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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-03

DE,rrHATg Assst,r o. a Pol,csNAr - Policeman Jen-
kline OF The SIKH District after having arrested pr-
son.r ana being his To the station house about
bali put IL ooock morni a. violently
tackled by Five FONT th,.f, bickusm~J Monkey who
saw. him blow with siupg hot In the mouth dis
placing come of bi- teeth and otherwise ipjurug him
severely lie ~ss subsequently arrested.
Fp-A FIRE Wa discovered about half past o. clock
On Ihurdsy at ernoon st No. IL Bowsry occupied BY
Gelard B'skDsn, saddlsr. Damage by ire tria,og.
FiRr-At o'ol,ck yesterday. n FIRE broke out In or
rather outside tb. bous. occupied by Nr Kins, 81
Warren street between ,'rseDwioh aud Washington
III patlul chimney took ire aud the weather board
ing the gable nd Of IN. house gnitsd from the
heat srd ~ss sosn In blaze One at the Gre engines
vas qsicky at ~rk, sud ex los ulshed the flames
without any mst-tiai damage. The Pest Once bell
srg an alarm for this FIRE for the tth dstro instead
Of the Sixth.
Bvrs,p 10 Dr.ru "A child by the name OF Thcms.
Cannon 'ed seven years whose parents re-'de a. No.
1ap Hammond street, w, burnt in n most shookI pg
ner by IT. cloii ~ taking ire on Thursday after
noon and died about clock. The Coroner sent
for to hold 81 ibquett
Aso1a,h Dam IRON Bursf,G "wednesday after
neon about "'tiock little gifl. named Ann Flood,
accidentally tfknR Ere, hat she died yesterday after
noon THO coroner held an Inquest yesterday at the
hous Of her father ~ 2ist rect aud avenue
A, -hsn ssfoiet 81 accidental death was returned
AcuptNr.-N.st.,dsy sternoon. at halt past IL
o'clock a sfinsp named John Il Browne q man Of
abb ut 90 ytsrs OF Isdng at The " Attor-
n.y and Desrr-y -,rs.ts, MS driving hts loaded cart
at tie corner ~ water aud Fulton streets when sc
struck "a. huts. with the rein. To copel him To 20 on
upon ~hich the snu al reared up aud Knocked hi in
down. swing fiu hck 10 the leg which produced u
G. pound uEeiute. he ~as taken sBo.her cart to
Bic r,sic,nce by 'hHrlss Hish.r OF the "a ward police
MILITARY rARApfs
TrsrHW VAR LisHt Grsrp - his hnely driile3 corps
uuo'r ecmnsrd OF 'spt DunriDr irit the city yes
tstdHy f"r target practice ara greater part of
The tsr In HAT sN.rfise and q the accuracy 81 their
am the target sase ample Evidence Ia the AFTERNOON
- heir Trturn o. ths city hey pss.ei the Herald
Tee soc'mIsbied by Diusls's baud.
tn Hat - Atrs lt4 mu. ksis, CAPT J. Uarrison,
rtw'd our onic" Yesterday Ga target excursion.
4 his y very hre body Of men.
The 'tmItsb Guards 81 the Firhtb ward raised tho
H,fad tio- yesterday, their return from target
Ifsctire They sste eel drilled ard had a targ.t sell
rceNd They are called alter er Aldsrmaa Compton,
81 The iphth Wstd.
The m'rhers ot No % Tose Cart and Independent
sweet OIaIds, and tie Highlander Guard also passed
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hSFIisc OF I'M "oloahp .ruLArioN-Lsst evening
u'tt,nt 81 ,hs s",".s" eitis~us 81 New York vas
outy n VIZ" - 'hs ~ >roschipg election The meet
T. 3 oid not cone sgs,h.r till after o'clock ana
dd not rs!ss's ril sitter half past twelve oblock.
". 1St"a VAS In the chair. and the
meeting wa addressed by N-Ssrs Downing. Tuilis,
Gu'gbon, many others and passed
d"n"uDcmR The ccaioO 81 the barn burners With ram
nsuy hall and d.cs ing their deter mi ton defeA.
