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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-18
News from Pixies Peak Gold Region.

81 JosEPHs Mo-, July IL, l5oo-
By the Pixies PeaK Express, which arrived yesterday
afternoon, We have from the Peak region a. fol-
lows
DENVER CRY, July 10, 1850.
Considerable excitement now exists in this city on ac-
ornt Of reported rich discoveries about three miles up
Curry creek from this yesterday Some hundred claims
were stSed off, and parties left here as early as two
O'Clock this morning TO locate claims. The discovery
prospects from three TO fifteen cents TO the pam Some
-four miles are staked of claims now and others still
rushing out 10 secure claims.
Convention 10 called to organize district aud elect
officers.
New gcches are being discovered daily on the Arkan
eas which prospect nearly we'll as the Cao mia gulch
the water was TO be let into ditch this week that
che dry dggngs above Gregories will be supplied with
pure water in few days. The trouble in getting quartz
mills successful operation has dshearened many,
who have hitherto been most sanguine of success and
quite number would sell at drst cost quickly II they
could II is difa,ult matter to ascertain the real cause
OF trouble Some say there gold in the quartz
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-18

C,rYo-sroruyr this city on Saturday. July ~, At
st. stephens ch arch by tue Rev Dr. Cummings, JcIrs,
of Ncolno Cayo TO Nss AoNEs, youngest daughter
Of DR.. A. Stocpel.
Paris and Richmond papers please cory.
HAu-RANDofL-M Scotch Pains, New Jersey, On
Tuesday, July ~. by the Rev. Mr. Brown, wHffAS Z.
Hsfr. OF Ulyscs, New York 20 Miss HAsRIou HsNpotL
SsNpuRsoS-Mt srR--tn this city, on Tuesday. July
H. at Trinity chapel by the Rev Dr. Bcrrian, ~ GDfNys
SaNbfRao~ of the Hon. George Sandcrson Of Sttn
ton Pcnnsy vsnia o. Miss hUA NcBRsR, granddaughter
Of the late James MCBrtr, Of this city.
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The Degree OF Master OF conferred on the fol-
Iowicg Able Jared Starr Babcock
William Joseph Ieil, Smith bloomfield, Samuel Nesou
Fske, Samuel Gould Jelhfe. Charles Reury Ktchei,
Samuel Maxwell, Jr, John Sinclair Roberts.
The degree Of Master Of Sciences conferred the
following candidates Charles Theodore Brush, George
West Van Sc!en, Nathan Solomon, Adoiph Werner.
Tie exercises closed with The benedction.
The annual meeting and dinner Of the Alumni take
oiuce this cveninr
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A Negro Boy Missing.

NEwARK, July II, 1880
negro boy eleven years age, belonging TO and &C
.copanyng Mr.. Luther Roll of Augusta Georgia, tempo
rary so,ourning the City Hotel in this city MYSTERIOUS
" disappeared about o'clock to-day while the family
we're at dinner 1t supposed that he has been Struggled
away By aboltionists The incident has caused some
.>,t.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-18
The Rnce Bstween Flora Temple and
George NJ. Patchen.

PInIApELPHIA, July II, ISVv
The race between Flora Temple and George Pachen,
advertised for Thursday the Point Breeze park will
no. take place 81 200 purse raised for the winning
horse but the Of Patchen refuses TO unless nc
receives 81 900 win or lose.
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Fire at Cuthbert, Ga.

CHARLFsToN, Jolly II, 1860
Hre a, Cgthbert Georgia Sunday, destroyed Leo
osrd and Jordan's harness and shoe shop A. 7. Amos
d-y goods and grocery store j. W. Jones' drug store
Jocssta,ors furniture store the law Office Of Mr. Dou
gas sad other property. Loss $50 900.
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Severe Thunder storm in Connecticut.

=
Al unusually thunder storm passed over this
place las, evening The lightning struck dwelling on
scrine street, instantly killing Patrick Lynch and
slightly damaging the building Lynch leaves wis and
-four children The lightning also struck in several places
outside o. panbxry.
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The Murderer Reider.

LACROSSE Wis, July II, 1850.
JACOB Reldcr, who murdered his sister-inlaw and
mother nlaw at Brownsville Tenn, on the 10th inst
committed suicide by shooting himself in his house
yesterday He had been secreted in the vicinity
.sncs the murder.
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Naval Intelligence.

