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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-11-29

SHOOTING AT CoLLIEEvILLE.- Patrick
Gray, a painter and former resident Of
Memphis, was dangerously shot at Col
lierville, last evening, by a man named
Bowman. The latter was at once arrest
ed. Gray was shot in the head, and has
been in an unconscious condition ever
since the the shooting. The wound is nc
Doubt mortal.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-11-29

Go to Iyile a Shields for one pound
Of best Imperial tea; price 81 SO. IA
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-11-29

For the best article of Coal go 10
j. d. M. LOudOn, stanton Block, cor.
ner of Madison and Front. 27-t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-11-29

JUsT received, a nice lot Of choice New
York, Goshen and Western Reserve but
ter At LYTLE i SHIELDS,
III Nos. III and lis Poplar street
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-11-29

srrAM-rrrrrso at 8l5 Second st. 42t
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For white and Hack River.

Memphis White and Black River Packet
Through without rcshippine.
BELLE Dufsr.
MILL LEAVE THIS DAY.
w 18th instant. q pm. and rlss1T-4
continue In the trade throughout -
the season.
LARRY HARMsTAD 4 CO.. Ae'ts.
MOshy Block ~ Front street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-11-29

to see this wonderful exhibition of fine
and fancy goods. Hundreds went into
this strange storeroom at 2O9 Main street,
and were astonished to find that anything
they asked for could be obtained; and,
what is more wonderful, could be OBJ
tanned for a sum of money surprisingly
small. Indeed, 2O9 may be called the
Half-Dollar Store, for those articles which
you would have to pay one dollar for at
many places could here be obtained
for half dollar Thousands of articles
which would bewilder the mind to remem-
Der can be bought at prices ranging from
twenty-five cents to one dollar. Every
thing contained in fancy store can here
be found, No wonder the visitors at this
store experienced
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-11-29
FOR PsL!A NTE r. :

keep constantly FULL AND FRESH STOCKS Of the following Goods
which will be sold at CORRESPONDENCE LOW PRICES:
Bachelors full stock Kip Boots and Brogans
Full lines of Clothing and Hats;
Tweeds Kerseys Beverly Twils, Sanes,
Cassimeres, Plaid and Striped 0snaburgs
Heavy andB leached Domestc White Lneys,
AVN All OTxxER 6,OODS FOR PLANTATION USE
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-11-29
BOARDING.
NURSERY.

DOARDING.- HOUSE. 10.
ID and Ill Adams street. Board moderate.
ll5-t Y. II. MIIITEM0RE. Prop'r:
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-11-29
PUBLIC LEDGER.
Office: No. 13 Madison Street.
LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION.
THE CITY.

PITTsBURG and Camel coal and gas
coke. Brown & Jones, office 2s2 Main
street. Bethel Block. I
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-11-29

ut the cheapness of all articles. But
the reason is that the proprietors are
connected with large manufacturing
establishments in Europe, and their
goods are directly imported. Yes
terday being the grand opening day,
the store was crowded from morning
until night by hundreds, purchasing the
cheap goods. Go and see this wonder,
full store, at 200 Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-11-29

ST. Louis and New Orleans Packet Company
For Nicksburr. Natchcl and New orleees-
olive BRANCH. Captain J. 7. McCUri.
MILL LEAVE THIS DAY. H. I.
w 1lh inst. n pm. - -
~ Madison street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-11-29

ERM1xE cleaned at 81 Main St, L
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ForUelena and Frinr,s Point.

Regular Memphis, Helena and Friar's Point
Tri-Weekly United States Mail Packet.
A. j. WHITE, Captain Geo. Malone.
H,HIS NEW AND MAGNIFI- IT,
IL cent steamer will leave Mem sllsn -
phis every TUESDAY, THURS A1z=sss=,-zssss
DAY and SATURDAY, at pm. For freight
orpassage apply on board. est
st. Francis River Packet Line-Reg-
ular Tuesday and Friday Packet.
For the Bends, Helena and st. Francis river
Tho nnw and elenant ssen ger steamnr
New-York tribune., 1870-10-08
AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY.

