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CHA2ILsToS, IhurscAyi Oct Il
TEE steamer Isaoei arrived here yesterday IN
Havana TIE L : sEip Gsrnsnto~a h.s snse.
Hawai-. on TIE 7th-sl vel The Issoel oroUSHi INC
rfc Ill
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Amendment, BY The Pre-ident.

WAsHIxoTox, Saturday, Oct .S-F-A
W,LIr.x Il BAowx. Marshall OF the Mode
1i.tr,e, al Tenu.t,es. C. P. BEETzASo, RHce'Ter o.
Pu,lc Mouey e. Liisle Rock, Arkssss soHS .o- --
A,s.t.nt TreasuTsr. s. Louis Missouri, riis
-
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BY TELEGRAPH TO TIE NEw.YuaK TRIBUNE.
Arrival of the Isabel from Havana.

~ For ,slegrsghio dispatches received In TIE ic'
Ersnius Edition OF Saturday. sse firs Page
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WM n. plsBRoW's RiDING-s(

WIN. II. DIsbhUN hIUI'O-NO"OO"'
ryNc 20 Fourth-svenue on Astor and Lafayette places
Ooen daily for Ladies and Gentlemen.
Hours for Ladies' from A. NJ tos p. ~
Gentlemen from to aud to q ?. NJ
Trouing, pacing and eansenng Horses to lsi
ri
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RARaalNs IN DRY GOODS.

r. A. ARNOLD Co, So canslst near Broadway are
ensbled om recent purchases Auction and otherwise
to offer great attractions Dress shs, De LANES, Cash
msrss shaws EnbroideTea. Linens, se- Aso, An e's-
CANT assortment OF Closks ysites and Msntas Ladies'
Kid Gloves super quality st a. per pair. oiooi
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Ga toe Continent, also, there was an improved de-
r,,ns and higher rates hsd been q en- These SC
count, have produced more activity in Governments
and considerable purchases were made tc-dsy Tor
transmission BY the rext steamer
The following is the movement IN Dry Goou' ior
L H. OIL
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.suxs -. -. - s.1sfs.r. Oct u
fsrs . q - AL ~ - - 70s
COFIos-i ~ s41ylz- ssS -. -arsst m l. Z, - -
:. - .'r 400 ssirs x<eisg os-.zs srzss s,,
s1sios . - -" s-FPJ =
fLoch A. D skAL-ia Foes tss hssvy az 49, e..
,sA s1a western is-crpcors s.,sh. ----,.
- veg Ess AZ es usas 0a2zes V - -. -. ~. -.
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~ BVsE's MovI,S MARCIA picture Ct IN
r.v.ues sraaceur. The sssnsnsy 10 new loes'y 70
cur citizens. ssd forms picture on vhiea aeishNu
t,ews,l The wia wsiers urge their way through su'
,eneous structures Of oveThsnging enns and 81 'ae
b.se OF hieh the foamiag sarses sweep r.a~eaos 'e
no5 s.shins sht over the rich grou OF objects hat
"a .nnee,ed with he early civilization OF our Continent
g,g,ra 10 presented at The opening with io rae eomei'
nation Of scenery Claiming vsiss smons me BRUSH
Islands blending N the mosi gorgeous manner the pse'a
esque variety. laid open TO the siew The spectator
IA. an opportunity Of seems al The Improvements OF
C-usds her canals and public works and iadsins TOT
himself ofher condition. The Ssguensy, win is air OF
volcanic desoaucu worth alone the price ofsdmis'on
rxhbited If all hours a. the Minerva Rooms foS Broad
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AsE,-Vndes I year, s., 10 yesfs, -, lt0Ar. ,
tol0 II; 100 ~ is 70 20 81 So, y 10 y, s.. 70 y
"a $40 81 n: % 20 ~ g. - 70 So & % % sos u
fr,cEs or N.rrvfrY--l nited stAies Isl, lr-ssns q
5000 :. seot.rd 5 Geraany, g Holsnd, q So.
den. !. B. Po.sess.o1s IN NorA Aasiiea, Veal L
di-. l. Poland. I.
From HospsaAl. Bellevue, 6, FenitsnSAy he-pa,.
n Wsrd'- Island 6, Rsndslfs Island. Ciy hsps
4 Aias Hog.s. Bl.exwe..'s s.snd, $ Ce.orec aau,s
c,iorss personss A " WHITE. CITY iEspseb,,
CIV Iose-cter's OHcc, Oct IS. $40
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VIlscelia neous.

