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DIED.

On THURSDAY Orung oc, Josephine ony daughter Of Jo
Ah a ,ra Aaron O. Aiea agei year months and ~ dA
md friends fthe Limiy are respectfully avltrd 10 attend
me @ f, m. rr.aeueu her parents No la West fey
" 49, s,trla, TO- At O'Clock p IN The remains VAL Oe
taken 10 Greenwood Cemetery
A, Nlsauker Wls Saturday. Oct feon'nmphon oeL
~ D,ker Youngest tas late Alexis y aud Amelia H.
Baker, aged % years =, vA.--..,..,
cRANAt City, on Thasdsy Oct 0 jana May u'"s "
,vrus H. and the late D. orria Nfane' ,t, 4. ,,,.nd
& funeral az r,esce of her father corner Of Pa,ou~'s "N"
East IIamlt1nsqaaTe, al ociocs p in on Friiay oes
,nutSGIp Hrooalyn on THURSDAY morning Oct Cha's "
YER vle of William Harding, and daughter OF OaP@ "''O ~
Az. o,,eys services from No
ia Lyn-ston st. BruoAiyn. Saunsay oe ~ " -' y ~
Cbesso aud southern WseOahu papers please copy -,
uALSTEp-At oienta Monday, Oct D S'H"'e"~" """N'
IA 9th year of bis ,,.nJ hc f,rsr hont ftr.
tIsr At the Msairono,k NJ ChNn oa fy we " ~ m
Al oroek train leaves TNenti 'e' 'Ds's~ uP " az %
nia ',sins lave Msm,roneck a. i;!o ana ''i- h H.
u,pvty In phl,.pha NeoGesiN oet T. stcPneh m1''ni
.s,U son Of A. D. Marvin astl 20 f's's A. r,.. .ul
nj n, Inferred In Greenwooi Cemetery the 'et' v"
d" ,ro invited 10 attend tie funeral iiom oo' 81 '""V
If nm u. la.. Oct 0,at lOu. m.
..Y .... Pam Corn fs N I ol W,iHr. lsr oeG g. Rob
.. N.r. ltr 81 = tl. r-l year nl l, alt,
a. - Mil b. iaeu ntao knaay u Ucuetef) 'o' 'V'esAoa"
AlL.py, Clicsso, and MlssaAe payers please s'p''
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THE STATE or TRADE.
nnngsrlc NiREars.

