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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-17
Political Ipt1iIiA ence.

BrRsNo Tnx Constitution there are a large number
Of the supporters of Mr. Lincoln In the Eastern states
who declare that the constitution OF the Uu,ed .ites Is
covenant with he'll, !" and annual make bon arc
Of il.
ABOLITION CAsprDArxs The abolition
Jerry in opondaga county have nominsiei for
the Assembly First disrict Isaiah WILCOX; second,
C. d Mills; Third, Benjsmin Horton.
osrcAL vc1x vxzsosrs-The Legislature of Yer
have counted up the votes Tor Governor At the Sep
tsmber election, and the following a. the re-
suit
Rrssius Fairbanks, rep. ...................Gls 1888
John SAKE, douglas dem 1875
Robert harvey, Breckinridee deua............ 2ll5
RKrrRucASs ~ Three black republican Tide
Awake clubs have been formed IN Wheeling, Va
THr LATE LOCAL ELECTIONS MrslssTrri--rhc vicks
burg Wlie Of the OH inst. Gays
We have the cheering Of the result OF the
late county elections In every instance whore party
iinrs drawn the Union men trumphed. The demo
crazy have been united in these county elections and
the result looks very much the Bell and Everett men
have ajoriiy over both combined Ia Attela, Tisho
mngo Yasoo Marshall aud other counties the secession
lists have been slsnaiy put to rout
RyPrmicAs s1Ar Consrrxs-Thc black republicans
State Committee will meet At tine Osborn House, In the
city OF Rochester, m Thursday, Oct IS
ON CAV JAcrsro on sTrnr.-General Houston ad-
dressed people Travis and other counties OF Toxas
in favor Of the Orion, Saturday, ed ul At Austin
TINS USioa ELECTORAL Taxrr IN NAV JERsnY "A perfect
storm Of Indignation has greeted the propoes 10 With
craw the un electoral ske. In New Jersey The ticket
made good 10 faith, and was accepted By 4
large msory Of the conservative Of the Stale.
II cbrtcts every wing of the anti Lincoln forces and
win be supported by a who honestly desire 70 defeat
pubianMm.
Ttsfos TEsSsIIvANA The town Of Leckry, IN
Bedford county Pa at the ate election gave Curtin 200
and Foster In 1856 Buchsnan bad vote,
Fillmore Understanding that In the rest Of the
state BELL democrats had united, these &c
voters "fused. = and vent for Foster.
sEtE%Ios The Huntsville (Aa) Ldrooak sage" We
understand from per,opal consultation, or whit
gard reliable authority that all merchants matter
what their party sfhaiicns have returned from tn,
North In favor Of secession and resistance II Lincor
| should be elected
| PKSxsrivASa JsnrD Stairs ssSAToR The black re
pubcars have commenced squabbling In Pennsylvanis
see Who shall be Senator IN place OF Mr. Bgler DAvic
| wiinot, John ". Forney Morton Michael, Alexander
Mcclure, en- Governor Pollock, Recder, Thadaeu'
Stevens hi sfer, Henry Carey and william o Mann
| are up and dressed and ready for the place.
Tn usos PARTr N NEW HAxIs1nRS The Bell and
Everett party of New Hampshire have made complete
electoral ticket II thought that they will be able TO
poll q few hundred votes
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Tn. Boston w.ssiy Bank statement


Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK DoAkD.
rurAnuyTuA. Oct. 10, 1890.
Gocu trm PcsnsyivDa State Sc. ST.; Read
Ina Railroad, 2s,s Morris Canal, @& Long Island Rail
rosd i4< pennsylvsnis Ra-oad. az. sight exchange
on New yorx st par
NV 0ptxAxs. Oct 1s 1890
Ooston eslcs 10 day 0co haes steamers caused
grester f-rress mdding At 10fo lie. saes Of three
os,s, $1,000 bsles, receipts Of three days, a.
200 hses. sgautt IS COO the zane time last year:
receipts lsss than year. 81 goo bates all
Sutbern ports less than last year 70 600 Sugar
rsesdy ye~ % Toe for fair 10 fallv fair Aolas-es
tec SIC Flour quiet at % ST. % 90 for supevine
Lard, IN bbls nir rooacco-prices easier but quota
toLs unchanged. Exchange on foodsu, 1ork Q los a,
and with hi'ls OF lsdng foek atoTk SIGHT exchange
Nev York y per oest dscount N per cent premium.
Freights--Ooilon TO Liverpool, . led
Bsfrrworv Oc' fe 1880
Flour dull, hut rates unchanged Wheat quiet but urn
rel, 81 81 81 ~: white 81 ~ 81 66 Corn trm mixed
&c Provisions steady. Co0ee nrm whskey firm
soc. a 22sc
AtpAwy, oct. f6-tP.M
MARKET very dali wheat-ssi~s 10 "a lots 81 s.
White Indian cora Of Cllc, anoai, an CSC In los Tor
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city, Of whom only fifty three thousand voted;
While nearly seventy-nine thousand voted on the
Mayoralty election in December. But thsre is
higher stake on the board nova President and
Vice President Of the United States having to
be elected as well as the State ticket II IS unne
cessary 10 add that the issues involved are OF the
most momeatous character to the whole country.
The State of New York has now to fight the battle
alone in the North against the dangerous fac
ton whose success is but the forerunner of
disaster to the Union; and it may be that the
brunt of the fight will have to be borne by the
metropolis itself, for the interior counties are
not to be relied upon with too much confidence.
Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indiana have been car
ried against the conservative party opposed to
Lincoln and the social, political and commercial
disorder which must inevitably 60 with him;
therefore the part Of the forlorn hope remains
to be played by the Empire State and we re-
peat that the vote cast in this city will, in all
probability, decide the result in the State In
this condition of affairs II will be seen how i'm
should take care that his right to cast bis voice
against sectionalism, abolitionism and anarchy
shall not be lost by neglecdng to register his
name and residence in his election district. 1t
ia certain that larger vote will be cast in this
city in November than there ever Vas before,
for the people are alive to the importance Of
the questions at issue; but there may be many
voters who suppose that because they have put
their tickets in the ballot box at the municipal
election last December they are therefore en-
titled to vote at the coming general election.
To all auch we would say, look well to II that
your names are registered prior to the sixth of
November next. The country cannot afford to
lose solitary vote, which may consign the Sec
tional party of Abraham Lincoln to defeat
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gress was not published. The corrupt measure
will be urged forward Immediately after
the opening Of the next session but We
trust that the conservative voters in this
State, and every State in the North where there
Is chance of success, will unite upon a
angle candidate in every Congressional district
aud thus return a majority in the House of
Representatives who will defeat the plumber
ing project Of the republican leaders.
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Movements or senator Douglas.

KALAMAZOO, Oct. 10, 1860
Senator Douglas arrived here at special train
from Detroit He was met at the depot by an immense
crowd and escorted throsgh the principal Streets fol-
lowed by procession two miles in length An arch
thrown the rtreet having Welcome Douglas"
side and "Popuhr Sovereignty" the other.
Twenty five thousand p.oplc estimated been
present There will DO torchght procession ths eve
ming
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This amount already credited to the State ~ an offset
to the claim OF the United States under the Rock "Rver
Canal Grant," act Of June 49, 1885, there being bal
ancs still due the United States under said grant, January
l, 1880 Of s66,o77 70
Withheld, to NEE, the claim against the State for
lands enormously selected under Improvement Grant
OF septe mber a, Is4I.
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Vermont State Officers Elected