IL. slp Cells Rshscsop. r Hs,rs ~ss rsporsf % ~sss
sht Adore We c.pt 1homss of the sssnss
osh that ashore. that sh- IstsJs 81 s g. boz
lahore tie ponf 81 TIA hs ~
Ibo's io~st 10, TO ns sP -hsfe she sy at anchor s
dsy dstsiD-d - adverse w.8Ss
sop Jossphse sgT of Seq Hsbor hrs sssa Psfebs>
Rodney frsDch Of Bedford. for the Cshlofns tfscs
schr Sarah La.os 81 k-- Loscoo has bs-n parcbss>t W.
Bro.n. sad vii 10 snAis~n iron the rhans ba..sss S
e. California
Bars Provesucs II Warren RI has hen r-purchrst IT re"
d-ns- for csiorIls . sal -te- about Noe l.
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Fkox HAvAsA.-By the kiHansss Of Mr.. Byrnss,
steward Of the steamer Ohio, We have hlss Of The
ps-s d, "a Asrf-a 10 Oct There 10 no nevs OF In
tsress
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Wherever the Wings have beaten Wings IN
tho rscsns Primsry Meetings of our City, the olive
ur,,oh should be at once extended, and every
reasonable concession made to secure the hearty
cooperation Of all In the coming contest Those
who have carried their Alderman should in all cases
ooaosde the Assistant to those who were beaten,
or the Assembymen, If that should be prefer
able. 10 will take the whole Of ne 10 do the worn
up handsomely. and ws are the boys. but disunicr
10 destruction. We beseech our Nominating Con
ven,ions, City ard w ard, TO conciiste all sectons
all interes,s, 90 fer - possible. and be ready u
70 to worA by the close OF tho week. We have
only 70 bring out our vote to secure complets
aud benehcent triemph
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E~<< ~
Ashtsools .-.--------.--- = ~ -
L4ke .....--.-.- .-----.-I 70~'t.
George 1oIs--
sttTo ur,on and grle i Summit ..--.....--.....-l
Exsrvors Of these counties is decidedly Wing
IN principle. and deternnedly hostile 70 The party
which the whole are thus made 70 subserve. By the
CONGREGATIONS Of Joshus 4. Giddings, Joseph ~
Root and Others " ho have fed and iattened upon
tie Wing psr.y and are low lis desdlest enc
mics. they have been made 70 cast their Yates n
.och manner "a 70 ns1;rslize the Wing tronPhs
10 the ress of the State, and very probably cor
tribute 70 the reign Of Anarchy and defiance Of
Law at Columbus ior sao.her year. These Com
te,, were they allowed 70 vote directly on The
question Of sustaining the Appointment Law
against brute iorcs and nnobocrscy would give
Ten Thousand majority for Law Dow they VII
very lissly give sntjority assinf. II And us
is roug,, .bou: by eliminating and beying the
Wing party o. the question Of Free Soil
or the above CouI.ies, every one IN ls44 gave
a plural ~ Tor Henry Cay, STAKEHOLDER though ne
vas, and a very decided majority sgsin'' roih-
Rot their Members Of Congress Aforesaid had rot
then obtained all they could hope for from the
Wing party. nov, Mr. Gdeirgs has been
writing letters aid Mr.. Root making speecbes
os,ensi5ly for Free Soil and against Gen. Tay or
bat practically in behalf Of Lcco-F ocoism. The
result NO see.
Summit County last year elected free SOL
ticket. on " hich the Senator vss Loco Foco ard
the Representative Wing. The Senator hod'
over. and this year the Loco-Fooo' and Free
soilefs Ct aesce to oppose and defeat Dir McCiure'
tie Wing Free Soil Hepresentstive OF last year
eectng Loco-Fooo by some 300 majority
In Bursn AID Erie also, the two parties openly
united on q ticket against the Wbigs, and Mr.
Congressman Root whom the Wings elected last
year took the stump for the coalition. 1t was de-
feated, however, bat by close vote.
In Lorain, dubious Free Soiier tDr Town
send was chosen last year, who devoted hl@sei
most unscrOpOlously to the service oil Loco
Foooism. He was the puppet of .. P Chase In
all the dark aud crooked intrigues which resulted
in elec,ing the latter 70 the L. s. Senate. Row
the Loco-Foccs, beirg able to DO without him.
nominated their own candidate and beat him
badly. This is Just what he has deserved, though
not from them.
From the residue OF the State, the results IN
dca,ed by comparison Of all the returns re-
ceived ., this office yesterday are as follows
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..c..i,v.lr aI,o.rrO 20. rz,,.,,

