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M arIxsts. sc.

EINNTNNAtI, Ootober ., TsIp
The Flour market IL unchanged. We quote whishsy
at 21o, and LinseDd OIL At $40 with firm market.
DurYALo, October 40 r 81.
The receipts Of produce since yesterday, were 1000
bbs hour 10 0o0 bushels wheat and II 900 bushels OF
corn There IL less doirg in -four aud the nomin II
quotation for Michigan Is 81 which IL too high for
buyers In vhsst there IL not much movement for
Prime Ohio 81 m asked but there buyers at
higher rates than "a roo The demand for corn Is
fair with sales ~ 10 600 hu bells mixed at
whiskey 10 loser. and quoted at 23kc. for Ohio No
change In freishts.
Atp.SV. October 3-6rN
The receipts ~ produce since yesterday, wore $500
bills four 800 bnshrls wheat and 1000 bushels
TIE market for -four 10 steady but not active about
COO bbis changed bands There u good Inquiry for
corn. though the salrs are not largr; they CON-
price 1000 bushels Westsrn MIXED at COKE also
Of 1000 bushels 20 arrive tsxt wees. on terms not
made public Rye IL quoted at 81 80, with sales %
1900 hushels The demand for barley confirm large
aud the sales reached 30 600 bnshsls At 90 Gle for
too rused. and GAY esHc for four rosci tCc0
bu, heels tat. NJ
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Arrival Of the Canada-very short Passage
from EurOpe.

Our readers will find, in another part Of to-day's
paper, me weeks later intelligence from Europe,
received by us last evening, by express from Hall
fax, and telegraph from ST. John. The steamship
Canada arrived at Halifax on Tuesday morning
We do not expect, for some time TO come, to
receive any news of startling character from the
old world-such as we have been in the habit Of
getting for the year or eighteen months preceding
the fall Of Hungary. The hurricane of revolution
hss, for the present, spent its force; and, in all
probability all the nations of the old world will be
In a state Of repose for years to come. We may
occasionally receive intelligence of isolated out
break, but until Europe suffers little longer under
the yoke OF deepotism we shall receive nothing of
very great importance from that part of the world.
The principal point of the intelligence by the
Canada is, that the Porte has refused to deliver up
the Hungarian refugees Kossuih and his eonfrtres,
who took refuge within his dominions. This step,
no doubt, has been taken by that sovereign under
the advice of England, which country has reason
10 be jealous Of the influence which Russia has
acquired by Its Intervention between Hungary and
Austria, and the advantages which the Gar has
gained towards accomplishing his object In re-
gard TO Turkey.
We shall probably receive the mails of the Ca.
NADIA this evening; and our paper Of Friday morn
ing will contain the news in full. When they ar
rive, shall be better enabled to state our opinion
OF this intelligence than we are at present.
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Annual Convention Of the PA upsslon
FratsrplfV.

The anrivsrssry OF the above fraternity was hid
Last evening in the Presbyterian Church Eighth street
Lafayette risee. A numerous aud respceisbls com.
pany was assembled At the hour Of meeting gooily
,rr nklisg Of beautiful ~emen gave charms 10 the
and enc band Of music In the gallery gave life
and animation TO the assembly.
At about 8 O'Clock, the committee OF management,
contistins Of r. g. Baoccck. John u. Skidmore, @. w.
Seymour Jas Starr clark Ftqs with number of In
ysd guests and large train ~ the srcsty took their
places the platform and in the body Of the church
1bs society being seated. the President Mr. Frost
introduced the orator a the evening a. Quackan-
boef Esq editor Of the Library .9gerican then
prsrtsdtd % deliver the annual GRAFTON The subiect
u ihis literary production was the celebrated theorsm
Of the sr,at poet 81 the days Of Queen Anne viz -
I" The proper stusy q mankind " mar" The orator
banolto bs theme in manner which gave the highest
ATTRACTION 20 the young auditory. The Grafton at
i,s conclusion, vss greeted with loud and animated
applause
The tsnd cf musicians then regsled the eomp any
with Cfthe chriest pieces Of GuuHl executed In
ndmrsbs style The President tb,n Introduced MIR
John Lockwood jun, the poet OF The evening Who
preceded TO deliver poem suited Go the si0n
The poem ss delivered dd great credit "a the younr
poet ard e,noed a depth Of FEELING and knouledre of
nsrkind beycud bis apparent years.
This Getsinity ~. we're Informed. composed "a
deli gnies o. Zen or tssiye diGsi colleges tAroah-
cut The tinted states aud several delegates from DIFF
isrtnt colleges ~ The Union present ths oooa-
sion At the conclusion a the interesting exercises u
the evening the Society adjourned to meet SCALA
hc,at, the neat snnivsrsry.
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TELECRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.