MONTPELIER VT, Dot. 16 1861
In Joint convention OF the two branches OF the Assembly
TO day the fos wing State officers were elected
Secretary Of s.ate-B ". Dean, OF Newfaae.
.tor-Jep,ha Bradley, OF St Albaus
Superintendent Of STATE Prison-Hiram Harlow o. Wind
sor
Sergeant at Arms-E 8. Camp, OF Montpelier.
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Western mixed. Oats better at a0Isc aacat for state
Barley neglected. no sales and supply far wbisksy 2sc
BUFFALO, oct l6-1P.A
Flour steady ard In moderate demand Wheat steady
ard In moderate demand: sales OF 900 bushels No.
club al 81 1 81 10 1000 oushels Green Bay club at
81 10 Corn steady sales 90 900 bushels st 53c
s e' es sU o.sess al &C. oSa Can.
New York Lake imPorts-6 800 barrels -four, 200 0v0
bushels wheat II goo bushels 900 bushels barley
Expor,e-2 600 barrels -four, los COO bushels wheat,
81 900 bushels corn
BUFFALO, Oct lee NJ
Flour quiet and steady; 600 bbls at IS so for
extra WISCONSIN and Illinois, &c IS rs for extra Mch
gan S. 81 so for good choice extra indiana
Ohio, So 76aso rs for double extras. Wheat 10 fair
demand and market easier Nj the close sales IL 900
bushels No Chicago sprine al 81 OF 81 OK, 6s 900
bushels No. Milwaukee club at 81 IL a 81 ID, 5000
saes IL 600 bushels at Soy 900 bushels damaged at
b3c Oats quiet: nales Barley dull at at 65c SIC
lake ,mportss COO sbs -four, a5s COS bushels wheat,
40 Geo bushels ID COO bushels barley. Canal
poris-2 600 bbs Jour- lat goo bushels wheat ID 900
bushels corn
Flour advanced Csc: sales at IS go for extra State.
s. night bushels ad Inosso sprios a. 81 IT,
1000 bushels winter red Western At 81 25 70 day 10 900
bushels No Chicago spr'ns, TO arrive, al 81 ls, and
waukee club al 81 20, 5000 bushels do. II
81 22h, 1900 bushels winter red Western at
quiet; The srmness Of holders and light advance Ia
freight check shipping inquiry Barley and other grains
quiet Canal boats very scarce. FreishB nrm, with an
upward tendency nour 4c., wheat I4c, 1870 TO
New York. Lake mports-l 900 bbs -four, l21 500
bushels wheat 80 400 bushels barley, 500 bushels rye
Canal exports 500 bbs -four, 90 900 bushels wheat,
~ eco bushels corn 500 bushels barley 100 bushels
rye.
CHICAGO. Oct ls-6PM
Flour firm. Wheat dull: sales 81 600 bushels at 90c
for Northwestern club s74c 87hc for No. aud e4c
ssxc for No in store Oats dul-recepts 200 bbs
-four lb5 900 bushels wheat 40 COO bushels corn 1000
bushels oats Shipments6eob bls -four 16i 900 bushels
wheat. Freiehs unseited--sght exchange on New
York at one per cenl premium.
ClScrNNAn, Oct. 10, 1850.
Flour dull at IS s. 10 for supernne. Wheat dull
Corn dull Whiskey dull at 1870. Provisions quiet
Money market steady and unchanged. Sight exchange
New York per cent premium.
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Lynch Law in Nebraska.

UniHA, n. T., Oct 10, $500.
-Four under for nurse stealing and connncd
AT Counci Burs taken from the jail last night and
one Of them named Mcclure found suspended iron
the limb Of a tree the town this morning quite
dead. The others are supposed TO have met the
fate bet their bodies have Jet been found Great
excite meat prevails.
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Inserestfnw Libel Suit.

SeAsEcrADY, Oct TO- 1860.
The Supreme Court met here this morning. The
Of Abel Smith against Joel ". Jones, for alleged libel
contained In publication by Jones relative TO the old
Mohawk Bank, will ii this term. Tho case 10
curious one, and general well local interest
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Esw ORLEANS, Oct. Is, 1880.
The steamer Arizons from Brazos l2th inst has ar
rived, with $l3i 900 In specie
The Juarer government has ordered the restoration OF
the oonducta lately seized.
Degollado has been deprived OF his command and
dered 10 be brought ~ a prisoner to Vera Cruz
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PnLApnLrms. o;t. is 1880
Gre as, niRht destroyed the extensive coal oil works
Of Beme Co., In tho rwenty ionrth ward. Lo@ $50 600
Two men were severely burned.
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CNcssAn, Oct Is. 1890
Henry Esnan, liquor merchant, In Main street above
Ninth, forged tho Of his father amount
OF 81, 100, and absspnded yes,ercay
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srrRxxx CorRr CEcru Part Court Of oyer and
Teruper Part Mos 1911. 1927. 1881 1854, zoos.
1926 is4s 1880 1854 1854 1865, 1853 ibo7 1894 $685.
1870. 1871 1870, 1873, 1861
srrriuoR Corsr --Nos 1912, cas-, $40, Tea s3s Gal,
al3 65i TO 1872 T3s, TJ2 15s, 100 40, 2's 7e2 ss
oT2, 500, tsi, 7e5, si3, es1, IFS.
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Southern Ocean steamer Movements.
SAVANNAH Oct I9, 1890.
The steamship Augusta, from New YORK. arrived here
NJ haii-Jas, eight O'Clock Tuesday morning
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SYRACUSE, Oct, 10, 1850,
The Breck nrdge democracy Of this district met
rton here 10 day and Nominated Luther Hay Con-
srees and full county ticket Resolutions we're passed
endorsing the action Of their State Committee
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the enumeration OF the inhabitants Of the ual.ed

