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OBITUA
William y. Mount.

William n, Mount.
William s. Mount, an artist we'll known from
q series of characteristic rural pictures, which
were extensively copied In all styles of en-
craving, died on Thursday last at Setanket,
Long Island, the place of his birth. Mr. Mount
was born in 1907. and his first experiments
with the brush were in the way Of sign paint
ing. A taste for art induced him to attempt
berthipgs, and after some preparatory study
he began to paint portraits in 1929. A picture
entitled a Rustic Dance" was a decided sue
cess, and 1t attracted the attention of the public
to him as an artist of original and peculiar ge-
MUS. He devoted himself thenceforth prinei
pally to this class of subjects, and produced the
"Farmers Moving" "Raffllng for Goose"
"The Power of Music" Mutual Respect" "The
Courtship." "Banjo Player" and "Bone Player"
all OF which are well known through the me-
dium of prints. Mr.. Mount was also portra
painter of more than ordinary ability, and full
ength portraits executed by him of Bishop On
derdOnlx and other celebrities have been greatly
admired. Mr.. Mount of late years painted but
little, and contented himself with playing upon
the violin and upon a peculiarly constructed
whistle which he invented. Mr.. Mount had
two brothers, also artists of some celebrity. One
OF these, Shepard A. Mount. died few weeks
ago.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

RSag@ THE eS>P.L FOR sPaIN.-A
q NJ RICAN ISLE SOCIETY," the AM sRGO An
y j. M MHAS'I so lEl1 and me 4 Y ERIC V AND FOR
EldH CHRIS - AN UNION, with lefarence 10 the
fNtngtiizH, ION Cf fSnstu. - tl b hstd tNs ALEX
AHnFR PktShi rhRIAH HUSUH. NINE
EhENJH aud GREEN streets, To. " -Ow (Ss 1bat' }
hten,nE - ~ CLOCK Addresses by Rev. nr 7. ".
tnnnll ghr o., lev. Nuws.d HRvos Rev. Prof g. NJ.
Eut'er ~ d., OF tbr Episc psl Divinity scnnol. west
pHleoephia and Rev Lenuel Moss, d. d OF lns
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...rs mEMNRHAh nArrIsT CmUROIEs

H.s Rev. +. HANSON -. D.. Pasior services
A. ATHbbTIC LII RAJ Rr ZENITH street ahD ge
!eherSon; sunday Norupg ut lOH o'clock; EIeninS,
"a U'GlrCk. Sphta tree
Uht'Fair IN aid Of tta BuiidIug Fund, which pro.
niisea 10 tie Of The attractive con,
VII Cp, at the " thap'l MASTER Street,
''lOw Bread TUE DAY ENENi N0, 2Ith lust
tnu be COZ llLupd Ill Lnrlhnr not O..
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r5c-y=e As RHNNHss RVN Ma HqES.-UND
H$NS The Dices of the Young Meas Chrt, .tAu
Associnucn, Ecv; A. A WliLlTs, d. D.. VIII preaca
Setu on &; tally to y uug Aistr ~ (SnD-
hsih) Evenirr attrc WEST AItCH STREET PEE|.
BNIERIAN CHURCH conner OF EiGHTEEJrlI
anU g. Gil Stpety. a. ~ u'Glo Ck
~ ata r served frr Young Men. Medical stu iAuts
and strPnges In the City Cordially invite3 ~
;Epd.
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ve-y-n REV. AZ. y. CAESSWS SVGF.E Plead
W. the Cansc of Jne DOOr, ~ UNION AZ H.
CHUOCH, FOURTH street bclov Arch, Tn.mOrrpw
morning At lUts O'Clock. CO lection wifi be taken in
bsbsI of th- Home Mis5iJ".'
PHONAs n MASON,
Chairman Cor,mittee on Public Mesiinz..
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THE IRISH REPUBLIC. why DO the Hi
belniaps rage and the Fenians imagine vain
things l-an Irish Republic on Irisn soil, for
example. Let them all oongregate at New
York city, which is far more Of a paradise for
Irishmen than Ireland itself. The New York
Herald gives the following lis: OF public offices
in that city held at present ''by the worthy,
spirited and patriotic sons OF Old Hrin":-
Enerl1f,
Register,
Comptroller,
City Cham berlnin,
Corporation Counsel,
Police Commissioner,
President OF the CIoL9n Board,
Acting Mayor and President of the Board of
Aldern en-,
President OF the Board of Councilmen,
Clerk OF the Common Council,
Clerk OF the BOafd OF Coun Cilmen,
President OF The Board OF supervisors,
Five Justices OF the Courts OF Record,
All tue Civil Justices,
All but two Of the Police Justices,
All the police court Clerks,
Three out of four Coronsrs,
Two Members of Congress,
Three out OF five State Senators,
Eighteen out OF twenty lone Members OF AS.
sembly,
Fourteen-nineteentha of the Common Coun.
Gil and
Eight-tenths OF the Supervisors.
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THE INDIANS SUMNER RIG.

