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DIED.


rburr Oct At the residence Of her daughter 10 West
TS seconds, Chart, Baker sa' i;.A yta s., ,.. tia R..,
aau Mn X Church. Fneshst second.ve on Sunday the
sS in al lot O'Clock The remains sill he taken 20 Ne" Ro,
ocloci a N. train top FOrrtbsre aud r"'ug''sr'n'h't
CRAEK-suddny at Elizabeth. j., on wedns'iy s'ps 'ae
Re, James B. Grams. 500 OH o. 70. ,. ,' me-,
The relative, friends Of ,hs family are invited 20 ,ena n
from hi, late residences No. io Bfoii'' % @'A'"' ''"
Phil.dsiph paper, please copy
pKsHAM-On Wednesday evening Sept 30 Francis De0h'm vas
TIE re.1s and friend, .my respectfully p,,.d to attend
Kat Trentyfoarthst Sunday Afternoon Oct "f eoe-
p,uSRsrOCK-On Wednesday, Sept DO at HIS m Margaret
Infant daughter OF aud Margaret A. aAas'oef ed year.
punsr,I on saturday M from her psrsats residence No. sSa
On Thursday Oct william Gerard Of the old arn ola s.
% Gsrsr, Of the late arm Of Gerard Belts Co.. Auction
tn. usr.i Vi. i.ss place Mark, chuh s.,urd,y the q
last o'clock Rs relative, and friends are Invited 10 ass'
sithout further notice. A.,
uDAH-on Thursday Oct 1853 Henrietta Judah daughter
Of the late Benjamin \ and Elisabeth Judah ..,,.,,.. 49,.
srssIy invited to attend her funeral her lat. residence No
i26wsvsrlsy place. gu Monday the 5sh inst "o a" WHOM ~
ther ibvitAtion.
.Rpsou s.tu,s., Sent 10 st E somsrvis Mass Of t
pbod fever M Bs,sey Rebd wide" Of the late Luasr eh
ards aged IS years months and 20 dsys
MANHATTAN COMMASDRRY No 81 KNIGHTS TEMPbAR-At'
nusO Sir Kagh You are hereby sS a 70 a. os M
Of Grand .Od ceu'rs, on ~ su Of r,.ose, % Sir
Ssss as,Ss, sSs~ oscs full s.. Sir kasl i.,ae
Sir knght generally iuviei nopi Sintn :" W
II. q. PARxs. Rec. . go
sHIpNAS-on hur., Elizabeth w.lsEOF'h "io" Of the
ia er0 i 1Is"a ar. invited funeral service,
sunday u Ososi "a A't late residence No CO.. 'sAa''
ave-, Brooklyn n T. 49,. a., An
sMITH-At Reasselssrdls, n T. on Saniv osp" ~ ''"'
Smith, formerly OF Albany -. o,,v
rRuE-ou Friday Sarah T.. the beloved vie Of cAi'l"
70. .os ,"a "a. is@y . respectfully invited 10 attend
ID. funeral her ats Fsaisass No OWsh a
DAY osea rhs tsns!ns rln 10 eaa''h 'a''e'" s'p'
staten liall
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OBITUARY..
rur LATE WILLIAM GERARD.

The late Mr. William Gerard, whose death was
announced in Thursdays papers, was one OF inc rev
remaining representatives Of that now almost extinct
class the Old Merchants" OF NewYork. lilo was essen
tally New Yorker having been born In Broadst' In the
latter part Of the century and was engaged In active
business this city for upward OF slxty years o 1s
,snced his career clerk In tue ou anu us
tngushed shipping house Of Minturn Champnn and
eav dlsplayed such decided business capacity as az
the age Of IL he sent cut by the house 70 ,no
indies IN the capacity of supercare3-s 'erS osa du
es he discharged to the entire satisfaction o.
h,s employers He subsequently employou
in The house Of EbeDezer Irving Soma where Wasnng
ION irving was one OF bis fell0wclerks ne was a.ci
80 srd enployed In the auction room OF Grimm 4ass
and Hoffman a Glass, and subsequently sn,ofec i"sY
Snslness for himself Junior partner In the ns OF a
Glass Gerard, which connection e9n,,nusa unit. sss
of the senior partner after which the was
Conducted by W. r. Gerard and then BY Gerard Belts
a 90 until the final retirement or MT Gerard IN 1900
shont hls long business career, Mr. Gerard WAS
noted for the strict integrity correctness AND proDy
OF all his dealings and his good Judgment ana
ware proyerblal Possessing lively genal uisposo,.
a remarkably retentiye memory, ana great convoisaa
anwsr he was the center OF large circle OF friends
and reAtIyes 10 leave, = y99Y aud Tour Surviving
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