ment or the enumeration or the Inhabitants Of the Unted
States
FUNDS DUE STATES LAND oFyoI
An adjustment. Las been made during tho present year
IN the General Land Once Of the accounts OF the two
three and five per cent funds accruing the several
States 70 January ls6othose accounts being adjusted
Annually.
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f1assae husetts Congregational Nomina-

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Oct Is, 1880
The Brecxnridge and Douglas democracy Of the Tenth
district, made nominations for Congress to day, fol-
lows.-BArney Davis Of Ch!copee, by the former; and
Josiah Ellis Of wheating by the latter.
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The celebrated horscs Flora Temple. George NJ Pschen,
Brown Dick and cooly arrived here last ngns, and
hitting the great maish OF on tue Psk River
course on tue 18th and 18th inst
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Fatal Rsiiroad Accident.

CiscssAri, Oct 10, 1890
The engine o, the express traia b,und east GA the
Central Ohio read yesterday esw she track near Cam
brcge, tas JaraeS Fee, casnOsr, aad Charles Rass,
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BoeToS, Oct l6, 1850.
Hannibal Hamlin arrived in this city last night. BE
was met At the depot by delegations Of Wide Awakes
and escorted to their head quarters, but declined making
speech kept briefly thank the crowd bis reoep
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hres wool. EDDY a co, Managers of The
ssrrrcxv Asp rr-.oum srAss tcrysnrs
Dxi. vsss-tIrgA OLsss as, ocrossr 10, ls6.
IS, 81, a 81, rs, 50, IL, ~, 81, ~, So, 81, S.
DslAwsss-,r-.ss tpi ocrossn i6 is6n
az, n. IL. 20, so. -, IL, s. so, Is. L.
Circular ssus FIRE. " chsgs ~ addressing either "
OrowOoD. xDny cD. ~ lona Missouri.
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EoSIrNLIER Vt, Oct. 10, 1860.
Jacob Colaher was to-day reelected Unlied States
Senator for elk years from the 4h OF March next In the
Senate the vote stood 81 TO the House 1913 10 "a
Paul Dillingham; received the opposition votes
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NIarrlasf.

CoHow-MooRK In this city, on Monday, October
ls by the Rev Irving Msgee, JAS W. CosRsw OF Brook.
kt, Ia NARy Moosa Of this city.
CusHxAs-CovLss On Tuesday, October 10, at Zion
church, MAI avenue, by the Right Row Bishop South
gate, Afrg.Ip y. CrsBsAS " SARAH, daughter OF !.
Cow CO, ESQ, all OF the CITY Of New York.
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RIegAosp, oct. is, 1890.
The remsirs Of Commodore Skinner, who died here yes
terday, were guarded In the Capitol night, and
escorted Norfolk train this morning BY the First
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Sailing 81 the Canada

Bosrov, OCT le. 1850
me 0anaca Win rsn Al eleven O'Clock morrow Her
mais vii close at eight
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New Hsmpshire Breckinrtdgc state Con-
vsnfioa..