MEDICINE WOLF was a prominent medical
gentleman, a. the head OF his Profession among the
CheyenwuttOmOiomIeI Indians.
DE hsdstudied practical anatomy to some purpose
All The summer he had was Indian Summer"
All he wore In Indian Summer was his neck zoe
which wts made out Of forty ecalps. Some of the
tcAps we're from gfey headed Indian genteinen n
md some were noni Iittle Indian boys
He dnt live under the shadow Of ROCRHILL &
VII SONS imne ense BhOWN CLOTHING srORE
ardso he didu't know any better.
Lol the poor Indian 1t was poor way he had
OF fxii himself no.
Now that The Indian SUN OF our discomfort
has given way TO the riO,ty frigidty OF November
le ali OF us wGo live within the bounds OF c yz
IMPROVE the gorgeous opportunities afforded to us not
only to Keep ON our heads the scelps which nature
he's deposited there but to supplement natures pro-
visions by full suits of the elegant wnich
IOChb ILL d WILSON 80 loeraily provide alike
ior III old age aud jolle juvenllIly.
HurTRh for The CioJhes OF
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Annual Reunion Of Boston Report.

Annual Reunion Of Boston Report.
ers.
There are about 80 reporters connected with
the Boston daily press, and, on the Saturday
following each November election day, they
have an annual reunion, which differs from
other reunions only In the length Of their
speeches. Mr.. Haskell, Of the Herald, pre-.
sided, and Mr.. WIN. b. Smart, Of the Post,
oficiated us secretary and toastmaster.
1t has been the time honorsd custom Of tho
reporters to have the President and Secretary
choose their own successors. President Hask.
ell said that he and his secretary had found II
an extremely difficult task to find gentlemen
who would accept the positions. To illustrate,
he read letters from several distinguished gen.
tlemep, who either refused or were rejected
BY him as inefficient or otherwise unfit for the
high honors to be conferred. These were some
Of the replies:
Mr.. Seymour writes:
"My heart is with you, but your candidate 1
President Grant writes:
~ don't want II. Got good thing now"
Chief Justice Chase writes:
az will stand ~ can name the bill OF fare at
the next supper"
Pendlston writes:
"0ladly, II can be allowed to Issue lndlyid-
ual greenbaeks to pay the scot"
Colfax writes:
"Ihave married q wife and cannot come"
Frank Blair writes:
"Certainiyj anything, II l can be dead.
headed"
Andy johnson writes:
"Haying occupied every office from Alder
man OF my native village to President OF the
United States, why should want i'll Never
theless, i will take It,"
Nasty says:
81 will come II you send me flask OF whisky
and a abroad pass. can't get trusted here
since the Sd instantaneous"
Brick Pomeroy observes:
"Keey Marble away and l will come. II
you invite him he will not live to finish his
supper"
Marble writes:
81 am ever vigorous and undauntedj but |
should insist on changing the bill of fare at
the last moment II l didn't like It,"
Gov Bullock says:
- shall try to come. Say to the total nb'
s'inence men OF your party that / prefer to
have no liquors, and to the liberals that be.
speak good quantity OF generous wine"
Gen Hancock writes:
~ would gladly be President, but nothing
would tempt me to be Secretary
From j. Q. Adams:
Excuse me; feel just now as though Ihai
been thrust into public life too early. Perhaps
l will by.And-by."
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Convention OF Goyeruors-Impor.
tant eedinrs-IpternaI I'm.
proyements. 49,.
Ppuntr mn cuu, w,s Nov n Tbs
...,.. 49, 4. a. w,.
oon's"',on 's.su " 'oe uoVern''' VI WI"
consin, lows, Missouri and Minnssots to adopt
measures TO secure aid from Congress to i'm
provo the For and Wi,oon,,u y;vs,. mai to-
a. IT.. .,,.,a... -. -. 80 49,
ae a'en'-'0s .s' '.,se' aau "'"on
sraed that very great interesth fsit 10 open
Ing q channel Of water Communication b. way
Of these rivers be tween tho lake, and the Mis-.
.,..,nn, NJ. ..,.., ...,,. -
pp'. soy P'o","en' s'""e"sa no"
tue states aboro named were present, includ-
log aov. Fsirchild, Of Wisconsin, Gov. Nor g.
rill. Of lows. and ssveral member, Of Coprres,
aor.,nor 49,. - M.a,... -, 49,,
$1,000 A'oeu' VI ""us0a, wa. u'V''"
temporary and Governor Merrill, oil lows,
