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honorable business offered more gentle
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II could be safely and probably connected with the sta
tioncry Publishing Business any other OF nature
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team scarcely be said hnt any competition exists IN
Sewiork other Giles, monopoly is certain IN
offs branches By the mode 1t IL conducted and existing
contracts.
The advertiser Is connected with similar houses, possess
in equal plta gee other large cities whose eXpc
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An excellent opportunity offers In New. York and another
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No others but hose possessing requisite qualifications,
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Business Notifies.

PHYSICAL ExEscisE.-The Union Gymnaste AcsSs
NY. No. l5a & l6l Crosby,ss. between Houston ed
Blocker !. under the sole management: OF Dr., Be.
Hot. Cold, Shower Baths free to subscribers n7,v<
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ANOTHER BREAK IL THE CANAL There IS
another Break in the Canal It occurred yesterday al
ternoon IL miles west OF Rochester Ii ia expected 70
be repaired on Monday These interruptions are ex
.reuelv annoying They up the price OF Flour and
Wheaton the scabosrd and diminish their value West
Alb Eve Jour eth
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DLarkets.. :. CarsLu4y r.perted Lar 7nt 1t1ure.

SATURDAY, Now
ASHES-There is change to notice, and the sales
are light Pots are 81 -, Pearls So
COTTON-The sales today amount 10 1000 baIes 10
manufacturers without change in price The news per
Britannia was received al late an hour 10 test its e.
feet on the market The advance in LIVERPOOL 10 fully
%, as VIII be seen by reference TO our correspondence
in another column.
FLOUR AND MEAL-The market was very inactive
today As soon a. It was known that the Bo.ton TEE
graph was BROKEN receivers generally refused sell 5;
any price thus blocking the game of the specuators
On Cnanse the leading receivers reiuzed 10 name
price, rs was coon ascertained that certain partes
were IN possession OF the foreign advces The sper
ators unable buy 20 any extent and this should
ne adopted as general rule by all Flour dealers 10.
their own safety. Whenever foreign news IL expected
and the wires are broken all holders Of Flour and Graz
should refuse 10 sell at any price sr thus tho terpeen
70 cut the wlrss will be removed. Alter tt news ~
received, parties who We're taken unawsres aod 2VW
bbs Genesee al Sc l2i aud 1000 bbls Howard eueeiG
bols sold on the dock 4, IS IS Some receivers n
the afternoon demanded 81, while others would &c:
name price sales 200 bbls Rye Flour st4 Is. Ins
receipts for the week are 1890 bbls Flour and 6s"
bushels Wheat
GRANITE business done in Grain today vas ms
and all before the Steamers sdyicea were made peo
After Change no quotations can be given Sales ~
bushels Genesee Wheat al lis cts 1000 bush. "nn
Corn On private terms; loco Yellow Northern st ~
100 new Northern At 60 cts for distng; 100 dsnAs
Southern az O. cti and 1900 bushels Barley P:i'e
terms.
HAY-sales 1900 bale, Hay at 1000 cts
PROVfsIoNS-The msrke. Is steady for PORK 90
rather quiet Yesterday sale of 1000 bbls Prime 80.
300 bbis new Beef a. . and 37s In neighbo.ns
sales 5000 IS sides n cts. and 300 tres Primo s
Pork al sl2 for England. on New-York account
BRIcas-Hard North River have bean scarce 20
some Hgse past but are now more plenttal-:ae psIF
hows7err -snsiaa steady a. Is 37s0s3 20 ? IL
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r We refer gentlemen seeking profitable. boae,.
able business to advertisement in ;odsys paper Al.
dressed To Business Men"
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u A Merchants clerk residing in Pesrst this
civ is said 10 have attempted destroy himself day be
fore yesterday spurred on BY guilty conscience he
having robbed his employer OF large sums Eagle.
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PARIS STYLE OF Observation-Disclosures and FOR sale T.,
KNOX rs Fulton ST. Sun Buildings
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By reducing the Wheat to Flour, the quantity left az
tidcwaer this year. compared with the corresponding
period OF the last year shows equal TO 6si3O6
bbls of Flour
The light receipts during the fourth week of October
this year explained by the detention caused By the
canal boats at the break at Oriskany,
Several contracts for the construction of the New.
