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TdE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP con
II PANY.

PANY.
, One OF the Steamships of this Compauy oarry Ius
the United States Mails for ACAPUI0.' 800
CALIFORNIA. and OREGON, leaves eIE3A
rsn St tTlse each month. on the arn-ssazzs
val OF the United States Mail 8. s. COMPANY, a kteam
ers, winch leave New Orleans and New York reru-
AIRY on 5th and Goth of each month with the mails
ROADS.
These steamships have been inspected and A.
and safety. ~
The Panama Railroad (<7 miles long) il now oom-
pieted rom ocean 10 ocean, and Is crossed in or
houIs. The baggage of passengers check ed in New
York through to San Francisco, and passengers are
embarked az Panama by steamer at the oornpany's
expense. The money paid in New York covers ali
expenses of the trip.
Reserve steamers are kept in port in Panama and
san Francisco, to prevent detention IN case OF acoi-
dent, that the route entirely rsliabIs-uo full
ure having occurred in eight years.
Passengers leave Panama the same day they A.
rive at AspinwaI.
Conductors 60 through BY each steamer, and take
tors.
For through tickets At the lowest rates sppy n
the agency, Ia West street, New York, TO
w: RAYMOND,-ort TO
~ %-u G. L. BARTLETT. Boston.
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MiNCE MEAT.-MiNCE MEkTH
~ we have supply Of Domestic Mipce Meat
which cannot be surpassed.
a. KING a RURcKELL.
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AY Z RS
Cathartfc Pills,
(SUGAR COATEDD

The following remedies are Of
perfect, which medical science can
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LIMITED STATES MAIL LINE
ONLY REGULAR LINZ
AND WITHOUT FAILURE FOR KIsHf yRxRs. Pa,
CALIFORNIA AND OREGON
VIA PANAMA RAILROAn
Rssslar Sailixs Days, STA Z sstA az sssk s,essA,
CAuIIoN.-So many frauds and impcsl- AAn>
uons OF various kinds have been lately \ETGN
RcrRe. "a on travellers bound to CALIIS8
fOkNiA, that the subscriber, the only aut horised
ior passage BY the u 8. Mail Line, via Pana-
caution all persons seeking passage to California
naf, no AVOID IMPOSITION, they must he careful 70
npa me true ofhce Of the Steamships Of the u. &,
Mali Line, via Panama Railroad, as no other ONCE
La New York Is authorized TO engage passage.
The Companies have only once in New York,
which 10 at In West street, corner of Warren street
fronting On the North River at the head of the Com
pany's W han
IL Observe nv sign over the door.
nr Ew' AAYAoSRs y; As s.:..
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fravolsrs' Directory.

WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
= e
Trains run 90 follows:
Leave Wsshington at q. m.
do. do. etsa.m.
Do. do. atSpm.
H.- Do. do. at4.2 m.
Do. do. at sis D. m.
The Trains at and 8 q. m and 40 .. m. corvcct
directly at Baltimore for the last and at Relay or
the West. Those at a. and is p. m. for Anap-
oils, and at p m. for Frederick and Norfolk. The
6 a. m. and 40 p. IN. trains Express, and stop
only at Annapolis and Washington functions. The
Eastern train Of Saturday at 4-p goes only to
Philadelphia. ~ :
On Sunday only one train-at 40 p. m.
Jan 70 ID TIL. III. PARSONS. Agent.
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CHILDREN'S BOOKS FOR ls5s-The Little
~ Commodore, Mothers True Stories, The Won
derfnl Mirror, Richard, the Lion hearted, Heroes
OF History, Tales of Sea and Land, Inquisitive
Jack, Dick BOldhero, What to do and how to do it,
Siberian Sable Hunter, True Stories and False
Iaies from the German, Belle and Lily, or the
Naughty Boys and Girls, Fairy Tales BY the Coun-
tess pAulnoy, and many others for youth of all
ages. some of them just from London.
DIS FRANCK TAYLOR.
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Agents for Washington.-Chas. Stott & Co., Z.
GILMAN, Kidwell lawrence, J.. B; Gardner, BURY
Ms Co, p Rn Walsh Nh, Coz 9; Walsh, Stone
Boswell, Daniel b. Clark, J. p. Milburn, Dunbar
Dyson, F ord 4 Bro. Agents for Georgetovn.-R.
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We hsge this day been appointed agents for Edw.
Usher 4 Co.'S Carriage and Engine Lamps The
attention of Coaohmskers and others interested il
Orders solicited.
ELVANS & THOMPSON,
SIG Psnnsy lvanis avenue.
ian h-eo1m Intel. Union Il States)
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u ENTS. Also, Meodeons, Violins, Guitars,
Music, Flutes, Accordeons, Tambornes, &C., 60.
suitable for substantial holiday GIFTS.
JOHN F. ELLIS,
Piano and Mu.io Store, sos Pa. avenue, between
9Th and 10th streets. dN
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13

