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Dr. JULIUS HOMIE aGER 1sts Assisssnt 70 d. sobss.
ParsJ ocuLIsT. lao Canal street. New orIsans Oaoc
hours from IL to o'clock Clinic for Diseases of the Eva
Saturdays em 10 o'clock. Physicians and Medical stu
uen. are invited 70 attend the Clinic Demonstrations With
the opsharaoscope etc. Poor patsns win be treated .pdon
Grated on free Of charge
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JAMES B. srEEDMAN,

Who viii be assisted BY the following named gentlemen
Chief Msrshas:
F.N. OGDEN,
O. I. WHITE.
N. o. TRACY.
J. z. AUSTIN
TT. wIrHERELL,
Ass.stant MarshaIa
J. p. SMITH, g. H. BRAUGHY.
JAS. j. TARLETos. RN. OGDEN,
ARCH. MITCHELL. H. y. sTURcKEN,
VICTOR PRADos, H. PERALrA.
Q. q. DAHLGREN, j. sZyMANsKI
FORESTER DEsLoSDE. T. p. sHERBURNE,
A. L. HAsrING, r. C. BOND
GEO. w. RACE. J. E. vILLEvAso.
c. WILLIAMSON. R. q. RYDER,
P. cHILpREss.
The Procession will composed of Five Grand Divisions
divided into Thirteen Subdivisions. constituted follows
Leading DivisIoa.
E. CoCHRAF, Chief Of the Division, composed of the
Central Committee of the Independent Democratic Clubs
Central Committee German Democratic Clubs Parish Ex-
ecutive Commitee State Central Democratic Committee
Guests Delegations and Clubs from other parishes or
States.
First subdivision.
A H. PEALE. Chief of Division. composed of all the
Democratic Clubs the First Ward.
Second subdivIion.
j. E. BIssELL, Chief of Division, composed of all the
Democratic Clubs Of the Second Ward
Third Subdivision.
JOHN TOBIN. Chief of Division composed of all the
Democratic Clubs of the Third Ward
Fourth Subdivision.
W. MANK, Chief of Division composed Of all the Demo.
cratic CluOs Of the Fourth Ward.
Filth Subdivision.
JOHN YoUENEs, chiefcf Division composed of all the
Democratic Clubs Of the Fifth Ward.
Sixth Subdivision.
sw. SCOTT. Chief Of Division composed of all the Demo-
cratic Clubs Of the Sixth Ward.
Seventh subdivisior.
W NJ. LOCKWOOD. Chief of Division composed of all the
Democratic Clubs of the Seventh Ward.
Eighth subdivisien.
c. W CULBsRrsoN Chief Of Division com posed Of all
the Democratic Clubs of the Eighth Ward.
Nisth Subdivision,
l. wLTZ Oh hf Of Division, composed of all the
Democratic Clubs of the Ninth Ward.
Tenth Subdivision.
E. COLLINS, Chief of Division, composed Of all the
Democratic Clubs of the Tenth Ward.
Eleventh Subdivision.
JOHN p CASEY. Chief of Division, composed OF all the
Democratic Clubs of the Eleventh Ward
Twslf' Subdivision.
JEROME HANLEY, Chief of Division, composed of all
he Democratic Clubs Of Algiers.
Thirteenth Subdivision.
sANL HENDERSON, Chief o. Division, composedof all
he Mounted Clubs from the Psdsh.
All Clubs will take precedence in line according seniority
II organization.
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ne Finest KEEPERS in the world direct rcm,sbe
celebrated factories Of Tobias Cooper and spssr
IN america Jurgensen Nontandon Nsrdin Pstsk sts 49,
In Europe are arriving oaily ct ' '-s "S'
A. 8. GRIswoLD co.'s.
Corner Canal and Royal streets
Watches. Clocks. Bronses and vaaes
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Thanks to the officers of the steamer Richmond
rtate Shreveport papers.