York and New Haven Railroad have been made and the
prospect Is that the road will be opened the entire dist.
ance within year from next January. To New.Haven
about 1000 shares have been allotted
The announcement that there was boat in the
schuylkill Canal freighed with hundred and sixty
tons of coal s way down--showing that the obec,
OF the Company in the enlargement of the Canal had
been etfected-was the of the "a per cent sd
OF that stock at Philadelphia The passage by the
Common Council of that city on Thursday evening Of
the ordinance authorizing the subscription by the City
of three millions Of dollars the Central Railroad WIS
the OF the advance Of the Harrisburg bonds snd
shares. The proceedings Of Councils at their last meet
ing indicate that the three million subscription viii b.
made without qualification or condition and tia; the
Central Railroad Company will receive the requisite
letters patent from the Governor
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New STYLE OF HIr.-E.ne Hats o. tie style row
prevsilinS in Paris. for sale by the subscriber;
o2l lOteoG BIRD, cor. Pine snd Nassau .,s
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GOrRArD,s LIaRGRY oa RnMAHcr

JULIA WRIGHr-CaSTo XXI.
Then Julia smiled On Blackstone--s,ieh smile
So full Of swretness gratitude. AID love;
So artiess, eloquent, and void Of grfle
She seemed, 70 him, gel tom s5ove
Her tars face critnsoHed win blush the while
II dItIag words 70 pour her thanks she stroge;
Her breath thick-she roselost ali her ,tren
And fsinitng fell INTO his arms atleugth
ITO De coniinuetJ
The 5etchsn Of lad Us smile Is rruct enhanced By
pure white, skin no preparation OF arr can
produce tbs, exrept GOuRAuDS kairr hedcasea soap =
celebrated for removing Tan, Pmpes Fr-ekles Sal.
Iowness, RngTorl, Redness, Rougsnes. &c GOtl.
aAUDS P@a6T Subtle. equally famous in their way
iof ers6ieenng supertuoas human hair, GOURAuD'S
mare red light or grey hair which they wish color TO
= To avoid imposition public notice Is given thai DR.
FELIX GOURAUD'S renowned preparations cannot he
oosi.ed g=cuire any where except Dep, 81 Walk.
er-sL first store from Broadway usH
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cAnpErsx. wflfa1ns's, (Which Is really three tn,
resped9 also Chemical OIL. Spirit Gas Burning Eluit
High Proof Alcohol, White Rosin Burgundy Pitch o.
choice quslity. for ss,e by w. WILLIAMS,
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II The Rochester Da'iy is distressed-not by
the defeat OF its beloved Cato. it would seem 50
much as by the perilous position OF the Wings 1t
says;
From has,y glance the surface Of things we can
no, escape from the conclusion that the victory VIII
prove disastrous one.
No doubt OF it That accounts for the long faces
that we see about the streets The Locos are al
ficted not by their own present discontinue but
by the prospect OF a Wig defeat at some future
time We are rather oddly reminded OF the not
very dp,opos anecdote OF two Irshmen who, onlend-
ing in this country and setting down to their first
dinner on shore, found on the table dish OF pre-
pared mustard, which neither of them had ever hap
pened to meet before. One of them took spoon
full q, n venture which quickly brought deuge Of
tears over his face What YOU crying Tor 2
asked his companion, a. vas crying a: the recol-
lection OF my poor father who was hung twenty
wears ago The dinner proceeded, and soon the
other made a like dip into the mustard, with re-
suit similar to the former What are you crying
fer Z" was now the grave inquiry OF his comrade-
Il am crying because yoa were not hung when
YOUR father was
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DIED


On Saturday morning. 9Th inst. PEEBE ANN NUN.
son, OF consumption aged 20 years months and ,
days ,,
In this csy. early yesterday morning Mrs MARY
BOLEN aged 3 years.
Her remains will be taken to Catskll for interment
this morning - o'clock from her late residence 80
West Broadway.
At Schwatz Tyrol on the ed Sept ELENA RAIN
Err wife of John Mills OF this city in the els year
OF her sge.
Mrs Mills was one fthe celebrated Raner Family OF
voca!ists who were 90 popular here years ago.