CONCORD, NJ n, Oct 10, 1850.
me Breckenridge democrats held their State Couvep.
tIon here Today, and made the following
Poq Gcr~nr-B W, Jepness OF STAFFORD.
For Ratrcdd Con1missto~er-Reubenn Davis
For Corgras-Robcrt srrison Paul X George Ezra ].
Glldden.
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. Military IsINIlGEScs The inspection OF the Twelfth
regiment takes place day Al noon, Hamilton square
Brigade Major Afford inspccts the command Immediate
ly after the inspection the battalion will manouvrc go
Ing through the evoutons laid down headquarters for
1880 After the drin the regiment will parade down
Broadway Twenty third street TO their quarters
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or Coils promptly cured, and th.iy DISASTROUS eons~
one pres Asshs Consumption Chest A1rcocs rvyer I
BY u,ing boiLOwAfs csebrsied Pulls and ointment. III.
plci, directions aesnm pauy Ing each package.
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Medical Dtspvrvya Jvdcous application Of ne srrcSula
Ointment Heanue Ontvr~rk and strictly following
drectlop psnps~s around ssch oosas wH care ~
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DAnwAy's EsApy RELsEr

lAnWAYk EkADy RELIEr
~ BsDWsSk RnAl hEiIEr sth~ m G p-umvs ~
me- 10 the known werTj iustanty CHECKS
would prove mortal unsrresss ard rves for
usatment " sanrs srssmodr sctnn ard p-rs
from Mphyrs or apparent ee~ih Thee wbo take A. An
tssonh tonic ceiy uoEOus inbAatoUs r~venfs ssa
enreT fever and Aru~ Given the r appearance q sar
sru" dlsesse yards % TIE aiek Keep alw.Jv sh~res
cNu be instantly found IN the r n sudden oarA
Cole teufalriA tr.fny Rbeumsit pains kc &c
Applied OuiwsrnY external buFs remove - pain md prw
vents nfa ntion
hsdvaye Reuavstg RF-1,vgri y rer' rurF protlges 10
lrtn~s ard uns threat dis~ss-s
,essn III junction pl Re Regulating Pills
wben al other tresusn
sIady beredssry tssusL rice wsy y " purifying inas
s,re nus have ben rec-r,y sIsrtrd by Raj
"a. Rsrotai1F nesovent IL the ps~flve rura m,
ran or - pkl- sor' IA and constitutional isnrmurs In -
Rsd~uy's re- ncse are sci3 Wy drurri-as sver~he-e
kADwAY 90, g Joan street. n T.
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Radical Care os Hernia. or Rupture
nv =. Marsh. ~ The veil known hous. o. Marsh q,
No zseey nrt Aeof House orposlts h. church Seyess
epecs s,enos 70 De surgical sdap,aoa Of his Radcs
1rln
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Goprsud's Poudre SUBTLE Uprocts Hair
from ow forrheafs any pan ~ the body warrsn,ed nj
a. street.
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Under Garments,
Hosiery and L s ss., Eur , 81 Good.
No 90 Bowery.
s''' k ss.Sl.ssii IL a. i isS '''s'
Mem Q md Boys Fall and Winter Salts.
De aRCoT's, la Fulton street, near Broadway.
shirts, shirts-six FOR S.
MADE tsSsa sss ss x.ss1sss and Tsua Mo'nns
six nDs shirts TOR -, Warranted 20 Mt.
AooDus SHIFT kAFUFAOroRy aSs Broadway.
Keep Warm and Dry.
wATER PROOF BOOTS.
BALxoRALs OR t mlaH LACE ROOTS.
for :fs aid s1N saen
BROOKS. s75 broadway and $50 Fulton street.
Prince or waIesy At Meade Brothers!
Pilot graphs copies for sale. 23 Broadway Aston
BroohIyn PhotograPns-Wilii.
1000 Phosogrs pms Daily az the Royal
The 1se e s. coral sv ssd wS
Broadway.
stsinway = sons' Ov.rstrunx Grand
are wssnisd for ave years wsreroous 81 and " walker
HsrrfnG's Ealsnl Champ ioR Fire and
Burglar Proof Safcs AL broadway o Murray
New ycsk-
Grover Il Bnksr's Celebrated NofssIsss
Sewing NAcnnea the best family s06
way, New York. ard ls7 Fulton street. Brooklyn.
Eatrbanks' Standard Scales,
Adapted every branch az business ~bere and
durable fcale Ii requires Call and send
uLusTRATKD and DksCRiPrIyE CIRCULAR
FAIRBANKS a CO,
$50 Broad vsy. Nov York,
Between Dcy and Corsandt streets-
Ths Best ano Cheapest Family Sewing
sTEvEss 4 CO.. 42s Broadway.
"LadtsG observation-disclosures Il sons
Snow Whits Oriental Cream" Bold by all drugGaA
"Be9uttful Completion" Phal0n's
''6n0w While Oriental Cream Price 20 cents bocle
4
"a Clear Com pIsxion" II Desired By all
hdsa Use fHALONs Snow White Oriental Cream"
ClfrehuGh's lliusivs Mig-A Novelty;
pArrss nnssAanAhe no turning behind 90 Broadway
next A. 7. StewAyts
Hilrs Hair Dye % Cents, Black or
Brown beat IN uss Depot No Barclay street, and at all
aruRsntA
GOuraud's superb Liquid Rouge DsHes
detection OF rubbing od except with and wafer foand
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Man Q md Boys Fall and Winter salts.
De uRCOT's, l&2 Fulton street, Broadway.
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Under Garmsn ts,
Hosiery and Mems Furnishing Goods.
A. RANKIN \ co,
No 90 Bowery.
A great assortment nj low pricea
kstablshed In 1875
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Gouraud's superb Liquid Rouge DsHcs
detection OF rubbing od except with and Foand
u WALKER street
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TnE FAMILY aKRiLD.

