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f r A N o e.
NapOleon's Denial Of a BonapartiSt COnspi-
racy for Invasion.
His Ex-Majesty Claims Legitimacy Of Royal
Right-Rslgio- Political Reaction-Paper
Money Infaton-The Army
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Oct. %, 1871.
The London Times states in It's issue this morning
That the Emperor Napoleon has declared that the
recent reports from France OF o Bonapartist con-
bpiracy and intended descent upon the coast OF
France are "entirely without foundations
] The ex Emperor, claiming that "he IS the only le
lRitimate sovereign OF France,n advocates no vio-
nent measures "for the restoration OF his dynasty"
fbut believes his partisans should urge the taking OF
the will OF the French people upon the question OF
the settlement Of the government Of the country py
means OF ple0iscite.
REAcTIoNARY FEELING IN MARsEILLEs.
Municipal elections were held In Marseliies yes
terday The ballot showed that the ultra Catholics
were successful defeating the radical candidate ior
Mayor.
PAPER MONEY INITIATION.
There Ia great scarcity OF money in Paris, ana tne
CRISIS Ia daily increasing In intensity.
To relieve In some measure the public distress the
Bank OF France to-day commenced to issue S5o
francs in currency OF small denominations.
4 THEIRS ARMY PLANS.
I An extensive military establishment Is TO De
formed at Rouen. 1t Will comprise school OF artl-
lery and arsenal within the city, and an entrenched
camp and q series OF forts outside.
h President Theirs viii lay the foundation stone OF
She artillery school with appropriate ceremonies.
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MR.. sTIGER STAGGERED.

What Mistress Katy Did and What She
Didn't-Larceny versus Perjury and $4,000
Damages in Newark.
rather odd up yesterday In squalid bit of
room, dignined with the Of Justice Miler's Court
in Newark Mrs. Kate Miner arraigned to an
very serious charge of Grand larceny preferred
by Mr. Jacob stigcr Of Bound Brook, county,
N. J. Mr.. stger, who is respectable looking,
middle aged gentleman, whose wont Ia to wear q
pair Of handsome gold spectaces alleged that Mira Miner,
being resident Of the same house with him, stole
property Of hsdressing cases, Ac.worh about $50 on
Saturday Mrs. Miner arrested Yesterday her
attended to by less distinguished counsel than Mr. c.
sauesby, United States District Attorney New Jersey
The prosecution looked after by Coun selor Guild On
the parties appearing in Justice Mlers Court yesterday
complain mt stated that he able 10 go the
stand substantae the charge, important witness
his not having turned up The Court promptly dismissed the
case, taking Mrs Miner that
nonoraby discharged there being not particle OF evidence
against The parties preparing To leave Court when
Mr. stigcr was rather staggered discovering that
issued for his charge of perjury
IL was duly the accused required
bonds for his to answer the charge lie quite
well of $4,000 damages In to be com
mepced against This will evidently stagger stger.
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CORSICA.
Tho Island Peaceable with Prince Napoleon.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, Oct. %, 1871.
Dispatches from Corsica state that the recent dis.
turbances in the island OF which reports have been
already forwarded to the press, amounted to no
more than slight brolls between the local police
Dnlcers OF Ajaccio and the people.
No serious trouble has occurred nor is any antci.
pated.
It is said that Prince Napoleon has announced his
Intention to deliver political speech to the people
ar AiacCiO.
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PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.