On the 9Th inst. JANE, youngest daughter e Stephen
Tyson. Esq. aged Il years
The friends and connections invited to attend her
funeral this afternoon o'clock from the resi- dence OF
her father 35l Hudson-st
II The Museum viii be crowded again this week, as
the manager has aged for shor; time longer the shak-
ing Quakrrs have been popular with all who have
witnessed their wonderful performance An exhibition OF
Gas will also be given during the course OF the
evening together with oher Interesting entertainments
Performances at o'clock and u r NJ. Madame Rock;
we'll the celebrated Pefoogsi, he consulted at MI
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SAvps's SASstpASlttA.-Unvl recently the vesel,b'.
Kingdom hss not he'd rs due place among The subec,, a
scientific research The OF nature wouldseen /,
cges that vegetable productions, in preference 10 ME-
.ra substances should be used by in repe!ag Il.
disorders 70 which his frame subject This opguor 5.
daily gaining ground for only supplies our food
and vitality the air breathe bat under The pTucesse.
ofthe chemist il affords remedies FOX our diseases TSe
purely vegetable preparation OF SANDss SASs,saMtl,
combines in Itself the properties OF an anepGe, MA
caihartc and tonic by numerous s,;esed facts IA
rroved to be most etcscious remedy for Scroaals al
kinds OF sores ard ulcers produced by natural causes
s,piors and variety OF other diseases having their c,s
gin in all impure state ofthe blood
Prepared and sod,' wholesale AID retail. By A. BAD
SANDS Wholesale Druggists, 100 Fulton.si corner o;
Wiliarn-s rs Broadway, and n East Broadway New.
York Sold also by Druggists generally Throughout, ts
United Price 81 per bottle or six bottles for S.
Be NOT pEcmvrp-Be mol deceived with vain hope
Law no, the aiteting uncton your soul ha! d.ea.ev
cure itself especially il that disease be Consumption o,
Liver Complaint, IL you would be restored 10 health WI
must use the means which beueyoence and kind Proy
ence have placed within your reach The great and
versay popular remedy for Consumption, ard all Chrcu;
diseases is now for sale every city and mporsn, town
in the country and a price too that any Afford
TO buy You have excuse. therefore. for ucgectng
,ave your life and health. Be deceived with quack
nostrum or any limitations of this invaluable medicine An
individual ut Charleston s Carolina recently purchased
four bottles OF doubtful kindone Of the most cesbted
physicians in the city, told the deceived patient he must
send that article back and exchange it for Dr. wissrs
Balsam ofWild Cherry BE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS thar
it is Dr. Wistars Bassm that curesit is DR.. Wissrsha
brings back bloom OF health to the cheek lusre TO the
eye strength the system JOY and gladness 10 the sou
and Happiness manitis Dr. Wlsiars that has gained
such celebrity among The Sick astontshed the world with
effects. and ia recommended By the best physicians
ghout the land Be deceived, buy none unles
signed l. Butts on the wrapper, the genuine and original
Dr. Wislar's, which is
For sale by \. y. D. SANDS Druggists, loo Fuliont
corner OF William Agents for !s City also at rs Bros
way. ard ~ East Broadway and by Druggists seneTauy
ihrnug hort the United States. NJ
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We do not repeat our Assembly table, because
we cannot yet make it complete. Suffice it that all
doub. has vanished of decided Wing majority IN
the Assembly and smaller in Joint Ballot
THE SENATE.
Our letters and Telegraphic advices from ST
Lawrence revive some faint hope that j. n. LAKE
Wing, may yet prove to be elected iromthe Fourth
District. The majorities FOR Governor appear to
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r Nothing interesting a; the Police offe'
BRo0KLYN AFFAIRS

u Look out Tor counterfeit specie. We haye,
been shown very neatly executed half dollar dated
81 ard il is stated that similar ones are penttuy n
circulation in this vicinity We tsve been informed mat
there = 5 mandatory OF the article somewhssc N
p,rp and tha, lsr.; cusntit;es are made for eNpor
,a,ior The appearance Of this spurious coin Is quite
engaging bu, the sound is very Ike that OF bad doSgre1
=, ;7rrlss horribly. Eagle.
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e DON. hare Dry, Dirty or H.rsh STIFF Hair A.nsIl
quantity Of three shilling bottle Of Joners Coral Hs,r
Restorative voud make moist soft clean and smooth and
keep 80 thrice Is long any other preparation Sold
a e Caa;hamst. Try Il once. rs aeod
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w- MAssAcHusgrrs holds bsr s,srs Election

q MASSACHUSETTS, holds her State Election
to-day. There needs no prophet to tell US what
viii be the result The multitude OF small parties
and sections OF parties VIII probably defeat choice
of Governor. Lieutenant and perhaps quorum of
Senators by the People, but the House VIII be
Wing, with Wing plurality on the State ticket
and all will speedily be made right.
