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THE MARKETS.

SATURDAY, Aug. Is, 1867.
AsUEs-We have had fair demand for Pots prices
have advanced and close firm at 50 25aSJ 90 GCls are
scarce and nominal at sl2dSl2 80. ~
BUILDING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. llard Blck is
lower and dull. CrotOn and Philadelphia Front are Will
ont change other articles coming under TINS hcaulhg
have met with only moderate inquiry but III pllCcs
there has been DO special chage. We quote as ic.
lows. Bricks ut ss0S9 for common Hard ts
S2o for Croton and $40 for Philadelphia Front cement
al 81 co for ROSendSe Hair ut 36G3Ic for 40 Granne
Mixed: $50 for BuenOs Ayres Mixed ana llGi2c. Tor
Western Inwashed Mixed. Latls at g, thrce no.Iis
me at 81 10 for and 81 IS Lump Nails siso
FOR Cut I'D aCd 25St7 30 for Clinch Plaster Oh fsis
al ~ y tun for Blue Nova sc0ti9; u 70 trn Tor Mhte
Nova Scotia 81 40 Dbl fOr Calcned Eastern ana = SV
y bbl fortJ alncd KnickerbOcker and Empire bllls
ka3EEsWAX-Xhe market In rather easier nhe business
IS moderate sales at 4Oe4Oic. Tor Yellow western ana
Southern ~. 80. -, s,,,o s.o
NBRsTLEs are without change Wo quote at from s0c'
50 for American Gray and Nhte. -. -
COTTOK-Thc demand has been rather moderate, ana
prices though without actual declne, are weak on tS
high grades IN particularly sales OF l1O hdcs NJ oc ioi
Mlddiug Uplahds. 10 39c. for do New-Orledas ,.
CGFTEE-We hear Of no important yallauoh III Piices'
the market il quiet, aud no ssies arc reported.
COCOA is quiet. We Quote Caracas at II Gl5cj Osasa
anil J34 3!c and St. Domingo, u aOc all goid "a bohu
fCANDIIS- Adamgntine ara iH more active dSHAh
and arc firm at 23e 22o sperm sio held at Asi'c asd
-DKI5CS AND DYES-We have had better demand
fr ali articles coming under this heading since oar lst
though tie business st of jObbins character prices
have ruled quito Arai but all without special cianSe
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- Ssx yort-STPPuRN r. INGBRSOLL against JOHN p ROB
FRTs Ard Emily A. his Stephen Nygan aud Gfaee
Wvespt his ife John Pvrc Matilda Pee HAIRY ngsrso Aer
ugeo Albert Thomas ~ Lewis, and DaEisl Seeont
and by virtue .Sir OF this Court htreI"io
made 10 TIE cs,e hereby given al peens hl,ng J
General lea by Judgment decree otherwise on voc
interest Of Of the owners IN The premises ~
aDe described produce the rndesgss on o.
DAY OF October ofee No ltJ ~ o
CITY Of New iorh proof their respective sn a9d l
getber w Satisfactory grdeus ~ the amount dae et"h p
spec The nature incumbTsue4 and the dates lassoI
H. Tie said premises described In DE eCnIAint 81
that piece parcel Of 'ui situate ag ana ps 10 voc
Pighh Ward of lie CITY NeSlork the Soulp aa oe
and uumteT snuIe'
Grand and the ite ohes e o.
d Asssspts for the Cts Of NeSfork by Tie Ward NUMBER oue
buud aud twenty bounded and described az follow Wv
snic al noit on Nofthy side Of Grand street distant
isssGee fee. gasey ,te soIthsiry corner u orid a
Meier rett and Eunuux theace Soher one an seven
feet more line parallel 70 Mercer street henes hasry
ale 10 Grad twenty-five feet thence Southey lar~
H., sysst one hundred feet less 20 e NoheT
80 N street thencs Westerly along The No'fy s0e OF
rd tseuvhvr the place beginning Beng The se
lot described deed from Stephen MUM snd wife 70 hIham H.
Mnnn Tsse May l. 1870 and recorded In he oLee o. the
Regfr and County Of NeNloT August ~ lss IN hsf
ofcoseyaaees page a9 Dssed - Nfors NY Assai Z"
lSoI I'll AhLns a inAnVntSS h s.s--~
AUS Iaw6wM. MOSES ely, Plaintiffs A''efsey
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gtgaI Clothes.


NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, City and
~ Coauy Of New.YorL-MARY II. DE CANTTLbos- plaintiff
sanst AUGUSTUS FITCH sna Anna hsesseA rs VIE SGsn
BrieEweIe Claus Heary Buekwsde Joseph sehneisert and
ru De Grave &e Of the last VII and testament on
Job. A. deceased Joseph SebeaeiteT In bis eva bt Ju
gen H. webrOgk Henry webreek Heny Lehmks Que &c.
John A. Stevens Frederick stephen j. haSauagb AID ha MS
Vile relief Com hot served To Inc de-
dans them: You hereby summoned aod
required complaint this action Which viii u Lied me
Ohee Ce OF the City and County Of Negiors he O a
NewYork and copy Of answer 10 The
compliant the subscriber az bic ONCE Number one hlde sh
thrtyTee NeYok City within twenty sler the
OF this Summons sncL fee and
yon said complaint within the tIas aforesaid Tie
Plaintiff will apply Court for the relief dehf.d IN
tie conpl.Iut-Dated Negiork. Julg p, 1867.
THOMAS LAWRENCE. Plaintiffs Attorney
The complain. this action Sled In the Office Of The Cek Of We
CITY and County Of NewYo the llh day Of August 1871
Z Aul9 laW6whl
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The Montgomery (Ala.) Advertiser, August 90, says:
..&,27e,5c4 A,e79,.H &.07765i s9,Iss,974
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

The Union Pacific Railroad Company announce
through their agents that they will convert the
various classes of Government Securities into their
First Mortgage Six per cent GOld-interest Thirty
year Bonds at the following rates, subject to slight
daily variations according to the fluctuations of the
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@ltSOing Gar0s, &t.

AT WIN. EVERDELLS SONS, No. 104 Full
ished 1871
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-08-26

EAST INDIA GOODS-Iiemp, Indigo. GunDes, ana
DycwOsds are all very quiet indeed, and prices she" 10
pSrfituar change. The demand Is only moderate ma
Mia Ucap Is worth iisc., gold; Jato do, H06sl2o
and Italian do. sSTs BENGAL Indigo Is quoted NJ
81 ass 20: Oudcsle 7sc 81 So and Manila do. NJ CSC %
"a All goid Gunny Bags are worth 2lsc each, and d?
Cloth 2itc per yard Dyevoods are ~ sl' Iof
woods HI atg2 for Fuse CubGs SIS io uiic lalSco.
so foi Fustic Savanila and Szj isr CO. MfaciDo AL
gold and Lima Wood az $40 currency $3.50, -
FLOR AND MEAL-During the past week our hat
ket fOI Western and State Flour has been inhch
aud further consdcrabe'abatcinent M pce l
IN. tl decline has been most uOticeaWe OF NC" fou'
which has been very Irregular thro1ghS9I tae rese,
We have added somewhat TO our stock lhe export ae-
mand for The low GRADES Of Spring Wheat Extras has Iht
or Tho extreme prices insisted on ana te poor eS1U
ment here have greatly limited INC pii, IN Flour nae
been IN fair demand for the home ifGde anu
for export, and the STOCK N0iy hh"~ An
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We quote rs follows:
MAvUrr-l o'cIOcK-7

AFTERNOON PROVISION hAhKEr-t oCLoCk.-lHe
PorK market closes firm at S23 COL cash, and S23 Oh
reguar sales $50 bbs Mess at s3 CO. regular and $50
bills NJ s23 56i, check Tuesday.
PETROLEI N-Cruic has been only IN moderate de-
maud aud prices are somewhat irrcgular Refined, in
bond has been less active demand prices base been
~ Q,.f.p , m
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Il
former eures sales of 400 hhds and 20 ties Cuba rni
dad private terms.
NAVAL STORES-There has been fair business I'm
Spirits Tpcntine; prices have slightly improved, and
close firm Crude remains quiet. Resins of all kinds
have met with good demand; prices close firm Tar
has ruled quite steady, and fair business done.
Pitch Is without change OF Importance The closing quo
fot fnueo fnIln
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-08-26