Aid for the Sufferers by the Wisconsin Fires
New Canon-Amcndment to the Constitution
Adopted.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 90, 1871.
The Convention met at ten O'Clock. After the
usual opening services the
Rev. WILLIAM ADAMS, ID. d., OF Wisconsin, read
the following extract OF letter from Hon. Matt
II. Carpenter United States Senator from wiscon.
SIM
Ny latest adviccs from home are twelve hundred
to eighteen hundred lives have been log. and de
conspicuous in its msforunes, to throw ordinary
disasters The shade and therefore, less attention ha. been
save been believe that the adoption resolution by the
direction
Upon reading the above extract
Rev. Dr. ADAMS moved the following resolu.
tions:-
standing The awful calamity 70 which the city of the
been 9 as w ss Of
and Michigan must not be Overlooked but that the appeal to
HS s esps o. peop. Of the PORTIONS
should meet with speedy re.ponss 10 generous conrou
Resolved That members Of hi. Convention win join
that win commend % the good people Of hi. home the
Of Ss a s1s @
pyaon OF The means OF subsistence have the
a aeay summoned II to Ser eternal
n v veT h e the Ss
States invited 70 send any contributors that snsy may
OF Michigan them 70 be sent 10 the Governors Of these
according the best OF Their judgment IN
behalf OF The sufferers without regard to church or nation
anything saving the restitution and misery
The resolutions were adopted.
the Convention then considered and passed the
section 10, canon 10, title l, reported ana recon-
mended by the Committee on Canons relating 10 the
relief OF dl0ceses. -.
The Convention took IN for consideration the
amendment to article OF the constitution pro.
posed 10 the last General Convention, In 1865, ana
made known 10 the several diocesan conventions,
relative TO admission OF churches, the formation OF
new ana the division OF Old dioceses, and ratified
the amendment by the following vote by dioceses:-
Clergy-Ayes 80, nays Q, divided l-totai 40 Lay
vote-Ayes 81 nays o divided 2-totai 80. ,ros
The order of the day-ritual uniformty-Was
taken up, and Mr. Judd OF Illinois, resumed MS
speech which was begun on saturday, ana con.
cluded at half-past three O'CLOCK, wneA the house
adjourned u seven O'Clock Y. ~
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LoNDoN MONEY MARKET.-LoNDoN, Oct 23-4 80 p. NJ
Cousos closed 93 for g3 gSls for the
count United hvctwentv bonds, 1885, 90H 1861
old 90sl; 1865, 92h; tenfor,ies, son. .
{ PARIS BovRsE-PARIs. Oct 23-P M.-Rcntes closed
At ST. t0c. - -
Z LrvERPooL CoTroN MARKET.-LrvrRPooL, Oct 80
$50 r. M-The market closed heavy. Mddling up-
lands e6d gi.d middng Orleans 9xd aysd The sales
OF been 5000 bales including 1900 for export and
LIvRRroor PROVISIONS NATURALIZATION, Oct.
p3A p. M-Bacon, BIS. per cwt for Cumberland cut
short rib middle, Ala. :.
LIVERPOOL PRopuck MARKvr.-LrvERrooI, Oct e.
n. M.-Common rosin los. a los Cd.
bfI,
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st. Thomas.

STE Thomas.
ST. THOMAS, Oct. 1e,
via HAVANA, Oct. %, 1871.
Sir Charles Bright sailed yesterday for Europe in
the steamer Elbe, his health requiring rest. His
brother, Mr.. Edward Bright remains In charge OF
the works.
The American brigantine Monte Christie, from
Martinique for New York, with cargo or sugar,
called here for medical assistance, the COOK having
stabbed the mate. She proceeded on her voyage
this morning, leaving the cook In custody Of the
Consul.
A suit In chancery regarding the steamer Tele.
grafo has closed. The jury assembled at Tortola
and awarded ELS, 900 indemnity to the owner.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship westphalia will leave this port on
Tuesday for Plymouth and Hamburg.
The mails for Europe will close at the Post once
OF half-past eleven O'Clock A. M.
THE NEW YORK REHABILITATION for Europe
will be ready at halfpast nine O'Clock In the morn
ing.
Single copies, in wrappers for mailing, six cents.
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GERMANY.
Kaiser Williams Contribution to Chicago.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW york HERALD.

BERLIN, Oct. %, 1871.
His Majesty the Emperor william has made
personal donation or 1000 thalers FOR the relief OF
-She Chicago sufferers.
MAKING READY FOR EMERGENCIES.
During the Parliamentary session to-day bill
providing for the formation OF an Imperial war
FUND was introduced and referred to the Committee
On the Budget OF the Empire.
The measure accords with the wishes OF the En-
peror on the subject OF the support Of the army.
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Executive Oppression and SuGerings of the
People.

