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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-05
The Elections To. Day.

The elections IN Mississippi and Louisiana for State
officers State Legislature and members Of Congress
take place to-day. The following the tickets in
Missistlppi-
Governor.
Wing. Democrat.
Luke Lea. John Quitman.
SECRETARY STATE.
Cornelius McLnuren. Samuel Starps.
AUDITOR PuBLIc ACCOUNTS
George T. Swan. william p. Rodgers
TREAsuRER.
Alex ii. Arthur. Richard Griffith
ATTORNEY GENERAL
Benz. +. Caruthers. ID. &. Glenn.
CONGRESS-.
DIST. IA. B. Bradford, Jacob Thompson,
" 2-Wm l.. Harris, W Festherston,
3-Hsnry Gray William Me Willie,
A. q Mayors, A. q. Brown.
The last delegation stood democrats to whg, aud
the probability IA there will be change. Ths ma
joIity Of CGss over Tay lor was 62S.
In Louisiana the contest Is spirited and both parties
san2uine al success. he toio~ng the tick
cts C;over nor and Lieutenant Governor
Wh,g Democrat.
Gorrror-A. Declcnet. j. Walker,
Ii Gor-D r. ktDner. A. Planche.
There to be elected four members OF Congress
from this State, we'll the State Legislature. Tns
late delegation in Congress stood wings and demo-
Gratis We have rot received all ths nominations Of
the party and therefore unable to give
n table. At the late Presidential election, Tag 8
majority CSss was sos.
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NV InrE ntetM,Sr o. The surviving members %
the New Nmk Regiment 81 volunteers met on Sa.or.
day tvsning last preparatory tnthe formation Of cam
Isny ~ com teJ of those 81 their number residing
IN THE city Their object being 10 escort the reans Of
such their eomrade msy depart this life to their
last home Ar Browne q late Lieutsnant) was caiiej
&C. he chair ~h,n the meeting sppointed a comwittse
of three 10 make the necessary arrangements
Trr Nr.rurp. For the last two days We have had
glorious glimpse 81 the I" Indian Sumner.n Hos
lcrg " ui last v sno her question amer two dsys 81
itost Saturday yesterday astoEishet
body The tTsusitiou was sudden Snd complete Per-
bsps there never finer day than yesterday
"a BoIp SlnoSr "--Op Saturday AZ IL O'Clock, q
colure1 named King Van Bruut, sho bad been Ia
the employ n, q Mir John storm. 81 No 5Chtisto-
Der stttt called At bis residruce and
stated that Mr. Storms had mt for his aud
gold watch and chsip which Mrs Storms gave hin ~
turns out that Mr. Sorms did not eend tor thoss arti
Giles end that Vsn Brunt obtained thsm under false
pr,tsnrts The police bis track and IL Is to be
huI ed he will he hunted down
euocEtvo AcctnxSr y ester5sy afternoon near sun
~ the stages passing through the third
the utsrscion o. Cato street three four
miles mp the driver, from carelessnese, Kept too
close 20 hank where there stones and clay dag
~ trench In which wner pipes we're being laid,
end the wheel coming contsc ~th one OF the stones,
the vehicle was upset With ffsep sixteen persons
the TOP, several of whom yell "a those inside we're
severely W not dangerously injured. snd child was
knl.d on the spot, ~ the dislOeatiOn Of i've meek.
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Gas LIeuING or ufE CRY We are in.
formed that the New York Gas Company. un-
der the of reducing the price of the gas which
they manufacture, from seventy to forty cents per
hundred feet have actually increased il, upwards of
fourteen per cent. The manned in which ihis
handsome shave has bfen effected is by making
gas from coal instead o rosn. as heretofore the lat
ter article being infinitely the better one. Now we
would like to inquire # this imposition will be to-
cra,d by either the CITY authorities or the publcl
whether they will allow themselves to be n,eced
in thus manner for the benefit Of the stockholders
Of that institution There are a great many abuses
committed ia conducting our municipal aiIairs; but
il ~ difficult get IT the bottom Of them 80 as to
arply remedy. But there - no obstacle in this
case. The imposition is clear-much clearer than
the gas iiself-and it ought to be prevented as
econ possible.
There il one method by which we feel confident
the txtoriion in the price Of gas could be avoided,
,nrer article manufactured, and a great saving
effected. Why cannot we have the lighting Of the
city department Of the city government Would
I, not be much better for the city to manufacture
ils own Gas, than TO have imposition prictised
on our citizens in this way ! THIS Is the pro-
per time To take the subject into consideration.
TIE contract with the New York Gas Company is
about expiring Let IL not be renewed +; but let
measures b. taken towards establishing gls de-
ptjmert nf the govcrnms Mt, with "A head, as there
Is 20 the water department.