- The Wings of Boston hsd CREST rally at
Fsneuil Hall on Friday evening Hon. JOSEPH
BILL presided and DANIEL WEBSTER made one
Of his sledse,hsmmer Speeches 70 an immense
auditory. electrified by the tidings of the Wing
victory IL New-York. The Wings of Mass&chu-
sets launch their bark on the tide at food and can
hsrdly fail TO be waited on i, to victory.
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coNGREss.


to Congress from Jefferson Co, over O,rfle Hanger
ford, Tariff Loco, by 81 votes All the latest &C
counts concur in this.
Tho Wutertown Journal extra has the reported
MAORI ~ in each town, and the balance is 81 IN IA
yor Of Mullin Even the Albany Argus con
cedes Mullins election, by the way, its state
n,ent of Friday morning which misled our Assist
ant on Saturday morning, not SO late by twelve
hours as our own previous sdvices by Telegraph
from Utica,l
1t is still very doubtful whether James Collias
Barnburner, or Francis Seger, Old Hunker, sup
ported by the Whige is elected from St Lawrence
and Lewis, Lewis gives Seger fully 400 major
ity. which St, Lawrence may may not have over
come.
Geo. 4. iSterk9eatksr, Banburner, is very GER
tainly elected from otsego and Schoharie. The lat
YER County gives Blakeley only 800 majority, while
Oaego has given Starkweather some to7oo OF
seso has disappointed us more than any other
County in the State,
E STEuRrs County while giving some 600 70
500 majority for Wright, has elected Wing Sher-
it Henry Brothsr) by 400 and given the Wing
Congressman and Senator zoo each securing the
election Of both, The rest of the Loco. Foco ticket
is elected. Mr. Brother was elected Sheriff nine
years ago. when the Wings carried nothing else in
the County. He now chosen by more than three
srncs the majority he then had--a very fat,ering
testimonial from Political adverssries.
IL CORTLAND County gives some e5 majority
for Young, and probably about the same Loco on
the rsst Of the State ticket. The Loco Congress
man has II majority the Whis Assemblymani is
elected, with Loco Sheriff and Clerk-This
County would be to 400 Wing bat for the exist
snee and efforts OF the Liberty party
20 YATES County, while electins Loco-Eoco
Assenbfymen, and reported 800 for Wright, (which
we won't believe until we see the Official has che
sen Wing Sheriff and Clerk
~ ULSTER Co while probably e!ecrins two
Wing Asssmblymen, giving Young so and Sheriff.
loar Congressman 200 majority has chosen a Loco
sheriff and Clerk
n SULLIVAN Co has chosen the ticket non,ins
ted by the whis ard Equal Rishs. Conventions
throughout,
E scRoHARIE has chosen the entire Anti.
Ret ticket,
Assrexases fer Members Of Assembly,, q, ,h,.
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ycxy.York In the Next Congress,

;,t- relates that Napoleon, the eve Of his last
brilian. victory il Egypt called aside his tavo1ts
Mara. and observed 70 hri With his accustomed
Oriental exaggerasion, that the destiny OF the
world depended on he issue G: the coming day
81 canno. answer for the day replied the chival-
nc General Of Horse. :bu, if ever 1nfentry were
charged TO the tssth By Cavalry, the Turks shaA
BE- tomorrow
Through the whole @. tbs past Summer and az
turn, active and prominent Wings IN TINS state
have been anxiously questioned b. their brethren
in other States with regard TO the issue Of our ap-
urosching Election, especially with regard 70 Mem
bsrs of Congress. The snswer-genera,, re Pre-
sume-has been that we we're doing ooierably well
and ysozid try to make fair show in the next Con
Rress in spite OF the NetiTe American distraction
here which we would gladly have healed il re
could except at ruinous cost Day after de! nave
We been favored with letters very aatteT1ng 70 al
Editor. who Goes not always remember that the
multitude suppose that he tells the truth or not as
the interests Of his party may seem to require say
in1 in substance, We see that yoa sag IN your
paper John Young vii be chosen Governor BY some
Ten Thousand Majority. but what is your pirate
opinion? ADORE all how viii the Members OF Con
press stand Please write US few lines imrnedi-
a,ely." We generally had better business On hand
than answering these kind inquiries otherwise than
through our discredited columns
In due time New-York speaks for herself
WHO GovERsoR By Ten Thousand majority Five
If not Six WHO SENATORS out of eight WIG
ASSEMBLY and Jo1s1 BALLOT, and WHO CousTT
OFFICERS in a majority of our Counties, are part
of the results
Asto MEMBERS or CONGRESS. We claim that
New.Tork has done her part toward the National
renovation. Other thirty four Members T~ESTT-
THREE are thorough, aI.weather Wings and Three
more IF Seger is chosen hostile TO the late ruiing
DYNASTY in our State and elected by Wing votes.
