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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-10

wv DzlEArz- Aoo1efr Oc- - -
Er. broke OFT ieE u'ugtes alter u isst
evsuip. On board The steamer Falcon vkice arrived AZ
tbs port Yesterday orrrg With vsgs5le cargo, prs
q shieh fhe I'D oifc-Eged. The VII a. re ure
va. Slowing caipe strong from re nortn ne 1.,n-i
$40. across = 10 STEAMER Illinois, thence 70 tne Nsr
Asl NJ thence % The NorrA nerics md t1erc- ~ re
Aaron Hsrr tie whole q ~t-ch were oor.lnl.a oes
lit re snurisg sxe-foos 20 s-rs then 1s l-o2sfi
~, ,rd Aroerics .horsd OFT ja,s IS the Sc com
rrar cd I'D t-us escaped Nith 11f r--lnG o-n-Ee
Cnis u II ~ tu- Of TIE lf.fe1 ocsts are Fsoi-
tie others having ssns Tie ~ha Were tae Sc
Iay ~. Consistently damaged y the IRE ano i.fs-
Quantities Of freight yi1s tArron we're o>s-oyeo-ns
Ire .yresding - rapidly and he 1>7ie heat prevent
IT, >. oo,sibity Of a, removal Several other bosts
tn.t s-re iyins oy we're fortunately saved
In. F.IcOn srs = n-~ bat. sno Tss onAt Il Lculs-
Al -t.re abe e Insured for $4,000. ln- MARSHA
~ xr s.out leaving 70. the Ws.t and Tad taken n
r.r, -sir.rle cargo o. ior~tI1rs soot., ineiu7ing
90 arc. Of srzar he ioss ca TIE s1st and cargo
4. no; fur saort Of $1,000 Shs sEec a. st LOUIS,
wh>re It Is sso, she 10 Insured
Ice llnoi. arrived the 7ih. with large cargo Of
we.tsrr produce. portion u which tas dischus-d
q TIE -ferroon. bat the remainder eoHFuned VIII
e.cspsd with ih-ir ives About ihre- e.gsths Of the
boat b.loB.s 70 TIE captain snd piot VINO were n0i
iasureS TIE remainder vas Insured In ct Louis
The Aaron Hart tsd SEQ vs.us5l- cargo which,
With TIE oosr % prey . the cerOurins element
The Hart Vss ogne1 10 Cincinnati, end We vsir-c -
g. CO.
TIE North AneTles Ess an old boat and VS. aid ..
Sh bad Lotninx On board ard consequently re oss i
cut irflng
The Ioss on freight 10 On. quarter q million. bus
E.;le Of which ISL. "a the onpsnies ~ LIS city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-10

rs essstzst;cn u canal 81 tsts Pssss vsr,d rAes
he Cai,sd ersfes 900 niles nearer ies great cen
cal s-nt-rs of --ss-rn h-nispsere tnsn Ens.-Ho
ss present Ers.1d 10 fsvorsAy situated tes7 car
selves By ooro nil-s Il 10 her policy ,ssrs'or- nos 70
g-t posses,on Of this ishnu. VIII ine TeN o. oad-
lng the esnsi for Ger people have rot sucien' enter
prise 70 Do tos- Bat 70 prevent other nsiions out
acuisry the Jntsd States fron building Il and inIs
deprive Ter Of Der pr-sso, Advantages o. Posiuo1
The STATE OF Costa hiss virtual srilsa FEo'iroc'
IL noz tss heater Of civil eonnor.0oa Tie people
hsvs riscn sgsinst tie Govern meat sleSnz t~oss
no; from rus) tesi they have been sold 70 knss1d
scd that Trey ar .-ccrenterr orlv = rErs 20 700
IN Guatemala Csrvers. a tool Of British agents. las
returned iron exile and entered sgsin upon career
CT oppression and e-ins 5as the county = n arn'
sssis,, him. and Toe result q likely 70 prove snsi oe
has tempted fais orce toe often.
Tn- CsHfornis company which pissed BY tbls route
under TIE iest OF "a E1g ish stventzr-r named Cor
don sailed mo-tl or Two since I1eir detention u
tee couuf-y % 70 b. Ascrs-s in great part 70 the Ds
management Of their lssder. vao hss EFT reputation
behind lin fsr from tsrerin. The Governnsn,s Of
this STATE snd San sTsccr have declared their poris
free 70 American steamers and 10 eS pected hat they
VI sooa arrange - touch a. Reario.
Yours TRAVELER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-10