People.
MARACAIBo, Sept. 81, 1871.
For the last month arrests, imprisonments fines,
forced loans and noggings have been the daily ex-
element. The army press-gang has done consider
able work. The poor native In the street, perhaps
in purchase OF the daily food for his family long
way on. Is roughly handled and marched to
barracks-dumb, OF course, since the smallest re-
monstrance is visited with q bruising from the
cavalry sword, the weapon usually carried by these
notabes, and the poor wretch's little purchases LEFT
TO The mercy of any friend or foe and the hungry
family left TO their maginations unless some neigh.
Dor give them information. Others are dragged
from their homes stores with the order to march,
Those VINO are poor must take the musket but he of
any means rs held until the of Twelve morocotas
($240, gOld) Is PAID the standard value OF a Young
Venezuelan to-day AZ substitute for army service
The higher class are mulct In contributions or
81 900 and upwards at the discretion or His Excel.
lency In DEFAULT OF cash the prison and lash suppy
its place.
Tne prisoners are fettered in pairs. and deprived
OF communication with their friends To diner In
politics from the reigning authorities ia n crime
sufficient 10 merit any or all OF the foregoing 0riey-
ances. In two instances the keys Of the stores
were demanded and seals put upon the doors: but
the criminal OF all Is the nogqlng OF peaceabe
citizens-in one case OF Q Young man who refused
absent satisfy the cash cravings OF this horde OF
wolves This person was liberated on payment o;
the above amount by some friends.
All the sulphur and nitre on hand has been de-
mandcd from the druggists and no pay rendered.
All the druggists so mulct are Foreigners.
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DENVER AND RIO aRANDE RAILROAD
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. %, 1871.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. %, 1871.
General Palmer, President OF the Denver and Rio
Grande Railway, teegraphs from Denver, Colorado,
to the trustees here that the road was finished to.
day to Colorado Springs, seventy-six miles, and IS
now open for travel and freight. This is the pio-
neer three foot road OF the country. SURVEYS are
being pushed to Santa Fe and the St. Louis valley.
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VIEWS OF THE PAST.

OCTOBER "a.
l870-Marshal Bazaine informed Prince Frederick
Charles OF his intention to surrender his army
and the fortress OF Metz.
lS54-Pierre Soule, the United States Minister to
spain. on landing at Calais, to pass through
France was arrested by the French police aud
sent back TO England.
lS52-Danlel Webster died.
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GOVERNOR BROWN, OF TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE, Oct. %, 1871.
Governor Brown submitted his message to the
Legislature to-day. 1t contains elaborate review
OF the financial condition OF the State and opposes
anything like State reputation and says she must
and WAL pay her debts. He recommends The protec-
ton Of all claims OF citizens
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Died.

SHAE.-On Monday morning. October 90, at his
residence, 1856 Madison street, JOHN SHAE, aged S.
years.
the funeral will take place from his late resi-
dence on Wednesday, 25th at two O'Clock r. NJ,
TO Calvary Cemetery. Relatives and friends are IN
vlted to attend.
(FOr other Deaths See ffnh Pagel
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HAYTI.

Presidential Tour and Plan Of New Revolu-
tion-Partisans q Baez salnave and salo-
mon in Motion-American Naval
Claim Against tho Government ags
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THE SAN FRANCISCO INCENDIARIEs.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. % 1871.
The police are working up the matter OF the
numerous inceudiary nres. but have arrived at no
solution Oh yes.
The SHIP Daniel Marcy cleared to-day for New
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WEST INDIES.
Increase Of tho Revenue In Jamaica-shipping
Disasters-sir Charles Bright Leaves for
England-Naval Suit Closed
IELEGRAMs TO TIVE NEW YORK HERALD.

ELEGhAMS To the NEW YORK HERALD.
KINGSTON, Oct. 90 1871.
The Pacific mail steamship Rising Star sailed for
Aspinwall yesterday.
The Jamaica revenue returns, Just published show
receipts amounting to 5000, which Is $500 beyond
the estimates.
The financial surplus may confidently be estimated
at $4,000, which, added to the surplus previously
accumulated Will be devoted this year to the In
auguration OF great public works and the internal
improvements.
A French bark. supposed to be the Gangam. from
Newport, Wales, has been cast away on Folly Keys.
She Is supposed to be q total wreck.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
PUERTO PLAZA, Oct. 8, |

Via HAvANA, Oct. "a, 1871.
1t is asserted that the fire which occasioned the
destruction OF Puerto Plata was caused by the op-
ponents Of the scheme of annexation to the United
States.
News from Cabral ana the revolutionary army
confirm the report OF an engagement with the forces
OF Baez. Cabral remained In possession OF San
Juan, while the army OF Baez retreated with heavy
loss.
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NEW YORK CITY.

The following record will show the changes the empera
tue for the past twentyour hours in comparison
corresponding day Of last year. Indicated by thcrmom
eter at Hudnuts Pharmacy HERALD Building, OF
streel = - u
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SWITZERLAND.
The Communist Congress In Convention.
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

GENEVA, Oct g. 1871.
Tho convention Of delegates to the International
League OF Communists-which was called by circu.
lar some time since-assembled In session In this
city to-day.
The attendance is small and without the presence
Of any noted leader, and the proceedings are quite
embarrassing
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ST. DOMINGO.