d. s .,' .9: .; e. a.. NAe'' ~,
receipts gross 800 bales. net es bale. sIpe. oo...r.s ~.
s; . ..'P ss. iI @ i
;sa S T. s .'' a Ss1' By t e.. gou Ssa
sagsa Gs.se s9 sSsi Corr :. .d,ssSs
seo s ssoas. De cis.f Sic. Si Lard usrcs DE
s.vissAu oc. Cotton srn bit Light demand Mdiins. '
ass. sale, Of a1 bal.s receipts. 800 bale. NJ.
20 9 p So g. Is'P'R' .' &C.
sna Duane ac " ~ a'|' 80 '' m
81 bses Mdsg a sss Of the -s'k zoos bales receipts 100
G,tvs.rox Oct ACCOMPLISHMENTS, am bales, export, New
Orleans bales sale. Of yls bales stock baud 1884 bsle' Good
culsn.,ros Oct week 3as, bales sales
% S o ssa s ''S op.S.
inside oa'si. so bales M4dius s az.
ssi on Aaa y .; BALE. psGi. steam sal s oosss,e
yoc sso'so. - Er5. g :9s7 oG1' E, Es
ri. 's ss fia, f cSos, T.1 %" Sss '
Sc for B.cs All MI,i BusI il srsssl . for Prime 70
cA'. ,ss e. s for c's; E bg s. Ssoas
ne ce" Si'' 5c B'cS9 aasa,ossl Ssoa4sr, iASia,e Rs
aon is,h p,cme, lie whi.t, a,n :, 81 $ c,S.
SOS, 900 bush Corn 200 bush Barley $500 bush Rye
c1rc.so De-, sgrcs.ur. Ss-Yt us,.t.d lOatoc Is
COM. psr lS s1.s 20 sao dsn.ai ~ ri ~ No
No ch'nSe No .oh 81 SO Corr doll AZ.
ss-, o,.. isi :; a. 81 se r.. stn,r sale, u so
N VI ~ No Az - nsiNL ss'lF a. ah',n''
Sr TN M:. fos ~ sSp ssoS. RS Me. ii bry s.'e
sboi.r. lie bay.r. fer 10y, and is Beef
Cat. mosrie, actvs smooth $685. 90 Common FAR
stasts p, lie fiir demand CoGHoa dali an heavy
N,HT.sEsrots FoSs ao,s,.;.a We. q,.' q e. IS o.
su.' Wheat 5oo0 bu,l 5000 Bah Cora sspa,n',-DO
bb', Poar IN 900 bih wbsst 100 bash Dat. 49,
Nr~rH, Tenn ,-Coitou uomu,y ejIl1ic rsesipti So
bales. eIpoFi. 30 bales receipts q .h .eek o bales exports
ga Lard saIlc Me-. Pork 90 IS Bacon arm, shoali'r'
Loi1fIts oc, t-Tob,cco vi,s m, bu,ass, Ina, 70
Par 861sll ~ Snpe5ne Flour 70 5 Wlen ~ tftt
co S9 &C. ss s a Be-. .'T ss . ~. . Bss
Shousr. ll, Clear side, 6e packed Lsr l'i1soc for T-rcs
-s,i,. Of Elr, wsite Mrhs gar ., ssis wh;, Nh,s
Der - " S0.e dseeSed ''ei .. No :. % 1't' .lr no
siao Tor Barley .is.d, csaad. San state tlol
WHEAT 900 10 Com 10 Or. 1000 Rys B.rsy
pos L R.t,wI,, ssS 5~S az, q mn
bush. Oats 1900 bn,6i Rye 700 6sn,h. slSs5 sg~
o.. 80 oco Sa,a Fr.sl-wb.,. sis i. o, ge
ar. 500 s' s@. d R.. ~. &C. o Sa.s NJ M-ai.
81 So 100 .as sPF1g T , '. .,:. q 81 ~ sas
bash Western 6 snail lots 5s ro3 Rye quiet
% 900 s1 s, !. pss Ss' ' ..S, Fl 1 ' s,f
Clover Hshsaes dull At 81 - Mes PORK go 10 iOrhsas
cisoiss.ri Oct i-Plou ial Family. sossOa whs., dali
r. r.. S h' @ sS'f ; %; a sa Sc 20 ':
~ for state .s4 o. % Tor csaad. Me" PORK s,n At
Isle Clear lec Han, lsasie Balk Nests quiet
b, a sG'' S s S W5 s% I tad S Soa.qss
bsnas Ssr.York EIeh,ass-ilo premqm selling 49, .o..
sS,s Oct sE aS Amber %. s s. ai
Doub. whs, quiet sale, q 90 bush No hls.ais. ciaS
s.rI., u sale. Of $50 Bush Gpl,ts c,u,, Cora ss.
=! CT Ms:i Ossh,as SsG wS sSp' 5e
Corr AID g. o ' s g S wSi !, dSSS ss d # to %:
wbi Oo bush Corn 1900 bush Barley aai lg3OOo feet Lumber
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-03
GEO FRANCIS TRAIN NOMINATED FOR con
GRESS