CoCkr o. OIsR Ass TsRAIsss-5sisrs J1tss x.
wxrds srd 40. ingersol and Jsrtsoa CAlri-s Ca
scf crsey IA ~ sseOua Il sssns .-e-..cry
before All sfler ne Isc. e4ssi- % eourerrI NJ
nsy. Wa pls Cd urcn uiA
Iae ebsrse. u ~oeE sposxr srsa oss Of as irsl-sey
~ilh Nlls= Aseross -. slef as Errrst . sIss
- pssrs cOaci-ff-ll money, sss oersst pa
gf0<cr-c tor n-, s.if b. NJ Jordan. - Csrpcr-
nrccgas 10 III. ely. x as ss5ses realty
SAL ffscc, oct as os<r psrcoze1 AZ u = sai1
viii - Wines N Ne ia
M 1-6rass Sas cssd a. wi-.rsi- Sic ies.ls-t 70
rasi1s pes lsTlsc - Antros a. Pr0viterce IN - -
is krp.a sra snd siors iil isS- ~ssu ~ CON
nl-nced l5- tzsirsss o. Gsseir-r. rs vie teag re
Oc-sz I'D o. space Tie, cane . NsE.Ycrs sd rave
e<aisors tsFv zlc u - vi-r :. W.s l-sot1-e1 10
III S4rsS1s-r oosrl - .ts4l-5csi. -,- r.-r-
I'D 81 Cst~e.ls; = ~as icfiuRle gil1 -eI r-s1.-1
~eo hi "a. - --i4fi'stz-1 fos1 sS stz arc
fl-tIirr tore d. -rus -, .-a elrred
$50 k~.io.c a. Cs-~cls -.-riaT tlcu pri4 90 Jay.
sS Wr-ss sruEe Of 80 srr-si y ter 1-.nsr-,
. se.rr % terms O. lrI.1l-y -. kr. Csfy<n.tr
NJ C<rs-nter if -ll - -e>c.i-c-<d. vas o. ~
Klts Ccl azls anc,uotsie1 xsrcicis sEaiss VI se-l
ana oghsfs VI re snrx 1oi1-rs fot assee lac IN
~rsc.a II l. TIE sr.rg iks cTtss exsn.ri 20 ~
M scoas,e - ps1rr1 10 e - -S iscs TON ~itcess
10 relation hal cop1ns. NJ ~ o. IA abe sad
he ALREADY f.sd Ia- e-.sr a. is.i loe
gressrt PsoSeec N sr.-y ssaEss NJ c .Bd thai
nc ~ioe.s gsry :. T. % 1- procf nd BOT g -
u Fst7~as sbe 4o1 her Aososr1 ~err indacrc 10 Come
= S-s-le by Mr.. Aorasan . Tnoz pson- eapita-ssl
s7c &c q Ne 7ri.eipas 10 lie 81 ala .; re kcc Goa
Psry sutsrffixs. NJ. ABcross w-sff~.es 70 lac~-l.
i.nass Vas rs-sn-rlzea BE- kashsrc ssftng h-f re
casso- ard soe declares Kidd thp a. he
s<toD u iAe rs-r, eont.in-d xols ana silver. Ola
1neocs- eailior. p'eeoss siores. ke she kiso ID
Wal .As hs4 seen ster~srt ozg ssc rcg decisive
10 reisuon 10 he stock Mr. Csrpe.:sr abe SAL "a.
rs-suhrr Il The company . f'-- 80 cane here
On az "a rtsass ABE si.isa thai her va ~.
TIE Ssssi q nssy % he suesuurs cu he erosssrx-
issnoa ws. 70 IE7sscA ne vizsss,-ys - sss.zsss
ez kwss7es-
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The Caiifovnia News.

