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OHIO.
Convention Of Railway Conductors.

Convention Of Railway Conductors.
COLUMBUS, Oct. 20, 1859.
The Second Annual National Convention OF Rail-
way Conductors OF the United States IN session here
Soday was called to order at ten O'Clock this morn
Ing by Mr. James Marshall, President OF the Associa-
ton, or the New York and Harlem Railroad. The
President introduced General George b. Wright,
Railroad Commissioner OF ONO, who delivered the
annual address. II was made up OF practical and
sensible suggestions to the conductors and was
greeted with applause
AFTER the appointment OF committees on creden-
tials and constitution and bylaws the Convention
took a recess until three O'Clock.
Upon the reassembllng OF the convention Mr..
Sharpe. from the Committee on Credentials, re-
ported the delegates IN attendance and entitled to
seats In the Convention, There arc ninety-six in
oil. The report was adopted The other commit
tees not being ready 10 report the Convention
adjourned until ten O'Clock Tomorrow morning.
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THE PACIFIC COAST.
Arrival Of the Steamship America from China
and Japan-Accident to the War steamer

Arrival Of the Steamship America from China
and Japan-Accident to the War steamer
Idaho.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 90, 1869.
The steamer America arrived to-day with advices
from Hong Kong to September Is and Yokohama to
the Goth. She brings the following passengers
George W. Thorne, Charles E. Sprague. John Boone,
J. Markham, A. NJ. Preston, G. J. Sands. Miss NJ. l..
Sands, 4. A. Ives, Major Crossman, Miss Jennie
Thompson, Miss Madeline shabro Lengahart, James
e. Foster. U. 8. N; +. " Green, U. 8. N; G. +.
Seward, s. s. Phelps and wife. J. A. Smith, George
W. Bramen, Barnard Herald, E. M King Colonel
Allen, j. W. Terry b. Costemda, w. Dennold Rev.
:. McKelvey, A. r. Smith, George Townse NJ, a.
Dent Captain Lennei M. b. Marutn, Mrs. frlsDy,
Mrs. Common, Charles Brayton, W. H. Rounds, G. A.
Schneider, w. n. Wright, Henry Pretchard and 7.
Kandseven, ana 730 Chinese and Japanese Sne
also brought 1,475 tons OF freight she has 8, 100
packages OF merchandise for New York, 1900 OF
which are tea and PIG silk.
The following American shipping were at Singa-
pore August 14-steamers Messenger and Catie and
The America spoke me United States snip Idaho.
September rs, dismasted. She had jury mastS
rugged and was proceeding to Yokohama
Progress of the California and Oregon Rail-
road-Isich Gold Discoveries in NEVADA
Emigration to Arizona.
SAN FRANCISCO Oct. TO- 1892
The nrst rain Of the season fell to-day aud is pre-
vaillng throughout the coast.
A large force Of men and teams is employed on
the California and oregon Railroad, and the road
is expected to be completed to Chico on February l.
Business on the forty miles already built is rapidly
increasing and promises large returns. The road
runs through the richest agricultural portion Of
Sacramento valley.
heavy shock Of earthquake occurred at San
Bernardina on the 18th of October.
1t Is reported that rich veins OF ore were recently
struck IN the Florida and Yankee Blade mines, at
Austin, Nevada.
Late Arizona advices are favorable. Parties OF
immigrants are rapidly filing the Territory.
party OF soldiers had fight near Camp McDOw-
ell with the Indians and killed eighteen of their
number.
The first pick in the Sutr0 tunnel at Virginia. Ne
vada, was struck to-day under general rejoicing of
OF the people. A great barbecue ana jubilee took
place on the occasion.
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WIlLlAM:poHT HORSE FAIR.

WILLIAMsPORT, Pa. Oct. 90, 1869.
There was an increased attendance at the Herdick
Park races to-day. The ground was in excellent
condition and the weather was favorable. The
accommodations for visitors are ample. The
stands are well arranged ana Will seat over 81 500
people.
The race for the 81, 900 purse was again postponed
after thethird heat. The for $4,000 for horses
that never beat 2:2 was also postponed at the end
both heats.
The race for horses that had never beaten four
minutes, for purse OF $500, was won by Fanny
Fern In three straight heats.
The race for $500. for horses that never beat
2:42, was drawn.
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OHIO.
College, the YOnng Mems Mercantile
Library, and the Chamber Of Commerce
Fircmun X ilIed.

