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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-01

The retail prices in Washington marx show still ur
her reduction In the price Of meat raj 10 cent per
pourd throughout This is due TO the heavy cattle
ket las: Thursday when the OF cattle
ssally large and tie buyers Il IS to be hoped
that prices will be kept down
Poultry iod cheaper than II has been at any time
far this The reduction the prices Of last
was at least three cents per pound. Houseke sp,rs
would do well patronize poultry than they have
heretofore il is really cheaper tnAn o. She
they buy.
There Is nothing very IN ash. Haibut that great
of boarding house keepers l. ont OF tho market
but fresh mackerel Is abundant as ls al o codGsh.
Butter shows reduction, and altogether the market Is
better for buyers than for sellers.
Vegetables looked BETTER though there has been
a trfiog advance on last week.
The following are the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-01

TAIlow.-Saies oi 80 90 lbs. make AZ iac
Woor The stock OF domestic concentrated IN tho
hands Of Dealers and prices oushet . high
aie especially for lecripons sales Of heece lchel
f00O bs and OF pulled 20 en lbs NJ oi Sc 61r
Fofe2n voois have been inactive: the Ia ket
very lgh The ooe ius correct quotsons for all he
grades VIZ American Sixsny lcecc pee lD SC
s4e; fali blood mefin0 J0c So y anc X megpo tic
&C.; native and mcrno &c 30 extra putlel s5c
i7c puied SIC a 3ac No | pulled .3c 2Jc ;
California hne, anwasbed pc DC, copmon, uuGsls'e
2c lie Peruvian washed 3lc a 1r.; yalulsasl. IN.
washed lie. l5c.: souih Anercsu wlshe l3c.
4c: EnTe Rios, wa.h-d l5c a 3c Nashsd, s., TIE :
Cordova washed Die &c East India washed 3c sc ,
african, unwasbed. 90 a lie washed iSc Sic smyrna,
unwashed lie. l7c.; washed DC Dc Mexican, uu@ash
ed. lac lie
wniskEySalcs OF 100 bbls. made At &c., closing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-01
The New York weekly Herald.

NEWS FROM EUROPE, CALIFORNIA, NICARAGUA, NEW
GRANADA. SOUTH Pacific, MEXICO, Erc.-PoLrrr.
CAL FTELLIaENCE-THE WINTER FASHIONS, ETC.
The wKzxLy HERALD viii be published ss ten O'Clock
this morning Its contents win embrace late an interesting
News from Europe California Washington and son
rories NicArNua, New Granada the South Pacific Sand.
wich Islands, Australia Mexico Cuba, Kaasas Ac; Latest
Tcerraph News Editorials subjects; ups ling og
the winter FASHIONS Interesting Political Intelligence MARS
In Washington Financial. Commercial Religious theatrical
Sporting and Maritime intelligence together with variety
Of local and miscellaneous Single copies in wrappers
ready Cor mailing be had the counter Price slxpenoe
Failing OF the Hair Should nct'bc consider
I'd sby snd bot ysrscns can stop s DISASTROUS
A. C;sandjean II the Only Person who can
be consulted scientifically on All diseases Of the human hair
sresue ears Stop Al NE door OF The esiabhsnncnL
Je~sic's Portraits sell more than all the Cam
io,e FOR JCssics portraits; . voe early ~
Broadway. HOLhE6.
DrrsmQold - Proch's Clothing Estabiish-
meni No. 10 fulton sreeL-1be swarm OF customers
Half Dozen Elegant Shirts for 80, equal In
appearance 70 sS 70 shirt MOODY a wfGGANs, No sis
Hats, Caps and Furs, Of Every style and
quality, at FORD SCOTS 30 broadway.
Season or Furs.-eenin, No. ala Broadway.
mcnt Of superb urs up and fashFn
able styles consisting offuIl ss.s Of
Hudson BAY sable, Rock mren,
Royal ermne Chinchiia,
GENiN, 2ii Broadway, opposite 81. Paurs chu-ca
scIirons lust inpcrtedby THos FAYE CO., s57 Broad.
Nay, opposite the City Hal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-01
hSrOOklyn CITY News

