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New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-30
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wHr,r Ish shove the views Of buyrr aud mstia s.s
Corn steady; saes i6 100 bush. Indians At 5r bsnu
out uatea. change; sales 1900 bush. Canadian at &C. oa.
firm. .ales 10 bush Canada ., i'c RYE saiet "a.
Re~Yors. Lake ~ fTrotfs: B7oo bush WSe.i Iid ssa
Corn 800 bq.h Rye i9s9 bush Bsse{ re ws. Ssa - -
bush Corn 100 BUSH Rye; e 30 bush. Barley S..
BuTFlLo, Oct 2c-6 p ma good demand iof it55alt 50
for common 10 choice spene 81 eI,', . ds1ss
extra. WHEsr quiet, and IN moderate densaa ,,. H.
scsh at 1ss Tor common "iaooa.sn CUB soes WissS
southern Illinois, = ls Tr prime whte achs.n sEf
fs demand and ste;ay sales Of 'D o1s' S,S,SnYs-a
Flour i2c Wheat, ard lie Corn 70 New ., 20 -
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MgATs-6g0 bills Flou., 50, 90 bush Wheat |''f" v"
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bale, a. iliaiiIc r mddns The sac; o. ..s A. ss -
up 500 bs.s, sri The recsp.s 55o keesy ~
dead of last year 1900 bales ditto t al s9ssAr a ~. =
D7,eO bales. s,oek la5Oo1 tles sgs.n.t 10y" CO
yar SUGAR deellast MoLAs,E, :s1s,a'Ax 9s5 xrs. isl
hes at si7 g. Law srra :. io cOrrEETAs '.s ~ ~
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stoet q 800 Gs,. .saia.: il'a5o a'' ye'I. F'ri'H"
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cned &c. sale, at &C. cosS active sna 100 ssa ~
1 ss. sl. isaI Corn Ss:so Ss:s & Ss "a.
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iry, is coo bu,b Wheat ,v.v., s<slr
RAIU.osg. Oct ea-FLors urchsnzed Wnn rsS7k
rcd : l87 4 -; white : 4yU 81 ~ CoEsi w. ~
for old srd 5Ja67o. for De<. WHISKY GU Sna '''
VISIONS Atesay. =. az NAV y
WHEAT dull Cosy; az seysAeinI ,.aasncyi "a 49,
sAyAsx.n Oct, es-Corros Sales todsJ q ~ y -
he for MddlinE Fair. TIL sse, Of the wee. ,sw -
ba.-. STOCK e5c eco bales assn-t aso ls~ yss -
-Col.on % Liverpool, u. and 20 hssre, &C. ~
bsrts crG brigs.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-30

Citizens of the XVIII Ward q word with you
You are always grumbling that the candidates for
Office sre mere political adyenturers, for whom you
ought no. to be asked to yote. You have now be.
fore you as candidates for Governor and Member Of
Congress two Of !ourselyes-both honored and
successful merchsats-EDwIS d. MORGAN aud
ROBERT II. McCuRpY You know them to be
capable snd worthy-ycu know them to be faithful
and deser ing-yOu know that they ought to be
elected. Now just bring out your Fiilecn Hun
dred majority for Mr. McCurdy, or Jour fellow
citizens will not be encouraged TO put up such men
IA candidates hereafter.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-30
FORCIBLE ADDICTION OF A JEWISH
BOY Ar BOLOGNA, ITALY.
From TAe Jspish MsSenoer IN. "

