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gertersr in tie suite Of Mr. Ward Unted rsieo ulu0
tn the Celestial Emperor relates the following ncfeun
hfnE the peculiar influence which the people kas
AL counlries and claeses OF rrankind We publk q
ioaoE-Eg extracf b. pertaisstpa:-
On my arrival az the Gulf cf pechee.es w1s seized vs
ne Gs aas s sympoms ever hsa pre-
nons fever Influenza grippe yellow fever and In fau q
tie malsdies Incidental @ enea from Mapo Dtzss
recSsciec ouiheroded them all
first seized with &. OF sneezing that tuo
jumping aud hroSong Of ali ny ;esh pains in my eyes n
and lnnuth- hy tongue was swollen to disable f
spessing; arns appeared heavily hurdened TO
Ter irnpossbic To- me to f them my legs b-oaMe wesk
hst he$ could not support ~ body and The small r
nv back suffered great ard ntense gain A. time
wtd be saiycng with coh ana the neis burning win
ell ded 6ae tic Engish American cur
geons Ia and dscard 7sal the ce,ebra9
tor spoke Engah 6neny. AID exhibited fsir kuowtedsD
OF counr. and 70 tho relief OF rayse,f and frens
few mnrsas "a. ss;e, 70 &c ID aaIys .ad
bat that through the aid OF American ph, scanko hk
Of his remedies to Canton Of which became
all Other dsesaes Incidental clse aUd be had 90 do.
bu' that csse would yte!c TO the s1.erefan virtues
rercdiea Tho naue Of the diseas be gnased
within tie ai!s Of China until aer the with Euglsnd
1873 hit hss G. late becnma esshed complaint -
disciples a Escuapsus CONFIDENCE Of speeS
restarrtop TO health .nasnach medicines
70 be used in tie treatment and well for
hours Gss fui 1escred Is h.alih On re- nyeriur ecar
dress table bottle o! Railways Ready Relief aaA
payscsp Ills Celestial Asi-sy The Enapoecs
hs.ag deised SO mca oercf. from the amesi:aa medla
s 1 s"p so s res e. s i ea o. sIassp
lar he sstsfaoson Of our fellow ctscns VIZ, have fsa
In Chra would State that have shpped or large g.
Piles OF our Reaay hse Regulating ftls and Rssoveot b
HALFWAY CO.. No. g Join street, New Yess.
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reform mass meeting WINS held in Monument square
this afternoon. very large and highly respectable.
Vim. woodward was President, and speeches were made
by hewitt Steele W. 8. Waters 8. Tcackel Wallis and
James Hodges Tho resolutions wero read by Mr. Geo.
Brown
Various efforts to break up the meeting were promptly
checked by the police.
There has been considerable excitement in the city TO-
day and an effort has been made give political aspect
to the shooting OF Mr.. Mcphai Tho latter, however,
fully cxoneratas Hanna from all blame, except that OF
rashiy drawing his weapon IN a crowded room,
Another shooting ARRAY occurred in Baltimore stres. al
haI.past eight O'Clock this evening.
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Street Cleaning by Machinery.
OPPOSITION IRON THE BLACK REPUBLICAN FAT co

OfrOSrTION kEOa THE BLACK UEPCBLlCAN FAT CON
TRACT COMPANY.
The recent temporary contract entered into between
tho Mayor Comptroller and the City Inspector the part
Of tho city, with Robert Smith, to clean the principal
streets Of the city by machinery is likely to prove
cess predicatng this opinion after two weeks trial BY
this arrangement the city will from sixty 10 seventy
thoueand dollars per Tais economical arrange
ment has stirred up powerful opposition from clique OF
contractors who Lave for long tme been trying con-
summs,e contract to clean tho city for q term
OF years. This same clique have several other
schemes hand, ouch as contracts for repair
ing the streets, removing dead animals, oai night soi
&C. and repairing Broadway and tho obtaining Of cuy
railroad grants. This clique has bona fde organization
sub rosa, with capital Of $500 0C0 with which they
pect effect ese objects Their plan Is 10 be carried
through the medium Of tho noxt Legislature. Ono idea
already promulgated is tho organization Of Board Of
Health composed of medical mon, to be independent
Board in ITSELF thus separating the hygonc Of tho city
the City Inspectors department II the present City
Inspector resss these schemes II is proposed to work
the adjustment Of bis Office ard have the streets cleaned
by contract under the direction Of the Comptroller This
Wholesale plan for piundorng and egistang for the city
IL purely republican idea, which Is led by OK
Street Commissioner, under the direction Of Thuriow
Wood N
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NEW. YORK HERALD. TUES