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Lousisbs.
here vas q riot a. Cumberland, Md on Sunday
hight between two PARTIES II lrishmen gre Eing out Of
Cld feudr
There we're So deaths In Boeton for the week ending
the 30 inst, ~ which 10 were 81 consumption.
The production OF tobacco s thus rated In the several
States kcntucty IS co 900 lbs Virginia $1,000 ooO
Teuneftee, 30 CcUJUO Maryland 20 90 COZ missouri,
1tNtOOtO; Ohio ., 10000.
Wnism Forster is On trial at Buffalo for the murder
Of Daniel sdy
The fret locomotive entered tho state of Tennessee
On tie Nsstsrn snd Atlantic Railroad, the Goth ut
The project 20 supplying Portsmouth, Va with pure
water from Lake DTummoud, distance Of some eight
miles engages the attention Il the people or that eli
Ittopis 10 be presented 10 the neat Legislature for
the Incorporation Il q company TO carry out this
tchsme.
During the week ending seth nit iiss55 barrels OF
-four passed the weigh lock Of the krc canal at no.
chester.
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A comparison Of prices current AZ the close Of the
market yesterday With those ruling at the close Of the
previous week, exhibits an advance In Harlem OF -
per cent, aud repnsyvanis 81, y, and q decline Ia
Erie Rsilfosd Of y per cent; Long leland, y; Erie
Bends, new, y. Erie Bonds, new, and Hudson River
Rsilroad stocks have been quoted since Wednesday,
dividend OF
The commercial news from Europe, by the Hib.rpis,
L. highly important There had been another very
great In quotations for cotton with sales to
enormous extent According TO our telesrsphic de-
syatohes the sales In Liverpool for the week ending the
18th Of October amounted 10 ipi 600 bales Of which
C4eo0 taken by the trade; leaving 127 900
bales taken by spoculstors and for export. This
tremendous advance In the price Of cotton 10 I'M
prscsdsnted. We do not recoect an instance where
sueh rise was rssred in such short time From
the 9Th to the 18th Of October, Q period Of two
weeks sdvsnce Of fwo cents per- pound had
taken place The increased value Of cotton
crop. by this improvement, IL equal to frenfy
ruiItons Of dollars, or about twenty-five per
cent on the aggregate IL IT, bo~over, our impr.s-
sion that this advance will not be sustained; that
later ad,css from this eide will the spprehsn
sion which appears to have s.ised the minds speou
lstors and spnnsrs relative to supplies re-
action Gill take place. The Cambria arrived at Liver
pooi on the 18th of October with sdvices from Nev
York MP 70 the 30 Of that month The accounts taken
out by her gave grester impetus 10 the Liverpool
than those taken out by the Europa or the III
hernia the previous steamers The last two or three
steamers have taken out favorable intelligence
relative TO the crossing CROP and the probability s
that steamers leaving Liverpool after the nrst week In
November viii bring reports very different from those
just received. AZ the news by the Hibsrnis travels
over the electric wires Through the sctten crossing
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STEAM NAVIGATION PROM NEw YORK TO LrvER-
Pooi..-Vsst preparations seem to be making on
both sides Of the Atlantic for afuture mighty con
test between the United States and England, IN
treversing the Atlantic by steam between New
York and London.
1t seems that the British government have au-
thorlzed Mr.. Cunsrd, as soon as the American
steamers start, 10 ooesd direct from LtrcrpoR 10
Noc fo'k, uiihou touching at any other port.
Good-very good. This contest will begin az soon
as the Collins line Of steamers is ready for action.
which will be about next spring. We are not
afraid, however, Of our New York steamboats,;
for we have the beet Of for believing that
these steamers, with the improvements lately m ide
by Mr.. Montgomery (who is a remarkable genius
in his hne), will surpass in speed (and also in
other rsspects) the steamers now anoat, and will
regularly cross the Atlantic in nine or ten days,
between New York and Liverpool
We have much TO say on this interesting sub
jet at another tune. But, for the present, like
the artist telegraph operator at Sackvllle, let's off
for supper.
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Dear sir Though man, he under p.rsoaslly
Purser The party
the taxation elp.ntures prosperity Of city ask
Pr and sy @ he
assa Tor h ergms ,ha ySu desire With us
public oaeeI. Your early answer VIII be estessd favor
Br. Banks Elisha Morrill,. M. Van sehsiok, William s.
sears John NJ Fsrrier A. e. Flsgg, Andrew II. MCKEE
New Yorf, Oct. 81, Is49
wAsHISeros HErcHrs, N.Y.
GrSTs:-ln reply 60 your communication permt me 20
s hs.sns Sas q his aaaa
ss s a s% a for the and ina: his
daes ana 6delity Win these views however most cor