Our exchanges aIe crowded with spirited editorials
on the subject Of the above horrible deed-an act
which recalls to the mind Of Israel the cruelties in
fcted their ance -tors in olden time. We have
neither the time inclination to unrave the himsy
web cf ngcnuy which relentless prosecutors then
to justify their heartes conduct. Thank heaven
live IN the United States, where no Catholic would
dare to kidnap abduct any OF our children. The
bare a,temp, would raise such hue and cry of indg
nation among our citizens, that verify believe 1t
would cause the tong Of the funeral bell to al such
future proceedings.
In order that such uf our readers ~ do not see the
foreign journals may know something Of the affair
which has hearty cOnyulsed the religious world OF
Europe, We will place on record concise recital ut
facts, leaving them TO draw their own conclusions,
while We afford them the cheering PROMISE that En-
gland and France viii redress the wrong cruelty per-
pe,rated.
Marnato Mortara, an Israeli,e Of Jeggis, lives at
Bologna with hs faulty, and there carries hon
orab.e business On the evening Of Gne g his house
was invaded by the police, who, uccompaI led by
stranger ntmated 10 him well as his wife, the order
gwen By the nquisitor to possess themselves OF one of
his boys, Ill interesting iad six years Of see, named
Edgar under prstense that baptism had been aimu-
istered to him, without indicating any circumstance
either Of time place.
The miserable parents struck a. by lightning at the
idea of seeng their darling boy carried Oh excited the
Compassion of the agents OF the police who consented
10 delay the execution VI the mandate in order TO gain
time TO report TO the authorities guarding, in the
mean time the house Of the child The friends of the
family could only the lnquistor who said ne could
not answer the order given, nor explain how or by
whom baptism had been administered The time spent
in useless attempts only led to the mother overwhelm
ed with sorrow, tearing herself from six young
children, and dragging herself to Modens, where her
parents reside, aud where che was taken seriously
Ill from grief that weu-toundej fears entertained
for Der hfe.
On the following evening at 10 O'Clock the terrified
ohId sratched up the Of the police, was torn
from the bceOm OF the father and thrown into con-
Ill
of among large crowd which had assembled and
which cursed -uch Honstrous deed, and such rep
rehensitae abuse Of power.
Poor Mortara, who could not. in consequence Of
special conditions imposed upon the Popes jewish
subjects loudly proclaimed parents right, writhed
ike worm nnpaering sgain and again the local in
quistor TO restore him his child The only reply he
received was, An depends upon Rome Thus far
the narrative
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-30

Only two DAYS more To-day aud Monday are
;he only days remsiuing for preparation. Much
has been done. yct much remains undone. There
are at les.t Fifty Thousand anti-LecomPton voters
in our State who have not yet resolved TO be ri 'hr
polls next Tuesday. Republican reader! 5'n c'n
arouse at Least one Of these from his apathy you
vii. TbiLk which among al your aequsintahce'
il yet heediess or 0palheiic, and resolve 10 Use
your best exertions. and il necessary incte those
OF others. TO awake him 70 the performance oi his
duty!
REMEMBER Republicans thst those who now
tell you "the Kansas question is settled made
the same assertion, with even greater postisene'',
on the eve Of Jour last Election.
REMEMBER the dispatch from James Buchansn
to Dan Sickles denying most explicitly that Co..
Walker was to be removed.
REMEMBER that Gov, Walker ras remoSed-in
-ub-tanc. if not in scrm-within four weeks after
ward.
RIMfMBER that the original offense which thus
brought his head to the block was simply the reJec-
ton Of the Three or -Four Thousand Votes impu.
dently cast by two or three hundred invading Nils
sourans at few polls along the borierwhe there
were but handful Of Free-State men 10 detect or
resist them.
REMEMBER that the Lecompton Constitution
and the Border Rulian rule which preceded and
becot il were based upon just that kind Of votes.
REMEMBER Buchnnan's desperate, frsutic efforts
to force that Slave Constitution through Congress
and thus fasten it upon protesting struggling
People.
REMEMBER Buchsnan's selfjustifying assertion
in his Lecompton Special Message that Kansas was
iust as much a Slave State as Georgia or Alabama
REMEMBER that Amssa J. Parker, John j.
Taylor, Gouyeraeur Kemble, John A. Soaring
George Taylor, Daniel T.. Sickes John Kelly
William Il. Maciay Elijah Ward, John Ccchranc
Erastus Corning, Israel T. Hatch, Jacob r. Wor-
tendyke snd John lIuyler-Dow candidates for
most important trusts in this State aud New
,Jersey-suppbrted from first to !aat. without stint
or scruple, that mo-t aasrart conspiracy to make
Kansas Slaye State against her will.
REMEMBER that Horace L. Clark, join B.
Haskin and Garne,t Il. Adrsn--liAe John Hick-
man Of Pa. and John G.. Davis Of Irdiana-were
promptly denounced and read out q the party for
resisting tee Presidents will and insisting that
Kansas should be allowed fair vote on her pre-
tended Constitution.
REMEMBFR that no singlo Member of Congress
who resisted the Lecompton lniquty hiss been
renominAted by what claims to be che regular
Democratic party.
REMEMBER that you have thus far been obliged
to witness this wrong and outrage without a
chance to express your opinion OF it so as 10 compel
others to respect it,
REMEMBER that for one day in the year you 90
above President, Congress, and all Who
"dres, w. little brief authority.
Play such fantastic tricks before high Heaven,
A. make cen angels weep"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-30