BALruMoKk, October STOP. NJ.
We have suficisnt returns from the different wards
show that the entire democratic ticket for members
the Legislature and Congress- Is elected In this city
by about i, 500 majority.
SECOND DESPATCH.
BALrImoRE, October 3-12P NJ
In the Second Congressional District Buokeystow n
gvse 20 majority for VIM T Hamilton the democratic
candidate, over McKaig whig and Middletown gives
40 majority for Hamilton.
In the Fifth Congressional District Havre de Grace
gives Alexander Evans, whis, 1885, and 8. M Magraw,
dem ocrat, II.
The democratic candidates for the Legislature have
a majority Of 1l6 in Bstemsn II in Buck ia 10
Jarret; Is in McHenry.
The wings have a majority Of 100 In Cole 1o1 in
Fernandez - in Whteford and l0l in Hawkins.
We can give you no further returns to night In the
morning all that receive will be forwarded for the
afternoon editions Of the RsroH.
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GeOrria Election.

SAVANNAH, Oct. 2-P II.
The whole democratic ticket Is elected In the city.
In Chatham. the democrats have gain for Governor
Of CAT Most all the other returns received favora
bic to the democrats
Macon, (Geo) October 2-P. NJ
Returns from fifteen counties show large gains for
Geo W. Towns. the democratic candidate for Cover
nor over Edward Y. Hin, the whig candidate So far
the democrats gain foar members in the Legislature.
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TIE PRESIDENT AND THE CABrNEr-SEErNo rR1
ErxrHANT.-The course Of the cabinet, in both its
foreign and domestic policy, continues to be the
fopic Of conversation and condemnation IN this
region, especially among the commercial classes
After talking great deal about the peace policy
which would actuate the cabinet, Mr.. Clayton, it
would seem, has done his utmost TO bring our rea-
lions with foreign countries, especially with the
new republic Of France, into disorder and d-rsnge-
ment, verging almost war. The tact is, Mr..
Clayton has shown anything but consistency as his
rule Of action in foreign relations. We have
reason to believe that the old hero who is now ia
the presidential chair in Washington, with charac-
teristic nsenanimiiy, VIXEN selecting Mr.. Clayton
and his associates as his cabinet advisers, pro-
fessed his unacquGiniancc with the details OF pub
lie business, and conferred on them great portion
Of the powers given TO him under the constitution
One Of those powers IL that Of making re-
movals and appointments. Instead Of using this
power, which he thus Inagnanimously coHided 10
them, in proper and beneficial way. they have
abused IL, 10 the injury al his reputation, aud in
distinct and pal pable violation Of the pledges which
Gen. Taylor voluntarily msda during the canvass.
and partly the strength of which he was elected
Co The high Office which he now holds. by IN.
American people Of all parties. IIc no doubt. sees
the dilemma in which he is placed by the policy
pursued by the cabinet, and, in fact, il beginning
TO see the elephant. In short time. he will, no
doubt, take the enrsged animal under HE own con-
troll, or coon after Congress meets Il will not
DO TO zee the elephant too often.
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RAILROAD TRACKS ~ CTMs.--It was settled
and decided, a few days sgo, that the Hudson
River r ilroad Company should have permits ion
% lay their rails through Hsdson TO Chambers
street. Such permission was granted, in oppos-
ton 10 numerous circumstances signed by proper
~ holders and others, on the line Of the routes but
we think, fully establishes the precedent which
similar permission 20 tho Harlem Railroad Com
pany first instituted. We may now conslder il as
settled iact-an understood poin,--ihat the policy
81 permitting railroads 10 run tracks, must prevail
IN all American eities, although in every city ia
the old world such privileges are invariably de-
-ned. Well, We suppose we must submit to the
influence Of corporations hereafter. il being sum-
rior to that Of the public interest or the virtue of
aldermen and assistants. by this permission. the
value Of property yIng on the nver, on the route
Of this railroad, will be enhanced and people will
leave the metropolis and reside In the country
The same thing will occur on the line of the New
Haven Railroad. We shall soon have these rail-
roads running through the city. They will. no
doubt, be avast advantage TO those whose business
will allow them TO live al distance from the city
We should not, however, be at all surprised. IT. in
n few years, the Park were made the grand cen.
trail depot for the arrival and departure of all the
trans. Why not use the Park for that purposel
The City Hall might be removed to some point
above Canal street, or 81. patrick's Cathedral
lie used as City Hail. the Corporation giving 70
ihat church some place IN lieu of 1t, farther n,
town.
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STnL LAIR FRohi RIO JASEiRo.-The fne bark
Rosins, CrP'ain Doty, arrived ct this port last
evening, altcr fne passage from Rio, and by her
we are h pcsssscion Of Glcs OF the formal do
ccmdoie TO he 2-,h August They DO not Goa
rin any news 81 importance. From Montevideo
and BO'ncs Ayfcs accounts had been received to
the l4'h snd llth August Nothing Of interest
had occurred at either port. The L. 8. sloop Of
var 81 Loris 60 guns ef MonfeyIdco On the
Ash, for Rio IaneTo.
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WeReEsrER, October 3, 1S49
The WING State Convention held in this city
to-day. The attendance was very large-som thrk
it was larger than before n p. Wilder, Esq,
was chosen President
George N Briggs was nominated, by exclamation, for
70 election to the Office Of Governor and John Reed
to that Of Lieutenant Governor.
Addresses delivered by Hon. John Davis and
others. A good deal Of enthusiasm prevailed.
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The New York and Erie Telegraph Co.