permanent president. .. IA. ....'
The report Of General Wsrrsn. who has made
60 :, a.. w,.....,. ,,.,,..,,-. :,
survey VI 'ne "'oon''n' unds' Au'no'''y 81
congress, Is entirely favorable to the practi'
cability Of the improvement. Resolutions were
adopted, declaring that
wh.,... IN. ,.no,. NJ a.n.rsi n II
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THE LAWS OF CoSGREss.-The second 50,
aiOn of the FOrtisth copgresa having been
kept open until Tuesday lsss, II was impOssi.
bic to complete tbs pabiisAtion Of tho laws,
the Journals, the reports of committees. the
Congregational Gi0bs. and other public docu.
ments They will now be inisxed and bound
S soon as possible, and ready for distribu.
zion, Tho official edition OF the laws is pub
lishsd after the close Of every session. BY
Little Brown, of Boston, who publish the
Statutes at LTse. Since 1851, a pamphlet
edition Of the laws HIS also been yublishsd by
Congress, for gratuitOus distribution, and 1t
can DO obtained about a fortnight hence Of tho
Senators and Representatives.
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KrssIso IN PoLrrIcs.-Everybody recoilects
the story Of the beautiful Gsorgiana, Duchess
Of Dsvonshirs, the partisan Of Mr.. FoI, who
kissed butcher for his vote In the famous
westminstsr election. It has been oddly
enough recalled By = recent slectioneering ex.
perisnce Of Lord sandOn, who has been kissed
BY an enthusiastic 6shwomsn Of Liverpool
while on visit to the voters Of that city In
the fishing interest. As every a,hwomsn is
not Christie Johnston, the osculatory ordeal
Of candidates for tho House Of Commons In
Liverpool and other cities and towns Of the
United kb .sdom that do a large business in
the h'hs ies, may we'll excite apprehension.
Should the womsn's Rights party prevail in
Grsa'. Britain and the United States, It will
be worth while to inquire how far candidate
for Parliament or Congre" Is In duty bound
70 kiss his feminine constituents or to receive
from them this mark Of their support AID sp-
proval; and II will DO also matter for Legis.
latures to determine whether kisses for votes
will not como under the statute concerning
1T
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MANUFACTURED TOBACCO. ssurF, and ci-
gsrs, imported, arc not required to have in
ternal revenue stamps affixed thereto and
cancelled. unless they are Withdrawn from the
custom house for sale in the United Statss.
30 decides Secretary MoCullocb.
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RELIGIOUS. Tuesday Miss Hannah o'Neill,
of Pittsburs, (sistsr Evangslist,) and Miss
Martha J. Martin, of Baltimore, SISTER Re.
gina, received the black veil at the Convent
of the Sisters Of Mercy. on POppletOn street,
Baltimore.
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THE STATE or MIssIssIPrI-The constitu.
tiOn Of the State of Mississippi has been do.
clared ratified by the committee of five ap-
pointed by the constitutional convention to
make final return of the vote and report on
the matter. An the State Ofhors and mem.
bsrs Of tho Legislature have been declared
duly chosen.
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BREv. MAJ. GEs. D. H. RucKER, Assistant
Qusrtsrr.astsr General, has been ordered to
relieve Brew. Col. F. J. Crilly, Assistant
Quarterriaster, on duty at Philsdslphis. Col.
Chilly has been ordered to report for duty to
Gen. Sheridan.
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ORANGE, ALEXANDRIA AND MANASSAS
RAILRoAD.-The work on tho extension of
this road to Hsrrisonburg is rapidly drawing
to completion. 1t Is said the trains will DO
running from Alexandria to Harrisonburg by
the LIST Of December
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Masonic. The Jacques De MOlay Com.
mandsry. No. 4. Of Knights Templar, at
Frederick city, which has been working under
a dispensstion, but which was granted .
charter at tho recent triennial oonvocstion in
St. Louis, was eonStitutsd by the high officers
Of the Order last evening. Some thirty mem
bers of the three Baltimore communicates
woro present
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Another Shooting Case in Memphis
Tho Late Riot Reports Incorrect.