College, the Yonng Mems Mercantile
Library, and the Chamber Of Commerce
Fircmnn Killed.
~ CINCINNATI, Oct. 20, 1859.
The College Building is now on IRE. The names
on the roof which Is OF tin are thought 10 extend
from end 10 end. Engines are at work. The build
ing contains the Lane College. Young Mems Mcrcan-
tile Library. Chamber OF Commerce aud several
stores and offices.
The College Building Is q wreck sThe rooms above
the Mercantile Library and the Chamber OF Com
MERGE are burned out entirely The whole roof and
floor above the Chamber OF Commerce fell in taking
the floor OF the latter TO the cellar. That above
the Mercantile Library did not fall. por-
ton OF the floor over the reading room
through. The damage to the building amounted
to $4,000; insured in Cincinnati companies.
the college loss Is $4,000; insured in home COM
panies The loss OF the Mercantile Library Is $50 000
the Mercantile Library lost most In three rooms on
the third story The records and valuable English
BOOKS or Mr.. Macarthur, the librarian, we're all re-
moved safely, but much damage was done to other
books on the shelves by water In the main library
room. me total loss on the books was $40 900. The
assurances on all the above losses are In home
companies. except IN the Phenix. OF Hartford,
5000: Western, Of Buffalo, 5000; Security
land. OF Cleveland SIS OOO Sun. OF Cleveland So 900.
In the fourth story there was small book bndery,
Ave dwelling rooms Appleton,s picture framing
graphing rooms and two or three rooms for
storing goods and furniture. Appleton and Fleet
wood lost 100000 Loss OF the other parties S. ooo
mostly insured in Cincinnati companies. On the
third floor besides three library rooms, were Bliss
schoolroom, the law schoolroom, and Winkeler's
bookbindery. The loss is $4,000. The assurances
were not ascertained. The stores occupying all the
first floor were damaged but slightly, and
by J. N. Harris, manufacturer OF patent
medicines, directly beneath the Chamber Of
Commerce room, into which the roof aud
all the floors fell. Mr.. Harris loses s5,OOO he Is
fully insured in the Franklin Company Of Cincin-
natl. The total loss Ia near $4,000. The valuable
statuary In the Mercantile Library room was all
saved. The Chamber of Commerce and the Mercan.
tile Library occupied all the second moor.
Captain Matt Scnweb, OF the Phoenix Hook and
Ladder Company was taken out OF the wreck OF the
College Building this evening" at nine O'Clock. He.
with Others stood at the head or the stairs in the
building fighting the fire when the ceiling fell In en-
veloping all In smoke and fire. The Others escaped,
but he was killed. Ills head and breast were badly
burned
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ENGLAND.
British Advice to Napoleon.

British Advice to Napoleon.
LONDON, Oct. 20, 1850.
The London Times says:-
France unfortunately has irreconcilables OF q
deeper dye than Gamoetta and Bancel whose mani
festO ID violently attacked by their former associates
while Raspa adheres to his resolution to go to the
Legislative Chamber on the Goth inst. SO riot may
still be found unavoidable in which the authors
or the manifesto will have to see what course 1t is
best for them TO pursue. France has been brought
to this pass through the Emperor's hesitation, not
persons to introduce them. The Emperor cannot
mean to present himself before the chambers with
his Old Cabinet Whatever merits ROuher and For
cade may have, no one can regard them more
than clerks in their masters Cabinet. No one be-
ueves they be raised to the rank or Independent
and responsible Minister'S IL IS said the Emperor
does not know where to md Others II the situa.
lion arises men will be forthcoming. In the mean
time any other men are preferable to these. So long
% the Emperor Is surrounded by the OF yester-
day no one can have Ialh in his good intention for
the morrow.
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FIRE IN EAST EIGHTEENTH STREET.


About haf-past six O'Clock last night fire broke
out In the junk shop OF John Ryan, in rear or No.
43D East Eighteenth street. 10 was badly burned
involving loss OF $1,000. The fire extended
carmen, all OF which were destroyed. The
horses, however, were saved with the exception
OF Ryan's, valued ut $3.50, which was burned, to
gether with his house auu Stable kyans total loss
on building and stock, it j. believed, VIII reach
$4,000, upon which there Is no insurance. Inc stable
ana coal sheds vi john Riicy aiIonug were dam
aged about $1,000; Insured N tic Williamsburg and
Iradeslnens Insurance companies. Two franc
slanties, worth about $500 each, belonging TO the
estate Of Isaac ID. Lapaam were slightly damaged.
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IS REAL SUMMING HIMSELF

