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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-26

TIE CRY BALL RKLL-The fremen in the lower fire dis
trics are getting up petition to the Common Council to
have the City Hall fro bell replaced the City Hall until
the sound be heard only when the wind favorable
II is also, with but exception the only bell in the
lower PORTION of the city upon which the fremen
could rely The bellrngers have also no lockout and
have to depend entirely the telegraph It hoped
that the Common Council will favor the petitioners.
sror ON THE SuS.A correspondent thinks it might be
interesting to the readers Of the HERALD to know that
novel spot the sun has been witnessed within short
period from various parts of terra rna According to
the record OF the Historical Society in London appears
that the last phenomenon OF that character
April, l766, and which computed by astronomers
TO be three times as large as the earth.
LAST WEEK OF rIR AMERICAN INSTITUTE FAIR-As a
closing notice of the Institute Fair we would remind its
friends nat the present annual exhibition will close
Saturday evening 1t has thus far been very well at
tended and will no doubt receive liberal patronage
til closes The attractions this year superior to
those OF former years. nearly every article cxhbi
ton is the old trumpery having been destroyed at
the burning of the Crystal Palace.
PRESENTATION AT STATEN IsrASp.-On Friday last RAY
Tomrkins the Captain Of the Tompkiusve g. L. Police
Company presented with beautiful silver mounted
club, with belt and whistle all emblematic OF his
calling Mr. Deonee made the presentation speech on
behalf of the company, which responded 10 by MIR.
Tompkins in an appropriate speech.
FALLING DxRRcx-oN MAN KILLED. About noon
yesterday the large derrick used the Dry Dock broke
while in use hosting boiler in the steamer Fulton,
and several Of the men engaged the injured
by being hit by the fall of the boiler. A man named
William johnson was instantly killed, and four others
badly injured Three Of the injured parties taken
the Hospital, and the other to his home in avenue A..
The accident purely accidental
AN UNKNOWN MAN FOUND DRowNEp.-An unknown man,
about sixty five years Of age found drowned pier
No. 81, North river yesterday. The body was subse-
queny identified as that Of apple pedlcr but his
was not known. Coroner Jackman held inquest upon
the body OF deceased.
GsRMAN EVENING SCHOOLS FOR ApuITs.-In the Eighth
ward, free German evening school for adults has
opened at 80 Clark street. In the Nineteenth Ward,
German evening school has been opened, School No. 49,
in Fifty first street, for the instruction of adults the
English language and drawing
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News from japan, BY tho way Of Cali
9@E Nbrmfos fK
from the San Francjpco BuIIetin.l

News from Japan, BY tho way Of Cali
Iron the San Francisco Bulletin.l
AxP0kTxD DEATH OF A BRITISH ADMIRAL IN ACTION
WITH THE CHINESE.
BY the schooner Lewis Perry, which arrived hero re-
Gently from Petropaulowski, we learn that u was re-
ported q Hakodad, Japan, 9Th Of August, that In
great battle between the British and Chinese British
admiral killed while standing In the rigging Of bis
veAsel, BY cannon ball from the Chinese. In the sum
mary OF news from China, given In the Bin OF 18th
september stated thar In the action Of 18th june
as when the British made unsuccessful attack on the
Chinese sors at the mouth OF the Peiho, Admiral Hope
was severely wounded. The newsfrom Hong Kong, men
TONED IN he summary referred to- reached to 7h July
ana from Shsnghae and Peho 70 within some ten days OF
death Of Brirsh admiral current st Hakodadi ON 9th
August, arose nom the wounding Of Admiral Hope on
10Th June previous, ID also possible that subsequent
action may have taken place between the British and the
Chinese, when an admiral killed. rumored in the
Japanese city. Further intelligence from China will DO
looked forward 70 with much interest
The Home Journal says-FrOm Japan very dscour
aging in regard 70 the way the Japanese eyade
the rules Of the last treaty concerning the exchange OF
money correspondent from Hakodadi writes:-"N re-
mains 20 DC seen what the American government Will 40
under the circumstances This change In the currency,
persisted in will ruin the American interests here entire
". The change effects foreigners only, they must
get their silver exchanged into these cons the gov
eminent absolutely refusing 70 give the old xbues, one
OF which 10 now worth Mexican dollar Americans must
now pay just three times much they did last month
for everything they buy that they back again. In
money point Of view just where they under
treaty In other words, silver Ia only worth thirty three
cents on the dollar, and gold scarcely anything"
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The CHAMPION ScrIIRs RACE, aler four postponcments,
came on says the Boston Courier Of the 18th inst on
Charles river yesterday morning great crowd Of spec
taors was gathered the bath houses and mill dam
Inc SIX con.estants appeared promptly and conducted
their ra shells 70 the starting place. amid the cheers OF
the crowd Mr. Ward Of Newburg, seemed 70 be the ia
vore although Hancon OF Newburg, and Doyle and Whit
man, Of Boston, had ardent friends Daw Of New
ast places.