S%a Eas~sdss Of bis a''ss
Of to snS the at
Under such cireussanoes he may rely influence
s cal sna his
dent 81 IN. s so'srImsnt
To David bsnss Ssn' ssSai;s ana S She.
No Union with Traitors Fine articles
under the captions of no Union With Traitors add De-
The st October aud let Sovemter wsss Written by me- on
$50 -,Y-.-,' -'0''' 0 siSE WALSH
Political The ~ IN WUrders. at BROOKE
yn tend having Large Democratic kaly this Evening
at Sr and fo'f IN cSnssS s
T. j. Porter, will ssdIsss he meeting
When the steamer arrives there Will bo
sone 70 or 50 tass OF t.Sh Boots he same that are
Id in Broadway Tor 81 ~ to ", viii be sold 81 80
the Of fulton and Fine calf IS 10
Waterproof, hon SS 90 So cheap Cheap!
writing I'VE advise sii bad writer's To
call MT DOLBEAk, 20 hroadway, lover Thompsons
Saloon young entleman taking lessons has i'm
much that HE salary has $50
$500 The Aet IL nS Do elegant style is the beat
Liquid Hair Dye. - PhaiOn'B Improved
kags Hair Dye invention color Hair or Wits.
hurs this IL sppsa thu hair OF
skin Gentlemen have their Minister'S dyed in ave
uiuQtQ a me DR. No Broad xuv at Dsx
ses under the Franklin House. Per bsttie snall sss 81
largo. 81 80
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tion Of the country 10 viii create tremendous sx-
element and give an impetus to the movements Of
planters, speeulators, and all connected in any way
with the trade IL ~il hurry the ringers into the
fields at any early hour and picking till late
Ct night IL will iscr-s~e the aggregate product and
hasten forward sbipw@nts; it will, We hope induce
planters to realizs and pocket tho proceeds before
reaction takes place Ia prices Al for the spesuls-
tors, let them take care IL themselves; they have
had some experience in the ups and dovns in prices
for this staple and trust IL will be that thew
have learnt something by IL is fortunate for the
planters, that this movement msnoed SO early In
tho season rs they will II they manage properly
resp the full benent OF IL Wa sss by returns from
the principal Soathsrn ports that the receipts Of cot
ton thus lar have been unusually limited which IL
favorable circumstance shs~s that very little OF
the crop ut the latest dates had left the hands Of
the producers Ihs beng the the growers will
have their full hars OF che increased value Of the
material he other iron europe does not amount
to much, politically, commercially or financially.
The receipts at the otc. OF the Assistant Treasurer
OF this port yesterday amounted to Sl2S772 Al pay
ments, s39,35o; balance, RI s00 sci 6s.
The value Of foreign Day goods entered at this port
Tor the week ending November LIST, for consumption,
for warehouse and witndrs from warehouse were az
annexed -
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FasmoshnLr TRAvgLLise. Doe of the Sunday
journals in noticing the fashionable arrivals at the
leading hotels last week, makes a remark Of admi-
rstion at the extraordinary crowd which has dis
unguithed the present sea,on. According to the
li,i it gives, it appears tina, the Irving House,
among I'll its rivals, stands at the head Of the
fashionable hotels in this city, for last week. lie
might have added that there are more beautiful,
accomplished and elegant families sojourniag at
that house, than in any o'her house ever opened IN
New York. We are credibly informed that on the
O9ers nights from 90 to 100 vlsliers to II from
tlus epl, udid establ ishuent
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TnE CAmNEr AND rHE NEw YoRK HERALp Fer
two or three weeks past, the organs Of the cabinet
here, and m other cities, have been savage upon
the Ntp York Herald, account Of our structures
upon the policy Of Mr.. Clayton, and some OF his
colleagues. These individuals and journals have
attributed TO the New York Hrad motives of self
ishness in the course II has taken on the move
menis Of The cabinet, charging that the refusal OF
the government To Civ the printing or advertising
TO the Hcraid is the OF severe structures
We shall show u different state Of facts, and tell
diGeren, tale, soon the present election is
over, and mems minds can reasonably be directed
to the exposition we shall make. We shall show
that the cabinet, by its egents, has been negoiat-
ting with Us for the last six months, trying by all
sorts Of schemes and dirty methods, 10 induce the
Ntty Yuk Herah TO become their organ. But
nothing could induce to compromise our inde-
pendence, or become the mere organ Of any cabinet,
or any government, or any party
We thsll make Development shortly, which
will cover with shame some of the members Of The
cabinet, and their instruments, both here and else
where.
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The Dollar weekly.