IrHAcA, October 3, 1s4o.
A meeting Of the stockholders Of the New York and
Erie Telegraph Company held here yesterday, for
the purpose Of organizing aud tho following named
gentlemen elected officers for the ensuing year
President-E. Cornell. Of Ithaca Directors 4. Cor
nell Douglass Boaramsn, Vincent Conrad, Josiah B.
Williams, Joseph II, Ticksnor, b. Bsgey, Homer
Ramsdale, and Thomas N Clark.
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Unfortunate ship-Launch.

BosroN, October 3-P. NJ.
The ship Old England" Of 1000 tons burthen,
owned by T. D. Robinson, Of Bath, wss launched yes
terday at o'clock p. M but, unfortunately, she
parted her hawser and went ashore the opposite
side Of the river The steamer Huntress went to her
assistance but unable to get her or At ave M.
she fell her side and It was feared that she
would bilgs, she lay . rock amidships.
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Appointments, dc.

WAsHINcToE, Oct. IA. M.
Jno d. Barclay has received the appointment Of
obe clerk In the customs bureau Of the treasury
partmsnt
John Clark, Esq frat auditor Of the treasury de-
partment arrived in this city to- day with his family
The bricklsyers diGicuty at the Patent Oface. has
been amicably settled.
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TrfrcE.rrtic N.SIrria roa- MIR VS.. Thomas. n
Noiueh New York, has inventsd a tsifgrspht6 ma.
nipusior wbieb b. tested or Sa'ur iss afternoon
a. Baiue & Zee IN tiepdcon huliirg IN the rr-aepre
~ her ~ gtrh men, az "a itftlis wrrs ~ The
lstpt a. rse tstisfaet,ry. he 09ose cfs a1 tLe ~
cItatly prsfeds ~ its ucesfs nEftint - Il
docs a mans Is traDscfiting 'H4ttuirg' wnung
ia.t a sppa atDs turn out the paper This s
highly ~ gtitsnt Improve mont Ia tritRIsphInR AID
nay ave important NJ aiing ia the les qgarrrls ~
Irtstsuis MtIs. and O'ksiBy.- ash,sgsgH R-PH5ie,
Oct I.
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The Kenturky Convention.

