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AcADnr o. NUar-"TAs Ysvorlta' introduced. on
st evening, Hsnor BeaucardS to the American public
tenor Of acknowledged fame abroad Sgnor Besucard6
attracted 70 tho Academy very numerous nd an ex-
ceedDgy fss'idous audience. Tho dsbu ,k was placed
directly In comparison with his predecessors in tho
r0te athought s enc in which the best arts may make
only moderate This was tho result Of Beau
carde's dSt~ He IS accomplished artist with tho
roughly good method, = graceful and agreoabi stu
presence, and voice which 70 remarkable for its
sweetness than It's powor. He earnest, truo and SYM
pathetic, and he does not turn out 70 BIO great star he
will at any rate prove most valuable acquson to the
company NINE. cazzaniga was % Hne a. ever in Leo.
nora, one Of her lreatest Y5ge. Junca Amodo
worry good and Muxio' excellent orchestra completed
the q sem6se OF very excellent performances.
DODwOR1H's ACADMY.-Mr. W. A. King, one OF the
best Of our resident musicians will have complimentary
concert iere tonight under tho patronage Of the Rectors
or Calvary and Grace church and others. NJ King VIII
pay upon the Alexandra organ for tho rst time in pub
ic and will BIO assisted by several eminent artists in
GLIDING TIE Misses Gellle Mr. Cooke the popular tenor
and Mr. SCHROEDER, who will play original solo for the
cornet
WOODS MINsrRMA-This popular troupe has returned
To its old quarters, No. "a Broadway, and Is doing Gne
busincsa The latest novelty burlesque upon Orchard
H. which Eth Horn Ia irresistible rs the crook backed
tyrant In ebony.
Bowxar THxArax-The old Bowery, which has lately
been renovated DO quite good as new presents
constant SUCCESSION Of novelties and certainly no ono
can complain OF the quantity of entertainment which s
offered. Tho bill for to night embraces two full mco.
dramas and comic piece.
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IMPORT Mt EEWN FROM rEKING.
INTERFERING 70 MEDICAL. MEN.
"THE BARBARIAN GRAPPLE0

gentleman In the suite OF Mr. ward United Minister
limiting The peeuiaf narenco which he american people have
al countries and classes Of mankind. We publish s
following extract BY pernsson-
the most singular symptoms e1perienced Ihad ~
sosy g ths expectation tho gauntlet OF foyer and
so sdss d and ns Ed
line 70 e Gulf Of Mexico, but the disease that seized q
Pecheelee outheroded them all
hours Their violent pains in my head followed with ach
jumping and hrobbng OF all my teeth pains eyes
and mouth Ny tongue swollel disable frsm
der impossible for lin them my legs became 90 wAk
that they could not support body and tho small q
my back suffered grea. and intense pain At tae
but moisture. ny symptoms opposite and di6ss
to GIL recorded taae the Englsi American
Chinese physcan Nns for consultation The Chinese dsc
Of country and to the relief Of myself and fend 81
few months wss fi to both natives and
but that ArcuGh the aid Of An American physsanwhs II
sent f ~ e A b
but that my would the soverssn !isass Of g
barbarian Grapplet having made s eppeasaAes
within the walls Of China until after tho with Anslah
1888 but has OF late become established complaiM h Al
hent disciples Of Escuapius With fa conHdsnce Of speed
restoration health namuch American medicines
e used II the treatment and well for that esa
on my dressing table bottle Of Radwsys Ready Rsse "a
eSs % aaf az IS
ha ving derived much benefit nom The American meca
Mr. Roadway felt confident that treaty Of ffisndshp w1
the satisfaction OF fellow citiaens who have nhsa
in China. would state that We have shipped Oh largo
plies Of our Ready Relief Regulating Pfs and Rssvens
0'-'- RADWAY CO., No 8 John street, New York
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LrBsrs AND LnnL SUrrs.-we are promised
quite plentiful crop Of libel suits for the oom-
ing wiatsg, and the gentlemen Of the long robe
are joyous over the fat retainers In prospect
Commodore Vanderbilt Is at the head Of the
injured ones, and has sued the Hon. Jefferson
Brick Raymond and his coadjutors for some
publications concerning the Commodore's con-
nsotion with the Nicaragua route. The Com
saodore, II b said, estimates his damages at the
modest figure Of one hundred thousand dollars
Napoleon Ullman, Of the Opera, intends to sue
tho "three hungry Frenchmen" for libel. We
have not heard the estimate Of damages In this
latter case, but II might as we'll be put at half
. million a. one dollar. The pecuniary result
win be all the same.
