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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-24

MISUNDERSTANDING uplands. I'D. middlng Or
eans. l2Ed The market closed dull the sales OF
enc DAY have been 1000 bales Of which 5000 wero
taken for export and speculation
HAvRw COTTON MARK T.-HAvRE Oct, 2s-Eyer,-
ing Cotton closed dat and irregular FOR both spos
ana anoat; tres ordinare on the spot. 147f,; low
middiingS 0fuat. 1871
LIVERPOOL BRRADsTuPPs MARKET. -LTvERPooI,
Oct. I5<l:5O p. M.-Wheat ~. "a. 81. I'D. per
stnsai Ior No. red Western. and o. Cd. a 81. Id.
ior Winter Corn. 800 50. per quarter for European
Peas, 44s. 6d. per quarter for Canadian.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKgP.-LivHRPooI
Oct $3.50 X h.-PorK. Ira. Cd per bb. Tor East
crn prime uess
LIVERPOOL PRODuoR MARKEr --LIvERPooL, Oct
I}-i.30 4. M.-Eenued petroleum. L. SKA. per
gallon
as 81 Per CWt. Sugar firm botn on the spot aud
anoat Lnseed OIL, G2) l2s per ton. Turpentine,
Zjs. 81. per Cwt.
PETROLEUM NOTWITHSTANDING Oct o8-l2:aDP.
E-PetroaIm opens aute5 A. 53l4i for standard
wlite -
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LOUISIANA.

Low Water mt the Mississippi Passes-Characs
Against the New Orleans Postmaster.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct %. 1869.
The tides at the passes at the mouth OF the Misss.
slppi are very low. Several large vessel from
foreign ports are outside, unable to the bars.
Proceedings have been instituted in the United
States District Court against W. NJ. Smalwood late
Postmaster OF New Orleans and his aureres for the
alleged defacatiOn Of over $4,000 the proceeds
FROM the sale OF internal revenue stamps and which
his account was short
Quarantine from all ports ceases TO exist here
from to-day.
A citizens meeting Is being held here tonight,
tho object being TO endeavor TO secure better and
more honorable municipal government.
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MUSICAL REViS w
,itson 4 90. publish the following

DitsOn & 20. publish the following
"Grand VASE Brillante.1 J. Herr. one OF those
dasnlng. varied anu strongly chordod salon pieces
which in good hands cannot fali TO create senss-
ton.
IA loyeuse.n Morceau do salon W. uhe.
There are some good themes in this, but tho ar
rangement or the Grst OF them ~ extremely awk-
ward. Tue piece IS not up TO tnis composers usual
standard
Scnlrmer publishes tho following.-
evening IhOughts,n two melodies without words
Faustina II. Hodges. Exquisite little gems every
sense OF the word, and practically treated.
II. NJ Fairchild publishes two songs In tbs musical
C0r0net by NJ T. GIBBONS. They are both good, but
DO not cali for any special comment.
Cotter Denton, Buffalo, publish 'The Belle OF
Che Evening" waltz. Ed. Hoffman. brilliant,
spirited work, within the reach or every planist
aud Strauss-like In its terpslchorean tendencies.
W. A. Pond Co. publish the sEaie Polka BY
Miss Lima Edwin. IL IA sprighsly and "danceable'
and Just the thing for the parlor or ballroom.
White, smith Perry Boston, publish the
blanche Poika,n by Miss Lima Edwin. TINS u even
better Than the former, aud cannot ga 10 be favor
lte wherever IT ~ played.
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VIRGINIA.

The Tobacco Stamp Comn,it-
mcnt Of the Principals.
RICHMOND, Oct %, 1859.
The examination OF the persons charged with cir.
culaIing counterfeit tobacco stamps was continued
to-day II was shown that two of the party a Few
weeks since were In New York with s. 900 furnished
from Richmond to buy counterfeit stamps. Roche
and Bannasche, the Two principal men, were to-day
committed TO jail. Efforts are being made to yet
them before Judge Underwood on q writ OF habeas
corpus on the ground or excessive ball being
required. II appears that short since a stamp
counterlelter was captured IN New YORK, with a
genuine, which proved 10 have been purchased from
collectors ONCE Ia virginia aud sent ON 10 the
c0unterfeiters 10 WORK by.
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THE PACIFIC COAST.

