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News from the Pacific

ST JosKPH, Mo-, Oct is, 1850
The pony express with Francisco dates the 9th
inst, reached here to night, twenty four hours late
The news 10 unmporspt.
sAs FRAsclsco. OFT. 8, 1850
Arrived 4tb, ship Challenge, New York; 9th, alarm,
Boston; chip Meor, Bordeaux; 9th, steamer Golden Age
having IN tow the steamer Stephens which sailed
hence llth ult for Panama II win require months
and OF $50 900 repair the John Stephens Toe
passengers by the Golden Age arrived IN good health
twenty five days from New York
Sailed 4th. ship GAngce, Valparaiso; bark Wavelet,
shanghae The clipper ships Panama and Challenge have
chartered and take cargoee OF and -four for
Liverpool The thp Nonpa',e ha cleared for Falmouth
England with goo sacks Of wheat aud Is 600 feet
lumber
Holders OF goods have shown anxiety within the last
lew 10 realize al the rates to which prices ad
vanced but the offerings free after the arrival
Of SIX assorted careoes from domestic Atlantic DO Us TO be
all carried BY the trade, the effect has been 70
nominally depress prices without eiiectiag sales.
which, were any transactions really cousummated, a
positive decline would be established Candles are slow
81 22c 22kc. Coffee quiet and unchanged Coal firm.
Provisions weaker and heavy Crushed sugar cannot
DO quoted above lao. 10 day China No would be ain
cult to place at &c. Spirits turpentne has sold 81
Liquors are rather fat Wheat continues steady at
changed rates. Late arrivals Of tonnage have been
engaged 81 full freights.
The pony express with 81 Louis dates to the 2Is ar.
rived at San Francisco the 4th
Two bres broke out early simultaneously In Gan Fran
cisco, on the evening OF the An. The first consumed
wooden buildings In Drum street, between Sacramento
and California streets, to he value OF IS 600 The
copd swept the wooden buildings FROM lot $50 feet
square, the of Broad way and Front street.
causing $40 COO lose.
hre IN the town Of Headsburg, Sonora county on the
3D. destroyed property the business centre valued at
$40 COO
The Hawaiian yacht Emma Eoake arrived on the sib
from Honolulu via Victoria bringing Prince Lot Kane
hameha and party They have since considers
bic attention from the city and State unctonares The
presence OF the royal party however, exctes more curl
oeity than prsotca interest.
Showers Of rain fell throughout the State on the nigh,
Of the 30 and 4ih, indicating early approa ii Of the
rainy seassn
Late Or gon advccs represent matters precisely as
despatched by the last express. There was growing
impression that Senatorial election would take place
this eea,cn.
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Arrival. ana D.p.uu,.s



HlwN9rc-StaAwssp tofusia-l0ha Srhui,e, wife and
tttf elte fsn. Sss.iett bfsrh en-. soim.nn
Mteten tn.fs f. bpckahs-b r Nutsnsron Fanny
Fersefh.in his tiol ste y. uis hoee-r Ne sers.
taais ssstsch,. hsrn-etl shss, Mr. solomon, sriss
Fctshg snd rhid A F0rrberR \ Bsr9rr Rev u
Krnt pstrira Hush~aner. rs,l Lsckm-nn rnippi5-
wffe Us ,en rsesr and chlt n Forster pris
children Pm Braun VII. chi a ehsris,e Hertz,
q fisrrsh "A 10 krnst Msnxoid. : hsef-r John
1uiri, serbia iu.eer kcksrer siis and three Chi
tebuir Rno uoka IN 0'hea rersun anf chilare,
rsnry sBssnE g ssrkrvutrr rtsnsnscs' Ksifch.
kfs1cstn RIa N.imsh, s'A'l nussner, tmi srte~ "a
ouis simon kr~st Hslis Frdse Ncols s1tb.
ph stsrt fsrh schlusp AraHeis hu,ho Herr lseA -rn
blobucre rnl rrrre,, In 6efeh Francis hoha d, sbcn
bsfg.r-s M Hi N the s'seras..
Rntsso~p-Sseamshp Yortt,wn-R " roe, wuf~rn poni
nes n usmsurs l. Ea1.y. r r wst,or y s,evess tx
Munns W . Pierce wm psnsnn, lyon Tsof, Geo Nj he'll
III Neville Chss Mrs Rand lph Miss Ran 10 on Mrs
,hsprssn, " h 1aNou Mrs cisrxs snd daughter, Mr.
pEvARTU
IfvrproOt=nhp breath .usht-wm Hlxxus, J Mo,r..
crdit che cr~'sr R,ctsdJ Brooms, jas , B1k-r-
and lie " second cabin sud ssersgs
Ricnsore Ac -sssmsAlp Roancke-E Lampher lanes
Jonee, hdwsrd Roach Hamm-ll and sdy lht~ Wssens
ard scn Usbyp, John Nc.~l An John vsleaiae NJ
,r,asains' JcAs'o, n's Hsa'sy ,sslr, W
Hesley. nr bs assanu. niss Anessnd In The seersxe
Logger vsfs b~N 4 c,nl.rn-n A~s MARI wr-,n.
nrosn gsip,n sed ,ie. Mrs. n.,L Las. ~ --ses
Hctrrs etmuh Rsrss, bsriltaa . to-~ss So
varaxh bernard eckrnertvawes Nnsr rerhsnr Mrs asr
t-e Infant srd s~o ehlersn. JnauA parsky ay ~,
s.a.. ssn. %. m.ss s s.r ~ R,y ss,s
In W ssssNse-
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Splss a Id Il ace on the Hudson.