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The WAY 10 SroP DUELLNG.--H every State
In the Union would but follow the example Of Illinois, the
time would soon come when such tragedies as that in
which Senator Brodcrick lost his life would be unknown
The Chicago Press and Tribune ravivos tho history Of tho
first duel that fought in that state 10 tho year
1870, Alph0nso Stewart and William Bennett fought with
rifles in 8. Clair county, and Stewart fell mortaly
wounded on the FIRST rc Bennett made his escape into
abous was discovered he arrested, brought back,
indicted tried convicted OF murder and executed Bond,
VINO was thcn Governor OF Illinois, was necessarily bo-
seged Dy tho friends Of Bennett and the advocates Of the
gonsiemon's codo, who prayed for his pardon But
sne Govornor turned deaf to all their clamorngs
anu inc rnslcey o. the offended law was vindcated Bsn
nett was publicly hung and duellrg in Illinois was crushed
out bloody practice and requires rigid treatment
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Army Intelligence.

KCpon their mutual application 10 the War Department
Leotenants H. b Hendershou and Lloyd Bea have been
ranserrcd the former from the Second infantry to tho
Second artl ry and tho latter from the Second artillery
to tho Secord infantry, and will be placed on the army
register as follows-Leut Hendershot next below Lieut.
John Mel Taylor Lieut. Beall next below Lieut. Thomas
w. Sweeney.
General Court Martial has been ordered 20 convene
al Foit Lancaster Texas For the ial of Lieut. Haskctt
First regiment Of infantry.
Assistant Surgeon r. Potts assigned TO d~,y at Fort
Brown, Texas, and will report accordingly without
delay.
Lieut.. W. R. Boggs Ordnance Department, is directed
to report for duty TO the chc of his department at Wash
ington.
Lieut. G. n Tyler First Dragons is ordered to tempo
rary duty at Washington, for tho purpose Of adjusting
A Board of Officers, which had been ordered nv thu
War Department to convene at Goyernors Island, New
York, last September, is again required, by the
the 9th inst, for the purpose Of max.
ing thorough investigation, and report the facts
OF the case OF the individuals any, chargeabie with
me deficiency O. certain public property belonging TO tho
Brevet Major H. C.Wayne, Quarermastere department
Is detailed as member, In addition to tho Board already
ordered
Brevet Colonel Justin Dnick Second artillery and Nh
jor Robert Anderson First artillery have been assigned
to duty at the Artillery School of Practice. Fort Monroe
Virginia, IN which case the command Of that extensive
fortress will dcvoive on Col. Dinick.
Captain W. Blair, Subsistence department. Is assigned
to duty in tho Comnissary Generals department Wash
ington.
Leave Of absence for six months IL granted to Brcyet
Lieutenant Colonel J. b Magrudcr, First artillery.
An extension of leave Of absence has granted the
following olicers-Mjor Fl. Prince, Pay department. sx
months; Brevet Major D. r. Whiting, Seventh infantry
six months; Captain ]. G. Robinson Fifth infantry six
months; Captain A. w Bowman, Third infantry, six
months Captain A. G. Evans Second cavalry four months
Lieutenant W. H. Lewis, Fifth infantry MONTHS Lieu
tenant O. II. Fish, First cavalry, two months.
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grains quiet Cana! fregAts Arm. at s7c On aour and lo
On wnsee g New York Iake lmports-s6 90 busheis
whaaei 80 bosheb barley. Canal exports-soo -.
nour, - 800 bushels wheat, II, ~ bushels barley.