INC Lhte h1ot heports hhcoFrect.
MEMPnrs. Nov. ll.-James Stokes and Jno.
Cunningham this morning went to the house
Of Oliver Reilly and attempted to whip Mrs.
Reilly for remarks about Stokes mother.
Reilly resisted and a Eight ensusd, during
which he was shot In the back and groin, and
probably mortally wounded. Stokes and
Cunningham were arrested.
Fifteen boxes Of new muskots, which al
rived here yesterday morning from St. Louis,
consigned to L. Helmar, who refused to re-
ooivo them, and denied knowing anything
about them, will DO sold for charges.
Tao troops sent last night to Mason's depot
returned this morning and reported all quiet,
Although q body Of negroes had assembled
there, no riotous proceeding had occurred.
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ThentricnI Dl0ieuIty.

New YoRK, Nov 1l.-Jsrrstt 4 Palmer, Of
Niblo's Garden, have served an injunction
on the manager Of the Bowory Theatre, re-
stricting him from the performance Of the
play after Dark" which was purchased
from the author by the proprietors Of Niblo's
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niniressII,r HuIcIde.

TROr. N. Y. No7, ll.-Mary MugeO,
daughter Of Capt Magss, of this city, cOn'
mitted suicide this morning by shooting hor.
self through the heart with her fathers re.
vOlVsr. The act was caused by tenn porary in.
sanity. Miss Magse was twenty yeaJs Of age.
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REDUCING RxPENsEs.-The Secretary Of
the Navy has decided to further reduce the
expenses Of that Department BY ordering
home some Of the larger vessels from distant
fquadrons and supplying their places BY
smaller class vessels.
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CnlcAOo, Nov. li.-Bristoe 4 Eagles tar-
merry, on Archer avenue, was totally destroyed
by ere this morning. L'ss about $40, 900.
Insurance $29, 900.
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THE TRUSTEES Of the Autistam and Gettys.
burg cemeteries will haVs q special meeting 10
this city on the 9th Of December, when 1t is
expected that tho disposition OF tho COnfed'
crate dead will be formally determined
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MARRIED..