Add to these Mr. jenkins OF Oneida, who though
not on the Wing ticket. is thorough friend OF Pro
lection to Home Labor and determined opponent
Of the Slavery extending spirit which has OF late
borne SWAY in Congress aud still has complete pos
session OF the White House and ne think 1t vii!
be conceded that New-York has Brought her end
well up Notwithstanding the loss OF three Members
hereabouts by the Native calamity -" hen the
ouestion of Protection or authorization comes up
las it must, in the next House, the Empire State
will stand TwEYrY.SIx for TO EIGHT against the
policy of Protection, and Of the eight four will have
been chosen by minorities of their respective con
stitnencies Gentlemen oil the East the " est. and
the South have not the Middle States done their
share Of the work apportioned among us2 II We
fail to secure Wing Congress, whose fault wall 1t
be
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Total. Wrights majority. .l44
Lake is behind Young some so votes in Sarato'
90, but we barely hope enough ahead in Montgom-
cry and Herkimer to elect him The probabilities
are very strongly the other way
Tho election of NELSON ]. BEACH Wing in the
Fifth District appears to be conceded, though the
returns for Senator ARE yet scanty. The Senators
elected this yenr are therefore probably
Dist Wigs Dist. Locos
nj In HAnRis, |. JOHN TOWNSEND.
" NELSON J. BEACH II. HARVEY R NORRIS,
VI sAMuE. H. P. HAIL. " THOMAS Crook
VII. ABRAHAM GRIpLxY.
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u See full! certificates in this paper. dig lueaa.
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The Picayune says, the difficulty between Gen.
Marshall and Col Peyion and ihs between Mr. Musson
and Capt Shiyers, arranged without hostile
meeting.
Mr.. Kendall writes from Galveston, Oct. q. as
follows From Monterey 10 Matamoros among both
Americans and Mexicsns great deal Of sickness pre-
vsil-chils and fevers and inermitt;ng ievers have
come in for moro than fall share Of both but am now
on the mend regret ssts that two sble officers died
here last nigh; and be buried this aternoon-Co
William 5 Fisher who commanded The noted Mier ex.
petition and Capt. Francis : Early who commanded
the Washington company OF Texas Rangers a the bat
ties of Monterey The former had Just married yonng
and accomplished wife the latter hourly expecting
mis- family 10 meet him st this plsce.
The L. 5. steamer Spittre Capt la;nsl, arrived al
Rrszos lssnd on the 10Th ms; from ChsgCes She had
on board Capt NIn C Nicholson, Lieut.. Leigh and
Passed M;dshp:uaa Duer [ : n who had al been sent
down 10 Chagres with dispatches Tor the Pacific squad
ron They sre now their way to New.oseans on the
MrhiE
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CoNNEcTlcur,-The following Is the entire ticket
formed by the Wing State Convention, al Hartford
last week
For Govvrnor. CLARK BlSSELL OF No-vssA
L. GcrcTTcr- CtLASIEs J. McCuxpr Ell LYME.
Sec. Of Ss.s, JOIN s. RosExrsoN New,Eayen.
Trssssrer. JOSEPH 3. GuBSSr, Hartford
Cszeol.sr. -. ASIAN CATIIN, Harwintoa.
This is the ticket of last year complete, which
received decided plurslity Of the Peoples votes
iss' Spring bar was overruled by e Loco-Foco ma
Josisy IN the Legislature who elected the minority
caneioases We don't spprehend smother such
dpce il ~