Messrs Daniel +. Sickles, William Il. Maclay
John Cochhne and Elijah Ward-all the Lecomp-
ton Members OF Congress from this City except
John Kelly. who has his eye on much better
oce--were last evening rcnomInated BY the Tam
many delegations. This whole business is an im-
pvdent, swindng farce, cut and dried in some
daIk purieu Of Tammany Hall, with which the
Democratic masses have not been allowed to inter
fere. Nr. Isaac v FOwlcr's General Committee
appointed the Inspectors for the Primaries md
furnished them lists of the cgates to be retrned
as chosen To the several Conventions which was
done 10 order. Had three-fouTths OF the Demo.
cratic electors voted sgains. those foreordained
delegations. they would have been chosen all the
same But the game was so transparent that tho
great majority refused 10 play it, knowing that
" the little Joker would never by possibility turn
up under any other thimbe than that which would
allow the dealers to win. In this the masses
oynced equal sagacity and spirit.
These nominations will carry all the weight
they deserve" only that, and nothing more. In
the downtown District, Gen Hiram Walbridge is
the candidate of the anti-ballo,-bo1 stuiug Demo
Gratis and will run sickles into the ground: while
we understand that the Wilhamsburgh delegates to
the Vth District Convention, not having been IN
vented and patented by Ike Fowler Il Co., bolted
the nomination of Maclay. and viii have none of
il SO will the masses serve others Of these forced
nominations.
Erjsh L. Purdy VAS on the Fowler slate for the
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13

miDion. He sbre~ay srgue. last the Sou,s A.,
seek Southern Trade, rather than one with r.
rope--,hat The Flour and other staples Of y;,,,..
find their best markets in tue Wes, I,s;.,
Brazil, whence We import Sugar. Coffee. Ae
that larger and more profitable trade i. on.
us in that direction, if will stretch forh r.,
TO take it. He calls attention to the f,c, -
during the twelve years from ISii tols.s -
our consumption of Brazilian products rn.;-,
Coffee largely increased, and whle British e,,,.'
to Brazil were swelled by seventy per can,
exports TO that country actusly fell of s,.,,.-
per cent The reason for this decline be s,,, :
The lack Of steamship lines 10 Brazil On oo- =.
while Europe has them in abundance. 80 ,h.,
latest adyices from Brazil often reach L. h,
OF London. Here the Governor "a ps,-I, 49,.
right; only he has pat tue cart before the bo,.
Had We encouraged and developed our M,r,s.
turing Industry, We should have had ,tesm.b;u.
Brazil long ago, as Great Britain and France h..
but steamships are rarely built for and nex.,
tained BY nations which export oaly the co.r..
bulky staples of Agriculture. But the Govern,
forcibly says:
1t il, in my opinion, TO paradox ~ say th,, ~
most certain aud speedy way 10 get drec, rsds v;,e
Europe and 10 be- cur own importers therea -
bend all our energies 10 our trade with the wssIs
dice ard South America by commercial team -.
nec;ion. and 10 mske The latter bring sbou, N. a.
mer We have al be mater ,as, aud /, remain. taS
seen whether We have the wit 10 hnd out tbs -.
One thing must say: Let us be ASHAMED ta ,,,,
ooe murinur at sectional jealousy az ains Bar-~,-
Pbiladelphia New ork or Boston vale W. 49,
much cspecl-y in ourselves, aud yet, Ike the f.l ~
Horace, stana waiting on tac barks OF the s,nsus,
the water, 10 pass by before W. cross over. Weh,,
woo5 ron coal, TAR, pitch, turpertine cot,o ,,i
hemp 10 build md rig AID sal us ships. We hs,.
fl M pork beef. tobacco. salt and everything ssr.
port and not merchant 10 send Il sway and VA,
back il. return oargoes. We have export, in ,ha,
dance ard strangers have to send them away fos !.
ard then bring back the ret irns TO oou, OUTSIDE 4
eur limits ana We are Dot he retail shopke~per, All
consumers Of importer n other States. III, SEQ
Hir oppression; 4 S cET fqrk. We are ~, elaca,eA
in forris trade. let me implore ,ou to send .ous
agents aBd factors abroad. Send some of yoar so,
- RIO de Iauviro aud to ports eyeryshere prcmsps
to us foreign trade. Teach some one the wsys sad
means cf carrying II on. II ysu cant bring the Great
Eastern from Europe, do s.ar. q cock-boat TO Ro u
JaLeiro.'
If Gov. Wise viii only look little deeper
into thu matter, be will perceive that. 80 long ~
Virginia continues TO sell her working, producing
population into distant bondage, 10 support hsr
id,ers in luxury a,d useessness at home she vii
never have a tru, prosperous foreigu Commerce.
Whenever she stops sending her sons Tor alsm
New. Orleans. she may b, IN 10 send them tobv
at Rio Janeiro.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13

