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s~y, PLAIN STATEMENTS OF FACTS. -

E%yn PLAIN STATEMENTS OF FACTS. -
DR.. HAMPTON. now aged 50 years speaks. Hear him:
Hamptons Vegetable Tincture. The many cures
made by this pleasant and safe remedy may induce
medicine must have merit, and great merit too.
to stand the test OF pubic opinion NO art 81 puinhK
can galvaniZe worthless article to keep II up
AZ a good medicine, if it be not really so.
A good medicine will live. become popular and ex-
tend its sales year after year. in spite Of opposition
The people readily find ont its virtues and the fame
of them passes FROM mouth to mouth with more IA
paity than newspapers can spread it. A living WIT
meas testifying to the cure medicine has made for
him, il OF more service than any newspaper adeer-
Using.
Hampton's Vegetable TinCture and its effects.
MIR. WIN HIGH, No. le5 South Paca street, Balti-
more, cured of Rheumatism, Dyspepsia and Nervous
Mr.. EpwIN NJ. SPRANKLIS, No. q Register street
Baltimore most dreadful Of SCrofula Of years
standing, lost number Of pieces OF bone. restored to
MISS MARY scoFIELD, Teacher. No. $50 Baltimore
streether case after years Of suffering, has aston
'''''' DYsPEPSiA, NERvOUs DISEASE, &c.
Mr.. VIM. Oldham. of Baltimore Custom House, suf-
ferod from those complaints for Is months with body
and mind severely affected, He was cured by Hamr-
COUGH, CONSUMPTION, &c.
Mr.. Henry C."Winn had a cough for years-great
weakness &c. had in all five or six physicians tried
all the rsWe pTSS but vas sPs1d GRTT
IS Delicate Ladies AID Children will please give
sd x PFRGE5 APD D. a 64nssa fH
Petersburg; by MORTIMER ( MOWBRAS. Bait.
more. and by Druggists and Shopkeepers everywhere
~ 81 per bottle six bottles for b. Sc S-d&c
Ea~ BOARD OF TRADE OF RICHMOND
HORACE L. KENT, Pres't. f. b. BENTLEY Treasr
Committee II arbitration.
WILLIAM 8 DOMAIN. Chairman:
I. W. GLAzEBRooK, james b. DUrUY.
I. W. MCCANCE, l.. ID. CRENsHAW.
It's
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LATE PROM HATTI-Adyices from Port au Prince
TO 18th inst, have been received. Hard times"
have reached that city. Gold scarce and at very
high premiums. Lumber from the United States
very much depressed in price. Flour pork lard
aud tobacco have shared in the decline-four in
consequence OF the abundant supply--the other ar
ticles from want of buyers, this class being in
hopes Of a further decline. Capt. james A. Leet.
an American, had been imprisoned for knocking
down black captain, who was saucy to him on
board hs ship. Mr.. Byron, acting Consul of the
United STATES. bad conference with the Minister.
Dairesne, about him, but not being able to come
70 an understanding. he solicited audience with
VA, m Emperor, which was, however, fatty refused
Not being able to do anything more la this aff.ir
ne mas sent to the government of the United states
all the documents and papers
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Suicide OF AN AMERICAN SPECULATION IN PARIS-An
American, named Edward d., sometime ago ar.
rived In Paris, and took up mis- residence in a hotel
in the Rue Neuve st. Angustn. He embarked in
Bourse speculations and was, he ack nowledged IN.
successful During the last few days he was OBJ
served 10 be in state of profound despondeI
cy. Nothing having been seen or heard of him
during the whole OF yesterday, the proprietor of
the hotel experienced alarm and broke open the
door Of his room, which was found locked. Mr. d.
WAS found seated in an arm chair with his brains
blown ont No report of any firearm had been
heard and IL appeared that he had made use of an
air pistol, which was found lying by his side
Gdil.gnaRfs Messenger, Oct. q.
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THE GEORGIA LEGISLATUeE.

AUGUSTA Nov John L. Ward has been elected
President Of the Senate of Georgia, John W. H. I'm
derwood, Speaker of the House, and Alexander
Spear, Clerk.
MuLEnGEvILLE. Nov. 1.-THE Legislature of Geor-
cia to-day elected all Demscratc nominees, viz
Toombs. Senator Watkins. Secretary of State;
Thwcatt Comptroller: Trippe, Treasurer: Greene.
Surveyor General; and Lumpkin, Judge of the Su-
preme Court
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New Publication.