Flour very dull, and declined Soc. Whest d.ii ana
ceo.ined e. &C. sales 900 bushels At soc for spring
and deo'ned %: Oats dull, and declined L. Receipts
todayS,o00 bbs. -four, 5000 bushels wheat 10 800
bushels corn. Shpments-2 100 bbs four Ia 600 bush
ca wheat 700 bushols corn The receipts since the ist
OF August up 70 the present time, compared with last
year show an Increase OF l30 900 bb -four ana 900
bushels wheat Tho shipments are In about the same
proportion
MILWAUKEE, Nov. Z, 1850.
Flour steady. Wheat quiet II S7c. go. Corn and
oats gu and unchanged.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 2, 1859.
Ohio hour sner, but quotations without change Wheat
guu sales Of red 1t 81 o. and who at u l0 Corn stca-
~ at 40 Mess pork active ct ]ll.
iDnnor, Nov. ., 1859.
Flour duh and unchanged Wheat Arm. Receipts To-
day-6S0 bbls -four, :, 900 bushels wheat
TORONTO, Nov. 2, 1850
Flour arm, prices ranging from a 02k Z SS 8.
whea6ales 10 900 bushes at u lS for white winter,
and eoc y nor spring Barley quiet a. 7oc T6c Oas
steady at $50 . 40c.
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PHILADELfHrA STOCK BOARD.

PaItADEIfRlA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. y 1863.
stocks dah. Pennsylvania State fvcs, 93M; Read
ing Railroad, 1914; Morris Canal AN Long Island Rail-
read, loA. pennsylvania Railroad, SIX. ,o.o
Cotson--Saes to-day 5000 bales at unchanged prices
SAVANNAH, Nov. 2, 1869.
Of ss wes sas
Ieccpts Of last week co. 60 bales Receipts Less than
last year %, $50 bales.
Couon-salcs today 100 bales. Quotations un.
'rhanged. .
Flour dull. Wheat unchanged. Corn-Nothing doing.
Provisions quiet. Whskey dull
PmApE1rH1A, Nov. ., 1854
Flour dull at IS Is o IS so for superhnc. Wheat ed.
vanccd &c. Be-, and scarce: red, 81 30 sl3A Corn
actve sales Of old yellow osc and new at 7oc slc
Coffee advanced 40. whissxey dull at 2Tc. 2s1sc.
Albany, Nov. 80 PM
Flour unchanged demand good sales 1000 bb6.
Wheat dull with small sales Of rcd State at y e, white
canada a q a5 white Michigan a. u 40 Corn n sas
1rsk demand and arm sales $500 bushels winter a.
geo, 900 bushels two rowed AZ rec 49, 5000 bush
Z % de- p;os &c
WISCONSIN a s6c, 800 bushels Canada West at s7Mc.
md 1900 bushels do. on private terms.
Fbur-Demand moderate: prices Unclaimed. wheat
Upper lake spring arer and in fair demands sales 900
IS bus csass ss0 cub s a.
pc. 90 bushels No 1sAfiwsukee club at CSC Corn
e Sa'' ana ana new scSy aes 5000 bushels mIssa
seady; sales 1000 bushels Western al GO Whiskey
nominal g 38Kc Canal freigh frm; l5c ON corn 10
Sn s,, wse beat. &C. e. On Sn four . New York
bushels oats Exports-1 500 bbls 6our 40 ga bushes
wheat 1000 bushels corr o''o's ''S10''
Four steady; demand moderate sales SO bpls' wSea
opened 6rmor, with fair demand for sprinr Int ,sa
quiet: sales 5000 bushels No CHICAGO sprc ~ az
10 600 bushes Kcnosha club at ESQ., 5000 bnsheis q.
NADIA club at 97c., 30 900 bushels Mwaulee cin ~ oo
Corn Sys: and steady sales bushea mixed old and
sales 1000 bushels Western at TO- Whiskey norra :;
2eKo. Canal freights-l6c. corn, l6kc on whoa,
SEQ on -four TO New York. Lake imports-2i o0O mis-
hour, 1000 bushels wheat, 1000 bushels corn, 1000
bushels oss. Canal exports-1 500 bbls. -four, $4,000
bushels wheat, q 900 bushels corn.
