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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-11

Paris will close at Il5 D. at the Merchants Exchange
Nos 50 and 81 Pine-st.
The demand for money to-day has been limited in con-
sequence Of the slack business in Stocks and has been
freely met at 8 to per pledge OF good collateral
but the general rate was and the growing ease Is
evidenced in the fact that some time loans running
through the year were made to-day at. In prime DIS
there disposition TO make purchases and
the best names were saable at per cent.
Considering the lower range OF gold, Government
bonds have been firm, and but shade below the aver
age prices Of yesterday Dealings we're moderate. Fisk
Hatch report as follows at .. III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-11

completion through St. Croy County 10 the shore of
the Lake. The lumber traffic this Winter win be
yefy heavy !~.esssf Ssa q are alEesdE gs4
completion Of the connection with st. Paul whom Il
will be distributed the treeees praries of Min
West Wisconsin win get large share of the tfaflc
between st. Paul and the North West and the Lakes
II is 100 miles shorter than the present line and has
valuable Land Grant Of 100000 acres In the best
part of Wisconsin. This grant with the Road ITSELF
b pledged in support Of the First Mortgage per
srpsd ntesss5in ars6sy d wsfrss MosaSs 4 CO.,
NJ. 10 WS1-sN spd GwfENk, J0HlsboN GDAY. NO.
i6Wan-sk Akents to tlts Compsny.I "a iWs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-11
BANKNa-HogsE % SI HESRS cLEws & Co.,

Letters of Credit for travellers, also Commercial
Credits issued, available throughout the world.
| Bills of Exchange on the Imperial Bank of Lon
don National Bank Of Scotland, Provincial Bank of
ireland, and all their branches
Drafts and TelegTaphie Transfers on Europe, San
United States
Deposit accounts received in either Currency or
Coin subject TO check at sight which pass through
per cent interest allowed on all daily balances !;
Certificates OF Deposit issued Notes Drafts, and
latsras aud seainst marc hanfise Consigned to our
care ! . H. h' .--t- t,,A.,.... L = 4,
Orders executed for Investment Securities and
Railroad Iron. CLEws, HABICHT & Co.,
III Old Broad st. London.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-11

Is; 100 Hsscuh sheep averaging D. - 6 os 0hs Ihesp
market guisi ncasany uochasssa edsg H do.s"Ad ad
ALBANY LIVE STOCK hA2KET-Nov TO-
and naftst eeens asee&
fully higher; highest phos realized Sc fcr ssta hes best
ruling price, @e bat few nih eyss cevsd nsss '' sse'P
dali bat lower; lambs, 6fo7.e; sheep AG"e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-11
CONVERSION U. S. $50 BONDS.


An immediate profit of fourteen per cent, and an
annual increase Of income of thirty per cent
will be secured to holders of 5-9Os by converting
them at once into 79O Land Grant Bonds of the
Northern Pacific Railroad. .' ..s..
Full particulars furnished by JAY COOKE g. Co.,
NeW-YOrk, Philadelpha, and Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-11

Railroad honda were strong on sales Of Union Pacific
Frsts at 81; land Grants re Central Pachca. foi
and Ohio and Mississippi Consolidated bonds, s2l All
the loans in favorable inquiry especially b.
Joseph and Denver City per cents Tue following were
the hda. .'.' .... Il,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-11

EIGHT PER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE SOLD BONDS
Of the MOBILE AND MONTGOMERY RAILROAD Co., in-
dorsed by Alabama, $4,000 a mile on a completed
road. Particulars application For sale at 95
and accrued interest by SoUTTER & Co..
So Willam-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-11

The Philadelphia stock market was firm to-day, Penn,
syvana o. third issue sold at 1914 Philadelphia ana
Erie Railroad az Reading Railroad, ai and Pennsy
vania Railroad 67l. Gold closed ct lllt
The Lake Superior and Mississippi Railway earned In
the last week in October t246 including go ~ from
reights and balance from passengers mas aud mlsce
laneOus ana.
The managers Of Adams Express Company have de-
clared O dividend OF q per share payable Dec. l. The
transfer books will be closed Nov II and reopen Dec
The Michigan Central Railroad Company has voted to
Issue one share OF stock at par for every six shares
OF stock held by stockholders OF record at the close OF
business the 18th inst The stock will not DO ell
titled the dividend
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-11
Coleman Benedict's closing quotations were :

