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SAVE TIE PIECES

SPALDlNG'S PREPARED GLUE.
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Coroners' Inquests.

FArAL RESULT OF Shooting AFFEAy-lnformation was
received at the Office yesterday to the effect that
Frank Karten member Of the Forty nth regiment New
York Volunteers had died at the hospital from the effects
or wound received al Landmarks Park few days ago,
at tic hands of Sergeant Wen, Of the same regiment
Coroner Schrer took the in hand and will hold an
inquest upon the body to-day The affair is said 70 have
been The result OF skyarlng Wten, II appears, was
wing asleep, when some eked and awoke him. De-
ceased happened b. be aldns scar the SPOT when Wit
Ten awUke and enjoyed The joke most heartily. irrated
BY tho laughter OF his comrades Wittcn picked up load
eI muskct aud Cred it al karen, Uounfng him in the
shoulder The ajury net josef 70 be serious at
FIRST but the following day alarming symptoms set in,
and yesterday the patient sank under tie wound. Wilton
was taken into custody at tie time Of the afrav and is
now mined In the Toubs, awaiting the result Of tho
Coronors investigation,
FATAL Accident IN 4 BREwrsY.-Petcr Hear native Of
Ireland aged thlrtynve years, employed in the brewery
Of William Hink No. IS Downing street. safccated
on Thursday afternoon while attempting to clean out
OF the vats lie had just lowered himself into the tank
ii appears whom no Frustrated by crbonic gas and
suoGated before any assistance could be rendered him.
coroner Schirmer held inquest upon the body yeser
day. when the jury rendered verdict OF accidental
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Ocr. N.-Wlliam Tracey Us. The NeW Fork and Harlem
Railroad Company-This action to recover
damages for the detention Of four travelling trunks under
She following circumstances The of the property
In question was travelling from Troy to Golden Bridge
ttation belonging to the Harlem Company At Albany
the plaintiff informed the conductor of his destination
and pointed out the baggage in question The conductor
paid hc would sell him tickets for Chatham, whore he
Jthe conducor would leave tho train He also informed
the plaintiff subsequently, that he (planti) could do bet
Ter by buying tickets for New York, and then get or the
Brain at Golden Bridge. On this suggestion plaintiff pur
chased tickets for the city. At Chatham another con
ductor took charge OF the an and arriving Golden
Bridge refused to deliver up the baggage because
che tickets and checks were through TO New
York. 1t appeared that the fare al the way
90 the city from Albany 81 while that TO the Golden
Brdge So. At Golden Bridge the plaintiff and some
members of his family, who travelling with him
got of the train this place being their stopping place
but the conductor refused deliver up the baggage
which, to the great Inconvenience OF the travellers
was taken on to New York Subsequently, the arrival
Of the Plaintiff, his baggage given to him the city
terminus 1t was in evidence that the value OF the
contents Of the trunks amounted to 81 the part
OF the defendants it set up that the plaintiff
bought bis tickets for Now York instead Of way tickets
for the station he going to, defraudng thereby tie
company Of 81, that tho conductor justified in not
delivering the baggage al any other station than the
terminus where the tickets directed him
The Jury found a verdict for the plaintn--damages
$1,000 the value Of the propcrty and 2j Tor its decn
zion, with costs
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CITY IMsCliigencc.

