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1899 FOB NEW YoRK.-THE CAMDEN
AND TRENTON RAILROAD CON PANY Lin rs.
IRON PPAfIIhA9kLPHRiA TO EE% xOkK I'm AND SI
A. $50 A. M Wis Camden and Amboy Acoommo.
Ats A. M Via Camden and Jersey City T
Ps' As2P ii. via Camden and XmScy xpress SSS sSS
At T. M, via Camden and jersey CITY Ex-
NJ Tor 1mbcy and intermedsts stations. O0
HtS snd a aud r NJ o for Tsenton
s harESn ssS ~. 8ssea HG& ana
Al $50 and 10 A. NJ la sO 4aO, g. and IL 80 P. NJ
At $50 and 70 A. M, ,hs 40, and l1'aO P. NJ. for
for Riverton and 800 r. Nj. for Palmyra.
Az $50 and 10 A. MI, 8, 4'SO g. and n'8oP. NJ. for
The and llSo P. NJ Lines leave nom Market
Street Ferry Fk6R i9RPfE KSSsfNarou RiSs1 DEPOT.
AT At IA a; NJ ya & Ksnsngon sas and jersey CITY, New
A ana Il 4; NJ. 2$S. go, sna5P N. for Trenton
A: and IL A. NJ, $50. and P. M. for Worthwhile
Al I and lois A. NJ, $3.50. snd p. M. for sohenoks
ana l15 A. M os.ir ss anf Tse5 NJ t9F Corn
RoSasbnTg R1GS sn9 Intermediate stations ' % '0'
TRoM Wa TSs1 s65nt6tjnS Ta6tAPnReHHA RsWaT 1Hf0T
Al $50 A. M, 100 $50 ana M y p .S: M Ne" York Ex-
PEGS nfs H. yas nsTsSt Ss1seS GIS ISe ffss farS 4;
Al l'SG A. n. on Mondays ony-New York Express
The $50 a. r., and $40 p NJ. Lines Will daily,
At s'5e a. NJ, iGS $50, and IL P. NJ for Trenton.
At l2 p. NJ, (Night) for Worthwhile, Tuilytown
burg TRcopy, WisiDorning, Brdesbnrg, sho ErRhR-
ford.
For lines leaving Remington Depot take the cars
ON Fifth Streets al Chesnul street, 80
before departure The cars on Market street Railway
run dI eCt to West Philadelphia Depot; Chestnut AND
" alnut within one square. On Sundays the Marker
street viii run to connect with the 80 A IL ano
81 2. III. lines.
REI,y1pEl,E pELAwA RE RAILROAD LINES.
From KensingtOn Depot
Afro IA. M. for Niagara Falls, Bui1alo, DnnKlrk,
ElInira IthsCa, Owego, Rochester, Binghamton, Os-
wego sy Tacpse, Great Bend MontEose, WilResbarre,
AI706 A 81 and $3.50 P. NJ. for Scranton, Stronds-
bnrg Water Gap, BelVidere, Esston, LGmoefLyiIle,
EleTaipgon etc. The $3.50 p NJ. Line connecJs direct
viii lie lrain leaving Easton Ior Mauch Chunk,
Allentown, bethlehem, etc. -.
ASP NJ Tor Lambertville and intermediate Sta
tionB.
CAMDEN AID BURLINGTON CO., AND PEN,
- EEIIOE ND lGHTSIUWE kkILEsOADb,
From Market SE Ferry luppef side.)
At ard 10 a. NJ, l, 3'3U, anc b'3U Z. M, for Mer.
cLaIhsVilIe OOrestown Hartford, Masonville HGins-
yoIt Mount EoIy, SnIithVlle, Evansville, Vincsn-
toUI BiFnlng ham, and Pembefton,
At7A, NJ, and $40 z. NJ for lewistSwn, Wrishts'
toWn Cook5town, New Egypt, HornerstoWn, Cream
Ridge, IInlaystown. sharon, aud BiRhtstowD.
