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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-25
POLITICAL NOTES.

Henry s. Randall, author Of the "Life OF
Jefferson" aud formerly Secretary OF state for New
York th Democratic candidate io- Assembly in Cor
land County.
Thomas !. Jones has withdrawn from the
FOR Congress in the With District Of Kentucky, TO
produce peace in the Democratic party Dir. Jones is
the present member
Gen. n. p. Banks has accepted the nOmina-
ton for Congress by Labor ReiOrmers Of the With
District Of Massachusetts He has also been nominated
by the Republicans.
l.. l.. King OF the Free Trade, Gratz- Brown,
Boiling fraternity OF Missouri, HIS withdrawn as a cand
late for Congress in the With District Of that State,
favor of George A. Smith, one Of the same sort
Robert c. Pitman Of New Bedford is the
candidate OF the "voters of the First Congregational Dis
trc OF Massachusetts, irrespective OF party, who are
opposed 20 the reelection OF Hon. James Burlington
Congress"
A dispatch signed by n. NJ. Allen and W.
L. sessions from Dunkrk n. Y, Oct. "a, says: 1.-THE
Republican candidates for Congress in the District and
their friends have at last agreed to unite their efforts
Mr. Allen wiLdraws from the contest, leaving Mr.
sons IN the field"
The Massachusetts, Labor RcfoTrers have
Withdrawn the uamG Of NJ ClotayI-c7 oanCiiate for
Lieutenant Governor, and substt iit o. Henry "
Bishop Of LenOx. The slcd Iyr that course
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Spetial Notices.

Nicol & Davidson,
No. 6s6 BROADWAY, NEAR GREAT JoNEs-ST,
having engaged French Goods lOre the Htedred with III
manufacturers offering
AT VERY LOW PRICES
300 PACKAGES OF WHITE CHINA. DECORATED CHINA
GLASSWARE REAL BKOEES CONPOsItOS BaOALBs
CLOCKS. MANTEL SETS, JAEDISEREs ARTIFICIAL Flow
Frs BISoUE FIGURES, &c.
Also Of our msnufact-re,
CUTLERY, sILvRG-FLATE WARE AND GA2-FIXTU2ES.
ILLUMINATED CHANDELIERS AND CAS-iIXTU2ES,
"a speciality by artist,
AL colors to match furniture and room decor,toua
New nlackcrel, fat and Delicious.
NEW LARD,
White STOW AID sweet nut
NEW SHARP AND MILD CHEESE
From the lIerkmer Fscioaes
NEW SWEET CIDER,
Very Choice in harrht
OLD CIDER VINEGAR,
Errs sharp and fine fagorcd
BUTTER, BUTTER. BUTTER,
for cooking bakers AT whOlssa, oy for cash BY
PARKER &C. PERRlNE,
Wboesae Dealers in Fish, Proyia Salt. and Butter,
124 wARBEN-sT. One door from wcs.s-
billiards.
PuELAE J. COLLENDsi,
Mlnuflcturers Of the
STANDARD AMERICAN BILLIARD TABLES
illustrated c. al.gIes % D ir.l-
w.rerooms 1913 broadysy, Srr.Yorf.
specinIty. Light Locon0iiye,
a6aped grades, short curves a.. w. rails fo eonaefor
Also for coal and mines llber G1cs qgre
I'd Ill Par rb,ogr,t1s and fiiI nf,rmstol s.,t,s,
SMITH POKfBK. itss5uryh, Pous-
Misssquoi sprlna Hstef.-Aa .-.alUe rEel for disease
VI NC 'A-''' j. MILHAU SONS, 1888 broadway.
splendid tract of 80 Acres IN pot ao aIeg the Dr.
pAiix 40 AlC TI0y October IS See Advertisement
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nenty located much smaller tract II the matter had
been rightly managed What is 10 DO done with them
now Il IA not easy tell An attempt to build tho road
on tho route proposed and refusal to recognize Of
tho rights which they claim Will undoubtedly lead 10
trouble and that Of serious kind. The Three tribes
number fully $500 persons and their bravery "a unques'
toned especially by he SiOax who dare not attack mem
except with large odds In their favor They seem SLOW
10 go 10 war and their confidence in the Government
very strong; but II this confidence u once enuIey
destroyed they may become determined ana pSrsio'o'
enemies. =. -.
II might be Thought that therc was plenty OF ann nv
other points. where they might be placed Dns Wni9
there ID that is available TO the cast OF nOr VI
them for this purpose, that TO the south ana We, ~
claimed by the different bands OF Sioux, VINO are cIr
enemies. and who rather prefer lighting 10 any DINER
exercise when the least shadow OF pretext ~ gwen
them. The agent writes TO the Governor urging that
shall be taken 10 some lands 70 thc,
and especially those which have been cultivated Tor heir
benefit In view OF the uncertainty Of this however, ne
hes stopped tho five which had been breaking
ground for month past for next years crops and an
his intention TO discharge about hall OF tho en-
poyes IA soon steamboat arrives 20 take them home
DIR. WIN. r. Cady who has been for months past,
Acting Commissioner OF Indian Affairs ut Washington
has been assigned 10 duty at the Grand River Agency in
this Territory vice Major A. Hea, relieved under the
provisions OF the Army bill DR. Cady could find no
better place to study the Indian character IN Of it's
Widest phases than at Grand River. among The warlko
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sold in advance to the Erie Railroad and plant tooi Oh
the robbers he again made Goyernorf srLUbhS'
Corning, n. T., Oct. 81
ANOTHER CASE OF TIE SAME SORT.
Il. w. Pcarsall Democratic candidate ior
Assembly from Suffolk County, has informed certain OF
the Republican employees of the Long Island haIoau
that they are to receive order to vote Tor hi' on
the president OF the road on penalty Of being
from their situations should they fail to obey the order
II is true that Mr. Oliver CharlIck any oce o o
road has issued intends to issue, such an oruer' o
public ought to know It, Where men are forced 10 'o'o
against their convictions the right Of suffrage becomes
sham, and the who would stoop to employ such
to election, may be it for Denioor"o
Member OF Assembly, ms things CO. MI fearSah "iu9'
have lively OF his popularity In MS county,
10 believe It necessary TO threaten and coerce men into
voting for him.
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CEeo-E1ycrrDs
DIED..