DOMESTIC VI
8Crt0r tul ard aesyy sse % bse; Mid
l.ue e.t r- r rnllai. a. sic fecap s. l,'3 bales
CnAi, rs 0t oto- On ard pt-et ell ng uomnal AZ
2c M bales S Aile o-e'nSi fevee ps' Io oAesi eAp"''
Mtvpne Oe Cotton dul and bomnal; receipts ~ baesi
nor. ft tale. Pg- M namiBt sc 5O0 a. Corn, ~ 4
oat Pork 4jl Btcou sesrce Sl"udefs lZ41'ic
A. .Sc,.co oe, aPlorr IS ga sc 25 very qae
soos 10 rloice. : D Gsi e,k Lega-TenIer I2c
I'LL sn;v Catusr 900 n; Lrrs to Medium Leaf s5 caSl3
> NV 6id65c Oas sya5c Rye 81 3id dSI ~ Lard. sl0
e NJ. po = ia sJ ~ Btcos--shoal er l30l3hc; Clear
h sides sHe., l7Uc Cotton 2idc Free whisky,
san F,vcisco oct s-Flour quo,d - 2asG 2S Wheat
Heact' b Company have declared dividend Of so per share
Ng1tr G oe co,,on dpn and romral; sales 80 bslcsi
NugfyGrty s. e. on. H-S .is Iur.eltae advanced to 80,
Ngw.Yor, Casa e Eos.s subt n" :, 81 sO No. l. 81 PIE
NorLg,Ss Oct eCo;toa lower; Cool Mddlug 2l, sales,
lu S4bt Exchange per eeai teog.t ,o' - HusT-ta9a
advanced lozs sci hh4s '@Gi'se' Lo4'~H"'A''V
Arer.r, Ca oc, G-Coton dull aud lovers sales 5 bales
c,ns 81. bales: Ml!iil-s BE-
CncGo oct sEuhauge NewYors era s per to llO on buy
Ing aui selling Fonr tHi pring Extras - iSd so'
r.u Al an Advance oi Of No. az 81 +41 ~ az NO
s.esJ, J9i la aer oon At 81 ~ Ss ~ aaa sy & "a
r.ree m . ,ass AZ vie RYE fner and ADJ anced 5a5iG
sellers n no at Blrey dali at ~ 81 for 80 PorS steady
ysrT.-I IT, , .,,s at illiil. Wl-ks steady at 81 30
Crtuyvari Oct 8Mrss Pok bed u S3li =J 30 was oHered
Bak Aesls of; stonder. 2G2Ie' SAe I4se bae"nu'
M ~ onq; sales of Shoulders &c., bed later at l55c; safes
C b Si st l6le Clear l7 boers of Anticipating
rse as STEADY at gao LITd ID mVle'A'e !'o0HS
d~ulud a u ,c; stock Iest Oad. Iah - Ia. ~,
t.wrgo Cct gool demand and market steady ses 81
800 hb at - 81 lsr No. Spa9g - Sof Aoe d 80 hnsb
White Wabash at J7l. Coin tu sales VI 4tDO BUSH no AZ
ii ga 81 o. quiet bot nsret better stes ot 80" nan
tu,e r are light Peas du sales OF 30 bdsh AZ 81 >"
IN bond. Com Meal - 90 gcA-
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,mERrcAY BoARD:or FoREIGN MISSIONS.

NoRwtCu. Conn. Oct. S.-Ihe BOart OF
Commissioners for Foreign Missions convened III @ We
HroaIway Church this morning The staining oos o, "
,e on Vnrous Missions voted that the next meeting DO
bci6 at Pttsburg. In the afternoon Communion , SET
Vice WAS held In all the Congregational ana .enral b. n
, nrches Al busness meeting this aftorIn0l ofif
Gers were elected as follows President, MarK h9phs
II d. IL d.; Vicc-PIesident, the hon. "nl ~, Dousd'
an,s ID d. Augustus C. Thompson d. d. waiter - "a VII, ~,
ath the Hon kpheus Hardy the Hon Linus ha; ,no
r,',, n aihert I,ares Robert r. Booth, ID. d., Ahhcr
HnCnn James NJ Gordon Rufus Anderson. ~ d. ~ Tiu
FRA Furnsworth secretaries for torrcspanu ~ w
Pev seah n Treat. n. O.. Clark, ID. d., Geo W. W"ou,
n II Recording Secretary, the Rev. JOhh " n.nu, mo
Treasurer Iangdon = Ward; Auditors Joseph o hor'o
,nI Tbo,nas III Russell. Meetings were hed III tno
Rroodwav and second Congregational chuFnohes tns -,
"o,rg yhich were addressed by President hooer's Vi
Liberia aud several returned hllseloh'ilo"
New-York tribune., 1868-10-09
NEW.IERSEY.