WILLIAM Ii. GATHNEls Agent:
September IA, 1868. 6l6s
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MEDICAL.

= CE N I u r Y PL A N L,
NJ, MEsCAL TONIC AND DIURErlO.
49, An eminent writer says OF it-''And really
+s4A q patient owes some tn tnks TO a doctor who
restores him with Nectar, smooth and fragrant, IN
stead Of raspDg his throat and haying his VINO In
teror with the bers sucked oy sour-tempered rooIs
from vixenish soils"
. FA0O GOROAS q KOLLOCK,
1923 o. No, 929 CHESNUr s rect,
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MIR RE C v Ar . Q.

EOR STORE FRONTS, AsYLUE9, PAe.
TORIES, ETC.
Patent Wire Railing, Iron RedsteadE, Ornaments
Wire Work, Paper Maksrs' Wires. and every vsrissy
OF Wire WORK. manufactured hy
M WALKER q aURsr
2mWil DO II Nogsh aEKTR street.
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M THOMAS Il SONS, NOS. 1ss AND "a,
4f1s 3. FOURTH STREEI, IA

SALE OF REAL ESTATE AND STOCKS,
STREET NOrIhJ North No. sSid1eS sns
FIFTH (North), No 42s-Desirable ResIdence
sWANsoN-Bfick Building Shop i"ie and i Brick
PINE. 40; 5Oe-vauable Residence
MHdAAIkkET, HdAI6lSI I; \ No; S,7 ,lGTXauahle store.
BANK, No. 8-valuabIe Store. '''uence'
u, SOUTH, No. lt2s-Frame Dwelling and Brick Dwell
SECOND tNorth), No. S2g-store and Dwelling.
KIT kEfI Nos So AgS IS. and @ 21io.BEIGk Dwelling
DAUPHIN, No. 4s5-Brick Dwelling.
FhDERAh, No. lO25-store and Dwelling
GoddID}S@lTH,5S dI} I s. ALLEY, No. 4-Brick Dwelling.
LOCO AGRas CeaI, , Timber, Farm, and Hemlook
$500 slsubenville and Indiana Railroad first mort
Few No. i2s st. Luke's Church.
Il share Philadelphia and Southern Mail Steamship
4siCO bonds Philadelphia Commercial Wharf and
200 shares Cen trai Transportation Company.
o share PbiIad.lphia LibEsIy. ~, 60.
4OOG shares Mcmillan OH Company
100 shares American Button Hole Sewing Machine
siFec Philadephia and Baltimore Central Railroad.
SsHsres Academy Of Music, with ticket.
iSo S Shnaes shares 6O oom@ereiai National @ Bank.
$50 thares Pacific and Atlantc Telegraph Company,
$500 shares American Gum Paint Company.
II shares Schumacher Piano-Forte Msnufac uring
IS sha Is National Bank of Commero
Catalogues ow ready.
SALE OF ELEGANT BOOKS.
On Tuesday Afternoon,
October 90 at CT ock, Including Appeltons Amerf-
can CyClopeda, % vos.; Coopers Novels, 80 vols:
Woods Natural History. VOLS; Larus' Arabian
Nights vols; Dickens Works. 26 vols; Doris Don
QuIxote, vols; etc. etc. rl0 10 2G
Sale No. 907 Walnut street,
SUPERIOR FURNITURE, MI RRORS, BOOKCASE
CHANDELIER, FINE CARPETS, ETC.
On Wednesday horning,
Oct 21st, at 10 O'clock at No. 9O7 walnut street. by
catalogue the entire Furniture comprising elegant
suit OF walnut draw furniture covered i'm
green plush, made by Moore & Campon; superior
walnut diniDgrOom and chamber furniture; maho-
Eany chamber furniture: fine hair mattresses and
bedding; elegant secretary and bookcases pier mirror
china and Rlassware English Brussels and other car
pets, kltcL en- utensils, exc. 10lo2t
MISCELLANEOUS AND LAW BOOKS. FROM
LIBRARIES
On wednesday afternoon, Oct. 81,
At O'Clock. 1OIs2t
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AUCTION SALES.