IN ne year lsis' ls3 ships less entered, 397 clear
ffssa tie Por.s Of tie Isl<nc. than In lsa7.
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BUsINE 5 NOTICES.

...ssrr.~ Mu,FpN-The Maruneui Family give losir
t,-sr-.rrr Fris Evoutous this II ernoon sad even
iag With new psntomilne. snf her exrNorcnsfy a
80 ~ Ire fr.t water the farce. aud Loai- Es.sr sp
p.sr. In ius zlery ard gvnns.te. fse motifs shs
- ~ -. !. u - AL. htfn- Be lAls.
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sa@,scoIi, Gn yard Hsg-nsf w.A-s s6as va 81
about iT5 csi-f The p1sls 30 sh- trt ~ hri
nd !. o. Caps Gishsi dsttos
M NJ Hiram fs- sshr q ~
bsdhss bunt Master sh >--sa. D. ooa,msafef1
Joba isrksy O~n>t b. hF- ~ C.p'so sad otsfs
AT Bses spoft. - n-t. rur me q fss rx
TONS called t- Helen Reed sa- 10 lisssst rs
.od = Ia - o"mmsnses b. Capt is.sh cbpAsnoiB
AT nschs. 50 n es LsoLes Of ~ yns bsft-a. ss 81
b. John Homes vi
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q s. BAsKEs, SOL ersnd-s,. opens rich In new siss
todsy. He offers great bargains 10 plain and hgured
silks His shawl Room 10 well stocked with splendid
assortment OF every hind OF shaws which be offers very
low We readers to his advertisement IN snol-
column IN paper. The ladies will do well to call
Remember The number, sol GrsadsL between Elbhdge
md Allen sis.
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~ The question Is often ssked, where did you puf'
chase your beautiful Carpet Why. at HIRAM Asosssos
celebrated cheapest Carpet estabh In tho United
slses, % Bowery He selling the most slegsn figures
Of English beepy and double ingram carpet 80 per cent
ss than any other Selling rug,, oilclolh. drug
gsts shades mats kc al astonishing low prices. Five
large shsw rooms stocked with the richest goods, sung
The taste sod fancy Of Il.
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ARM JOG u ). a Ia.
POST OF NV. yoRK. ..ocroBER Is.

MINIATURE ALaAsAc...rHis DAY.
-. .-s.-..s....6 u s.a...s - 1ss N,cs-s,ss
ufa- wArfs.... Oct ~
sd, .al .sr A. i-l.air l:n Ath-h otis -
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WHO WOULD nor FEEL PROUD