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THE CENTRAL COMMITTEE oFrHE INDEPENDENT
DEMOCRATIC CLUBS
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Carpet W,arch0ssse,
b..-............-O HARfREs STREET
i, A. 6houssEAu = CO., imporssrs, o6sr q low srss.-
nlniturs and enamel OIL CLOTHS kATTN0-Sb roll;
pssn ~ piscss goeosi WINDOW SHADES; Table and
tans-Lscs, Reps Worsted Dsmssk etc Furnitnrs d.
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Time OF Arrival and Departure or Malta.
Route soo-New Orleans to BrashIer daily sxcsu,
Sunday at Az Arrive daily Sunday excepted BY p r.
Route so2-New Orleans to Canton departurs d.uv
Closes at $50 2. sunday u l. Arrives daily Al 81.
IN
Route srs-New Orleans to st. Tra.cisvils supplying Al.
The omces opened departure Monday at Friday a
| SAN. Arrives Monday and Friday mornings
Route s00f-Rew Orleans to Carrolton via Jessr.o es.
departure Monday and Thursday at Arrives Monds,
| and Thursday at 4P.N.
Route soO5-New Orleans to Buras settlement rovs,
Coast departure Tuesday snd Friday Il Arrives sum-
day and Thursday.
Route soo6N.w Orleans Mobile departure daily all
n. Sunday ct Il =. Arrives daily by sAn
Route SoI-New Orleans to Covington, La. dspsrtur,
Monday and Thursday At Arrives Tuesday and Fridsv
st4 r. =.
Route New Orleans to Algers, departure daily a.s.
| n. Arrives daily by IL A y.
Route so-Ssw o. leans to vekssurs supplying an the
smees opened to vctburs also Red River and Ouachts
Parishes Departure Tuesday and Saturday at px A.
| r;ves on Monday and Friday morning..
Malls for Lake Coast Tuesdays and Thur.dav. 49,
Saturday. at ny A n Psscsgoula. Saturdays IIk
Mails for Galveston Bouston IndisnoIa San Antonio.
Brownsville. Brazos Santiago Orleans and pelop.s.
Railroad, close att A n on Sunday and Thursday.
Tariff OF Postage for Mexico, Cuba. w..s
Indies. etc.
ouadsoupe, Martinique. French and Dutch eu,.ns "a
vineents st. Lucia St. Vincent Trinidad rsnada-ls cents
half o. optional ..ft s. - :
Cuba Mexico HayH, Porto Rico. 81 Thomas. Jamaica.
sene1as United States Of Colombia Easlsh Gui4aa-s
Bolivia Chill Eeuador-s4 cents half o.. obligatory.
Circular Postage
Belgium, Switzerland and Germany, cent, eacb Is
France 4. England 6 and Italy IL cents each
Russia TO- via Hamburg cents each
Sweden ls via Hamburg II cents each.
Circulars are rated az book packets, o. or under
once Hsuvs.
Opens at O'Clock A. n. closes atsrr
sundays ONCE opens az o'clock a. H.; elosesat
r. W. TALIAFERRO,
Postmaster
Jas. n. Thompson,
M Il n @ III MT TAILOR,
No. $50 Brosdway. Corner or Eighth .tr....
NEW YORK.
Our JOB Office.
The CRESCENT IS PREPARED TO DO
sUPEHfIoEa STYLE,
--lnd on the
MOST REASONABLE TERMS.
All Glasses Of
COMMERCIAL AND STEAMBOAT PRINTING,
LAWYERS BRIEFS. CATALOGUES. FOSTERS ETC.
In Correction with ths
CRIES CENT JOB OFFICE
LTTHOGRAPH OFFICE.
Unsupsssed By msic. which IL equal TO any v.vs
which may be given BY ths pssrons and friends Of The
CRESCENT
'sS0ssftern Lander Agency.
We onsr services for the fspo-al Of LANDED PRO
PERTY. etc, the Southern Ststss References ana in
ornston promptly given.