Taking a Ride a Street Cara Deputy
Sheriff Doing Escort Duty.
rumor Of startling character was circulated
in police circles yesterday that II true may well
cause alarm to all law-abiding citizens. II seems
that John Real, the condemned murderer OF ofllcer
Smedck, OF the Twenty first precincs was escorted
from felons cell on Monday afternoon and allowed
Avenue Railroad, who has known Real long and
Intimately asserts that the convict and his charge
entered his at the corner OF Second avenue and
Thirty fourth street; that Real shook hands with
HIM and rode down town. The gentleman to whom
the conductor made these statements Is entirely re-
liable and declares his belief In their correctness.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

Meeting of the Committee OF Ways and
Means i'm Boston.
Boston, Oct. 90 1892
The subcommittee Of the House Committee of
Ways and Means meet here tomorrow to examine
into the present bonded warehouse system the In
ternal revenue tax and kindred subjects. The men,
bers are:-Samuel @. Hooper, Massachusetts, chair
man; William b. Allison, Iowa; Austin Blair, Mlchi-
gan; Horace Maynard, Tennessee; James Brooks,
new YORK; William ID. kellev, pennsylvania; Den.
mis- Mccarthy New York.
The Congressional Committee on American Ship.
ping interests proceed to Portland to-day stopping
few hours at Lowell en- route invitation OF GEN
eral Butler The committee hold n session In Port.
land to morrow.
The democrats opened the political campaign to.
night by great gathering In Faneuil Hail, which
was presided over by Joshua G. Prall. Among the
principal speakers were John quincy Adams, the
democratic nominee for Governor; Judge Abbott
and Charles l.. Woodbury..
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KENTUCKY.

American Christian Missionary Society Con.
vention Mt Louisville.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. co. $780,
In the American Christian Missionary Society Con-
vention to-day the report OF the Board OF Managers
was read and consideration was postponed.
The CHAIR announced the Committees on Foreign
Missions. Home Missions, annual and semi; Annual
Conventions Sunday Schools and Nominations, after
which the Convention adjourned.
The Masonic Grand Lodge OF Kentucky to-day
elected Charles Egert0n Grand Master A. q. Hodges
Grand Treasurer ana ]. NJ s. McCorke Grand Secre.
tary.
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THE GOLD RING AND TINE GRAND JURY.

Yesterday afternoon Messrs. Jay Gould and James
Fisk, Jr., were formally served with writs OF
subpoena requiring their attendance before the
Grand Jury now in session, and, Of course it would
be strange to suppose that these gentlemen were
evidence in connection with the recent Wall street
panic and fraud operations In gold.
IL will be remembered that Judge Ingraham, at
the Court Of Oyer and Termlner recently charged
the Grand Jury specially on the subject, and it is
probable that the afiar Will now be very thoroughly
sifted
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Radical Politician Imperial Review and
Word for Prince Napoleon.
PARIS, Oct. co. 1869.
The radical voters propose to summon their depu-
ties from Paris to resign their seats in the Corps
Legisat on the ground that they have not fulfilled
Sher duries.
review OF the Imperial Guard will be held on
Sunday next, when demonstration in favor Of the
Emperor is expected.
The Journa, ODlciet to-day says the government
regard with regret the violent attacks which have
been made on Prince Napoleon In the Paris Pays
newspaper.
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ILLINOIS,.


Fire In Chicngo-Loss $4,000.
CHICAGO, Oct. 20, 1869.
fire broke out this morning in the rear OF No.
ITO State street and extended to several stores in
the brick block on the corner OF State and Monroe
streets, comprising Nos 1885, 16S, 10 and 172 state
street. and Ga 60 and 0S Monroe street. The stores
were not much damaged, but their contents were
the insurance $4,000 mostly in local companies.
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A.-WhO is the Greatest Philantbr0pist
He that doeh the greatest good the greatest number
the greatest phanthropist the present day? KNOX.
the hatte why he entitled to occupy that proud position
sought after Because he covereh thousands
who cali on him. aloweth to away dissatisfied
Thus KNOX, by his persevcring industry not only
reached of bis profession but he has by hts
deeds clearly shown that he should be called the greatest
planthroptst Of the BY the way those fall styles OF
kNOX'S perfect beauties and becoming to The
wearer; and, what Ia more, cannot be beat
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WOMAs's SUFFRAGE.