The Irishmen Of the With Congressional Dis
tic assembled at Botanic Hall. No 50 East Broadway
last evening to attempt to put Geo. Francis Train the
TACK Tor Congress IN the place Of their present Represent
suye. John Morrsey Although the unterrhed" OF the
V we're supposed TO be assembled at the Fifth Avenue
noto 70 do reverence TO Gen. Mcclellan, still the hall
vas crowded Senator Bradley. with a crowd OF Trains
pOoents. was early the ground led by the martial
noes " snaredrum. The meeting called 10 order
roy O'CLOCK, and Patrick Grove elected Chairman
ao was euspicious Tor the country TO put forward
the Irish will throw OF the hated English rule
ifee cheers then given for Gen Maggie whose pres
onee was announced. Gen. Maggie was then introduced
shd ssid he would have been ungratefu n he had not
D1oe torth 70 support his old friend Train He
s,ss description OF his Imprisonment In Ire
lee ne addressed them not Democrats, as par
a9s put as citizens want OF representing
, ~oo,o people; not such stick, stone, or dummy
rouia % DEAD weight Great cheers. Train IL nag
a gs1 OF the nes-lCbeers-ahead Of all politicians
heer hear"J Train nrst conceived the idea Of Pa
mo Halrosd. Heresh he grew very eloquent picturing
snce and India IN vain gsspng after the worlds trade
. put getting none OF II ~ ALL white we are ready 10 hey
Vao upon poured shores" Train would not Repre-
ntstlon OF America, talk as Reverdy johnson Misses
years ago, George y. Train invented the greenback
which politicians have stolen from him lCheere
hSsle closed by saying when he gets TO Congress-
~ VOICE, When be gsts" TRAIN will he respeoted he
saoe map st o'clock In the morning and AZ md
s. hope 70 see this meeting put through hs nom.
All ai lie sat down amid great excitement cheers,
Train WAS regular nominee Cries OF "sit down.
,Ssve 10 70 the Chair - III this Ia q gag WE'LL
aasS Salvation don't depend on fran alone" The
uman tried TO call the meeting 20 order but In vain
seylo again arose. ane said lac was Seymour man
"a penoeiat looked " TrslG f9r aid " tAe Party,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-03
poyp RoBBERy IN wALLsT.

About p. IN. yesterday, an errand boy Ill
the employ Of Daer Co., Wholesale grocers at No liz
wallet returned from heighboring bank with box
containing $4,000 worth OF u. D. hyetWeny ponus'
and az he was doing 60, gentlemany.looklng person
entered and asked be allowed 10 look Al the directory
Tn few minutes Mr. Dgtey left the Office. and was 9l
lowed into the street by the stranger Almost ininedl-
tv aftefvard the latter returned and saying tnat ne
ad the address asked TO again look at the d.
rectory Soon after he left aud on the return OF mr. 10
sr in short time ne found that the bonds were isslng
None 81 the clerks had removed the bonds ana the pre-
smnptIon is that the stranger removed them whon Wit
ing the address The theft was NOT reported ~ oNo
Head1uerters up to a late hour lnst night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-03
Sp,rial Hotties.