LIVINGSTON, EGERTON 4 CO.,
No 81 Liberty street. New yark.
HOs<sejteepers
En End ct ec stand - Camp street, en- Description ~
5euss Furnishing 0eods. Pine Cutlery Psssd Ware Elm,
,ut ard Plain Glssvsrs French China Plain aud Decor
ed Dinner and Isa sss; stas. China Plain nd Fancy
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UNDER THE AUSPICES or
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Gr0rer \ Baker Scouting Machines.
THE ONLY MACHINE
ADAPTED FOR EVERY CLASS OF FAMILY SEWING
Office and salssrOon for southsra States,
1e4................. Canal Street raa
New orisans La
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We ohsr our services for the 1sposal Of LANDED PRO
rshfY. stc, In the sothsn Ststss References and in
ernstion promptly given
LIVINGSTON, EGERTON q co.,
No - Liberty strest. New YORK.
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THURSDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 20, lsss


Democratic National Ticket.
FOR PRESIDENT:
HORATIO SEYM
OF REV YORK
FOR VICE PREsIDENT:
FRANK r: BLAIR,
OF MISSOURI
Electors for the State At Large,
GEO. w. w. y. BLACKNAN.
ALTERNATEs:
pUkAkT DAPoNTE..... e ELLIS.
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M end Ct our Gle stand, = Camp srsst Ell descriptions Of
House Furnishing 0oods Pine Cutlery Pistsd Ware Yy,
Cut ard Plain Glassware; French China Plain sud Decor
sssd Dinner and Tss ses stos China Plain nd Fancy
Tolst Ware
sAM'L z. MOORE 4 co.
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President Central Con. Indspsadsnt DEM Cuba
J. PARIS CHILDREss. Secretary.
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To the FTieMds
Or
THE DEMOCRATIC

In consideration Of the immense Importance the Election
to be held tins city Tuesday, Sd Of November
and the eat interest which al CLASSES Of have
Its result earnestly appeal all Friends the
Cause whether merchants manufacturer
or master workmen to Close their Places Business and
suspend their usual avocson order that
employers and their employees may to give their uua
ded time attention to the work of redesmng Louisiana
from Radical misrule.
This course adopted the elections in Phade
pha and Cincinnati where the struggle to some extent
bit contest for Office and believe that our peooe
will hesitate to make the small sacrifice when thar
peace their prosperity their liberties depend upon the
issue which Is to be that day decided.
By order of the Democratic State Central C,mmittea
TH0S. L. MACON,
ruos srvvr President
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PORTABLE GAS LAMP.
PUROLINE FLUID
Can be used in Common Lamp with ting sxp-nss of
changing the burner and of which Dr. l. L. Crawcour the
able Chemist of this city, says:
In my experiments with the PUROLINE FLUID tried
my best TO produce explosion and Completely FAILED
He also says:
"Ihsve for some time past used COUGHS PORTABLE
GAS LAMP, and fad the light white superior to the
ordinary coal can safely recommend It for Cheapness
| Besuty and Perfect safety.n
For Sugar house use th Lamp has No EQUAL
For fur her particulars
see Cireulars
1oo...-........CAMP sTKEEr........Ioo
For few days citizens will have the privilege Of taking
Stock in 'he Par'lne and Portable Gsslight Company
OFFICE; 100 CAMP STREET.
DMcOnge's
PICTORIAL BALsAMIC SYRUP.
The only reliable Medicine against all affections of the
Lungs and Breast such
COLDS, COUGHS. ASTHMA. BRONCHITIS. IN.
PLANTATION OF THE THROAT, SPLITTING OF
BLOOD. wHOoPIsG COUGH, and even
CONSUMPTION.