This ehesp pepper will be published TO day. sngi,
copiss, two cents yearly subscription, dollar.
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splendid fhp uill be launched to-day At IL o'clock
~ from the yard Of wsstsrvelt A. Nsckay, foot %
Seventh street, lat River She 10 100 tone burthen
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gn.1TsstyI,, BY ths hNetiean ntttus vas awarded ~
hvcr e Nr Brady 81 Broadway and fulton
were ssss,fs and sttsns are isvet 70 sxaRne srsc
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w ore ecmmoup aud tho rival paxuerre pers ar,
pulling 81 coats for hgh IN asts Garden and
bting cut else here efrson Hames quietly serving
the ptofe with ms pictures that sxoelei by
The Dagu,rreotypes taken the opt cs Light, sts
aduisuon aud patronage 81 AL witness them mn
that the proprietor unable meet the dsnsod
ltrOns shouo call early ths day stinxs
rsfsusr's secured 20 patiss frsm A. r a. GOOD
eltietor NanteitraiEbL HAdNtSON AObMG9
zt9 BTOadsry, foursh h5ur roo as
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AFFAIRS IN ClLlFoRNlA Our advices from Cali
fornis received yesterday through Mexico, and by
,hs way Of Mobile, are Of no sort Of consequence,
l.vopd what we have already published. Our adj
,is,. lom the city Of Mexico are Of the 13,h VT.
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fcrus his ratieuts that UsS 6
ueie,l hohdayt. edntsosss End lTGsya h. Is. Giu
IIcsetite ~ We poor, aitef e40ck.
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FINE ARTS.