TIM DEMOCRATIC SENATORIAL NOMINATIONS.
ms Democratic Senaora nominations Gcs tho 6xth end
Seventh districts were completed Last evening BY tho
withdrawal Of the Mozart Hall candidates and tho nOmna
ton OF Tamnany men upcu union tickets wm MoMdrray
was nominated In place Of Mr. sche for the Sixth DISTRICT
Mr. scheli (Tammsny) and Mr. Parsons (Mozar) giving
way In the Seventh lively contest took place. and q
large corcourse Of tho unterraed were in attendance 70
await the result Mcssrs. r. b Connolly (rammany) and
r. o. MaloDey MOZART had appointed fvc OF their friends,
respectively to confer the choice OF Union candidate
Fernando Wood and Stephen r. Russell led the side Of
Mr. haioney, and Peter Sweeney and G. W. Baker on
the side Of County Clerk Connolly. After some hvc
hours beong the result declared In favor OF Con
molly his rival cordially endorsing the result in publish
ed card. There IN othcF Mozart Hall candidate
~ the Senate in the Geld, except exAdermsn VILLAS
wilson, who runs agans. John Mcleod Murphy In the
Fourth DISTRICT
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Brooklyn city News.

TtE WATER QUESTION III COMMON CoUscu--At
meeting OF tho Common Council Last night the Special
Committee appointed confer with the Water Commits
oness upon the subject OF the differences existing be-
tween the Commissioners and the city, Submitted q re-
port, to which attached the following resolution
Resolved, That the Special Committee tho Supply of
Water for the city be- aud are hereby empowered by ana
under advice OF the COUNSEL to out With the Water
Commissioners and contracors the transfer OF the com
pktcd portion OF the works 20 the city upon such terms
and conditions as may be justified by law and best cacu
lated to promote tho interests Of tho city. That in the
opinion OF this Common Council tho Comptroller was iusti
fed in the course pursued BY him. but recommend that
the proceedings be not carried further decision having
been rendered BY an eminent Judge Of DIR courta.
After the reading Ct the report communication from
vice Of COUNSEL deemed his duty to appeal from the de
cson OF Judge Lott requiring him TO issue bonds
70 the Genera! Term, and had taken measures accord
ingiy.
Alderman SrroSc offered tho following in connection
with the matter
Resolved, That the Common Council hereby approve Of
the changes in the water works by which closed con-
duit substituted in tho place of canal and
also approves OF tho laying OF iron pipe for the increased
Resolved That is cxpodiert and desirable That the
works, so far as practically completed, should be
ferred to the permanent Water Board provided by
section Of the act Of April 15 1859.
Resolved, That I'm tho opinion Of this Board this city
lose real advantage over New York by tho Commas.
soners charging for the Of water equal the
Croton, when much loss rao would have oGsrod
duceuent 10 manufacturers and others aud paid sui-
Gent income all liabilities and we therefore sug
gest tha. immediate steps DO taken 70 esibi reauced
echeouto of Whtef rAteS
Resolved That we do not believe that the city should
be put any additional expense In gctng the question
the const:utionay Of the act OF 1869, there
fore, abiding by tho decision recently nadc by Justice
Lott Of tho Supreme Court direct that the Mayor
Comptroller and City Clerk execute and deliver the bonds
Of tho city for the prosecution OF tho water works shoa
further delay and litigation.
Resolved That these resolutions be sent to the Water
Commissioners for their compliance, with tho recon-
nendatons therein contained.
Considerable discussion followed and Alderman Strongs
resolutions being taken separately the first lost by
m tic O. re vxerc
decided out OF order. The Board then adjourned,
leaving tho matter IN as loose and unsettled state
before.
TIE GRAND srRyEr RuraoAp-Tho report of the com
mitcc In favor Of awarding the grant TO construct rail
road In Grand street TO J. n Waterbury & Co, was
last night adopted by tho Common Council. Tue vots
stood II ayes TO nays The fare 10 be four
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Coronors, Inouests.