For sale at the Laboratory Of the proprietor No. 50 Chsrrss
street. And also by T. Montsuse; wheeocs Finley Co.;
T. J. Hart Co Louis ca~tel; Msunsef 4 Borsl
George .dsces,
MANUFACTURER or HAVANA CIGARS
IMPORTER OF GENUINE LEAF TOBACCO, |
ass Rampant STREET,
NEW oRLEANG
orden fo- CIGARS Of every quality promptly and With
sct attention Sells Cigars unsurpassed In Havana
prisingly low rates. Also LEAP TOBACCO (both the
finest Havana and American) Of ali kinda
Has received large supply Of RIBBONS from Granada
Nos. 10, Is and 20
SMALL PROFITS and QUICK RETuRNs
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Jas. n. Thompson,
M r r. @ HANT TAILOR.
No. 7sS broadway. Corner or Eighth .tre...
NEW YORK
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NEW-JERSFY

Ia conjunction with the splendid meeting in
de The Nigwsm IN Jersey city on Wednesday. there
80 ~ outside meeting presided Nv MT lsngtorn.
aud addressed by Col. W9ilacE aud Others.
4 large Republican meeting was held al
View Brunswick Wednesday night Adorcssfs Wcf'
delivered by Judge Gale OF Railway, aud Nj John J.
Fostel oi Newark
The residents Of WoOdsIde will bold mass
meeting this evening. aud viii De addressed by Gen G.
" Cumming. and Others. The Les.oBs 81 bcleVNe,
Franklin snd the Eighth Ward, Newark, will parade.
An elegant banner, crowned with wreaths.
war pIessntsd tie Tenth Ward Grant anc tOliaJ -
zion on "wednesday night by the lades o the Ward. The
presentation made nv MI A u. Campbell, and ie-
ceiyed ~ behalf 81 the Legion bN Capt A6hshIaL.
Several OF the prominent Democrats Of
Jersey City Indignant "a the reeen. nomination bs
m. Uudson County Convention % Mr. Noah Taylor Tor
State senstorshp ANA declare men detei LauOh Dol 70
support hun.
While the Republican procession was passing
through Jersey cay Wednesday several W tie Cnbs
tnred In addition this. hoTtt belonging Z" Mr. d.
Van Kepep q prominent Republican, stabbed, II 10
feared, dangerously
A grand German demonstration was lad at
tbe gwsm At Newark sst evening, Gen sgel deliver
ing sf address Fully 1000 persons were IL Attendance
snd fhe enthusiasm was great. This evening the Hon
Henry L. Dawes of Massachusetts,, VIII address the cl-
zens ~ the Wigwsni.
In the LIST District OF Union County, Nm.
Norrrl las been nominated for the Assembly Ds tpe
Eepubneans; in the Woodbridge District oil hladiettn
col ZONES. late Of the Reb. army the Democracy have
nj WIN ". Cor IN the field IN the ITO DtIct OF Nit
Sssex In the IVth District OF burlington county, J.
I,fieo 10 the L MON candidate.
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ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENCE


Klasset, \. Y.--If you have attained your
majority were born this city 81 pa'srfs cho tfs at
,,n, you may vote without naturalization paper N
] b. GIoversve. n. Y.-Thore vas no coiorcd delegate
at the Democ ratio Convention held here In July W v
p n J-For admission into tho Naval School you must
apply to your Congressman the Hon Charles sgraves
Phillipsburg j.. who has the power OF appointment
sr-There have hitherto been no reductions on
the roads TO Rocb, ster during the State Fair As tho
roads compelled 10 carry passengers Tor
two cents per mile, thoy probably think this cheap
enonehJ T. J., N. J.--Men OF opposite opinions are
chosen "A tcers on each side a division Ia the British
House OF Commons Newborn Radical. n C-Gen Burn
side supports Grant with nil his SOUL and IA President
OF tho Boys In Blue Club OF r. Nv. H. H.. N IA
CITIZEN must have resided IN New'fork state
ono year 10 be entitled to vote for President
A Berka County PENN Reader OF The TRIBUNE. aud H.
q r. New York MI. Francis NJ Finch or Ithscs n y,
NAV be addressed for all information desired about ad
mssIon into the Cornell University C W, Newfork
Tho Attorney inform you or the disposition
az the case Of Thomas r. Weight who was found guilty
az the second degree, sentenced 10 state iso
FOR ten years by Judge RUSSELL and subsequently, granted
a new trial by Judge Leonard. W. r. H., Newfork'-
You can voesat the coming Presidential election you
have resided In this State year immediately pre-
cedpg . Boy In Hue, New.York-As you came TO TINS
country years of and your father has become
citizen you are also citizen now having attained Your
ma
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MARRIED.