A correspondent asks us 10 advise him and othw
mechanics of this City, VINO have a little money sd
very slim prospect for work, to start for the rec
Gold Mines in Western Kansas. We answer:
Gold-digging il the very last resort TO which N
would impcl industrious young men, especisll
those VINO have good trades. Better dig for god
than stand .lle, but better plant corn shoe hore,
build houses or make fences than do either o. those.
There are brilliant prizes IN the gold-dggug lottery
hut there are many blanks to each ofthem; and the
young man who can earn 500 por annum over tho
cost of his board and clothing should do il rather
than court the risk Of god-huotlug.
But if our correspondent and his friends have an
average of $50 each and no assurance OF worA herr
through the Winter, we do most earnestly AaS'sn
them to set tbeH faces torcard Pixies Peak at onoe
but without intending 70 see that elevation oeion
next May. Take passage at once to Chicasa
Davenport, Keokuk, Burlington Oowa) or S
Louis; there inquire for work; If none ia to BE-
had, push On to Jefferson City, st. Joseph. Lesres
worth, Atchison OF Law wrence, and inquire further,
determined to find work somewhere this side Of
SllDhk I'm 4 ofh iOI llt w luAfE. II you cshsSe
obtain money lor yOnr labor take board and ods-
inc, store-orders anything that you can live 90,
and thus worry through the Winter with rs little
loss and as much gain as possible. When Spring
opens you will ye.y possibly fnd work on better
terms on the Mississippi or Missouri; if not, yoowa
be within striking distance Of the new gold.heA'
and can set your face toward 1t sOOs as grss
viii serve. Very likely, however, so many whs
going that you era do better by staying la
there i. much gold this side Of the Rocky Mon
tains is scarcely questionable; but you are qals
likely 10 acquire share of it more easily in aluod
any other way than by digging It.
IA to proceeding TO Pixies Peak this season. u
il not worth a moments consideration. You woad
meet bitter blasts from snowy mountains ere yos
could reach it, and find ne. ier food nor shelters
tour journeys end. TOO many have stsrs
already.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13
Proclamation,

~ JOHN g. KING, GoyxRSoR or TIL sT.rE or sFw-
TOBR.
Another year Of abundant harvests, of general
health coltentment and tranquility, adnoashes Of
or rt and constant duty TO render thanks and praise
10 Him who i. the gracious Author and Gver Of those
reecf,l benefits and tae manifold blessings We have
been permitted to enjoy; and especially are We called
upon to scs ncwledge the power and goodness Of our
Almighty Father tue Lord and Giver OF Life tha. We
have been spared for another bret space TO receive
Ills meroful care to behold the wonderful works Of
IIs providence and to enjoy the advantages and Sc
curity which freedom, the public schools, and equal
laws have established for ourselves and for pos
terty Tothst end therefore and in accordance with
the Acknowledged usage | hereby designate and ap-
point TUESDAY, the EIGHIELsTH DAY or NoyEa-
IEI next a. a day Of general Thanksgiving and
Praise to Almighty God and invite ali to mite in
30 Just al ackpos cdgnert OF is power and goodness
and of our dependence His mercy and orbearance.
In whereof have her affixed my and the
Pnvy Sesl &. the State al tho City Of Albany, the lth
IT, osy Of Octobr in the Of Lord thousand
eigh, hundred I'd hfty-eisnt. BY the GoEeTnoT
tsiguedl JOHN 4. KING.
HIsRY l. SEAmAs, Private Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13