OswBgo, Nov. 2-6P. NJ
Flour In good demand and steady; sales 900 bbs at
- rs for spring State and So 37s IS SO for good "a
choice extra Canadian. Wheat in good demand but some
holders are L. &C. above buyers views while others
are yielding slightly in order to realize; sales 600 sh
els Milwaukee club, including IL 600 bushels at u o.
and 1000 Chicago spring al 81 Barley in active deman
and very r saos 600 bushels Canadian at Soc, pa
10 arrive and II 900 boshels private terms. Other
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Married.
ASDxsscs.caowE Wednesday, November ., at
the Church Of the Ascension corner OF Filth avenue and
Tenth street, BY tho Rev Morgan Dix AUGUSTUS AN
pxsoN to SARAH xASoR only daughter Of tho ate Thos
Grove, Esq. all OF this city.
Albany papers please copy
Txxxy-H0rr. --on Tuesday, Nov. l. blythe Rey. j. NJ
Holmes, HsRY x. TxRar, Of Plymouth, Conn, to KATE,
daughter q William J. Hoyt, Of Brooklyn, L. u
6coaT-SrAAsoRD-ln this city, on Tuesday, Nov l. by
the Rev Charles Smelling. BENJAMIN Soor 70 Esr,us A.
STANFORD.
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Invited g al.snd the funeral frs h0r LIE rssAs.e e
out further invitation.
TnAuD.--At Orange, N. j., on Wednesday, Nsv. 3
hA1nps LoUus wife q Paul I. Thebaud and dsushtx q
A. +. Pilot, IN the 22d year Of her age
The funeral will take place Ut st. Marks church, n
Orange or Friday Afternoon, Il clock Cars eave
foot Of Corandt street half past eleven O'Clock and
returning sesve Orange at four O'Clock.
RwYxm-On Monday, Oct. 81, II hs residence Ia Na
verick, JAMES WrEm, aged Il years.
Tue relatives and friends OF tho family respectfully
invited 70 attend bis funeral this day (Thursday) Nov.
3, ut hafpas twelve O'clock at the New Haven depot,
Twenty seventh street and Fourth avenue The remains
will DC Inferred IN Greenwood Cemetery.
David Wood.
The friends of the family are respectfully invited TO at
tend the funeral from her late residence, Fifty third
street. Eesr First avenue, Friday Afternoon a.
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Court Charlottesville Day

SUPRxsE CouRT acknowledgement. Part H.
eS4, 1879 2O67 $780, 2s22 22sS 2a2i 1850 1928 ezra
2o2s, 1879 $3.50, 1885, 254 osl, 1850 1885, 1926 cs4O
$500, 2161, 2642.
SUPREME CouKY-sPse1AL TEaM-l2o, 2s4I., 4l2x. 3l2,
35S, $685. 354, Ala, 372, 1914, $50.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CouRr.--S6, 67 IS, 70, 49, %,
So. "a, 81. IS.
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Boston brethren expected Fred. to deliver
fraternity lecture there on Tuesday, but they
were disappointed, a. he did not show himself
A poor, pitiful coward, it Is to be hoped that
The country Is freed from his presence forever.
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Frederick Douglass,

BosroS, Nov. 2, 1850
frederick Douglass was expected 10 lecture in the
FRATERNITY Course Last night, but In letter tho Chair
he stated that he should not appear not considering
k safe for him to BIO in Boston Just His present
whereabouts was not stated.
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OrawinGs OF the Delaware State Isotte-
EDDY CO., Managers Of the
DEIAwARE 0EoR0IA, KENTUCKY MISSOURI STATE
LCrTnRyrs
DuAwARI--Ex1RA CLASS, No. SIS NoyExaxa 2 1859
DErAwARI-CLsss No. SIC, NOVEMBER 2 lssa
-, 60, Is, a. -, 6, Ga, ~, SO, Is, Is, rs, 81.
'N'@-' '''' As' = '-''W 0op, EDDY 4 CO.,
Wilmington, Delaware
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Ins Drewsngs % the Sussex Oounty amt
tcosc'mated ic&ery o. Delaware
FRASOE BRoADBENTs CO..