RUNTlNG, DURBoROw Il CO., AUCTIoN-
of Bank sses SoS SS2 and Ss4 MARK ST street. corner
LARGE SALE OF 1900 OAsEs BOOTS. suous
On Tuesdsy mornins.
0c'' ~ at 10 o'clock, on 4nionths' Credit flo nM
LARGE SALE OF b R1TIsH FRENCH appN.u
AND o. 66So4M6EsTIG bRY RSlSS5i GooDs, sSANMAN
Oc' ~ AZ 10 o'clock on four monihs credit fOisss
LARGE SALE OF QARPErINes, 200 P1pon.
FLo9R on Fl,d.S OIL 3Sf,3fTas Ef6c,' Ef6c' Fi~0SS
October %, at Ii O'clock on four months, oroo,.
cottage T sd pieces @ or Ingram Venetian. li hemp
cloths, etc. -'O P'e'es 1o9T io9 Oh
pHH
4 AND COMMISSION y ERuHANTsL. IN No Z me me
oHEsNUT Street, rear entrance No. iiO7 SAMSON 81
MEAT nv! sale Jl a, no Issl Francis street.
NEAL =" AALiNsi FuRSGT uRSqTH T1GRi5N AND HOUSEHOLD
o On Tuesday MorDing,
Oct 2o a. 10 o'clock Of Nc. 1881 Francis street Will
9Tlck dwelling with twosiory back budogt No sS
feet feet wide alley The building is finished with ali
- HoUsEHoID FURNITURE.
sol me after the sale OF the house will be
nIe peSrior chamber dlningroom, and kitchen furni.
'"ie' [iOI72I
Fl EG Hn2 Il Tenth street.
tARF2TsE ARRFF2EfTsEt th1Nz IA
n %sfRdsasy az No N%0rgHos gs Tenth street,
W oe SOLO the furniture OF family declining house
ktepng CONF pristDg walnut paror furniture covered
WIN Terry rosewood pisno1orte, by aabler d 90 :
mnnu @ cnsmher fnrn ture, spring mattresses dining.
IVh i9Tnture, nne carpets, china and glassware eto
,h Is iurniture may be examined after O'Clock on
'N' A''oiNins vi she' 10l92t
SAL LIE OF COLLECTION OERARE AND VATu
ABdE AMERICAN AND FOREtGN GOLD sTf,
NEh' AND ~ ~ DPPER PPER COINS An ID MEDALS.
OctCDer iB and 40 at O'clock p, ~ at the auctIon
store NO lllO Chesnut street. we will sell tina ooec
lioh OF rare and valuable American and foreign onid
j. COlvIn Randall, ESQ, ~ F'P0Av VI
auction store. " 10 10 10 ot ne
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SHIPPING.

<<Es%. FOR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENS.
SSSAAsllI.x1hzas TOMN.-lnman Line of Mail steamers
AIo appointed to sail as tollows:-
CITY OF WASHINGTON, Tuesday, October 20.
CITY OF BALTIMORE, Saturday, October "a,
CITY OF CORK IVA Halifax), Tuesday, Nov. 8.
CITY OF ANTWERP, Saturday, November, z,
each succeeding Saturday and alternate Tuesday
at 2, NJ, from Pier 45, North River.
RATES OF PASSAGE THE NAIL STEAMER
SAILING EVERY SATURDAY,
Payable in Gold. Payable in Currency.
FIRST ca SlN BOO STE kRAGE
to London. .......... l0j to Lonuon-.,........ 40
to ParlS,........... 16 TO ParlS..,........... ~
PASSAGE BY THE TUESDAY STEAMER VIA HALIFAX,
CABIN, 6TEERA9H,
Pay able in Gold Payable in Currency.
Liverpool Live
HALIFAX. ~ tauiaX.
st. Johns, N. F........( A, ST. Johns, N, F-...., ao
by Branch Steamer...J - | oy Branch SteRmer."C w
Passengers also forwarded TO AavPe, Hamburg, Bre-
men, ETC., at reduced rates.