Information has Just reached this city Of the death OF
Lieutenant Thomas T. Houston, native Of Washington
D. c. who died board the United Staes steam sloop
OF war Loquos at Naples, on the Goth ut This officer
entered the navy the 9Th OF August is4t and was
promoted 10 his present grade September IG, 1856 He
Was about thirty years oil ago.
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To- conclusion, permit me 70 say that experience has
taught that the good health Of the passengers depends
rOrc upon the quantity and quality OF the provisions
than OF the room taken up. " attempted 70 carry
Amercsn passengers uIon a weekly allowance OF %
lbs Of ncat--the allowance on English shps-instcad Of
lbs allowed by me. the passengers would not enjoy
good health snd spirits The present y the nrst instance
OF published complaint, and was written by an Austria
liam Who made himself obnoxious before the sailing
the vessel that the clerk in charge rendered him
of HE passage money, and finally threatened ~ cx
rel him from the vessel. T. W. CAMkRON.
70 n.aArH s1KKrr NV YosN. Jnls 10. ls6O.
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OGDINssrRC. July H. 1850.
Mr. Day, law student of this town. and Mr. Derby, of
Russell, IN this county, in the woods on hunting
excursion yesterday, Russell, and becoming Sc
pars:ed Mr. Day shot Mr. Derby through the heart kill
ing h.a. instantly, mistal.ins him FOR deer
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CLEVELAND, July II, 1850.
The Phenix distiery at Cincinnati destroyed by
Ore yesterday afternoon Loss ooo Insured for IS Oo
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T-r Muu,wx VALLEY MoSrsESr--A lau'able under
% s foot In the town u Fort Pain Mont
gcRefy county, N. v. TO raise monument To the
heroes and patriots Of the Mohawk vsllcymsny Of whom
cute distinguished in the olden time. An associ-
s,os under the name Of the Mohawk Valley Monument
Association has been formed with the View Of furhering
The project by raising contributions Sc The association
was organised the Fourth when addresses were deliver
ell committees appointed and code Of regulations pre-
s.,sd and adopted. The project deserving Of success
Quincy Everett Sparks and Walker. all ex-rrcsdents
M Harvard University, will be present at the Inauguration
- rs-oo,aont Nr FELTON,
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Destructive Fire 1t Dallas, Texas.

NV ORLEANS, July II, 1850
Thirty three building comprising the best portion of
tae town Of Dallas Texas burned the yth Loss
from 5000 $500 600; barely covered by insurance.
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81 JOINS, n. r., July II, 1860.
wiad W. Weather clear. Thermometer 60 stu iossy
q, Cape Eaoe.
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sr- or,.,r--s,eanashp De soo-h 5ole, WIN Nnuner,
- ROD u B1cr, tale, u gawis ~ "a W -
f,r,r~ ~ Palfre,. ID 10 smith Sargent, Nrs Moody
hrse chsdren and ser,nn Mes No ~. te,A sns -.rten
M Parmso and child; Mrs heiiefh W ' 'H--ti
posrfr aud daughter. NJ MNea-
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SOathern Ocean steamer Movements.
CHARLESTON, July II, 1890.
TIE United States mail steamship Marion, Capt Foster,
from New York. arrived here at Ave O'Clock this aes
dayl morning.
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Dillon was the only injured Aud srres:ed--tbe
condition OF the store showing that II hat bsea set
fro
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I'm Case OF sickness, summer Com pIs fnt,
ae pure article Of old Oard Brandy snd pure Juice Po
Wine Sc obtained II q Division street, ccrner 81 ~ ds
RENJAMiN ALBKO
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fort 10 heal which tailed he very where oo
powerfully searching Ointment selves the pnns
virus extracts frOm the and cnecs safe ad
plete
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Tag PAHILY aERALD.