The more buOyant tone Of the London market for Ma
securities and the advance in quotations. was not
calculated to keep the price Of gold stiff and the sales
Seut Of from ll l1i fair amount Of business being
reported li being bid and lll asked at the close The
cash gold easy, and lent at g. 81 A. G, 3. and
rer for carrying to fat on the borrowing side
Ths days business a. the Gold Exchange Bank
follows: Gold cleared. eS6lG6,OOo gold balances
tT9II5: currency balances, t3,C2I677 The following
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-11
THE MARKETS.

Carefully Reported for THA THIsuSET
Fanny Nov TO- 1871.
ASHBsPots dali sts1 1888 IS Pearls nominal
BEBSwAX I. Srmer sales 1000 n Tor export aic small lots
quoted at 5t d3e.
COTTOE-There moderate demand for export and prices
decline Of IT, 0riinsy and Good ordinary sales have bcrn
bales and TIA bales aVe OF which lIh2
and 80 for consumption Putus opened strong but
closed sales follows, a basis of Low Mddlng:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-11
feaal Notices.


SUPREME COURT.-In the matter OF the
IpoEcsloa Msyss AasAsa And Connsasly Of ns CV
relative As wsaiaG and Of btcads ~
Thirty fOsss as4 fyRistA st. asd ale. De nshas As
psrt Brosay ossvsss AZ Thirty am e. ~ "a
par betveea Poy seosed and fsEy ss,seiAs gr'a~ Ss
has hssdr,a fsst p Va Gy q NsstssL
By pscsssss v Ne sts.esathsd as;se s
be prai.d Hssssbh ALbgkT 49,
justices q the ssprsns Cesn ~ ns. S ~
WV - - yoas jones' , lc....asseA
Ds.sd, EsvYetk Hsysaber l. I'LL :
CUPREME COUNT, KINGS C0UNsfE.
y III ARIEs r. JUDsoE .s.sa The ExcxLsloe IL ~
HRANCE C0APAHY.-Nstss "a sasg gavsA nAt a. - -
in ~ aAoye easlsA sadergsd hes eses
ssiss q snsls psspsss. ksas Asl ssse's Of As kss~s
n All ps.ss.s stsSssa v "a cs.p..y rss.h. z -
NJ tay HessAbsS 80 ei a. M Sess =; "A seslf = 20
RsesVs Re I'D Srssavsy de OV ~" ..essvsL tesso
sOss, sf,ss tsss ssa s,ss q .ssg s"l's 'ss-
All sssss tS:tr pss.Ssa d. l,s,'y 800 49, q
saA Coaeasy, ars rs9sred 10 eshv.r he 49, W.
- ala skos % sssye a a.v.r tA,, re
iii Au ersy ssA C0neeay sse = IL ss R.svsr a.
tive aos "a tpssaa ssisa - ps,sosr s.s csTI
~ An PRE- : = 81 n: - : vass ssd ss.l "a
st', ss Z. 2. g 49, " o. sss-tsss. Z
Se 49, H,sssss ossssTk ss'. ~ > uonoxa 49,,
uoassu avrosns 80 sLArr. ASs.s" Fss 'sa ss'.''A
a. MalAA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-11

ct hank stocks were dull sal"s OF Bank Of the BE-
hc we're reported ct 49, aud Fourth National at 100
The following were the bids: j
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-11
1--WE s1oCK MARKETS.