ALLArRg-On Monday Phete Eep beloved vie Of chas
Allsire in the flst year o. herage.
r 9 .,s' 59 sfi h.. s & ere ~ w 9if1 lI iss
Wednesday Oct 26 he mn hs win he tslon 70 ss.-
ss ssIii Is sni Fourthsye. al O'Clock N.
ABBuCHLE-Ot 80 MARY Cung daughter Of the late Rev. Jsnes
Rea5es and friend. invited to attend the tre-l ron &. ressHe.
n. Remains be Blooming G%,e o,o9s- 60 NY
"Wednesday 2ot, b Ae Lre RAILROAD Inn VIII '4'e 'er>sf
CoSsiANTSBAt Point Sunday "a inst Care dAuShss
Notice Of faaerai leresiier
DAyDsOS-A BROOKLYN L. L. Monday Oct; a. Archibald Stari 400
o! John aud Ann Davidson, aged u years
Notice Of funeral tomorrow.
DRvyEoa Sunday evening 2i inst Thomas neyac aged 70 ye.r
formerly Matanoro Mexico ard Tor many resilient OF thus
us Trend. and respectfully invited and bis 'unerni
on eseBce, no. - hes Washing o. psee on wednesday
morII .ft nt az y oeoel lrec '9l.9 lea b S ear
Ter Of sIha,e. and West wasaihstonpse at that h,lr
HAIGIT-At Chaplqua wescesrer Co.. Oct 2 Bl Jlne wife Of
John HAgh daughter Of tie Lite Ee41ea W-5-a aged 20
ld the if fs r@ 1 bee late reGcac .; o 7e
ing Iionse Chapp.qua at II o'clock ol "elnes4a o % ts
leave Twenty si1.l-st station 0t T. d.
HALLOCKAt Rush Co. ~ " SATURDAY Oct e. Wsier
youngest James and Cabarne laIock
UALPINhe funeral John H1nn vii BE hc At HIS afs
residence RAILWAY j. on TUESDAY, al u H. Ian caves
and o'clock, foot o. Cor.Lnii-s
UICYOK-On Sunday morning 1910 Grace Youngest daughter
OF Geo. 8 and Angelene fickok sgei years.
Fa IN a, on n T9e9 Ts ls; n Se.YoI
Friends and relatives respectfully invited to attend!
HOBART-A. Fshkllon.Husou, Monday, 0c' q. Dsyos
Tie and friends Of The family Invited att nd ~ fnre-a o.
WelneSay the inst 81 Lakes Chuch, Aaeasal. 81
O'Clock IN.
Fsiio Switzerland on Oct g. 1870 joseph Noer
s8th year Of his
powERs-on Saturday, ~ Sarah Powers in her "a
The alive, friends a.sni funeral from the resi-
deuce of her SON Powers 80. II MooAst WaAs5gh %
ho8iay, H. al O'Clock.
sEaMAE-on Sunday evening Oct % 1870 Lingering nA
William r.. only son Of Nilct and susan ". Saran.
The relatives and respectfully invited attend the faners
services bis late No. 10 Wet tOIiecnhs %
Wednesday, Oct %, at LIS N.
STEVENSOn Mona Oct a. Susan wife OF Samuel Seels IN me
4sI year OF her -.
The invited sn The funeral services be-
residence. Thiave Welnestay Oct D. a. O'Clock
YEATOYOn Sunday night Oct. 30 Ella wife oOn, feaion, aoS
Of he John Sullivan Of NeW-lllnp hire
friends Of he family respectful g'l ~ aeni hs
Wednesday from her late residence i1 hcAsse.
near PerreuOnt.st. BrOJAlyn without iirlet rO,lce
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CONGREss-vIrn DISTRICT-A SPLIT.