Pullman Cars on the Continental Railway
Hisbwaymen In CaIifornia-,sutiny Of Eng
lish sailors in Victoria.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 20. 1889.
The first regular Pullman palace train over the
Pacific Railroad arrived here last night on time.
The passengers, among whom were two English
noblemen. members OF Parliament, were delighted
with the accommodations and adopted resolutions
OF thanks TO Pullmans superintendent on tue
Pacidc Railroads. Highwaymen stopped the Los
Angeles stage yesterday, near that city and robbed
che express and passengers OF a large amount. Tho
mail, which contained several hundred thousand
dollars in greenbacks, was untouched.
Sixteen sailors OF her Majesty's ship Charvbdls
while at Victoria went ashore with the launch on
She 10th or october, under command OF mldsnip-
man. twelve Of the men mutinied and overpowered
sne oflcer and four other sailors rowed to the
port OF Dungeness, In Washington Territory, and
escaped.
terday ior the Sandwich Islands.
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NEW YORK.

Large Fires ia Albany--Dne Man Killed and
Others Missing or Injured.
ALBANY, Oct. %, 1880.
IRE broke out IN the crockery warehouse OF
Messrs. Van Heuson, Charles Co., on James street,
in this city, last night 1t was bad re to control
yet the aremen managed to condne the flames TO
the burning building. The loss is estimated at
$4,000. There was an insurance OF $4,000 on the
building and $4,000 on stock. Several nremen
were injured, but none seriously. 1t burned three
hours before the 1remen got II under control
While the Ore was raging and the whole department
engaged thereon another IRE broke out la the
house "a Beaver street, occupied by Harry
not yet closed Several persons were in the upper
part OF the building Some escaped, while the exit
OF others was shut OIL. One man. named John
Pruyn, son OF the late Samuel o. Pruyn leaped from
the front window and was killed. 1t IS reported
that others persisted in tho danes. Several persons
were badly injured. The loss Is heavy but the
insurance IS unascertaned.
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TIE EARTHQUAKE IN The EAST.

The shock in New Brunswicb-ft Lasts
Twenty seconds--Eigh Frcshet in the ~.
John River.
Sr. Jons, N. r.. Oct %, 1868.
AT fifteen minutes before six O'Clock this morning
a severe shock OF earthquake was felt here, pre-
cedet by rambling noise and vibrations, II
lasted about twenty seconds. Houses shook vio-
lently, everybody awakened and many rushed from
their houses IN alarm, but no material damage was
done. The morning was remarkably gloomy and .
strong yale from che south prevailed Through the
night. In other parts OF New Brunswick, Fred
erlcton, Woodstock, MiIamlchi ana ST. Andrew $
the shocks appear to have been more severe throw
ing down chimneys ana cracking walls OF houses.
Similar SHOCKS were felt ia Halifax Annapolis aud
Kentve, N. $.
high lreshet prevails in the river st. John. The
wbaryes AZ Fredericton and Woodstock are under
water.
crop is injured by disease. The other crops are tar
above the average.
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The Observation-Disclosures Matter Resumed--
Advocacy of Mr.. Browne's Course-The
American Missionaries Opposing tho Use of
Moral Suasion Alone On the Chinese.