ahe shfeago Zouaves In New York-Ar-
r"aI ana deception of the Benicfa
hoy -rAecuuon OF Hicks, the Pirate
Fohncsi OLA Podrida-The Latest
News-movement OF GariS~ dt-Mar ket
Reports, &c., &C., Sc.
The FAMILY Herald FOR this week viii h., ready IN.
day "wednesday, and among other thnrs /, will
contan-A description OF the Chicago 2ouaves nj ore.
visit TO New York, their style Of Dress their
Drill before the Mayor and Common Council, NC, &c An
sccount OF tue Arrival and Reception Of the "Beuca
Boy the Reception Excursion, it's Incidents and Advep
tures the Appearance and Conversation Of the Champion
&c. An account of the Execution of the Pirate cks;
Some the Inside Movements OF the Charleston and Bal
tmore Conventions with very interesting Letter from
Washington in regard to the Movements Of the New York
Politicians The latest News from Europe, with the de-
tails of the Movements of Gsrbad Interesting Letter
from Correspondent at st. nuls Minnesota with de-
scription of the So Climate and Scenery Of the State
The Local News Of New York and Vicinity OF importance
Reports Of the Cattle Provision and Money Markets, and
all interesting news matters of the preceding week.
Tnm-S2 year; four cents . single copy. subscrip'
tions received q The ONCE northwest corner Of Fulton
and Nassau streets, Now York Single copies for sale 81
the counter and by all news ssents Advertisements in
serted at tho usual HmAID rates
Drawings Of the Delaware state Lotte-
HAYWOOD, EDDY CO.. Managers OF the
bs% v Gas. No 81 Jul1 H. isso.
SO, 2, II, As, 2s, Is. 81 6s. 81, 81 Is, %.
DuAwARE-CLAss No. aSs JUN II. 1850
"a &c, ~, ~ 6s, 80, g 81, "a IL, A 50. 90, 76.
Circulars sep, free Of charge BY addressng si!hs 70
Or to WOOD EDDY Co.. IT. Louis, Missouri
DrawIngs Of Fra nee, Brosdbents X Co.'s
susssI Cousrr CLASS 1853 Jul. u, 1880
6s, e 81. IL, 80, 81, 10, g., Co, q, -, 81.
CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY, CLASS ll9 JULy AZ, ls6o.
SO, 81, 66, 80, IS, 5, %, 26, II, "a, H. ID.
FRANCE. BROA DBENTS & Co,
Managers, Wilmington, Delaware.
Omciai Drawings OF Hodges, Davis d
CO.'S Consolidated Lotteries Of Georgia
CLASS rs, JULY II, 1854
so, 10, 81 %, 20. 81, A, Is, Is 81, CO. CO. 30.
hodges, DAVIS Co. Managers macon, Georgia
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White, the Halter, Ahead-New Shapes
IN tine Straw Ha.s 10000 do from sacon. One dollar cacA
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DIR. Ksnne's New Truss IL Applied to
these requiring Ia with snc satisfaction iis
Luycr. lie Brtsdgay.
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OmciAi DrAWinEs OF Hodges, Davfs d
CO.'S Consolidated Lotteries Of Georgia
Class rs, JULY IL 1864
so, 49, 81, %, 20. 50, A, Is, Is, 81, 63. CO. 3d.
hodges, DAVIS CO.. Managers, Maeon Georgia
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Brooklyn Photogrsphs.-Ninia
Mnanrss Cabinets ImperAs and Lie Size Two iof'y nine
Quincy: G.llery, TOT sros ns 9Th.
yesterday, their zouave uniform and exhibition.
lssSs HB WEE We S Ra . al eo$ e S Ct
new instantaneous stereoscopc views Of the Great EASTERN
INV YORK, july il, is6S J. GURSEY 4 SON.
Elements or Our Democracy, slavery
and Freedom Yaua,y and Despos,m or the Power Of ise
assy sa Ss II. pSa
The equally Of eSaes e., r. and s hARSy family oS1Sg 80
0sllery. 10 broadway. tweniy -four pictures torn.