Il WAlsTs. IS cents; JACKETS, 30 cents
These Patterns 20 Nc the form With artistic elegance arc
permanent value and will enable lady 10 cut aud h her 90
dresses
Ladies living At distance have Waist cad Jacket Patterns en
81 The form aud sent b poce by cosing the With tbe
waist and around tie om and tie engh Of Nst abde
the arm Address MMB DEMORBST No 413 Broadway New foTt
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FROM EUROPE BY CABLE.

LIVERPOOL Oct. H. D. m-Cotton un-
changed. There arc general advance, In broad.
stuff; the market 4, up,sttlod. sa,e, Of cot.
toni {, 900 bale,
Lospos. Oct. ll-Noon. copsols ara n al sa,
weaker, o. l.I6. Bond,. III Ilino;s "a.
Erie, 43i. Atlantic and Great West,rn. 2II
Lospos, Oct. I.-Tbree iron clad, bav. b,.r
sent to the Irish coast.
LONDON, Oct. lit Ia said NapoIeon rom
plains Of the delay of the Austrian royerpuop, in
completing tho military reorv,ni,,,ion AZ m.
empire.
LIVERPOOL, Dot. ll.-CaupbOu 4 Son bro.
ksrs, failed.
LoSpoS. Oct Commodore Fs,ra,r, ma,
Yesterday the quest of the Prime, ds Joinv,IIc
f,sr ,;s;,;,, p,,,,no,,h h.
FLonyscy, Del. IL Thu a,,ib,Iai.r, ~.
entreneb.d a, Forns,s 4, Vi,,s,ho ,nI oo,n,r
many other pl,esa Tho g.,,ison os Rom. i.
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NAVAL BULLETIN. Observation-Disclosures Pay.
master Charles W. Slaman, to passed assistant
psymrster. Acting Ensign Q. A. Stewart and
Mate A. D. Scott have leave Of absence.
DIsrATcHEs PROM Gov. FARRAouT.-The
Navy Department Is In receipt Of dispatches
from Com, Farragut, dated United States flag.
ship Franklin, of Gravescnd, Thames, September
20, 1867:
He says: In my dispatch, No. rs, I had the
honor to report my arrival of Copenhagen,
Denmark.
On the evening Of the 18th the wind was fresh,
| and fearing that might not be able to accom-.
plish the trip round to Copenhagen by night
without putting on full steam, l ordered oil the
furnanees lighted, being, at the Same time, de-.
sirous to try the full speed Of all the vessels.
This did to my perfect satisfaction; this ship
running eight miles an hour against almost q
gale and proving that tho FrankliN against q
fresh breeze and a moderate sea was more than
a match for either Of the other vessels. Her
performances gave perfect satisfaction, and l
can, with confidence, say that she steams better
under full power than any frigate 10 our service
On anchoring of Copenhagen We exchanged
talutes with the authorities, and soon after
called upon the American Minister, Mr.. Yeat-
man, aud with him called upon Mr.. Raaslol,
Minister of War, and Admiral Doerum, Minister
of Marine, the only two ministers then in Copen.
hagen. The Admiral continues, stating that an
aid. camp was detailed TO show him the public
armories, and that he saw there cannon and every
species Of small arms hundreds OF years old, the
variations being but trifing. He thinks in his
toric interest the armory Of Copenhagen exceeds
any he has visited. Among other things there,
he mentions q complete set Of breech loading
cannons, taken out Of q vessel sunk during the
seventeenth century. On the 10th he attended
n dinner at the United States Ministers, and on
tho 18th returned the courtesies extended to him
on shore by an entertainment on board the
Franklin. On Thursday he dined with the King
Of Denmark, the Crown Prince, the King Of
Greece. and was received by all most cordially.
On the next day he left Copenhagen, leaving be.
hind the Frolic, and started for England. The
vessel met gale on the way, but except the loss
Of one Of her hesdboard', met no injury what.
ever.
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WE CAN assure our readers that G. W.
Harvey Co., $50 Pennsylvania avenue, between
Ninth and Tenth streets. deserve credit for having
the largest aud best selection Of salt wator oysters
In the city. with their vast experience assisted By
the Oyster King Of Norfolk, M. Frank PfsiRer who
skespng them constantly supplied with the genuine
Lynn Haven Bay, Horn Haibor, Sterling Point,
Sleepy Hole Mil Pond Dragon Ground ,CherTy.tons.
Chuekatuek, NansOuond Plants, Eastern and Western
Branch, Severn River, POco,in and Back River,
Cheeseman Creek, MssOn's Creek, Hampton Bar
Seaside, &c and We can assure the public that they
have secured the full right Of Point Lookout Greeks
and they have thirty Of the most reliable vessels
running constantly from Rsppahannoek, Poeomoke
and Tangier Sounds, which will enable them TO meet
all demands for the luscious bvAlves served In every
style.
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE,