The Board of Managers, at the last meet
ing recognized auxares, one in each Of the
states OF Minnesota Missouri Tennessee Texas Georgia.
Alabama, and Mississippi. Mr. Andrew NJ. Milne Of
MOntevdeO, s. A. reports great increase in the demand
the Scriptures and announces further potponemen
of the Exposition at COrdova. Mr. Lawrence OF Barcelona
SPAIN reports the safe arrival OF books and hnde
arising political troubles and the existence yel-
fever but yet presents features OF
in the work. Tine Rev u. q. Snow asks authority 10
print the Gospels of Matthew and Luke in the Kusaen
language. Thc Rev. j. f. Pogue OF Honolulu desires
grant printing 1000 copies OF Matthew and Mark in
tine POnape language, Ascension Islands. Col. f. w.
Haultain Montreal, returns thanks for grant of 500
French Testaments u the French Canadian Missionary
society The Hon. f. j. Roye, President OF the Liberan
Republic. returns thanks for copy Of the Holy Blbe.
IL was resolved 10 make arrangements for
the Armenian Scriptures at COnsantinople Grants Of
books made to Mr.. j. 3. PersOn marine agent OF
te NewYork Bible Society for vessels sailing foreign
ports; TO the agent for New England the Rev. w. IA.
10 the Rev. A. H. de Mora, for distribution in Lisbon,
Portugal the Valparaiso Bible Society south Ameri
ca for local demands To the Rev j. de Palma
aton among Cubans In this cy To the Baptist sunday
School Union In this city, aud TO Others Number OF
VOLUMES granted $685. including FIVE volumes raised
letter for the blind besides which there were granted To
yarOus auxiliary societies. Bibles and Tcstaens to the
value of N 25 49, For foreign WORK In funds the fol-
having grants made To the Missionary society Of
The Protestant Episcopal Church. 81 800; to the Mission
ary society Of the Methodist Episcopal Church $780, and
In the Hawaiian Evangelical Association, SAL rs, for
printing Matthew and Luke IN the Kusaen language.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-08
CUBA .AGAIN-AN APPEAL.

The ladies who wear sympathy in their
hearts and Cuba their sleeves met yesterday at the
residence Of Mrs. j. Roosevelt. Various modes of ao
quirng funds discussed IL decided that com
bned attacks should be made upon all the chief dry goods
establishments Of the city by the pretty councillors Tie
opening Of Cuban Relief Depot talked OF with ami
mato but twas feared that the OF the society
would not permit such extravaganza. Diligence In
collecting donations enjohed the officers desire
to dispatch supplies by Gen Jordan at the end OF the
mouth. Uninade stufs are particularly asked Tor.
Inc Chairman OF tine Executive COMMITTEE real tne
iOlI0wlDg Appeal Of the American WOncns Ala society
for the relief OF Cuban women and children:
We earnestly ea Auedc for sympathy and all In the ease OF
ruenhe u Scare th 90 not read OF Cnoan
pSs t on tie te peisbny the scano, beoaa they dare
TO stre 0f independence Many d. things lout e
hng tat ese have families Who titus deprived OF
their naiura PROJECTORS Nd losing Whateyer they
by Bseon absolutely noeylfts f1en
lees ana shree IL for lese victim. o. he Revolution that
beg contributions Send clothing old and see
wleh he soI a. aucon We Ameneans eanroi
be Indifferent 10 struggling lister PEOPLE end viii not this oas
forget the sympathy ad generosity for which they distinguished
Dona ms Of all kinds VII be received by Mrs Roosevelt No 90
BroadEay
Toe appeal is signed by Mrs. Judge Roosevelt, Mrs.
+. {. ID remus, Mrs. James w. Gerard, Mrs James
Parton Mrs. Coas, Mrs. Ylayerde, Mrs Barrett, Mrs.
Mead brs. l.. G. Phelps, Mrs. Il. B. Connolly, Mines.
Quesida aud jordan, and the Carey sisters
New-York tribune., 1870-10-08
THE STATE or TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.