Tickets Can be bought here by persons sending for
their friends, at moderate rates
For further Information apply at the Company q
JOHN g. DALE, Agent, No. Is BROADWAY, N Y.
or TO ODONNELL d RAULK, Agents,
No. All CHESNUr Street., Philadelphia
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

sqIEz9A PHILADELPHIA AND TREN-
EiagsEzzAssAsls ton Steamboat Line.-phe oat
l4DW IN FORREST leaves ARCH street Wharf, tor
Trenton, stopping at Tacony, Torresdale, Beverly,
BnrliDgton Brisiol, Florence, Robbins Wharf, and
Leaves Arch Street Wharf Leaves South Trenton.
Saturday, Oct. Ia, Pm Saturday, Oct II, Pm
Sunday, Oct 49, to Burlington, Bristol, and inter.
mediate landings Leaves Arcn street wharf at A. N
Monday, Oct 10, Ia Pm Monday, oct. 10, 5IS p. NJ
T9esoay, =" 20, ga Pm Tuesday, 90 don't go
Thursday " q, Pm Thursday, " % Am
Friday. 2S, don'tI Friday i" %, Am
Fare to Trenton, 40 cents each way; Intermediate
places 25 cents. Al
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MARTIN BROTH ERS, AUCTIONEERS.--
lNl (Lately sAlesmen for M. Thomas d Sons)
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, ETC.

Would invite particular attention TO their large and
elegant assortment Of
LADIEs' AND GENTS WATCHES
Of American and Foreign Makers Of thehnest quality
in Gold and Silver Gases.
A. variety Of Independent Y Second, for horse
timing
Lsdles' and Gents CHAINS of latest styles, in -
and Is kt
BTTToN AND EYELET STUDS
In great variety-newest patterns.
SOLID SILVERWARE
for Bridal presents; Plated ware. etc.
Repairing dene 10 the best manner, and wAi.
rAnted, Jap
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on IVednesdav AfornInp

7 IPPINCOTT, SON d CO., AUCTIONEERs,
II AsHHUKsT BUILDING. NO. 24O MARK ET
Street.
LARGE POSITIVE SALE OF
500 LOTS AFRICAN AND IMPoRTED DRY
GOODS, LINEN GOODS, WHITE GOODS, HO-
SlEkN GOODS, MILLINEBY GOODS ETC,
BY Catalogue, on our M0nths' Credit
On Wednesday Morning,
Oct, 81 commencing at 10 O'clock. comprising a full
ana complete assor ent OF desirable goods Tor
sent aud approaching sales. l0l73t
FRENCH CLOCKS.
LARGE Pos TIVE EPEIAL SALE OF $50
FRENOH CLOCKS, NOW LANDLSG.
On Thursday Morning,
Oct o. 1869, al 10 o'clock by cRtslogue the largest
ana best assortment or fine Imported Clocks ever
offered ~ auction in this city consisting part OF
TeguIaiOTs hall and office clocks, fine marble, bronze
gilt manie clocks, hne gllt clocks. with shades
lire GIT mauteI clocks, with bronze figures, etc.
n, S-The entire line Is Of this seasons importa-
ton aud will be found well worthy attention of
jewellers and other dealers.
Goods arranged for examination day previous to
sale. 10 1886
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Sale at No. 1918 Vine street.
4 n III A Il - II a. N on = Ii II ~

No 629 CHEsNUT ST. rear entrance from Miner.
Sale at No. 1918 Vine street.
HANDSOME WALNUT HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
IURE, OAK DINING. ROOM SUIT ELEGANT
BRUEsELS AND VEN ETIAN CARPET5, FINE
CHINA AND GLASSWARE, ETC.