Unless cur first Telegraphic reports are very
deceptive, PENNSYLVANIA struck noble blow for
Free Labor and Free Territories yesterday. We
write with very imperfect data, but the tenor Of
gains that we can hardly doubt that the Delegation
has at last been reversed, so az to stand fifteen
teen The other way as was the net result two years
ago. The reported defeat of Florence by RYAN in
ton of Tn.DDEUs STEVENS from Lancaster the
reel, ction of JOHN HICKMAN from Chester, with
the probable gain Of SCRANTON in the Luzerae
and of J. H. CAMPBELL in the Schuylkill District,
with scattering but favorable reports from single
polls in the Bucks and Huntingdon Districts, seem
to run too uniformly aud strongly the right way to
leave room for serious doubt that PENNSYLVANIA
HAS JOINED THE NOW ALMOST UNBECKEN PHA-
LANx OF FREE STATES kEEPISG STEP TO THE
MUSIC OF FREEDOM.
Let us not nisstaie nor oyerstate this triumph.
The Republicans have nobly contributed to it, but
they have not alone achieved if. The great body
Of the Americans have heartily co0perated with
them and the elaborate attempt to draw of votes
on Straight American" tickets in Philadelphia
have had little effect. The union for Free Terri
tory, Pure Elections and Protection to Home In.
dustry, was too hearty and solid to be shaken by
the tricks Of demagogues bought and owned by
the common adversary.
But the Republicans and Americans united could
not have won so .weeping victory without the
powerful aid of the Douglas Democracy. These
faithful devotees of the doctrine of Popular Sow
ereicnty, organized and led by John w. Forney,
had resolved to punish the recreants who devised
and urged on the Lecompton fraud, and they have
done it most electually. Buchanan is routed in
his own State, and Federal subseryiency to Slavery
propacandism has received a blow from which it
viii not soon recover. ALL HAIL, FREE Penn
SyINANih
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13

seat vacated by John Kelly, and was nominated
accordingly last night. He will find this rather
ea,ier than getting elected.
Horace t. Clark. the only Member from our
Cj,y who voted sgainst Lecompton, Is the only one
refused denomination. No one will seriously
deny tha. he i. the most popular of them sil, ana
that the Tsmmany managers, being all al heAft
Douglas men with an eye to the succession. wou'd
have rpuouina,sd him had they dared; but they
were warned and menaced from the White House
in tone which they dared not disregard. No
matter: Mr. Clark. discarded BY the ONCE
brokers. is only the stronger with the People.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13

Mr. James Gordon Bennett received ore vote
for Congress in the Tsmmsny Convention tor the
uptown District last evening. Why not nominal"
him ? Mr. Clark is to be dropped because he
would not sustain the Presiden. on Lecompton;
then wby not put up in bis stead one who has gone
Lecompton up to the hub, and still goes it J Mr.
Bennett ia the very man to test the strength of
Lecomptonism upon. and if Fowler Il Co reaiiy
nlesn to stand BY the President until the star OF
Douglas eliminates at Charleston, here isa chance
70 show IT,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13

Two DEATHS IKoN OH hrRprE-The case o
Jacob the Pittsburgh wife murderer, is to be tried
mort WI A. there was some doubt as Ia the man.
ner in which the deceased met her death, the body
wa exhuned and bullet found imbeided in TIE
brain Jacobs sister who resided IN Germany, beng
informed Of te murder and also that her brother had
been executed was 30 ieasfuy asi;ated that She al-
mediately expired.
FRoa THY ArNs-iiovSE TO AFFLUE>cE.-|smes
Boon aged ~ years, inmate of tho Poor-iionse at
Kipcstoi Lenor County, n. e.. with has family, con-
sistiig OF wife ard three chden II Is sa,d 10 saS n
ber;,ed a hendsornc estate amounting 10 Sl5O,Wo.
Ioehymed t.. &c, sad ou Thursday night.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13
VI. We can find room for considering another
nnint only: NJ. Smith Ms asked.