a Republican Convention of Delegates to
nominate candidate for Congress in the With District
Ninth, Fifteenth, and Sixteenth Wards met on
Thursday evening last when it found that out Of
delegates the seats of 81 contested For the time
being all claiming seats admitted, and in cases OF
contested seats each claimant was allowed
bali vote. Mr.. Hugh Gardner was chosen Chair
man, and committee OF nine, made up from
chose delegates whose seats not contested, was
Amounted to examine credentials and report at an adj
fourned meeting who were entitled to the disputed
seats. The Convention adjourned to meet at No. $50
Ehthave last evening According TO the statement OF
Mr. Gardner when the delegates arrived at the Hail.
rshey found 1t in the possession OF the police VINO
claimed to determine who were delegates, or,
IN other words, who should enter the Han
This was objected TO by the Chairman Mr. Gardner, and
ans friends who insisted that the Convention itself, and
not police the proper judges to determine who
were members Of the body, question which should be
decided after hearing the report OF the Committee
Under this state of things the uncontested dele
yates proceeded to another hall, 1G EighthaYe.,
Headquarters OF the Republican Association
OF the Sixteenth Ward, where Mr.. Gardner
cook the chair when the Committee made its report as
% the contesting delegates which was adopted and the
Convention proceeded to nominate candidate for Con-
gress An informal ballot resulted as follows: Chas s.
spencer. AZ; a. j. IL. Dugaune, o Spencer Benedict,
l. Mr. Spencer tbereupon declined the further use Of
his name and nominated Horace Greeley formal bal
lot was then taken and Mr.. Greeley was unanimously
nominated by the Convention. Messrs George James
W. Farr Alex II. Keech, John d. Lawson, and Charles
e Spencer were appointed Committee to inform him Of
bis nomination and the Convention adjourned
TIE OTHER SIDE.
The remaining claimants, or delegates, as the case
may be. headed by George Hepburn and Charles p.
Shaw, held meeting, at which Mr. Thomas
e. Stuart was nominated Mr.. Shaw reports
hi. Convention as follows: The With Dis
Jrict Union Republican Congressional Convention
met al No. go Eighth-ayc, pursuant 10 inc
call Of the Union General Committee and after cauhs
the roll of delegates proceeded TO perfect permanent
organization by sslccng me Hon. Sanford l. MacoiloI'
Chairman, and Charles T. Polhamus and Major joseph
FORBES Secretaries After an exchange OF views rea-
Give The best Of promoting the success oI inc
Union party in selecting s-aDlc standaIdoeaIef as
candidate CJugIo sAe LOn Thomas j. stewart was
nominated by reclamation. After the appointment OF
subcommittee 10 tender Nh stewart the nomination.
the Convention adjourned subject TO the call OF the
Chairman, with enthusiastic cheers Tor the admlmsa-
tOn OF Cen Grant and the o. the Union state
aud Con- s.Olai nominations
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FORWARDED.
JOHN HOOPER CO., ADVERTISING AGENTS.