CIScIssArr, October 3, 1s4o.
The convention at Frankfort KY, refused scat to
the reporter 81 the Louisville Courier, to-day. Several
speeches we're made, attended with much confusion,
amidst which the convention adjourned.
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The Steamers Europa ana Niagara.

Bosror, October az. NJ
The steamship Europa. from Boston for Liverpool,
arrived at Halifax the 9th Of September and pro-
ceeded soon after her voyage.
The steamship Niagara. by the way Of Halifax for
Liverpool, feen on the 2'th September, at six
o'clock in the morning 100 miles west Of Cape Sable
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The Halifax Telegraph Line.

BosTor October 1-P. NJ.
The Halifax papers, Of September 20, announce that
the Telegraph to that place viii Be completed by the
10th Of the present month.
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ALUsEMENTs THIS EVENING.
RowERY THEATRE. Bowery-wARwrcx.


BROADWAY THEATRE, Hroadwsy-OFLAESI9AyA AND
rHE FAIR Es-SwEETHsARTs AND WIVES.
NIBLo's GARDEN, Droa&way-TIoEr RsrE---FErs
CB snPi ThI-URifLLE.
BURraNs THEATRE, Chambers strset-TEMPr ALTON
-kRecBAFT IN le6l-SIAHysE TWINS
NATIONAL THEATRE, Chatham square RxvoLvrIoN-
PooR SoLDIER-fhILfP QUARL.
OLYMPIC THEATRE Broadway-MIpNIGHr WATCH
CrHDf -LA-OnNiBUs.
MECHANICS UALI-CHRrsry's XIxsrRKLs-VorAoE
NUHoALB-ErBIorIAN SINGING.
TABERNACLE-GaASp Vocal AND DETRIMENTAL
CONCERT.
CHINESE MUSEUM, SO BrOaaway-From A. n TO 10
Pm.
CHINESE ASSEMBLY RoOMS-Ea. MAcALLIsrrns
SoRFIs hAeIcALE.
EoRMANcEs &c.
New York, Thursday, October 4, l549s
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The Ohio River ana tho Weather nc Gin
cinnati and PittsburH, Sc.

CrScrrrArI, October 3, 1870.
The river slowly risipg at this place Considerable
rain fell last night but the weather is pleasant
PITTsBuRo, October 3, 1s4e.
The river IL rising and there Is plenty OF water
for navigation There are than twenty steamers
loading for below.
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Court OF Appeals NJ Bunalo.

BUFFALO, October S-P. NJ.
No. IS has been concluded, No. 81 argued, and No.
81 Is now under argument
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From AwAPAtLA.-We learn from Capt Coorins,
of The ship Brewster, which arrived yesterday from
Amapalls, western coast OF Central America, that
the schooner Jose Casercs sailed from that port On
ib. 18th of My, under The comnynd OF Captain
lsnmord, ior san FmDcisco ihc !. g. bad
been built by Capt w., Dr. McGehrc, and servant,
Metsfs. Phislps, Bartlett. Young. Cadwalider,
Benson, Mcfarland, and Miller; all Of whom en-
h1iked N her, and are supposed to be citizens Of
ths country.
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SAILING or TpE CAnBRn.-The steamship Cam
bfis, Capt. shannon, called yesterday noon, for
Ilalifsx and Liverpool A lit Of her passengers
can &c found in another column.
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ARRIVALS AsD uEFsHrURrs
W. Thorn Williams Savannah; A. sutton, Ch-rles-
ton, MIRA chase the hsT0iue OF 1nmpics. p VI Taylor
sud Emily, 81 Louis; Col Read sud family. y = !;
capt Brown. u A.; Dcctor Goofgs =. Sha' t0ck
Bostoa. Major Seldsn. u. 8 A James Meyer, rsras;
John Nsvtou sndi,mi.y. Ala Cspt Richard Bennett
HAitimcre, ten IHln adEe Dutchsss co; J. Dreen.
ouph. Ws-hitEtcn jthn Ey aud family rhilsduipba;
Mrs Edvsld Liviugstun. puichess CO D. NJ. Jones,
Uals,ston Jexss a. Henderson. Baltimore a. =
F,py Ohio; II l. Gratis Lexington. Ky George Du-
law Toronto were smons The arrivals yesterday az the
irvirr Iluute
Doctor Mccormick. 4. 8. A, aud faulty lcfs the r.
virg House for Savannah 90
EK President Tyler vail Wiz the fair a. fla hing to-
day.
Ihut W. n nensbas, u s A.. Rev Henry Bacon,
rrovideuce, Nsjor q W. Paiteu, u Al W Fotd
Hcu Jofspb H. Jbsu9isr Thiiadelpbia; Doctor Mauls.
ley. u 2. among the arrivals yesterday % the
Antricen Hotel
Thomas Ewipx " pfivst- sccretsry 20 Prssi ient
ya,Isr: Hon AiiIrd Frlig. Hon. Et.un . Ol3s ONO;
J,kn Y H,iss Wa.hingf.n smoag the arrivals
ytsiprdty 81 he Hocsrf Hotel
Mr.. tranrts Csgo,sd tof dsrghttrs; l. Buckley.
Rev York; hr and IRE Bradasf. Nile gtalnsr. Bos-
faB:I IItmas ~ IiauCO fari4 we're among The afri-
Nsis yes,,Iday % the y uiOn Place Hotel
Etsdstl IS oui Health - Delicate. ~ win
tet,tterl y,u Jsee ltt. tf tst u
fpiut TIE luttn VII sifo pN iHi
faad tosa aor ~
tsNtfi, a.. col 40 Sc ttAs tuL.4sH slet
Stfe hN ult - vfcre tcg ssr D. sui,. -
f hScs sirt rut hot ~ WY mn-s aie prec ~
ne Lest u a. > ana sye;y -4ics sstrta rspIossssL
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CO N N ERCIAl AFFAIRS.
MONEY MARKET.