point only: Mr. Smith was asked:
"wg 10, the running of 0err, Smith oonau to the elec
t.n of Aus.. J. Psher ("
esc,iou Il Gsrrit SMITH
is that answertruel Did the running of Br-
rey conduce 70 the election of Brn-y. to that OF
James X. Polk Msnifestly, this is the same
thing over again. The Anti-Slavery voters of this
STATE NAV be fairly divded into three classes:
|. Those who are opposed 10 the Extension Of
slavery from no regard for the Black race nor any
intense hostility 10 their ensaveuent. but from
de,;re that the Federal Territories shall be pre-
served for and consecratrd to the labor of Free
White Men alone. ,. Those who earnestly desire
70 see slavery abolished everywhere, but who
recognize no right in the People ot one STATE
n interreddle with the institutions oil an
other. and who hold that no good, but Only e'u'
can rs.ult from the interference Of New-l0k
w3th the domestic concerns OF Virginia. "nei"e
the, conhne their efforts to the RESTRICTION oi oi'
cry within its present limits, hoping thus " ''c"'e
its exhaustion snd extinction. 3. Those wuo no'u
with Mr. Smith that there can be no Ia" io'
Slavery anywhere and that We are bound 70 exert
all the mower We have. no mstter how acquired, Ia
secure its speedy abolition. Now II - per'e''!
clear that only this last class inclined to vote Tor
Gerrit Smith. Suppose they are fli1y lhous'na
stroug-which We believe an OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
will be the effect of their voting for their ta'orite
VIII il indeed "cOnduce To the election OF Gerrit
" Smith ?" Do We not all know that II Will con-
duce only and certainly to the election OF Amasa ).
Parker, And is not Mr.. Smiths sn~wer there
fore inconsistent with the character of an honest
man aud Christian
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13

William Mulligaa, esq, exile from San tfaE
cisco, and Abraham ID. Russell, City Jndss
New-iork viii figure corspicuously on cnmah
charges at the next Court Of Oyer and Ternnff'
Mr. Musan vas 10 have been tried yesterday" "
fore Recorder Barnard, for assault and bat'sT
not upon member Of the San Francisco Nlssac
Committee, bat upon peacea0ie citizen oi br'~
way; but bis counsel, the Hon. d. L. srsN
81. c., persuaded Judge Sutherland to srre"~
proceedings in the Sessions and bring the cas
fore him (>utherland) at the December term
the Oyer and Terminer-a Shrewd dodge Va"
keeps the tr'.i off until after the election lH
only two prominent causes On the December ~
endar. thus far, are The People W. Muiligaa
7 he People va. Russell, the first for assault,
last for fomenting a riot.
Whether Judge sutherani's course wihw
rufian Mulligan is likely to increase the publsr
spect for the Judiciary, is d question we sha~
presume to discuss.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13

Recent adyices from Mexico are unusually i'm
portant A decisive battle has been fought, but it
does not distinctly appear whether Nidaurri has
beaten Miramon, or Miramon, Nidiurr. Gov.
Cara levied contribution upon foreigners at
TsmpicO, which led 10 the imprisonment of Spanish
and American citizens the flight of the Spanish
Consul, and the transmission Of dispatches from
him, as we'll as the American Minister, to Wash
iurtOn
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13

According to the Paris Correspondent. OF the CD'.
T'er dcs EtGfs Cnis, writing on the 23d ut, h'lYr
has vsnqu;shed HsIrwitz in the great chess CON-,
But The Lond0H Era, received by the City oil DE-
more. Gays:
The score between Morphy and Harrw" s,Ses
stands: Morpby 4; Harrw.z ,; drawn, " =. "a
the termination Oi the second game, hsrwii s So ho-
scored one, and has requested an apoqrnnen. ss
iil.tics until .9th September. The last gsn'
played On the 18th Inst.' ho.
Tie Boston Transcript Of Monday eve'ins'
ever, says: ,.E.bs
BY private advices FROM Paris We have ,b,i
rtens seroe from Mr. Mcrphy to later dats th1 tss
Of the news contained in the English paper rsusu,xSs
Canads. The score of bis match with MI. mna,asys
now s.ands--Morphy, 8; Hsrwitz, = MI MI. - 81
friends in Paris have 40 .eGrs a. 10 TIE '''"'
match
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13