Th disease oea mken for panoasry Consumption sosxb NJ
merely az inflammation Of the bronchial undoubtedly
able though remedies commonly used for the meet iae
seent they cannot fall 10 disease Dr.
sehsuct PHILADELPHIA who has for thirty devoted bic AZ
teotoa diseases the respiratory
believes that inble for bronchitis and The
proofs Of bic very snd satisfactory The rsnsdio
USED ~ him are schsnck Pmoac Syrup seaSeed Tonic and Mande
rus which have acquired popularity 10 the Atlantic States sed
o psfs OF the country The symptoms Of bronchitis oass
some ough hossness throat psss In
e ene' Peeoon Of Othy stresed with Sies
dneny Of Breathing with tendency susoeson To peoss hss
msd We reeoAmend Dr. scbeoehs Pmos Syrup a. remedy
nao' be injurious and which will certainly
DR. schenek professionally at his principal Once Philadelphia
every saurisT where all letters for sdee be addressed
He will also be professionally a. No % Boadss SswYort
TUESDAY October 49, aud at No IS Hanover Boston on VIVID
NBsDAY October H. lie gives advice thorough ers~
paO Of the lungs with bis ReDOmster the - Oass
hours each city, from ga to Tho viS -
Sew.Yort Is unavoidsby changed from Ia m. Jpn
Price Pnonic Syrup aud Sea~eed Tonic each 81 ~
bos o. half dopa Mandrake Pills. IS per
.ppy shenks medicines for sale ct eli times bis Resas
Also. for sale By all druggists sai.dsaies. ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-03

BREwRR-LEEDS-oa Tbu,iiy Oct 81 Peter, Church By tie
Rev John Paddock Henry Brewer ~ Isabelle daughter Of Henry l.
Iced, esq. all Of Brooklyn.
BuRAss-RELAYAt rsisues Of tbs briss parents on Wed
Rev J0hn Goodman, W W. burhAns 10
Ylns A. ouly daughter Of q. V. Relay al o. thi city.
DRIGGs-wAY-op Thursisy Oct. l. at &, John, " Church.
B,oklvn pastor the Rev g. Andrews Sas '" Drgs 70
Teresa H. WAy. al Of BROOKLYN
-EsTERBRoO K-At Friends Meeting House, Ns~'o-n j.
Fnes Wood N.wyoh Mary Aaas daughter Of Richard kssf'
bfook Of Can n. J.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
ma LArpsr pnnnnu.x M,nxur nrpnp

TIKI LATEST EUROPEAN MARKET REPORTS
LONDON Oct t5 mAmsrican Securities closed Uu.ts
States Five Twenty Bonds 1 Illinois Csa R,iwsT SHARES.
rive a5isdtSj
2-Ini.ei
quoted Ut 7bi no. for the Issue Of 1861
PARIS Oct 2Ths Bourss opened decline; Rentss 69
LryssPooL. Oct 23 -rhs Cotton market CLOSED
Mddng Upands oid hding Orleans. lOid The Of the
foet up ~ bslss Mixed Western Corn )6
anehsngd Common Rosa quoted at SS spirit, Turpenss
HAvRs Oct s-Evenins Cotton fssoriasrs 1857
nth market "A, dsL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-03

exhortng the club TO be true to that love Of liberty AMI
national justice which Frenchmans proudest
boast Mr. Strauss responded behalf OF the club Adj
dresses also made by Mr.. D0usaint and Mr. Con
slant II is understood that this designed TO be per
manent organization and after the close OF the present
campaign. will be formed into mutual benent assoca
ton in the interest Of krenchmen newly arriving on our
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-03
WKHr INDIA MARKETS.

H.y.s. Oct eSggsrThe nnhs. dull 10 quoted
81 !taa reals srrobe No, IS 70 20 siho reals
dull Pair 70 Good Refining fe real. Lard sr@ so. Tor Trce
epc n for Dry sstei AMI &c for Sugar Cured Lumber Sss
eo fee Tor White Pine sui 90 for Pitch Pine Hsy t3ns5
b,s OF 80 ~ Exchange Lonton d per cent
United 50 day, sight currency sfp cent discount,
tnlei Sse, g. sys sight gold JDJf cent prsmlum short
Hgb. Ia gold. y az per cent premium.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-03

TuE STRONGEST CONSTITUTION is racked and
ruined By stubborn attack Fever and Agae s danger
avoided and the C promptly broken up b. esos Dr.
d. JANIS AaUs M.rrVKs Sold everywhere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-03
CONGRESS NOMINATIONS.