INItRNATiONAL art UNION. FKsE GALLERY, 557tk
brosdssy The aew Gallery ~ the International ART
tbioR containing all the pictures we'd from Eu
rete tioss ened to the Institution BY the
ffesch republic IL how cr-n. tafalogue, Oh cents
UOJPli. Wharf n Co, gsnaqers.
MINiATUREs.-HR. A. NcDoUGAI, ARTIsf has
W returned 20 his studio no. zoi Broadway, corner Of
murray street. Tenney's In piuntss Mr. deb " ena-
bec BY roce peculiar 60 himself 20 cory Bagu reoypss
10 nater how dim faded sive the expression M
% Ia from life.
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Mortality ON Shipboard.

BesToN, Nov. 4. 1919.
The ship Michael gelo which left Liverpool on the
I'd Of October and arrived ct this port yesterday after
noon, lost one seaman andLtwentynv passengers by
choleIs, during the voyage.
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California Houscs.--Pertsbie snd other
Cslsus houses stores equal 20. and ohssp as suy
IA this msrktL SAsL BOOTa, bs ayrtls ave, BroOkJ
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SALES as AUCrIOy.


by JACOB 8 rLhrT-L g. CARRINcr ron, AUc-
~ uoresr-hue'"r s-le tnis aay aasday. November
ter O'Clock 50 thc Auctnp hos, - Plat
ware and tutleri alec, Or % pndsrwrter-
esthi quantity 81 gosee. dsnacd on board the bark
Tor feAas. cenfitnE ~ bssdvarr weotsnwar Bastet',
men Eud womeas Ssddlrs carriage -hTs Byidies. Port
Taniesvs .lsts &c slss t~.e rs,es and ei,eh edged
TWnets and huhrs f Tab, bu Hets. Chairs Acg ass,
in good odr The usual rtunt q ia dw.rs ari .uteryi
Table Knives ana ftrt 30 csrda fuotc and Pea Knives
ses'o5s, Sstr sc sc Cais gees At the Aue.ioa Room
yNIlIfAM ". SHIRLEY tUJtt0NIER -HOrELASD
w Boarding House Furniture In a,nc.r, Norsmherh
at 10 O'clock. the Rive Railrsd Hoase thc
Tthth svcuus bstwesn 1wenty-sight aua rwenty-nnth
streets, refeuptory sole sne, ~ the entire farn
tyre q thee anins rcor pscr and tv,vs tedroomsi
ALEC ts barn ON tfted comp The sac wprshy the
ho's ~ boss boarding f"usss art secondh,ni urntarc
dealers Al o vince, liauers sud ,essrs
INK LOTS AZ NILLIAnsBURgH.-A.I. BLEECgER
lOc will fel this DAY - tie d4rchlnta' Exchange.
Ito l0fe at NilamftHr.h craham and Buth siek
nues and Even smith, Skiu4n Jsosson Nitsets and
FROST streets Whole wing beautifully On tho premises
s house and outbulaass Title perfect and terms
accommodating.
DY LEWIS Il MoRrIgJKE. srORE ~ CHATHAM
~ steet-fswhhrOksrs Ga hi, das November r. st 10
otivet arse ccliesgu 81 uureaeecd pedes via Nehs
Overenc Dress eats; fsnts Ness Downs shawi Blankets
Qxilts. sc BY order OF A. GOODMAN. 81 Centre 81.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Deu..stc f1i.esIIany.

Miss Bremen. the autkoress, is now on visit 10
Marcus Spring, Esqr- Spring Garden, State Street
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SCHOOLS. go.

posKEIErfNU, Arr rHAErIC, sew. ". j. REM
~ Vile, No 20 Broadway, devoes HE attention .rcu
uuy 90 rreraiIg persons ior the counting room, By
hororgh practical course q nstraces Bach student
separately tnstruotea srd - ragdly advanced in his
Studies. open day and evening. Iers.s moderate.
nAfcING AND wALTziEG ACADEMY, ~ HOWARD
sifset-ssBor sud Ssuora Fsrero, bessss Ciasses
q wednesdays and esturda'a forrane a for
lCung LADIES hnd hasters Mondays and Thurssays
ssntsst ssloes aud Gsntemss at haf past T. Private
tsirsse 20 be gwen, - usual.
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Preside nuiaI Appointm . "A {

WASHING TON, Nov. 4, IS4o.
The President has appointed Gabriel Long, OF Ala
bsma, Indian Agent
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SQUIRTING.