We give 10 to-dsy's issus co?i5os details from
our Pacific Elss. received by the Empire City
They vii be found to be Of . highly interesting
character. Ia regard 70 tho Gold prodsct, the
accounts are o. favorable as could be expected
ssd more 20 ,hsn those by the last arrival. The
waters were lower. and the hard labor Of the
miners sppears 10 be vel rewarded. The mist
OF sxsggerston 10 being gradually cleared away.
and the true position Of Affairs in California osn
how be- more easily sscertsined. u 10 evident
that tss 81 ,ply Of gold 10 the s0fsroas deposits
although 20, inexhsastible, il very extensive ard
that hard labor 10 tee dry and wet dggngs 10 well
repaid Tortanes are not found IN every poke.
and, a. ia al lands, some are unfortunate or ~
lucky
The povemsn. toward the formation Of q State
Consultation 10 proceeding, and decidedly Anil
Slavery spirit is manifested throughout. The
troubles anticipated with the CbilisDs and other
f,reignsrs do nosseen to have been experienced,
AMI the removal Of these outsi1e barbarisns
from the diggings has been, partially At least &C
mplisbed without resort to actual violence
The precautionary measures taken by Ger
Smith for the relief Of the overland emigrsnts W
meet wish warm conmends tion from all quarters
A very large number Of arrivals, It will be 10
ticed. had taken piece at San Francisco, from the
Atlantic cities, disenbNkiog an immense runbef
Of pilgrims to the Sacramento and TIE American
Fork TIE Shipping List in our paper OF to day
will be read With eager interest by Thousands Of
the rslstives and friends of these pilgrims.
The indications Of high regard for Law aud or
der smong the respectable portion Of the CIT Eens
Of Csliforpis are confirmed by this arrival, and
those dissoute characters who have fooked TO the
Pacific expecting immunity for eli their crilnest
meet q .aore striDgeo; justice than thsy left o
home
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-10

= Tsx F,lLAelrs o. THE E.erlrf, ecs:
by Or Turner Of New.iork title which TIE osssr,
ted Dickson Of London. hss given 20 be expose q -
errors and sbuses Of the medical profession, 10 ons TAI
will apply 70 almost al OF the diPlcmsgiSips prlfs
.ors scientific and artistic. las medcsl fsel.'! ~
cor planned Of by pcksln 81 eAngi1g ieaseioa.ly I
"a theories snd pr.cuecs becscse hey are Oh. oss
ss,.bNshet and endorsed - Toe books snf seadenss
Pride Of snlecedenis, and OF iuisliois oi opialos
prevents the acceptance or acknowledgment Of sss
iruhs and the ignorant world Is stuted with poi,cs
Gus old nostFgfns for pr-ced.ats s-ks Is law cruz
olosy even much setter q - 20 their islsets wtst
they are jncged By books and The schools !, dosc
:ni Beautiful - coassryatism msy scnsunes y
there % too much tendency ancrg ne ests0seet p'o
LESSONS to resist progress altogether Niie them ia
spirit OF the ss- has msiies'ns power they rrs,
innovation with an obs;nscy never better ilusirsat
N 80 10 lie ssges ssngrado There IL 70 such thlns
infshoi,y oftAsory and practice IN proisssons ie.su'
uessursoly experimental s0t open ~ improvem>s,
Therefore dogmstsm IN law leeeh or creed craft u
itself the greatest OF sseies Adaptation 10 toe uer,
star 90 the rosd 10 truth In ,hess mssers ana TAI
saiit. its appliances aud modes according 10 the csv
scter and circumstances OF cases When The leHrei
professions learn tina: opinions are not necessarily uss
nor prse.ees perfect because ole they wi have ufsr
the zrst true step f)r~sd New iorS sun
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COMMUNION