BOYnon WEDNESDAY Sept 30 az the fs, Bspu, Chereh.
rJ.co CITY n j. the Rev e. COrio John J. tisrk o. New
Yo City 70 MARY j. eldest daughter Of Nsilsas boyd OF Husos
ouywALI-wHgELBR-o wsssssdsy Scot, ~ Patterson n
T. by the H. Townsend James Cornwall to Belle youngest
daug htsr Of Dr. N. ". wheeler
pANA-PAUIAt Belyiere " j. rhsday. Ot by the Rev J.
Dana Of West Phsdelphs Miss Rsbsces Pau daughter OF J.
NJ Psu M D., Of Dslvidsre n. j.
Philadephis aud hassaehussts papers pleas" copy
DE GRAAP-IN0gRsOLL0n w.dnssdsv sept % a. me Christina
ch,nI Nea I0ri by The Rev Urban IRE rs1
D.Grsaf Grove Norissn 70 nSuh niger
,oli Youngest daughter Of Lofn ng.soll Of tbs r'y
oooDwis-BACKus-Ou THURSDAY, Oct l. by che Rev George J.
P,n, ID D. OF the brides isih., N.nds ~ coc
Win of Oneida and Anna snbag dssghsf ci NJ VI bA'ss'
Of this city.
coRwISoa werr,i.y SEPT % tee ThrsorsVs
PRESBYTERIAN Church. ootlrn ny We fs' l"nh P"c h'' h
defssu 70 Miss Jeuns, n Vor"p
IgssP-pODGR-o Thursisy. Oct by %. Rev, NAs Adsns
ID the Rev Henry J-.sap, D. D. Of b-ru syn ksfilet
III, ,.leh daughter o. Dr. d. y Dodge Of this ct'
-ILoYpOp wednssdsy sept % h' N, Re- 'sses
Ioiohu D. Lsasuse Mis-. EnpbsuA LLOYD al " sidnioIs
Nj
ncgR. Tp-BERG BN-On Tha.iss Oct at the Cbssl ~ the
bf the Rev d. MGHus, it"nss
~ Mes,h MssA secoHe daughter .! ths Hon John G. hesH
deceased
roupxfxs- gRnLEyiiu wetudsy SEPT 80 siits restsre.
az th~ bride paTens ~ ts Rev 0toTge l. frcnee fred
ofs,ouy PVa r. kie daughter Of Jobs Nee''
OF ths cty'
-uAsDLRY- Milton n T. on Thaudsr s ", inst
Florence Hsudisr daughter Jacob han e'q \" 'sa'
WALKER MAGrIRH-At Ch,re w.dn.sd,, esIt 70
NJ w Rsv. wssr D.sseS George wsle'" f"~A N'sT' '
tMstl
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B4SE-BdLL.

ATLAHTIcS VS. ciNCISSATiS.