FovND DnowsEp.-Gcorgr Murphy, carman residing
In Prince street. WAS found drowned At the foot Of Canal
street yesterday morning Deceased had boon missing
since Sunday evening" and "a supposed that he fcl over
board while wandering about tho pier during tho night
deceased, when the jury rendered verdict OF Found
drowned" Murphy was a native Of Ireland, and was
City -hvc years Of age.
FATAL FAIIa-James Casey, native Of Ireland, aged
years. died at his residence No. 1917 Washing
ton street. yesterday, from the effects OF injuries acct
dcntally received by falling down stairs while under tho
influence Of liquor. Ellen Rolan Of No 354 Greenwich
street. met with similar death She fell down flight Of
stairs Sunday night ind died from the effects Of the
fall yesterday Deceased thirty two years OF age,
and waa born In Ireland Coroner 0'Keefc dictated in
both casee.
TO THE EDITOR OF THH HERALD.
In notice Of the death Of John Tucker, under tho
head Of "Coroners Inquests in your paper Of this date
observe that n Frank Hawthorn House Surgeon at the
Bellevue Hospital Is censured by Coroner Schirmer aud
hurry for "nsufcent and improper treatment OF tho de-
ceased his reception at the Hospital and at the post
mortem examination" beg leave 10 state that the ex-
animation was made IN my presence and under my d.
reccn and that ia fracture OF the skull and cfu
sion Of blood upon the brain, sufficient cause Of death
being discovered, II deemed unnecessary to extend
tho dissection farther. Besides, the examination was
afterwards repeated and what left unfinished In not
the Coroner and his assistant This last, seems to me
absolvcs III. Hawthorn from all responsibility In connec
ton with H. With reference TO the detention ct the gate
! am authorized by Mr. Dnly warden of the Hospital
son TO stae that II is false. deem il due to Dr. Haw
thorn 10 make this correction.
LEWIS A. SAYRE, 81 D.,
OcToDsR 81. Surgeon TO Bellevue Hospital
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TO the Public.

TO the Public
We this day reduce the prices Of all goods IN
scrc Our stock 10 very full and large corelsng of all tho
rc~est es This reduction Is IN be permanent and
place prices for the finest goode imported tho
price at which medium goods eoh
We de5rcrk to cIose all fall Focds both La
tailoring and gcntemsus Furnishing departments ss 10
spring busacsS which thirty fifth years
drm, entirely change It's character and insoad of
aiming do the tigkcst priced trade possible, sha
upon the ground Of low prices. and terms c8ah.
We Go not intend 70 lower the character styles holding
the reputation long and hocoraty austaued
frm Our mechanics shall be al rs cass wokmen
ssue cutcYs s heretofore
friends therefore invited examine stock
and prices, ~ on them We invite competition.
A. h O.. A. AREGUX,
52t broadway Cst Nicholas HOTEL N. X.
New Y0gE nov. l, 1869.
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TELEG II APHIC.

BALTIMORE, Oct 81, 1860.
Acting Mayor McPhan ia very seriously injured 1t Is
feared the fcoral artery wounded Tie Is bn,,cr hi;
morning. and exoneraes Mr. Hanna from all direct blame
appears that Hanna and operator named Harcourt
had some words. Tho former drew pistol which Har-
court aspcd and in the struggle exploded with tho re-
suit stated Mr. Mcal says the pistol was In the hands
Of Harcourt when the shot fred Tho newly elected
City Council have been called together 10 choose Presi
dent who will become Acting Mayor during the indpoe
ton Of Mayor Swami
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Married,

