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AN ANIMATED SESSION.

AN ABLE SPEECH BY JOHN EoAcH-A REsoLoiIo'
To ADMIT RAW MATERIAL FREE REJkclSp-
"rRKE SHIPS" OUT OF FAVOR
Try TELEGRAPH TO THE TRrDUSE'l
posroN Oct THE National Commercial Con-
vention held busy. animated anu oi.e" ~
session to-day. 1t met in good h"nio' ~
consequence of the good dinner given 10 'no e'io
rates last night by the two commeroai ''u'' "
Ros,on At the Hotel Brunswick. which oronSht 'he
- ,ooather socially during the evening.
T,hor ,oouointa nee in the morning had shown that
,h alagate, were not so far apart III view as might
49, hcan imapiued and there was accordingly
from the beginning to-day spirit OF conciiia''o"
ona uDan,n,ty which promised well for the SUCCESS
of the Convention. ..
The Committee Of Nine not ready to report
after the call to order. and John Roach Oh new
York was called upon TO make Few remarks. 'ii'
Roach Is little deaf and cannot hear all tn'' Is
said but he can talk WELL as soon appeared Tic
smoke for two hours and ten minutes, anu alei 'o
first embarrassment had passed ne secareo
and held the attention OF ms listeners.
great many questions were sent up on slips oi
n.ner for him to answer, VIII oh he did effectively
He defended American labor explained the poiicf
If England. and compared the ship to the iocomo-
rive and claimed that with moderate protection
A,oarca WI, soon be able to sell ships to the whole
world ne she is now selling cars and locomotives
A great deal of the matter was entirely new 10 MS
bea-ers and they rewarded him with generai anu
hearty applause at every point he made. ne speec"
n,aae A marked impression. and the applause at Tue
clos, lasted whole minute.
The Committee OF Nine then reported series oil
resolutions. several of which were passed The res
CLINTON to admit raw materials free OF duty or %
nay 4 drawback eoual to the duty even II not I'M
norted proved to be a dangerous measure
Western men protested against It, although
they expect to have direct foreign uaoe
nv the Weiland Canal in few years, and to bnild
Sims therefor. 1t WAS debated SO thoroughly tnab
nnpe of liz frIends voted IN its favor neither Duliu
ers nor owners favored any change OF the present
law. ;., ..olrt;or
The deb1te then came up on the sixth resolution
10 nav a moderate bounty on building ana a iair
condensation for carrying the mails Mr. i-lncolh
made a free ship" speech, and long ana am
mated debate followed but the rest OF the taking
va = n one way. The sentiment of the CoVcniion
seemed to be overwhelmingly III favor oil Natlonai
and fostering policy. The Convention VIII vote To-
The debate has shown that, so far as American
sbinowners and inland veSsel-owners are concerned
Thev do not favor free ships and furthermore,
The New York Board of Trade and transportation
was honest il calling tins Convention.
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THE NEWS FROM ABROAD.
POLITICAL AGITATION IN AUSTRIA.

LONDON, IuteuaJI OUT o 3oo0'
A Vienna dispatch to Tho Times says !;
Some sensation was caused here on October oy the
conscaton OF most OF the evening papers containing
q resolution which to be proposed at meeting Vi
Consttution asts 10 be held October g. ut Carsbad
The resolution eondemns the action OF the Government
"a dangerous TO the unity Of the Empire and tho egt
maae position the German element IN Austria ana ex
the the Constutonals;s In the helcn-
srah will aside everything else to combat inc uo'
eminent" 40
m, Times also has the following from Vienna " Ow.
ing 10 she interference the authorities the meeting OF
the Bohemian COnstitutionalists at Carlsbad mas pc
come ~ alta affair This interference II likely 10 give
fresh strength the agitation 10 promote genera
party meeting ~ Vienna and NAV even extend he as
afion ntn Parliament TIE meeting at Carlsbad was a
densely Gro wd The interdlced resou ION was NOT
proposed but resolution dec airing that complete nar-
muny among the Germans Of Bohemia and their union
with the o ner Germans of Austria IA not only urgently
needed but that suca union really exists
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HARPER " BROS.
Frank