ACCIDENTS AT CENTRAL PAga.--lle accident by which a
man lost his life reported in hegRALp of yesterday
on the Central Park not the work under
Of the Park Commissioners but the Croon Reservoir
An accident reported abort two weeks since having
Cured on the Central Park work conducted by
contractors, and not by the forces Of the Park.
SALE OF LoopED HoRsEsThe sale Of valuable thorough
breds belonging to Mr. Moinot, which advertised
take place the 10th INST postponed in
of inclemency of the weather until Monday, the l4lh
inst. Notwithstanding tho unfavorabenoss Of tie day,
however, large audience assembled, whom, rather
ahan disappont Mr. honnot gave the choice Of the
logue call, when number Of choice animals were
brought the stand am sold by T. Miller auotiorccr.
Tile bidding not very lively, and the prices realized
in some instances, below the actual value
horses. The following were sod;-Arrora $500; Orleans
Sl55 Native American 81 500 Tartar $3.50; locomotive
sl67 5o Clotde and ioa $500 Belle France si25 Made
Ion Slun
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BRrTs-Dg Bxvolsg-.. Rrnakvn; /. b.; On Wednesday
October o. the house OF the brides parents by tho
Rev. MIR Becker, Mr.. A. MEsERolR BErIs, Of Ncwtown,
L. l., to Miss ExrRA Dr. BEvoisg, daughter Of Mr. james
DE Bcvo;se, Of Brooklyn, 4. ID.
BlaGnAM-TARR In Brooklyn, on Thursday October
10, by the Rev Or. Rufus W. Clark JOHN BINGHAM 10
CAIHARNE ELIZA N TARR only daughter Of the late b. T.
Tarr, Esq, OF Sacramento, Cal
JoNEs--MARsIl.-At Brandon VT, on Wednesday Octo-
Der 9, by Rev G A. Thomas d. D., Mr. s. W JONES' Jr
of this city, TO Cora FoNLY daughter of Hon R. Marsh
OF the former place
KISoN--CuRRAS-ln Westchester, Wcschestcr coun.
ty, Thursday October 10, by the Rev. A. Knsella
JOHN KiNIoN TO Miss CATHARiNB CURRAN, all Of West
chester
Observation-Disclosures On Wednesday. August IS
by the Rev. s. II. Mlrick Mr.. ROBERT IL MoDouGAL, OF
Fl Dorado, Cal to Miss CATHERINE WILLIAMSON of this
city.
California papers please copy.
ME- HoyT.-At Stamford, Conn, on Thursday October
TO- by the Rev X. h Booth Of New York. SYLVESTER IL.
NyE TO SARAH NJ HoyT Of the former pace
RAyMosp-G! AsER-In Brooklyn, +. d., on Thursday
October the esdence of the brides mother by the
Rev DR. Porter joins g. RAYMOND, of New York. to ANNIE
NJ GiAsIER, Of the former place.
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The New York Dry Goods Trade.

The following us comparative statement Of the i'm
ports Of foreign dry goods at the port Of New York for the
week ending October TO- 1851, and since January L.
For the tceek. 1859. 1860 1884,
Entered at the port. 81 sis, AGO 1,256leS e13,5l'
Thrown market. 4Sl ,420 I 1882 496 626 COS
Since Jdnuaryl.
Entered at the port. se4 07e17 ses4s,l14 s7,4e7 522
Thrown market "a 99S 6S7 ,S39, 2l3 81 023 513
goods entered al this port tho past week. well the
thrown upon tho market, again materially
less than they for the same tme last year. Tho
aggregates since the LIST Of January last less than
half the amount for the same time in 1859 and 1860 We
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Permit inform you that we have opened com.
uete and extensive assortment Of
NEW GOODS
ndeu.ed FOR fan aud winter clothing, which partiel
lary invite your rersoEl Inspection and which will
inr 10 make order IN r usual wei Known syle u
eveeenQe without arg advance Ia prices (alhuUgh great
advance las place in all fashionable imported slods
AssrinF Won IL our continued determination to merit
con6deuce we have So long ioyei, We
Your oNedieut servants
f. DERBY COMPANY
Tailors and 1npui efs, 81 Walker street
NJ mo reouest many 81 our customers and during the
rrssent disturbed state public sts sfe dtteiing
ve per eant ready money all purchases from this
| d1te. ,,,. -, ,
Army apdNevy Equipments positively net scah 90 de.
A .i,Sry.
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complete when bloJless and IeIRaen such ~ nus ucen
achieved 6y the gallant KNOX thousands Of rival mt
tors IN the production Of the hansoc neacst ot
stylish and becoming fall style Of Genteincn's Hats II our
Braadser Generals would each gain military yctaf elGal
10 his racgc and artistic one tho war would cdcd
once knoxs headquarters 2l2 Broadway, The corner
Fulton street is where all the best nat recruiting dote
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CO.. keutuclv and Mlrsiuri State Lottpfles.
KENTUCKY EXTRA CLASS 5Io--ucieber y, 1851.
G 80 3b 49, so. ~. Al, 5, 50. II, O.. ~ AZ.
KENTUCKY Class 53e-0ciuber II, 1861.
r. IS. 80 IA II, "a. -, 8 gu, At, II, IL, Z.
Circulars sent free OF ehase by adore sing eitherto
MURRAY, EDDY K CO.,
Coyngton, KY, or 81. Louis Mo.
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The Pennsylvania Election.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct IL 1851.
The Official vote OF Chester county shows majority Of
pver 900 against the peace party, not including the
vote Of 2 600 soldiers.
Berks county elects Judge Woodward and Senator ely
pner, and the whole democratic ticket, by 1000
majority
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THE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD.


