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The Baltimore Produce Market.
FROM THE WEST.
An EnterprIse Extraordinary.

ST. LOUIS Oct. 18.-John Seyanson, proprie-
tor OF an extensive cotton factory near Stock
holm, Sweden, has just purchased $500 acres
of land i'll Dunklin and Stoddard countless Mis-
souri,, where he will establish colony and
build a factory, mills, etc., and carry on the
cultivation and manufacture of cotton. The
land selected is well adapted for cotton raising
DGnklin county will export this season from
1000 to 5000 bales and Stoddart county about
5000 bales. The enterprise will give employ
ment to 1900 families, part of whom are on the
way from Sweden, and the remainder will, soon
follow
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FROM WASHL.NGTO
The YerRer Case.

THO 4 1tERtF OHbts
Despatch 10 the associated PTesa.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 19.-The Supreme Court
did not to-day, contrary to anticipation, deliver
an opinion in the Yerger case.
The Health of the Hon. A. III. Stephens. ~
Hon. Alexander. III. Stephens, in writing to DR..
Culver, of Washington, under date of the 18th,
speaking of the Georgia State Fair, says:-"It
will be entirely out of my power to be there. 1
have not been out of the house since February
last but few times, and then l was helped out
and in. have very little hope of ever leaving
home again"
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FROM EUROPE.
This Bvenine's Quotations.

This Evenings Quotations.
Bythe AaglO-A ABeiIcaH Gable.
LONDON, Oct. rs - Evening. - ConsOls, 93}S for
money and account. b-20s of 1882 S2i; $685. 81
1858, s3l4; l0-4Os 754 Erie 20&; Illinois Cen
tral, g4%.
LIVERPOOL, Oct -Evenlng-CottOn closed rather
more active, but unchanged. Sales to-day $4,000
bales including 5000 for speculation aud export.
Amber Wheat, ss sd.@ss. cd. Western Flour, 24s.
Common Rosin, 5s sd.
LONDON, oct 1s-Evening.-Ta AIS. Common
Rosin 6s.@6s. Sd. Spirits of Turpentne, 29s. Cal
cutta Linseed, 61s 3D.
Arrived out, steamers Union at Southampton, and
Nebraska at Queenstown, both from New York.
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FROM THE VEST.

The Gnme Between the Cincinnati and Athletic
Boys.
Special Despatch 10 Tbs EUentng Telegraph.
CINCINNATI, Oct 1S-The game was called at 2.2O
p. NJ, with the Athletics at the bat John Roake,
OF the Buckeye Club, was chosen umpire. The
crowd is the largest present at any game this sea-
son. First inning, Red Stockings, 8; Athletics, 3.
Second inning, Red Stockings, 3; Athletics, 0.
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FIFTH EDITION
TEE L LATEs ST NEWS
This Evenings European Quotations.
FROM NEW FORK.
The Avondale Fire.

The Avondnle Fire.
Despatch 10 The Bpentng Telegraph
NEW YORK, Oct. 1s,-The Hon. A. Oakey Hall,
Mayor OF New York, and Hon. Alonzo Cushman, the
treasurer OF the fund raised here for the relief Of the
Avondae sufferers, have paid over this morning to
Frederick b. Wright Chairman Of the Executive
Committee OF the Relief Fund.- t2S,62501, being the
entire amount paid into the Broadway Bank TO the
credit Of this fund.
The Erie Strike.
The latest advces received here indicate tlat the
strike on the Erie Railway is extending all along the
route. As yet, travel has not been interfered with
but it is feared that unless checked the work
Of the road will be materially affected.
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FROM THE SOUTH.
Meeting of the Virsinin Icgislature.