The steamboat Daniel Drew, having discontinued her
trips The day route for the ssason wi for the pur
po.e - gratifying the curiosity 81 certain individuals
hold herself readiness unit, the 27ih of the prcseut
month, to m.se uisi trip from New York TO Albany
with any uo~ built, for one thousand dollars
up~Ard,, tLe ~.ess - &c from this d.e-,ne boats
g. ttart the f5rt Of tush street, North river, ut
eight o'clock A. NJ u With their usual tackle,
used Ia their ordinary business
Any pertoD persons baylng steamer that they
think beat her have opportunity 10 make
profitable uir by calling o. The tubscriber, No 2s3
RI, adwsy, Albany J. W. HARCOuRf
OCT IL, 1850
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vHrLADxrrWl srpcr DotHp.
fu1IApsryMs, Oct rs, 1900.
Stocks DUN fcnnsylvsa stat Gs, efI, ke&d
ing Railroed, 2sH NORRIS OAns az Iorg Island Rail
road, lsts; rennsyivann aaroaa, toA sssi ennhanss
on New York ~ par. -
Nsv OpixAv@. Co,. ~. 1880
Cotton has advanced sais 6sx Ia 100 hass At Nc
sr1xc Sugar steady ~ o. ssssc Tor fair 20 fuiy air
holasses, ste . co. tlpr quist Al % sfh - 20
RIO crsee. Es.c axs. Freight cotton ~ Liver
pool, 1od. SIGHT es,hanse 90 Ne- York Y DE 70 par
Mosuk, o., IL. 1880.
Cotton salee 70 day 5000 baes, ~ 1okc al okc for
nddling. Msrkct drm.
sAvAsxAH, Oct IL 1850
Cpttop-sxlrs 20 day 800 tales At advance Of 10
CuAKssrov, Oct II, 1890.
oo,,on-ssles . 400 bss ssrxe, rrn
BAlrIxoRs, Oct Is, 1850
Flour stsady. Wheat active, and advsncea 30 a DC :
red 81 IS ~ a.: white 81 - ~ 10 Corn STEADY
mixed &c go Provisi6ts am Whisky out stQl1c
rruiApNrhls Ost ts, 1850
Flour arm: sales ooc BIOS a s5 SIX for -nset Doe
wbest arm sale. 700 bushels; rod VI 10 "a 60.
wbie, 81 a. VI 90 ,cvu rsuysnt ssies go osshs@
yellow 81 T3xc s.ccvieions quiet CoGee-Ro, 13kc
loo whassS steady 81 - aa3yc
rosr steady. Wheat DUH Rys-sAis zoe saAs'a
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A ppcT w ARKlssas The Governor Of Arkansas
Eiss Conway, he's issued proclamation 70 the militia
o. the sas directing them 70 .prepsrc for trouble and
ossssr" 10 This remarkable docamen, Governor Con-.
way exc the snsuar belief that the peril Of tbs
south comes NOT from iht Nrh but from the mschina
pnus ~ Great britain He sayss-
MS my opasou that tho Brit.h government ,he real
and rstissnr r. tha mischis End ontraxes per
srsed hgsinss the slave ~tavs srd that n zoe iasy
esfs Gsver neut ant ~ The patriotic peopls OF
ttf Unite. yates, " boc tne B~'sf soytrnys rcspon.
Stasee
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NEWS FROM THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
Ovsrtarss OF the Bach Republicans TO
the Soush-The FOgistve slave Law 40
be Enforced by Lsa.oia-rns ri,is 10 the
Old Dutch Church Property, &c., &c.