The Latest News from the Union Army
ON the P0tomac-Military Operations
In Western virginia-Important News
from Hatteras Inlet-AMairs in KEN
tucky and acknowledgements or tho
Rcbcls-American Affairs In Europe
The Latest News-Markets, &C., Sc.
The WEEKLY HERALD for the present week will be ready
this morning at ten o'clock. Its pages will containThe
Latest Dispatches from Washington showing Condition
OF Affairs on the Pot omac full Report Of the Brilliant
Engagement between the Union Land and Naval Forces
and the Rebels at Hatteras InleTota Rout and Heavy
Loss OF the Enemy Another Defeat of Gen. Lees Rebels
by Gen Reynolds, in Western Virginia. Interesting News
from Kentucky and Missouri Forward Movement OF Gen.
Fremont in Pursuit Of the Rebels Interesting News from
the Rebel States; The Prisoners at Richmond American
Affairs in Europe-Ths Effect In England Of the Letter Of
the Gar Of Russia TO President LincolnText Of the
Foreign Tripartite Treaty Against Mexico, &C. &c.
The WEEKLY HERALD will also contain the Latest Foreign
and Domestic News received by Mail or Telegraph; Edi
torias the Prominent Topics OF the Times Reports OF
the Condition Of the Commercial Money and Cattle Mar
kcs Marriages and Deaths for tho week. and all matters
Of interest to the reading community Single copies
wrappers be had at the Office, Of Fulton and
Nassau streets. Price six cents
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HERRMANN's MATINEE IN BRooKLyN-Today the great
magician gives his first and only matinee at the Brooklyn
academy OF Music. He will repeat this occasion
the choicest pieces Of his different programmes The
performances commence at o'clock, and the doors
will be opened hour earlier There to be no re-
oerved seats
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Great improvements and Great Reduce
ton in the prices OF Singer Co Sewing Machines
them the best and cheapest in the world Cali aud examine
at 45S Broadway
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THE IRA HARRIS GUARD.

We understand that Senator Harris and Major General
Morgan inspect this fine organization, for the pur
pose Of forming it into two regiments at one O'Clock
to-day. The encamped at Camp Scott, and as
there quite number of horses at the camp the
review will present quite an imposing appearance
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Winter Boots.-Brooks, the Bo0tma lser,
has removed from his old stand In Fulton street, A3i
Broadway corner of Howard street.
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Defiance Sala mn nter Safes, with Pa
tent Powder Proof Locks Cross Bars Also Fire and
Burglar Proof Sdeboard and Paror Safes No. 63 Murray
street. corner of College place. ROBERT NJ PATRICK.
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Pure TObacc0.-Ycllow Bank TObac.
colioodwins Pure Yellow Bank Tobacco free from all Inn
pures for sale by I'll tobacco aud segar dealers and at
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Pure Liquors.-Buy Your Liquors for
wholesale family trade Fifteenth Dis.iery
tablishcd In 1882, vt 255 West Fifteenth street.
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Royal Havaun Observation-Disclosures by
,he Seantsh cove nsnent Prizes cashed and Information
furnished by TAYLOR& CO. Bankers, 10 Wall street. N T.
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Gray Hair-Its Diseases, Change Of Coz
or and Enlightenment; new Treatment for Badness by
GRANDJEAN, Astor place
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Prizes Cashcd- Prizes cashed. Prizes
csshea in ali lepaized lotteries and information given by
JOSEPH BATES, Broker, Nos. II and ~ Wan street, up
stars Nc,, York.
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sERRELL,S ENGINEERS,

This corps, numbering about six hundred men. was to
have departed from Quarantine yesterday for Washing
tom but the necessary facilities for transportation
were not in readiness the departure was postponed until
tO.day
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To the Public