~ " They EsEw Positively hat they had PRE-
VENTED immense amount Of human misery and
saved great many lives hereby Isit 90, universally
acknowledged fact that happy combination Of herbs and
gar formed iato a Candy, called
MRS. JERvI5s COLD CANDY,
bss cured, and 10 daily curing, those forernners Of TIE
dread eoasumpu0r coughs sne colds bronchial
Affections Of lie throat and lungs, in their early sagesi
Wei, then.
WHO WOULD NOT FEEL PROUD
10 be able 70 relieve the CAREFUL Of the disseesble
effects Of severe cold, sni hfe BY the TIMELY
WARNING thst these advertisements are giving to the
public
TAKE HEED, We SAY AGAIN,
and purchase Mira. JEsyIss CoLp CAspY
IN TINE.
THE CONSUMPTION CAN ONLY BIZ CURED By
DEATH.
Sold, wholesale and retail, BY Au. w. JEavu, So
Broadway ore door above Frsnkns ard sold By drug.
g.ns generally.
Esea package Is invariably signed Ars. Jaws
Be sure 70 sxk for Mrs. JssyIss Cold Candy OLA,
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The Free Boil organization hiss done i's sp-
pointed work ia Ohio. While not one Loco-Fooo
County has been distracted or carried away ~
IL, it has been so managed as TO take from ne
Wing party every member Of the Leg"i''a's
with possibly one exceptiopl chosen from me
Western Reserve formerly sod naturally me
Wing .,rong hold,) which spoAs II las o'''os'
as follows.
- Locs Fs<s
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WIGS AND ToVPlgs-ws would ssll she'atIenuon Of
citizens and strangers, requiring wgs and Toupeos. TO
recent Improvement OF most important character, In
vented by L. PsALos, ls7 Broadway corner Of Dey-s
under III. grsnsu House They DO seen q his Hair
Cutting Rooms where may be the argest and oes'
a.sortosDt In ms c,,v oil In
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NIarkefs....slLTfN0sF, Oct Il

Markets. OALE.ss. Oct H.
Sales Of 800 bales Of COTTos were made a. IT.
uriees
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The following tables show with what countries the
trade las been carried Ii vii be By them that
the heaviest falling Of mas been In the commerce With
tie Unitec States the difference between the two year,
being 81 coooco the trade With England las aso fallen
% $4,000 600 While that with spain aas increased
$50 0oo
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Cosss-PErMus SHELL, OPEs CHlIs PATTERN, So
The ladies' invited examine the assortment which
Is The largest and compets in tho city. New pat
terms. very besanfu lot Of dressing combs sc. at
the Gold Cont Store. " B-Combs 81 wholesale.
L.. NJ. QUIMBY, 3o5t Broadway.
"a .fsod "a door above Duaoe-st
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rfurtD UAlR-DYE

~ PHALos's improved Magic HsrDye. a new invec-
ton 10 celor the hair whskers the moment Is applied
without, Injury the hair or skin Gentlemen can hsye
their WHISPERS dyed In Eve miruss at the depot, 1877
Broadway corner Of D-ysL under the franklin Hotel
Per bottle, small size, 81 large, 81 50 oil I'm
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" An Asrl.MuSorolY CosvEsrioS FoR Is.
SIX Co. n J. ws- held At Orange on Saturday
DAVID Fair, presding-al but hve townships
represented an Address and Resolutions In oP
position to the great Railroad Monopoly w's
adopted. and the following ticket placed in nom-
inasiou,
Few xsssbt:
q. w. PaIcs, Newark, Dawn Noon, Enrsocth,
w O. Leap. do laA sspisE, Livingston,
J.o MINI DO DAxl NOE, New Providenee.
WrlLtAN NJ SASrosp. eeilevine.
csssfy Cisk-NilLtAs A BALDWIN, NewGh
Ssvvevsfs-Jon~ WEEKS do
GAsvlf-sonN kESxEpv B~lievile.
Euss Darby, u. J. Lynde. 5. q. Hsstrn
Two Thousand copies &c he Asa.~ss snd heso
iutions were ordered 10 be printed.
TIE propriesy Of nominating candidates on this
srosnd for other than Legislative ciaces 10 not up.
parent TO ne. but there may have been good
ressons Cor IL. Whether the candidates on thi.
ticket shsu 10 chosen or not, we tsink Essex vii
elect no Members to the Legislature who are no,
decidedly and ansquisocally hossils 70 the gian,
Aonopoy.
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2, ~ css s,d C~szy IF Mo- yo~t ~ as "a a., a,
osfsbv % 80 ,3ts q Oefeb~, las
Men. s. Women. e.; Boys, s.; eirs. S-Scsal 80
rx.>ns<, D.s~as~s Ds>as.
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NJ q r r I v D.
DEB