hsrps Of Bsckh, use fer Congress, ss . r" Strs'sh'
" American is q matter Of no consequence MOI
one American in twenty gises il ally sort oil coun-
,ehance 1t is just as in Philadelphia, ~nere
Straight American candidates were run 81 the
late election but received o,ly half Pocket'ui OF
votes. ItviI! be the same here, in Brooklyn snd
everywhere. just let every Repubiican 'o'e 'ne
entire Union Tick,t and " Straight Amercsni'm
will neither trouble IL. now nor hert after. But IL
Republicans cut Americans. Americans VIII cut
Republicans and the old feud will be recPened
with added titternsss. Vote for every Candidate
most Ekel, 10 beat tie Lecomptonites and you VII
be right every time.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-30
To the Associated Press.

WAsHIsGroS, Friday, oct. =, 1853.
TIE State Department, having reason to suppose
that some irresponsible persons in England snd others
there writing under assumed names, have induced
parties in this country TO forward remances thther
for recovery of estates TO which they are led to believe
they are entitled cautions persons to whom such re-
presentations are made to be satisfied 10 the den-
ty and character Of their correspondents.
Emory ID. Potter has been appointed Collector OF
Customs for the District OF Miami, OHIO, IN place of
Mr.. Ccghin, removed
The Navy Department advertises for proposals for
furnishing steam machinery to the screw propeller
sloop-of-war AT the Gosport Navy Yard.
Gen Paez, accompanied by p. j. R1jss and two
other members of the Venezuelan Delegation and Mr.
Herran, the New.Gransdisn Minister, and Mr.. Pombo
his Secretary proceeded 10 the Executive man. ion to-
dav, and was there introduced TO the President by Mr.
Cas-, in pursuance of previous arrangement.
Gen. Paez said he had come to bid farewell to THE
nation through its President; that he considered the
United States his second home, and expressed the
hope that ID, synpathIes bestowed upon him in his
exile would be extended to Venezuela. Tho high
respect and gratitude he felt for the United States
would daily increase at his reside, and when Justice
the good of the United States required it, his
friendship would be abundanty manifested as tribute
which he owed to this people, whose llustrious chief
now received his adieu.
The President in reply, said he was happy TO see the
man who had won 30 great name in the Columbian
War Of Independence, and who had made So many
sacrifices for his country General Paez being known
the defender of Constitutional liberty, it graft
flying the President that he had received the nations
sympathy. With all his he art he wished him trium-
phant success his return, and that Venezuela may
consolidate her liberties under such eminent leader
Entertaining the warmest feeling for the prosperity Of
Venezuela he desired that the two countries would
maintain the most friendly relations. If any difficulty
should arise between them, he entertained no doubt It
could be amicably adjusted.
The interview as Gen. Paez subsequently remarked,
was of highly gratifying character.
Gen. Paez will dine with the President and aso With
Mr. Cas- before bis departure, and, further evil
dcnce Of the friendship Of Government, viii return
TO Venezuela in about three weeks 10 national veg
sell rendered him for that purpose.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-30

MYsrrRIors DISCOVERY AT SgA.-A mo" ssSI1j
and mysterious discovery Of q wreck at sea -
BY Capt Farley, of the ship William oingH ~ y
Yesterday from London. He says that On a. - =
Septeuber last, in lat: ST ~, lon; H ;h "cr,,si y
Walks gone, and nothing sanding bat tss 81 =
mast. On sending boat On board, tnsy ,S. bc6ae
man bones strewn sbou. the deck, snd thS hSSsc~est
of woman and child in the last stage gs;,s csu1
,dsesS sSe marked rssd A. "a rsd spd D. sd
bsus thread, a cHrononeter dial mar. m;ra'd so. m
"Iesvst teadenhsll street Iansias LSnSd1 70 hs -
ssys,: article .aS svsa Sf 's x.,eS si'' no
%.iss or Is ioodou." S she was loaded yith Sn,1a
:" st the eunwses. The imagination s1uass"
;rg the story q horror. a seque' Of Snea
iosth By tbs discovery osCsPe s S 'cssn.. os%
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-30
State Politics.