AT tho word the six took good start, Doyle slightly
ahead For half mile Doyle held the first place, Ward
ana Whitman being about two lengths behind; Hancon
and Daw five six lengths behind and Wells far in the
rear, Presently Ward drew away from Whitman, but
Doyle stu maintained his lead At the upper stake
Doyle approached on the wrong side, and WAS going
round when the judges shouted 10 him % turn on the
othef side He was obliged to back waor In order TO do
this and lost several On the return Ward having
secured the lead kept It, although hard pushed by Doyle,
ana won by about two lengths. Whitman fell 70 the fifth
place. and the third contested for by Daw and Han
con, the former finally conquering The weather was
ceilent, and the water smooth Aside from DOye's I'M
fortunate mistake everything went of to the satisfaction
OF all Whether Doyle would have been first but FOR this
mishap is doubtful problem.
The following Is SUMMARY
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Pennsylvania Central per cent LIST IN, 1850 80 30
The Times or the l4th says-There was no change Of
Importance American securities, and quotes sacs:-
lnos Central per cents 49, do Freeands 81 do shares
80 discount
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, OCT. Is
The Brokers' Circular says:The demand has continued
good throughout the week both from the trade and
porcrs the latter being again large operators East In
da. Prices Of all descriptions (except sandy o Ameri
can steady and for the mddlng 10 fair good staple
qualities, which very scarce, one-sixteenth to
eighth Of a penny per pound advance be obtained.
The weeks business has been So $50 bales including 5000
on speculation and II 800 for export The market yesterday
Q4h) steady and firm, with sales of about 1000
bales including 1000 speculation and for export The
official quotations as folows:Far Orleans, TX; mid
ding, l6ths; fair Mobile, NJ middmg, 6ss fair up
lands, IN middling, IL lCths. The stock hand rs
estimated at 535 900 bales including 40a, 800 American
STATE OF TRADE AT MANCHESTER.
AL Manchester business Is raiying from the depression
of last week and fair trade has been done both In cloths
and yarns.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFF5 MARKET, OCT. To-
Messrs Richardson, Spence Il Co. report--A slow
market and the improvement caused by the Persia
at the beginning OF the week Gas reported by tho Anglo
Saxon) oil lost wheat and hour Indian quiet aud
the turn lower. Flour quoted at 22s Oh 27s per Dbl
Rcd wheat Sd. 9s. 3D. white %. Cd q lis Yellow
rorn 6s 6s 40; white rs. 3D. Is Sd. per centai.
Messrs Bgland, Ahya Il Co say -four and corn are
,,po,anged hut wheat scarcely supported the advance
gained early in the week
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, OCT IL.
Bacr-vcry ht,le dong Pork--secs Of 800 bbls. a
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UDOLPHO wOLFE'S
PURE COGNAC BRANDY IN BOTTLES.
PURE JAMAICA RUM.
