhefsctoT si 10 have heeu insured only the
te.t i.-re. ON ti. y
New-York tribune., 1867-10-19
THE WEATHER

prv,pg From II .. u D. m the h clear unsteady ain"'
phe 18th thermometer lowest early ~ - h@fa.t
.ehtly cloudy Afternoon, little snsiJ ht wv
Errnine 10 IA ocook clsar The temperature ni 20 m
aocck y m OF oct 20 unusually high Connected ~h h onn.nh
,, ,,us reach a, Of Of Volcano perhaps Heels vi f
n ao tt sssI earthquake distinctly 'e ab"u he mlie
~. AnrLN
New-York tribune., 1867-10-19
NEW-JERSEY.

The Democrats Of Somerset County have made the fol
lowing nominations: For Assemblyman, lst District
John j. Bergen; IId District, Abraham Hun For sur
rOgate, William s. Potter.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-19
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DIED.

BOYDon Tur,s Oct H. Hannah Boai 'c' Of Lorsn'' Bond IL
R,yss and trends are invited to attend funeral from NO. %
Adephs BrOoElyI sunday Oct ~ At O'Clock H "''ao4'
further notice
CoCHRAN-on Thuriiy. Oct IT. Mrs Isabella coeAhns aged %
The relatives family members Of the sshtsenth
Church rgsPey invited 20 ati-li her funeral ron
O'Clock without further nvti'on Her remains VIII be @Aea
GREENWOOD for iutermeut
CASSOu FRIDAY oct h. 1867 JOAN cAan, s in the sab year Of
The relative. and friends the family also members Of the Mechanic.
the funeral from bis No. 100 lorkst brooklyn. oa
Tss M.ps, @ of IL. wASiiYGTOy DIVISION No T.
'''h'i 70 '''''' 'D' WI GuiRAUER W. P
DAys-0n Friday morning 49, the nth of her ase Let
tce. rshos Of tie late DAVID Davis -, ,,.-, s -.
..e rs.dence N, 80 Gos BROOKLYN al clock NJ 90 Sab
bath ocl
GooDsRLrsaia.n .. Greeupain. ls Busn Goot.' Of
YoHker. ! ri 'ol 9i Tie ate te. Sa % ,5, ,s Rev
GREACESoa Tey Oct l5 o, CI',eaai o4o Of typhoid fever
kivsri Milton 'rrac-a in the l'.h yrll oi ~ So ,
d. fineri residence of ne m'gr Mrs n NJ Mitchell
,,,c. G of b riyst va A0rrs aud Es-r Railroad n clock
usRRls, Ye. Ihtoa Staten Island on Friday oc II ,po
per. Mrs Ili.rs %; Ncsfo.G. wife o. Dt h4sla Harms
Notice of funeral evening papsrs
IRWIS-oa Friday Ocl 3D. LisIs B Blaner wife Of BelOn Irwin
Tie relative. au friend, respectfully, ayed 10 attend The fnn,ra
ssst as% .' Galway Baptist o'' on sunday '''' Oct ~ al
sngRLocK-on Friday morning 10 Eiaari sherlock the 18th
The f- Of s family aud those his ,onnw P Garrck
al O o'clock from residence No 81 Centre, of Lontr
AZ. h 81 Andrews Church chere solemn requiem mass vi" BE-
offered l lcpo ~ bs soul and thence TO Calvary Cemetery
sMT-Ou Friday d. Catherine Maria Smith in the 5l year Of
Relatives ard friends are respectfully invited 70 az I'D her funeral
SUNDAY at O'Clock from her ate residence. New Brighton staten
Island
Ba'avis and Railway papers please copy
STEu AETOn THURSDAY t. o'clock Al the Nes York
Hotel Col \ Stcuart u. 3. Army aged II years
Omcer, Army ani his friends generally respectfully invited
4, attend his funeral Church Broadway this day thuriay
4 oo-4 ~ without further notice The remains VIII Dc AAen
e. Louisville kv.. FOR intgrmcut
I.oui,,ilr Louis ani Washington papers please copy
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Gs sc SSs ,sas s ETs, Sfs lsr ir and
before bad purchased one o. waeses sr W % S Cher NV NJ
say % hat N some e,PeetI soc RSs o9hi @
,egi,rr i poR WORK on FiASNElS AND OTHER ELASTIC
& sS1I ',s and con , yoa bRcrDED PRFPRREEcE Very
tr"Io ,,nr. VA. T. BARrLErT, Treasurer
WnoLKslLE DENTAL DEPor. No 80 NoEra togRrH'sr-
n,, SIN, have become much interested in the bartlett Sewing
Machine have NOTICED testimonials i'9m persons whom 1noE ana
% % I @ D ~ u,bns now ent and vet cannot see why it Is n as
5e Z. f,n.g s any other tie market have made
about IT, and am sgp 10 ,sy aa ny '9nea'oS Is at
Sewing H'''''' ''''''' j. s WALTER
pa,n SIR think and Of the Machine
t.~ IA some carpets make and bound them all with The
Rri, Nachnc using No Needle aud No 30 Thread The needle
w s. ,rae ebrc ,.ian,hi thing small load Pc
Giant Not ag nina 70 whom we have shown IL o1' taA
NAN, women who ado without great s and injury
Mscbn % agi for use by Hand fastened 70 table
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IRON the Depot No 500 Broadway. New York
chamber OF Commerce. Special Meeting Of the Chamber
Of Commerce Will be hsd on SATURDAY Oct 10 at O'Clock
N for The election Of COMMISSIONER or Pilots to serve for
the term OF .so year. By order,
GEo WILSON
al interim.
\, Y. Association for the hdynnceuent oi Science
oud Arf.-lhc h0,olDy VII dsr1 are lss.s haN
propor, commodities consumed HDhl oet
as p@apsrs %" GDss sesa1s .a"' GEo opOyKs Chairman
Wm IL Burleigh. ESQ. will speak Al Boniwy and Forty
.e,enth.,t Hall On MONDAY EYBNlNG Octobnr ~
p%,S ol. L9GSe " oul HS s & 1 k6RGE CATER ses,
al LODI. Rloms on SATURDAY, IAb inst a. u o,cck ~
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Jcro1ic Pnrk.
-FOUR RACES TODAi-S VrhnO Scr advertisement
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New-York tribune., 1867-10-19
ARMY GAZETTE.
NIVY GAZETTE.

Alfred Iough 2Bih Thomas for duty ~ AddeCamp
IniAntry, onlerei to report 10 Gcn. on his staH