BLACK ExPrBlIcss oyrsrrNss To ma 30 III
Rgnors rife about e1t'aariinay oyeftures from
the republicans 10 tue Ssulh u The leaders there viii
cuiy keep quiet me political gamblers beginning 10
concentrate In Washington Lincon cannot
carry the government IL he Il elected. cSrwn
that Lincoln VII execute ihs Fugitive sase las 70
the letter sDd that he ~ continuance abolition
OF slavery the Dist,ct coaos -ith1at the consent
q the irhssi ans Rspcit ssys hat combinations
forming which viii sstoopd the country.
m oDIox PsorxErY.
me question Of the ysiohy title Of The Old Dutch
church. where the prerent New YORK city rsst Once u
located having been submitted 70 the Attorney General,
he hods ailer partial Of the ti,e that tho
church convey It's property discharged Of any claim
on part OF the vault hodeIs The main question 81
title 70 property has yet decided BY the At
sorney General That separate and distinct question
the Attorney General has approved Of the tile Of the
Tr1y property, recently purchased BY the government
for Post once In Philadelphia.
AN AnnY oyyrcxR psogrxp TIVE ROLLS
me President has ,nAs the 81 Lieutenant
robn prysdale OF the rhrd rcg Of artillery, be
dropped from rolls OF The army, be having repeaseay
drawn his psy for the mouths, aud having
failed 70 appear before court marital
vrsorua AND SECESSION QUESTION
leasing and Influential member "a Cong rc~s from vir
Sina len here q DAY two sao, and before leaving he
a,s,ed 20 friend tins, he hal iaa IN the event of
IAnoolns election that nc delegation from Virginia
would take ,beir seats Tho House o. representatives,
n IA stated 90 very oest -o,hor,sy thai meeting
OF the delegation ncadns -s"rs aud rspresestssv YES
has been called ~ili sxs sece several weeks prior
20 the ven,rg Of CGsrcsz The object Of the meet
ing IA only Known 10 the Inflated
NAVAL eRDKss
PaymAsier CunI ina BAN, Hho has been stationed At
Annapolis has been ths Uaitd safes slcop
war vsndss dcsiueo ior the Eat ladies Pap master
O. 10 ar accomplished gentleman And ~a have host o.
friends wherever he may 30
PAymaster Carpenter been ordered TO the soop OF.
war sus,oEs, bound ior the eoast a Afrcs
ooSprnos ~ nss rRsAsuRY.
me receipts into the Treasury the FIRST quarter OF the
present nscai year, oomnepcirg With july, are about
sis coo 600 tboss during the present. ~eer, ts7To 900
subject 70 Gran, N,iss ooo.
1RoeSs osDxxaD 10 vsxks cAHsosStA.
me number Of troops be 10 California and
Texas IL spwards Of thcassnd. rno~e for the former
STATE 20 Via The isshmus
Genera iaDe bias re,agned from rs Kentucky estate
CAPTAIN
rbe ptstol a valuable relic OF the Nasbirgton family,
satcr Nv Captain Cook Colonel Washington during
the Harper Ferry raid oear resan.d W the latter
By Thaddeus HyAit -ho recently recsivct y from an un.
known source
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apfne Court.
n ID non. Iulge Mrc.r,AY

y fore Hon. Judge Mccarthy
Ocr ls-Wm. Butler % S0sskh0r,mer -This was
an for damages tor assault and battery Tho par
,es reside Fort wsshing'ou and appears that boy
r the employ ~ the defendant drove the bc
loueinr To pisintn 10 poul for trespass An angry
stercsIon .bsnrd the 81 81 July last In which the
p.sn,d GATED the boy mar, ~hrreupon Mr. 8, tbe de
kbcant struck the pls'I IN melee cnsucd, aud the
piAiatHs Jaw ~ss broken
rns Couft gave jnsamsIt for plaintiff for 500
The cage "a the " nc,s poy Who .aed FOR board for
hs ALLEGED vile, Ads, VISA assin postponed
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OMAHA, y. T., Oct. IS, 1880.
The election return, ali excep, hss from shorter
and saline counties Morton democrat his o. majority
for delegate Congress The counties 10 hear from
VIII probably increase 10 ibo The Legislature
stands = House-RepubIcsns 81 democrats, II. Coun.
ci-Rspubiicans, o; democrats Q, in doubt l. The for
ner reports, giv,rg Daily majority. are Incorrect
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News from Havana and yenczu.ia.