NAFfSf So SLkLS
" Deep foosed, .asg destroying Cotssu y1Ss 49,
% sar~1. VIA 10 Cons1mpton g ia iass stage Isl
eonsumpuOn u he lzngs--tse lgass so.s,.4J Ass
Itss 'rrs, bow 10 possible for honaniy to crsas 80
ones Ocsh; Dot tais truth .rsr- eu ore. Wa ~
making fortunes Of oflhe miserable ins.ity Ga ~rsck
ernsu=Taye. ~ ta-r eiasksry info ssns sirs q ~
pnefyi
SoI'anpuEes are very cier poor Ia purse, roci -
spa o. seEn-ss .-- lafse family r3dnilip and
IKE roeeing The grave 10 ste from he chisrra u 80
poor efessrres the r-aslsing dollar II people wal
isxe sone simple, but good 'eIaedys cough syrsP, o.
MRS. JERyls's COLD cANDr,
es.rs more eosvenie1s aud pleasant sas aCSIyERsAl
LII ADMITTED GOOD ARTICLE for al Arva =
lunz complaints srs~e~itorv to the Conssn puo1 lad
would be less food for the above villsiny.
MRS. JERviss COLD CANDY
The UslvERsALLr-ADAITTED GOOD REyEp|
Fos ALL THxo4r Ass Lcss eospLAsxrs psxxoxrssT 4
rRx cosssxsrios-
Sod whoisssls and retail BY krs w Jsaus % Bros<
way. one docs above RrszAlinss-
ASents-RnsAsoc, Clsrk L Co. ITO Brosdw.y, irvlat
Hoass, and 10 As'or Hoases Mrs. Hayes. if5 Fsis,sI
Bfoosise, AID ~ druggists generally
Eses psss.xs z i,v.r'.sly ssn.s Nh Jsavn
e sars 70 ~ fof M JssviSs ce.d csnAy.
Suv n pssssSss Il " =, - ~ = 60 -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-10

FKoN TAT Wrsr ISpiEs, &C The Great
Western brings the following dsies Prom Bermuda
Oct ;. 81 TaOnss O5s - Nassau. ssEh Hsvs
u-, 26.h Vera Cur, lsih Tsupleo, l7ih Honduras
l6Ai City Of Mckee, 18th Jamaica. 2ls,. Porte
Rico. 2s,n 81. Kill. 9Th; Nevis. 29th Msn,-crrsi
29ihi GasdsiouPc, ssih poaiiuics, Ssh M-rtinis-e
sses Barbados. 27th 81. vincents slih Cs-nacior
%ih Gfrnsds. 23i. Trinidad, I'd Tobsgo, 293 De
rsrars sist Ia Guyrs. pa sn- Porto Gaelic 23J
We learn from lie fcr- s1s MCsrrs 81 the --l3 u
10 =. chzel ST Ph!hp. 81 Thomas. Midland District
)! George and 60 I0ses TIE vesiter ns- been favor
able and TIE crops PROMISING Ia - AudreS ner,
been great scx Of rain and tt- corn sxs sufrr-e
vsry much srcu The Intense heat Of the BLIGHT na
r,sde IA appearance anors Ine ySlns IN e. Antrsw.
We learn from the R,-za1.1s tn4s the Colonial Par
hIren; IVES prorogusd b tie Governor ~ The 2st,
alt There Vas much sick5ess ~ Dem.rsrs-Choier,
s1ong other diseases. Col Nile " re n w-siluo
Regiment bad fallen sielifn to tee Cholera veal
thy Portuguese merchant 81 c-nsrzrs heretofore pos
sessinS tbs confidence Of TIE conmonity bad besG
rested OF charge u receiviog stOisa goods lsTE,
Ara0CSs ol p.aIcer wss found on BIS premises.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-10