TIE can idst.s. Al this adv ADcsd hour have nor
room for reports but Us 1t is rlch may pubish IL
SIIANGE NEws.-Ther- was a large political opea air
meeting IN The six ward st evening ana tight &c
meeting VI favor nj roott and addres sed by
hes,rs Nsiark r. Camp, aud John Mo'irsfh There
hor 6rs skyroct.ts toi chez and bands OF
In r'qnisi'i hut clubs, brick bats, stones.
" on derr vii never csass:
1nE FooIE KELLY FAcrioXs Yesterday
ot III. iIe Of stages ung through Broad To
the Battery, was surmountrd ny huge cap at liberty
aud lsrs. pcsd With the Fuote ticket inscribed
IL ABOLITION 10 which there drum strapped TO tn
sIn t"ot,t. beating II most Justify through the
window, whiis the TeBsiudsr OF land inside were
char MING tue sitIzenb To vote Tor Foo.e
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Markets.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 9, 1919.
The market To day Is extremely quiet and trade
IL generally 6n6Ded to home copsumption Quo
tsions every article with the exception of white
corn, hitch had experienced further decline OF 2
aud is told at 30 cts. per bushel the same
as yesterday
The cargo Of the brig tideiis from Porto Rico was
offered ut auction 10 day and disposed If as follows
100 bhds sugar. at SIS SIS so per ITO lbs $50 pack.
aass refined do. Mt 81 10 so 50; ami us hhds
lsfses NJ 20 a zoe. per gallon.
BrFFALo. Nov 2-6P VI.
Receipts since yesterday-Flnur, 10 900 bbls wheat
II COO bushels: corn. none The market opened firm
to for -four with advance ate desert pttons
dsal.rt however. preferred waiting the steamsr
due which checked in measure Tire transaction,
the ask ny prices for Michigan were ~ 81 81 ~ For
wheat there T. fair demand with sales Of 900 bash
els. including Ohio. aissTc. and Wisconsin mt 65c
he ket for especially the better descriptions,
such NJ round elbow, Sc continues firm. with fair
amount OF ssles. In ireights there is no change.
ALBaSy. Nov 2-6P. VI.
Receipts since yes.erday Flour Is 000 bols. wheat,
none; corn bCO bushels barley 1909 de-. There Ia
change In -four excepting pure ,i-nesss. which Is
quoted at SIS rs other brands remain BET IRE. and
the salts are 1900 bbls " heat j. in fair dem aud,
with sales Of 2eOo bus heels Genes.e at 81 Is The ops
Taops ia moderate Gales not exceeding 900
bushels mixed Western. ut SO 63c Rye is quoted 1t
81 nc with sses Of 2 500 bushels There Ia good In
qury for barley sales reaching 20 600 Bushels includ
ing two. rowed at 5tc and four do at 50 Sic.
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FINE ARTs-THE Two UsIoSs.-The Interna-
iional All Union, which has given such a terrible
colo 10 the American Art Union, opened It's col
lectIon Of paintings the other night at the Alham-
bra, avery fine exhibition room, somewhere IN the
neighborhood Of Nlblo's Garden, in Broadway,
and hot far from the hall Of Its great rival, the
American Art Union. According to the accounts
which We have heard Of this new exhibition, we
should not be surprised to zee the great ude of
amateurs and lovers Of The fine arts gong in the
direction of The Alhsmbra, instead Of the old Ame-
riosn AT Union Many Of the paia,i.ss n tho
NV concern said to be splendid and beautiful
IN the exIeme, and very enicing TO the fashionable
world.
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ARthais AND DEPARTURES.
II Pohrrfon u 5. W. Wool. Providence; w.
Gafuio Brooklyn; NJ Metcst Boston, In Dlnas Bigys
Cir cjunati; W Warner, Livingston county, .lr
Shiylsy Liverpool; 4. Paxton Utica; II Hyatt
Baltimore; a Gs,isIdo Mckee, g. r. Patterson Wash
ihptop l.. ID. ,Iiids, North CoroIins. j. II Baliwio
Savannah we've among the arrivals yesterday nc the
lIyii house
Ia Simpson, Philadelphia; J Cohiil Massachusetts,;
Capt frgiirh 4. s Nsr,Les rhos L DAD Boston; y.