RICHMOND, Oct 1S.-The Legislature met to-day
In both houses resolutions were offered, congratt,-
lating the country upon the recent Republican vic
tories in the North. In the Senate the resolution
was tabled being out Of the province OF the pre-
sent Legislature, and the House adjourned without
taking action on il,
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BELLIGERENT.-Av violent chap named Philip Com
fort was arrested yesterday morning for committing
an assault and battery on Mr.. Armstrong, at New
Market and Poplar streets. When heard before
Alderman Eggleton, at the station-hOuse, at the
time Armstrong was giving in his testimony, Philip
again evinced an inclination to whip him, but was
restrained by the officers, and held to answer in
gtOOO hail
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INSURANCE ASSOCIATION or RAILROAD CLERRS-
On Thursday next convention OF railroad clerks
for the formation of life insurance company Will
be held at the Washington Hotel, Chestnut street.
above Seventh. II is expected that nearly all the
prominent railway companies in this country will be
represented. If properly conducted, there is not a
certain safeguard imaginable for the protection
of the families of those composing such an associa-
ton. The number OF railroad clerks in this country
is very large and if even but small percentage Of
them join the new organization, large society may
be formed.
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CRUELTY TO ANIHALS.-On complaint entered at
the office OF the Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty
Heon, driver, OF car No. 80 Of Chestnut and Walnut
Streets Passenger Railway Company, were arrested
charged with overlooking their horses, and at q
hearing this morning were each bound over in 5000
TO appear at court by Alderman White
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THIRD EDITION
DOME sTxC AFFAIRS.

Arrival of Pere Hyacinthe in New
York-The New Clearing House
" "A. H. Stephens in His De-
chne-The Yerger Case
Canal Navigation
in New York
The Gold and
Stock Quo
tations.
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A KNIFE-At Eleventh street and GIrard avenue,
yesterday, John Nushman arrested for flourish
ing knife and threatening to stab passerS-by. He
was in liquor. Alderman Hood held him in $500
bail
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PHILApELPnIA sToCK EXCHANGE sALEs.
Reported by De Haven Bro, No. 40 s. Third street.
Died.
(Ebr additional DeathS $

(F0r additional DeatlS see dJh page)
BROWN-At st. Louis Mo-, on the morning of the 10th
instant in the 29h of his WILLIAM H., of
Laura A. and Of ths late William II Brown, of this
city :"
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Asn nm the Hnme Rnn

A good business might have been done at the Mer-
chants Hotel ON Saturday morning in the matter Of
fickets up "Salt River" had somebody only known
the chance in time The iustrous magnate who has
been undergoing the bleeding process at his pocket
however not in his sanguineous nuid), for, several
months past TO furnish pap TO the voraclous De-
nocracy the Hon. Asa Packer has been soourn.
ING i'm retirement at that establishment for some
DAYS surrounded by mixed crowd OF broadcloth
and seediness. Champagne has been flowing in
abundant streams down throats long pafched by an
unwilling abstinence, and the drafts upon the wine
cellar have been only Inferior to those upon A. I.
bank account. Finding thai lhe putCOhIhg up ms
pants pockets, when he first heard on FIJI
day from the Age he was not 10 pe
the next Governor OF the StSte OF
Pennsylvania, was making him as unpaatable Win
the hangers-on OF the party as q stale Old "apee,"
Asa concluded to make quick time Saturday morning
10 kauch Chunk, for fear he would not have any
more chunks in his boated corporation. But Asa
30 Asa didn't start when he had expected. He was
not man. however, to be Outeted about by every
breeze OF fortune, the mighty power OF electric
magnetism was called TO his aid and after serious
cogitation and pen-Dibbllng It was found that the
magnitude of the occasion could not be expressed
within ten words
So regardless OF expense with shrewd squint to-
ward dead-head favor, the following mOmentous
words were dashed over hill aud dale the poet so
thrillingly describes-With A. Packer seventy miles
ii have missed the o'clock train; will start in
the 1-46 p. NJ"
Perhaps If some enterprsing newsboy will dror
up TO the hotel at O'Clock this afternoon he viii
dad A. p. philosophically eating his dinner, and will
Ing TO buy Salt river passage; for he may not bC
OIL yet.
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was 20 avoid en- action In Court But there was
power behind Councils, and that was the Mayor In
the case Of John Given Mayor Henry exercised thS
Join the Court in the tTickeTy which they had prac-
tised upon the community.
Mr.. Smith denied that this action was political IN
rs nature. A number Of gentlemen had been Kept
out OF positions TO which they had been elected for
nearly a year, and these men were anxious 70 get
possession Of that which properly belonged TO them
The cases Of Meoy and Given were widely dineren'.
In the case Of the former, the Court has decided
that he was not elected, while In the case OF the
latter, notice OF contest had been filed, and on that
Mayor Henry acted. The speaker was astonlshed
that MIR. King would rise in his place and retard the
transaction OF business for which there existed an
actual necessity.
Mr. King complained that the time Of the meeting
OF the Finance Committee was at an Irregular uihel
and as such he had not had an opportunity OF
examining the searches, etc.
Mr.. Franciscus replied that Mr.. King had mad the
same notice as he ard other members OF the com,
mittee, who at Rs meeting had all searches anu
everything that was actually necessary for exami-
nation Of the sureties before them.
Mr.. Duny had but one duty 10 perform, and tnaS
was TO bow in submission to the decree OF the
Court, who had pronounced the gentlemen naiheu
as legally elected, and though he had his doubts l5
TO the honesty and tustness of their eiectiOn, hs
would vote for the approval of the sureties which
had been passed upon by the Committee on Finance
The motion to refer was voted down. ana the fsso-
Iuuons as they came from Common Counch were
agreed TO. Adjourned.
LOCAL ODDS AND ENDs-The White Department Of
the House OF Refuge wants an assistant tescner anu
superintendent.
"A meeting OF railroad clerks Will be hcld az tne
Washington House on Thursday evening" FOR the
purpose OF forming an insurance company lor mu-
tual benefit
The Commissioners OF Fairmount Park have de-
cded 10 set apart day on which the pupils OF chaIl-
table institutions can enjoy q nuttiug expedition III
the Park
Last night meeting in behalf OF the Home for
Little Wanderers was held IN the Spring Garden
Presbyterian Church.
"A new school house is about 10 be built on Third
street. below Pine, south Of ST. Peters Church.
George Mountioy waived hearing in his whisky
case, and was held for trial in 5000.
The Good Will Fire Company will attend the in
auguration of Governor Geary.
The Fire Association win visit Frankiord and
Germantown tomorrow.
The Friendship Fire Company left the city for q
tour to-day.
The Board of Trade meets tonight
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THE CITY TRUsTs-An adjourned meeting of the
Board Of City Trusts was held at IL o'clock this
morning in the Supreme Court room, President Will
liam Welsh, ESQ.,, In the chair.
Judge King, Of the special committee On NIT whose
case which is now pending in the Supreme Court
reported that the city Of Philadelphia had filed bill
IN equity TO test the consttutonalGy OF the act or
committee had found that It would be mpracticable
10 obtain decision at an earlier date than at the
sitting of the Supreme Court in January next. The
Judge recommended that the committee be con-
tinued and that the board adjourn until after the
decision is delivered.
After a des5ltOTy conversation upon the questions
involved in the case, General Coils moved that the
counsel be directed 20 use All efforts 10 get te case
Adjourned 70 meet at she call Of the Chairman.
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FOURTH EDITION
e U r. o p n.
Lold Derby very Low-The New Rus
sian Minister to Franoe-Napo-
leon and Leopold Of Bel
gium-Incendiarism in
Spain.
FROM EUROPE.