The Republicans of the AAth District on
have nominated the Hon. \. Newton Petiis
OF Crawford County TO AL the unexpIed term OF the
Hon ID. A Fluney, deceased.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-03

No house can be robbed when protected with
IA. Brss,,x Al,xx Tboosods Who
to its msrt, Pamphlets Beware Of Worthless limitations
i8ftiusrmeBts b. HOLMES, NO P'i brosiHS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-03

A Coon INvEsTMENT-A gentleman inhaled
the Oxide sa had tooth extracted BIZ the oLros DIN
No. ~ Cooper Institute and s~akng wrote on
scroll opposite his ains Worth Eve do 10 h'. pleasant
adfeam.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-03

Premature OF the Hair, which 80 common now tays
entirely b. the % BUKSkrr COCAINE is Is al
the sane time dressing for the hair snge application
render soh and glossy for several iaa For sale eFel"Dse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-03

ASK ron A. A. CONsTANTINE'5 PERSIAN HEAL
Sa Soar. Sold b. al dealers ohce No % Aha n T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-03

TIGHTNEss OF CHEST, that forerunner OF
Consumption instantly relieved by the NAPDLsOs CogsH PLL Sod
By al Drussisa 81 cen.s boz Nsonsietory No a. De-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-03
MIRRIEU.

PhaIon. Flor de Mayoo tie perfume for the hiaifs'
chef soIi by all Dragg AMI By PHsLos Son, NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-03

FreckIes Tan Pimples. &c, removed from ,h. P,cx By
PHoss P,PuAs Loros Sod by al DrusIH aad 81 rAALoS
L soa, No. ST. BroairU. y y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-03

For the Toilet. Nursery, and Bath use PHlLOs. "P,
Pas VIII act chap tho ska Sold b. al Druggists y eea'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-03

gan 90 to wrsKs, No M BrosiEa shers viii sui CHECKER
ing Wae Steiuwsys Cshsrt snd other hsss Instruments at
bargains cota nstsmenss you can rent Foa TO
IL months aud the rent DO spilled II purchased
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-03
Haliiital Nutias.

Central Grswold and Cornell Campaign 1ae,
u, =, ,h R,.u,,, Comm tt.s on SATURDAY ByBNiso ocs
osloci Al H..dau,rer, Twsutythirdst add Broadway
80 VIM p ssTgRBRooK Chairman
-V.n.h,... Naturalization Once, No y Chsmosns 81,
0Ns~s'~ 'P''' Dr. FREDsRICk SCHULTZ Cs.r.,s
-s,---f,.... lanterns Torches, Flags, me6ais,
stpEs PINS With Lksbesses Of Prssesnisl c,ndas'es
under St. Nichols" Hotel pr'' D'" "''a w. HITCHCOCK
---------- Rally round the fise. a.
W. h,. nm h.pd he Bunting Fss 70 De "pah ~
.euptry All of our nAnaiaears - =. a, 49,.
------------ Let az have Peace -. ID b
n, o,,as Immediately the snenys works just Issued '" ps
limo Tbs Chan pieg oil o.,s,ror N Avn cnpxEfL
should the hAnds n ever voter "a .a,,. .ass on
ss ts1 Address AMERICAN LITERARY PuBlishw WA
iSRoS No. 30 MAlsa s9., essresa s~ Active sSsa "'ue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-03
HOME NEWS.
TfiR WRATHEk

,n asI V,sr.s" 70 ~ hst rain between and 7;is
70 sunset pnsfns rain from tc5 to fr Breaag-Overca
on snn overcast 70 " spntnf Phases Of
the morning - '''' y '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-03
THE CAMPAIGN.

.o.,a, essential hare political victory his f"" as u
-. .o.. an Appo,naaor ia 1865, and ere'y ma" ~"o
, %a, n, country should vos for Grant
s'U' "PHILIP Ii. SHERIDAN, Majol-Gen u g. A
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tAnaonncemsasl

sisters
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49,, yrouEu WIN RE VICTORIOUS
GEN. GRANT IN ST. LOUIS.

ST.. LOUIS, Oct 2.-Gen. Grant arrived in ST.
Louis this afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-03

THE BLAND PARK RACEs-ToM MANNING FALLS
DEAD.
ALBANY, Oct. s.--The Island Park ,.i hae ses
bnrss Tom Manning fell dead the halfms pole nav
ins riptured . blood vessel lie was owned ID bos'oD'
and valued Ut t3,5oQ,
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