Allegation Of City Incendiarism Against the An
nexationists- Victory Over
Baes Confirmed.
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FIRE IN THE WOODS OF MICHIGAN.

DETROIT, Oct. %, 1871.
high wind has rekinded the fires IN the woods
on the military reservation, near Port Huron. Much
anxiety ~ telt for tine SAFETY OF mat CITY,
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SPAIN.
Political Disunion Profits Amadeus.
ItIekAM TO THf NEW YORK HERALD.

MADRID, Oct. %, 1871.
TIE impartial newspaper says that the effort to
pring about reconciliation between the supporters
or sagasta and Zorrilla and form coalition minis.
Fry have failed.
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Porto Rico.

SAN JUAN, Oct. 10, |
Via HAVANA, Oct. %, 1871.
On the 3oth ult the British snip Lord Warden,
with cargo Of machinery, was lost on Corona
Reef twenty miles south Of Mayaguez. portion
OF the cargo was saved. The wreck has been sold.
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Patrick Kearney, thirty Of yesterday
found dead so Macdouga street. was employed
Kearney poor and having other place Sleep was
allowed remain there by the propre Of death
unknown The body sent to the Morgue.
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YELLOW FEVER IN CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, Oct. %, 1871.
There were three deaths from yellow fever during
The past twenty-iour hours,
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Ask Joseph GoIdins, "a Dcy strcet.-
WATTS NERVOUS ANTIDOTE gave him health and
strength aud cured dreadful headache.
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Fires In NEW YORK.
Extensive CONGREGATIONS in the
Western Counties.
A Village in Orleans County
Destroyed.
The Woods Along the Hudson
i'm Flames.

Extensive CONGREGATIONS in the Swamps and
Woods APrussian Settlement Burned.
ROCHESTER,, N. Y, Oct 20, 1871.
Of Monroe. Orleans, Niagara, Genessee, Wayne and
Seneca counties. The wind has been blowing q
perfect gale since yesterday morning, and much I'M
easiness is felt throughout the farming district
The smoke obscures the sun to such an extent
that lights have to be used in buildings to-day in
this city.
Reports are constantly arriving Of fires raging In
the woods throughout the country. Two farm
houses ana other buildings, near Walworth, Wayne
county, are reported burned. Several houses, straw
and hay stacks, with large woods. opposite Seneca
Point, Canandaigua Lake, were burned to-day. 1t
is also reported that man was burned to death.
Arumor comes from Albion that the Prussiau set
Element north OF Albion, Orleans county was burned
to-day.
The wind has subsidized this evening
The country is very dry, and there are no hopes Of
the fires being extlngulshed until heavy rains occur.
Tho Marshes and Forests Near Auburn in
Flames.
AUBURN, N. Y, Oct %, 1871.
About three acres OF the forest known as Chest
nut Ridge near this city, was burned yesterday.
The names were subdued by the united lanors Of
the people OF the nelghborhood. 49,
The Mon'saoma marshes aazs ksea burning for
asve,si oava :, marshes are "A miles wide
and about twelve miles in length.
The grocery store Of Thomas 4 Shaw, In this city,
was burned last night. Loss $4,000 partially In
sured. The fire is supposed to have been the work
or an incendiary.
Fires Near the Shaker Settlement In RenscI-
laer County.
TROY, N. Y, Oct %, 1871
The woods near the Shaker settlement, about six
miles from here. are on IRE, and it is feared that
considerable damage may be done.
Great Fire in Ulster Coanty.
RoNDOUT, N. Y, Oct. 90, 1871.
large fire Is raging In the Shawangunk Noun.
tains, near Port Hixon. Several hundred acres
have been already burned over. large fire is also
raging in the woods at Flatbush, near Rondour.
Fire In the Woods the Canadian Frontier.
NIAGARA FALLS, Oct. %, 1871.
The woods six miles above between Lasalle aad
Tonawanda, have been on IRE all day.
The fire Is rapidly extending, and already covers
an area OF two miles.
Fires are also reported at Albion, ana In the
woods in the rear OF Chippewa, ont
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A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
26l Broadway, corner Murray ssrsD
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A.-PhalOn's New Perfumes,
IL LOVE YOU"
and "WHITE ROSE"
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Royal Havana I.ottery.-The Hixhcst hatca~
paid for Doubloons, all kinds Of doi AMI snvcrvx
TAYLOR CO., Bankers 10 Wall sree, Ne" io~
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Long Winter Evenings.-@2O Billiard Table.
Full size cues balls quick rubber cushona DNgrana
free ABBOT NICHOLS. IS Liberty street. New York
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woman, named Annie Miller of 964 West Thirty. seventh
street. dea suddenly yesterday afternoon without medical
attendance.
John Corrigan lad eight of age Yesterday morning
drowned bv falling into the DOCK foot
street. North River The body subsequently recovered
and taken TO the residence OF the parents 59 First
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spikes TOOthnche Drops' Cure In Ono Min
ute-HILLs HAIR DYE. black or brown, only 80 cents
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A.-The Circulation of Last Weeks Issue %
FRANK LEsLIEs ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER,
tanning from the Chicago fire, has reached
10000 and there is still q demand for copies.-Sun.
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Furniture md Carpets Mt Very Low Pricos
cash. payments taken by rsalmenls al b. NJ
COwPERTHWAlT'S, 1b5 Chatham street, New YORK.
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VENEZUELA.