D., s.,u-..r s,a,s isfa -, ..i yA , chsf. 3, E.- !,
ru.n RINRl y LAW {, ElizN Wa BED octA u IL go
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PHILADELPHIA Oct i3-Ar st-sn-hps C.foiSs NntsS.s"
too, Osprey ID ta.oa DO, enr Sally svsns tBl wh@s p'
kamoss shis. thopsni Martha fs,nsA ="
nell canssn De- bUss sts fasas New ros, ofe rsfs .,
wbs-. Jones. DO vsieaa q a. a. p-P q,
Hartford Ir0nrif-s Grs-p. trods GO bsh sm, 1ao ISL
bxs Nspo con 0sush c-nssxos M.fh. ,srssf Nssssa ~
bx Am-,c. Tr-.d~s Bostos scsrs Bsn DousAs. .pAr ~
dsr.o; Grsad Tara Wsshbsn Psu.mbco, I'm Otsss kssn
Noros Pet-rrogrx A-s Asp ossr fofssns bssss 's
cis's nosle yHsais. H-fos. Savannah, Wsss tore.
wnnfton NC. Lon.sss B.t-r Pr-ssses, Hsnsss, Had
Va qai. Psr5ss Bostons Jim Bel Losiss ss-'
~lch, G., F-aybscott Csh, NfOfsI Va can, Con, 90.
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TEr AsorHss TEsrSosIAL IN FAvoa o. scsEscxs
FrLsosic srarP-Ihs uncsrsgnee, DESTROYS Of oceriug
arogesr testimonial IN favor Of setercks Puorc syuo
voluntarily lays before lie public . o remuksbs cue
efseed tn hin y he Of thai great remedy In No
vrneer sst sssvers cold setled ny urge which pro-
eeeed yo.sri cough ~ilh severe etoAing. csrsssux
sssess seross ny breast e.Goss OF eesh AID susns
lhscsecLy raised ihick .oogh yellow st er
oils poesn. Inese symptoms naturally alarmed No
ysfy n-ea, .s ieoosni ~ss rapidly declining Ia Coo.
s1npaoa- Nec various remedies without relief bat on
Zoe contrary eoauSued 10 get In April lss Icom-
nereed esnE scsrseEs frLxosIc sYsur, which eased
ny cough innsaIs.sly. Ny sxpeetouuoa became easy
and heo No distressing sensation 10 my breast
moved, and oy The time had used ak bottles felt well,
De h.a Tot recovered ny strength hsve now fully re-
k.nec ny health and strength, and fe~ a. well a. ever
old and believe, n had taken ScheDcks Pumopic
swap, would cage been 10 my grave. am corttent
Ih2f II me virtue and efficacy Of tie Ps.nonie syp were
more extensively Known, would bs the Of s4vnx
many ysluG5.e lives, and DO Dot hes recommend
10 70 al those bo e ctec S1lh Cots2m p-on a. lie
ocy remedy 70 r-s.ore them 10 kssilh.
CHARLEs FULLY, sOr. Seventh AID L-wissu
CssSD DEpors FoR scEEscx' sPr-SosIc ssarp-Ssx.
Yofk. c. V. Cickensr Co 81 Buclsy-st; Pbiad-lphs
Dr. scssncI q Sooth slxtnst Bslnnnore Canby BAIT
lsC, Lxhts.i bostor BEDDING L Co. Stst~-si: New.
Orleans, Wight 4 Co. Isl chsrrss-st Pres a Der
sotis % III bosf's fes IS eU SssoIh
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CLEARED sbi-. r.ni-i nysr ssrn. New of-Ans trmte
. B.r.t0s DO Eass ht,rsl Josl Barr Ns'-'a 90 hs's,
4 Marryg h.hmll. >sarssioaj fanes N@so' ''f
-, $780, t.v., N.rt.ra. L.aos, sshrii sAkssa
N,ry Ef-a -rt Cad.t. b., hfeAs1.
Rs. Cobs-a swl Bsjhirst N.rs.ss Bss,hst pfspsf "