KOIsELEss SEWING MACHINES.
The Ssa IN use Tor IS ssT Ris ssw1ss New yo-.
ii ss f F sss;e RI Droosya
The Best Family Machines in The World
So So In finger 4 CO., AS Broadway.
Wheeler & WDson's Sewing Machines.
onics Cos Broadway. New York
singers Best Sewing Machines Will he
BreSsyn and WIsmsSarr The money pad as reas VA be
J. M SINGER co. Gs Broadway.
Ladd, Webster q Co.'S Improved Tight
stitch Sewing sshines at go broadway.
Keese's Restaurant, lee Cream and Bill
Hard Saloon Is now opened al Rocsawsy Tor the season
We Would Call Oar Readers Attentioa
10 the extensive 267 villa Building situated
Elizabeth Also the valuable Real Estate situated Tof
tenle Staten Island all Of ~hei 70 be sold at auction by
HENRY II. LEEDS CO.. Thursday 90 morrow, July
10, VI Il o'clock, ~ the Merchants Exchange
--
Whiskey.-S. r. suits Kentucky salt
river Bourbon, sold by all druggss HEGEAAN CO.,
Nos In S0. Sill aud 10 broadway n. T.
Herrfng's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar PROD Safes x1 Broadway corner o Murray street,
New York.
Ciirehugh's IHusivs wig, an Entire
Broadway ners K Z. s.ewar Goa
Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs md Tou-
pees-Tbe best In the world wholesale and retail and the
Dye prisa'ey applied. No. 8 Assor House.
BatcheIor's Hair Dye IL the Hest in shs
world Made sod and applied In appropriate private
81 The wig tao ory, S Boed street
Hill's Hair Dye 10 Cents. Black
brown-Depo' No Barclay street and b. al druggists; la
falli5le ongueu, for the hair
Trusses.-Dr. Marsh Continues 20 Apply
hts radical Truss with In the treatment Of Hernia
Suppor~r~ Shoulder Braces Suspension Bzndsr-
silk elastic Stocking, Belts Bathing frnss-s and ali
appliances spilled lady IN Attendance Ia the female
meat No yesey Asnr House opposite H. PAals
church.
DR.. Riggs Mulsipedai Truss and View
appliances Tor ysrcocele and Enlarged Veins As H0<se
DIR. Ktnne's New Truss IL Applied to
these requiring Ia nae. with suc satisfaction h-
X, Brtadpay.
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Dr. Riggs Multtpedai Truss and View
appliances for ysrcocee and Enlarged Veins As,E Ho~se
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Six.Fine Shirts for s..
MOODY'S Shirt Mandatory, go Broadway.
Brooklyn PhOtOgraphs.-Wflia
Miniatures Cabinets, Impers and Lie sne Two ioJ nine
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A q sses. "a a: S "a a S.a - :. s:. ~
SPECIAL NOTICE
r.. - ~ FOR ~ A. 30, EhRs 1T .
Tee turesa G. .sers'sd sey9z Nss4se' - On neSeI'
III. crcc, isJ Broadway
u. LEVY, Superintendent
A SPECIAL. ctRp-HuYEns OF CARPrTs SHOULD
"A &c 10 hiKAM ANbil.soNs, No. - b0se.y. H.s
vi. aud 6isIeds !. ,,,ssrssG's low Frge. ..-
ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW
n Prof WOOD. R.siorstv. Cordial and Blood seac-~...
cause: also dysgspsa ssrs9uspess nshl f.es. l.ss.s
ssmass weakness 10 All stages Also v rTrveu ss sr
q s.ssr ,ssy ne Ss. s1s % ssss 5000
ea combInsd as 70 e The noss powerful tonic ever ssy
hove he.iaou RECOMMENDING a since We
81 &ooD prSprisoI ~ brad sss and .a - ii roei
DIiIIARD PkrAcr.-FWrrEN BassroRD tgs pa
pSs .a sSa ss.d IL s Sr .as No
Challenge any for speed and true eagles
(,oRss BUSToSs INVERTED NAILS. ESIasRgD
~ joints and all disesses 81 ts feet curea -isea pss
ciGopoai. 700 Bro.lws5. Refers % psyss.~.
reons o. me oiv. --------
m EABIyE.r pnysIcI,s ANp suasyos VAS