Great Britain 70 pay fsr her vtrss AID aories
The Exports frou this City leo, iselsdins state
Stocks, OF coarse f,r the st three quarters o. me
currett year are si,es1.;ss less than those o. Ine
spondicg portion Of last year, while zoe IL
ports lre'urns not perfecij are certainly s'nes'y
~ and We think heavier thar they were iss' iea''
or Specie. cara 72 has eone abroad rom ta.'
port daring the pas, zine mon'n'' sno enough
would have rome 10 pro3oee general eonTai'ion
and ovsrure bat for tbe eirco ns,sDcs that Europe
u~ a. This rear 20 take or scared promises -
nav A. long dates instead Of sctuai psyner,-in
or sr words. xe have obtained stag Of execution
Nova convuls;on or pressure In Europe which
=oald throw one-ioarth Of or foreigp-beld Stocks
back upon rs 70 lie sid ior ready c.sh would bring
oar Banks al once 70 the brick Of SasPsIsioo, and
stop half the worz,hops. unfinished railroads, &c.
in the oc7nty. We are living on suHsFaIoe, and
q breath may overses oar whole fabric OF CONNER
cisl prosperity. And ins architects Of this peril
clap their hands like idiots and hozra Tor cbesP
wares and fsbncs-raiirosd bars and czlicos-
hcb we obtain cheap by grinding down or GIVE
Labor to the neishbOrneod Of European prlces and
setting n ousatos sdr;st with nothing 70 DO
bat the Iron is cheap, ia mt irf' No 5T;
90, when iu importation cuts down wages At
home and turns oor lsboTerr out Of work No man
ever hired the work done cheap which be ousht
70 have done himself or made bis boys do ard
90 Of Nation. We are bsyiDg 81 low money
prices bat really paying dear as we shall see
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-10

Receipts b. Canal zines ycstyd1y-FLous
IS 900 bos WHEAT. COO bush CoaS. 25.OO0 d.. ;
BsEIEY, 300 oo.-Tt,re i 10 marked chsugs 90
fLoUR though tee ssies nnt ia--r not exceeding
JOJ bt, - ire rates previously current. WHEAT 10
hrm, With good milling inquiry Anoui 30 bush
changed hands mostly Gsneree, a. 81 u : 2is CosS
IS firm ard 10 good dem and The transactions reach
lOO01 hu-b mix Western, n Ole. Tne iacuiry tor
sAkLKY co1unurs soo. With ssl-s 40 ru-h inciud
ing mixed. Seo06 Oc -nc fg-r ro~s1 % Glass; T.
MESSY The sale. 100 bis, 2. S7.e Tor Prison and
g1tc fOr OA!J.
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Later from III. wreck of the IT John

Sc3rcE, I4esotF, OCT y 2 Y
No more sod "a have been recovered from TIE
wreck os the o-s g. John Gslwsy, Ireland the
remainder are sui 5)surs in re s1ri Ins n that
were washed .rs Oh Sonc-y mornsg were buried this
afternoon 10 one grave Csnssset The total NUMBER
~ lives lot b7 lus melancholy disaster i nou
well .sc@rfsns5 to be oo-ike humber stated n he
frst p.see 81 Capt. Oliver.
I, wss feared that msny other vessels had been
driven ashore or wrecked during .Ae storm. but ve
have 20 scc0unt. Of sry more az jet
The rumor i5a, large stip, iOsced with iron, va'
sshore a Cspe Ei.I.ee.h. tuIns oai " BE- natla.
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Cour, Ca,eu,iar..Ts,s DAY.

SesTtIos coVRr-Nc. p ~ i5c Ia ~ lsg Isl lss
8 = IS .6, - lac. 81 is9 s- 1874, i@l is- %. -.
&c = -e &c g - - rs - zl6 ~. 2ls. - ifs
>. s., e. ~. =. 2. 20, IS. - ~ - .. 81,
* - -
OiscViE -Sss r. s. % g. = % g ass = &c g
CONVOY Plris.-P.r i-No-. - > - So 81. - =
W. a.. > lss Par li-N0- N, GO, 81 e., 8, - g. -
g. - lO<. !u- 10 10 Is
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M,rksts....BUrr.to. Oct s-sPa.

Esce pts sinc, Y,.,er1gg-FLoUE, COO b0ls
WHEAT. y OoO hu.tes COAX. 20oc0 There = but
1le iuesry lur FIOVR snd the market IL heavy, with
downward tendency Tia .al-s u itr dsy 600
ools including WiscoDsin ~ ~ 70, and Michigan Al
e. 81 TIE demsEd for WHEAT co1auues moderate
sn-.l sales of Ohio ere making a. s5ic. FOR CokN
there l. steady 5emsn1 AMI he sales embrace O.V
busteis a. Sc tor Mixed ADD '5;c for Fst fellcE.-
OATS are duAsi 3lsc- OHIO WHIsxl l. qao,od at 2ic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-10

g VoSpIR-srsvcE hose 10 h4vs to- seI,
paid s. for hs when hey discover that they psi
chase AZ article Of equal merit, noiesgy foFhis that
should say supero for 8. Rsmir scsnse, Ia VI.
regret FOR The lost doss useless but In all eases tS
resolve has been made for The ef the pr
TO psuo1ise KNOX. Of Us Falion-si from this ar.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-10