Meeting Of the Rhode Island Womnn,s suf.
frngc Association.
PROVIDENCE Oct. 90 1859.
!, The annual meeting OF the Rhode Island Woman's
Suffrage Association commenced this evening
Among the speakers were John Neal, OF Portland
and Mrs. Celia Burleigh, OF New York.
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THE NEW DOMINION.


Canadian Naval Preparations.
GOODRICH, Oct 20, 1869.
The gunboat Prince Alfred Is still taking In coal.
Orders were Issued to-day for all to be on board at
nine O'Clock tonight, at which time she Will proceed
to Sarnia, under the command OF Captain Stewart
The Goderich battery and Toronto neld battery are
on board.
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THE CUBAN PRivATEER.

Examination Of the Omcers of the Privareer
Cuba.
WILMINGTON, N. o.. Oct. 90 1869.
The case OF the officers OF the Cuba comes up
before the United States Commissioner tomorrow.
The case OF the vessel win be tried at the next
term OF the United States District Court, which
meets IN November.
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, Oct. 90, 1850.
Exchange-On London, 1sK per cent premium;
on Paris ~. premium; United States sixty days.
sight, In gold, q per cent premium; short sight,
TX per cent premium; sixty days sight, in curren-
cy, 10 per cent discount; snort sight, l7A per cent
discount
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ITALY.

Revolutionary Recruitmonts.
FLORENCE Oct 20. 1859.
Menotti Garibaldi Is recruiting volunteers In the
province OF Calabria.
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TURKEY.

Tho Empress Of France En- Route for Egypt.
CoNsTANTINOPLE, Oct. 20. 1869,
The Empress Eugente sailed from this city yester.
day for Alexandra, Egypt
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EGYPT.

dictiOn.
PARIS, Oct. 20, 1869.
Two international committees are soon to meet at
Cairo to regulate the conditions OF the navigation
Of the Suez Canal, soon to be opened, and to con-
slider to what extent consular Jurisdiction Is likely
TO be affected
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THE BLOOD HORSE ASSOCIATION.

NASHVILLE, Oct. 90 1869.
There were two races to-day over the Blood
Horse Associations course. The weather was rainy
and the track heavy, Notwithstanding which there
was large attendance The first race was for the
Merchants Post Stake, two mile heats, entrance
$780, purse 81, 900; second horse to receive $500.
BabcOck's Humboldt. Observation-Disclosures.
Bufords Grassland. ...........................2 2
Paul's Jackson. Observation-Disclosures 3
Time 3:46A-3:43%. Grassland was the favorite
in the pools
The race for four year olds mile heats for purse
OF $500, resulted as folows:-
Franklm's Donovan ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1
hlCCoIiuiCk sue MOTTlSSey L 3
Richards II Kilgour's John Kilgour. 2
Time, l:48-1:48h-l:49
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TR0TTING At HARTFORD.

HARTFORD, Oct. 20, 1850.
The race to-day for $4,000 between Lucy and
George Wilkes was won by the latter In three
straight heats Time. 2.33-2:3Is 1-2:33.
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TbLECRAPHIC NEWS
r r ON
all PARTS OF TIE WORLD
The Spanish Army Officially Thanked
for Its Home Services.
British Advice to Napoleon and
Expose of His Danger.
Consular Jurisdiction and the Navigation Of
the Suez Canal.


Troops for Cuba-Republican Loss-Prim to
the Army.
MADRID, Oct. 20, 1862
Three Thousand more troops have been ordered TO
Cuba to assist in queng the instruction.
The republican leader Salvochea, was killed yes.
terday.
General Prm In circular conveys the thanks OF
che Regent to the army and to the loyal volunteers
for the suppression of the instruction.
Additional troops have been sent to Bejar.
Defeat Of the Insurgents at Dejar-NIilitary
Executions.
PARIS, Oct. co. $780,
Dispatches from Madrid report that the insurrec-
ton at Bejar has been suppressed. The troops had
IN encounter with the remnant OF salvochea's
band and dispersed 1t, killing, woundng and cap
turing many OF the rebels. Among the killed is
Senior Guleu, Deputy to the Cortes.
Four men have been executed at Seville for caus-
ing an accident to railroad train full OF troops
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IRELAND.