IRISH AND SCOTCH WHISKEY


am now supplying the trade with pure Coxnac Brandy
maica Rum Irish and Scotch Whiskev Madeira Sherry
Port Wines In bottles for medical and private Tho m
msnse success that has crowned efforts to place ~
Schnapps and TO drive of the market the perncious COM
pounds sold gin throughout the country many ead
druggists apohecaes and medical men, years pe
70 solicit me pursue the in tho a
all quarters long but deferred from by fact tas
owing the cxorban prices of brandy France
upon the shorne Of the for years heo
was DO chance Of being able to import the brandy
ia seventy per cent lower. I have now made A.
angemens with four brandy exporters in France a
the highest repute, and regularly receiving Con-
sgnmenis OF the best cognac brandy, which I bet
anee with seal labels and certificates The brandy % boz
tied by the pure adulterated article and viii ba
found when used as medicine, beverage hfu and n
MIGRATING II has been matter of complaint thaS
abote Of pure unmxed French brandy very dicuk
Obtain and he purchaser nine times ten deceived Win
vile manufactured imitation OF all descriptions OF ardent
spirits brandy from Its high price, has article
mixers and sellers have turned their attention to- moas
OF Racns Of the called French brandy scattered
Annually through the land and have been the primary
OF MURDERS suicides crueles and crmes
sands early grave self destroyers deleum tr
mene mania pou and unprin-
cpled men beg an TO make maddeniDg compounds sell
as the pure French brandy.
The virtues Of pure French brandy told by me-
They known throughout the world a or mild
smulant is, the French nation poeticay Il Eau
de Ia ve-he water Of life But hk applies only when
pure and unadulterated Manufactured fearful
innocent tens of thousand Of To remedy fearful
evil, have commenced importing Brandy, bong and sell
ing It as Wofes genuine Coenac Brandy" daily re-
cevng orders from the druggists and apohecares In all parts
uDOLPHo WOLFE,
Y Beaver street. New York
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Married.
ANDERSON HIGBn-On Monday, Oct. ~, at St An
drew's church, by the Rev George B. Draper, c. VAN
AIxN ANDERSON, N. d., 70 B. ALICE second daughter Of
the Rev. T. Y. Higbee, D. D., all OF this city.
BxRBETr-WR-On Tuesday, Oct. 1, by the Rev. Dr.
Osborn, 6rxPHKs BxRsE EAsA, daughter Of Edward
Weir, ESQ., all Of Yorkvile.
ClARK-Bxowx.-On Tuesday evening" Oct Is, at st.
Peters, Church. Brooklyn, GEoRGR A. CLARK TO ANNIE G.
BROWN all Of Brooklyn.
GoADIY-sRowp.-In this city, on Tuesday Oct rs, at
st. Stephens church, by the Rev. Dr. Price, Mr. JAMES H.
GoADEY TO Miss ELIZA SrRowD daughter Of the late John
Strowd, Of New Orleans
HKwIx1T-HDz-On Tuesday, Oct. Is, in St. Georges
church, Hampstead, l. l., by the rector, Rev. W. H.
Moore Mr.. j. ArcnLL Hewlett, of Rock Hall, Rockaway,
TO Miss MAGGIE A. HEsTx Of Hampstead.
HYNEs-kuILy.-At Brooklyn, on Monday, Oct "a, by
the Rev. VIM. Keegan, Mr.. DANIEL HYSg to Miss MARdA-
RniIy.
HILL -scHAx,TxR-A Mlburn, New Jersey, on Tues.
day, Oct Is by the Rev. H. c. Townley, GEORGE Hill
to JOHANNA, youngest daughter Of the late Wilhelm
SchaeIer, Of this city.
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Arrivals and Departures.