American Missionaries Opposing the Use OF
Moral Suasion Alone On the Chinese.
SAN FRANCISCO Oct 3d. 1869
Robert Hart, Inspector General OF the Imperial
Maritime Customs at Pekin writes that J. Rosa
Brownies addresses TO the British and American
merchants at Shanghai tleaying aside what he said
about Dir. Burlingamel are reasonable and truthful
matters OF fact, and 10 The point. lie says Mr..
Brownies reply was O fair resume OF history and
Just exposition OF the situation and also says there
Is nothing In 1t to disagree with; but ne thinks
1t does not 80 far enough in suggesting
what should be the duty OF the foreigners
in the future. II nothing more than moral
pressure Is used, he says, the Chinese
will find it out ana will only chae and irrtate
While lie dtsapproves OF coerSion he admits the
treaties ought to be enforced, though there IL great
difficulty In determining how FAR even that would
be available and justiaaDe. Mr. Burltngame's policy
does not seem 10 be working satisfactorily Mr. Hart
says the Foreign Ofice Is becoming mere illiDeral
every day and he has not ceased To warn Mr. Bur.
llngame how far the Chinese are irom making good
his words.
The British missionaries at Pekn have protested
against Sir Rutherford Alcock's recommendations
Tor restriction OF missionary privileges. Tne
American missionaries cordially endorsed The course
pursued by Mr.. Browne, who they say was an
earnest advocate OF their cause.
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FATHER HYAChTHe

Father Hyacinthe yesterday paid visit % the
Temple Emanuel, III Fifth avenue, while the ser
vices were going on. ana although he entered the
place unknown to the congregation he was soon
recognized and. OF course, became the cynosure or
all eyes.
During tho afternoon he was compelled, owing 70
the miserable state OF the weather, TO remain IN.
doors. IL Is not known what church he will attend
to-day. and he refused positively TO tell any person
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TENNESSEE,

Newspaper Comments on tho New senator
Elect
MEMPHIS, Oct. 3d. 1863
The election OF Me-. Cooper Il variously commented
on by the press. The Appeol regards It probably
the best selection that could have been made after
Mr.. Johnson.
The sun says;-The action of tbs Legislature In
electing Mr.. Cooper, and the means resOrted to
accomplish 1t, have elected Mr. Johnson Governor
and Senator hereafter.
The AuaiGncle regards IL az sigma victory.
The Ledger heartily endorses the election OF Mr
Cooper IN preference to either Mr.. Johnson Of Mi
Etnertdge.
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The Premier and the Irish Radicals.

The Premier and the Irish Radicals.
- LONDON Oct 2s, 1859.
The recent reply OF the Right honorable Mr.. Glad
stone to the President OF the Limerick Qreland) Am
n1ty Association, the subject OF the OF the
government towards the imprisoned Fenans. has
cansed considerable dissenson. The London Am
nety Association has protested against the senti.
meQts0f the Premier committee appointed by
,this tody had arranged for a monster open.air
demonstration on Sunday; but the meeting is likely
TO b, Indefinitely postponed, as i. mas transpred
that 10 government would suppress 1t II attempted.
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GaAO s0asfO 70 osATa.

On Friday an infant child OF Patrick McGuire.
living about ten miles from NewDurg NJ A. was
fatally burned. It that during tie absence OF
Mr. ana Mira. MCCLURE one or the children IN play
lighted piece OF paper and held iG 20 the clothing
OF the babe, which caught fire. Before the flames
could be extinguished the child was burned beyond
recovery. Alter Jew hours OF Intense suffering
death raiipypc
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SPAIN.

peace prospects-Protestants Arrested-The
Throne Question:
SPAIN, Oct g. 1869.
The country is tranquil.
The Bishop OF Albania and several Professionals
lave been arrested at Granada
Senior Aibaida, suspected OF implication IN the
recent nsurrection, has been arrested by the au-
,hoyities and taken to Valencia for trial.
The Spanish Cabinet is divided on the subject OF
,ae candidate for the throne
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A New Discovery