Botrok--HRvrrsoS On Thursday evening, Oct. 20, By
tie Rev. James Mlctt, at the bride's residence, Nj
GfDReR W. BoIros, OF Rdse6eld, Conn, TO Miss SARAH
JANE HgwETsoa, Of this city.
BaUsgx-JAc,soHs. Sunday, Oct. so, at the reai
dence or the brdes father by the Rev. Doctor Raphael
IroY HAussn TO LNIstA dsughter OF Jacobschn Esq
both of this city.
UhosuEs--swnzm- Thursday, October q, at the
Church of the Restoration Brooklyn, by the Rev. II.
Blanchard, THoEAs H. USoIx to ANA f., eldest daughter
Of Henry S~itzcr, Esq.
wurrSsy--TAyIog.- Brooklyn r. D., Tuesday,
Oct. 49, by the Rev. Mr. Haskns forAor r. WuINsY, 70
ANNE L. TAYLOR, both OF Brooklyn
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HE GENERAL NEWSPAPER DsspArcH.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 81, 1860.
At the Last session Of the Senate resolution was
requesting the President the heads Of the Do
psftmens TO submit estimates for the expenses OF the
government to the next Congress upon basis exceed
ing lfiy millions annually exclusive OF the public debt and
interest thereon provided the DO done without
Injury to tho public service Estimates are in course Of
preparation accordance with The spirit Of this resolu
ton. and @ith view to strict economy, but II all
probable that the expenditures viii DO restricted to such
narrow limit.
Reliable advces state that the government OF Nicaragua
has every ohpos, make with satisfactory tran
sit aDEe meat aud that the only obstacle this Is the
Belly contract, which, however, has already failed in
come particulars.
No action has been taken by the government regarding
the aders and abetors OF the Hapers Ferry couspra
tors already captured Should sufficient evidence against
them be obtained 1t is supposed the requisioa for their
surrender viii BIZ made by Gov. Wise in tho OF
Cook and Hazlet
Earnest Clay, Of the British Legation In Mexico arrived
here to-day, aud Immediately sought interview with
Lord Lyons.
Commander Glynn has been ordered to tho command
OF tho steamer Pensacola Lieutenants Thompson
Rochelle and Potter, Master Evans, Pursor Jackson and
Surgeon Gunne, detached from tho Fulton and or
dered TO the same vessel
The Secretary Of War arrived to day from Harper'a
Ferry. No fears entertained Of disturbances though
the citizens have armed themselves In be pre-
pared for any emergency.
General Tot,en OF the corps OF Earoers has returned
from his European tour.
From from California and New Mexico.
sr LOUIS, Oct. 50, l55e
The overland mail Of tho 7th arrived last night The
new5 is unimportant
Arizona papers say that Coonc! Bonneville has given
orders for immediate campaign against the Apache In
dams.
Business In San Francisco was slightly improved, bu
prices lower.
The Republican learns from Santa Fe that two maik
due from Independence Fears entertained that
they had been attacked by the Indians.
understood that Gallegos will contest Oteros sea
IN the next Congress
injured.
nauscovado sugar had been made auction a. 81 o.
az $40 o2;s per hundred pounds. Butter was selling
at &c. and hams q, l2c. Domestic spirits frner.
81. LoUls, Oct 81, 1860.
The overland mall brings San Francisco dates OF the
10Th last
Business was extremely dull, but quotations. were IN
changed.
About half tho town Of Auburn, Placer county, wa.