Union and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ofTnste
unite awarding tho victory to.iERKi over aieoure tors,
FOR The fau s,ye Of Hat TENE, a7 broadway
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ALBANY, Oct. II, 1851.
1he nomination of Thco Miller yesterday was made by
pny few delegates, who subsequent to the People
Judicial Convention, which nominated Erastus Cook
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou-
peesThe best In the world wholesale and RETAIL and the
dye paivately applied. No. Q Asor House.
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The Connecticut Horse Fair.
HARTFORD, Conn, Oct. IL, 1861.
The National Horse Fair, which has been great
cess will be continued TO morrow, account Of the
storm Of to-day.
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VOWS POWDER AND HIS FILLS
IL All the insect tribe will Kill
All genuinn Lyons Magnetic Insect Powder and Pills Dear
the smile or T. Lyon All others cOnaterels on
base limitations Beware OF unprinclpcd fn9tors sold W
D, . BAhNEs 2J2 Broadway, and by all respectable deal
CTR0NGis PATENT ARMY TRUNK AND PORTABLE
- Bcstoad combined Of Warren 81, and Broadway
THE BEST MEDICINE IL THE WORLD FOR THE
81 Dyseurly Cole and Group internally and Eheu
masn, GUS, Bruises Old Sores. and Pains IN The limbs
and Il, externally II DR. Tobias Venetian I'm
If fails. nj *lantd ba luGk
Only . cents Sold ~ all the druggists. Dpot 80 Cor
andt street.
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Six Fine shirts for -, Worth S12.
MoODY'S Shirt Mandatory, 262 Broadway.
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TIHE NEW BREAD--TIE PATENT INTERVIEWED
I Bread manufactured by JAMES "A. hEQUA az the cor
Nor U Lafayette place Fourth slcet RECOMMENDED hy
the prominent phy 81 New YORK. The public y
call and witness The process. Families supplied
below Fourteenth street Leave orders ~ the bakery
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Bachelors Hair Dye-Thc Best in the
world--Harmless, reliable and instantaneous. Sold and
applied At BACHELORS wig factory, 1o Bond street.
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Dayid's FAN Style of Gertlcmen's Hats.
salestoom 2gs1s Broadway, near Duane strceL
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MILITARY MOVEMENTS in NEW YORK
THE BRICKEL BATTERY.

The first nstament OF the organization known % the
Brckel battery left their encampment at Bellevue fark
yesterday afternoon for the seat OF war II consisted Oh
400 men, principally Germans, who have acquired much
experience in working field artillery in European con-
ficts The Lieutenant Colonel commanding and the
majority Of the officers have this sought the bubble
reputation at the cannons mouth and enter upon their
duties adopts in their profession and consequently
most effective service may be anticipated from them
whenever opportunity for bringing the battery
into action The command which yesterday proceeded 70
Washington comprises four batteries, each Of which VIII
work four ten pound PARROT guns The same complement
OF men TO work four other batteries Is at present IN
course Of organization and will be despatched 70 the
field OF operations without delay The guns will DO sup
piled the force at washington The following is list
OF the officers Of tho Bricke battery
Lieutenant Colonel, Andrew Brckel
Major, Albert Arndt.
Adjutant, h.lip Bsoler
C6mpany A-Captain, o ito Dedrch; First Lieutenant
John Kncricn; Second Lieutenant, Alfred Kleser
Company B-Captan, Adolph Voegeee First Lieu
tenant, Michael Kernberger Second Lieutenant, Ernst
Compsny c-captan. George G. L. Beig; First Lieu
tenant, b. Viewer Second Lieutenant, Frederick Martin
Company D-Captan, 4. Gumm First Lieutenant,
Ernst Klein; Second Lieutenant Frederick schntzc'n
COLONEL sENGES' HEAVY ARTILLERY.
On Tuesday Colonel Adam senges, commissioned BY
General Mcclellan to organize regiment Of heavy art
lcry for the manning Of the field Notifications around
Washington, returned from the capital, where no mad
taken three full companies the FIRST nsalment, and
stationed them in Forts Blenker and Taylor. The reg
ent is to be attached the division Of Major General
Louis Benker and the selection Of Colonel Senger TO the
command evnces great the part Of the author
ties inasmuch the Colonel is celebrated artillery ON
Ger, distinguished in the Baden army during the revou-
tion Of 1S4S.
The officers OF the regiment are also Of great mill
ary experience been selected only for their ca
pacity and moral worth Each ocor Is compelled TO I'M
dergo strict examination in all branches Of artillery
practice prior TO his entering the service Of the govern
ment the commissioned officers, who are IN
terrogatcd in regard TO the handling OF the guns &C.
The dte,el Of this regiment is Of the FIRST class and
the exercises modelling after the nethodca manual
the European armies In point Of discipline and gene
raj efficacy the regiment Of Colonel Senges promises TO be
par excellence. In few days another company, ~ com
mand OF Captain Hartman will be forwarded and station
ed in OF the forts the Potomac good opportuni
" Is offered recruits to enlist In this regiment rs the
troops Immediately clothed and provsoned on being
accepted. The headquarters are at No. q Ryington
and the Prescott House. Their rendezvous u at
the Turtle Bay Brewery in Forty fifth street. ana the
East
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Beautiful irds's Liquid
Pearl has achieved celebrity having equal for pre-
serving and identifying the complexion and skin Sold
4o9 Broadway, and 1T all druggists.
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Barry's TricOpherous IL tho Best and
cheapest Dressing Beautifyng Curling Cleaning
Preserving and restoring The Hair Ladies, try it. Sold by
all drtpj
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rrHE LUTHER ATWOOD OIL c0MPANY's
DEODEgfZFD
ILLUM1SATISG OIL