NV UkIEANs U1t IS, 1900
Tie Star OF the West, from HAvara 10TH arrived here
10 day.
Sugar was Quiet at So assl reals for 10 IL Stock,
$50 Oo0 boxes trcighs inactive. Exchange on New
York, "a a pIem.om; On LONDON, IL lax
1he te as Is unimPoriant.
Venezuela aovlces o the 2lst ult state that 10 cense
quence o ,he Spanish nste, havpg anded bis pass
ports and left tn counry all tue psosa ciiizsns were
leaving The difficulty relates 70 the refusal 10 pun the
muroeros 81 certain Spaaisb citizens and make indeg
nity therefor The question referred 20 Madrid for
adjustment.
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The SATURDAY CONCERTS IN THE CENTRAL
. PARK.-Tbe Saturday concerts in the Central
Park continue to attract large crowds, not only
of the masses, but of the elite of our metropo-
Titan society. The October aspect Of nature,
with its translucent atmosphere and gorgeous
foliage, is peculiarly calculated to produce an
exuberance and an elasticity which render open
air epjoyments more delightful. Hence the
Central Park concerts induce at this season. a
very large attendance OF splendid equipages,
which cannot be equaled 10 any city in the
world. The Park has just now very fair
drive, sufficiently completed to make ii enjoya
BILE, and 1t must be apparent to every one that
the facilities which the Central Park affords
have done much TO stimulate the taste for fine
carriages, first Glars horses and outdoor plea
sure. Our moneyed citizens, who formerly spent
Immense fortunes on the decoration OF palatial
mansions, adorned them with the rarest works
OF art, and overloaded them with articles of
aertu, for the purpose OF entertaining young
New York in fine style, ana affording an oppor-
tunity to the same class very often to smash up
some of these beautiful things ia their awk ward
devotions to the Terpslchoreai altar, are now be-
ginning to direct their expenditures in the d.
rection Of splendid carriages ana blood horses.
Thus we see our carriage repositories becom-
ing more numerous. and marked attention be.
ing paid TO the cultivation OF horsefesh.
This we consider very salutary, because it
will induce q large class of the community to
seek for that enjoyment ia the open air which
they have hitherto looked tor only ia the close
and heated SALOONS of fashion and conven-
tionality
When the Central Park IL finished, in some
i've years hence, we may expect to zee a mag
nifcent display Of equipages that no city in
Europe can equal, enliy.ning the October after
moons OF our grand metropolitan boulevard.
And there is peculiarly about the carriages
of New York construction that those Of Lon
don or Paris cannot boast. Tney are light,
airy and graceful. The eqnipsges seen in
Hyde Park are heavy numbering concerns,
adorned, 1t Is true, by the coronet on the
panels or the massive hammer cloth, but
withal neither beautiful nor suggestive Of that
rapid motion which imparts such a charm to
Carriage exercise. But the American equipage,
on the contrary, com bines with beauty OF con-
etrucdon IN airinsss aud elasticity in keeping
with the mercurial disposition OF the people.
Thus the Central Park, in . few years from
now, will present display Of dashing equi-
pages which neither London nor Paris can
equal.
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banks, though they may have millions OF dollars
at their backs men whose experience Of life
has been confined solely to the counting room
and the ledger. Estim able they may be ia
every relation, but ignorant Of the forms and
elegancies Of refined society, as they proved
themselves on the occasion referred to.
The fact ID that the younger portion of the
families of our wealthy citizens have been &C.
customed Of late to travel much in Europe,
and they have acquired taste for the
habits and that kind Of society always availa-
BILE In the European capitals, which they find
very difficult to cultivate at home, and hence
we see numerous families breaking up their
establishments here and settling down in Paris,
Vienna, Florence, or In some beautiful villa on
the Rhine. In the cities OF Europe there are
always to be found numbers of people who,
though not millionaires, hut possessed Of mode
rate incomes, merely make social entertain
ments study, and thus succeed in creating
around them circle OF the most cultivated
and refined society, of art and literature, of wit
and intellectual briliaDcy, which in this city of
incessant labor whole century perhaps will
not behold; and thus il happens that SO many
of our wealthy families seek with avidty
those enjoyments in Europe which riches can
not purchase here.
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THg EAErIarASE IN Bo>r1s -The earthquake 70 Assaa-
sresd, reported oy teisgra ~ observed a
the bridge Observatory Tns 50st y Tr1or - ycs
tefday says..A gentleman OF tne Ooservas1ry, Cam.
bridge who sleeps Ia upper N the building, vas
awakened few nputes before sx O'Clock thls
ing by unusual hote Viii III he at once rec gulzed as
Similar 10 that of che earthquake expeY nced % New
England some twelve years ego There Eppasently
viryatory moun ~ The earth lasting ten nteen az
combs, which raied the and blinds and eh0oS
the bed =
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esmrt cs,enAar-Thi. Day.