MASACExG
The Legislature cf t6 STATE OF Detawaro ~ N 49, ess
nAsn2 given 70 France. Brosdbents Co o~v erSo Ter
twuty years Tho undorsigred
ny ao ocverncs Of SAID State suerntsnd he az
ocrs drawn this day
sussEx Cousrr-Cr-ls ls9. NoyInssz = lsyal
IL. IS, SO. 81, 81. Is, 81, 81. ca, GO, 80, 90.
CossotIOArHo Losrxar-0lAss No. lS, Nov. Ian.
81. IA. 90. Al, 45, IS. Is, a, Is, "a. 70. IS.
4Ayl, November = 1862 - \" o'~
JOHN DALI.
ALFRED B. WOOTfEN
FkAhOE, BROAUBEHrs CO.
WtlmlnGtou. Dbl
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Fire ut Prvyidenc,e.

PROVIDENCE Nov. :, 1864
The lumber yard Of Asa Pike, in this city together with
three or four small buildings destroyed by Gre this
evening LOGS about 10000.
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+. Y. Spa ented November 1, 1850, by
BAII4OU BROTHEkS, 400 Broadway. All iafyingcmcn,s
punished according to Law.
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Holloway's Pills.-By Preserving Our
wives and daughters from disease shall % posts
ry vigorous health Females Of all sgce copsti,ons and
conditions VIII be greatly benefited BY keuso OF these noon
parable medicines = "
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lent powder proof locks and bars Also NJ and bursu
ar PROOF ssIeH Depee ~ Murray street, q Cd
NORBERT ~ pArpYcx
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Fire 1t Lincoln, Mas.

BosroS, Nov. 2, 1853.
the Orthodox church at lincoln Mass, totally De.
Z uoysd by IRE last night. Less $4,000.
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English Cricketers.-An Impexaal Pho
cgraph q The IAN England Elevea now exhibition q
RRADT'S Gallery 643 Broadway Of Beecker sfoe
also sereoscopic visw Of the cricket ground
era playing. Copies Of The sereoscopio v1ow tg iala
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Hexrfng's Patent Champien Fire
and burglar proof safeA ~ Broadway, corner Of Murs
street. New York.
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CristsdOro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou-
pesMThe best h tho world Wholesale and retail and he dys
privately applied No. AsOr HOUSE
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T0lman's Self ventflatfng Sprfu~ He'd
and Mattress coznhincd purifes ITSELF 67s Broadway
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Barry's TricOphexous - the Best ana
cheapest article for dresng beauyng cleaning c,,rils
preserving and restoring As hAiz. Ladies' Try Bod b q
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Grover q Bakers Noiseless Family Sew,
ing Machines a. reduced prtces.
,.ss BRoADwAY, NEW YORK,
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Wigs o., Toupocs and Hair Dyc.-Cam.
ER0Ns 10 Fulton street. Brooklyn. For style and quaS
No challenge the world
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Moody,s Perfect Fitting Shirts. Half
dozen for S. Novelties In English scarrs ties &C. al
MoODY's shirt emporium Is: Broadway
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Extra Heavy All Wool Undergo rment
all sizes, FOX men, women and children at MCLAUGHLIN
$50 0reenw ich street. corner of Murray.
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Williamson BrOthers-Beauty and Art.
Exhibition free 2se Fulton street. Brooklyn
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ostce s0a broadway, New York.
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PROVIDENCE, Now 2, 1859
The bark Dragon, Capt Mcfarland, Of and for Salem,
which sailed from Zanzibar August 81 got ashore
rest about forty miles south Of that place. and remained
three days humping heavily She got of and towed
back 70 Zanzibar September A. by the British shipofwar
Give Her kcol brskon sternpost started, and she
Otherwise badly damaged that che was condemned
The Give Was awarded 90 200 salvage.
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An Ambrotype for . shilling, or = Pho.
tograph for dollar. For nkenesses, they perecon
Ike an elephant Is Ike s kind BY HOLMES 5 RroedSay
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The Massachusetts Liquor Agency.