The Revolution Against Blanco in Full
Sweep-Preddential Preparations for
Final Struggle
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be successful which has for It's ect the closing the
wholesale obbers of dry goods fancy goods and millinery
goods houses at three O'clock IN the afternoon Saturdays
during the winter well The movement Is
said nnds with large majority of the trade large
number Of the merchants and their clerks i've out OF
town. and II the idea" trumphs they will
able get least a the winter
hour when ghosts don't about seeking whom they
of their wits along roads, The goods
and fancy goods goodness knows, have long enough
hours of working days OF the week to
ene them least TO two three hours the sixth day
tn pet ANITA wit ne
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sudden Changes In the Weather are RE-
duc,lye OF Throat Diseases Coughs sn9 Colds nere
efcctuai relief TO be ioun1 tnsn 4" Ao 80 '.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TR0CHbs
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TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW YoaK HERALD.

CARACAS, Oct g.
Via HAVANA, Oct 20, 1871.
The revolution continues in full vIgor.
The revolutoniss retain possession OF the seaport
of Ciudad Bolivar, and have imposed contribution
OF 800, 900 on the Inhabitants.
They are now marching on Barcelona
President Guzman Banco Is actively raising forces
to quell the revolt lie has gone to Valencia TO
organize the troops.
His war steamers are assembling at Puerto Ca
bello.
The Bolivar has been sent to Martinique for re.
pairs.
Large ornaments are in course OF preparation.
1t Is anticipated that the campaign thus opened
WIN be final and close the struggle.
The prisons are crowded with political prisoners.
The government Is disposed to rule with ON iron
hand.
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A.-A.-A.-R0ebuck's Weather Strips, q
Fulton street BEST reliable and always the cheapest
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The body Of supposed 70 be that of John Moore,
last alive the 18th instant Of East Broadway
and Catharne street. yesterday found floating in
foot OF pier AZ East River Deceased was about
twenty years of and had dark hair and smooth
He gray mixed sack coat wooen Jacket light
pants with dark stripe side white shirt caIfskn
The body which apparently had been but short In tho
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For Diamonds, Watches and Jewelry Ca
10 GEO. O. ALIENS Sal Broadway Fourteenth street.
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Halps Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover
does not color its natural Color
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-, Vs@e,., .,, Prom. Day Of Sriing. Bale,
steamship Minpeeota. New York. Sept 3q0s
snip Duke OF wellington Orleans Aug 81 $3.50
Brig ano .....s.....hob .....Aug. H.. A1
Total bales aaI
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~. Fall atvIes I'm silk Has are IM0rveis -
beauty KNOX the halter cornsi o. broshwsy ana
g,ng .rse, has them all the perfection OF style ana
rm c"I and examine them before buying elsewhere
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THE COTTON MOVEMENT.

List Of American Caraoes Landed at Liver
pool October a.
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Tho Wilson shuttle SOWING mnrhine-Ens
from az 70 sijJ; cau payments saiearaoat0 BssAawAs
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Great Fire in Ulster COanty.

Great Fire in Ulster C0anty.
RONDOUT, N Y, Oct. 90, 1871.
A large fire Is raging In the Shawangunk Noun.
tains, near Port Hixon. Several hundred acres
have been already burned over. large fire is also
raging in the woods at Flatbush near Rondour.