Dit.
!. JOIN VI. RYAN,
>. EDWARD JOY MORRIS, ,-oD Phil.
>. WILLIAM MuWhiD.
1. JOIN Il. NERIEE,
;. JoHN WOOD. from Montgomery.
+. JOHN HICKMAN, from Chester.
/. Siobts l.. E0brts, from Bucks.
Q. THADDEus STEPHENS, from Lancaster.
10. JonN ". KLLINGER, from Lebanon.
II. JAMES II. CAMPBELL, from Schuyls Kill.
II. GEORGE W. SCRANTON, from Luzerne.
Is. Hdiiam H. Dimmiok from Pike, Ac.
II. 'GAiUsHA 4. GROW, from Bradford.
l.. SAMUEL :. BLAIR. from Huntingdon.
u. JAMES X. MOORrEAD, from Pittsburgh.
-. ROBrIT MCkNIGHT. from Allegheny.
-. WILLIAM STEWART, from l.4wrencc.
-. ELIJAH BAEETT, from Erie.
Members # the prescIi House.
Aduliiistrstion Members ia italics.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13

CrAND L,ECi NY.--A young woman oy 'ie faine ''
.alie Ciawey wa, arrested last evening on cbarao
os stealing $3.50 belonging 10 bor aan, Mf'. tiyin,
propnt,ress OF thc Yorkshire House, No. <oi Fofly
seooud street VINO had recently returned roH Ca''oF-
MA About $ls5 ii the etolen money WAS found N 'he
possession Of the accused who had expended the oa!-
sce IN the purchase OF furniture toward houscSeep-
ing ON her own account.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13

In Florida, Geo s Hawkins (Dem.), the
present incumbent. was reelected TO Congress at
the election on Monday, and strongly Demo-
cratic Legislature was chosen. The Democratic
candidate for State Register was unoppcsed.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13
aetuTyurk Dailp Iibnne
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER l3, 1853.
To CoBEEspONDES7s

,.- h. az, =. .r-ryrnous Conuunir sons What
intended for insertion muse D. authtp,e'a pt ns
and address q tie teceasiiJ 'o' Pl'A
tion. but q, guaranty for hi, god isi'h-
Ne oanuo. undertake 10 reuru rejected Comuuni, ,aon
Buness letter, fr THE TRsrNf Ohce sao-.d IN 81 ca-i be
sodrcs,tc L HoKAoE GRIZZLY Co
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13

Gov. Wise is struggling like a true virginian,
but very inconsistent Free Trader TO build up a
Foreign Commerce for The ports Of the Old Do.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13
Members # the prescIt House.
AGuirisiraiion Members Ia italics.

We have very Little as get from yesterdays Elec-
tions in ONO and Iowa. WHAT We have, how
ever, looks We'll
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13

Advertisements for THE WTtELY TEIBrsE Of this
,,ss. ,ou.. b. h.r ied in To-Day Price al liae
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13
. ae Edo, Of The " Y. Tri6sne.

To Tie EG.,or Of The y. L. Tri6sse.
SiR: Did any Republican Member of Congress Wv
in favor If the English Kansas bill g.
AESuer.-No, Sir, not one Of them thOagHs
doing ything Of the sort. a.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13
Tar Paw ,nING ErIpEMIC - The sntdcn

TIE PREV Nii>G Epidemic. - 4 ne shO"'i
chsusc Of the ~,a,r cold c1y snd oppressive
heat te past week has pOduceo serious and pAais cn E
ties IA the sNstulhut tLoa,s, coughs c'c
th.chR neuTasa &c oogearN iUharo, plus sad aches "a
IN kne SC Fever and age ch0s sd t,ysr, headache N'
% , fir chow the county. In all R,D
N.Y. READY REr4 si0Vd bc eppcd, aud doe oi Rtn-
Way RYcvLATlNs Pa taken Oh goug 90 bed Al who sre
- as,,o they ". follow ttis treatment. viii
m f,,D fo rain-a AZ hours Frlcc - cents bottle AID
box RApwV Co.'S ofce, No lo@ f"'o"sl'' up s'a-FS
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RICH DIANeSD .jGWELRY AT RETAlL.-Da'
m oo Ri,ss Brcasipius Bracelets, Earrings, &c
Is PER CENT EELow RETAIL PRICES.
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