Bosrcs, Nov. 2, 1859.
Sn Jacob Sleeper has declined the liquor agency ten
ered him by Gov. Banks, In place OF George r. Burn
ham, resicpad.
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Get Your Fall Style Hat Of White, gle
Broadway, Bsrnum's Museum.
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Brady's Gallery has 1&eMSved from $50
Br6l01y to a. Broadway Of Bieeker street. Photo
srsphs. Usgueneotypes and Ambsctype1
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Mrs. Windows Soothing Syrup.-NIrs.
Wnslow an experenced nurse and female physician has
The PROCESS Of eethng BY scenng the gums reducing ali
inflammation will aay an PAIN and Is to regulate the
solves and relief and health your infants Perices
Ill Sold everywhere. Price only Is cents bo.s
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Sailing OF the Europa.
BosroN, Nov. 2, 1859.
The Cunard steamship Europa sailed to-day at noon,
with seventy passengers for Liverpool and fourteen
|Sor Halfax, and $500, 900 in specie.
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Fall OF 1s50.-Harr1s & Russak's Fall
style Of silk Hats for gentlemen, only s. Also their unequal
led assortment Of Misses youhs' and chrens fancy Hata
and Caps, at 20 Bowery, ae Grand street and 81 Eighth
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The Ksnses Nlection.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 2, 1853.
special despatch 10 the Republicans gives the official
|vote Of the recent election In Kansas as follows
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CredftabIe.-A Good Joke Is Told or an
Ohio editor who recently took coomporary copy
Ing choice scraps from bis editorial columns and not giving
credit for them The contemporary replied By saying that
did not do credit busness Neither does KNOX the Halter
Fulton street and Broadway ye he does
that rebounds uauch 70 hA credit
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Non-Arrival or tho America.
SAcKy1rIx N. B., Nov. ., 1859.
There no signs Of the steamship America at Hall
ax when the line closed at eight O'Clock this evening
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Meade BrOthers' Old Established Gal
cry Of unvalled Photographs and Dagucreoypcs Pictures
taken daily S Broadway four doors above As.or House
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Rupture Cured by Marsh & Co.'s Radi-
cs cure Tru They also keep sk Elastic STOCKINGS Tor
for defcrmies made 10 order. No vesey street
House, New York
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In the trot to day between Flora Temple and Princess
thc former won In three straight heats. Time
c28k.
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DR.. Kennedy, Proprietor Of Kennctly's
Medical Discovery win be HIS oce under tho Smithsonian
House. Broadway tentrance Houston street, from to
sh inst All VINO are aficted with scrofula, crysipcas,
any diseases Of he skin, invited to call Advice gratis
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nroadway MODIFY Styles OF Clothing .

D1UuWW8y NUUWy CSy1rS " ~EOtutWN nv
the following prices
QyERCOATS, neat article, Sl1
BUSINESS SUITS $40 to SIS
PANTS AND VESTS, % 70 81
GyERCOATS, snperlne. $50
At DKUMGOLD 4 PROCHs, 2tt Brcnfvsy
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u v. HAU6HwOUT 4 CO,
II. 4Sa 400 and 49c Broadway
Corner of Broorne street ". T..
would call the attention parties about to refrnish their
houses aud tho public generally their elegant
assortment OF
HOUSE FURNISHING GOOIS
comprising China Glassware Ftures Silver and Piatd
Ware, Mirrors Cutlery, Clocks Br ,nzes Pnan Statuary
vsses and fancy goods Of description Having
cent buyers in Europe they are continually receiing fresh
their stock the latest and choicest novelties Of Tie English
French AMI German maykes
HAYETTYS INDICATED PAPER
VI Is obtaining immense patronage and celebrity An IN
equalled article Of comfort None genuine without r
Gsyety, N. " Ia water In each sheet
For sale by all druggists and the depos Ann street sn
40 broadway,
HARpERs FERRY-STRANGERs DESTROYS or
making themselves acquainted with the position OF Har.
perB Ferry referred TO te November Of App
TONS Illustrated Railway Guide, pages l56 lyy,