On Tuesday Mornng,
October 90 at 10 O'CLOCK, at No. 1913 Vine street, by
chtal1 que. The handsome oiled walnut furniture,
including suits handsome walnut parlor furniture,
covered with hne crimson reps, oiled walnut cham
Der suits fine mattresses, elegant oak sdeboard,
tension table, walnut hall stand aud chairs, superior
htostead, elegant Brussels venetian and other car
pets, OIL cloths fine French china and cut glassware,
kitchen furniture, utensils, etc. ETC..
May be examined on the morning OF sale after
O'Clock. llOli
-. -
Sale at No. 529 Chesnut street.
HANDSOME WALNUT HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
IURE, ELEGAN RIOS EWOOO Plan FORTE,
LARGE AND SUPERIOR FIRE-PROOF SAFE.
HANDSOME BkUSSELS GA ARPETS, MIRRORS,
ETC.
On Wednesday Morning,
2ls instant, at 10 O'Clock, at the Auction Rooms,
by catalogue, very superior assortment OF furni-
Jure, incldOing handsome walnut parlor and library
furniture, cow red In reps and hair cloth; centre
tables, etRgerts three handsome walnut suits of
chamber furniture superior dining,room furniture,
eegant rosewood pano-lortei by Harris q Brothers,
large and superior hrepTooI safes made by Farrei q
Herring, FreDch-plete mirrors, handsome Brussels
ana imperial carpets, hne teatner beds aud bedding
CLIna and sWaTe, Stoves fine double Arre guns
walnut office furniture, etc. 10 10 s.
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ws FOR WILMINGTON, CHESTER,
3IsSEzzstr sion tickets, 10 cents,
the steamer AIsIHL leaves CHESNUT street
" harf 81 S45 A. M., and returning leaves Wilmlng
ton az 2 L. ID. EXcurslon tickets, l5 cents. The
steamer +. M. FELTON, leaves CHESNUr Street
Wharf ai P II. Fare, 10 cents. 10l2w
OPPOSITION TO THE COM
1EsEsssksss.z2s BINED RAILROAD AND RI TEk
Steamer JOHN SYLVESTER Will make daily
excursions TO Wilmington Sundays exceptedl touch
ing at Chester and Marcus Hook, leaving a ROH
Street Mnatf ~ 945 a. M and $50 p. n returning,
NSVf " WllnilgtGb at A. N. and IL 81 z. Ii.
.oo., L. W. BURNS,
tzsu Captain.
rngTEh DAILY EXCURSIONS.-THR
us2sssssssssszsas 5plendld steamboat JOHN A. WAR.
Nh-h. leaves CHHSNUT Street Wharf, Philada, AZ
O'clock and o'clock p M, for Burlington and
ana Beverly; returning, leaves Bfstol as o'cloG&
SSre IS cents each way: Excursion 90 cts. snn
urT-.h FOR NEW YORK-SWIFT-SURR
y Trans portstion Company Despatch
q llG-suIe Lines, via Delaware ana Raritan
Canal and after the 18th OF March, leaving daily ct
" ~. and =. NJ, connecting with AL Northern and
For treight which will be taken on comunodatinR
termg apply to WlLLIAM N NJ. BAIRD d. CO.,
liz No. 1872 s, DELAWARE Avepue,
sT~Ssa SUNDAY EXCURSION.-
rkSEst55csssS5s5s.sss CHANGE OF TIME-rhe splendid
Steamer TWILIGHT leaves Chestnut street wharf at
So A. NJ, and Z. NJ, for Burlington and Bristol,
touching at Tacony. Riverton Andalusia and Be
verify. Leaving Bristol at 1914 NJ and4 p M. Fare,
25 cents. Excursion. 40 cents. J0lOsR
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MISCELLANEOUS AND LAW BOOKS. FROM
LIBRARIES
At4o'clOck 1OIs2t
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IIorrSE1y,Shie sale at No. 522 N. Tenth street,
fE0hIE, OIL PAINTINGS BRIISSFIis y
STAa S'alN asu5 Ar nj, ID VENETIAN CARPETS OIINA,
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October 90 at COCK, Including ppeltons Ameri-
can Cyclopeda, % vos,; CoOpers Novels, 32 vols;
Woods Natural History. Vols; Larus' Arabian
Nights vols; Dickens Works. 26 vols; Doris Don
QuIXote, 2 vols; etc. ETC. flo 10 2I
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VIZ l. l. l M g.. GRA N ~
w yoMM lesion MERUHANT, -
Ne. So. DELAWARE Avenue philadelphia,
A6ENT FOR
Dupont's ounpowder Refined Nitre, Charcoal Eto,
w, Baker a. 90. "a Chocolate OOcop, aud Broma,
CrockeT, Bros. ~ Co.'s Yellow Metal 5heathing.