Lord Derby sinking.
Bu the AHglo-A Beriean Cable.
LONDON, oct 1s.-Iord Derby is gradually sinking,
and cannot live many days longer.
Affairs In Paris.
PARIS, Oct. 1S.-Prnce GortscbakOn OF Russia, ar
rived in this city on Saturday. Leopold, King Of
Belgium, has been invited to meet Napoleon at
COmpeigne. It is probable Marshal Bazane will be
appointe Commander Of the Imperial Guard.
Incendiarism in spain.
MADRID oct 1s.-The retail druggists Of this city
have reported to the authorities that their sales OF
turpentine and other combnstibes have lately been
extraordinarily large. IL is supposed that these
articles to be used for incendiarism in case of
revolt.
ANTWERP, oct. 1s.-Petroleum firm but unchanged
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lie f. MOODY Cashier of the Fourth Matt Dnal Bank,
do soleny swear that the above statement IS true, to the
best of my knowledge and belief. - 80
Subscribed aud to before me- this 10th day of
f. II. WILLIAMSON, Notary Public.
JAMES HOPKINS,
JOHN EAREIRA,
SAMUEL j. CRESSWFIL, JR,,
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A GENTS WANTED-TO SELL THE BEST
"a SEWING MACHINE IN THE CITY Also to can.
The most liberal commission given. Apply or address
No Q4 OHESNUT Street, Philadelphia, Pa. no 8 l2k
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RkSg@ ANNUAL MEETING.-THE ANNUAL
- meeting Of THE UNION BENEVOLENT ASSO-
CiATioM vii be held at the rooms q SEVENTH
inst, at ~ o'clock. All Interested urgently invited
to be present. JOHN H. ATWOOD.
III 10 st Secretary.
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nSsyp ABSTRACT OF THE REPORT OF THE
~ CONDITION OF THE NATIONAL BANK OF
THE REPUBLIC, OF PHILADELPHIA, made TO
the Comptroller of the Currency, as shown by its
books at the close Of business on the 9th day Of Oc-
Anlon
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special meeting OF these bodies was held this
morning. the object being to approve the sureties Of
Ia nn,niAr IN. i.nun
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R6s- PHILADELPHIA UNIVERSITY, NINTH
Street, south OF Locust. Medical Department
Session ls697O commences October at ~ o'clock, with
a. oenefaI t hihtfouSes9ry by Join oBI KNE Esq Free
will call upon the Dean, w. PAINE, M D., the Uni
versity from to4 9 IS fmw 1bt
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nss~ COUPONS.-THE COUPONS OF THE
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS of the
WILMINGTON AND READING RAILROAD CO.,
maturing October /, will be paid free OF taxes, ami
after that date, at the Banking house of
WILLIAM PAINTER Il 90,
No. SO S. THIRD Street, Philadelphia.
WILLIAM S. HILLES
992H Secretary aud Treasurer.
, 1869-11-01
JRasIH JUNE
DESTRUCTION OF LICKING IN.
PRIMARY,