LoSDoS OFT 7-llD w.Consos openel at S2i r money anil
81 iI TIE account Ancrcn securities and sea Unte states
I'eT~eny bonds 1902 si 1903, OH 9i lS Jli Ienfortes
30 sooAs a Ene Hallway shares 10, limos Centss llJ. At
ln,ie shd Great Western, ~
byENPooI Oct 1-:0 a. m-Coton opened realyi Mriiiug
UFlaBa StLi Adding Osns 81; OF the vek, 1900 ae,
liJ Tor speculation stock port .d OO bales.
lJUb Amencdn Of the week n!eO bales U) American
Wheat sass y cn for No. Red Western, aud s3d9s ior Rcd
Wntr.
LoSDos Oct 7-l1 mConsos for money s! tor account s
Ameucau teclt ~ et Stocas
SEKPUoL Oct LIB m.hheSt, 1912 ceB for CaiOrna
While ad TOR Rel Wbe. TIE Mhcal this for
past days have L. quarters wLith so
Amer COrn. % per quarter Vs. buS fcl Dib
quarter tor Canadian Pok O7 Dbl Eastern Prime ss Larl,
6 cSt Bacon 5 per eat lor Cut Taos 4
LoSDoS, oe. 7.-Spem Oil declining at 29ldeR Pton.
ASIwERP, Oct 1Peroeam oIene Eat 81 francs for STANDARD
WHIT.
LWERPoo Oct 73ao mStOes OF Cotton bound to this
24t0O baes; 2J0D AHenn The market for and brs
at MancLe ter ID Aat and uOAini.
LohDOs oct 14:O m-Conso closed 92i for an R
aa f tie aeeoaIt Amran Seenrs quiet and stead pne
Saes FvetveBy bonds l86l Sll 1905 90 1901 89s enfr
So STOCKS steady Ire Railway Shares lJ Illinois Central ll
Atlantic aud reit Western. 81.
LrvRuooL Oct 7-t;o IN Cotton closes quiet; Mddlng Up
a. ddirg 3D. sales of the day lOO iaes
O1 bae, o sPecdton AMI export Pork declining Isilow de
einug.
Lo'noS, Oct An m-Linsecd OIL, a3 TurFenne p a
11,l Ame i.an ilos
1-P trolelm elosei irmer
New-York tribune., 1870-10-08
FAIRS.
AMERICAN INSTITUTE FAIR.