The Hon. John Hill spoke last evening at
Montyie.
John S. Barkalow spoke last evening to q
Republican meeting NJ Mead's Basin
The Hon. Lyman Treman OF New York VIII
address the citizens OF Newark at the "Ig"dm th'
evening. tr,
n. ID. Peters, esq, delivered an eloquent al
dress before the Grant aud Coax CLUB Oh frhcetoh' ~
j., Monday evening. =.
The citizens of Manchester held Republican
meeting on Wednesday night which was auureSSeu W
the Hon. T. A. StaEsberTy. - -,
u Tbe delegates FOR the Third Assembly Distflct ias'
evening nominated Benjamin Van Ripper tor Asseo,og,
Mr. Van Ripper declined, ana inc Con'o"'''" "'
for one week. .
The Eighth Ward Grant and Colfax Legion m OIL
Newark were yesterday presented Win an eegah. ga
banner by the Indies OF the ward, the pre'eha'oh ''e
made by J.. J.. Dobbihs.
The Hudson County Senate Convention met t
od Thursday, M IN Jersey Cy ~ Tue nosnaed for
Mr. Matthew Armstrong was Unanimously hoinih''u '
Senator, Andrew j. Van Horn for bterH
The Delegates to the Ist Assembly District
First and Second Wards, OF jersey Guy met lts.
ing and by unanimous vote nominated Allerinah Eu'o
stein for Member ~ Assembly from thaI ui'"io"
The delegates TO the First Assembly J.. Deimo- mo
cratic ConveitiOn First aud Second Wards Jersey ~
met on Wednesday night and unanimously n0nlnaed INC
HOn Leon Albeit for Assembly from that Distfic''
The Republicans Of Pleasantvile met on
"Wednesday evening In Military Hall, where oIant , a'' %
CoaX Cab of Boys IN Blue, Numbering hpout , so ,
leading citizens, was organized aho IuHy oi'PP0
The campaign.
The Republicans of the Fourth Ward OF New
ark met last evening. aud nominated Ward on;ersi as
fellows Alderman. Walter L. starr CHOSEN & ies,
Chas r. eeitZ School Commissioners, Dr. Abraham NOios'
Member of Board Of Excise, Chris. Hefconcc.
A lousug miss meeting Of the Republican,
oi NuNtrGou Conutg W,tl tciS 80 1li k"N'hr' V't. o. q
Thousand pcope wefc present, ANA al''f.9 .l''%r. %
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THE SUPPOSED POISONING CASE.

Coroner Flynn yesterday commenced al III
vestigaton into the circumstances attendant on the
death ~ Nrs Anna Ochsenfarth who is alleged 70 have
been poisoned by her husband Henry the proprietor OF
n cigar store at NJ. SO East houston-st George
Uubscbmnun OF No. 24l First ave. Il brother OF the
woman testified that the husband Of the woman sent Tor
him and together they visited 81. Francis Hospital IN
FIftlst where the woman was; he SAID the COMPLAINT
She was laboring under yphod feyer Mrs Ochsen-
ftrth was speechess the occasion, nut recognized %
aud pressed his hand on that occasion the attendant
physician DR.. weber, was absent, bur 40 suDsequeht
ys he saw fhe doctor. aud Informed by him that
the woman had all the appearance OF having been
poisoned but she specciess, ne could not learn
a,vthg 81 tie case and wished witness TO ask her hus-
band 10 call at the hospital and give im the pattcuarS
Of tnc case The Investigation was then postponed uil
the 92d ust and n the time Prof Dorenus mas the
contents OF the wolua.'s stomach for anaiyZation.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-09
Abstinence, second Only the two mentioned started
The betting about on both
ANNIVERSARY OF TIE AMERICAN BIBLE UNION