SUPREME C0Usr-iIRcrH Part l-Cnurt Of Oyer and
fermiper Part 2--Nes 5f3s. 20i4. 2iSs, bb4S 1885,
tel2 $3.50 5ss3 5a3e 26s9 $3.50 $3.50 659s 5000 $685.
42a7 5ias 6slI 1926 627I a5l5 1854 1921, 52Ia 51t7
1904, Pas t27S, Ass, Ass
Superior corRr Ne aa5 1893 $50 GAL a4s, 1872 762,
764 $50 5sl sls Ss 500 500, $40, 96i 9dS sj, 500,
OFT, 500, sos, sos, $40 si4
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NR. YAScKY AT ROCHESTER.

KoCHfsrKR, Oct. IS so.
Corinthisn Hall crowded last gut t,hesr ysnces-
l. Hoyey, President, assisted by numerous Viz rresi
dents Great ertnssissm Spoke three hoars eoqusnty
and impresspfy, making dgoaed, calm and able ap-
peal 10 the conservative Of all parties TO unite 10
pu down sec,ons aggression the SOUTH aud for the
rights OF the South in The Union under the oonsa
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NsNa from lhz Plains.

BRowSryuIx, Mo, Oct is, 1880.
Capt. Gaines with hts surveying party reached this
city last evening He has been engaged upon the govern
ment surveys, west o. The six principal merdsns for
past two months. He reports country rich soil and
well waered with scarcity Of timber, except upon
Little Blue river and its tributaries. large party OF
Pixies Peakers arrived his morning and left The boat
They brought large amount OF eold and report mining
matters favorable.
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Fire "a Toledo.

ToLsno, Oct IS, 1900.
About three o. ,lcck th. morning nre broke o.,
the head o. summit street. ~ the bakery ofM worts
Son, which consumed SOM eghteer buildiogs In tue
square bounded BY Moorcc, summit sud Perry street,.
entirely clearing hair the square Tho buildings we're
mostly o. wcod Ioss i25 co. q 81 oc0 about Mari
az which Z covered by irsufante
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WHITES GAsDss This evening Mss Cashman taxes hsr
frst benth, at this theatre appearing 10 the innortd
Meg. We presume her Giepds and sianircrs, Who are
counted In esons viii gather round her - night, Ia
sponsc 70 this her DIRT appeal since her retara.
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News from Rio Jauetro

INV ORLEANS DC. Is, 1890.
The bark Trieste, from Rio Janero August 70, has
arrived here
Coffee firm in consequence Of from the uaited
staes Sales Of the week So 1000 bags Exchange on
London 26lt 26i4
The ste,mship Moses Taylor sailed the 2i.h for
Va
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teri+s WOOD, EDDY Co. Managers Of the
DELAWARE KENTUCKY MISSOURI STATE LorTsRtH.
DEIAwAsK Extra CIAss ao7, ocroRKR ia 1850
8, 90, 81. 80, 80, So, SO, %, a. %, 80. 10, 45.
=, DElAwAax.clAs 4ss ocroasR IS 1860 -
IL, bs, so, ~. IL, Al, !, so, %, q, 81, rs, so.
Cncusrs cent free q cssrgs bx addressing either to
Or WOOD EDDY CO., Sc Louis Missouri
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CnrpsIt On Wednesday morning, Orfooer ~, ssIn
hiI.y A CAnprniI, widow Of the lAss jams '~"po''
Net % years "a v.,scav.
Her friends and those 81 her soss JAW a..~s-
ceuv ~ ara AIer asdes GAs, respectfully invea 70
sSteod ths funeral ssrvioss, Without asn1s uVss~'
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New York Canal Tolls.