hAshlAuTOhi OctODT . loof'
Information has been received at this
Department from Mr.. D. G. MOORE, the
Vice Consul OF the United States at Maya,
saki, Japan, of the death, on the Sd of May
1867, at Nagasaki, of ALExANDER ASHTON
(colored,) an American citizen, late a resi-
dent Of Washington, D. 9.
Information hos also been received from
the same source of the murder, on the l4tt
Of June last, at Nagasaki, Of GsoRGs Bun
kRH, a native Of the United States.
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Information has been received at this
Department from Mr.. THoNAs SAVAGE, the
Vice Consul General Of the United States
at Havana, Cuba, Of the murder, on the
49, OF April, 1867, at Havana, of JACOB
MAS, u nalUraIjZ2d citizen of the United
States, and formerly a resident of India
nola, Texas. The legal representatives. of
the deceased can obtain: further nrorma.
ton by addressing this Department.
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Mr.. JACOB Boot is now permanently
established In his new Boot and shoe Store, No Ils
Seventh street, between O and II streets, near the
Patent once, where no has large and well selected
stock Of Boots, Shoes aud Caters for ladies and gen
hemen, misses, youths, and children, Of every de.
seriptlop. Also, made to order, Boots, Shoes, and
CATERS Of the best Freush Calf At the lowest prices
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REPUTATION,

We bnvs pIscsd at tho head AZ this coIumn
word which is terrific in It's ,isuiscapee, but /,
doing 40 Wa do No, inland IN bs und.r,tood n
tho advocate. of INV spcb mad and psrsdiou
DOGMA. We b,lieye the fai,h of the natio,
,hou,d bo kent invioI,ta md that .verv mill n
tho publio doh, sbould be met and cancelled |,
neco,d.nc. with tho nlsao.d f,i,b If Tho Gov
man,
A very pIausibIo and sn,ciou. theory has besr
advanced sv,ins, which va desire IN mn. forth
our mo,. emnsa,ic v.r,ir, and condsm,.,;or
II Il tbis tia, MA oholish IN. r.,;ors, b,rL
,..,., a., Il, ~ -, -
r.,;r- ,h.u n,;D,;n,I 81 ,.,.,.,, - -
~, i,,r.a =. ~. -. - 49,,
,onI.,,. and ~, ,ho C,,.,,,,.., -, a..
,r,-.,,v 4, ,or.,a, ne. IA a.. So. ~. a.
,.,0s, vh;oh /. ,.,d a IL. ,.,io,.IL.uL. AZ.
Gov.-nmor, i,,a,f booonin. ~. h,r.tna ;n,,,,,
ton of The p.on,. 7, I, ala ,b,, m. Gov.rn.
m.nt now furnishes tba nots. and Tho, 4, ,,,o
NAYS ia the national hanks MANY millions which
mirb, he saved If the Govsrrnsn, xouId ;.,rs
II, own notes which wouId bs sou,,Iv n, ,ooa a.
the prsssnt national hank cur,sncv
There 1, A plAu,ibilitv and n ,peciousns,.
about this reasoning which Ia at tho era, bIu.b
verv taking and many r.onIo will ,.v vbv M,
adopt IT, Let us SEQ how tbi, pl.n wop,a
work. An issue of gresnbaSss BY the Govern.
mept in sueseien, ouantities tn r.ds,n tbs
bonds, and to provias n curr.ncv for bu,ins,,
ru,ro,., vorIi ,.,a n di,,,r., uh,oh -,
r,,rI, d;,.,,-ou.I, - IN. k,,;,.,, ,.,..,,,, -
the countrv Tbi, ia ssIfoviasrt
sucb an i,srs NJ ,ansr uo,.v ,s hi, oordi.
ton Of things uould nsce,,i,ats would ,.nas-
our circulating medium n wortbIs,, b,,, ~ nm.
rcd,enabls nan.r This whole of ,bs i,.ns
would soon bs on n mar with thu Co,,insn,.,
currencv and univ.rs,l banLrun,cv and univ
would follow n, , matt, n, con,,. 7, I, h.
coming ,om.vba. common for naomi. in c.,t,i,
,,.r,.,. % ..,.it a. Nu..i Mt, T., az
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-12