IN CHEMISTRY.
CLEAR AS WATER.
WITHOUT SEDIMENT.
,..... OPEN TO THE LIGHE
FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR TO Trs NATURAL COLOR
PHALONh VIrALIA,
SALVATION FOR THE HAIR
Fhaons vitaia differs utterly from MI eo'oring
preparations heretofore used. IL a principle.
now developed Tor Che hrsi time II rnpi SMELL
ing precpaos no muddy or sDy matter requires
ins paIts no sam TO The akin Hold 70 the light
IS clear ana cl0udoss IL leaves mark the
reproduces IN hair the natural color time or c-
meas have blcaSAed out OF g. shade may be
dueed the depth OF color depending the tp
cations There Is not and has article
existence bearing the slightest resemblance ha elaor
nary preparation. Its infallbilly N guaranteed.
PHALON'S VITALIA
Tor on8 sole that OF reproducing with absolute
certainty gend without angle drawback rs ully tAe
natural color Of the hair intended daily dress,
ing land would defeat m object 10 usei) nor for
removing scuri or dandrsr for curng badness
Tor stimulating the growth uf the hair Those objects may he
accomphed after the color mas been fixed with the ya.
by Fhaloaa inyigorAtof oT any good OIL or pomaio.
PHALON'S VITALfA
- harmless and unequaed preparation FOR the Reproduce
0u OF the original hue oi hair and uohin else rhis
accomplished Ia from two - ten applications ding
TO the dapth Of shade required.
PHhLON & BON,
M' Broadway, New York, 81 Nicholas uoteI.
Price 81 per box, containing two bottles,
SOD by all druggists
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The Suez Cannl Openins-Nnvni Arrange
ments.
ALEXANDRIA Oct. %, 1889.
The ceremonies on the occasion Of the successful
completion OF the Suez Canal Will be interesting.
Tho following is the programme:--The fates W i'll
begin at Port Said on the 10th Of November. The
vessels forming the Meet will proceed to Isaiia on
the next day and remain there till she 18TH and will
60 through to suez on the 10TH where the proceed
ings viii be ended on the following day.
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THE COLISEUM LOTTERY IN BOSTON.

BOSTON. Oct %, 1869.
inc Coliseum concert lottery closed to-day. Ticket
No. "a, i5l drew the building. The owner OF the
tcket ~ unknown not being present. Some 5000
oiher pizes consisting OF settees chairs ana other
moyaDIS relics OF the jubilee wero then drawn by
the ARA crowd present.
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ing EstabAshment having made extensive
additions TO its 1material," In the shape
vi Pressfs, Type, &C, &c, Ia now prepared
70 eKecat orders With unusual rapldlty.
lts patsons aud this public know fun well
It's style OF WORK and ia moderate prices.
our designing and wood engraving de.
paHment has been considerably enlarged
70 meet the demands OF the public ami
W. beg TO oNer 10 our patrons our en-.
Arged facilities for such orders as they /
may see ut 70 give, feeling assured that I
4 our prices wiz c0mpRre iavorabiy with |
any other work OF tho ktud. Posters, |
scriplIon, Law Printing, Sc. Sc Plain
ana co,0r WORK, Wood Engraving done
n short notice and NJ very low price.
W Nassau street, old Herald Bdiiding.
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Grain TRANSFORMATION from Buffalo.

BUFFALO, Oct. %. 1869.
Resolutions were passed on Change this forenoon
asking the presidents OF the Erie and central Rail
roads to Immediately give facilities for shipping
gram from shs port east, Il being impossible to
procure cars for wheat ana corn 70 Gil orders for
DoutS in the interior,
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An Imposition ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ex-
posed-A hair preparation advertised pure and harmless
water, to create the belief that IL can be taken with
safety but VI used would cause INSTANT DEATH 10
prove which put few drops hydriodste OF potash
and instantly it shows the DEADLY LEAD POISON. Apply
his infalble test TO the EGYPTIAN AIR CuboRING and
such result produced thereby establishing It's harmless
superiority tue poisonous articles extensively
used. Agent GEO. WIN soUrHWlCK 6s Vssey street. New
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A Good Taste.-We Must Confess chat We
ars .emewAa fsstldous 10 the shape OF a Hat There
2re SA y8 9g dea Of elegance IN this respect but
hill exactly II Is beau ideal of Hat graceful and
stylish finished with great neiness exceedingly becoming,
aud, better and betlet, worry reasonable IN price,
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Churh Difficulties and Dosnas-relcgraph
Cable Manufacture.
LONDON Oct 90 1859.
The London Standard in an editorial to-day pro-
tests against the election Of the Rev. Frederick
Temple IS Bishop OF Exeter. on account Of bis "sus-
picous leter0doxy.n
One length OF the new submarine cable designed
to connect Havana with tue island OF jamaica has
boon completed.
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MisceIlnneOlin.