From Liverpool, in steamship kangaroo-Mrs W Howell
child and infant Miss Nellie Cooper Mrs Pierce Mrs Young
Miss Dodgson, Mr. Dodgson Mr. and Mira Wallace child
nurse Miss wallace Z Pugh, Mrs Smith Mrs Horton,
Mrs Thomson, Rankin Joseph Baes, Allan Fullaron,
MIR fchoddy Stokes Gibbs child and infant Mr. and
Mrs Vernon. Mr. and Mrs Nelson Thomas Sader Mr. Hamilton
Col Mcrarane lady child and Eugene Monies Manuel
Mr. and Mrs Harvey, !. NewSnreh g Lindsay Mr. " kowe
Messrs Home Dickens J. Yates Phillips Richardson, Or
Patterson Mr. Collin Robert Boyd VIM sullivan, Mr. and Mrs
Mcdowell Mr. Ksnney Mr. Plat, Mrs atshon and arer
Miss Mary Ann Price, Louisa Stokes Sarah Uooln Miss
Moore Ms Brooks hrs Sweeney aud ohiidand 2o5 u he
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Drawings OF tho Delaware State Lotte-
neA-wOOD. EDDY CO, Managers q ~
pslAWARu, cnoRQIA. KBuruCxY AID U1soU11 oDAsu
LO11u9IH8
Da1vAs.-xxnA o.. No 5sl, Oososm 4, lse
TO- o.; ~, ~ 10. 80, e. -: II, a. a.. 9, ~.
~. 81, 80, 10, 10. ~, a. 80, IL, 49, 20, 81, n.
Circulars sent tres Of espeuse BY addreesmg
WOOD EDDY CO.,
Wilmington Delaware
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Supreme Court.

SUIT ARISING OFT or THE DEAN AND BOXER CASE
Ocr % Louis Funke Harry Bertholf-This suit
arose out OF the celebrated Of John lem and his
Mary Anne, daughter Of Mr.. Boxer. an action to
forccose bond and mortgage given by Mr. Bertho to
Mr.. Boxer, and which Berholf claimed was paid by SER
TO Boxers daughter.
This morning, on motion of Mr.. Joseph York for the
defendant TIC Court made the following decision That
the complaint herein be dismissed with costs. that tho
bond and mortgage and the assignment the complaint
mentioned be declared imperative and void that the
same be delivered up and cancelled that the same
be cancelled Of record and adudged be lien upon
the premises thereby morgaged.
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INDIA AND CHINA.

The mails Of September from Calcutta and August "a
from Hong Kong, already teegraphed via the Red Sea
CABLE had reached Trieste and have additional
items Of news.
Feraz Schah had made attack upon the Mundilasar
station in Central India and effected the release OF one
hundred prisoners. Captain Howes, the political agent
there was killed.
Freights at Calcutta were better Exchange D. 2Td.
At Hong Kong freights unaltered Exchange on
London As. a Is. lid. lHd.
At Canton exports had risen. Imports were quiet.
AT shanghae tea was in limited demand Silk animated
Exchange 6s. 61d. es. 7d. Freight to London for
81 lOs q f3 1os., and for silk GA los. &c.
Two Russian engineers had proceeded Pekin to make
preparations for the teegrahc line from that place to
the Russian territory
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Among the arrivals in the city yesterday Gov.
cymour, Hartford; Conn Mime. Cpran, Miss worthing
ton, Baltimore; Senator Wilson, Massachusetts,; Cocnel
Efying, Mrs Ervng Lieutenant ST Clair ncerng r. s. A
Mrs Decring, Charles Dckey, wife, child and nurse,
Mobile; Judge and Mrs. hickey, Chicago; Major Eem,
United States Consul, Mrs Helm child and servant Ha-
vana, Mr. and Mrs. Phillips, New Jersey; Mr.. and Mrs.
Maynard, New York Ms Buchanan, ST. Paul Minnesota:
Mr.. and Mrs W Groves, James Groves, Fred. Allison,
Ccnireros; Mr. =. Lee, Mr.. G. Lee Miss Lee, Crotcn
Falls; Lieutenant Gfcene and wife, U. $ a. 7. A. Butler
Hartford
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Court CaIendar-This D.y

SrPRUE Court CIRCUIT Part calendar unchanged.