Glenn do X. n 'arter. u. Navy; q. COmstock
Rome; Jos Reeves Philadelphia, we're among the
ARR, sis yesterday st rhe American Hotel.
h.. e. L,ti. New York. w Rogers Quincy; ksl-
lcgg. Vermont: J. Buchanan, Boston; J. Roth. Troy;
J. Bsn Baltimore. w AZ. Smith, Montreal, were
smoI tn. arrivals yesterday nj the Howard
Hon J. kennedy l. fitting. baltimore; Ma. Lee
US. "A; Jo, Atwood Michigan. II n gardiner, Jr
ard isay, Mis- VI n campbell, Georgia; MIR de Osma
p.vrv,sn atiop were among the Arrivals ysata-fay
4 the New tuk pcf',.
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hold the Medium ground between the ulrasms Of
both paiies. The ultra locofoco clique, headed
by Richie, and his office holders, and the ultra
Tom Ewing, Collamer caba with their Wash
irei-n organs, would both disgrace the PresI
dtnt-,he one publicly, the other insidloisly
the one by disappearing his acts, aud the
other b, folslyme his pledges. We rely upon Gen
Taylor and though surrounded by sche ming and
obnoxious advisers, we shall stick to hun I'LL the
fglt is out He has heard Of the elections, he
reads The Hsrah, and we believe that all yet will
come out right Let rs walt patiently for the
meeting of Congress We are bound to have a
charge.
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shipping Intelligence.

BALTIMORE, now
Ship CASTOR and brig Clinton Of NYok arrived al
Charleston
Arrved-Dsrk Juftce Story, BALTIMORE schr Corueiia
York
Cleared Ship Arvsn Frankfor to load Havana; brgs
Alexander hkrn, st Martins; Reindeer, st Ooinngo;
lsabe,h Porter Indies via .alas 1ej Shatues 50 frss-
eseo ster witch, Mobile; schre Morning STAR Phal
phs; Ii,a Had, Wilmington, Del Trbuoe, Albany; Iul-
bella Niork.
New BEDFORD. EovI
Arrived-schr Anthranephors, Albany.
pai,ee-sobr Htnry Gibbs, Albany.
wAsruAS Oct 81
Arrived-schrs ElIa srren. and John Baltimore.
SAicd-sehrs Monitor Sarah LOuisa. ani polio, Stork
PkovfDgvcE, Nov l.
Arrived ehr Ellen Perkins Albany; sleeps Jas
Aochis, Capitol AID Fairfield, DO.
Ssiled--5ehr Henry, Philadelphia.
BAru Oct 81
CsaIsd--Bsrt Chss Themp.op. NorisanG brig Henry W
kooVre, Buenos AyIos.
PoRILAsp, Novl
Clssre'-l arb Boaors, Havana.
ssiled-Ship GEORGE Turner. NOrlssps.
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Thanh ssiving ~ New York.


fkOCi.AMATtOSs
ry Ndmifsn Fish. GOtupOr II The State Of Nep Isrk
AtsDse Of gratitude To Almighty God for bis nnms
q goodness during ths past year,
calls lar public expression ~ thspks from u people
Who have experienced the full measure OF blessings
which have been extended tous.
Peace aud quiet have reignei throughout our tanf
be lshors 1T the kusosndman have been rewarded In
the Il the fruits 81 the earth. Iatu-try
pursued ts sccussou.d walks in all Its varied employ
m.nts suo II. vCtsries hAv. enjoyed honest aud ~e
earned r,~aids civil and religious liberty eontisue
Co lie vuuchsai,d to all within borders and the
bestry Of the Gore extended to all VINO desire
Ia enjoy its fotr and It's consultations few weeks
since the hole ps,on. in humble deprndsncs unit~d
In earnest prayer TO Almighty God TO withdraw the
greveus D., ti,uce which raysS ne the land that
visitation hs pss,ed and the blessing OF public health
Ia restored.
u bee, mes grateful and Christian people TO &C.
knosdse ths. meroes aud to render thanks to their
bourt,i ,,t,.r
d. therefor. designate Thurpday the twenty. nth
day II Noyemb,r instant and d. recommend its obssr
vance by the peopl. ~ this State day II Public
Thanh giving 10 almighty God.