PspAr No, IA ss lnls,i'iss W. 49,. ~ - .sEi,.y
s s:' s.s ts s = IL s:s . satH s.s s' s''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-11

BURLINGTON, CEDAR RIPTbs AND MNNEsoTA
SEVEN PER CENT GOLD SINKING FUND BONDS for
sale at 30 and interest by HENRY CLEws & Co.,
No. - Wall st., New-Y0rk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-11

.uyTALo LIyE STOCK naHkEr-soy 10
~ ,t. Is sssi sakns bs,s hsad "a against -
ear, !. =. ana ss.a s.nH s1.'- Sn'' p"es' s:ss g..
ISLES - .hsRsoep. 80 he>i; as'tsi dali aa4 ersep-
sss:p 80 Ia Ni!sAig. $50, r'fsnSt -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-11
Hmings Banks
Chances for Business Men.


EOR SALE--An Iron Propeller FERRY
BOAT. Dimensions; Length no fee, hesn 20 fet h.es's
gar 80 ret; depth II feet da Osdd II feet suabs tef
the earring Of railroad and ahe snd river na,sss
Tenders viii Ne received Tor the iron Wor all marked and ng
al Portland. MSue. Apply 10
PERCY L. ISAAC Falmouth HOasa POr.sd, h.iae.
WANTED.-A party at Chicago, Illinois,
w thoroughly understands the LUMBBR baines desos
PARTNER With capital either special Refers by permits
sion 70 EDWIN H0Y1 OF Ae. Hort SPnsues Co.. and u
II. TRoWBRIDGE ESQ. IoI Franklin st., NeWIOTk
WANTEDLA PHYSICIAN, to take imme-
w dae charge OF good practice N tue county, Address NJ
PERRY. RdSe6eld. Fairfield Coanty, COsn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-11
Proposals.
NEw.LosOoS wATER wORKs cHIs' Esoss.n;', 9S'oa,
,T,O CONTRACTORS FOR WATER PIPES


Of the City Of arc
prepsri PROPOSALS Cor aboa 80 Ret d
setsu WATER PIPE together with IL apnshesses Of
Hdrsnts Gses Arvslves ke to be d snd ct complete
Dwius. slecaeatons Of Conaet DO aeea aec
bnk Proposals sbsSe the Oaoe Of The Ensnee' 0
Hs Builiing
Conn On VI before WEDNESDAY Nov 18Th ns ct ociech Tho
the right 10 reject any or al eaoosu eeea TIC
h best nterestO Of heey
~ 'S1' " "' J. r eANNiSG Chief BaSissss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-11
GEORGE OPDYKE g. CO.,

eder .alo the alosinE desrabe s~cures;
aud Midland Raio'd First Mortgage per cent
Gold Bonds and interest.
Jersey Midland Railroad First Aore7 per 'sat 0od Ronl'
by the New York aud 0swtgo AnDd Railroad at snd
interest
Louis snd souhEssers RissF First Mortgage per cent Gold
Bonds. 80 and INTEREST.
Montgomery Busus Railroad Fr' NOrgsEe per cent Gold
Bonds, Dnrsed BY the State Of Alabama at IS aOd interest,",
His, Iowa Railway Bfst Mortgage cent Gold
Bonds. at 20 aud isterest
Rsioad Second Mortgage per cent
Bonds CRus n,eed Railroad 30 and interest
Gsain County Illinois, cent Bsnda Interest paOe semi
sphs In Newly orb bI state Iinos 2i and interest
JsResoa Tens 10 per Bonds usd for Municipal purpo'e'
"a and interest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-11