ABAsr Oct, IS, 1880
The canal tolls for the second week In ostober are
sI2s $50 1859 they l6a 3et the tolls from the
opening 10 &c, I5 81 $50 os5 DO for tune lat
year, 81 2TT oil
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The ATago Outward Bound.

CAPR RACE, oct Is, 1880.
Tie steamship Arago, from New Yors 18Th, passed
Cape Race at O'Clock this mornipg. borDd to
Southampton and Bavre, and boarded By tho news
yacht All well on board.
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New York state Politics.

AiaASr, Oct is, 1870.
The republicans OF the Third Assembly district have
nominated Robert ruyp, Speaker Of the Assembly.
Montgomery county doubtful II Is claimed BY both
parties but the resal. depends altogether Ameri
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The steamship Nova Scosian, from Liverpool 4h via
Londonderry 9th inst pssred here at Ave 70 day
rosGs TO Quebec News ANTICIPATED.
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Drawings OF II. Frances Delaware

sussxk covsrv, Class 2ae ocroeER IL 1850.
70, "a, 50, ~, ~ S. So Z, 81, 40, TO- 2i III, s..
CossottnArrn LorrrRs, Class 1856 ocrosss IS. 1850.
s, "a, 80. 61, AZ. az, 81, So, l, 81, IL, 50.
X FRANCE,
Wimiu g.ou, Delaware.
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THs UsIos TIcKyT Nav fosE.--rhe following are
tue u.mes o. men, their preferences the Pre-
sideptis a. tton, who compose the Union electoral
ticket H. the State
Al
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Flora Temple Again . wsunss,

Not xithstanaing tho bad cnudhon ~ the ts,k tho
between Fors Temple srf Patchen or here THIS
afternoon, resulting IN favor Of Flora rme-2s 20
and 22b
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Ladies' Cater Boots, les. 10 eos Slips
nd TEES Or Ia Ter par Bra, Miss' and Ofi.dr,ns
Ros hos OF al stsles and prices At MILLER co.'s
sS Gao al street.
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the ha, Is will entitled 10 honorable
mention In s for manufacturer has devoted
more ability and t.tt. sheve perfection In his business
than himself Hs Fall Hat evidence Of his exerion and
beauty novelty Of desrn and becomngness this At
Iscve fabric with nj A.. Buy your bat at KNOX s,
2l2 Broadway
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StefnwRy q sons Overstrung Grand
ard square Pianos considered the
are warranted for five waeroows 81 and 81 Walker
street.
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White, the Halter, has Introduced the
Newcastle soft Has Something and gay. AT ZIG Broad
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Crtssad0ro's Hair Dye. wigs and Tou-
the best IN the world wholesale and retail and the Dye
vryaiely applied No. 8 Astor HOUSE.
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Card Photographs, FL, 81; Large Size.
coored 81 COO taken daily III HOLMES Gallery, 1876
Broadway, BY Walker street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-19

"A Clear Com ple xton" IL Desired by all
ladies' Use PHALok's snow White Oriental Cream"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-19

Grover a. Bakers celebrated NoissIess
ses Ma hines the IN for family swing 495
oadwsy New York And 49, rul'on street Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-19

Brooklyn Photox phs- mson's
Gallery. Istsb,hhed 1881 Inhibition unsquslled.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-19

"BesuttfuI Complexion PhaIon's
"snow White OricLtsi Cream" Price soc per byilo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-19

"Lndfes' BsautiHer',-Ph Aion Il Sons
Snow v hite Oriental cream Sold by all druggsx
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-19

herrfng's Patent Champion Fire and
BuI slsr oo safes 2l Broadway OF Murray street.
Ne,u Anuk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-19

Eureka Sewing Machines Price $50.
Can he paid Tor in weekly amounts agents wNnt-L Jm.e
to3 Brrseway Machines rented desi I'd. Parties tsugh,
free a. charge,