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ARROTT-MURRAY-On Wednesday, october 6, 1850. by
The Rev Erastus seymour walter +. Abbott u Miss Lily
MURRAY, both OF this city,
EXPERIMENTATION October & 1880. IN Jersey
civ. y J hy the 81 e. Ellison. Augustus crew ing
OF Washington Warren County, y. j. and Anna Margaret
Ellison. of Jersey city.
DAVEY-JOHNSONI Jersey CITY October s. 1890 by the
Rev James MOntgOm Jennie W. daughter OIL y. ,.
johnson. TO Frank ". Davoy. 40 carts
in Aonicar. y. j. October IS, i~S1, by the Rev. 49, ".
smith Charles Conan AMI Clara \. Madison, both OIL
MOntcair.
HALL-sTANTON-At the CAurch Of the Purtans - Wed
nesdav October 3. by thc Rev Edward l. tllr.. william
Preblr Han L Kate Conrad daughter o. the 10
samuel 3 stanton. of -tOningtOn. Conn
UARDING-CLARK-A Christ Church. Ne@- BRIGHTON
= L. October a. ls-9 II 1 m. bY the Rev. Geor:c D.
NJ tuEnf"r 81 Lester NJ. CARR OF y ew
Brighton. 10 Albert j.. Harding, OF BOSTON
HENDERSON, PIIIN,E Ely on wednesday, Oct9b.r 6. at
Hilltop. Newport r.. /, by the Right lev Ihcni's 81
tars Bishop Rhode Ia ana Anita Alice M daughter Of
Theodore ~. PhIniey tO Louis o. hrndcr-Ou.
SOkRT--ARRDWN 3I TH-At Bedminst' r. on 'tne' lY.
October th- residence o. Mrs Z. ". ScIonp 10y tue
Rev steele De- assisted BY tine Rev j. l. HcN air.
*. NOtrS o. Mor-isiONn y. d. 10 bliss
Fannie Arrow On. OF Brun!nstcr. y. j.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Tuesday evening October .,
q; Inc estagco the bide by the Hsg. Franct LoDde
Pc.or Of Andrew, John Bladner Perry to Ltzateth
Beaverton. b0tI Oi this CITY.
pO6EROy-TROWBBID October 6. ls50 by the
Rev H. - luatr}Ol Lewis H. POm"rOy 10 ldI T. ROW
bridge, both 81 BrJokij J. l.
WHITE MARTIN-On wednesday, october g. the rc>il.
ence 0i The pare by the Rev 81 HaI21n ue
nv WELLINGTON whit. 10 Mary Ambrose, dl- cater Oi
Charles .. Martin. an o. this cay.
Elmita aud ONcgO plpeis please copy
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LIVERPOOL Oct 7.-PorK-Pnme Moss-Eastern. steady
at steady 20. BacOn-OumDera AMI 1ut,
dun 43 short Rib steady AZ 40l: L2ns Gear
dul AZ 49, short Clear steady az Al 3D. llams-One
tut dull 40 shoulders steady AZ ~ Beet-lIIh Ness
~ Extra Mess. dull a. -; Prime ness lun
al 81 Cd Lard-Pnme Western. hrmer az 1861 lalloW-
Prime CIV duh al "a ~ 50 %
RosIn-COmmOn. steady 49d V5 Fine STEADY al Ipo
American choice steady at 60 laru 1 sfay 9I
Sd FlOur-Exrra state. steady 81 IL CD Neat-NO l.
White steady az Id spring. steady ia. New
Winter western steady New southern Winter steady
al god COrn-Mixe, steadyat ;. C0tonseed on fcow
American market. Rosn-tOminon AT I1pnina'
Spirits London. hrmer AZ 80 3D.
LIVERPOOL 7-i23O D. mCheese, 90 per per cWL or
the grades Of American. Lard As CD per cwt Tor
American. "a, 1870,
LONDON Oct. - D. m.-Eefned Petroleum 9'sd per gal
spirits OF Turpenunc. 3ni Der cwt
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MIDNIGHT UEITHE R htEPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICArlONi
yy,,oDs,s ,0r m, n. - hJH'f