In witness whereof have hsreunto signed my
and Affixed the privy seal II the State, Mt the
Il. city of Albany this nrst day Of November,
thousand gbt hundred snd forty nne
HAMILTON FISH.
ry order 81 the Governor:
EoE,EI IL MosEfs Private Seerstary
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Fsnator Botee ~ the "a district ~ Nev York, has
rsrign.d lie y nm. nher elect Of congress.
Itrd Figip was vt Niagara Fails on the 2Tth nit.
Jor. Truman smith wss at Hartford &C on the 3lst
ultno.
Mr. Brow n the Commissioner ~ Indian Affairs, after
stenc. ~ We he at the vest has returned TO
Washington With bis family.
IL issnpouBnsd that tne Duchess Do~ager OF Baden
the Princess ~. phsne 10 BrsJhsrnos cousin OF the
Pr lid, Mt, IL daily expected to arrive In Paris
NJ. BrDtsno member ~ the provisioos government
81 Dsdtn. vas lately ut 'omsr. you're ior HsVre.
wibue lie purposes ss ng for America tits intention
10 TO the winter st IT Louis or ~ Beeve, sn1
Afterwards 10 join his frisud Heoker at his farm in
OHIO, winch H.cs.r ias " H. said purchased In that
stste ". H. accompanied by several Of his companions
m misfortune Among hem are rhi-bsut, Mercy, and
Zhglsr Several ~ tis party In Baden have promised
to jo,p him In America n. roon thy can se their
len d. and property According to all appearances.
the emigration frum Baden TO America vIli he very
rrat brst spring for he most moderate persons
lesin 20 Ice all hop. for their country
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~ order q the Governor:
RortEr IA. klosEIs. Private Secretary.

The FLoRIrA lNDiANs.--LArER PROM GENERAL
TwleGS The iollusing letter from Gen. Twiggs
to Col Spencer. the Indian Agent, which we fnd
in the Jacksonville RryHhioaR, confirms the intel
ligerce from her sources which we have already
published -
T.wrs. October 10, 1Sso
nrAn SIN: reached Charlotte Tarbor on the i7lh
irst fonbd Bowisxs sam Jones and all the prncipsl
chief sod nifty sin,y warriors They had been
waiting tbefe Tor line dnvs, With three OF the mur
dfIers end the hand Of the fourth who resisted and
Naf Allied the hfh made hts escape In the svAnps. !
have toe thrs. priscb.is here.
ipfrued them 81 the great desire Of the President
for THIN to 60 west They received II much better
then expected. ara tbey to answer la December
u the hrkapsss delegation arrives aud acts In good
faith fsy- strong hopes they may be got OF without
muth trouble.
an yours very respectfully,
A. TWIt,US.
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BRoA DwAY THEATRE, Broadshy--IsnE ArrossEy
TEpni ssG TILrk- Box W. tsS.
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The Hiberna aud Washington will both be de
at this port this afternoon. They were TO have
sailed, the fornIer from Liverpool and the later
from Southampton, on the ooh ult. The Hlb rnia
bad not arrived at Halifax yesterday afternoon
Our ovs rland express had not reached Sackvile
when our paper sent 10 press this morning II
10 thought thai he injuries the Hlberna sustained
when she was last here may have detained hef 1t
LIVERPOOL
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TsNEs ron TIE YsaR lS5O.-What a the reason
that the taxpayers cC this city canno, see the as
sestrnent roll for the year 1901 IL is really too
bad that people who are DESTROYS Of SAVING the dis
count Of cir per ceot, which they can get under
The law by paying IN advance, cannot have the
opportunity Of doing so. We very much fear that
the reason the tax llst is kept concealed, is that
II is so enormous and go mach heavier than that
OF any previous year, that toe wing corporation
fear, if it were Published, the taxpayers would
be thundertiruck. 1t hiss been called for often
enough, end il IL be not made public before the
day OF election, our voters csn well guess the rea.
con, end act accordingly Out with that tar bill
No thufing-out with il al once, or take the con-
sequences.
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NKw BEtNswIcK CoMrNc TO HAN A writer
from ST. John, n. b., has recently addressed a
huer 10 the editor of the Montreal Courier. IN
which he says, " that the feeling for Independence
and annexation is more widely spread" in New
BIuntwick than he believes il to be in Canada.