Ten SnsRAc pcraons Burned.
GFdnftttt o., t0e1 so> Lespst<k 70 uts Oalo Hssts
~}V1t1aAt.
Al oclbcf this morning 4 nre occurred II the
4calng County 1unfmssJ. situated Two miles
eoutA ~ tnls p'sot. The btaua and frame buud-
!n2s were DESTROYED. Tue former ~a4 occupied
y ttn lntsbe pets6ns, Ind when The nre wsa dlk-
eofcfea It *as too lAte 10 tetcuc them, they being
loeksd 10 thelr rooms and al peT1khed the yic-
t1ms names are Jonn Deeont, Noses casrolf, 3.
]. Mofter, VIZ. Van nyre, George Crtnes, samuel
Cktk, Jonn McMAnus+ Frank MaEun Julia Mor-
Ean, Ma hoa1uve1. Tbs f1re or1ctn2ted tfom the
tnfu4ce.
FrETHXR FAK1ICCLlBA.
IN addition 10 The above Nc have received the
Following ffpm Nj Morrison, Of t1i4 city, who
WAs pfe1eut at the lfe;
The innrnia1J IA .1tuaied In Unfon Towushlp,
4oo 10 the county, not neas any y71lsge OF toWn.
1ha Ese *&A di4c0refesi At about a. m. ON FTt-
Gay. NO ladders could BE- procured, aDd very EeW
btclefh There we're not more than tweltf 1--we
OF iht7fI Etrsous On the ground at A1J ooe
tile and these were compelled to ~itne43 the ILL.,
tfM soeAtta4 hH7t OF the nino 1nEn1te3 II tae
stone building, who could not be reached
When discovered, the nrt had buFutd the doors
thai led 70 the fo0nnR occupied BY the%e unio1u-
Aatef and they could not he TeacGe1 IN any way.
Their Efforts to eecare nj the tfua-basvet ~iado %
The FOOLS thus cus on were occupied By the worst
cas+a pf insAhe EhtuateA.
The stoue buildings, A. well hs the Iong franc
bCii,nE, Wtre ueftGheh from the 1nai1 tnrrn III
building, and this was NOT fnjntnef Tue rerson.
present made the g1easett exeftons 70 saVe ttfe
Hud prop.ltt, but, is lie result snows, succeed:c
mir n nHff
, 1869-11-01