AIBASY, Friday, Oct y I6oS.
The American General Committee met to-day aud,
after protracted session, nominated Perry ii. Ewing
for County Clerk and j. H. Snyder for Justice IN place
Of the candidates nominated by the County Conven-
ton who have resigned. Muca dissatisfaction ext rs
in the party the straght-out 4Drericans declaring ia
favor Of the straight American ticket, and the anti
Coynng men for the Union ticket.
RosDour, n. Y Friday, Oct y, 1853.
{. V. barnett the straight American candidate for
Congress in the AIth District, Ulster and Green
Counties, has withdrawn in favor Of W. s. Kenyon,
the Republican and American Union candidate.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-30
Democratic Ratification Meestng
AT Boston.

BO3TON, Ffl1ay, Oct. =, iNn'
Faneuil Hall was den-ely crowded last night, oy tes
Democrats of the Vth Congressional District, In whes
John T.. Heard il their nominee. Speeches were nae
by Ex-Governor Henry j. Gardner C&as. TheoscS
Russeu and others, and letter fren Ssfus Cbd>Rf
read fayorng the election of Ar. Heard 20 Congreav
over Anson Burlingsme, the present Member and B.
publican nominee.
Mrs Gardner, convicted Of murder in the second ds
gree for poisoning her husband late Postmaster
bingham. hns been sentenced to tho House Of Corec
ton fol- life.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-30

If there be any honorable, upright Americans in
the Vth Congress District who think the Repub-
licans ought to have accepted Mr. Gilbert G..
Desne as Union candidate for Congress- We will
thank them to inquire Of those who know Mr.
Drano vrell before acting on tha. judgment We
refer them TO Mr. Joseph Hoxie, No. Wall
street as one of the class just mrntioned.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-30
J.R. STAFFoRD's OLIVE TAR

j. Il. STAFFORD'S OLIVE TAR
IRoX AND SuLPHUR PowDyRs,
Cure Dseascs Of the
THRoAr, LUSGS AND pLoop.
Olye TsI = Taken. Applied and lnhai'f
The Powders act directly on tAe
BLOOD,
Irlrsrtins Tone aud Vigor to the System.
We Aate cleo teeti,soaiais from
l. V FOWLER esq, Postmaster OF New York.
SIMEON DRAPER, esq, Banker, New -fora.
GgoRGE Law, esq, 5th-ev, New. York.
J. II. LADD, esq fub. Of The Independent, n T.
Rev. I'd BRIcHr, Edter of The Examiner NeS-York-
K b. CoLM,s esq, late Of As.or House, N. \.
THuRLow WEED, esq, Albany, n. Y.
Gen. DUFF GREEN, Washington, d. c.
JoHN NJ BARNARD, esq, Boston, Mass.
SIMEON LELAND esq, Metropolitan Hotel, Nwr YORK
lion. ELI Cook, Buffalo, n. y
Gen. 4. J. GREEN. Texas
JoHN X. sTEENBUReER, esq, California
ind N0v.aFds 9f Others.
Olive Ter 20 ceuts bottle Powders 81 pskags Pack
sse. g. 90 at No. SIS Broadway, nsxt to fIospitel
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-30
THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED by
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE y. 7. rRrscsE.
G. rx<&n,a<SrS
W,sH,saroy. FRIDAY, Oct %. 1853.

CNrf,r'HoeDS
WAsHINGTOS. Friday, Oct. ~, 1853.
Another effort is making to nmovc Captain
Necs, who. with all his monopczing spirit. is too
rigid in scrunzing the disbursements for jobbers,
contractors, and Administration operators. With
him out of way. wide field for speculation would
be opened.
The Senate Chamber viii not be ready for o,cu-
pany at the meeting of Congress, with The present
progress
Information received indirectly from Paraguay
gives more serious aspect 10 the case than hereto
fore anticipated, and there is no present expecta
ton of the expedition returning unmoested This
was the reason given for filling Com. Shubricks 8
place as President of the Lighthouse Board.
Joseph Miller of Ohio, one of the rejected lie
complexities, has been here seeking consolation,
but 30 far Intellectually.
The Pacific Mail Steamship Company are organ.
ling their operations for the coming session, to
act an extension Of the mail contracts about eN-
pirng. They will have hard time, even with the
manipulation Of the stationary fogies here, who
are enough to sink any line. Mr. Crosswell was
here recently, feeling the way.
The Treasury Department now abandons any
hope of improvement in the receipts till next
Spring. Mr. Cobb will guard the estimates OF
revenue more carefully than last year, aud prcba.
bly, consent conditioually to increased duties. But
there has been no conference in the Cabinet on
this subject and hardly on any other.
Mr. Stevenson of Kentucky and other Southern
Members proposed to take the stump for Douglas,
but were advised TO stay away. Jimmy Jones aud
Knox Walker of Illinois sre now trampins through
Egypt.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-30
The Kidnapping Excitement.