The veteran John Hooper, one of the found
ers OF advertising agencies in this country and his part
ner Mr. George W. wayre, have lately sold their bust
ness at No Al Park-row to Messrs George p. Rowe &
Co. who are advertising agents OF wide rep
utaton Mr Hooper was solicitor Of advertisements for
THE TRIBUNE at the time of its foundation, but MS
energy and ambition soon led him TO establish an agency
OF his own in Fultonst in 1912. Within ten years 10
achieved handsome fortune. In 1885, Mr. Way.cp..
came Mr. Hoopcrs assistant and after six years OF per
severing industry, taken in as partner WIN ,rs
third interest, which increased % one nan wv"
later I'm 1880 the firm removed TO The TiDeS bhiuns'
and since then their combined tact inte63 '1sr %,
try, have carried them steadily onward lu -nership
fortune. During the eleven years Of Their p"''He'
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SELLING OUT TO THE PARTY THAT OFFERS THE
Prom Tbs NJ lWaukee sentinel


Mrs. LivermOre was a regular delegate to the
Massachusetts Republican Convention and entitled OF
coursc to uer motion, make speech vote, or do any
thing which any delegate could do. She appears, how
ever 10 have taken tine floor in hor wholly outside
capacity as member of Womans Suffrage State Central
Committee, instructed to mcmOralZo the Republican
Convention whether TINS was or was not an luIru-
sion OF the sentiments expressed by Mis- lVerrnore
showed concsyely that she ut least had not learned
1.-THE the duty must accept DcfOo they can DC
honest pCIi'fr9ns and voters. I'VE count good many
tongues" she said land good many resonte purposes
We have learned power and are now IN Tor the war,
and we shall not give it till We WIN Don't allow us
to run tho gauntlet the democratic party, rhich rH
belong and be received by you. Accept us, pass
nv H." II Mrs Liycrmore is Republican in
principle which she certainly profeSsed 10 Dc when sho
accented the position Of d. cgate from Republican prl
mary uertiuc. common honesty requires Der 10 work
within tbe lines fixed by Republican principles II sno
l. Democrat il requires her TO affiliate with inc De-
mocrncy gpcnly and honestly mon do II sho Is
neither The one nor tho Other, but Ia merely woman,
without pOlitical principles, except the desire 10 vote,
and Ina Tie market for the party which VIII take nef on
tbe terms most agreeable to her. we are bound 10 say
at be could not do thing for her cause than TO
Tins stand on sale between PARTIES which represent mo
praycs opposng interests. II she means to say that the
Irmocr sh m have her II the Republicans do not ac-
cent her she mih "a well understand at once that such
want OF principles will suit the Democracy, but can
never bc other than offensive and shame m the eyes OF
good Republicans such compose tho RepuDlcan party
In NossicbusettJ IL viii surprise uS very much II tho
more iudcious friends the Womans Movement In Mas
sachustI arc not alelateG by this hardly hall honest
apuearauce IN a political convention.
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SnrTH CAROLINA ELECTION.

The Republican of Charleston, 5. c., Of the
sis says that the Republican party is thoroughly vico
rious making clean sweep of the State y 10000 major
fly and Congress tickets, and electng than two
thirds of each branch OF the Legislature Also that they
have succeeded least of the 81 counties Of the
State The Charleston Courier on the other hand. insists
Chat fair count Of the votes would show majority for
Che opposition ticket but intmatcs that fair count win
had The Charleston Ners comedies the election
OF the Republican State ticket but claims the election Of
Col McKessick Union Reform to Congress from the WITH
District We shall have the official figures in few days.
which win end the controversy till the next election.
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THE CITY CENSUS.
COMPLETE OFFICIAL RETURNS.
a =, q n 4 a. a.