ABDUCTED cBsrn-A little boy, about four years Of age,
vss abducted alleged from its mothers residence
Brooklyn, on Tuesday last, by q w,man named Wood.
me- distracted mother informed Mayor Hall, who tee-
sraphed NAY OF Baltimore 10 which city sup
posed the had gone Mayor Encks, Of that city,
sent drpstch yesterday stating tbs. ne had arrested
Ne and child, and awaited further lnstructo
Mayor Ean having negiecied 10 ascertain the
residence OF tie mother Is unable 70 MORN her OF the
Uoc0,eYy Of her chd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-01
Alleged Label on Mr.. JOAN Mcfxcoa.
sCrERIoR coURr--sPrcfAL TERN.
Before Ho- Judge Hoffman


ocT. 81 The United States District Attorney. Mr..
John cKeon, applied the Court this morning for IN
order for the arrest OF Messrs Lynch Cole pro src,ors
OF the Isse Ameyso~n newspaper, In civil action for
csmsges for hbeous expre contained in the
article for which those gentlemen held bat before
the police authorities Judge Hoffman granted the order
and fixed the bail at g., 900 each Mr.. Mckcon
nounces that he will give the amount of the verdict
(vben he rtcovers ~ 10 some charitable Institution.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-01
Police Intelligence.

SuhEKSD.s OF BAL " POOH MuEDEE CAsE.-Yes
srasy afternoon John Tyler OF tho parties rdicted
accessory 70 the murder OF Poole surrendered
an bonosrasn Rt the .ower Polioe Court Eyer was
plced IN me custody OF ocer logan until he could PRO
cure the REQUISITE baS.
Bnyr.s Gg7,p---CACr,S TO BoYs.--cn thursday
Eight number Of bcys belonging :, the Fillmore
Ashtea ocrere In hroaawsy, opposite the New YORK
Hose and Giled the building WITH smoke. The proprie.
OF the establishment Mr. Oranson, sccompeued by
ssre u the WATERS en6esvored 70 extngush the ire
when they assaulted By couple OF the youtnfdl
pstrcv Ibe police Of the fifteenth ward were called
apon 70 suppress tho dcu.y, when OF the dstnrb
9e Dameo George ". neyser Was arrested sud locked
40 station house. Yesterday morning Keyser
oonycsd OF assault and oLtey, at the Court OF Special
ssons ard lned $40 by ledge Capson for nis
fuct tow ards ~. Craneton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-01
NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER ], 1855.

The steamship Asia a his port rom Liverpool, brings
three days later The financial Intelligence By this
arrival 10 important and Interesting. The Bank Of Eng
Land bias been compelled to resort TO further restrictions
TO preserve its bullion The advance in the rate Of In
erest 10 SIX and per cent and the refusal 70 make
no loans on stocks days. had not
the defsd effect and has been forced to refuse
altogether loans upon any governments securities, except
Exchequer bits, even for day. Che bank must be in
very Embarrassed position 70 adopt such measure Not
withstandng this CONTRACTION the withdrawal Of buiiion
continued, and q tho latest date II the impression
that the next bank statement would be Of very unfs
vorabe character BY the last weekly report the bank
had lost ao fso-upwArds Of three mious OF dollars
The comments Of the London papers in relation 70 the
movements Of the bank will be found 10 another column
In the general there has been change Of con-
sequence Some descriptions Of cotton were quoted
little higher. In breadsrGs fair amount Of business
was reported. Indian corn little dearer. Nothing
dorg in American securities Stocks and bonds were
more freely offered at quotations.
The warrants entered at the Treasury Department,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-01

EsIAL vrnirK AcopiKrs.-coroner Perry he'd IN In
s5ess yesterday NJ OF Thirty fourth and
Third avenue upon tie body o, George A. Luer boy
egec cars, who and fatally injured the
evening previous by horso and wagon Averdsct OF
Accidental death AMI nc blame TO the drvern
aerso.
Ccroner Fills called yts,erdsyt 20 hold inquest,
Il The Hcspll6i. upon the booy OF unSnow1 woman
sar ccraer OF West and Cana streets the eight pre-
vioss che driver escaped. The Coroner vas unable to
p-oc Cd for Of and adjourned the matter
III 70 dick this ornng When be noYes that II any
persons the occurrecse they will cone forward.
Deceased 10 cpRaTis CT cs or 20 yosrs OF age and -
poorly clad.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-01
CONGRESS- TER.