ANNIVERSARY OF TIE AMERICAN BIBLE UNION.
The second days proceedings were opened
with PRAYER BY tho Rev Mr. Whitehead yesterday morn
ing The church was well flied. Tho Committee on
Bible work closed their report by recommending that
G. 0 be raised Tor the general purposes OF the Union An
encouraging report touching the work OF the Bible Union
on the Pacific Coast was offered by the Rev Dr. Francis
of Cnforuia The Rev. Mr. Buclbee then delivered sn
interesting address on Bible work In the Golden
state. There are only IS Baptist Churches IN the
state and only o hold regular weekly meetings ana me
emf ire membership OF these churches itu
Az tho openng Of the afternoon session Wy
80, ple IT,nse reporcd as follows: building az NO.
Grcgt Tnnes-sf has beeJ pnrclhseh TOT - VO s'
cb has been IA ad and subscriptions ~ me hous "I
SoWn have beeh onsnu, ~, IT, p~hich the REV DR.
Obituaries adopted, altct Niich ,, ~
Nnrdoch made few remarks nurhiugtheCnlu'S
of the Scriptures Goddards and JudSons woi nav
adouted and are about 10 he revised anu pctl.tt,'
Inv Ir ford The swedish Bible - also beng feNSr,l'
Considerable time devoted 10 the controversy
ing the correct definitions OF the word Bapilon tuc
President Dr. Armage, then delivered MS adlress atcr
which Dr Iohnson aud others followed Reports were
then submitted and discussed, ana me lneetIns H'.
ourned. The h0nse hut partially hied IL .ug
ug Addresses were delivered hV the rev PIT, z" ~
head of PENN the Rev. Mr. Johnson OF ~ j., the icy.
Mr. Simpson 0f Kansas. and the Rev Dr. Coni,ht.
Latter gentleman the translator fthe new BlOe WHICH
the Union have publ she'd Considerable was sau anont
the controversy now being carried between the ftuo
Baptsts and the believers in immersion II seems lroih
the addresses delivered thar some of me mos El"u
professors In NewEngald have been crlcisig tue ueM
Bible severely. and endeavorng 10 show that the WVlN
OF translatng poorly done Also. tH'f
tho true meaning OF the GOSPEL. where III
speaks OF baptism has been altered. An article recently
published in The " L. independent referring TO this mat
ter was severely denounced by one of The speakers s
hpiug false many instances. The speakers urged tne
brethren 10 raise money and push forward the puDhca'
tiOn OF the new Bible. They were certain that tne
struggle for the work was fight betweeh ltcIl-
gence aud tradition and between Rtuaiism ana lne
mi nl
New-York tribune., 1868-10-09
MIRHIED.