IL tsuosed h oalce 70 No Caua fssss, lhL -.cc.s,
hTl house wssi % Iir,adsay
IIEcEEHs YAKIMA JELLy-, pELIcIous pFSsysr
and ~ s,. . at 81 sa% s snh' . n.
PAIN. b,lsr. 70 prey.si burning essrcAtsg Jcy Mods
pes, SO sNcw canal sir,e, near Essi Broadway
IScIPIHNr CONSUMPTION u POSITIVELY CURED
~ Ir Tobias Pu moae-lf. syrtp; a~ reurhs no MAJ.
per to,. al Ds Toes.' vese~s Ianc.s dsps Is cccs-
bandit street
ISyIeoRhrE TIE sysrxS.-Two THIRDS oY Qua
dbesses proceed frus der-ng-nsnh scrssrs ssd
The nerves want e sor IN ne dseesye orsaas s.ssss
PREPARATIOv AND ONE ONLY resrsc- ihs 90 lse md
Se 1890 ' s. ~ =, CIV. ~ 1000
a feEn,ary n an in AL M orvsas wsh - ss.ane ps
a., n sn n 20 ss,s III ~ 800 80 Mi ssnn.re ,s
RS sfoSAca siITss Won e a. i
s1see,s IN Dyspep.s iavsr comps. general assy asd
ne disorders whch Ne stomach he liver he bowes ard
this great restorative hat vi ~ emnsaee % n he'd
,e 70 sa 40. @ s :. e, s. Re ~ SsnSs ~ ss
lied without avail s,d b al arngzsis .sery where
JSprA. PINEAPPLE pRrsrs, sgsaER. CHICKS,
fousTAIEis india soss, $50 srosdwl5.
Mr.. EvERpriIss WEDDING NoyEs, CARDS, &C
V See The Oranye bloeSsm Envelopes pea satin Tie fn~
cards &c Sr Bro-lw~y, eorner Duane srest
ntD BOOKS. PAINTINGS, YSaRkyINGs. rrcHrNGs,
" &e., booca sold % elehsnged nosFnns Masonry foo
THE FOURTH EDITION or rrlrToSs orIrx
rne Table q ues,S 5000 miles
rsi~sys Throughout the ocr.-y.
vcariy One Tlyadrcd Railway Maps
III 1npocans kaIssys O. iss Country
Stations ptsarces, conncsnns Iines &c
Ai'4'' (. ,s sSs = s. 3; springs &c
r"'' onS fTs' SrF Fl ksrcS g't CSC SSoOfF uD.ss
&c ana "a lsOsA sag, nsAS Howard sseee
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.t .... g Elliott. Junior. Chs n the
TIM. .a. thls S.1 rutlcfnsn has been awarded this
medal sn houOr HAT o'h1r student OF the Academy
has attained since iiS foTniHior.
The first silver medal awarded to Edward Y.
Young, scfilor.
Tho sccoId silver medal awarded TO William c.
kmball, junior.
uns Nfr,rs TO rtST wArnrvAnuAS oNIoR os-,ss.
t-ad, To- Charles L. Baloh.
silver, 20 w. Everett Dwight.
Ior St trench trans ation the students OF the
three higher classes, 10 sidney IT, Stewart, Ir
pRzKs oy Tss cotRRfTR ErArs rSs
First g. Inward X. Observation-Disclosures.
second, ~ n. ". Hun,-intro'luctory.
Tic degrrc of Bachelor of Arts next conferred
the following candidates Allison, Chas leland
Bach Geo Alex Black, Edward Augustus Bradley, John
Williams Buckmaster. VIM cbapreh, Byron Edgsr choi-
lar. Reuben Crochcron, franklin Butlor Crosby,
Jacob Ashton do rcyster, Melstsh Everett Dwight,
Richard suydam Grant, Henry 10 Baron Hart, Freeman
scox Frederick Hobart, stephen Burdett Hyatt, Josiah
james Charles Clarence Tracy Keith Edgar ketchum Jr
Thomas M1ckcllsr, Frapcis Markcc, Jr, Edward McCut
obe1n Edwin Bartlett Mccks, Alexander Nesbt, William
OIhien, Henry Patrick ONol, Sott Esthbun sherwood,
WIN. Thurman, Herbert GRAY Torroy, Lugcne fraucs
Trainer. Henry Edwin Tremsin. Richard Teriun" Nan
Boskorck, George weighiInan, Jr., Edward frs1cs
Young.
The degree Of Bachelor OF Sciences conferred on
the following candidstes:Sanuel Gardner Adams, Row
lard Oruuor, William Cullen Bryant Gray, Henry Love
ridge, Frederick Iawollc William Ciardavoyne Smith,
Henry kilke While, Icselh Ionc ctArdGon wood
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sIarsh Continues 20 Apply