BOl.A and NAIN. t6.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-23
DIED.

ADAIH-Ot sulsy he lst irs Roter, Adsl f south Wug
~, Lailve Vf forfaek Oasws!, SooAd IN Isc A'ih
d Ls sgs-
BLiSSOr Thursday morning Mrs Narba Bliss SoT othe Ats III
JHmrs 4. Bliss
Church uf Furhsyr ssi 1veui eeouiss az ceoot
a I,f g,usus uil Le Atsa - stamford
CANPBELLIs Boosiyu wsdSesiIy oc, g. V~Lu ". Camp
i arr s,.r - .iisud be, r,sioaos of
krsrs w. I" Bscs' No Ai htioa A. Bc0GI % Ss'uieAy
toe 2tth iE,L. h2 o.
cARPFNrER- Po,fer,er Tassdsy %, 20 Marie Louise.
d.aLIsr ttAus NJ 'nd tH' late Joseph cltF,ol,
frs l.r ,s .Isso, ou PTtisy. Oct q a. S'slaes
CogHEAN-At D. sunfsJ the 18Th lest Helen tLeh
Lydia ItOHt'UB deceased ' o N'rdhaH y e.
The srti-rs VIII ks rs,e bs Mtst Reformed Dat
Lhs,-h Ssssfk ra;arty OF 24 at 1scc CARING. vii he
YV relatives a1i friends ~ tie h0ue No
TWsfs.AsL Ilsrncui IN Nj Psasant Cemetery.
iHwINOu Tbusr oct "a George ". elssi oi TsorA' All
J,,s Ir-s sg.i n r.ar. mouths SOD dsyh
IL, n,hds ~ hs oT so the usHbe o Co 'i
stlt Oct o. Il O'Clock from TIE rs4Roo u h' atsr
80 isIpgoBsTe
L. Cottf-M NsxRohss, v. on Wsdse'tiy the u" Inst
nsb,4, i.', sou sfHHlan sni lsurs A. Ls Count
Tbs ,tt, th- family respectfully invited !" i"end
te fura dsy AisTue0s the 2i last s'fi 0eoes hoH the
rrs,lIss,.s saa uD,rT coauiy paper. Blea.c copy
LiuplK-On o a. sea NJ sis Of George Ldis aged y'sr
% 60 f.al, ,re luvt.i 70 ,tisad ilsr. services
Motaa, At ~ ~ from OBs HUNDRED aDd ,sssi'ib' Ae~I Bee
sBdssc -
IA T,s,, Oct q At be eosnry resisnes Lake Mohe
SO rs,f P,s,I Ma, Gsso Merle Aubsne aged - JeSr'
Ssio. II tie msefal hsrshsT
GAl SOR-Ir B'eekn. sa nHraa oe' "a ctarhs lIhs'toH
TIE s.vs. std cfiss fH' respectfully uyd 70 A'tha
ths murral frua on ouna. David Nsuf u
sss - Briyl Oroyest BoA!u D. 90 SATURDAY oeI
sPARKs-Il Brln II ar; tn. 2i inst. Jared Sparks C0nn
P,srsl fa toe ,rbsrle Baptist Chnreh the aeetoa Of
& i. S lind ~ Of tie lse,ssi srs Ispec;,aly
sttssd The rnsn' si he hterred IN oeoHDod oeneIeg
New-York tribune., 1868-10-23
NEW-JERSEY.