Part n.Nos 2l3S, 1851 1882, 1884, 1880, 241o,
2S 40 26N ,lss, $3.50, 252, 2,52s, 1852, 2534,
1855, 2,53s, 254o, 2,542, 2,644.
SUPERIOR CorRr.-Nos 470, 472, 500h, 49, ia, 48l,
2, 100 $685. $685. 500, 4s7, 6l4 AIS, 49, ass 523 sol
a99 49, 6lS, $685. $40 $685. 400, 1884, 529 SAL &c. 23s
46S, (504 same as 6S3), AS.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT Couxr.-Nos. At, 50, 50, IS,
63is.
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

The funds had been dull and rather lower mainly
under the influence OF the depression prevalent on the
Paris Bourse. On the l4th there Improvement
and Consols closed at 964 95S for money, and 95X
96 for account. The money market was rather
easier, and the payment of the dividends, which
had commenced, was expected to materially aug
meet the supply. The weekly return of the Bank Of
England shows decrease of 1854 4o1 the amount Of
bullion which accounted for by an increase of FL
In the amount of government securities
AMERICAN SECURITIES.
Messrs. u. Bell Son & Co. report follows During
the past week there has been steady demand for the
rous American State stocks but the transactions have
been few and unimportant. leaving quotations without
change whilst from the absence Of speculation in them
the rricea Of railroad securities generally
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ALANH, OO@ -, AoeS
AZ the race today for the championship, the sixoa
smell ooat Irving carried on the belt and dag, IN - minutes
IN - minutes 20 seconds The for double scu boats
did MOI come off, The single scun race was won by
Augustus Pruyn
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Grand Winter Opening OF q Splendid
stock elegant Bonnes The ladies Of New York
fail visit Mrs w. RAWLINGS establishment on Thursday
when display Of French Bonnets Mr. r. In
Paris will be exhibited and be exceed BY any other
bouse in the trade.
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Fall Style 1s50.-Harris & nussack,s
fall style Of silk hats for gentlemen only S. Also their
eguaed assortment Of msses youths and chdrens fancy
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Brady's Gallery has Removed from 359
Broadway to GAS Broadway Of Blocker street. Photo
graphs Daguerreotypes and Ambrotypes
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CENSUS OF IOwA.--A census OF the State Of Iowa
has just been completed according which the popula
ton Of the State 633 $40 Of which 332 500 males
and 300 43 females There Asst legal the
state There are 436 acres Of improved land, and
S3b .651 unimproyed.
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Williamson Bros, Bro0klyn.-Photo-
graphs cameotypes dsguerreoypes Gallery Fulton
street Photographs enlarged from daguerreotypes
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The Greatcst Surprise Is Caused by the
low prices of winter Clothes DRUMGOLD PROCTS FL
Broadwayneat styles and well made and at prices within
reach of all,
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Holloyvay's Ointment.-The Free Use or
this wonderful onguent every nae and botch from
the skin mpang beautiful soft veve appearances TO the
neck and cheeks No. 50 Maiden lane, New forx
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English Cricketers.-An Imperial Pho
tograPh Of the England Eleven" now exhibition q
BRADYS Gallery GAS broadway of Blocker street,
stereoscopc view Of the cricket ground orcke
playing Copies Of the sereoscoric view for sale
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A Fashionable Silk Hat for @3.-Au or
the latest styles of Hats Caps and Furs at SCOTT BACK
MANS l48 Fulton street
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Get Your Fall style Hat OF White, 216
Broadway, Barnum's Museum.
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The Late Hon. ID. G. Observation-Disclosures
graphs sale the HOLMES Gallery 69l Broadway One
dollar Photographs fifty cent Ambrotypes and twenty
cent Miniatures. .
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Hatters cam Obtain the Orna mem tai Self
adhesive CONVEX hat Mirrors Of the inventor GEO. WHEELER
sos Broadway, N. Y. III
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Portrait for n Shilling.-Dollar Pho
ographs &C. taken IN grand style, democratic principles
for bob and nabob, at 3l5 Broadway.