/" The only difficulty in the way Is, our leading
men hesitate about taking bold stand. But the
stand once taken, the thing will rapidly gather
head" Don't be in too much Of hurry. Take
1t coolly. Wait little, I'LL we dIspOse Of California
and New Mexico. Then Canada and Cuba may
come together; but Nova Scotia and New Bruns-
wick can only be coun,erbalanced by Jamaica, or
another slice Of Mexico. We must share and share
about, there will be trouble in the family Don't
let annexation come to a head too fast in New
Brunswick, or il may fzzle out before the time
comes. Keep cool.
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DECISIONS ~ EDNIRaLIg.
Before Iusvs Hetfa


Nov 2Winigm Muller - Jau,s ksiiv-The libel.
lent shpVsd. a voy from Bostnn TO New York In
D.cs bef lSsA, for - by the run aud received
his vsFsr IN rdyance The vsssel .rcpunt.rsd q gale
o. wind on h'r psssage through Msrih-'s vineyard,
aud sfttr iofirg hFr msn archer sud cutting away
both srd having her long bust slowed rixs.d
lght fpsT cut ths haussr - her kedsr anchor. an
RON before the Wind into >sntucktt She srou ua.d
gong into the bsfbor and shortly after relieved
by q st.sm.r sbo toned into the hsbor The weather
ves cold srd much ic@ made on the deck ri,aina No
1te vrstsi lay about three weeks In Nantuckst TIE
lib.lls coninusd with her Shen she was tswsd 10
NV AaTk BY aetssnboat sent to her for the
The Hteisni claims salvage and wages or compeuss-
~ i,J the time he detained the ordinary
ported eta run between Doston sbd New York he
fnD hiring for the voyage. and that the susman
tok the fisk ~ delays iron stress ~ weather iissa
tut s.s. De wss bound to perform the voyage aud
remain Nth the vesfsl whist be bsna NE epcea
NUiifg 70 pig,cutr Held that no salvage s~rvices
,.Tr performed by him. The brig was NOT -rrcEea
o. ~ the duty n the hbllspt TO sbid. ty her
sfG ftborr ,yfrf assistance III his poper 10 70
her 20 port 1hst Turning hnck aud npiug into ,n-
tucts ~ss desf.t,cu "a "a strictly port neces.
,y The coaid not take his support from the
extra ~ithoGt claiming his discharge nd show
Ing his tight 10 IL LtSa dismiss,d
Jcpss Gf1yhg 81 ei. Is. IT, Btg Col Houerd Erren-
Ncbr 20 nimissrnere report. fhe gr.und taken on
Argument sss. that tba Gos,mi'sioner had misjudssd
iIe facte in proof befoSs him Held that the az
ceptiors ought 20 have ostigue ed the objections taken
a. the report But disregsroios that irrpguarty held
that the deci,on ~ the oBn-soner upon matters OF
fact sfsn vipsesss essuiioee before him, will
general rule be adopted by the Cssrt aud t. avoid H.
Tie excepting pafty must produce sonradisting evil
cetce or ,be.r and pslpsble nsspprshepsiop OF the
~epht 81 evidence by the Commissionsr Held In this
that the proofs satisfactorily suppt tue report
Exceptions overrul.d.
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tin lt FuIt,n band tuperier as-ortment q
ustetna Stoe. ft kds, We :Tcnsies tloth prunsila
zoo Nelr' gsitfrs tajent Lee thor sat rocco rdn
ssrt esthtt ana rrstch raif Scofe. made crpo sy
tsssnd ttrties also hoys Dancns gsitsrs.