The se.a1la tMo.l prnsocrat Of October g con-
talnA the announcement that the To.e1o i Seusno
Road bAs Lecn sod 10 the +" Iatl Grant K4lxaJ
hLd Tfuas Company ot. New loss. The el,:or
tnyz lc Is not III possession Of any de.als Of Tue
arrangement. hut Is assured that Il places the
eariy cunplct1on ot the rad betond coattn-
Qthct, Ald, therefore, ht c0nSfAtufates it Ineu1a
10 this turn in its anairs. Pr eontrn, however,
the saILe paper contains new advertisement for
psoposals, 10 te secet-e up TO- December H. fof
The R1ubbng. grading and mssousy OF the 70 ID. on
eisken miles IN pettta County, Eweut5.two IN
cooper. mud t.slse u uoxsr4 Tne aa:ssiiss. ,it
/ Seo+ho Railroad Conrany," which books - Il
tnls latter company had neither been merged nt'r
dissolved. Particulars, hoNetes, are promised
ne1t wick.
The pansille Ii7) Ctmra<,esal Of Ock p, ssr.:
"Woik has been eommebcet1 on the Wabash fal-
read bridge of tic TerFc liauie 4 Danyille Ralt-
rus1j, at u point abort distance aEstSe EAatouL
The rotte Of this road has been permanently 10
cats i from TusllefA Mn, on tnt TsI1c nAa3e I
Rockville Road. TO q r'otat one and hAlf u1Nes
torlheast Of EuRepe."
Ths Toledo, Wabash Naa1era kailEaad. u u
raid, Is Negotiating f1r the CoutEo! ot th. Peoria,
Pekin i Jarkkonvtle 1ia'lFs,aa II the neGouA
t.or IA Effected, the line vii be e1tepaed frotu
Jacksonville TO ST. L0u4t.
, 1869-11-01
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

SATCHUAT kfEHEa uet j.
sales eG tran. heur and I1v4,ton. SlA p ioan M
r. sd h+et to tne u,aa eha1Ees Of storage. ans'
'thtf 'thhtf4TrEKT+<iI-d X pfTi nsu ~: shipped. 4x ns
Tbs eut4T alft Aay lafet IN atcess .! The tttnana
stsadN snd pfst.. s1.ar HeAk .no iaexa
svrr k.a very ftw sA,ts u ttt oatFd. 9uotsso 1ha
Il e~trS AfF the r4tees furytpt EholtF dairy. =
~: fair to td tnh sd akin. totafnn Tta
i:.s ~. - = rka ana n"1 e :; r., -. = I III
uaunlsG~A .noaersse bas!ntss r.s dank e bsx. +
x1nr MA wteve ~ere s1rsty well soetained u
IL falo . In f.nfe: bsaIk. &rs Auaaxn ME: Lev,
istnp A. <sas; LndoN A. zig kot1 a1t4. VI
T.us. sSe: Anss.f.a a Ais!s A1t.esSxsa; Sxss: Nj
~ MR;s5M CoRx-1s++seeA. II "a D.; sh.petd. e.
~ T. 1ht ssoeks ~ .dn.y aEfstps ~ ts3 En-
r.: - -. ~ x sFsnft x psf
HEAhS-Tha snaskEt - dull = : ranEe q SI4s4s +
.ta Ts ID to quality 4nd rouaG9 oa e. = = S
Ii hr rotr MEDIUM 1t 1lA
AannifiSs AAMasnLs.iss 4 ~ suns - u u III o 1eurtzea
f:HEhaE-The deAAoa TOT to@csp Y - talfu ees4t.
kcf ihis rxt,d oi ths ~sek- I'D piine e21 xssT v
rrttta hl1. II th< lase aay1oet Catctonn ssaa ~ N
s1tIot = ,egs .na'Wss We ps.; at s. IL - ieo-:
ishc: Warn Resrr.a iIA1Alsse. ....,,
| Ej4L--1be nAzhrk HA aet1scs Aaa lot A1Iat.1sts
rsises we're vs11 n1 QuetstSna iE1s3a - 1,s
u .oilows: I<hish !unnp ~ FL p,r w
u. n alNsf|ta N|a.r. 5a5 R5ss, r. I'd ~ %nss Bsai
/ = q. Ijl5nnts eosl 160+@k1A
CUkfKk-Iha hzp1taoeal II 1A1s 1aAsxAk WA II"
, 1869-11-01