A CiRD-TO sOUTuskNERs- DRINKERs oP CON-
~ gress Walcr--Ah 'nier.or @rrie o. mineral VAR
is advertised and sold lnd-r le Sara Ogan
water. The word "Saraiogs h-tne lsed by
Il IN where dleF dart risk sci...
their fcilGus article Congress The -
the cheat arises from Congress having been 80
often called Saratoga water, tina people suppose that
IFS true and only name. lsLms advantage OF ths he
spurious article - stl marks and bottles
. resemble. they dare Congress water
mostly sold imitation ~ those cd
and qrahdes of the genuine Congress water There
multitude OF springs 81 Saratoga, Lle from
which might De thus sold by
whose seraples OF conscience whero
liable pecunlary onnshinent and 20
IMPOSED onbc puolc be wor'h- sa'r INJURIOUS you
genuine Congress water o1y h &eeials dealers
that The The CONGRESS-
@ArfR-C. W for wttneui those letters Il 4
x~in9lipy counterfeit On
list q prices szes and packages snd ~ ordering from
froct enclosing draft for the ordered Ia
safeY forward 70 ~ the strld
CLapHE WHITE
Congress Spring ssra.oga crrusN
And No - rAsnes vyerS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-01

Tsr TRrArEls. &c.-rieasgre seekers Ieerred to
the customary directory Cor list 81 the a.
os, nrunerabe attractions offered At the dgsreut
aAblsnmens % night Want OF space precrdes detailed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-01

Sore ThT0at.-M Five Minutes Railways
ready relief III the # the
sore throat RADWAV 4 Co,
1872 Fat0n street, N. Y.
r. r. Remedies sold by druggists and merchants every
whe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-01

Superior shirts Made to Order, OF the Best
material needework and recherche styles ut econo
micai prices. MOODY Wl66ASs 3i5 Broad a., al.
joining the Hospital
John Woods new Uptown Gymnasium.
East Twenty eight street. Fifth avenue viii be opened
la few days.
kn0x's Hats, Furs and Caps ON sale at 2AS
Broadway, corner Of Fulton street.
Rill, IDimitablc Cutter OF Hair and Whis-
kers al No Barclay sreetHair dye four shiings box
black or brown
Bachelors Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees.-
The hest in he world Made sold and applied at No. 23
Broadway.
CristadorO's Hair Dye and Wigs Stand Un-
Both for sale and the hair dye pr
yatey applied, at NO q Astor House
WniJe's 80 Hat, fail styic.-l46 Fulton
street. between broadway and Nassau street.
English Segligee Wool Travelling Shirts,
the largest and best assortment In town. MOODY WIG
CANS, $40 Broadway.
Indian Summer will soon be here, and
ladies wish 10 look charming, and appear oper
and genteei footing buy your CATERS sppers ties a.
button CATERS from j. u. hIiEN CO., ia Canal street.
Shaker Flannel and Knit Lambs Wool and
mems In every variety, a. GREENS shirt and furnishing
store No Astor House.
Campbell, Apothecnry and Druggist, COR
ner OF Eighth avenue and Twenty eighth street
Pure GIycerine Soap, Recon- nlentiea by the
faculty producing soft skin. GEO. F. NIGER
Co., chemists, 800 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-01

GeDtlcnen's Winter Goods, comprising
understands drawers hosiery gloves elegant ties
travelling shawls and shirts economical prices MOODY
WlGGANS, 3l5 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-01

The Throat and Lungs Treatment by Ia-
halaion Of medcated yapors and compressed air Notice.
During the and wincr months DR. Hun FER add lis
associate, DR.. MELVILLE will receive patients from NJ
70 5 y. NJ. daily, SIS Broadway.
NEw YoRA, Oct 31 1856.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-01