JoHS Quincy ADAMS gives his reasons in a
letter, for accepting the nomination of the Dem.
ocratic party of Massachusetts as candidate fol
Governor Of that State, lie thinks that the Re.
publican party are timorOus, timo.ssrying, and
that they have ignored State issues. lie cannot,
therefore, 60 with them.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-12

DISPOSAL OF Public LAsDs.-Returps received
by the General Land Office show that 2ls farms,
comprising In the aggregate IL, 6s+ acres, have
been added to the productive force Of the State
Of Florida during tho month Of September last,
disposal Of the public lands for homesteads for
actual settlement In tho States Of Alabama,
Mississippi, Louisiana, and Florida.
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DEPARTMENT Oh STATE,

Information has been received at this
Department from Mr.. CHARLES MoYR, the
Vice Consul OF the United States at Chi
huahua, Mexico, of the death, on the lGtf
Of December lust, at chihuahua, OF j. O
MARTYR, of Bandera, Texas. Ills lcgal
representatives can obtain further lnforma
ton upon application to this Department
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"D4Tt of the Baltimore Sun, says
"In conversation to-day Secretary MoC
expressed the opinion that Mr. Pendleton,s plan
for paying the 6ve.twenties in greenbacks was
substantially reputation, and that 1t would not
be adopted."
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

Information has been received at this
Department from Mr.. CHARLus II. LoBHn,
the Consul of the United States at La
Guaira, Venezuela, Of thed cath, on the Sd
Of September last, at La Guaira, of GsoRen
DowXEs, engineer
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-12

Hos. REyERDY Johnson, JUDGE FISHER, and
GENERAL SHERMAN had interviews with the
President yesterday. Afterwards there was
Cabinet meeting which romaiuel In session for
some hour and q half, Postma-,er General RAN.
DALI was absent, and the f,,rcrary o. state
was represented by Hon. FREp. ". SEWARD,
acting Secretary.
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We PEEL pleased to call attention to tho ai
vertisemsnt Of Mr.. NJ n. FORCE, which will DO
touHI ia our columns to-day Mr.. FORCE is
the owner OF the bar at 7. NJ. Harvey's new
restaurant, at the corner Of Eleventh street and
Pennsylvania avenue, and we know no man more
popular, or who has larger troop of friends
DESTROYS Of extending to him liberal patronage.
If you are bent upon taking good drink, give
friend Force call. and you will be sure to
find il.
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The Counterfeit seyen-Thirty bonds.

The Counterfeit seven-Thirty Bonds.
NEW YoRK, Oct lit Is stated that the
National Bank Note Company pronounce the
spurious seven-thirties as counterfeit. The
greatest amount that can be traced In this city
will not exceed $l25, 900. The principal holders
Of these are VermiIyea 4 Co s34, 900; Jay
Cooke a Co., 10000 $40, 900 of which came
from the West this morning. Fisk 4 Hatch,
$40, 900, $4,000 Of which were received from
Ohio this morning. southwick 4 Co, sll 900,
and several other firms with smaller amounts
Nearly all Of the bonds have come from the
West.
NEW York, Oct. ll.-some more small lots oil
counterfeit Treasury notes came to light day.
The Treasury detectives are still at work 1t il
growing belief, the Express says, that there i.
an oVer.issue, and dealers refuEe to purch.s,
notes.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-12