The first Western Club that ever Gro jsed tlo
Aeghanes - give return game 10 our New-fOrk OF
gauIatop IL the Cincinnati Club. This great western or
gaBZaOn after defentug all clubs within radu- OF so
miles Of Cincinnati. has made tour East and thrown
down the gauntlet at Very doors. There ir suon
smack Of genuine n this act That too much praise
cannot be awarded the visitors Washington. Baltimore
aud Philadelphia having been stopping places on the way
played n those cities with vnriOus Clubs having been
published IN TaE TRIBUNE, our readers have become
familiar with the visit Yesterday the CincinDots met
the Atlantics, and although very poor game was
the result, ~ very friendly one. The
weather WA a tIi1e too cold FOE the players.
and cOnseouenily two trhes" colder than calm
audience could withstand The game opened with the
Atlautics at the bat Pearce taking base on at Fields
bad handling OF the bail at short stop; Smith was also
made happy by Gould dropping easy fly he sent him.
starts hit to Hatfield smith O ut second base; Chap
man iust Lit between the folders Pearce getting home
Crane scnt straight bal Ia center heli hiinghg Cnap
au homer Mills got 10 first through amuf OF Bralnelds'
hut Waa OF second. by ferPusOns Int, HAT
field again fielding the ball Iee.n got base ana teigu-
son home on big throw ot Utelds over first base Me
Donald WAS thrd out RraBcrd helding the ball Ictein
uu!ty was given 20 blank The Cincinnats went out In
one two three order. The second inning gave the Ata-
tics runs he visiting club eAhhig marvellous guar
featinns Tor innf'iusn This settled the question Some
good play wa-lshown afterard indeed there was room
for ff-b nothing really first class. Harry Wright put
Brsiuerd pitch IN the third inning. himself going TO
second base, aud those positions tue game wac player
20 IT, close. livery body satisfied that the Cucn
uatis played anything bur what they are capable OF
do'ug They were IN 4" stfe " har luck" as i was
termed and IL their power 10 alter II. SUB
s.l4.t ~. fH&
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rro1rlSr oN r.LANp PAX

ArnANY. Oct. The Fall Meeting Of the
Issud Park Association was brgun yesterday, Ihe A.
Tendance was fan and le tack IN excellent condition
There we're rae~.thc hr. f0r purse ~ tS fof At
horse that nave beaten gJl 10 harness Fot "a jay
- mile hoAts beet tifc0 80 20 tho first hvrse
Too 10 The c0nd sri 80 the third. There we're II
eutrt- ard ulu~ started The Won 10y 1. W.
liam Tayof IN nrro straight ht,ts Needle Gun beng
second and ga john th..i The secoud raco vas tor a
tur.e 90 500 for l ho that itgo lot beaten trse
mnnte- 10 hsrucss ani wagon PRIOR q July q milo
heats best thr-" in ave. IA harness. 40 - lao ~ u
horse d 90 tha second and o. 20 the ari For THIS
race thofs ~fIr - eat srd started Two heats
were vuu hv rfnrrr. tnd rne Nf :. taintti wh"u
ditsne-~ iuisfseaed u AL % oOniin ni 10 10. tmc
e..fl !
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PENNSYLVANIA.
a,,,,o. cot-S,y wfpp AWAKE.

INCOMING COUNTY WIDE AWAKE.
jersey SHORE. Oct. 1.-The Republican mass
meeting ~ this place to-day was the largest ever heid il
tis section. There was very large procession hui
herring many hundreds and the greatest enthusiasm pre-
v.sd epsecles were delivered by Senator Patterson Of
wHampehire and A. p Chsse editor Of Iht f0rh Ir's
Democrat The remarks Of the speakers were greeted
with the most enthusiastic cheering The boys IL bne
were out in fun force The ladies' turn.d on' IN large
numbers and Judging from this imposing
u - ,sfe 20 say thai Lycomng County means 70 ~ h''
whole duty on the 18th OF October. rf
SENATOR cANERoN IN MEApVILLF' -
MshpvIILK. Sept. S0-ScDator Cameron ana
he Hon Bent ~ Brewster addressed large 1no sntn u
,a,e meeting IN front Of the Meiienrs hou.s onsh''
IN. Grant Guards were out In torchight yfooesson
and made - fine display The boys are via. aWhae'
You can ,e, Crawford County down ~ COCO "' 1'V s
pubHcan majority In October. -,
S.,a,or Dooiittle addressed meeting ot tie
Deuforraev 81 Heading, Penn, last IiFht
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FAHKHsrOCK-Ou wessesiiy ssrt ~ At LIS m nsrrsres
infant daughter Of IL O aud Margaret Fsbnesto aged yesr
mouths aud II isYs
FUNERAL sfsrJay, sst iron her fes3eRse Ma -
hadlsoE-age. 'trH
GRRARDOu THURSDAY wIri9u Gsrar ~ The "a fra u a.