IN, Nero. BIZ kAls Lpudsn fse-i h',A"sn'"' ""-' q"
s,t,. y.r.~.y Henderson s.a Ffsnsooi Aesd ls s"-s
S. be-. "a W Bsuhs m fa', ~! -. "a ~
$500 =. s,r,. Ga N~-n q = NAsh oAs- bfaneh Csnlst
In L. Pea Lyu.a s-- Htas sessfy ss'.nn.s fF~i
sp,l >orea.. Ihompsaa Hunteff NJ s.e "J-" ntnss
..nl.pa P.s,r Phl.d- gh Nssrn-y, Lo-sA bos'ss A.
Dot Allen. dog Amanda ore rs 81 ~
ar O.e.r Jonss Ok..S. >Bsifo,a o'eaaa h'el' Nn'sa
soops R-Pon, o,sss. sHssei X COR "'H'A' ''-s'''"'
ARRIVED DO Rocia. Etfdg-. LTere y - nd
ana sss ,e-rsg- rasssnss 10 sPodfd, fs'oa DO n""'
Mi .t-.n.s'e ono Ll-ut shsoc. ss- of.ssa. tA ~ Rs
,.a. s,h, eols dust o Rsc-rt- .,o..,,.
P...sshp AIn.~orh, hsrs sept eN ,ne ss ~
fscst .hp LosdOa Hobart. Loasoa IT eS' Da'- " s'as'
She psNn, caa,so raal Lv.poi. D. Do, md's. 70 rr"s
sie H.. tRu.) Ku.ebna Bremen, ~ g. 10 ballast saa ~
ma. .rfsr. 10 P.v-usast & sci smseis,
sh,o ma,,- Carts. Ln-rA - g. 80 tausps leu Hue
Co LrSso on % ~, aass'sr- s'ls mo '" s"''''"
to- msi' uast =.
B. P-,r D-md Holy n,h d. eotton And roe psnii
& Go. Ps.--ns.r, M,s A1a MfCo-en
Esx 6ip..y Hsns q Oocsa - port, H. u nss o.
/. 40 e8.h ..t. to H.-sy, Of Ss~Por
sro.ar N.b-. c.. Lett y-sss Pa sses.1ssf ~"
H.na. The n qgsr.ntn.s - dsys
, ssAs LOO hoars. cfossi Be."n. 3 D. ma.
sshf @ L Lowell. Boston. s d. nice, w Less
schr Laws. Cro~sl. Boston. 81. mss e. w ts.s,
seAr csasbsss-. Gov so.tos d., ns'- DsJsos se"ss
sAiLGp-sbc. Fuc. scay Polntl oslso, Of Have. ssr
Dyer, koresns Erfscol-. co. Joseph ns.s Sses $40
IN. gr Rs,. MAJ w--tsn passed OF The ~
for s.'nssA sai q Ibonss soost ~ N sst-ssJ
WIND, Oct I,-At sanr,s, So meridian, ,. 'sa'''s
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~ Strangers before leaving Town should not forget
their measures Al WArgSss, ia Fulton. They
any future time write for their boots aad have
them cent By express otherwise - pair 10 worth
saving beside the comfort " having perfect suing
boot. elegant shape, sndl ndursble 10 wear OILS SUE
NEw BUcKwHEAr sHISPIss -CRoNwELL l. BIsD-
SAIL 200 Fronts Of BsesmAn Offer for sale $500
packages New Huled Buck wheat Of rejected quality,
consisting Of barrels. hslvss, quarters eighIhs and
boxes; also In bags Of - and 2ii DE, packed with
and Shippers invited examine the style
Of tho packages. OF TThAS 49,.
~ BssDYs Nsronsi Gallery Of Dsguerreotypes. Of.
Zee .o5 and 2o Broadway corner OF Futor-s Strangers
and citizens are invited to call spd examine The specimens
~ JESSISss Co.'S OyereosEs jus. introduced. are
,eeareh< style snd color and and commended
the hsndsomssI garments out The dubious may be ssis
hed a. 81 Broadway. olO n
u KID Gloves, Sc Cd Linen Hdks, l0d 10 e and Col
| lsrs, Caps and Cofs, from 70, at
| J. h T. FARRELL co.
sis ln s57 Broadway. near Princs-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-15