market has shown considerable armnes. 10 the
confined to the Petroleum trade eave be
Moderate demand at unchanged rates Inc " 49,
iO hale. Cotton M 3bd 100 eoIes Bacon s 81;
and 50 Of Tow 2's OIL 10 Ia,sOL , s 9,1 ~
direct port in France Is o. German bark With lOV case. ne
sn Petroleum COstsuin"Pl. at Doc or % Ode:1
spanish bg hence Cad with LOG bbt and W cases keonn
Petroleum uup British baI fru PhlSdelVhl to London
with bbls Refined do, at 6s , -, 49,. ..;...
We note sales Of 10 NeE Layer Rn, - ' 10 e. leg
horn eS q Lemon Peel que 10 bags sicily
r RsHIHRss 0 osG Ss sn ..ss. Prime
GRilSnTbs ipgsiry IL light m,is tpe the
snoa. in fs export nqay sss, S%o s S0;S NM A.
s.uPse; 81 Is for No. Milwaukee Washington 81 sa - s.
E;1 %s q q Tor 4 %S Sss q
bush Western Tadsc Csn"is ws; M., !" o. .SS
q o. ssS TS t G.s... scp s;is p. iss,
active and '.ssar asa se.s Gn H. % 10 500 bu
White Ohio at Sc; Ohio Mixed at aa4ie White S9Sae
store Western MIXED ~ %i s;,, and W 81.
aid viii 81 ss r.. bush Corr
Bag dali '. o. S so's ia % Close sFS %se 1 wi, at
8lc; Western Yellow at gle. bid In store ,,o,t n, Ct,b
GuNNlEs are very dull At S for S.E, aud o' ''
HGPs"Tls %.r owing !. reports Of 'heT sr
We quote sYor' y lS SGS s1 o 1853 Sa
zoe O od 1898 sal5c GsliOTnT:S SS & s:n. s.
lss sSls B,T s. I: @ M4t;S Gs% 81 90 10
7s for Salt . loa @. Clover STR s quiet e, 81 va
LoUs as s'SS Quote s ssG ' e s
dressed At 70 and Dressed at ~ oI0 ~ % ,uG
IL, Ic1sss r.. .SS & business S rather
81 ,s i7O bbIs On Sd5Sc, and 10 boa Ne" a. Ooe
sAVAt sTSaE =; TGtn' s.Ssd pp
sDS hipmsS .as 40 se' - Sn 5S aa !. % so
ois"imsIcsn Lneed steady at eC for casks a1d ..r CT oS
erode sperm unsettled Men.den 70 request Anil au S
ADVANCE saIeC lJdtc Oher ols arc uuh anu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-11
THE MONRY MARKET.

rs AT THE STOCK ExcHANdE-FIRSr CALL
sALAN lot O'CLOCK A. II.
AaLs o. 0oppvNNeal BoHdG go,
q. ., c. -. ll6a 1900 D. 4 S.1oCOa 6S......lib
iS v. 49,. 81 iii SO u 4. SO Goa ST.. .,nSe
~ Us - 49,. Hsitroad BOAdS-baNk aAd R8lroaa-AY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-11
prinrluq.

CLOTE g. JAMES. STATIONERS, PRINT
- KRIS. anil BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS No 81 PstoasI
BLAEKBooks made to any pattern Orer sobeSt
WM. EVERDELL" SONS, 1U4 FultoD-st.-
w LITROGRAPHC. STEAM lob PRINTERS aud LABSL
MANUFACTURERS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-11
OFFICE OF FISK & HATCH,