~ sevss Esd psrzisacc Of the esiecsnen o. sss-
s.t NJ esr,esld o German has preeesdsd 70 sos'os
for he purposs Of invir;ns 5shop Fiifpstriek !,
AZ ,hs obsee sss ofthe dead The last rfcs "a.
s,rpea b morrow Tuesday sesrsoon Of eIosa
r.v N,ssr, Oszood and Res Of ;nis town Iso os'ns
pr,,srr snd taking part In the solemn exercises
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nInrk.t.....Etw oslEAss. Oel :

There was G large demand for COfroS yesteT-
dsy snd prices we're slightly esser. The saes reach
81 con bales par. OF which for eEfor,, 81 lfc To-
nl5dne, aud lie for mdoiins fsir RICE continues 10
.0od supyy, sd rosrket Gull small lot 20 css.s)
good CsIo.lus changed hands .; .s-
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ausINE ) NOTICES.

ANERIcsS NVssVA The psDtouiae srd ekusorcirt
~ nusc.! performances of he N-riu~tt., together ~u
the excellent setting Of he vaudeville up-ry, and PEI
Morri.s budget OF comic songs seem 10 bsyr erss
quite ri.rors. Tue hsll IN which re entertainments
given Is literally crsmmst a. every persfm.rc-, vti
to- Serpent, Crocodile. All stor Nanaier Ac. he hss
A lar-e audience. 70 when you nil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-10

Posr-OFrics Rosss~r The O-Gcksfs La
Gs.sss says that The Postmaster Of yisaia In that
State hes oen cetrcs-s in Parlosins stsrs fro the
nsiesxs watch pass tarorsh that oce; bat although
iencssd he had DOT e~ea srrsssrd owing 10 Informs
tion conveyed to him b. sors o,e in S.,cb-x veo
vas IN ell probability his associate In crime Toe &c
,sss speaks Of $40 hssiss ben loaf within . lev
nspsSs, nd tais u n ~ Prsssblay ~. ten
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-10

PHn.rEL7HrA Tuesday, Oct lg-4s A ID
Returns from PsEnsylvsnis as fer " heard fron -
6cs,e The election c; GssoIs Loco Foco esacdsSs i'F
Cs-sl Corr,sslcrer, By hsscsor-- majority
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-10

r The following Advertise menu Will he
foand 10 to-dsJ's supplement-
Book Trade, Wants, Msdic ines,
insurance., Boarding, For California,
Gsu.ral ssllees, by Goods, Ere ursons,
Aunlsnsats, Coal, ConveJances,
carpsiinr, To Let and For saIs, Schools,
AMI great variety Of Miscellaneous Advertise
mens.
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BY TELtGHipH 10 THE sEw.YoHK TRIBUNE.
Peru.ylynuia Erection


NoSTAo.E Tssso,y. Oct 81 ? N
John {. Gsmoss. r1e LDcu- Focn csncids'e ior
Cs,sl Cor missioner IL three districts CAS- majority
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PEssrLvAsIA.-Ju1giogb by the few returns W
have received from Psnnsy ivsnis. she has resp'ed
INTO q state 0! Loco Focoisn-
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sAvasAz, Saturday. Oct ..
Tna steamship ChercEee, from Nss-fors, A.
rved hs-4 today, e. hours rom zhsIf to wharf All
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q In oux sryytrsssr this unorniog vii be
Soosd sasdry items Of news and advertisements.
Msny Of these advertisements properly belong 10
eHs. bat - Sad is inpossisle 70 pat teen there
sbis tine without robsing oar Subscribers Of in
porsans news.
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Loco FocO NOsis.Tioss.-Toe Convention 81
Tsmmsny Hal l.st evening nominated LoRfszo
3 sarPARD, Esq as their candidate cor Coorsel
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osasrni TayIer net CenisS'