Unsurpassed by any KEROSENE manufactured.
l. nrirg CnL0ELESs. Of a ILEASANT ODOR and
burns without smoke, trus;iag the Uick.
WARRANTED NON EXPLOSIVE.
For sale IN any quantity at greatly reduced price.
Packed Ia aud cases for foreign markets.
Apply 10 - rw.~
n1arllr ell klL.tsA t.ll.
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Since January iSco
The trade during the past week has presented no new
features of importance Some considerable houses in the
Western by trade doing fair business, while
the general tone Of artirs pres ntcd but little change.
As previously noticed, army goods active and firmly
held Blue navy and army standard cloths were scarce
and firmly held at full prices colored cloths and blankets
were being converted into standard blue colors
by redying. The supply is Inadequate to meet
the demand. Indigo, which is largely 'uss in
their production, has naturally advanced Cotton goods
suitable for army were in good demand, while other
articles unsettled and rather lower Sky ble Ncr-
seys three.quarters wide, were ut 81 90 81 10. We
quote good brown siecngs and shirtings at 12c. IN
bleached goods prices were - aay, willie the stess
dong moderate. Cotton fanulls were steady, bit
less Lctive Prints heavy and cheaper Drills wore
srm Good styles of fancy cassimeres steady and in
fair demand Bite nliNcd hosiery, drawers and shirts
were firm and in good demand for army purposes.
Foreign goods were dull at private sale, while con-
siderable business gong forward through the auction
houses The pubic sales; however, rs general thing
were active. special sale Of goods imported by
Messrs Bunkhard latton held. The goods in many
cases sold below the cost OF e manufacture Dasrable
STYLES Of ribbons and Of Savcny dress goods
sought after In the auct.en rooms, and brought fair
prices The sales cash for four to SIX months with
liberal discount for cash. continued tofosm permanent
feature OF the trace.
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Try the Shilling Hair Tonic, II you
have already done One thousand drug
York and Brooklyn keep for SALE beautifully perued
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A ROMATIC SCHIEDAM SCJINAPPS
rocers druggists and private families who wish TO supply
themselves the present low price had better make early
application UD0LPHO WOLFE,
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IJYATTS LIFE BALSAM.

II
rheumatism In Its most painful, forms also scrofua, cry
spela salt rhenm np!cs boces old ulcers fever Sores
tine worst of diseases blood mefcuria
plants debility liver and kidneys, nopient consumption
dc., most certainly cured by this great purifier
HYATT'S LIFE BALSAM has cured thousands of of
these and similar diseases, and 1t will certainly
which can be reached by medicine IL taken
cordance with the dill ecions
HYATT'S LIFE BALSAM cured Mr.. b. Rice 80 Grove
street and Il Clinton market OF inhamnaory rheumatism
and govt, after he had been crippled for years.
HfATTS LIFE BAI.SAM cured Mr. T. b. Holly dock
master Ill Madison street Of terrific ulcer after ne had
Leen the Broadway Hospital six months and then thought
TO be- nclrahle.
HYATTS LIFE BALSAM cured Mrs. G. Gore, Third
Fifty first scrofula kings evil.
The ulcers had destroyed flesh from tie neck until
the windppe exposed. 1t cured Mrs. Gore also Of
dyspepsia.
Principal depot 2f6 Grand street.
rs cents per bottle, six for 81.
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-M0znrt Assembly COnventfOn.
E0URH RsrRIcT-This Convention met last evening p.
cQuade in the chair and nominated DR.. William j. G,
Kenny.
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A T s3-DOuBLE SOLE SHOES, AT JONES', 10 AND
IL Ann street. Also at ~ ~ quilted Congress Callers
a style.
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THIRD DIsrRIcr-This Convention held last evening
Or. Nolan presiding, and Messrs Samuel Bessel and
Schaefer acting as Secretaries. The Convention nom
ated Mr.. George Loutre as candidate for Assembly
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Campbell, Chemist and Apothecary,
corner of Eighth avenue and Twenty Medi-
cines warranted pure and dispensed with care
Trusses, Abdominal Supporters, Sus-
pensory Bandages Shoulder Braces, Ac. Dis GLOVER &
THOMAS No. 4 Ann street, under Barnums Museum.
Trusses.-Marsh & Co.'s Radical Cure
Trusses also Military Shoulder Brace and Abdominal Sup.
porter connsd-a superior article No 2Vesey Astor
House, opposite the church.
Pyles' O. X. Soap Is Now Acknowl led z ed
the best In use. Sold by grocers everywhere.