Browns Bronchial Troches Will he found
of great service In aaying bronchial irritation and subdupg
hoarseness coughs asthma, &c. sold by all druggists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-01
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL


FRIDAY, Oct 3l-6 r. N
The ttocl market must End bottom before the lapse
Of many days NJ tho ratio Of decline realized during the
past week. At the first board 70 day there xas more die
petition TO cell, al the decline than have noticed
Tor long time, ana the "a es wcre unusually large.
In every STOCK sold lower prices we're realized and the
decline in some instances was very great. Holders are
daily getting weaker, and VIC oos for failures among
bulls in the event Of much lower prnts being touched.
The losses at present prces must be immense. they
can stand up under such load Of they much
stronger than have supposed. Should three four
la &c failures take placc-and such result Ia not at all
impIobable-we shall panic Ia certain lead.
ing railroad stocks such has not boon
known for years. The contracts to receive stocks
at five and ten per cen, above current prices nov
outstanding amount tens thousands shares; ana
If some relief does not come in shape very soop
the consequences to certain parties viii be very serious
Sellers should in such times thesc took sharp TO their
Contracts, the losses may fall where 1t not in
tended At the first board New York Central Railroad
declined II per cent; Erie IL; Rcading, TX; Panama.
81; Michigan Central, 1; Michigan Southern IL; cieve
land and Pttsburg, Ia Gaena and Chicago, II Cleve
land and Toledo, TX; Chicago and Rock Island, ~. If-
ncis Central Rights advanced per cent, with the sale
Of only two small lots Illinois Central bonds were wei
maintained, Notwithstanding the large sales.
After the adjournment OF the board the following saes
OF stocs and bonds were made 1T auction by s. Draper
81 0c0 Cleveland and rttsburg RR. rs int added "a
1889 shs Dauphin and SusquehannA o.......... 5oc
300 do. do. ............. AK
~ Icuton Hon So.. ~
20 tu'tcd states Hosiery Co.................... 81
10 New World lire Insurance Co. 100
80 BecAman Fire Insurance Co. los :
30 Grocers' Fire Insurance Co................I LIS
At the second board lower prices ruled and there wa
quito an active busiress. Eric fell oil per cent Mch
gan Southern i Reading, - Cleveland and prtuburg
-, New York Central Railroad, r.. The tendency tho
close was downward and !. the prev ang impression
that have not yet by per cent touched the
loves, prices. AZ the holders obliged dsgorge tho
scarcity OF buyers Increases and the dculiy OF sclp,
becomes greater every day. Tho banks last pur.
snng very cautious policy. They have ai lat become
alarmed and the question with them rs whether the
Bank OF France will suspend, but whether We can
avoid such an event among ourselves The banks have
We know. considered this matter, and govern
Ing themselves accordingly. The esct OF the restrictive
measures recently adcfsed upon the money market,
will daily btcome intense and Is impression
thst wotk or two htn prices ruling for stocks
viii be considered high We have not yet touched last
years prices. In stocks there a margin for fa
Of live pei cent before prices current at this as
year realized.
The Assiant Treasurer reports this week as FOL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-01