SWIODsiS " NJ N = E'''
WASHINGTON. Oct. s, L a. m.-The barom-
eter has risen the Middle Atlantic States and New
England with cooler clear weather and Bortberly 10
westerly winds The winds have shifted to elstery and
sonthery in the Lake region and the Norhwesi with
clear weather falling barometer aud rising temperature
exceut IN the Lower Lake region. The barometer has
fallen IN the southern portion Of the South Atlantic and
East Gulf states, Will north 10 east winds threatening
weather and rain Clear weather continues IN the West
ern Gulf States Tennessee and the Ono Valley, with
porhery % eastery wDds less pressure and no change
III temperature.
IndicEfloHs.
For the Middle States northeast 20 southeast WINDS,
sloOiy falling DarOeter slight rise III temperature,
ic.r r fair weather during the day, followed III the *
IRENE southern portion by threatening weather ana
ram. -, 81. -,
vs., viu,s sLffng eastey aud southery during l. g
night rising followed Toy falling barometer. ana slight
fall folio gen by slowly rising temperature
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THE CONNECTION IN 1HE EAST.


A Vienna dispatch to The Daily Ne'rs states
that all inhabitants around scutari Albania nave
been summoned to arms. Montenegrin chief has ar
rived Belgrade
The Greek Government has made all dispositions 10
summon 10000 men OF the reserve.
The AustrO-Hungarian consul al ScuIar mas feceFeu
an order to prepare 10 depart -, 81.
dispatch from Vienna TO the ST. Petersburg Goios,
saws Great Britain proposed to the Powers tia ne
INTERNATIONAL fleet take possession OF Lemnos or MIty-
lene. islands d the Kgean Sea. -,
THE RsDub.f0ue FRANCHISE, OF Paris. hints that the
Suln " dem tr TBS article evidently points 10 that
Journals advocacy OF his dcthrOnemeut.
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COMMERCIAL CONVENTION.
r,,,,,vc AMERICAN SHIPPING.

,,v.s,-pys OF RKLIEF PRoPosED-A
STRONG SENTIMENT IN FAVOR OF FOSTERING
LEGISLATION DISPLAYED
In the Commercial Convention at Boston
~e.,arday. several reforms were recommended
"a an animated discussion took place on the
s~nedency of admitting foreign ships TO
American registry. The general spirit OF the
Convention favors legislative aid to American
shipping.
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RIOTS AND STRIKES IN RUSSIA.

LONDON. Thursday, Oct z, 1880.
The London correspondent of The MdncheS-
Ter Guard,an says: che Russian Government mas con-
vened conference OF The Russian cotton manufacturers
al Moscow to discuss The threatened crisis in that indus
try At many the Moscow mills the wages OF opera
tiyes have been reduced per ent reduc-
ton of p.r cent at ludcf's great nil at 5mOensk
produced A four days strike and riot there. similar
reduced as the failure the harvest has doubled the
urige uf fuud.n
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CENTRAL PARK OBSERVATIONS
Abstract Of Monthly meteorological Report for sspfeno'
FORGERS From ENGLAND.

Superintendent Walling recently received
cable gram from the Chief of Police Of Yorkshire Eng
land the arrest OF James Singer and George
Fowler two passen gers a steamship bound for this
city. The dispatch merely stated that the men were
waLtrd forgery The steamship arrived at TINS port
land the named IN the dispatch were
arrested by Captain Gastn. OF IN" Steamboat squad
They were locked I'D ~ Police Headluarters
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, OCTOBER g. $780,

and fair weather yesterday The temperature raneeo
between 400 and $50. the average t53i99 being IL
lower than on the corresponding day last and 4s'
lower than Wednesday
Clear or fair weather. with slight changes In tempera-
ture may be expected to-day this city and vicinity
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HENRY HOLT g. CO..