We have received from the State Board OF Com.
mlssioners OF Public Charities their Second Annual
Report and have perused it with a careful interest
II contains much or a suggestive ana an instructive
character.
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An Extract from Eeiinr Watch We nre
permitted % publish AMI which leila RbsrohkP NEkI-
GAYS EVER Y DAY ACCOMPLISHMENTS -
BUpPhLo, hnelst. tssa.
DIR. l. y. O'BFIFH-DrkR SfR--To-day sister came aud
stood back OF me sat in the window Now ASnYf get
little usryous when people stand behind me .nt - n IN
bright light; 40 "No scrunxing" ~ not srra.
tny!ne," says she, tout VIII" 80 she commenced
picking my hair npst and turning nv head this way and
that After n while 3, ~ DON'T
and woud euspocs you used anything hair
such a nice color" Mlsa VI J. g..
Friends Seminary Rutherfcr1 place.
r. ~Gom auy lady can 1881 ~ nose or further PARTICULARS
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A.-Recommended by all Life InsnrRn
Companies prescribed by all prominent physicians cursed
by Al untertakers and used by the whole human
sAYRE's coLTsFoof TRoCHEs, The best the quckes,
for all coughs colds and hroAts.
tried ron viii other Price rs Sold by Hut-
NUT Herald Building, Conkn, Broadway corner Thirty
fourth street. and all druggists.
r. SAyRE, Chemist, Sixth AZ, corner FortYcix,h ST.
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ARRIVAL OF MINISTER THAa0s

BALTIMORE DOT. %, 1889.
General Mcmahon, late United states Minister 70
Paraguay, arrived here yesterday on the steamer
Berlin from AautaampgoU
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A. A.-Barry,s Tricopherous Has IN Almost
miraculous eGcG. the Scalp destroying Scuri and Dan
druf and causing splendid crop OF Hair to spring up enS
flourish who're before an barren sold by Al druggists
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ENGLAND.

Death of The Earl of Derby.
LONDON. Oct IS 1869
The Earl Of Derby, who has been very Ill for a
week or two, died this morning. lie was seventy
,ears OLD.
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Owing to the great Increase OF busl.
ness consequent on the popularity OF
! their Cartoon and general issue, the
proprietors OF
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The Empress Of France I'm Cairo.
PARIS, Oct. 23. 1889.
despatch from Cairo to-day announces the
arrival OF the Empress Eugenie in that city. where
she was well received.
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Courrud'= Oriental Cream, 81 so Per Bos-
tie Is Bond street late of ts3 Broaawey, dsusgss
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For First Glass Printing Of Every Descrip-
lion 90 70 tae Metropolitan job Printing Esaesh nsa,H
street
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Established In 1S0O-Thc Metropolitan JOB
Pria.tpE tablahmGut ~ Nassau street.
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A.--cruads Matt scotch WissIsey, Faily
purity strength favor 20 the imported article.
at about b.lf the price j. MURPHY 0g Pearl street.
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x.-The Rest0rer America IN the Only Pure,
regenh recementys inp!d color restorer, GandruT dis
rss hasr falling OIL preventive hair regiyher skin ana
linen nondeher hair dresser and Pesuaer offered TO
this community Sold large bottles, 81 each SIN
GLE BOTTLE GUARANTEED 20 RESTORE THE DRILL
NAL COLOR or THE HAIR Sold nj MACY'S, Sixth
Shortly 70 be had OF a druggists threushcl tina
c0uatry Prepared bY Dr. j. O'BRIEh. PunciPAi who's
sal. dep OF e0e Eai. flreh street
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Card.
Tue EVENING TELE0RAA