The Empire Rink is still visited daily by
thousands Of curious seekers after that mingled nstruc
ton aud amusement which the Fair is happily de-
signed afford. The most extraordinary feature just
the artificial skating pond which IL in process Of
rapid formation by means Of CarTes remarkable Ice ma
cbine. Toe horticultural department Is still worth
visit. Among the flowers lately entered are some fine
cOxeombs exhibited by Mrs. Anna sOutar OF Newark
Herring, FaIrel q sherman OF Broadway exhibit
two nre-proOf safes, one sldc-board safe, one
burglar proof cylinder safe, and toilet
safe. Zach Of the fre-proof safes is topped
with writing desk-one Tor Oee and the other
for banks. The latter has door which swings with
balancing lever aud becomes writing table when
opened; and there is also small burgarpTOOf safe let
side OF it. The ey Under safe Is raised and low
cred on "a by OF ornamental handles, and
f xfIaOTdinary strength All these safes well
alf admirably furnished. Herring, Farrell q Sherman
asO exhibit three combination lOeks-tho Yale and ir
gent. made IN Rochester, aud the Dexter, made by
tle nsclNcs.
Porter Brothers Co. OF Broadway exhibit patent cone
buttons for pantaoOns and machine which puts them
on al rate per hour In attaching these buttons
an eyelet Is spread inside thattle fastt ng entirely
concealed aud only one length of Tiyet is needed for all
tbckuesses OF cloth. The Tye head is neatly covered
win aud cannot pd through, while the button Is
New-York tribune., 1870-10-08
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM CIARLRsTOS-In mshp Jane, Agcr Oct MS ~
Kennel W Ke g. Bglner C5pt NtsOat U. .osst
ami wife Miss Bnma Bords hss'es G. sni A. CshgaI "
Beogs T. J. Khaun Geo. williamson Ths. AZ NV x hoI.ns
g. Endyer W. Tuner r. hcLsTas v honas j. r. Men
dell r. e.. Waer. -
FROA HAvRE-In steamship ST. Laurent oe' 1Mr Mitsiewer
Mrs agaye ch and Mrs stern and servant
NJ. and AsehFnn NJ. Msitreean AID
serysut M and Mt Parsons A. LAre Ma Wise AM en rem
and Mr Fair Ms and Miss kei ard srysut, hT Pupk
Caysrr, Wide and children. Mr. Mrs and
Sooe Mr. Mr.. Trnu Mr. and Mn. Bemnt M Chscor
Kenochan ch en and Mr.. Vlneuve and Mrs
Demonco and children Mr. Mr. aa two Misses BE MI Coll and
sou A. Dolce .Bd child Mr. AMI MIS-
his. Hicks Mrs Bic Mrs Benu sni tao
Mses Gear Miss BerroB, Miss NJ Pin Mrs Lavue Mr. ard MIS-
BaGweus Mrs Dashan and Child Mr.. ard M Ca
menish Mrs and chiren MI and h Phtea 50
child. Dir CoUeg and wife, Mrs
m ard d1ughter aud children Mrs Ande and child,
DR. Tiffany Sir. Bnge Mr. Angers Mr. Desas Miss
Feoer Mr and Mrs Nslon, and otherA
New-York tribune., 1870-10-08
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Clarendon Hotel-Count Mitkiewicz of Russa
Oo Freyre the Peruvian Minister and fanii5 asa = Tho
Strange Of the British Legation. - Astor II ~
Hon. Gausha A. Grow OF Pennsylvania ami the Kev b
X. Allen, Marblehead, MISS. -=E NtW-1 rk nop}},,
Judge Boyee ard T. De Lobe Louisiana and Greenyllle
Brown Of Rhode Island. 7= Breyooort HDnse.,"a'cr
Grand Central Hotel-Comnandcr G. r. johnson, u. -
Navy and X. II. Bridgcrs of North C1rolind' ,oo 81,
Nicholas Hotel The Hon. w. IL ,i,m, b.rnu.
ex-Mayor Saunders OF Lawrence, Mass, aud A. Is. fnil
W. sherman, u. &. A. and Dr. Lyle, England. =- Ever
EFT House-Gen W. W. Averell, Col G. II. Paterson Wai
ingOn, and Capt Pltliu Of West Point = no !, ia,
H0use-SurgeoICie Gen j. X Barnes, u. s. A. - fhth-
ave. HOtel-Senat0r Buckingham OF Conhef ,li VII
Marquis de Chanbrun, Washington Gen Wiilan VII WI,
hims Of Connecticut; the Rev. c. Pickering bug am
Dexter Hany, St. Louis. - Aieemngic hoe' 10
Dies de Rivera Secretary OF the Spanish LEGATION lho
Hon. f. G. brewster, and j. l.. CaghOrn, Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1870-10-08
COTTON MARKETS