Do EasroRs aIru CONGRESSIONAL lnsrTlcr:-
iske this method Of informing 700 that am not
IAN. dsie for Congress In your ds.rc tho effect Of
nDe'nDg tho field candidate would probably have
fes ued 70 tho defeat both OF Mr. Cochrsne aud myself
and SC cured that important once 70 opponents Tic
Importance OF securing Democratic Der OF Cong ess,
70 the present crisis OF our IstoDa AFFAIRS s too gres 10
Atiow personal ns1eatDns Interfere with that
retuls ny wtodrssa with insure the election OF
John Oocbranc by decce Ell majority, and this 10 tho ez-
crse offer 10 my rieLds for the course have taken,
which rope viii be satisfactory. ono thing "a certain
have les' the d. ID ~bo viii be al crrsulent 70
kk constituents stla epresentative % city,
mat reny; ard the 4.h dav OF Noeem Der
next every that is friend OF this glorious unon
the constitution anf ue supporter Of THAI veneer
able states James achanan and tho young eagle Of
democracy. John G BreckrrdRe, with ai-o cas-. vote
for John Cochrspe member OF Congress OF the fEh
Cons ressional distrcJ. would ask my friend Philip
hamilton to follow TIE examale OF Nainridge, smith and
ayse and give delegation tina. will be ornament
- the Empire City Of TINS great state.
NEw IoRs, NC, %, 1856 CaARLLS e. WHNES
POLICE JUSTICES.
me Eaghtn and Ninth wards embraces tie election dig
6os for Police Justice 70 III the vsvsncy occ.sseued
By the resignation Of Mr. Eogar There less than
hree candidates the field for th,s ONCE, American,
pubcan and democratic. The grea. contest viii be be-
tween the two arst named; Mr. James n Murray repre-
sess the American Know Nothing party, and Nc. 70
bers H. Johnston the republicans. 10th these gentlemen
police clerks for many years past. ard have
AL the requisite Qualifications snd ability 10 do foil justice
" the oficc they seek TO ain NJ. sherman Il. Brow
nell, o-neriy register represents the democratic
interest,"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-01

HOllOwny's Pills The Functional De-
rangemenis incident females entirely prevented
resort 10 these pills at the periods when they usually
They have happy fleet oil complaints pee Altar
the Sold the mdnufIctories 80 Maiden fame, New
York and IA Strand, London, and by all druggists D
cents, 62t cents and u per boz.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-01


toIroS The sales embrace about 800 $50 bales, The
market closing somewhat irregular but without quotabc
change IL prices,
fRrlGnrsJ here continued 10 be ai- amount of engage
mens To liverpool ABOUT 800 900 bushels OF graiu
were engaged IN bulk and bags at o. and 1000 O00 bbs
nour were engaged at z !; couOn II 32i ~ Glasgow
about 300 bbs Hour "a. p ln1f while
cotton waa 4 3d To London about 5000 bushels grain
engaged in bags at i0d TO- d. and 500 bhs hor
3s There was change 10 notice Ia for Havre
hay ales Of 800 900 bales made for slipping
6ec. 60.
HoPs were steady, with small sales at DC 4 lie.
lRoS unchanged.
IkRD steady with sales about no barrels at l. 10
a ~ g. butter A. cheese changed.
hoI4,sSEs more frm with limited
NAVAL sroREs.spBis of iurpena- stel u at 81 +
4c Rosin was quiet and prices unchanged
Oils Lines continued in cool ienl,ni with sales Of
about 81 W gallons Eng i-h afoa', ~ 9oc -
PkoyNIoNs.-fork-Th saes emararel about 5m 90
barrels mess at SO So s2 closing II he late 4sure
Prime ~ Sls SIS p Beef eaiy. with s1les OF
about So barrels including country PRIME = Sa aud
at g. 81 10 80 With 81 Western 80 sill Cut
meats steady ~ bogbeads smoked shoulders were sold
a. Il &c and car vassed naul- were sold II II sc.
hlcE quiet at &C a sH,c
continued quite h good sales The trans
hctons footed up about LOO hogsneads Gu1a muscovtto
chiefly within the range OF Sc @h n's for reiu
low aud prime gns''s high Toe a
ae 10 toses white Havana ai at l"i lac 3J 10 n
c.and 100 d. brown DO at9lac oi hose a. the inside
dgure for refining Jhs folio table shows tbs stock OF
-,lrar on n ifrst d Now I'm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-01

The coupons due TO morrow NOV. ~ upon bonds o.
the New York and Harlem Railroad Company will BE-
pid at the Office o. the treasurer No SO Pine street
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and value
foreign dry gooda entered at this port tor sumption
or warehouse, and also the Withdrawals from
mouse, during the week ending and including Thursday,
Oct. 80, 1866
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-01