Death Of IN Eminent Judge.
DUBLIN Oct 20, 1869.
The Right Hon. John Walsh, Master OF the Rolls,
Is dead.
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A.-The Missisqu0i Spring Water VIII
positively diseases OF the kidneys and all impurities OF
the blood For sale by druggists eycrywhere Call or send
for pamphlets, at depot ]. r. HENRY No. College
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New ParIOr Match.-NO. 1 Park Place,
office New York Match Company. Single gross, deiv-
AZ.
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A.-Why are the Thousands who hive Dis.
carded the nosome hair dyes for PHALONiS pure and
wholesome vITALIA like troops embracing for CubaY Be-
cause they going OF In transports.
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Buckskin Shirts and Drnwers-Efectuli
cure preventive for Rheumatism, manufactured By
HEALEY, COS Broadway, opposite Bond street.
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Cure for Rupture.-Dr. Sherman's April.
and Compound guarantee. For pamphlets OF photo
graphic OF before and after with other
Information mailed 10 address on receipt OF 10 censa
Office 697 Broadway
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AUSTRIA.
Provincial Disturbances.

Provincial Disturbances.
TRIESTE Oct 20, 1859.
An insurrectlon has broken out In the town OF
Cattaro, In Dalmatia and martial law has been pro-
claimed there.
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the Greatest PhiIantbropist Z

A.-Lndies' Faces Enamelled; also the Pro-
paraon for saewth instructions, BY NJ LAUssoS NoI6o
Rrnad
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A.-Cnnnda Malt Scotch WhislSey, Fully
strength OF favor 10 the imported article
at about half the price, C. j. MURPHY 100 Pearl street.
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TENNESSEE.

for United States senator.
NASHVILLE Oct. 20, 1860.
The Legislature, in Joint session, to-day mad two
more ballots for United States Senator. On the first
ballot Johnson received 40 votes, Etherdgc go scat
tering 49, On second ballot Johnson received al,
Etheridge 20, scattering 3s. Two members were
absent There being no choice the Legislature
adjourned until tomorrow. The scattering votes
are mostly complimentary, and VIII doubtless
soon be consolidated.
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A.-Citizens and Strangers Who Desire q
hue elegant Hat moderate price should call ~
EsPENSCHEID'S, manufacturer, lis Nassau street.
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ROYAL Havana is0ttcry.-Prizes Paid In GOid
furnished. The highest paid Tor Douolooas
AID All Kind Of Gold and Silver.
TAYLOR CO., Bankers, l6 Wa nstrect, NJ Y.
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A.-None as Good TO Cure Colds, Swelied
Throas and Bronchitis as CHERRY PICTORIAL rRoCHhs.
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Bachelors Hair Dye.-Thc Best In the
The only perfect dye harmless reliable, ns'an-
neous. Factory 10 Bond street.
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For First Glass Printing of every Dcscrip-
ton 20 the Metropolitan job Printing hssaosansn'"
aNrea
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Consumption, Catarrb, Bronchitis &c, sue.
ccssfuly treated by method by Dr. HUlLAR 81 ess
Twenty fourth street.
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An Article Of True Nerif.-sBrown's Bron.
CHIAL TR0CHESn the most popular article IN this
country Europe for Throat Diseases and Coughs and
this popularity h based real merit which cannot be
said OF many other preparations in the marse which
really but weak limitations OF the genuine Troches-
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Words Of Cheer for Young Men, Who, H1v.
ina fallen victims socia evils, desire peer manhood
Sen IN sealed letter cnycopes OF charge Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION box 2, Phiadsphis Ia
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There Is mo- Excnse for Those Who DrnG
their weary and dsorared bodies into company whoa
few doses OF AYERS sAkSAPARLLA would cleanse thsr
murky blood and restore their health cor We muddy
victims OF bilious disease have regard for your neigh
bors IL not for yourselves
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Gourrud,s Oriental Crenm, 81 Do Per not-
Tie "a Bond street. late OF 45S BroddsaF ana druggists.
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FRANCE.

Trade "Strikes" Extending.
PARIS, Oct. 20, 1859.
The b0oKbinders OF Lyons are on q strike.
The journeymen giders OF Paris have struck for
higher wages.
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Earl Derby's Health.

LONDON, Oct 20 1859.
LORD Derby IL again unconscious. lie is sinking
slowly.
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william soUTHwicK, s. yesey street, New York.
Plaid. Cbecls and striped Suits.
Gents, Rows, Youths ana childrens.
BROKAW BROTHERS, opposite Cooper Institute.
and o. Lafayette place.
Largest OF the kind Ia this city.
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for
Gentlemen,
Boys and Youths,

ani every occasion.
WARN0Ck a CO, Hat,ers.
bl9 BROADWAY.
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THE STATE CANALS.

lere Dc1NK no IUrtNpr DusINHSS DtlOrl
the nine gentlemen adjourned.