yrwosLK,ys Oct 7Cotou steady and % fair demaud Md
an M 5Ic sales bales; net receipts iId2 baesi COAST
WIS., 2 eas otl 49 bses ock 40 4i bales net reoe p tae
80 4 III Males: coas D7 basi total l - harsi exports 70
Crsst britain ooastS 1870 baes sales OF ne heeA' H.
800 bales n ldgngs Ib,e
49,. bles sR bales oa Nv uIi
35j bales net reepts OF the
bales; total, 24V balesi exports
eo,trise as lale,; sales ofthe week l6.O bales
Sos.niK Ce quiet and seadr Low hfhlin ngs ffqI
,,e loo hale, recep $40 lasi exports 30 49,
the week. 4J bales exports
ygb sales of the weeAt JO va ea
moderate demandi pee
hper, Cod sales loo haes net receipts aes Y
Il 5yS balesi net recets
L, r o,is-eossise bales; sales OF the Neek V bales
oS nc, fIl pHcsi Mddugs, ifi-i
- net e 1915 bales exports eoastwse DOL oaes
Of tie week ZRoJi bales eipof
Gss Byjsn 2O baes ooatSse 9sOJ baes ses OIL e "e'A
400 bales ,,Iit,,. iclc . solea hail net
,' =, bss. eoastNe u hsls; total a5 basi stgeh ovp
,.Srts of The week Ji5 bales eoaslsse isV Dae' a
52l hsN; lee the week NV oae IN, , soo b.I,
, Ia L, ooassae ~ baezi total 2ltO basi exports
h,I,. L. 015 ha; net receipts oi the "seA
0 80 essSi.e bales; total 1915! balesi eipoTs "As'"e
81 -. .sl,s N The week, $50 bales ,, ,a,,,
~ ost -l,otton-Market sirongi Mddhngs ffdifr
-co s,,t receipts ~ bales exports coasnse 10
IN III bale, receipts ~ the week t'o4 baes sales o'VO
bass EIports-coAstslss tIS balrs i, ., M ~e.L iel
1-lotton-heeeipts oi te NesA
EportscosSse, zh' oaesi N"SA ''''
bsle. mafket firm; Mddlngs, l4tc
New-York tribune., 1870-10-08
NEW MODE OF GENERATING STEAM

Several years ago, Mr.. II. Patterson, prac-
tical mechanic and careful reader of Tue TRIBUNE,
An this journal statement that by the present methods
of generating only about ten per cent OF the
produced could he made effective. Thinking that
more economical mode might be invented Mr. Patterson
constructed a generator which he claims is not only
much more economical than those present use but
New-York tribune., 1870-10-08

perfectly nonoIposive. The boiler consists or three
concentric cylinders; tho II constructed of
Nc netting, and In ied with charcoal or some Oth'r
absorbent which IL saturated with water. Tue outer
cylinder is the fb0x, aud the middle one IL an arr
ciinbcr IN which steam h snpcrheated. BY TINS
arrangement tht wat, In contact With the
fire or with the heated iron Mr. Patterson claims that
forcing neat through metal with water lying ON II Is
wronS In principle, and that hIs generator, while IL 0c-
cules less taan boiler safely heats the steam To
much higher degree aud consumes but one-fourth as
Inuch fuel.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-08
n,,.no ,Oo Good. stand, out we'll from the clon and