'God's Message to the Young; or, the obligations
and the advantages of early piety, seriously urged
upon young persons. BY the Rev. George W. Ley
burn" DR.. Leyburn is ono of the ablest divines
of the Presbyterian Church. The book is pub
lished in handsome style by NJ. ". Dodd, New
York 2 B. Price, Richmond.
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COTTON AND MONEY MATTERS AT NEW
ORLEANS.

new ORLEANS, Nov. 1.-THE cotton market has adj
vanced fully "a Of cent, with an active demand
in part on speculation. Middling is now held firm
~ at I0I4c--an improvement Of &c from the low
est point of the depression.
The money market is decidedly easier, and conf
dence is being gradually restored. Sterling bills
are quoted at from per cent. discount to par
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nSs.Mn POWERS, pIoruREs.-BY !

ference to the list of Premiums awarded by the Me
CHANCES Institute of this city, and pubished in last
Saturdays Die PATCH it will be that Mr. POWERS
received the highest premium for bis plain Photo
graphs (he having no colored Pictures on exhibit
tlon) and Ambrotypes put in merely 70 NIL up
space which we're made IL months since. Those i'll
tended for competition were not exhibited, on &C
count of not being able to procure suitable frames
for them in time; but if the people wish to see Some
thing nice in the way of Ambrotypes, they will
please call at hi Gallery, Isl Main street.
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DISCHARGE OF AN ALLEGED CRININAL-C0N-
XICTION 0F MAIL RORRER.

BUFFALO, Nov. T-R. McGaffey, who under
arrest here, charged with embezzling from the
Bank of Upper Canada in Toronto, has been dis
charged, the judge holding the arrest illegal under
the Ashburton treaty.
Samuel ID. Ross, who was lately arrested in Gin
cinnati and taken to Toronto charged with robbing
the mails on the between Montreal and 70,
ronto was yesterday tried for the crime and found
suilty
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rELEaRAPHIc NEWS.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY DISPATCH.
EVAPORATION or THn COLORADO on rIIE
WEST