Glass Gersris ADD Of 0sra Bette Ca Aasass
o. ibis city
Tie iasersI ~ nsrks cha-sh SATURDAY, tss
oeck s relatives AID friends Invited 70 assd
without further notice.
HAIIAt Ehrsbeh n. j. Thrsy Oci Mar Lcass isisst
daughter Of samuel T. and Bieg A tisi
JoESsOY-Oa weiaesdsy Sept ImA lohasoa 500 Of tss
AMI Msrr johnson 10 the bSth Tear o. hissve
The relatives efAs invited ieed the auefa sssises
frisy sAerBoou at o'elock ct No. 100 Ninthsse.
JuDAH-on THURSDAY 1863 Henrietta u. judah issSstsr
oftts ia,- Benisniin = ani fhsshtih Jslsa
The friends Of the faulty aud q her broth u hshsr sosa s
respectfully frrerl ioE her late rsstess Ne
~ wa,espse. gu Nouds the 18th las, 81 atta,s 'as-
thef isvtato1
sHIPMAsa Beoll-a on THURSDAY Ol iI,reA ". sae.s~'
gifos o. tlr late ietato ". ) F..
Notice OF ignsrsl bsrrliter.
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TIE STATE or TRdDE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS

s-gr0r o.. -spfifs TuFpeutHe Al w R"sH qast
p,t. 4t1S Tar srn o. e. 60 CottoR-Mdding 1tafs'e
.rsrsr, Oct oooahe market aruer. sales OF Js bss'
,.ee pt, So hale, hiiihug'. fitc
Cs.Krxsros Oct ltottonFhe usf"t srhys ana p-s hAss
,tysssd irte es Of 90 bsss hddhngs bac receipts osi
ia .si srpoFts. cosssSse s8. bales sim, a.,
M Oct l-CoobThe market closed srm Ndtinc ~
7Se i.ss OF 10 bales exports e'sH'e 'eP" '''
bales ~,
MoxrooSyRr Oct lCottoerbs market quisti sales Of 20
bales, Mlidiass. 1Je -. ,,.,u--. .s,. -.
100 bales receipts 303t bales foreign h bates S'erss
krshsass di5L Gold 1871 susr-Noa u and H. iESi2e BIO
NssPTu T.na Oct Cotton nominly t receipts 2o5 bales
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n IS Bacon Erm; shoulders ise Clear Sides, o;e Lsrd
lg6I0ic OF, AL. e. 80,
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-02
ruy Rr,ryryo OF THE EMPIRE STORES,

The fire which broke out IN the Empire
Stores brooklyn on Wednesday afternoon. originated
.mong soms bales or wool the fourth noor. roar Oh
storehouss b. whero IL had eydonty bceu smodsrins
for time before the flames burst forth Inc s'"r.
house A. adjoining together with r. In which the he wss
discovered were totsy destroyed. storehonre WA, was
saved By the exsrtons Of thu tremen ano
hoats with gines. which played from de M
The damage tho latter building was about U,, o o
presence OF the nremen required during quo eno
NIGHT and portion OF Yesterday steamers rOs y . v
and H. Hose and 4, and Hook anl-iatder ,os nos
aud 2 worked from the TINS lie no "tGinalea uhtn ~
W., completely suppressed yesterday hnohs Iho CON
tent. OF tho StOralOusss. noaty All O WHO" ~oo w.
sfroYea, were hnG,ieats mo- tt~., NV oat' .,
coffee BAG, OF gin23;, 3D. pt9S u Np' 10" 9S'Ss "