Cerwna Thought From the Years W al 10 ioehcs
death. By kar iIllebrand- I'm, 81 -.
The Weiih:ids. BY Jessie FothersiL 10 mo Leisure
Hour >eri 81. 81
Troubieso ne Daughters. BY l. b. waforL author Oh
MIR. Siu,h" IONA. ri
Ths SIudfog Papers. By Charles DicAens. a"tAof Oh
..,Chr PllkMlNA Papera." lOn0 81
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sCRIENER & WEXFORD,
a .Ia.r

Through Normandy by Kathar ne > MAeIaoiL 30 IL
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trailon-. l2mO. e on. %.
Thr Ascent of the iIattrrloru BY Edward "hympsr
100 Illustrations. cloth, ~ -
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AGALE ON THE BRITISH COAST.

fearful gale has been raging here since
midnight last night and vessels have parted
cir cables and sustained damage. Tie baroor WORKS
and quays have been damaged and the promenade
flooded Several small yachts and boats have been
destroyed. fishing luggrr capped at the entrance 10
the harbor and five persons were drowned
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GEORGE r. PUrNAu'S SONS.

Hints for Home Reading Forming NoL XVII IN Put
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CLOTH 81
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MACMILLAN & Ca.

Two Worlds are Ours. by Hugh Macmillan d. D.
LID. l6tDO, 81 10
short History OF the Norman Conquest of England
Nv EDWARD Freeman. D. Z. l., IL ID lonO. Ilaicnh"h
Press series 90 cents
Tn. Niuar Arts Porcelain Painting Wood Carving.
stsnclng N ode Ing Mosaic Work Sc By Charles q. Ia
anJ I1no 90 cents Forming volume OF tho Ars
At oue Serle
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"
LATEST SHIP NEWS.

PORT OF EFW-YOR6....ARRIVED OCT T.
Old Dominion. Walker, Richmond City Point ana NOT
folk. 10 Old Dominion So c. -
Bark Don QuiIOe GER, Cheyer hamburg ~ uHys Win
mdse To Hermann kOOp q Co
kO-sah. Hulse, Brunswick 10 days. WIN iuuoef ="
W a Parks vessel 10 A Abbott
Schr Theresa Wolf, Champion Richmond. with coal
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y n PETERSON d BROTHERS.

Myrtle Lawn. A new American Novel ~ lso5eFt T.
ballard o. North Carolina limo Morocco cloth, 81 %
Iuc,. Rodey A new novel by Henri GrevIle. square
lomO Paper. cents cloth ii -.
Mana BY Emile sequel 70 - l. Assominolr" CON-
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Dolitical Notlres.
MEETINGS
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8.

The Grand circle Republican Club
Grand ratue meeting and banner raising AZ the Hranu
Circle Broadway ana 3Jta.aL, . a o,c, Mop N =,
FRIDAY OCrObEt. T. AT O'CLOCK y, ". 81.
The iten A J. ID rr.-N iOEFEk, the Hon. oEOktE w;
ptfNGAY Major WILLARD BU LA I'D ana others WIZ
address the meeting DoN - MI iLi-' Ai'"'"""''
WM. h. BLAKE Secretlries.
A-Poiiticai Hammers mt short Notice.
Fise Portraits for sale Trade a1Qphei.
HOJER GRAHAM PainterA - DGAlt- ~
Already made Banners ana foriraits.
Closing ut cheap. Trade Supplied
UOIE.t q GRAHAM. Painters ~ Dnane-st
IXth Assembly DIST rict r. puhion Asspnaohi- tur,
ca Gem TAI Committees pilihal
Ill he Led nt BLEkCkER bbtLpi NJ "1 fNlbA
EVEN me october 1850. Tor he puposr oi .eehS yer
- - -, 49, v.r ou. conventions rOiLs Opea tom 10 ~
S a'os Wv JOHN w. JACOBus President
UEogaE W. LIcxKr Secretary.
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THE MEXICAN PRESIDENCY.