nae on the goods stands out well from inc coth ana
" ica cv g ,hase ol broadway exhibit the reversible
crd a unique utensil for euokng breakfast cakes lt
resembles ordinary griidle' WIN inoVeae9 no. IN
Camnhel OF Mlbn ~ j., exhibits the composite pap
window-sEadc, which Is made much better uan TIE eom
This Afternoon Antonio H. Nora VIII play ON the or
chcstTal organ, and ths evening Ebens Orchestra Will
give grand promenade concert.
.. SUFFOLK COUNTY FAIR.
The Hon. X. w. Pearsall delivered an adj
dress Thursday evening at Riverhcad, before the su
folk County Agricultural Society, In which he gave
much sound advice to farmers sons aud especially de-
prccatod their tendency 10 10 cities and become
clerks. lie advocated in tie conclusion Of his address,
the formation oi AN auxiliary Society 10 be exclusively
under the control OF the Suffolk County ladies' and which
should give agricultural exhibition in the spring.
committee OF tO1r ladies' appointed for tie purpose
OF pe,toctlng such an Orguizlion, viz. Mrs. IL. g.
Sudder, Mrs. DIR. Carpenter, Mrs. II. W. Pearsal and
Mrs. X. T. Goldsmith.
RICHMOND COUNTY FAIR.
There was large attendance of visitors on
the Fair Grounds at New-Dorp yesterday great pro-
portion OF whom ladies'. The exhibition Of cattle
sheep swine, &C. is very poor leading feature OF
the fdr being the trOtug. There were two uots yes
tedy, Tor single and double teams III harness; purses
O so Tor the latter aud special purse O l5 Ior the Tor
mer-S to tue second mo- &C. tor tne first rce there
entered A. Eiiss b. G. Charlie; A Buttons : M Jennie,
and h. Browns sorrCl DCk. Heats, best in g. won by
Jennie. Tine, 29, 2i3 2214, 2:i7 26 For the second
trOt A, savage entered Tempest j. H. segfl, ~ M
POrtland Maid, and Mr. o O'Doue.l Irsh Molly. Track
heats, best n 8. Molly was the favOrfte, and would
have won the bat that on tue th neat her uriver
used his whip too freely In trying to irgnten Tempest
quont ruod oUt by the Judges. Tempest AID NOUN
tain Maid then the iIth neat, which won by the
former, as Vas the race also. 1e 2:G, GOi 2Oi, 2'l4
TIE Far closes tuday Considerable dissatisfaction with
the management has been pressed 10y Je farmers, ON
lac ground that too much attention has been gwen 10
hOrseracing.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-08

BELOW.
Keating Il anchored the Lower Bay Also
two Yarks ubLOsn-
WIND -ssuuset. moderate, n. " B. couiy.
MEMORANDA.
The ship Saw Chriow Boe London Aug - IN n 's' az
of oul might OF the 9th hs ordered
proccelei THIS
Th. brg Ocein repore ashore Cape Auu h been
got vi and will he tonel To NcwbUr, por..
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bo,ToS. Oct Arrived semsps Cr of Antwerp from v"rfo
NCaau from baltimore Haitersr ON Neg iorA - ta1, 20
from PsGiug, VIM Crcrry, hom Leghom.
FOREIGN PORTS.
QrrBssrOWs, Oct The Steamship 81 nd, from New ok for
/ Iiserp0O arrived Lere AZ 10 O'Clock tn, foren1OI
SPOKEN.
Bark Scottish from New-York via Gibraltar 8 day
Sept Z3 lat iZ2+, iou 30
NOTICE 70 MARINERS.
Tie wreck j. ing bottom rho1t
miles Southwest he HaHdLeoJi l. thp No 4, la tue fa
0 sc olgI ViueyarI 0-ni, la been removed
New-York tribune., 1870-10-08

s c, nTr.et closed m The weeE 'v Iu a. w
ve.tsris, te rre e y Shi auhn S NC ~ ~
la.t the sane la' and ths sft sae ~ We
nas. a. bs parle AL stock odrd CHANGE haa' AZ oo
as oosrd. .ol a, IS Ihnoi, syefsgag ~ 70 80 Pn
sel ~ ~ s. ,a he n Al Yesterdays and the uAket ~ss
aate set ,e daring day CAasda Lambs s'sps q. s 70 ~
S Nbys At a. 6s Hogs advanced IN pres dating DO 'eeA i
10 Ic AMI tLs mar. ct elOsed Am a. aai ad'AA'c
New-York tribune., 1870-10-08
,.,.,ye %, cx,crs FOR THE PRESS.