Wednesday, Oct. 80 r. M.
There nothing to report In the stock market.
The tendency Of prices is still down ward snd the
supply Of stock offered for sale continues
At the FIRST board to-day. United States os 1867 fell
on a per cent; Farmers Loan. u New Haven Rail-
road, a Hudson River Railroad went up 4 Reading
Bonds, n Most OF the transactions to- day were for
eash, from which fact should Judge that the Dur
chsses confined principally to the bears who are
compelled to enter the markst at times buyers In
the fulnlment Of contracts they mature spsculs-
tors for rise are generally persons Of limited capital
and usually pu chase on time buyers option. There
not bulls enough in the TO take onetspth
part IF the stock daily offered BY the bears
The receipts at the o1ce OF the Assistant Treasurer
Of this port to day amounted to s5os29 IS pay
ments $50 o44 90 balance 49, duties Sls9I3
The closing prices to- day Tor sterling exchange were
o% 10 per cent premium The supply OF good bins
the market was limited, while the demand was
active for remittance.
The amount deposit In the various depostore, 10
the credit Of the United States Treasursr ON the gath
ofseptember last, so ss2lTo o. Of whish
were deposit In this port $os5 l2s o. In Boston,
81 277,2ss 70 In Philadelphia independent Of Ssll $50
In the mint, and the balance pretty we'll Distributed
over the country The amount Of treasury notes out
stan ding on the LIST Of October was $3.50 $50 81.
Ths amount Of specie exported from this port last
week was $lao,Ss0-tota since January I, <21oo s39
The Firsuiens Insurance Comp have declared .
dividend Of ten per cent pay able thu 10th inst
The Ocean Bank Of Nowburyport has declared q
dividend Of Eve per cent, and the Mechanics, ana
Merchants banks, ZANE place, each three per cent
The quantity Of four wheat and barley len a
tide water during the 9Th week Ia September in ths
years lsis and ls4s sss foliows--
,s,s FO,, el'. Hhsat eu. Corn. ex. BARLEY Bu
I &c .''."''.rns'ys 1924 s ioS2sa H.<u
-.
Dee. la0t1 li9.iio Inc. ISI1 Tee. 30 oo
The aggregate quantity Of the same articles istt at
tide water from the commencement Of navigation 10
tie 10th Sept. inclusive, was as follows
Ferr. Lbl,. bAcot. bn. Corn. Do. Bsry<y A.,
lSs ,bi57Sl re6ii 2nI2 >Y as, as
isss........ i,7oisSi LES AL Iati1 i-sSs
Increase. l2s7o Dee ss $50 In als9s Dee no eoS
by reducing the wheat to -four, the quantity Of tho
latter left at tide water ths year pared With tn,
corresponding period Of last year shows no increase OF
T4,s40 barrels Of -four
The following table shows the quantity of soms OF
ueprncIal articles Of produce left ut tide water from
the commencement Of navigation to the seth Of Sep
TENDER, iDolusive during the yearslss 1s4s and 1870
the canal In those having been opened On the LIST
day Of May
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WarnocA's -Four Doilar Hats out-dist.n