ApTlyOn WEDNESDAY at the Church Of the Mes
b bv the ev d. John Harris boles and mary
F1I. daughter OF D. Randolph NaTtib, All OF this eiIJ
HpLLIGANOn Tuesday Oct at the Church OF the
i,nsr astoria t. L. Rev. Edmund d. Cooper Robert ~
P,ntny and kea Wkoa ghtcr Of Wm Musan esd AiOs AS
tors -
op,NryAy sICKLER-on WEDNESDAY. Oct. by ihe Rev Dr.
los yinsn g. Grant IT, Annie, daughter OF K A Van
sickler. esq. all Of this city -
on,ppv,N pRyssgLARR-In Burlington " j. on Tuesday Oct
H. ,b Nov WIN Crswell Doane r. D. Edward Bard Graz to
Elizabeth wadseorIh. Youngest daughter o' 'ne 'A'' N van
uowLAND-NICHoIso Wednesday evening Oct 81 p tas t.
~ ths hrd~ snrent, L. johnson Mary A. dsnshef
VI rar : Nichols Frank y lloNlind al oi Athens "
pPRRY-FRINK-Ou WEDNESDAY, oct Z IN Grace Chareh sroos
len NE ht. by Rev. John \. AsphSa WIN a. I A"' "~
ton,tince Frnk, all Of Bay Rdge
w,ccoSER-FRAsER--I Pord,. Orange County ~ u at me
nee M the rles parunts TUESDAY, Oct ~, ny He heS'
a,e- a,,.ul hy the Rev. AuEnstn Se~an OF nlemIh ~
Kap A. Naggone o Tue ioedo 'omme'''"' anu "''"N' -
R1,,,rr lan ID, or oi tue Officiating clefggmaa
voNG1OMAS-On Thuay Oct g. at toe residence
ohn j. Yaurg Nag youngest daughter "' y NJ i@O"'
e,a AL ol this city. -----z,vv~ur.
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meeting continued with undated interest till
est Of the occasion
Perth Amboy is AT present enlivened by
uiorougFgoins Grant ana flax revival. The BOYS in
bIne are OUT every night. Ga Tuesday evening" h,t me
hau was oEcFcfOWded . great many Democrats DcIhS
present ana seeming to take great in crest in the PRO
ctedingS 'ol. J. Il. Thorpe the speaker. Tie Re
polc3ns VIII ten good report for Perth Amboy ana
the old State Of New-JeIsey
The Republicans Of Paterson had n grand
% Iiue isI evening Ihe various clns were
paries Numbering 900 men, were handsomely equipped
as were also the Tigers" which turned out 100 men.
rocket battery added. There were altogether
l,500 men in the procession. The line was brilliantly
lighted MP with fireworks from private residences and
the procession.
Anderson Hall, Hackensack, was crowded on
Wednesday ilght To hear the Hon. James W. Patterson
the distinguished Senator from New-Hampshire, who
nauo ptoiouhd ana favorable impression The enthn
sia<m amounted TO the highest pitch. and when the
speaker eNhored his hearers 10 las aside everything that
hered WIN the performance OF Their duty III thiS can
Nas II seemed as # the apathy Of which some had reason
10 complain among the people of that section, had been
finally disspaed, aud all present felt that and
mighty impulse had been given to the cause OF liberty Ia
Bergen.
A meeting Of the delegates to the Republican
County Convention to nominate candidates for the offices
Of state Senator sheriff, and three Coroners held at
the Wigwam I'm Jersey City yesterday afternoon. Tho
Hon d. Gregory was chosen Chairman, and Mr. A. H.
Ryder acted Secretary. For State Seuator. Mathew
Armstrong of Greenyile and Wm Keeny OF South Bergen
were nominated Mr.. Armstrong nominated Oh the
first ballot, he RECEIVING rs votes against % for Mr. Kee
nan. The following nominations were then made by
actlamation: For sherf;-Androw ]. Van Horn. CorO-
neis-Dr Adolph Kristen OF Jersey CITY, Dr. f. j. Low
entha Of obOken. and Dr. D. b. Burdett OF Hudson City
4 large and enthusiastic Republican meeting
held al Pennington Wednesday last There were
at least 5000 people present The afternoon meeting was
addressed by the Rev o. H. Tiffany Of Now brunswick
ana 4. g. Woodruff, esq, OF Paterson In the evening
the meeting held swcllcd by the arrival OF 10 car
loads Of Grant and COfaX Clubs The following Organ
cations marched the tOrchlght procesSion Grant Lee
gOn of Pennington; Graut Cavalry Companies a, b. and
G, and Company A, Artillery, from Elzabeth Grant
Gibbs of Railway. Westied, Plainteld Somervc, Wood
ve stockton, Ncw-Hope, Lanbertsville, and the Tan
neIS CLUB OF Lambertsye. There were several brass
brass bands and nnumerabe drum corps in the process
sion. There 1900 in line. After marching
through tie principal streets they addressed by H.
W. Th0ckm0rtOn, esq, on the Reconstruction acts ot
Congress, after which the assembly dispersed. Promi
nent citizens say it the largest political demOnstr
ton in ever held ia FemugtOn.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-09
Sp.,ial Aoiirs.
The BcSinuinG of Consumption.


The origin Of this disease confined uags pers,as
suppose Ia the disease osaes stomach
May medical writer's have declared that dyspepsia Indigestion
ofthc frequent Of pulmonary disease Dr. H. ast a
Philadelphia whose exclusive attention eonsumVe
years has made hn thoroughly acquainted with he pca
nare this fatal malady certiles that dyspepsia really
mon emnner ofconsumptiOn ard that tends directly the
tou Of tuber lungs n view Of this ct Dr. sc5enx Ia ss
consunpye when Indigestion of the prcinent
spos preschbes Seaweed Tsne and Mandrake Pills tsn nf
M are for dypepsa to be used connection with Schecks Pa!
monte Syrup snd that this combination Of remedies greatly
facilitates the cure The evidences Of Dr. Schencks success are
Some cousumpves who have been cared by him are ers'ns
fe highest respecaby and their testimony NAV be seen IN p
schuc pamp which forwarded b! mail on apphcatsn %
can be had GRATIS Of dru sglsts snd dealers.
Dr. scheuck Is professionally al his principal oSe No 10 North Si''s
A corner Of Commerces Philadelphia, EVERY sAFUkDAi ~he"
all letters for advice mus. be addressed
lie will also be professionally Ne % Bontt NewYor on TV ~
DAY Oct l3 and 35 Hanover st. Boston, on HhDShsDAi
Oct a. He gives advice free but for thorough EXAMINATION WIZ
his Respom. the price S5 Ofee hours at each eS from g. ."
h ~ m The hours for this visit Seg-YOrk unaEoidibF
changed rom u to 4 p
the Pumonc and Seaweed Tonic each 81 " per
az al 80 dozen Mandrake Pills. cents per box fl upps
Of Dr. schencs medicines at all times At bis Rooms
Also for sale bv all 6t Iggss aud dealers
New-York tribune., 1868-10-09
DnAMATIC NOTES.
SECOND mrEnNArroxAL CRICKET MATCH