N-.N-SNNcSN
I1ElON COURSE, I-rRUTTIN G.-PURSE or $500
~ nile beA, to tarness, will on Wsdussday
NOV ats o'clock avid BrJ ant Lady suffolk
william Whslsh enters a. e. Trustee Tho above named
horse. have the best s harness that
ever been trotteo in this
heat In ~ SUFFOLK this heat 10 75L
beat I The cars VIII leave South Ferry Brooklyn, 81
~ seioek and return
n. u. GREENE, Prepvisssr.
CENTRtvILLB CoURss- tROrrINg.-PURsE $50
~ mile heats, beet three i've free for
that purre-eo come of November "a Also,
OF $50 nile heats hest three i've
horses that purse fUto on Novem-
Der - Both close Nor day evening November
the 9th, min, o'clock MADDEN Hotel Three
more to make n h.id-swo to stArt.
IOEL CONKLIN. Proprietor.
HARLEA PARK TRorTING CoURsE-A PURSE S2J
mile heats best three IN five. harness will
tins Gay kondAyb p NJ For which entered fol-
lowing pseers sr Mott names Young spaugie Mr. Decker
nsmes b. b. Rip Van Nibke 4. BartIue, Re-
Ieaer; Mr.. spanlons names Capaia Maid Imnelately
after match Sl mile heats three ave. to har-
nets, Gentlemen drivers Nm F0NNER. Proprietor.
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~ O1I, E.-stAIfD PtOiUrAL, VIII Sc NrcrfvEa
~ &C the once 81 the Assistant Of sabsistsa
i.rt CesgtvA New NerS iiateor uatl ~ seoes, n,
en- houepy ths 5th 81 k"vsmhst, fer suppying the s.
frct st fert olunbus. year
the arb 81 hsvsR Ter a. The frrsh beef Of good
and wholesl quality 10 gvafers With equal
o. each tnsess snd sh.uks - - excl rd.d IN such suAn
tee - na he IRON time o. for the troops
sxeses ns thrice N week. saeh shall deas
mated BY the Assistant tensis.r 81 subaistenea Tie
names ~ Two taod sufetics accompany the bid
JAMES h. sICktrT5. lst lieut.. fst Ara, A. C.s.
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WARRINGTON, Nov. T. lS49.
We notice that the Assistant Postmaster General,
Mr. Ft,henry Warren has returned to this city with
his family
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hOucE.-If DUNCAN MeDOUdAL AND FRANCIS
~ heD"ngsi brother, nEry,s Of Oban, Argysshire,
feotsAe aud who lot hat county Tor New York.
r'r IN RJ and the BITTER in ls35 will spr'y
icfbrs Trey viii receive infrmatgn In regard TO their
Nns ss susossson IL that hsse rothers
about seven years previous 20 Nov &C. IN Louisville
NJ ana we're eBssgsd 'rahoscr, the Mississippi and
that about the end 81 islb they the In
dsua ~ eafts dener- tadns 60 L., isvis Any person
lnow ing them, ano 10 ofm them Of the uotice will
Ter shlgttoa o. ~ Apry BY lett post paid
W. J. r. TsPPstUrf. s6 So IN street NY
Or tohers Adam kirk. south Charl.tts street. Edin-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

V)0ST OFFICE, NOskNBER3o Isty-ENcLIsB NAILS
tfhnze o Hour- IN consequence Of the change In the
hour e oerar ure of be Eastern Nal bsas thu the
beitish steamer when stnt Bs i'll close this
hee IN ~ rtler notice. at ~ Special notice Is again
tn that letters Tor sry par % the Continent dropped
TINS ONCE unpaid cannot he rwar4oi by the itsh
Nm. " BRADY Posi- n.ster-
EREEnAsoNRY.-ALLYN RITUAL OF FaEENA-
onry WITH numrous tiates. fw copies Of this
book ors, Price 50 BY remttng 50 the book be
BY nail, to any part Of th. mt, states or Canada
W tOAANS Eulton al
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% 50 OF trereh Boots are nov
sid in Broadway for 81 o. to 81 will be sold 81 80
the corner Of Fulton and Nassau srees Fine calf So 20
Waterproof, hon 81 10 So cheap Cheap!
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LOST

LOST.
CD REWARD LOST, On SUNDAY OCTOBER Il, A
p$ small Poodle slut, marked brown ears and ANAL
brown SPOT on the bach the tail,
night eyes che 10 also Old Whoever will bring III
Franklin street. leave word the desk Of this e6se
whore she may be bao will get the above reward.
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When the sseuner arrives IN

Ign tend having Large Democratic Rally, this Evening
At their headquarters Brock IN Hotel Of Hua,o
and Prospect stree, Mr. Chauncey Shser
L. j. Porter, i'll sedi.ss the meeting
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writing I'VE advise all bad writer's To
call MT DOLBEAR, 20 nrosdway lover Thomp3On's
saloon young Igman, taking lessons. i'm
much that hs salary has raised from 1850
$500 The fact H. ns Do elegant style - the beat
IL alton for a clerk.