TIE PORTUGUESE ExILE..-There is to be a
meeting in behalf of the 500 more Protestant ese'
from the Island Of Madeira who about to leave for
their new home In the West Chancellor Frtlinghuy'
sen and others expected to address the audience
which I'll, hoped will DO both large and liberal
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-08-08
Sie se1asenfraec.-Srn. Galboun's
WcSc

Serr CALHOUN belt lit gbarIctcn cine
9leoe in gripieberun9 auf tte tilrslih in
Mfruri bon Serrn 8cntcn 9ebaltsne lit
Setref Der Sflapcnfra9e e.-Wir tbeilen bic
SDnrpTs baScn NIT, tpie fe Der 2ele9rapb
bieber beridtete.
Die 9lorefe feIblt nimmt mebrere gpaIten
i'm @barleitcn Courier Elm, unb be9innt NIT
Der Grfldrun9 coB Sor. 8entrn ei9eutlid Der
SeriidThtt9un9 nidt tpertb iei unb er (or.
@albcun) es niemals Der Wnbe tpertb 9efuns
ben babe, ibu bic gbre su fdenfen i'm als
Stebenbubler su betradten, nod baIte er es
bon irseno elmer @idti9feit Of Benton in
feinen snitften 9efdla9en perce pcer ni6t;
oa jeecd, 8entcn bic Sabe oe6 Giibcn6 lit
ibm C@alhcun) an9reife, 70 belt er es fir 1ets
tie pfidt ioIde sIu9riffe Suriidsutpciien, unb
er erfldre bienit, oas er Senton's 9lnitrens
9ltn9en ais treulcs an Der Sade bes Su>
eens balte, nnc eii,en 8erlltd bic Sreefciler
unb 9lbclitipniiteu su unteritiiseu. Die1e
tperoen bas pcbl einIeben nno IId, frcuen
ilber Ietne 9iebe, neIdje bas Bertranen bes
Sioens in i'm (@albcurD su fdpdden be>
abFdti9t iet. Sc fei niht cas- grltemaI,
cae en lleberldufer Die 9erpesenbeit eetabt
babe, bic ansufla9ert, ipelde itets reu eiter
Sade tparen.
or. CALHOUN tpieberIprah bann Dem Gprs
,pnrf cae er fir cine Gbeiluus Der llnicn,
icnbern imner fiir einen @cmprpmiie 9es
itimmt, be0en gerwerf.us er orn. Benton
Shulo 9ibt.-Gr Iduenete Der @erfalIer bes
Wi6ouri @omprpn,iie Su Iein, oieler Iei Sens
rD Clap uno Iidte bann ben unterfdieo
;pilhen bem uno bem prcpIos8prmurf aes
gen ibn, ale bate er in Sorn. Monrpe's @abis
net Die @etpalt ceS @onsrefIes in een Gerris
tcrien Die Sflaoerei su belhrdnfen unters
tiist, sn bepeien. @r ldu9nete ibsrbaupt
jece slnihuloi9un9 tpeIde Senton IN feiner
Hebe sesen i'm semadt babe, ltno beiduloiste
ptelmebr Sorn. 8enton, oas er einen 8orfhlae
9emaAt bate, bic Sflauerei III Der Sodlfte
bon 2eras a6Suldaffen, um Ie i'm Snben su
bemn,en, irbem er pcn slbclitionilten umees
ben tpprben wdre.-Gie gauge NbreiIe 1T
bitter, uno 1T ben i1ren9fen alusbriiden oers
faBt. (golfsbl.)
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-08-08
&anbel Der Ser. Gtaateu.

Der pennfplpanien entbdt folsenoen intes
reGanten NrtifeL befen Mabrbeiten einen
ffrcfen gesenias su ben sladlideu gerbdlts
nifen unierer RepubIit sesen bic 3uitanbe
it jenen fd NIT bcber eioilifatton 70 bcd
preifeneen Monarhien Der aItsn @elt biz
ben.
lie tiirsIih per0fentlidten 8eridte 1T
8e;us auf ben 9anoel nnferer Hepublif fno
bodf intereGant fir ben &aufmann, 6ats
rifant unb fur ben 2anbbauer. Giefe 8es
ridte, tpie befannt tperben jdbrlid aus9cs
maht, unb aus benen, bic Dor uns lie9en
sebt berpor, caB infer SanoeL i'm ger9lsid
NIT friberen Sabren, aueercrbentlih suses
rcmuen bat. Iehmen mir suerft ben pid,>
tisen slrtifel Der Baumwoae, 70 finben mir,
raB i'm perean9eneu Sabre bic aiusfutr bers