PHILADELPHIA, Der. S.-Thc second lnterna-
,onal Cricket match was begun this afternoon Iho ram
prevented play until o'clock In the present match tue
Twenty.two included most OF the American twenty-five
with some English cfickcters from New-forK ana bos'oh
and Pearson Of PHILADELPHIA So far tue AinetGan
~ ihc Tweuty.two The Eleven sent Jupp and humphrey
10 the wckots Humphrey was soon disposed oi Ny .ns
no Neyynls Smith faced Jupp and deicd every ,IoI
to mart ttem hitting the 81 Georges pfofcssionas DHl
ING all around the field until young Mcahc Joiner ona iSs
Ncbail and these good American clfckclcfs mWcu WIN
rent effect the remainder OF the day; Meades lowing
sr.Yent;n1 the runs but Kewhalls taking the most
ixlckes which fell rapidly during the gloomy evening
before closing the play. The Eleven scored rapuy ~
their first nnjng bat unfortunately the wickels M as
fellows One for l. two for 6 three for ~ Tour i2 oo
tr on sx for gy seven for lO3 eight for lO Jupp ana
s,n ocre rcccyed with cheers when thoy returned 10
% cI,L Ihe well known Ncwlall brothers proved
nust valuable bOwlers and hcldcra IHe h'eh II w Oo
resumed tomorrow morning
New-York tribune., 1868-10-09

sHBRMAN-At Mbaru. Thursday, Oct IN the 2ah
Hannah b. wife " Arthur Sherman and daughter 81 ffhss
p. DacAin, esl II bsst Providence X l.
YOkTH-Ou Thurs g. i My Augusta, yooucs. oasgsies
af ". tnl klgaheh Nor b. aged u months srd II ess
TIE frns AMI relatives Of the emily are rsPea nvfd 70 sfrt
funeral fo tie hone ol hes parbt No WHO" Place. broeS
Ism on Sataniay. Oct 10, 1868, a. , p IN
UEDRRHlLOn F dhy morning ath Inst Grace afnt dangha
OF Harriet 7. an Reuben ~ uutrrA4i. .
reIeucs Of ler parents, No 80 besehse D"'~pH
Seventh day. CSlariayl At II O'Clock.
UNDERHILI-On Fourth Day the lth INST Samuel upuele
Jericho % lie 72d Of bis age -
Fuerai will take place Seventh Day the ith H'e ~
fnsnds Meeting House at 1eFicn" " % y, iIes.ir TAs
friends family are seni Nhodt further notice
LMMENANOz Thurslar Oct B. Eva Zimmerman asDf "i S''
D. Zimmerman. In the iih year OF her age ~ M
Fanera vii place on Friday oct g. az, O'clock from No. "ea
Fti'g-seeohdsL. Strikers cuttsges
New-York tribune., 1868-10-09

The private library Of the late Fitz-Green
Haeck, which Is announced to be sold AZ auction py
Ieavitt strebegh & Co.. on Monday morning next VIII
o,,o, the attention of literary well as business
purchasers by letters, and notes OF the LATE
distinguished poet which contained IN almost every
volume The ecoectoa not large nor of special intrinsic
value hut possesses unusual interest as ahording an
opportunity the admirers ~ Mr Haeck to obtain
genuine souvenir u their lumenied favorite.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-09
ruG-DoAr Exp1osroN-sEvERAL MEN scALDED.