COMPLETE
To tke razor Of The tribune
SIR: Tho census OF the City Of NewYork being com
pleed and the time having passed during which all per-
were invited to make complaints and statements,
for the purpose OF correcting the Statistics ana every
complaint and statement made to or received at
this Office having been carefully examined and
the statistics having been corrected thereby,
and the day appointed by the Joint Com.
mittee Of the Boards OF Aldermen and Assistant Alder
the subject of the having passed without
the attendance of person having any information TO
give IN regard 10 census Deficiencies respectfully sub
init tabular statement OF the of this City. Your
obedient servant
GEoLGE IT SHARPE United States Marshal.
Nec YORK, Oct. a. 1870.
Tho following the complete official returns of the
City by districts and wards:
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FISK ORDERS HIS sUBoRDNATEs TO VOTE FOR
HOFFMAN.


To fhs Edftor Of The Tribune.
SIR: 1t is perhaps worthy the notice OF the
ndependeut voters Of this State that the present mana
GERS OF the Erie Railroad cndeavornS to force all
their employes TO vote for Hoffman and the Democratic
Assembly nominees They have not even the grace 10
ask but they directly order all Erie employees to vote as
they are hidden Tie confidential agent OF James FISH,
ir Co. is now in this vicinity, calling on all station
AGENTS conductors and other ubordnates and he says
IN them i'm plain terms that the Erie Company req""
every man in its service TO support Holman ana lhe
Democratic candidates for the Assembly To quote MS
own Language he says Eve do MT care On WHATS inc
rest Of the ticket; you may paste on WIN
tbe pepublIcans all the rest, but we must
have Hoffman and the legislature 10 nose
Republicans who refuse to submit 10 this insulting
tyranny this agent Of Gould, Fisk, and tweed says:
Well my instructions 10 report every man anu MS
answer and you know what TO expect III thS us
reputable fashion is the Democratic canvass carried OH
here Erie Acknowledges that il must Obtain coh'foi vi
and own the Democratic Governor ana the LeslSai''
and IL attempts to force 10 barter ther cohNicuoh'
and their votes TO sell their franchise as American cu
zens, % corrupt railroad management Coud an! INNS
De moro disgraccful Does IL not slow That IinHhJ -
alarmed sg SIT p rs recllcssG Shall lsl Co. be permit
ted TO make slaves iroemen Shall the Legislature W
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"a tba, Mr. Chattaway after their nominations were
ade accented the Democratic nomination for tho same
Office
Gov. Stearns of New-Hampshire last night
annointed VIM. S. Ladd of the law firm of Ray d Laid
lancaster Judge OF tho Supreme Judicial Court, In
uaco Of the Hon. Harry ibbard OF Bath, who declined
,ho commitment Mr. Ladd is a strong Democrat, and
the only one ON tho present judicial bench in New
Hampshire.
Dennis Mccarthy announces himself as an
rndenendent candidate for Congress in the XXIId Dis
ic Of this state Cortland and Onondaga), against r.
Holland Duell the Republican candidate. Mr.. McCar-
thy is the present member and is stated that Robert
Mccarthy Democratic candidate, has withdrawn in
his Denniss) favor.
It is reported that L. j. Searle, one of the
Republican candidates for Congress In the lid District
OF Arkansas, has withdrawn in favor OF Thomas Boles
tho present member who elected In 1868 by 1000
jority The Democrats have party candidate. and it
is probable they will support Gen. Edwards, who has
been nominated an Independent"
The Republicans of Rensselaer, County have
nominated the following ticket for county officers:
Sheriff.. A. Quackenbush.
County 1rcdsurer.-JOhn J.. Blanchard.
Justice Of ScSsions.-R s. N. Wait.
Superintendent Of Poor.-Gershom Tabor
auditing Superintendent Of Poor.-George II. Wads-
worth.
C0roaers.-G. d. Golden John Lee, Michael O'Brien.
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LOCAL NOTES.
rAMMANY ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS.

The Tammany Assembly Conventions met
Lao, evening and made the following nominations: Dis
,tjrt Michael Madigan Nicbolas Muller having declined
70 accept nomnation Denis Burns; 8, John Hayes
JoLn J. Blair; o. George Loutre; G, Timothy j. Camp
N. p Tobu Carey: g. Martin Nachtman Din place Of
ter Nolan who doclincdE 9, james OMEN; 10,
ciri,opher fcckc IN the y l District the Convention
- mined without nominating; Il, WIN, ". tOJL; -,
m, hard Flanagan. IA. ADJOURNED 10. Alexander Froar
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Inc lremen had parade at MiddletOwn
$1,000. laerson, N. j., fremen present The
eceDia,9h enoed WITH mammoth ciaIn-i axe Owen ny
sanford sDoai, OF Norwak, Conn There was y ailoon
ascension ~ fr0 KING OF Boston, and loaes by tho
and A. b. Deming There were 1000 persons present
freight train got on the track at night aud the ex-
through until morning, and the PatS rson reinen were
detained Prof. King landed ten miles north OF Middle
fnt.
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AN ENIGMA.
AN ENIUMh.
To the Editor of The Trfbune