WEST
WARRINGTON, Now, 1ss7.--rt has heretofore been
stated that Lieut.. J. c. Ives Of the Typographical
Engineers, had been assigned to the important
duty Of exploring the Colorado of the West. This
gentleman, with his corps OF ASSISTANTS at last
counts, bad arrived at San Francisco.
The expedition to sail for san Diego, and
cross from thence by land TO Fort Yuma. From
that point they will descend the Colorado to its
debouchure, into the Gulf Of California, aud there
to meet the schooner which was to sail from San
Francisco with the supplies.
After putting the little iron steamer together,
Lieut.. Ives and his party complete, will at once
embark, and proceed at once on their exploration.
CONVENTION OF THE CONNECTICUT BANKS
HARTFORD, Nov. @, 1S5T.-The convention of the
banks of Connecticut which met In this city this
afternoon, for the purpose Of consulting upon some
plan OF home redemption by means of which cir
culsting medium might be obtained for the relief
If the business community, adjourned without
having done anything at all except to lay on the
table all the resolutions. offered Some OF The
banks were for cutting off their present plan II
redemption, while others were strongly opposed
to it. Forty-three banks were represented by del
egates
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VERY PROPER MovEMEST.-Thcre is movement
by the banks in New York, it is said towards resu
ming specie payments on the lst of January The
this step is taken the better it will be for
the bushes. of the country, now Frustrated by u
want of confidence. All the solvent banks should
look to the earliest possible day for resumption tbs
rsolvent ones had better be put out of the way.
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CLOSE OF THE ToURNANEST.-The grand tourna-
ment was closed on Thursday evening. Mr. Paul
Morphy then winning the fifth game from Mr..
Paulsen, and coming out, az was anticipated. the
Chess Champion of America. The score stood
Morphy 3, paulsen /. and two drawn. When il i.
considered that this gentleman is only about TWEEN.
y years of age his genius for this scientific came
may be estimated We understand that the mem.
beers Of the Association are generally Of the opin-
ion that Mr.. MOrphy is not only the best chess
player III America but the world; and that they
perfectly willing to test the matter by match
to he played next spring in this city for from on.
to five thousand dollars. Mr.. Pauisen, of course
ranks number two 10 the series of PLAYERS and HIS
feats of playing blind-fold four five or sig games
yet are unsurpassed in the annals of chess play
iug.-N, T. NclrS
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ToURSAMENT.-The tournament which closed the
Rappahannock Agricultural Fair, at Frederieks.
burg, Va, last week, witnessed by 1000 per-
sons. Twenty knights entered for the prize, which
was won by j. Armor Beale, of Grange, who &C.
lected Miss Lucy Beale, of Fredericksburg, as
queen. The queen ex-oficio received a beautiful
set OF iewelry.
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e. 1t is not often that notice editorially pa
tent medicine yet we feel it "a duty when are
WINGED an article is very meritOrous to inform the
public that they, too, may be benefited by its USE
and to prevent them from using other articles that
have no merit in them. Now, we wish particularly
to recommend TO our readers Dr.. SANFoRD's LIVER
INvIGoRATOR, as article that has given benefit and
performed cures, in circle Of acquaintance that
little less than astonishing. 1t is particularly
recommended for all Diseases OF the Liver, it is a
Ltlrr Iacigordtor Especially among our own chill
drrn have noted its beneficial effects, where the
little sufferers, from bowel complaint, worms and
other diseases incident to children have been made
quiet and perfectly cured by the Of this article
II has testimonials that doubt for the cure
OF Jaundce, Dyspepsia and such troubles IS always
follow u isranged liver. few such cases have come
under observation where it seemed almost to
work miracles Our advice to families is not to be
without it, it will many hours of pain by it,
speedy use when disease first makes its attack-4t-
toDlG Sentinel.
FISHER L WINSTON and ADIE & GRAY, Agents for
Richmond
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Hag~ THE UNION BUILDING FUND Com
PANY will hold its regular monthly meeting. at Mr..
Cary's school house, Grace street, between 9th
and Goth streets Church HILL on MONDAY evening
next, at IL O'clock.
Ten shares of forfeited stock will be sold at same
place during the evening. T. l.. u. WALDORF,
no 7-2t Secretary
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THE DTSP ATCH.
NOTICE To ADVERTISERS.

Advertisements for the DIspArcH must oe pan"
ed In by ss O'Clock IN he afternoon, IN ofaes - ~
rear the next day. The heavy pressure % 80, 49,,
tisements upon the columns OF our psps,
.sy.,, N thslr reception after the hour named
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MARRIED.

On Sunday the lst Of November. hy Dr.: l.. y.
n. Pollard, Mr. SIMON SMITH, of Chatlss City lad
Miss DELLA pII1LUPS, formerly Of Mobile. Aiaoa.
ma
ps Mobile Advertiser and Tribune please copy.
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RI We are gratified to learn that Mr.. RANDOLPH
ROGERS the distinguished artist and sculptor, has
arrived in the city, and has taken rooms at the
Ballard House.
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NEW YORK. Nov. THE Spanish brig Noticioso
from Havana bound to Hamburg has foundered at
sea. Her crew have been brought to this port by
the brig Hanna Secor of New Orleans.
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WISCONSIN ELECTION.

MILWAUKEE. Nov. G. p. M.--The result of the State
election is still in doubt: and each party claims
the election of it's candidates for Governor. The
Republicans certainly have majority in the Le-
pisIature.
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CosvcTED.-In the Circgit Court of Augusta
county, Va, last week, Michael Rush was convicted
of violating the person of girl, Il years Of age,
and Was sentenced to seventeen years imprison-
msnt In the penientiary.
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GRAM FOR EuRoPE.-There now loading grain
and -four at New York, the large number of thirty
ships, all for Europe, about half being for Liver
pool and the remainder for Glasgow. They will
average about 10000 bushels for each Shin.
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GARRoTTSG-iienry c. Euckmaster, of Winches
tar, Va, was garroted in Baltimore night last
week aud robbed of his watch and pocketbook.
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TYLER & Co.'S Gallery, 1879 Man street.