Cap,u AMI ~ Of at this port ARE renese' 70
deliver packages ~ the Eeslork Assoeatel fr@ g
persona eibitng the wrten authority o. J. w sao,o
Agent News Journal Of Commcrcr, IS
World HaJrss. grenin0 Post, tonrESdt a,erI ' -
Zg ard Yorker DnOkrai should aAo he 9e'e'S "4' "
The .ame
New-York tribune., 1870-10-08
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS
clTURDLY Ocr1

Mails or Europe ria Queenstown ard Liver oo per steamship C Of
PR f,sn PEI no IS " sose tn Post-Onee at l. ~
suppenenary Mail for paid trs only made up at Pr 10 80
~ H., and colos at l;0 p ~ tteanshp 'als at p ~
SUNDAY Or. =
III Mail, to-day II O'Clock The fostVmoe opsH ron
tai =.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-08
n,,uv,,o CATTLE MiRKET-ocr 6.

III, Cattle marIe to-day someshH' better t " s @ ~ 10
A. ~ ~, 81 ,upsh light recipe led To- an a'encem
A. an All ela,se. of 90 sa pA'sd o'sf voc m
- I I,.nrs Ind ana steers OF $50 a'sfsse sod a - -
hi .v,I,ng 40 10 broaght ~ T. cAn,as ser.gaf - - ~ M
hrousht ~ Kentaeys aSeradng I.ls 70 & 2 No. ~ ~ NJ, n In
,me esr TO The light recept Cansa Lsss % ~ 49, - ",
Msg. ssep a. rs; Ohio sd 90 20 The os yer A'a oe
Ior, eoutnre Yesterdays lnoai'nA
New-York tribune., 1870-10-08

GLIMPSE LABoRERs.-We have received q
,nl,tr of letters In relation TO the procuring OF
Fbnese Iaborers which have been unable TO answer
We can now refer parties interested to write to All
Young whose advertisement appears I'D hhOther cOuhin
aud w1o will give the information desired
New-York tribune., 1870-10-08
HOME NEWS.
TVH WEATHER

THE WEATHER -, IT.,
NBs -roRH. IIoar Tttr Fer Nind Hour Ihe' M5 r
Oct III 5Oo J.DS. ~, 80 ~ ~
. II "a 3lJI D. ~, jig Ss a.
Ia TO- 31-1 n. e IL 5sl SL'@ n ~ ~ >,
RrMhRKs.Oct. :, 1909, thermometer Ut a. in, SV' 'P
m, Coz; IL p. IN, $50. -
New-York tribune., 1870-10-08
BURNING OF A BLANK-BOOK ESTABLISHMENT
LOSS $1,000

Soon after o'clock a. m, yesterday, fire
occurred Oh the third floor of the fye-stOry, brOwnone
front building No. 156 Williamst, owned and occupied
by Koch Bro. as blank-book manufact0ry. IL was
Caused NV the ignition of the contents Of from
easligh The third floor was burned out with its CON
asts and the fourth and fifth floors seriously dam
soad Tbe lower floors were delnged with water the
ocE machinery and fixtures In the place were damaged
go oS and the building $4,000 The stock, machinery
80 G t,,res Ire insured by the following c0mpanies
New-York tribune., 1870-10-08
5tationerp, &c.

5tatonerp, &c.
fks PA er and Stationery all kinds at low pces Boofs
made 70 pattern Joj Printing LhOsrape WORK Odr solicited
SLOTE& JAMES, STATI0NERS, PRINTERS,
= ami BLAyK. BOOK MANUFACTURERs, No. 20 Pultou-'I
DLANK-B0 ks made to any Patern
New-York tribune., 1870-10-08
FRIDAYS WEATHER REPoRT-9

MINIATURE ALMANAC. . .
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New-York tribune., 1870-10-08

Tic budine Is insured by the following companies
Jenerson Se 0oO Atlantic 5000; Empire CITY, $500
tnr and Traders' 81 800 EewAmsterdam, s25O0
nnppyditn 81 800; Mercantile s2,tOO America, $500
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New-York tribune., 1870-10-08
Cost an0 foun0.

I OST-On Friday, between 12 and o'clock,
in sog NORTH East River through Eeventhst
iEt,OK the of poor woklngmsn
nj retu q lie sane MICnAL HARTY lI3 Pirsts'e, viii
e hbcnliy rewarded.