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Barry's TricOpherous Is the Best and
cheapest article for DRESSING besutying cleaning curing
druggists. - -
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DIR. stephen Sweet. Of Connecticut, is
external remedy.
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Geo. Saundcrs' Metallic Tablet Razor
Htop.-Ths inmsbe article may be obtained OF the
manufacturers j. g. SAUNDERS, No. Ast0r House and
of The various agents throughout the city.
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wigs SO; Toupees and Hair Dye.
IRONS 1872 Fulton s,rest Brooklyn For style quality
challenge the weird.
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Herring's Patent Champion Fire
burglar proof Safes 25 Broadway corner Murray
street, New York.
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wore released after his departure These arrests
mads on account OF dispatch having been received from
The Project Of Agers stating that four passports had
been stolen from tho Sandman Consulate that place.
end with which four Italians had started for France and
passed through Montpelier, where further trace OF them
was lost.
TWO more steel plated line of battle ships to be called
the Mnco and the Ticino, were 70 DO commenced
Tho monthly returns Of the Bank Of Franco show de.
crease In the cash hand u over Hy one millions OF
francs and increase in tho bills discounted Of over
thirty one millions.
The Paris Pays announces that tho Court will 20 to Com
pgne tho LIST Of November and that during its sojourn
there the Emperor Of Austria will probably pay visit to
the Emperor Napoleon.
me French troops assembled for operations against
Morocco are estimated al about q 900 men, The advance
was TO take place on the 18th inst.
was rumored that the French government intend 70
construct new port and arsenal In the land locked bay
ofArcachon, q few miles northwest Of Bordeaux
French gunboat was trying 70 make its way by the
Ianguedoc canal and the Garonne to the Atlantic. The
object ascertain whether vessels Of small draught
proceed from the other without passing
der the guns Of Gibraltar.
The Paris Bourse had been considerably depressed by
a number Of alarming rumors, none OF which had any
truth In them. On the l4th, however, there was rally
Of about oneha per cent and the Rentes closed firm
at 90 50.
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The Drawings or the Sussex County M
Consolidated Lottery Of Delaware.
FRANCE. BROADBENTs 4 CO.,


MAHACERA
The Legislature OF the Delaware at III last session
having given France Broadbens Lottery contract for
twenty years. The undersigned Commissioners appointed
by the Governor of said State supernteud drAwn
lottery DO hereby certify following are e mum
bers drawn this day
Sussex CouNrr-CrAss 1872 OcroBER 2 1859.
81, 20, SO, 40, IS, 81, 10, 81, Is, Is, 40, 65.
CONSOLIDATED LorrERY-CLAss No. l5O OorosKR 25 1889
43, 10, rs. 49, o. I6, so, 20, 50, 81, IA, 49, IT, g.
Witness hands Wilmington. Del Mis- day Tuesday,
October -, 1859.
JOHN DALE,
FRANCE BROADBENrS CO.,
Wilmington, Del
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Fleming's Golden Ale.
II is worth five miles walk 10 call at No l5s Broadway and
the Golden Ale,
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KnOx's Fashionable Hats.-It IL a Dim.
cult task for Hat suited the taste and
pearance those who a In the modes Knox
prides himself Justly upon IT, His Hats best the
the handsoes everybody
testify who purchase from KNOX his old established
Hat STORE 2 81 oadway northeast Of Fulton street
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RUSSIA.

The Russian ambassadors at London, Paris, Berlin and
Vienna had been summoned by telegraph to meet the
Emperor Alexander at Warsaw the 18th inst The
Emperor expected to arrive at Odessa the nth
is stated that Notwithstanding the capture of Schamyl
the Caucasus is far from being entirely subdued. The
lnyade Russo says that the mountaneers have another
chief intrepid and fanatical, and who may still
resist for one or two winters The Russian army in the
-f,aucasus consists of 60 600.
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For Bargains In Watches and Jcwelry
other place the city offer such low price
as J. MACDUFF'S, No. IL Wall street, up stairs.