BANKERS and FtnGRC1dt Hg6HtS OF He CHtSdpeOhe uHu
Ohio Railroad Co., No. 5 NAssAU-sT, kEw-loKK.
Within a year the CHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
ROAD will be in operation through line IRON the
Atlantic to the Ohio crossing the great iron beds OF
Virginia and the remarkable coal deposits of the
Kanawha Valley. After its Western connections are
completed. il will form o favorable aud popular
through route between the coast cities and Cincin-
natl Louisville, Nashville, Memphis, New Orleans,
St. Louis, Chicago and San Francisco.
We are now selling the last of the FIFTEEN Mu-
LION GOLD LOAN, secured by mortgage on the whole
railroad property. These bonds combine perfect
safety with fair income and prospective advan-
tage in their future market value Holders OF Five
Twenties, or other high-priced securities. can ex-
change for these bonds and realize handsome
increase in the amount of their invested principal
and their annual income, without lmpalTng the
security Of their investment.
The CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO BoNDs are issued in
$780, $500, 81 600; either coupon or registered in
terest six per cent gold payable May and November.
Price for the present 90 and accrued interest from
Nov. ]. We recommend them to our friends and
customers with the same confidence with which we
have always recommended the UNITED STATES Gov
RRNMENT and the CENTRAL PACIFIC BONDS.
We continue to buy and sell CENTRAL Pacific
BONDS, and fully expect they will in time reach the
price of FiveTweuty Bonds. They dealt in at all
inc luOney cenVeTb OF the WOflu lue
pany have none left and can issue no more their
Main Line, as the amount was fixed by act of Con-
gTesS at 81 SS5OO. The property pledged to secure
the bODdhOlders is worth fully hundred millions;
the net receipts of the road for the year will be nearly
1hree times the interest payments thereon
We buy and sell FIvE-TwENTIEs. EN-FORTIEs.
EIGHTY-ONEs. and CENTRAL or WKsTERE PACIPICs,
or receive them in payment for CHEsAPEAKE AND
OHIO BONDS at their current market price.
Deposit account of banks, bankers and others
eeived, on which We allow four per cent interest
Checks payable presentation, without notice. the
same o. ut National Bank. Fisk HATCH.
HARVEY FISK.
A. S. HATCH
HOwEs e. MACY Bankers tho same ASIAN lncorpo-
rated bank. No. 80 Wafl-st, New-York. Four per
cent interest allowed on deposits.
PERSONS DESTROYS of RECEIVING INTEREST for
their money, and having II ct all times subject to
cbeck on demand esn do % By depositing with this
Banking HOUSE, which aloWs Interost on the entire
daily balances ut the rate of per cent per annum.
COLLECTIONS made on any part Of the world, with
immediate returns. ct tho lowest current rates.
Orders for the PURCHASE or SALE Of Stocks, Bonds,
Or'Gold promptly executed.
The WEST WINCoNan RAILWAY, which forma the
h'ea@o - 81 Psai and the great win be
%saSIs n NoTesaSsg TSs iroa 4 down to within
no nile q Fe1s0n sad ts being laid ut the rats ~
nile sna 2. .slns tssYSs scys Ssss an osssS
Sation ~ year. aad ksA largo sad profitable 20
81 L..siaesE md a attu larger amount awaits its
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-11
.Jnsurante' Companies.

OFyrcE OF UNrsD STATES LrVE IssURANcE toSPASrI
CRY o NEv-TORK, Oct r. NIL '
NOTICE il hereby given that JOSHUA IL.
GATES longer h, Company and not authorized
~ act IN behalf under eirrI instance - ,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-11
Y at the q. S. Sub.Treasury

The transactions to-day at the q. s. sub-Treasury
we're
9Sd reoopL 81 t 6 Currency S0 $40 u
Cod psVneah 2'R y Currency balance. 6B5 4s2 T.
bod balsbeo o. Jot Sl9 Ostont A44VO
CsteoeT 2,t6O,Ob ~
Foreign exchange has been strong and higher, and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-11

G
ppnVistoES poYh Ia demand NOR. rr' -.
.s r,..,ur bs.yy ssjes bls at GIG 20 o ~
- IN q, 49, pr,. Ali Is Western PINE nes o al.
i,s,, anil ssIs. a8o bbs S3 cash 70 % r., e.
e..Tn PRIME Meas At rs last eTsnps ~. iss
bb At asa 10 Me lnd fva ~. sn slse 40 for
Reef du md poups Al se foI Pnne R nd. nss,
R-.f an prIsts TIM. Brsf HaDs are IN n% a. NJ :, al
40 hi. a AZ ga New Wessers s1u ~ a, ~ n
n Ms,, auL .sIrs 20 Clear Dry ssa pe - ,oS
do sbo ~, Hsms Al IOl 900 Bellies oui nt,s -
o,ss III, ShoadsrT t sic Bacon 10 rrrgan a.
Ia, ..yI, dsiiysry Al and 30 do Sbor, h' III 800
s 80 bill ana tss At DC s % ~, ,ity /. i",. :,
Gs aSS 10 e. New Western Se for sar' sh''' ''' ''''
ppsuI IN easier and meIs y. i,s. tn.
s... az ~. On ,nts enas and s0e non - ~ lrs,
csL sy,st ~ ,f,. declined, With very ht.e ~,
ssurr, gs auv,e spet on Uppe - ~ , III .nd r.ee
R.sns1 q droopipE s..s f., ws.en and It Tor
CITY In Psh:aEh, fair Ssdss .s $40 SS d. ME, and
III 9es RI s.asS csros. light and prces ere nm '
n iSals sai 10 Hast sdis ,t,.ed ". suo,s
sia n,vs are oust trade se.evna -. :. 80
ri, ~ 80 R.sniss Gsis no bids rsenas 80. =.
,as,.r. a, ne R1lned /, quiet ~ rsiber usaA' w WV
Ia ill., ana Whits at ltelli 49,. I,i.ua to arrive
sKEsoIdeyer aTnef; Eles, 10 bsgs pIsI yer, dan Al
oa a. he TmesT qui.. unchanged at e. & 70 srG,s =.
.sfzaEm o assass- -,s 10 ~ !: lOi' '' r""'
ThIgnW /, se(ys M st..dy, s.lrs Of lOt 90 10 ~
Whisky u srnsr b, dallI sales 30 eeh " ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-11