his radical 1ru with succes IN the ueaimeni q Hernia
Trs~cs SuppnrerS Shoulder Braces Suspension Bzndsrrs
sfk elastic Stocking. Belts bathing frss~s and All
appliances rppled. lady In Attendance Ia the female deps
meat No. yesey street. Asiar House, opposite h. Pau
church.
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The Heat Fla milY Mac chimes in the World
SO TO $50. M ANGER CO., AS Broadway.
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a good educatou and that So, VOC should have those
which beaotlfy and adorn lie. Next
ytaf hcVeycr, near to ot-cdlc. hCstart wish that
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Gurney's Gallery, TOT Broadway.--The
Chicago zoayes we're photographed at Gurncys GaleTy
Also Photographic Of Capt Vine Hall sDd a the officers al the
steamship Great Eastern. We have just completed sixteen
views the Great Eastern.
and ready 10 supply The trade.
INV YORK, July Il, 1860 J. GURNEI SON.
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wheeler & Wilson'S Sewing Machines.
OHce Sos Broadway. New York
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kinds are being carried On tc get possession Of,
Item. Then there sre seats in the Legislature
vacant and many who want 10 plunder are very
anxious to ill them. In December there Is 70
be N election for Aldermen and Councilmea.
and the aspirants for these, hungering aud
thirsting not after Righteousness, but after ths
peoples money, are laying their plans for
grand Jobs, and are already making their bar
gains with the ward politicians and ne harpies
who are watching for the prey with which they
expect the new Corporation TO supply them
Il becomes tie citizens, therefore. not to ~
too much ergrossed with the Presidential cleo
ton and the splutter which the newspapers are
raaking about fusion, but TO keep keen eye -
the uen who are quietly stealing into tle ioosi
Offices. For If they DO not taae good care they
viii have more corrupt Legislature and more
proaigate Corporation than has ever yet cursed
the State or disgraced the city. 1t is very i'm
portant that the pubic should leok after tho
Presidential election and the schemers who Are
moving heaven and earth and the place below
to defeat the well known wishes Ct the people
for union against revolutionary black repubii
canism- But while doing this LEI them not
leave the other undone, but keep sharp look
out for the men who are to have the control of
the public money In the state and the city, whs
are to administer justice, and who are 70 n1
othey important Offices Of trust and enol1neat
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WORTH wArcHNG.--While the newspapers
Of all parties are mskinga great noise about
fusion and the Presidency, and the leaders are
talking Of nothing but Breckenridge and Doug,
las and Bell and Lincoln, the small politicians
are making far greater fuss about the local
Offices, and have all their witt employed in trying
to secure the State and city plumber for them
selves. The public attention h turned towards
the struggle for the sscendsncy Of republican
ism In the rational councils or It. overthrow BY
the combined hosts Of conservatism--the battle
royal for the federal loaves and 6shes.
The political sharpers are taking advantage
Of this hustle TO accomplish their designs
against the State and city treasury, a.
the pick,ocket watches his opportunity dur
ing a riot In the streets to appropriate
a spectators purse. There is the Office Of City
Judge. and the offce Of Recorder, and The q lice
Of Surrogate, and the Fat Office Of Register,
worth probably some $4,000, to be run tor in
oyeuber, and uron these there ere cast many
longing, sovttous eyes, and iaBiguea Of all
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TUE AroruEc,RrEs N CoVScu--The ninth
annual couvocation Of the American Pharma-
csuiical Association met yesterday at the Uni
versity Buildings In this city, and viii proba-
bly remain several days In consultation. We
have never known these selfetyled learned boz
dies to take Up any practical question of their
own accord and in the presentinstance q num-
Der Of the members have long winded essays
and papers 70 read. which would be much bet
ter placed In the columns Of me Apo,tscdries'
Journal. Now that there are some two or three
hundred Of these gentlemen hsre, gathered from
all parts Of the country, we advise them to take
under consideration the important subject Of the
readiness with which many members Of their
body win sell to anybody siSpence worth Of
sirychnine or other deadly poison, without in
quiry. and without any distinctive preparation
OF the substance that will 90 readily cause
death. Let them devise some method for chang
ing that readiness With which members Of their
profession become almost accessories before the
fact Of murder In SC many instances. We be-
lieve they could also find another fertile field
Of discussion and practical reform In the sys.
TEN Of adul;eration Of medicines, 90 largely
practised. There L many poor patient dies,
and many physician loses reputation, because
the rascally spotbccary-who puts MP the pre-
scrirtion has substituted some inactive inere-
asa. .ss &c -sus lie physician wished 10 ea.