TUG-BoAT ExPLosIoN-sEvERAL MEN sCALDED.
Early yesterday morning the boiler OF the
steamug Vim exploded. while she lay at the foot OF
Twenty.thrdst East River, scading all on board more
or less and nacting other injuries. Two OF the deck
hands were blown overheard, but were rescued ser
Eighteenth Precinct reached the scene sGon after the
cxpcsou and energetcay went 70 work TO rescue the
wounded This was soon accomplished. and they were
removed to Bellevue Hospital. .
The tug was one Of the Gamc-Cock Line, owned py
William T. Gladwish. Soon after the removal OF the
wounded, the tug-boat smk ~ shallow water Inc nun
and upper works blown almost to atoms, rendering
the boat complete wreck OAly the boiler ana the ma
chnery can Ice saved probably IN badly damaged con-
dtion. The iOss OF the owner is about $4,000
New-York tribune., 1868-10-09
r,prw,,r RApTIsr CONVENTION.

Rrrrno. Oct. S-Thc Rev. j. ID. SttWATt trul ul
Moor \ H. was elected permanent Secretary ino Inc
rrport Of the printing estnbishment was ren'
IIrh degree Of prosperity. 1hc Rev A. ~; rph au, %
a. ~ n strain dclcaatcs from The General hlpllsla n
inilaa, desiring admission 10 ihe ft ,fS srr
~ e.iirh Ia. addressed by Ihs iuun o ptHo5 81"
n n,v M IL Fatrbox OF Maine. Tao evening Was NC
....al.I N. ccIlaHnuIA hiAnONN
New-York tribune., 1868-10-09

Elnstic ponge.-e carefully examined the Elastic sponge
h advertised by the Rsuc sponge and deem it be best
rs vet discovered beds and cusbous-eiSu sweet spn ana
heaper than hair or feathers The letter Of Prot Doremus expresses
o convictions ~ rcby that commend to the special attention Of
all l,ing up houses epicaIshlug their stock oi b'ds
New-York tribune., 1868-10-09
NORTH CAROLINA.

Mr.. John Quincy Adams who is travelling in
the south addressed the Democracy OF GreenborU = c.
Yesterday, informing them that he is not politician
New-York tribune., 1868-10-09

Whether you wish to purchase just step into 8ad eOr'
per Cua ad Broaaay spreads his eonne over half million
dollar. uorth uew 81, e abc &c. for Men aud Boys "ea
BALDWIN "a the leader tie retail clothing trade
New-York tribune., 1868-10-09

UtsGs cssfoGl 10 hare political ricory Hs Fall rs
,sls 10 hare dafDn0Lt an ls67, md ercgy man Wf0
L,tc, us eoiutY sto'dG Jofc t9r GrGit
"PlMLIr H. sMEIlnAN, Mai0I-Gen Y. ;. -
New-York tribune., 1868-10-09

New-Yors Grant and Colfax Boys in Blue.
., Tbe E. Gs,ss c. CON- Bools G aud II AsiOr ous
New-York tribune., 1868-10-09
CONGRESS NOMINATIONS.

GEORGE i. IToar of Worcester has been nom
mated by the Republicans OF the With massachusetts,
New-York tribune., 1868-10-09

German s:rnn; arG Ccliax Campaign CiuS.
H,sslua.lsu: rsass saloon so % h'dave reading at
New-York tribune., 1868-10-09

MASSACHUSETTS.
The With District Republican Convention
has nominated the Hon. Paul Whiting Of Whitsonyilc Tor
Presidential ECctOr.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-09
Uuior pep,,bliran National Committee:

TIE Headqusr e. - he CHrrise afe no" ofl = H ~
Hos New io Crr plsr al business coini ~ ~ "a
S.i ~. 1870 i, Id OF the ose aud members OF Tue Con
ntee: william Cssl @ n.u Bo,i"n M.,s 49, man - Ii
S...t. w.--i~, - NJ Central brvciive ConuHteN ma
S,es - NJ psrs North Beuuug ". William "A.
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