Mexico, Oct 1.-The House of Representa-
tves ou the 25tn ult. b. large majority VOTE passed
resolution declaring Geaera Gonzales President Of the
RpruJlic His term is begin the lst Of Decem0
XII The electoral Vote stood a. follows: q nzaIe-
II -6s. graltez 1865: MciIa, 500: Cadena, 1918 !;
Vllllrtc 1865; amaze ma. IS; scattering, 80.
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LIPPINCOTr IL Co.

In, She Atone, A Novel. by MR.. Abby whitney
Brown lZmO extra cloth, 81 -
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tive Frequen cy Crimes gn5t The fe,on I'd NIe H"a
states OF The Umon BY IL " l!eined I2mo extra cloth
81 10.
Wandering Thoughts and Wandering steps BOOK
of Travels. lZmo. extra cloth, 81 -
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THE FUNERAL OF OFFENBACH.
PARIS. ThursdGy. Oct. Z. l g

The funeral of the late NJ Offenbach took
place to-day the Madeleine where there was solemn
celebration All the principal Oh, singers IN Paris,
under NJ Faure vo!un ary participated III the musical
service. special a1talOu from On.nbael postum
nous v orx Les Coutes d Hohmann was silhg.
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ROBERTS BROS.
fla.sr.N

Madame ID. rbIay's diary and Letters. iitef By sarah
q Wo,'s~y Win portrait = yOs. l2nI, cloth, 81
IN, Ode of Life BY the author OF The EOc VI HAies
cloth.
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yitnIized phites and seep to infants CHI
rrn ana adults gtheuin the ban and nerves wiz
the proper foor nervousness frctiuness an
debility. For sale by druggists
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,,uEs "a o.CooD A. co.

New aud Old. Nolamo oil Verse by 'Ohn Ao"n
SymOnds
E,x.r;tr Autler.. Household Friends. Good Com.
ed nv lanes Fiolds sold In sets separately
asrh
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FORD,, HOWARD & HUBERT
a.. II Ney.ierk

Rricks without Judge lOurgecs new book -
handsome l2mo 522 up. with frOntispece Con-, 81 o.
Into the Third and Foarth Generation BY Hssa
Campbell lBuO. cloth. 81
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JOHN WILEY & Sons.

Ru,lius Seven Lamps Of Architecture New su0sorip
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plete all the plates VOID eugrasngs C"ti eAo
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FIRE Al GREENOCK.

LONDON. Thursday, Oct. T. 1850.
A fire at Greencck last night destroyed the
Worsted Mills Of Fleming, EeId Co.. which were the
larrcs- ia Scotland.
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sub Rosa BY Charles 7. Murray
Last for "A Woman By May agnes Fleming
Amerg the Tnorn-. 81 Ms Dickinson FL 50.
Missy BY the author OF Ruiledge 81 30
Ioiu -,yirton'- Travels. Price. - cents
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PETROLEUM MARX EFT.


BRADFORD Penn. Oct7Crude Petroleum active and hrm
4IsOO bbls. United Pipe Line Certificates opeheo ~
9Jssc. advanced 10 81 0l &C, and closed at SSisc
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4 n FUNK & Co,

Iosn P,ouxhmnus Pictures. BY spurgeOa. 80 quaint
,nnsiralons Price. Ii cents.
Alfred the Great. By Hughes 20 cents
Erouar. Ag9restes ~ Ruskin Is cents
The IIermits. BY Kingsley. IS cents.
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Penzance is the most western town of
England and is IN the County OF Cornwall Us popula-
ton : about 10000.
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THE ASSASSINs OF DIR. PARSONS.
CoNsrANTINoPLE. "Wednesday. Oct. 6. 1880

For the past week the Porte has deferred
pronouucing sentence on the three assassln' OF Dr
Parsons tie American mlssIGnarY, on the plea mat
they were III. Mir. Heap. the Committeeman OF the
United States however. liked Saturday next Tor pro-
nOnncIng srntence on tlrln.
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yyinchc-ters HypoDhesphites