MUDDIMAN-wooLyERT On the sth In.
stint. at BRADLEY. near Manassas, Va, BY Rev..
Nogrs NJ SIo MrDpIshS p MAEaAEEr
esq, ali Of Prince William county, Va.
sHlNN-ARhI. -Noyember 10. By the Rev. Mr..
Iinekel Or. v. sHIss 10 Mrs CAROLINE G. ARSF.
DoRsBY-JAMBs.- AT the Church Of the EpIph.
ssS a. ~ y s '9 Slas is
Ma. 70 Hfkss, dauISt.r q he late chsries Il.
James. Of this city.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tho 10th instant.
Mas HELEs r., daughter orc. o. Morrison, esq I,
Of this city.
sTBwART-CLARK.- On the 10th instant. by
Rev. J. Q, Henning. Mr.. JoHs STEWART, Of thi.
iaS & m doSng O. cL1"S formerly of
Rev, DR.. samson, VIZ. ii. FsosT, Of Wash pstoD.
d. C., to MARIA G. srPHAx, OF Arlington, Va.
DIED.
PARKER. On the 18th instant, amer long and
painfui Illness, Mr.. MARY \. PARKER, aged o.
Tine relations apd friends. Of the family. arc re.
specially invited to attend her funeral from her
';iiss; between and n streets. iii, afternoon al
~ ss.S ys.r 81 nS
The friends Of the family are inyited 10 attend
the tuneI al from hi. residence, No. 64s street
north, bet yss1 Fourth and rtfth streets west. this
,lEALLLEY;.os The 10Th Inst. q henorrhase.
III Ths taHssai VII lake place on rAur.day, ,g,h
tlss ss.sss shd snd dSn are s0 invited IT e
tend. q
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SUPERVISORS Ar misunderstanding Nc.
culioch has confirmed John @. Noah, efq !,
supervisor Of internal revenue for tho State Of
Tennessee. and Judge safold, supervisor for
the States Of Alabama. Georgia and Florida.
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Canadian News.

OTTAWA, CANADA, Nov. 1.-THE last meet
Ing Of the Prvy Council, under Lord Monck's
Standardization, will be held at Quebec next
Friday. All tho members Of the Government
will DO present
Chief Justice Richards has been appointed
Chief Justice of this Court Of Queen's Bench,
of Ontario. and Chief Justice HOgarty has
been appointed Chief Justice of the Court of
Common Pleas.
ToRoNro, Nov. II "A deputation from TIVE
Legislature of Ontario has been appointed to
present an address to Lord Monck on his de-
parture for England. lie left 'Or Quebec this
morning.
VIM. Cornell Jowett Is hero to submit to
the Government his plan for an international
land bureau
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GEs. CANDY leaves for his new command In
Texas to-day. Yesterday ho had an interview
with the President and General Schoaeld.
Secretary Of War.
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Coon FOR ALABAMA. - Dispatches from
Montgomery claim that Alabama has been
surely carried BY the Republicans BY = small
majority.
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THE notorious suuggler. Captain o'Rouko
has been captured bya Government detective
near New Orleans.
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NAVY REroRT'-The ann ual report Of the
Secretary of the Navy has been placed in the
hands Of the printer.
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CaIcAGo, Nov. 1.-THE school census, just
completed, makes the population Of Chicago
252. O54. being an increase since April last Of
.QGTl
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:Delegates to . Cattle Convention.

NASHVILLE, TENN, Nov. 1.-THE House
to-day adopted a Senate resolution providirg
for the appointment of delegates to the cattle
plague convention, which u cots at Spring hsld;
Illinois
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MO. r. CUMMINs,
s,7 SEVENTH STREET
New Advertisements.