TLe Hon. Lewis Baker of Maine, and Col.
william Brown O kentucky, will speak at Elizabeth TINS
eyouin0. -,
The Assembly District Convention will meet
a. - ,,,,town on Saturday gath nst 20 nominate can
dictate FOR the Assembly, - -,
Major pangborn and Major Howe OF the 6th
Ml Ml.ssehasetts Volunteers addressed atR" a,t
ccIins at HelyIdere Warren County, NJ J on the "th
The German Republican meeting ln hackeh-
c, an Tuesdnv the first ever held III the place. was
great snceess Dr. Van Hoist oi Se"-io'A n"0 '"'''
elective speech ~,
The Irish Grant and COlfax Legion OF New
eSsnjne presented with beautiful banner
niH adv friends This Legion Is DONG exceleht ser'
Sc for ina RapublicOn candidates aud prihc'pes'
Dr. II. II. Gilbert addressed a large hepupiil-
90, ,a.sttno at Xestneld N j., on the lbh no eA.iD-
iisd nnnOrama Of tho war debt when stIch aue 10
mneraey square in the face The canvass 10 @n''eu "
tbut section OF NewJerscy' =,
A grand Republican demonstration was heid
at New. brunswick yesterday tnc ,iin. frpm MANY
tho evening was magnificent Delenauos run H. nny n
cities Joined IN the display seven o. Go"u' In vi '"'
large and enthusiastic meeting was held
an "wednesday evening at Mecbancsvi..el ~. -, ha
speeches wero made By Capt seymour, fS""iSh" o III
close OF tho meeting nen who had always previously
yfod with the Democratic party ueciaFeu ,heH purpose
! iu vote for GRAFT and Coifax
A meeting is projected in the Wigwam for
Thnrdsy next qetb under the control Of the irish
cn,nnItie entirely Gen. Samuel 4. Spear, Dr. David
ell editor OF me Irish Republic, Capt Eugene OsIes.
ard Daniel b. Iyddy, esq. VIII DC among III" sl"hhf5'
NJ The Ir.h Out to this meeting thry l nh we'd
uoadnv night Newark, Mr. Cleveland had better VIII
drtF II ho does not wish tO be mnre than d'i'uicd.
Tie unprncpiCd leaders OF the DcmOcfuoi VIA mas tr
| heads ~ shame.
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bis wagon 10 the boat and thus Yousg Mems Christian
A-a have provided for s who aeDd the services AZ
the Nig"am at Sunday Tbs Rev Joseph Lutr
Orase will Pfearb The will be charge Of MI D. B. Greg
Ory, jr
rrht 81 90 roe bHt whose pHkuowu was killed on tue
NrwJrrey h"-d the 90 the Bergen Cu AZ
shon o'clock last lie house and
m The Outward o tfsu he attempted Eround the
building locomotive. and dashed
daSn the s'nkmrnt Whsn bl. body found life ernc
rh cot r slightest discovered the nature
m'ltJuur~ Connrr Warren took possession Of the body
ROfCEflELD, n. John II. Drake. an employs
esr Of the week by being caught between two cars that died
Wednesday.
BLOOMFIELD. N 1.-THE Essex County Sunday
Nbo Ascension met tins place Webeay The session
r{ sterrtun se reports ho. that there 10 the county 40
SAbaheh" ~ ,eho aud 3Sis teachers. The following Oh
c we're reetrd President Joseph Bloomfield; Vice Pres
borse. all Of Newark
WEST END N. IA man whose name could not
trsl Railroad last evening"
New-York tribune., 1868-10-23
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BARTLbTf Wednesday Oct 81 at hs residence
ofhs trrs parents tie Rev d. X Bartlett OF Roct Lester ~ u
the Sir Stanley Bartlett of Neriork
Ida o. oBy daughter u oba Snpson ESQ., Of POugksepe u
BESTLRl-WARDAt Honcsse. Pa. Oct a. b. tbe Rev. C. T.
bunuRg r. ". bentley Uf Nhnamspor Pa TO Mas Hattie L.
dsVgbIer OFFS u. Ward. esI No csnGA
CuRTSN-BEER Wrdnestsy Or a. at st. Psus Church BY
Rev. BhoV WILLIAMS. ssssted by the Rev Levi Smpsnu
Hepr w. Curtis Ade Joulgit daughter Of Henry Beers.