- FRIDAY, Oct. Sl-6 r. W.
Asnrs-Saics Of about 100 bbls pots were reported lr
EXPORT which LEFT = very hight stock unsold.
Brr Apsrur1STl omThe market FOR euperhne rraies
heavy, AMI prices iaysred purchasers while extra bfand
steady ~ yesterday prices The transactions embrared
atos 5000 l0.0 ibis, al about the following quotations.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-01

Superior shirts Made tn Order, OF the Best
material superior needlework recherche styles
micai prices MOODY Wl6GASs, 3l5 Broad a., al.
loinng the Hospital.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-01

Paper Hsnsings OF the Most Elegant De-
sctirtions, Just imported by TTiOS FAYE co. 2J broad
way, opposite The City Hall.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-01

Pure Giycerine Soap, Recommended by the
faculty for producing soft white skin. GEO. F. NIGER
4 Co, chemists 399 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-01

Canadian superhne and extra. 90 rs
Choice extra Georgetown, Richmond City Mills
and st Louis 90
HAxAh AND 6aleg0s 10
Canadian in moderate request with aaes OF about %Ol
bhs al The above quotations southern brands Grm anI
in good demand with OF 00O bb closing the
above prices Rye aour saieabe al small lots a 81
and Jersey meal at % So Wbea-Jhe market easier,
and on some grades &c a &c. per oasael lower.
The sales looted up about 1000 900 bushels,
including Canadian white 81 % ST. U4io
prime white do as 10 81 y; common q pri9l. sogta
L0a 81 Coz 81 $751; for Canadian club and vi u ~
tor Chicago and Wisconsin spring Corn was hrme OWING
10 the foreign BY the Asia As there wss po TOW we
sales limited being confined 10 between 10 OO and 2Oo
bushels GLIDING sound Western mixed Al 7Oa ic aa1
southern enow at 73c hye-Saes of NC bushels Northern
were reported at SIC Oats unchanged while barley
quiet
CofEEThe cargo OF Rio Of about 900 bags per Sunny
South we're sold DAY a. private terms and SO DO az iosc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-01

Bachelors Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees.-
The hest in he world Made sold and applied at No. 23
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-01

John Woods new Uptown Gymnasium.
East Twenty eight street. Fifth avenue will be opened
In dap
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-01

Hill, IDimitablc Cutter OF Hair and Wills
kers at No Barclay sreetfIar dye four shiings box
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-01

Cristador0's Hair Dye and Wigs Stand UNI
surpassed Both for SALE and the hair dye pr
yatey applied, at NO q Astor House
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-01

Campbell, ApOthecnry and Druggist, COR
ner OF Eighth avenue and Twenty eighth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-01

Failing OF the Hair Should notbc consider
ed TOO sbl and but psrsons can stop u. DISASTROUS
sequences Call on GRANDJEAN. "a Church street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-01
CITY Politics.

sl1rH CONGRESSIONAL plsThCr.
me approaching election will ne Of great importance
- The democratic party and 70 tho whole corntry. Great
interests dspeni on the election Of democratic President
and Of democratic ress. The loss 10 the democra
10 party Of one Cons may be Of great conse
spence Therefore, earnestly hope that 10 no Cou
gre district viii rival democrats CANDID lies Tor
Congress be Kept In the held In our own DISTRICT 6eng
the sixth, composed Of the Eleventh, Seventeenth and
rtse ards obser that The regular democratic
candidate John Cochrane scpposed ny Charles Wnaen
4, mocrst For the above named we earnestly
but resp ctully ask Mr. Whasp IN witndrs 10 favor Of
M Cocbrane. for Inc good OF the party and Of It's sue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-01

chuAeH TANhuel AAutG AuhAnS w eoa sspss
merno undcrshs and drawers and other winter under
meDts In variety a. GREENS shirt and furnishing
g, No 1 Astor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-01

Indian Summer will soon be here, and,
ladies you wish 20 look charming and appear
and geneei footing buy your CATERS, Slippers, ties a.
button CATERS, from j. u. hIEN CO., l3i Canal street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-01

Jes~ie's Portraits sell more than all the Cam
dda,ey Those favor Of lady going 10 the White House
lose FOR Jcscs rortrats cost y cents Vote carly -
proa