LOrIsvILtE, Friday, Utt =, Ioos.
The New-Albany expedition returned from Branden-
from the BraDdenburgisrs that Horace Bsu would be
released On bail
NEw-ALBAsY, Ind, Friday, Oct. -, 1853.
Horace Bell was released on bail to-day, and has
arrived from Brandenbsrg. He was received at The
thester tonight with tremendous applause.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-30

kIsGs Cousrr rRKrrsLIcASs.-To-night your Union
County and Congressional nominations viii be ratified
q Musical Hall, corner Of Orange and Fulton strectA-
There vii bs capita. speakers % taad. Tazn ost and
show your streus.a.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-30
Sbipwreck and Loss Of Life.

NNPE I5INND FITUHy, Vt', . Io''-
The bark Carlo Mauran, from New. York for AFs,;
wall. sunk yesterday abou, twenty miles soutbess II
the Five Fathom Bark. The crew were landed hss
after much suffering in boats excepting one, wbovu
lort by the cspsizing Of boat. The cook died s'S
reaching the light chip.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-30

HALIFAN, FlIdHy, Oct- %, Io''s
The steamer Indian Empire, for Galway, viii n@
sail from this port until o'clock this evening" Dw.
patches for Europe from New-York, if left 50 soon
3 O'Clock at the Office of the American TeegrapA
Company, No. u Wall street, may reach h,fc in 49,
son TO 20 out in her.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-30

The Republicans Of the IVth Dihrict-Iyth,
With, Nth and XIVth Wards-haye good chance
TO elect their Congressman if they really try. All
is in confusion on the otter side-let us improve
the opportunity
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-30
NeiuIlork DAILY Gribmne
SATURDAY, OCTOBER so, 1853.
TO CnRRESPONDENTS

Nofnc.ce BE- taken OF Anonymous Communications WhN
is intended fo Insertion mus. be Authenticated BY the
name and address o Tie wgi;cruot necessarily of pGbca
tor, bat ~ guaranty for his good faith
csnnot undertake to return rejected Commune stions
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-30

Some later news from our latest Indian war will
b. found in the telegnphic column. Victories aud
entire domination over the red men ore ths burden
Of the story.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-30

and hsd ta,k with the President tie IS to be
conyeyed to yeuezurla in an American war ship.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-30

NEw.OHI BANS, Friday, OFT. %, 1853.
The deaths by yellow fevcx in this city yesterday
were twenty 6so.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-30

Gen r,eg wac uoaiaed at Washington es.ecl,y,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-30

The mail. for Europe BY the steamship Ariel will
close this morning at l0d O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-30