CAEDLRS continue DULL we quote sperm at ~ 10 fseh
Paradne a. 2c and Adamsuine (l2U4 or II lJ1l'r
sCOHtBB-Ihe market continues dali transactions to-day.
DRUGS AND DYR5Ths demand continues moderate former
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-11

III HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL RAILWAY COMPANY;
NOTICE TO BOSDHOLpkRS-Sesd proposal, will be received
the undersigned trustees OF
Of sinking Of the Houston and Texas Central ka
yay Of the Bonds Of the Western DiTon
Of saii road.
delay. slihfi ~ ~, N 81, p, po Trustees
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-18

TIE RAID on THE RoGUEs OF THE RIxG.-
" Boss" Tweed was admitted TO bail in New
York ON Saturday in the sum of $500; Alfred
u. Sands, of 156 east 10th street, being accepted
az sole bondsmsn. In the civil suit at Albany
Judge Larned decided against the m DtiOn TO
vacate the arrest, Tweed holding that the affida-
Wit and complaint upon which the warrant was
obtained pust be true, as the defendant makes
no affidavit himself. The court held that the
people OF the state had sovereign power, and
therefore had the right 10 bring suit. The court,
therefore, decided not to vacate the order of
arrest or to reduce the amount OF bail. The
Tribune says the bailing OF Tweed on a criminal
charge does not prevent his early committal To
jail. The extension of the time for the dualf-
cation of his bondsmen IN the civil suit Is rauidy
coming TO a close. Ii they DO not satisfy th.
court, Tweed will have TO 90 TO Ludlow-street
jail. The statement that Tweed Is 20 be arrested
on each Of the twenty-one indictments found
against him has been confirmed. Tt is reported
that james H. Ingersoll left New York on Sat
urday for Europe I'm the steamer Rheim. James
NJ. Sweeny, Hugh Smith, and several other
ring men" are at Toronto.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-18