The Reception OF tne Prince OF Wales In
New York, Has moveme nts during Hss
stay I'm the city, and Hts Depsrrurs-
News from Europe-Intciiigencc from
Pixies Peak-Nsws from the Pacific
Local News OF the mcsropoifs-Markct
Rsports, &C., Sc.
The FANNY HssAID in It's Issue OF today wednesday,
will give report or the Arrival snd Reception OF the
Prince OF Wales In New York. his Movements during his
Stay, Descriptions OF the Military Display the Grea, Ball.
the Femens Parade and his Departure for Yves, Point
letters from Our Correspondent al Denver City, giving
account Of affairs Pixies Peak Interesting Letters
from European Correspondence History OF the City Of
Ancona, recently captured by the Pietoutese Al
count OF Visit TO the Sole Survivor OF the Battle of
Bunker Hill Letter from Our Correspondent at Great
Salt Lake City, An account OF the late Hurricane in New
Orleans and other pars The Latest Intelligence from CALI
fornia All the Local News OF New York and Vicinity
Importance Reports Of the Cattle Provision aud Money
Markets all interesting matters of the preceding
week.
TKRMs--S2 year; four cents single copy. Subscrip
lions received at the Office northwest of Fulton
and Nassau Streets York Single copies for sale at
the counter and by oil agents Advertisements IN
serted al the usual HERALD rates.
Charity Covers a Multitude or Sfns.-So
40 also ne eessn. Hats Of RNuS which can Dc
also be found eiegant assortment Of tus suitable for
the approaching cold weather.
White, the Halter, has Introduced the
Newcastle sof HAS Something neat aud Al 2is Broad
way.
OveYc0nts,
Rlack and fancy cloth. IS 10 SIS
Black and fancy bsaser 70 20
Cassn ere, CSlsiot, feii saae, &C. s.
AT EVAks, Sc and ss fulton street
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Keep Warm and Dry.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
wATKR PROOF BOOTS.
BALMoRALs OR HIGH LACE ROOTS
for aides genA boys and children; Ais desirable
for fall and winter ~@sr Al
BROOKS s75 broadway and $50 Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-17

Prince OF Wales! At Meade Brothers
Pho, graphs copes for sale. 2S Broadway near Aso
House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-17

"Bsauttfui ComPiexion." Phaion's
"Anow While Oriental Cream6 Price 20 per boele
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-17

"a Clear Com pIsxf0n" IL Desired By all
Ades Use rHALON's '.snow white Oriental Cream"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-17

Brooklyn Ph0togrAphs-W1li1A mson'i
oNnery. Established 1881. Exhibition unequAlied-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-17

"Ladtss, Beauttnsr"-Phaion Il sons
Snow White orsntai Cream" Bold by all druxgiaa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-17

Clfrehugh's lliusivs Wig-A Novelty;
pArrgs unHaanAbie turning up behind 20 broadway
nen A. r..