informed that the rges, aud hest assortment OF
Wgs half Wigs Tourees hrads Of long Hair are 20 bs
found at the auutae'oy of Nedhurs and Heard Maiden
Lane. Also to be had cnre for condruf.
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ted Wig Fsa org ia NO. Vail is the only sstsbs,
mept the city devoted to that business He invented
most i'm tant improvements invites sxaminston
Of those Wigs and Toupees that obassd silver medal a tho
Fair of the American 'na'itrfe TONY the address
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A step from ths museum.-As hunaxoas
.r:ss' Who come TO tow IN search Of good ssrssias
Ann street stone, thie~ sm the entrances is he
YSnI Viz. jones' street ssa 'n'' STORES " al Ne"
The Time mas Com., aud no Mistake
WIFI shs poor =. we'll as 'h- Icn Preach Boots
nn y. ana what moe an an, they can get them fos
50 50; shcss and Caters .q"aiIy low. OxsGA.
Wigs and Too, ees--VVs would call tho
attention Of csen and stranger requiring Wigs
By PaALoH No. o. %o'i
psy ;r1s uSte, The rraasin House They b
ard best Assortmer' IN 'hs etv
wigs and Toupees -BatcheIor's Celebr.-
4: s s. . The e. ss. Il.
most i'm potant pprovspepts ave invites sxanaation
T. ips address sda " tho
Wigs and Toupess-Citixemsa ana strangers
are Informed hat the arrsssnd hest assortment OF Wigs
al the Of HEARD 70 p xs Vsss
lane Also 10 lie had, SURE cure for dandruh.
Wigs aud Toupess -Citixens and stanxerc,
are informed that he rees, AID hest assortment OF
found the anu'ac,oy of Hsdhurst and Heard n Maiden
Lane. Also to be had sure eare for o'ndruf.
warnocA's Four Dollar Hats out-dissance
1 o an. % 70, Of oG rs with
I" look at gentlemen ard we will gladly take the
What Ais YOu:--ssThrre Is a storm brew
Am in hurry to OH ain Eju x OK. isI Hat" Where
buy desirable icei AT 1913 Fulton street.
With you can hide the pougs Of the pitiless
Shakespeare. Atem!
Great IL cGuction In the Prices of English,
o I NJ B ss:4, Il e;
SONS Five large show rooms toe cd With rich farpetrg
Rugs EOS; Drusssts S. Ga to 6s Sc SO '' 70 '''
President Tay Tor and hts Ca blnet .-bra-
dys celebrated phc print Of Predsut Taylor and
his cabinet 10 for sale price
81 per Jingle copy, the publishers Bradys) Gallery
and zT broadway corner Of Fulton street liberal dis
count TO the trade.
PrOfe ssOr Plum hes National Gallery or
Dasuersoypes the Broad Murray
street strsngers and Others vii find the
able lounges in the city Our ward for
without meeting with the OF their frisud
have now an elegant ass0rtm cnt OF Fall
Goods Fine French ro,h Frock Coats made TO order,
Sl6 best Smoni SEQ AIso. . style Of Winter
Overooat Please call and Judge for vour,elH
O. " rLAtKE. no william street.
DR.. Powell, Ocoii-L and Aurlst, has just
Imp rted Artificial Eyes which bo inserted without
the shs't rain, and will like tho natural
~ arren street, OF oadway whore oan be had
his Treatise on the Eve" price 70 oeuts.
Mrs. ROfdcr.-This sruo and wonderful
lady the only this that
of all Affairs through life consulted
ession and she
Tor Fortune Telers Her residence W Wooster street.
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