The President viii nos stsrt Tor the North, Is
wesrs ported yesterday. The caase Of this change
a lot mentioned
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XTlik Ward D.. A. V. WILLIAMS for Alder.
and FsrncK pocozxkrx for Assistant. LEAD The
Loco Foeo Ward Ticket
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~ Richard Marshal shot spd kllet \. cse
loash. Jr At sumter. : {. On The nth ut The uss
!errr " 20 arrested
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" oas thousand piece, cf Erghsh thrse.piy al
double Ingram Cupeting. Oh Cloths, DrusReu. Lc q
auction prices q, hIssN ASDEssoss eelebrssd ehssps
Carpet Establishment In he Un.isi sislss ~ Bower
For he let Of price. refer you another snn 0,
All means call and sea
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~ HArs Foa FvEarsooY, .No All T.srts svIr.

n HATS FvEsysopY AND ALL T,sr.s svtrsn.
For elderly gentlemen who require coEsfort,
For nidds-.s-- ss-;.e ll@p. who dss.rs durability
For he f..h.cnsbi- yoEs who .sess The issLio=i
For the gentlemen. who studies geriinty
And for he bachelor. Who wants 10 be FejuvDnes
b gin Al The head gentlemen. ard put on Of Wa
socK's Hats u the hesd I. nghl. you al risst
~ q WARNOCkS, ~ Bfosdsss
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fsstnossr TsrLos AND ais CABlsEr-bssors Ger
brsed hosuphie print Of President flor std bic cst
met 10 now for sale 81 the unprecedented low price Of
per snzle copy, al the Publishers Brady Gslle,y e.
AID al Broadway, eofnsr ofEalsor st Albersl dscss.
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Wiss AVID ToufSEs-Ws would cali lhs'6lsnzos 4
citizens and s,rEog-rs, reqIibg Wigs and TOu2ees
recent Improvement Of most important character u
vented BY Z. PsAios. IN Broadway. corner Of DsJSl
under the Franklin sosse They can be bic Br'
oanz Rooms where nsy be sesn s.s Isrges, ard tss'
as<ostmeni 10 ne ely ia ln
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e The Rcheisi Diamond Pointed 0o'a Pers, Ea.-i
and cod exclusively By JoHNY sivAsg, q Faltcst
invariably wauaaied 70 wear 6ysJesFs J. Y 3 h.s vi
an extensive assortment Of hne Gold ssd Silver wsi
Of he mos, celebrated makers which be viii sell var
low fcf cash. Watches and Odd Pens repaired
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" A. ARNOLD Co, " caaslst near 5sSsiws5, AZ
enabled rcDi recent purchases ~ Auction AID oSsrvs
70 ossr sress attractions in Dress sils De- Lsine' cA
nsres shs~ls. ku erOdsries, Lineas. se Alio a. &c
ranl assortment Of Closks Nisiles and Msnlas Lsts
hii . oyss. super quality. d q. per palf oiQN
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~ Choice Goods, and penny Ct them, q. Bssoss1
Che BOOB and Shoe Enpcr.1n. $50 FslIoD-sL ~esft
ooots 'noes callers slippers, ke- Of he beet sIsty, az
selling a. less Srces THAI were before beard Of Cal
examine, and get swsy II you can without pui chasing
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~ JEsssss l Co.'S Overload. jus, introduces. ~
rssho-e In style snd color and ari are COMMENDED "
he hsndsonss gsrmsn.s out The dabioa, may b sss
asd o. 81 Broadway. oloa
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~ The attention Of the public 10 called 10 TIE sss 4
Bulldog Lots on Twenty enst, T~enty second, T~sn
third, h.rtysaird and Talrysey.nsh end 5ssos:
and Seventh avenues, b. A. J. BLrEckss, Ausionss
THIS DAY, NI2 o'clock 81 the Hereb-ns Exehlngs lsO
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q Pure White Winssr On, warranted 10 barn ffsef
through The loog.S Water Eight, Gao ts sopghi o.
,'As'n" per gallon, al ALSO, Coz Tea sod sssu
stores corner Of Divisicn ADD Earagssn and as Grs
o. second bloch sast Of he Roxerx