JAMES MOL Lam.
u DEALER
WINES, LIoUOKs AND CIGARS,
Sole Agent for Carte dor, Lac a. Or and Slllery
Champagnes,
So Pennsylvania avenue, adjoining Metropolitap
Hotel.
Store and Sample Room Superintendcd by wn
II. Conroy.
sS- Agent for the La Mauola Cigar. nol2.u
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LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
ny the ASSOCIATED PRESS.
the LATEST EUROPEAN NEWS
THE ENGLISH PARLIAMENT PR0RoGURD
MATTERS ON THE CONTINENT
TREATY CONVENTION PROPOSED
AspnnIsh Republic Probable
FROM THE SOUTHERN STATES
PREPARING TO INVADE CUBA
A Charter Election in Charleston
MO- RIOTS IN MEMPHIS
a. N U r D Err AND SUICIDE
THE c0NvsRTIoN OF GOVERNORS
THE NEWS IN GENE RIA
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MARYLAND BAPTIST UsIoH ASSOCIATION
Tho thirty third Annual convention of this as.
ISOLATION met in Baltimore yesterday morning
in the North High street Baptist church. The
session Of yesterday was consumed by the
reading of reports and the enrolling Of dele.
CATER.
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The Cuban FnIibusterins Expcdi.
ton.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. II This evenings
Times has an article giving a, current rumors
and reports further details Of the Cuban expo.
ditiOn spoken Of In yesterdays New York
WOrM 1t says an Organization in this city
and county has been for some time In CORE.
spondenco Of Cuban leaders of the insurree-
tion. The real headquarters of tho movement
are in this city, and the leader Is not General
Henningsen, as stated.
The Times also says the statement that
5000 men will leave this city in fifteen days
will probably turn out to be true, and that a
number Of parties engaged in tho movement
have already left New Orleans with passports
for Cuba
on Tuesday evening two meetings were hold
in this city by those engaged.
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THE NEWS IN GENERAL
FOREIGN NEWS NJ CABLE.

LONDON, November 1.-THE Qaeeu's proc
lamation dissolving parliament. was promul.
gated to-day. Writs for the election have
been issued, and appoint the 10th day Of Do.
cembsr for the mo' ting Of the New Parlia.
ment.
vienna, November IL The Prs,ss says
that negotiations are now on foot for the pur.
pose Of amending the treaty Of Paris so as 10
mako ~. sovsriirrty Of tho Sublime Porte
over the Danubian Principalities less iilusory.
LONDON, Nov. 1.-the political news to.
day Is without Importance.
Adyices have been received hero announc.
ing that the Ininan Of Muscat has been do.
throned without . struggle, and the Chief Of
the wahsbees sue ceeds to the sovereignty.
BREMEN, Nov. l1.-Captain Percy and tho
remainder Of the rev Of the American ship
Jas. +. Pstten, which went ashore near the
mouth of the Wessr, were rescued by life
boat and landed in safety. The vessel will
probably DO total loss.
FRASKFoRr, Nov. 1l.-United States $50
bonds closed at 7Si.
PARIS, Nov. 1.-THE Bourse closed strong
Rentes. 70f 95c.
MADRID, Nov. 1.-THE party in favor Of q
republic Is gaining ground. General Piorrad
has united with Don Esoalante to push for.
ward the Republic cause. Democrats express
some classification with this coalition.
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. ll.-An interna-
tional military com mission, called by Emperor
Alexander to draw up q convention for the
yn;tjoat;on of tho havana NJ wnr has com.
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~ CoNCBRN.-REGIsrER's oYYJCB, Noyeni-
issued 10 Keepers Of Hoteis, Tsverns. ordinaries.
Rsst,urants. Sample, Rooms, Tipping Houses,
Psrnsnied Iiauofs Wines. CordiSis. Groeerics,
Dry deods, Hat, Cars. BSSt., Shoes and Ready'
Watches and yeweiry, Lumber, Wood and Coal,
oSmmissiSp Hsreha6ts, Hsskpsy CARRIAGES, ON
telle Tables. Ten pin Alleys, Confecio merry, aud
for Hawking and Peddling, and Dealers IN old
DAY. the "a Day q kcvenSer, 1888, aud hat said
Licenses must be renewed at this Office within ten
days thereafter. Y. A. BOSWELL,
nO2-l0i tStarl Register,
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Interesting N,.u York News Items.

RD
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