To the Editor of The Tribune'
SIR Why is it that the Democratic party
hugs to its bosom such "KnowNothings' as JAMES
Brooks, Fernando Wood, Oakley Hall, and Judse "oou-
ward (now NJ. c. from Pennsylvania) when that parry
is principally indebted to the foreign vote for its eh
ence And there is 8. s. Cox soliciting reeecuoh 70
Congress from his foreign Catholic constituents "
speaking so contemptuousy of the Pope ana ls sa'c
ltes, In the "Buckeye Abroad,"-Coxs obser'auois o
nevertheless particularly interesting at the present c
when such q change has taken place in Papai anaS
short extract will show the animus;
"VoiIa! the ycegerent of God, appears in MS TARA
and cloth gold around him swarm inisters Oh cfy
degree and shade of color; knees the rustic OF uo
red Cardinals shining in the hallowcd am anu i .i
Then be ascends TO the thrOnea fne-ooking iuliaceu
man. graceful and dignifed In bis bearing Ing I'. ~
mails bow kiss the hand, or as was lniOfineu, 'iS
diamond brilliant upon tho POpe's ring as token "a
reverence. An inferior order PROSTATE IheHsClSSs ~
tip their laba at the shoe of his Holiness W on Wlc
q cross Of silver. Glitter and pomp greater lha. N"'
had seen, could not surround the human lotIn r.,
had seen the head OF AntiChrist which Luthr IouEns
with much and berosu. The poor on man 20
forciby held in his uncomfortable seat py NJ IhIa,e
in Paris Vienna, and St. Petersburg, trcmDhng every
inch of him lest the whole machine should DC again
q shyers, and lac himself he snuHed OUT INV
candle that il longer wanted because d'Y 5is , 20
come The most prominent Cardinal IL Anlotih iUI
one more niche in St. Peters for Ptus Nno 10 Ill., anu
thus end The long line OF tho Holy Fathers "a not ODD
serve this did feel, that in Italy ana Europe the
people had become alive 10 compact OF tyranny
mails and priests who are without soul ana bynPduy
Not having families they know 10 tender lles OF St
husband. They sit in frgid, iceberg dignity III tne
large marble palaces and never warm except IN inc Ius
of power and pr0fgcy. Bribery is their argument ana
corruption the conclusion OF their justice" DC.
Ge5 York Oct ~ 1870 Az OLD SUBSCRIBER
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they have done business OF 100000 their adyertisne
iast year amounting TO ten times much as did II
yeaIs ago. several months will be spent ~ transferring
te mslness OF the old firm 10 purchasers after
Nh % MI wsyrc viii return 20 his native England. and
i. hooper will devote himself to HIS dute5 as Setre-
,ay ana Treasurer OF the Colwcs. Shaw Willard Man
Sompany, in which he is haIchoider Tho
tS,eefu and good wishes will follow both tbc.o
nuh,sg,n.~n IN ther retirement from mess with
winch they save been 10 long and honora y connected.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS
n c. Oct Spirits Turten1e hafe lower; ssl>s
Sole Cotton Mdnss, l5lc Tar. ~ g. koHs-Ss
sales
Gs. Oct 24Coon active and ayincod le Minss
l5}c sales, s3i bscss ript-. 81 lalcs
LOUIviLLE Oct 2i-Bagging ~ Coiton,iddlng lfe
POurErrs Family, 5 20 and unchanged Mes PORK
B,con srm Shoue li,r; Clear LIB Sil 1855
Clear Sies, A3c Lr Elc for fierce Bai! Tor teg Hans
Sugar Cured 2jc WHISKY To1acco qii
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A locomotive on the Pcrmont Branch OF
the Ere Railroad exploded at PiornOnt yesterday whio
some men were loading the tender with coal One Of the
men, owen Sullivan, was badly scalded.