DATA, the Washington correspondent of the
Baltimore Sun, announces that General MCCLER,
SASD is to be the successor Of General GRANT, 81
Secretary Of War.
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An account of very fashionable we'd
ding is given in the Bristol England Post The
parties were Quakers, but were dressed In tho
most celebrated and costly manner, as were most
of those present. Several persons attended in
the old plain garb, which made the contrast all
the m ora striking
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-12

ALL RUMORs in regard to the Presidents de.
termination to form new Cabinet, and all re.
ports that he has called to Washington Cover.
nor SEYMOUR and Mayor HOFFMAN must be
taken with wide margin Of doubt.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-12

CusroMs RxcEIPrs.-The following custom,
receipts for the week ending October 3, are re.
ported at the Treasury Department: Boston,
sl93, 45l 81 New York, $l,741, AIS Go; Phila.
dolphin, 500 942 80; Baltimore, s44, 626. 99j sar
Francisco, September to September lI,) $685.
440s3
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THE DEPARTMENTS.


PREsIDrSr's HousE.-The Cabinet meeting
at the Executive Mansion yesterday, Of course,
stopped iugrsss 10 all callers. The Cabinet was
nearly full, the Postmaster General being the
only absentee from It's deliberations.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-12

NEW YORK FIRST BOARD SALES.
Coupons, 11lt; b.20's, 1852, liz; 5.2O's, 1854,
1885, 6.2O's, 1865, 100; 5.2O's, January and
July, 1885, 1917 lo4o's, 1LoIi 1905, July, ruJi
Gold, 1881.
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JEwELRr.-Three Link Bog Wood Sets,
spangle tetts Blue Shell Sets Plated Seal Chains,
Sleeve Buttons, Silver Plated Spoons aud Forks, 70.
eeivsd this morning at Prisg's One Dollar Jeuelry
Store, No. 43s Pennsylvania avenue near -Four and.
.. n alf Rtrert
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Departure Of Missionaries-ReeOye o
Damages for the Loss Of Husband.

NEW YoRK. Oct. II Several missionaries
left for Japan and China to-day, per steamer
Henry Chauncsy.
woman to-day recovered Eve thousand dol.
lars damages for the loss of her husband, who
was burned to death by the explosion Of pyrO.
technics in a store on John street, last year.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-12

NEw HAyES Oct. 1.-THE stockinet factory
of G. II. Speaks 4 Co, in this city, was burned
this morning, The loss on the building Is $25 =
900, which is insured for 800, 900. Tho loss on
the stocks and machinery is $40, 900, which is
insured for $23, 900.
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Yellow Fever at New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, Dot. n.-Iutsrments froI
yellow fever here for the twenty -four hours enc
ing at six o'clock this evening number 40.
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1 o Q Al TIE M 9 .

GENTS MRLroS BusIsEss surrs, Sls;
Cents Doubls.and- Twist Suits, tls; Gents riIt
Mixed Salts, Gao, At A. ssks 4 Co. ., 5i7 Seventh
street.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-12

WArER.PRooF ovERcoArs at SO; Melton
overeoats, lined with Cashmere, ss; Boy,' Grey
Dos'hin, all wool suit' at &c. at A. sak., 5I7 Seventh
street,
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Yellow Fever n

Yellow Fever Rt Mobile.
MOBILE, Oct. ll,-There has been ono death
from yellow fever to day.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-12

The receipts from internal revenue yesterday
were $3.50, 1888,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-12

PHILADELPHIA, Oct lO-Midnight -The 70.
turns now are, Williams s64 ahead, with twelve
counties to be heard from. which last year gave
1854 Democratic majority.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-12
The TRUE ART OF ADVERTISING is not 40

much TO lat the publie know what you are about ss
II 10 TO give every purchaser his moneys worth.
Herein lies the secret Of tie success Of Hs,ning's
Ono Phee Clothing Store, on the corner Of Seventh
street and Maryland avenue. -