TIC Eorrlay styles this Reh*Un Apat7 ron Hahkt
which assa,s ieads+ arc BLACK or *nHe A..sseoaa.
, The A&t.sehau tetnSe,t xt,h Ena'A hair. with Eua
to match. constitute the most useful and cconom-
: ira! SIT Of furr which have been scco fot = long
, time, necnnst, With s1ch ret co other e'af Is
j. n,eted. ...
The wh,te Asraenan ciosks, as hare rcma1tcl
+, | te{qer arc fashionable Tor nat'c~c hna eorces1
= nu re.~s The tlack AktrachAn fossas most dis
:, upxal.heA street ear1cnt, lMt ehnala alrar4 be
:. wo,n with nun to MACH Toere aFe also cosss
=. eor,c1c,l with = ,1crq f:!nge, which. With the
IN ! nru, ton.:iiu:c Tag tsomc aIt iEs17ensisc SCI
I, for theec who ao not want cloak An ordinary
~ ciea: Nh mu1 costs City dnlla1; fo!'1s, villa
~ :. u.ur, In htscs a. white ANrschsn. costs
ct,ecu or twrutJ. There h:c, hcWrFcs,
:. ca1ktis:e erte ;hls keasoo 1ecT than
ever t..Iia.ci ixfotc. the surface d wnicn nas
y. the appearance Of satin n.erf* Al nrst 1IEn one
~ | woula think TINT tho fur had passed ~ alt
a, aud uachLnet4 Ito thcss ttauttfEl dcsxphs bas,
IN tcal,,y /, II tue natural sppe.faucc Of the skin
=, O. very ynnpy o1 >t!M harN an.Hh aud tue Eas'
mcrts aYc therefore, con.idrred very choice Aad
M very rare. ....... ....-....-
'' MINK u re..cect IN price from former seasont
nj, and ,er, Ross set Gao Low be obtained as fFoh
hs s40 10 80. .......
NC Etui.c Il, as usea,, tcsa1ccd ~ the "dsess
r.s fer.
-. Cnildstnx sea arc compo*cd either Of efmlne
~, or ct,nch,lla or sGn,r7el fur. cninchnls If tn
sottc.t and ptetttess for vcTt nttfe rs's The fet
n, copMat Of EtrNFh{ col12Y hpo noc&GI Nuas usa"
49, | rnrr,tcsl 1lIh thc head OF Tho ANIMAL
Ttrtc arc also tst4 os Afttnehan, cnussstuR O
eapc, collar, SID nufl, the price OF which ssi2.
IN, ORNAMENTAL so7ntSaa.
M. Iuch chenille fr1ngts and soft, llShk whit
.o feather frtngrs used for trimming cverlng ~
rrerptIon drekse4 ~ lsdies who arc ttrA Of lac
,n. and rA1fn deeeraason4 whse ftAlhey irlnxo otc
- white ean, rnauvc at'k, or blue "elacscr salt
hv Werc nipsca may hc trimmed with ssca wn''
chr nile f,trRe and white - moss " q sort Of u
very velvet plush, headsDz.
,..r l.lack tans, Win ever.tfs aAd gold nouut.nl
= N I arr ,nc latest PAststau aty1ts.
ona VEN recent French novelties consist Of port
.n. t,nnna,es, b1acelets, cnatetalnes and cvcn ca
r,nrx. orn.mented With Z medallion, tato which
: !, rn,nuto watch, I perfect unoekcereE. . insr
.luccd. ... ..... -
,Sr. with hack slk tei.etfes, or red SIX tsiutDe
M with l,,ack lacst gold jcvolsy II HoFn OF det
,er, color. which u called tne Aosssnssa Ee!A II
na1 designs arc noors End t1ngs. or heads o. hors
y.rr- Ahoea heavily trtnFed.
I'M, lille scarlet railor tsckcts ART Tho rnEc nd
hose aiming young ladies'
fyets sro more fashionable for street Teai TIL
n lounetx. Tho nlgh-cruNntd TJrolean hasA
md The iaynYte stJe, In light k1aJ or b'sok 1ett
blsts strav, hound With vs'ses and trimmed n
p1e- t,pad-rtbbea ribbon, r!ume Of aeoat fe&sne'
, 1869-11-01

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{tehutldrrt liA<; atsz. i1ANItks; B3rats SteastnA
UipHGEWas plenty and rtnw tt ss1e II \ Fansa u
a. ius .GU rsr hrh AeeGldsos e quality:
pKtsaaD 1&ia-8Ales It. -lnde the fo1loWta& Ill
trsEd. n %1leQ: u 4lAtA
E{it;sThr4o 4AA q tbEfA F1ppty IN The ma1fN fn'
day. bat NJ DEF xo<d demand prirpA Nero fully N1s-
tAfp+d. salea nektnn 4 48t835e pt AaE~
eulIr a he market for Soo4a coming under this bead
Thttc ~ fs4f puslness doing IN both ktea md dfta1
frnJ;s .Ed duefafions we7t well sustalned al AIoGnd
We rrpeat oar .3st. - 1eIoHs.