BuCl>sISta Shirss aud Drawers-Eneetn5l
preventive for Rheumatism, manufactured By n
HEhLEY 663 Broadway, opposite Bond street.
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A.-rsaiies' Faces Eaam slIsd also the Pre-
paraiion Tor saeivii Instructions By H. LAUSSON No I'D
lraa
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A.--The haines Bros.' Revenue Eeturns
ahow l3S Pianos sold during the year ending Apr i 1853
Cal aud example 10 Union square.
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A New ParIor Efatchs-N0s I Park Place,
oaice New York Match Company. single gross. deiiy-
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Get your Plumbing and Gas Fitting Done
at AFFORDS ID Great Jones Estimates al sboc
notice. Specifications written.
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grists dorO's Uurivalied Hair Oyc.--Sold
applied At lis wig and scalp factory, No. Asof suss.
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A. enther strips Exclude Cold, Wind,
Dust &c RnFsUcR Bros So Fulton street. hew York
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Iron Fronts for buildings.
). Il. JACKSON 4 BROTHER.

Iron Fronts for buildings.
j. Il. JACKSON BROTHER.
Iron Works Twenty tight street, second avcns aud Fwen-
ty.nnth street, New York,
Manufacturers Of all kinds OF Iron Work Tor Budtpg-
The public requested examine now style o. ron
FONTS with brick backing, Al slight advance ~ cost OF
Philadelphia brick font See buildings NO ~ taIosnh
street. block First avenue, between FIFTY third aud fJ-
fourth also Seventy street ana lLd avenue
-~---~---
NIultitudcs of People Require nm Alternatives,
% healthy action Of Their ystems and correct bs
thai creep into Il sataaparias wofe uss
and valued, until several mposit0na were phed o. Np0h
the public Ter this name AYERS SAhsAfAAIbbA II
imposition
Pere uynciuLhe Fastened 20 this Counlry
ostensbly get General GRANTS ptvh" opinion q jim
Frisk III but ia reality got the agency N Europe Tor
SAYRFS COLTsFOOr TROGHES, whrh are las. ctring all
couas colds thrOats They aways hufd shsant
relief,
Plaid. Check and striped Salts
Gents, Bows, Youths and Chndreu's
BR0KAW BROTHERS, opposite Cooper Institute
and 62 Lafayette place.
Largest store ~ the Kind tn this city
The swiss Misunderstanding Company, 30 East
Fourteenth eree Union square, Importers and Dealers
Swiss Carved Goods
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positively diseases Oh tile kdneyp al impurities OF
The blood sale drrggsts everywhere. Ca send
for pamphlets, 81 depot y. HENRY. No scOaese
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Tue Opp0siii0nsfs Not Supported.
PARIS oct. 80, 1859.
IL Is now certain that none Of the Deputies will go
60 the Chamber on tue 26,h inst as was al FIRST con-
templatel by the members Of the Opposition.
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THE EVENINa TELEGRAM

! would impress upon advertisers the
4 necessity OF presenting their adver-
tisements for the Cartoon papers three
! lays IN advance, to secure Insertion.
| In the general issue It IL also neces.
, ssry 10 present advertisements on the
afternoon preceding the issue Of the
edition Tor whiuh they are intended.
TIE EVENING TELEGRAM
will be sent by mail 10 subscribers for
sir dollars per year Address 81 Mas.
sau street.
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Tho Metropolitan Job Printing aud Rr xrns

The swiss Manufacturing Company, 30 East
Fourteenth street Union square, Importers aud Dealers In
a,vis Carved Goods