C0nsuIuntIIt ttft ~ weak Lungs
Nervous all forms OF General DeDIlsy EsID
Ilshed - yoars Ire IT, I'll ~ per bOttlo.
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,lJ aud 4 , Brssdwry
The Crnnii-sIme, A story OF Creole iAfs ~ 'eofge
W Cable RuthOf Of 'Nld Creole DsJs VOL, lzmo al d.
Army Lie In Russia. by Lieutenant h. " uroe U. \ A.
l vol. IL mo, al 90
A sa,,, Ieilow,hip. BY Frank r.. STOCKTON snthor Of
in,Sy Orange" Illustrated vol. IL mo- extra Goth
81 ~
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nODD. MEAD & CO
CuARl.E- ,gRiBNER's SONS.
Jtyaai firotfWtv

ADay Of Fate BY f. T. Roe in handsome iamo 70
Price 81 30.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL oBSEHyArIDV&

,-c,ooicglar line, vs,at 90
iuigl fhs a-r a. ssrf.ru D. az Sih.p
these nnifi ''h.i
ssaosarc. lnaeAa- ~ tas fhiisf 81 ha4a4ls
ia ,aAcy, 81 Bfss4uaJ
rptausE OFFICE, oct 8. a. m.-1he upward move
-, in .ne barometer continued throughout thU clear
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Health Comfort, LGxIry. -
Russian Baths IL Lafayette place. open nOm L. ~ 10 il
D. NJ LADIES', a. 10 II III.
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1ueuIl NoIlce5

Henry A. Daniels VI. d. 144 LoxingtonaVs near 2Sthst
Hours. TO ana 70 7.
Attention u gentlemen only.
Now Exhibition Free.
Al THE LEANIIT RI ROOMS. SlT broadway
w d. PATERSON's COLLECTION.
oil Paintings and Coors by American and Foreign
potterv-Poreelalns Standardization Ntenna-Chneso
and Jpancse- RrOnzes Mahogany Furntnre-Anque Rugs
90 Cuiios. &c.
The whole TO be sold without by auction at tito Art
L. Ooms SIT Broadway. -. .....
TUIjRSDAY AFTERNOON AND EVENING,
October II. a , and Z O'Clock
GEO A. LEANlTT X CO.. AUCTION EEIG<
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The E1as Tor the week endlt sArURDA I, Octo
her D. 1850 Viii close this Office TUESDAY, AZ 100
a. m ElrOp. steamship Wl-cohsn VIA elurcnstoWh
on WEDN DAY. $3.50 IN tor Europe, bv steamship
Iernstpwu (corrciDnndcnce must
be spe riv and %: and 33 o. tor France direct
by steamship Fr.nce via Havre on thu kHDAl NJ l;dO
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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1880-12-01
WEDNESDAY,.....DEC. l. 1880.
NATIONAL SURGICAL INSTITUTE.

One ofthe Surgeons Of this old and
notable Institute will visit Alexan'
dria, La, December IS and IL, 1850,
stopping at Mrs. Nelson Taylor's.
The object Of this visit 10 70 give the
afflicted an opportunity for examina'
sion at or near their homes, thus -.
wing hopeless cases the expense OF q
trip to Atlanta. A careful exanins.
ton will be made, and patients can
learn II their cases are durable or can
be benefited, and whether it will bs
necessary for them to visit the lnsti'
tute. In such cases as can be cured
Or treatment begun at home, ar
engagements can be made with oul
visiting Surgeon, aud treatment com
menced at once.
Cases Of Deformities and Chronic
Diseases will DO examined, such as
Club Feet, Diseases Of the Hip,
Spine and Joints. Paralysis, Piles
Fistula, Cstarrh, Female and Private
Diseases, and Diseases of the Eye
Ear, etc.
Come early as the visit is limited
to the time stated. For Circulars
and full particulars, address Nationa
Surgical Institute, Atlanta, Ga.