burned on the 9th. Loss $780, COO.
Two hundred hostile Ind.aas Lad been captured on ths
bead waters of Feather river and placed In the AeGto
cno Reservation.
Arrived OF san francisco 9th, snip Black Warrior from
HoDg Kong. Sailed 9th, bark Taso, for Melbourne.
John Hartnett Secretary Of Utah Territory arrived
A.chson Saturday, e, rot.ie to Washington
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A CANDID ADMISSION Senator Wilson, OF
Massachusetts, in his speech delivered in Syra-
cuse on the 2sth ult., said" The Harper's
Ferry outbreak was the consequence of the
teachings OF republication" just what we
have been asserting ever since the affair took
place.
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From Savannah IN tho steamship Noutgomerv-Ntss rroI-
ingham, Miss Becker, u Hale. IL Eldrdgc Miss FL
wore, Henderson.
From Charleston In the scamshp James AdpcrE Heat.
tie LeRget Springer ~ SuilEaa, Mrs ilyer, Masses
and Johnson, II Doll Mrs Hyde Miss u SHERWOOD Capt
Webster, M Rodgers, W Irving and two In scernge.
From savanlla, in the brig Thos swann-Rcv II Pratt
From London. Ia the ship LondonMargaret Fzrcy Ellen
Scott.
DEPARTURES.
For " Thomas, In the brig Addy Swi-WP Whiuorc and
family, EE Aolhe aud family, Nj YIN Lo.ier.
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ZAP OF TEE POLAR sra--rHE OUTBREAK AT HAIR
PER's FEHay-THE NATIONAL EPISCOPAL COHvEN.
TqoE-FHE SINKING OF TaE STEAMBOAT NEW
woALD-THE yIILArNY or srIIirUALI5x LOCAL
NEWS Or THE METROPOLIS EDws, EFU.
1he FAMILY HERALD, Ia hs regular edition Tomorrow
"Wednesday, VIII contain Map &C The Polar sea wkh His
Tory OF Arctic Expeditions from l1ls l8aeAno,,er Expect
nc Propoeedveyages Of all the Nasgstos -Dsccveres
MadoThe Northwest Passage fouudSearoLes for Frank
hn-Hs Fato Decided, &c
twin also ccnain additional particulars OF Out
break al BaIpers ForryThe Trial OF John Con
siracy Murder and INSTRUMENTATION OF the Evidence
ac Proceedings OF the National Episcopal Convention at
EknoDd. Va; Catastrophe me Hudson RiTerThe Sink
ng of tho Steamer New Notwithstanding Sceucs Board
iutetcsn Statements OF Some Of the Pnsscagcr &C.
vH;eny Of SpiraalsinWife Deseron for Splritpsishc
Aoist-A Lame nisb,e Case Of DcAsrtion Wrong &C.
Zach weeks issue OF the FAMILY HERALD contains report
Of the Condition OF tho New York Cattle Market, with
amount OF Stock offered fer SALE their Condition. the Prices
which they eoh, &C., dc Report OF the Prices OF sill
kinds of Family Marketing Washington Market New
yotk city, Commercial and Money Market Repcrs Marriages
and Deaths for The week. and large amount &C miscellaneous
reading
TERxsThc FAMILY HERALD IL published every "Wednesday
4 Two Dollars per Subscriptions received
Of Fulton and Nassau Single copies pnce
be o5isund tho Office sd Of all veudets Ad
vertsemenis inserted ut the usual HERALD rates
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Bank Of Maryland. the Toronto banks that
Closed last week, aud other swindliDg institu-
lions whose operations are fresh in the minds
of the community, furnish illustrations of the
mode of managing banks. The headquarters
of the operators are mostly in Wall street, but
sometimes also in newspaper Offices.
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). NFAlRs IN WASHINGTON.