BH,we%a U'.d so1 Yin $h
Ths smo1,. Of
fiue end rhrsp O,Fe Feco,rs.
FINE and obesp Fsocx DEEsS cosrS,
Fine and chesp Csss bV1sLSS C0Afs
Fine end ol.esp Csss.rnfr ~ PasTs
Ile ard ches9 Velvet, SILK and Cassinisfe 'hsIs,
Nov on ssle 81 this ,,
The prosu garments styles sad res II san" thst NOT
one u "a M fail, b. suited ~ every rePcc L. No
bey their b. found A. large asscstncu Of
verosts or black Roct Goats 70 be- found hcr hPecs
dstter, bs,.N a he and does undeveG eyey otAet
clothier IN tie City Of New York For Instance:
OSERcoaTs. -
Psok Cloth well nadc and trimmed, "a loT aA-.. e3
H.syy Cashmere OverooEts
Fxce~n, Pilot Ovcrc 70 - -
C.
Fscugruy ~ v 10
pl.p Ovecoais - % -
- W ~
Idon sin Petersham, Whirlpool, Ss,iIets Felt and . .
CoATs.
The of osck cloth Prces Goats IN zoe cy
may be found here sranged IN grades foows 60 % d.
st 81 sc 80 si2, {ii SIS, is, snd 90. o.. 40
Caseyo Busires- Coats Of every desriPs'h" '" VIZ
ELEGANT blue cloth Dress Goats =.
Bl.e brow a and clare. cloth tocks......... D" 70 10
PAArALooss
Black cloth cashmere aud docsiu Pants ~ % %
A Of cashmere Pants % 70
VESTS
Isncy ak VI 10
,t Yeats ~
FURNISHING GooDS.
Undetsarrets Shirts Collars Handkerchief. Crsysts Tee.
Hosiery. SusIeudoIs, Gloves, &c. a. low prices
EyiAF
FsIyxsiyo CLOTHING W.sFBouss,
Nos. &c snd ca Fulton a..
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-30
Klss-NE-QCICk,
The exquisite Perfume for the season.
Eve. DuPuY,
No GC9 Broadway,
Manufaetnrer Of ZINE feIlumery

CnIsTADoRo's HAIR DYE, Wigs and TOUPEEs
surpes in excellence any In the world This popular establish
uen BroAdws under the A.tor House f door north OF
main entrance of Hair Brad, Wigs Toupees
Fronts &c. be equaed by other House In the
ned Excelsior Hair Dye b applied
m e1per,enced aItiss ell hours Of the day, in cutie Of
rooms expressly constructed for the purpose and spea
ddly lshtod syehts il being mott essential u insure per
fctioa in the dyem Of Hair Whske &c Wholesale and
ietail Cory address CRIsTADoRo, No. AstoT House.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-30

STOP TiIrF A gentleman recently stated,
g q the daily epers thst rascal bad sn M.
Hat. which BE- had before purchase OF KNOX "eth hst
the victim i ga redress, 8. when man ouoe Pus On
one Of inrtabe Hats he Is not at al likely " sVe
m IN hurry Therefore, would ADVISE tue loser 10 aaan
ya IL store OF kox. ct Ne 22 Bruadwsy, and Pafchise
sre Of n in his us.ence or IT, too will b. stolen BY some
enous rogue look handsome and has not si 20
spare
FANCY HAIR Pms, COMBS AND CACHKPRiGsEs.
4 large snd varied assortment, comprising au'ne
LATEST PARIS Styles,
Il. i e Wax sud fancy from The lowest TO le bshest pcet
jLs. II ,tei, % per steamer Persia
ALSO,
Fancy Bsceet Brooches Bel Bucse'. &c. &C. fo sale to
tue trade q he loves, market price, By
HCGHEe, DCPUy & CREHssGE,
No. 81 MAideu-lsne. up stairs.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-30
REMEMBER that your day is NEXT TUESDAY.

~ - - u
Play such fantastic tricks before hieh Heaven
A. make cen angels weep"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-30
MEYERS MIRACULOUS vrRMrN DESTROYER.

R,sd on tie Isre OF this days paper colcsnn OF cor u
eses affecting tie ecsey cf MEyEss MIRACULOUS ksAI
~. vhiri ney,r fail {, destroy ali tird Of veInn.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-30

FRENCH IMPORTED Doors, SHOES AND Gal
TvrsCork double and snale ols just received frsm first
nskcrs in Psys; so large assortment Of own usnuisc-
trfe constantly on hand EuGEsr FERRI, Boot maker
No. e. Nasssu.s.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-30

sA1og-
NTs.ToaK, July - l32-
ksv. ussd .o svers ing which az. ee1 orered io ,hs
Of Rat Cockroschss and Aut bet not untl
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resriy and believe viii completely destroy al iae RAis
thereo- Il 10 invaluable 70 hotel keepers
& FKENcH Proprietor Of tFsncAs notetv
aci1 bv al prusri.ts DEPOT BARNrs PARK New rors.
LONDON and PARIS SiLk UMBRELLAS, water
T Cceta Jouvsns Kid Govrs tos,ther with fine sssost
ns1i of cctsn~p's funishns Goods BY LEAsr Co.. hss
TEN, As.or House, Broadway
RUPTURE CURED BY MARsu'S RADICAL CURE
eli the principal and Ph yscisns
a tk city Call and examine them beorr purchasing else
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