IliofFairfr'i. ConH.
HoPFMANSGRAYOn wednesda Oct a. st the residence Of the
parcu The Rev. Dr. Porter, Peter Ho sran to CbE
MrrisoH eldest daughter o. John Grsy all Of B0okyn
JOHEsOg-SPAPARD-At Grace Church. BROOKLYN Hghis,
TUESDAY 2h inst bJ e Rev Prof Geo y Seymour, D. D.
Ruop II Jhu.u Anna SPatAr, daughter 81 The Rev H. A.
hpssh. s Of BrVokya, \. y.
nAVILASD-CARPESTER-At Hsrron Y, ot Tuesday. Oct 20
pthg brides Charles G. HaYant 70 Mary
daughter Of fhomss ard Jane Carpenter.
LOwRANpALAt Troy. r. Y, Wednesday the 2i Inst, b. the
Ret Mr Walsh, Geo H. Los o Paterson, N j. 70 Mss Helen T.
Randall.
sCoTT-LYNAHIn Toledo. Ohio. .t he Wesmln,tef Church
or Tn-..y Oct b Rev H. ~ Bcou. Albert Scott ard
Mar, c1lr.ou oaly dsuehtsr of James Lymsn
New-York tribune., 1868-10-23

feet working order and loarn that numerous private
dispatches dated San Francisco last evening have he'n
received by Individuals who are thus informed ot the
safety of their In California II should be born"
in mind that the day several hours 'er "h
the Pacific coast than I'm this Longitude ana thlN n"
ings dispatches from San Francisco will not be- due nh
oe this afternoon But as We know the telegraph wires
are In working ORDER the fact that have u" news "
further disaster foud be regarded indicating that 'o
shocks have ceased,
New-York tribune., 1868-10-23

MOBILE Oct % Cotton quiet sales of 0O0 bales Mdugs 22
UIiic. sceept' 9SG hsIes; tTpofts. lgO bales.
ST Lots Oct 3Iohscco dull Cotton heavy F!oar quiet;
euDe1e - 900 s6 @ kItri sc 50a $1i Double Extra ~ 50
Treble Rurs Fancy fyd H. Whesi-Choce
Fall, S2d ~ %; NJ" Spring a. 2db2 1p No. dO Sl 3l0
81 s. tcra-0d 8c0tl o. Oats dull at l9dac BarleyChoce
Fancy tzQ - ~ RE funsr at Sl2,dbl o. Pork STEADY.
Mess PORK SJl 81 Baeou fnui Shours lJc Clear sides 1a
7ic Rb sides. i6e Clear b ltie Ls he'd at 9c for fierce.
aud oc Tor kes Whky declined To 81 21G ~ Cattle steady
at ~ sra - So
HswOHLE,Ss Oct 1Coton 10 fair demand ani dened Mid.
dlGss <ie ss go eses' receipts. 62l bates Sterling Eiehsuge
iG! Stgthe stock very hght New Louisiana Cenfu.
gal lc White Clarified 5ic LrusBs Mosse.Prme Choice,
eJ0s small lots are being received Cuba Sugar and Moase steady
aud unchanged Flour du Low grades most 10 demand super
Enh Il
New-York tribune., 1868-10-23
U,,on R.,ubiIcnn National Committee;

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p, NJ So,t CIV wbsr. all busius,, 'SIn r az
hot N' ~ i,, Of omrsr aud nenhsr OF the Com
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E,eeS,vs Committee Headquarters San frsnr soGs"rt
ss S,S Er.uesso Cal; Charles De Long Virginia Ch Ns'