THE DEMONSTRATION OF THE IsTERxATtoSALs
IL NEw YoRK-woEKISeNES, ISrERNsTIoN-
AIS, COMMUNISTS, FENIANs, THE CUBAN
LEAGUE, CoLoRED MILITARY COMPANIES.
AND CLAFLIs AND wooDHULLERs WITH A
RED FLAG In LINE.
The much-ta,ked-of parade Of the Iuterna-
tionals came of according 10 programme in New
York, yesterday. The gathering commenced in
the neighborhood Of Cooper Institute, and soon
9Th avenues, became nearly blocked, there being
besides those intending TO join in the procession
immense crowds of s.holiday streei-gazers /"
About quarter past there was a general stir
funeral dirge were heard from the band. I'm
mediately after came q platoon OF the Sktttmore
Guards, (colored,) and then Messrs Banks and
among them Miss Tennie g Clafin, carving a
red flag, which bore the motto: " 4. A. w, Sec
ton u, Social and Political Equality for both
Sexes" and Mrs. woodruff. Then the societies
and unions, i'm the following order:
The Cuban League, bearing Cuban flags:
aRother crowd Of females and some males; the
drum CORPS of Hawkins Zouaves; the cata-
faique. drawn by six horses NM. beware and
May; slate commander OF Fort Issy;" the pail
bearers, walking-with them a Dozen refugees
from Paris; the French Legion; the Printers
Union; the Bricklayers' Union; the cabinet
makers and five carriages-in all, close to two
thousand people. In the foremost carriage sai
Gen. Ryan, Of Cuban notoriety, and Fenian
Chief O'Donovan Rosa. In another carriage
rode the communist, Mrs. Frances Rose. The
inscriptions on the sides OF the catafalque, ia
white letters, were " To the Martyrs OF the Cni-
yersal Republic" and IL was decorated with rel
bags and streamers, mingled with mourning
Grape. The processonsts generally wore red
rosettes and scarfs, with black scarfs. The ban
ner captured last Sunday by the police was one
Of the most noticeable features OF the process
son; II bore the inscription, The Spirit Of the
Commune expands a. the axe of the execu-
TONER falls upon the necks Of its martyrs" on
another banner was, - The world II our country:
TO do good our religion" Another read. 9" Aud
in
mapped out was marched over, and no disturb
ance prevailed.
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MEDIOAL SCHOOL FOR NURSES.
COL UMBIA HOSPITAL L, WASHING TON, d O.

Rrofessor J. HARRY THOMPSON and DR.. r. A.
As0tOBp will deliver q course Of Lectures at
Columbia hospital, 70 females only, coumencino on
the &th Of January, III, and continuing each fass-
day and Thursday, during January, February, and
II win embrace all the instructions necessary in
Anatomy, fhysioloGy, Midwifery, and Hygiene, 70
duties Of nurse.
At the close q the course, those students Who In
tend TO follow nursing g profession will have the
opportunisy Of ENTERING the hospital and remaining
- nufees Tor three months 81 the end Of that time
they yil receive certificate Of their services and
ernitneaoone.
70 a1tes Who have Intention Of becoming Drofes.
stonaI nurees 70 ecQuife sumcient knowledge Of
Anatomy, Rhysio3oGys Hygiene, end the treatment
Of innts, enable then 10 regulate intelliGently
AZ that Iertstns 70 t.eir own health - we'd that
:. The lecsars. vm nmsnce It ,. m, and con-
Iieksss can s. obtsinsd Of Dr.. 2. THOMPSON,
1924 Massachusetts avenue; Dr. }. a. ASHFORD,
lS3o usw York avenue, or Of ths 4afron Of thc
- <pifal, corner Of 18th street and poonsylvaBiA
avenue. deeo6
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

offers for sale - Otard, Dueuy Co. Cognac,
James Hennessey do, Old jamaica Runs, Old y;
Tomdo.. Scotch and Irish Whistles, Sherry Wines,
from 81 50 upwards; Port do. do. do. A large as
sentiment OF German, Bordeaux and Burgundy
Wines. California Wines, Hook. Port, sherry, Mus
catel, Angelica and Brerdies. Medford Runs Cor
dials and Bitters of all kinds Scotch and English
Ales and Porters, per dozen or cask. The above
will be sold at low figures.
~ Discount to the trade.
G. GAUTIER,
Manufacturer of the Popular Native Wine Bitters,
ccls-tr 1917 and 1919 Pennsylvania avenue.
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NEW YORK. Dec. Is Dr. Marvin, an old
practitioner Of this city, has been missing since
Friday last IL is supposed NJ sscd % escape
arrest fer procuring an abortion on q Young
lady vh0 died on Friday.
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Three Men Killed ON a Railroad
Track.

NEW YORK. Dec. is.-four ouarrvmen re
turning from their labor Saturday light, "a Nil
burn y. J., On the railroad tTa.'k. were strack
by a locomotive. Three were instantly killed
and the other seriously Injured