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Gated foDpouR" The anti utammpory hosng and pain
destroying properties Of this have wishSa
's lew seguired for IL these depart-
m.rts as hi as that 1t had pevous enjoyed ~ bssoti
r hDo invkerator OF tie hir. close OF the
structure Of III shn and and cf which
they are respectively sustain renewed nssi Pre-
mhhsnces be the" eommercsd experimenting with his
freopl and found that
cessin IN curing all
wounds punctures snd other had previ-
Ousy teen Ia ov curf ana hair
snd con museesg 70 the ho~ns hcors of the head
and beautiful lustre. IL valued
the toilet and hols hold remedy and others in
New England ia the West In The would choose
he without 1t relieves from
cause sri.irk with rspdiy that ia truly wonderful
Sold IN lirge bottles pri rs tho
No 1877 Broadway, New York by the pvacpa
and gists the n,.o states and Cansdas
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Tux OPENING OF CANAL STKEEr.-lt will be re-
collected that, some time slnce, We pabllshcd an
extraordinary bill Of charges, furnished by the
commissioners in the matter of the opening of
Canal street. AS 1t was handed IN, the sum total
amounted to POP 25 OF course, this sum took
every one by surprise, ana the bill was referred by
the Supreme Court, TO Mr.. Dosworth, for TAXATION
The claimants appeared before that gentleman,
and, alter beaIlng such objections as could be made
under The circumstances, the proof being all on the
side OF those claiming the costs, he deducted the
snug SUM Of si0.5e6 o. iherefrun, leaving 10 be
paid to the commissioners :l3.GjJ IS, instead of
SPACE %. This is specimen of the manner IN
whith the money ut our Unfortunate tax-.ayers is
expended u 10 objection had been made to the orr /.
giral bill, It would have been paid on the spot We
think II would be good thing to pass a law com
I'liig every ptrson having claim against the
CITY authorities TO publish IL before prtscnting 1t
for paymtnt. Alter all, there is nothing like The
free pIess for correcting abUsts. Of course, the
commissioners who presented that bill ou the c A.
Nal street plan, are not az all pleased with The re-
duclion, and intend To appeal from hlr Boswofih =
taxation. We hope they will do so. We should
not be surprised II IT be stI further reduced
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The Recent BIoody Trag+dy nt So. I.ouls.

ST. LOUIS, Nov 2, Is4u.
The two French brothers who committed the awful
tragedy at Bsrpums Hotel few nights since. have
be. removed from the jail to the Jefferson Barracks
far ssfe keeping and in order to preserve them
the infuriaisd violence Of portion Of the populacs
Tins step fas greatly tended to abate the excitement
against the murdsrsrs A special grand jury have
been summoned to Investigate the the 5th in
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has just returned m M L.i don Pars with tho newest
tye Of fashion in thu semsDt Of Gebemsns lair and
all the latest in WIS and soslpa. Those
gentlemn no have been Visiting HE srrivsl will
HIM az l59 Broadway, opno i'e Hownrd's Hotel.
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Wigs and Toupee..--lis,oneior's CeIebra-

ted Ns Factory IL at No. wall is the only establish
neni in the city devoted 20 thst BUSINESS He has invented
most m2orsn' inproveuents sEd 0vitss examination
81 those Nies and foEpee that silver medal the
Fair OF the American inatitf.e Cpng tho .ddroen.
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We espnot d'p.nd upon q Gays navigation ~ .bs
canals Of this State after the let ~ December snd @.
must therefore escuste upon ouly ab at foar reess
more Of BUSINESS on the canals Compared With last
year there ~ probably for The rect oi the - sor be
falling ~ In r.ssipts OF brrsastudA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-03

tain produce beartul heal o. lar Ell cntaneous
and scrcuous ulcers reunRtio and other
also weak aud iphsmed sud III other weakness male
female tooth ana hedse's s0d in large botess
ut l2 and % each. 80 Pear street. and itt Broad.
way, one door above Grand
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20 isnne soc thoite elecon o. bess tombs az no sab
serers strs the variety beyond a d1uh the Creates
" Ne ry ~eh sill be found he Double 5haiu ptt-
terri ~ nuth Aasirt -, can he oNtapet syerl tios
sEFtytarrg N to soi ~. A. n sAVNDEA%
S7 Byyeaasy, lstrus Wslk,r sad " kits streets
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Sr LeUIs Nov. q 1919.
BY alste arrival We have been placed in possession
Of dates from Santa Fs to the 25th Of September but
there Is no news Of Importance.
Judge HouRhton aud Major Weightman had been
engaged In " an affair Of honor,n with pistols in
which neither party vas injured.
We notice the arrival at ri Pasc.of the company OF
troops which despatched from the Southern sea.
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