Our Negotiations with MoxicO-Rum0rs
Respecting the Paris and Madrid Mis-
sions, Sc.
OUR SPECIAL WASHINGTON DyspATcH.
wAsalsaros, Oct 81, 1869.
Is stated that In the Tennessees mail does not
bring something definite In regard TO treaty with
Mexico to Senior Mata and 70 government, Senior
IDrdo, who "a believed to be representative in all
this matter, viii return, company with Minister No
Lane, In tho Brooklyn.
Although the President avows 10 the friends OF the
numerous candidates for the French mission thu. ho has
not made up his mind, it is evident, In well informed
circles, that Judge Roosevelt Is very prominent.
Mr.. Preston, Minister Spain, who has leave Of
absence homo 70 sottle his father laws es
tate, shortly expected and II is said by his friends
will not return 70 Spain.
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Loss Of shin Redwood.

CHARLESTON, Oct 81, 1850
Ship Eeuthera, from the Bnhamas brings tho mate and
seamen Of ship Redwood, from New Orleans, bound to
Havrc with cotton, wrecked the Bahama Banks The
weasel Is total loss ABORTION Of her cargo has been
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Fire Mt OsyycGO.

USWEG0, OCT u, 1g5A
A Gro broke out early yesterday morning In the canal
barn. occupied by Church Wood East First street which
soon communicated to two adjoining barns, owned by
C. Miller and the Oswego and Syracuse Line and Albany
Towing Company, destroying them all together with forty
three horses belonging principally 10 canal boats.
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Tho Schooner Emerald Islc and Nearly
4e All Her Grew Loot.

uocrOSe OVts OF, IuUos
Schooner Emerald Isie OF Truro Captain Paine, foun
dcred on Saturday evening Oh North Chatham Light and
all the crow ono were drowned Tho following
tho names Of the lost-Lews G. Pane, master; Elisha
his SON. Joshua Patne brother Of the captain Richard
Atkins, James l. Dyer, and Of Mr. A. Hopkins 10
serh W. Knowles who chung 70 tho batch, taken on
by passing vessel
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Nyoody's Perfect Fitting Siirts-Six for
So; warm Under Shirts Drawers Gloves, &c at Mo0DY5
Shit Emporium, 262 Broadway.
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News from Havana.

New ORLEANS, Oct. 81, 1863.
The steamship Granada has arrived, with Havana
advicee Of the 2sh There news Of Importance
The markets unchanged.
Two corgocs Of slaves, amounting to somc 800, had
been landed near Havana.
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Real Shaker
HEAVY WOOL UNDRESETRTS AND DgAwERA
Own osders
SCARLET
SHAKER UNDERSTANDS AND DRAWERS
Extra heavy,
MERINo UyDERSEIRrs AND DRAWERS.
All kinds OK
MERINO AND WOOL HOSIERY TO MATCu
To which VIC Invite attenietl.
A. 4 G. A. ARMOUR,
Jel Broadway.
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Winrsa GARDga-A new version Of " Nicholas NiokIe
by viii DC given here this evening for the Grst time
MISS Agles Robertson will play Snikei Mr.. Bcarcaca IT.
MAntini; hr Jefferson, Newman Noggs. Tho distribu
1cr is altogether very strong ooe.
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Personal Intelligence.

The Courier des Eldts Unts has attempted to chow that
NJ Felix Belly not in tho city, and that NJ Pognac
was mistaken for him. We know, however, that this s
not the case NJ Felix Belly is really here and even
DESTROYS Of changing his lodging yesterday We advise
him do SO, and when be takes up his quarters lot
him assume the ranie Of Bartholomew Smith.
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THEATF FaanoAIs---A capital bill is announced here
this evening includes three very agreeable plecas-
ole CbaIeeu dun Hor,oscr," "Ics Femncs Cm piou.
reut," and s;Une Caprice"
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ChiIdres's Caps,
New and elegant yyfes
CENTLENENiS HATS. ALI. THE NOVELTIES
u SIX ard Felt Hats
GENlN, hs.ter, 50T Broadway.
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-.
CyERttJA rs neat article, $40.
BUSINESS SUITS, $40 10 SIS.
PANTS AND VESTS, s. 20 49,
OvEkC0ATS, superlnc, SO
At DKuMGoLD & PgoCfrs. 2l4 Broadway
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Euto's aAIoos.-Ceorge Christy's Minslres viii coua-
series Of performances hero this eveang Tho
han has been eurely roa.ted and decorated and tho
Chrtsty Mnstres said to be fully worthy OF their
isspDrsSle anne.
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Fire in Ogden Sd urg.

OGDRSaBUaC, Oct. 81 1869.
Chrichton's brewery, in this place, destroyed by
IRE Saturday night Loss fvo thousand dollars purity
snpured.
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Albany County PoIitics,

ALBANy, Oct. 81, 1854
Tho republicans in tho Second Assembly district have
nominated Stephen Mcrscis Jr and In tho Fourth dis
trics Lorenzo d. Collins The sraghtout Americana in
the Third district have nominated John Van Rensselaer,
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Exchanges.

SAVANNAH Oct 81, 1859.
Sight exchange on New York unchanged.
CRARIEsroS, Oct 81, 1850.
Sight exchange on New York unchanged.
ST. LoUs, Oct. 81, 1850
SIGHT exchange on New York " per cent premium for
gold, per cent premium for Missouri funds and
III per cent for currency.