EE- You CAN NOW FIND AT ALEX. HILL's Trunks,
Vslicrs Ladies' Bonnet Cases OF all Sizes and Of all
qualities and at ali prices according to quality and
or aIy other city.
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RE- ADMINISTRATOR SALE OF uRoCE-
RIEs-Attenton is asked TO my sale OF the stock OIL
Groceries Store Fixtures and Be room FURNITURE,
THIS MORNING, commencing at 10 o'clock. AT the
store lately occupied by Z. b. Chisholm, deco, on
Cary between nth and 18th streets.
By order OF the Administrator.
po9-It THoS. W. KEESEE, Auct. 8
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Bsg" NoTIcE.-THIs EVENING, common
cling at o'clock at our store - Main street we
will continue our Trade Saes of Watches, Jevelry
and Fancy foods, &c. LARUS & SHINE.
II
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DEATH OF AN ARrIsr.-Mr. VIM. Z. West. died In
Nashville, Tenn, on the I'd inst at the residence
of his brothernlaw, Joseph Woods, Esq MIR.
West enjoyed worldwide reputation as an artist
Most OF his artistlite was spent in Europe, where
he stood at the head of his profession. lie paint
ed portrait of Lord Byron from life which is uni
versaly conceded to bo the best one in existence,
and which the artist sold for $1,000
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A COOP SIGN.-The New York Herald saws
"Among the persons whom tho present troubles
have forced TO suspend, we hear OF many, nearly
one-half. who are already making preparations 10
Resume business on a prudent and contracted scale
They delay their decision in order to follow the
banks, if possible
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hsy~ NoTICE.-IIaVing just heard Of
the q, ath of our estimable member Doctor CHARLES
STHspsneH hereby request tho members Of the
Council, to meet at the Council Chamber. on MoN-
DAY, the 9Th inst 1t O'Clock, r. NJ 70 mas
other testimonials u respect to his Lnem9Ty;r
noq-lt President Of the Council.
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Posr-oFFIcE AFFAlRs.-Anether new office is estab-
lshed at Brooksvlle, Calhoun county, Va. and
BENZ. Webb appointed postmaster; directly on the
roate from Writ c. II. to ElmYille.
The Office at Powolrs Tavern, Goochland county.
Va, is discontinued, it not being necessary
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DEPARTURE OF THE BALTIC WITH S226 900
IN SpECIE.
MARINE DISASTER.

New YoRK, Nov THE Collins steamship Baltic,
Capt Comstock. sailed at noon to-day for Liverpool
taking out S226, 600 in specie.
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BANK TROUBLES SETTLED-An arrangement has
been made by which Mcssrs. OCOnner Brothers
have settled the claim Of the Merchants and Man
ufacturers' Bank against that firm by transferring
bills OF exchange, promissory notes and other Sc,
curities for portion, and giving the bank securi-
ty for the remainder, of the claim of SlS5.u0O al
legged by the officers of the bank to be due that in.
stitution IUSbarg Dispatch.
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APPOINTMENT OF SIR GORE OUszLEY AS SPECIAL
MINISTER FROM GREAT BRITAIN TO THE UNITED STATES
The New York Journal of Commerce has seen a
private letter from most reliable source dated
London Oct. 23d, in which il is stated that Sir
William Gore Ousely has been appointed Special
Minister TO Washington to settle the Central Amer
lean controversy, and that lac had had audience
Of the Queen at Windsor, TO take formal Ie We Of
Her Majesty, prior to his departure for this coun-
try by the Arabia on the 3Oth ult There is u pos
sbity that SrGore will be instructed to lend his
good offices TO facilitate the settlement Of the dis
pate between this country and New Granada
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THE ATLANTIC CApLE.-The Navy Department

THE ATLANTIC CABLE.-The Navy Department has
dispatches from Captain Hudson Of the L. :. fri
gate Niagarr, dated Plymouth, England. Oct b.
lie writes that they are at work day aud night
landing the Geographic cable into large wooden
tank l6l feet in length and 10 wide, divided into
four compartments; the whole wire from the Ma
CARA aud Agamemnou 10 be stored in two separate
coils Six hundred miles of it las already been
stored from the Niagara, and hope to complete the
work during the succe, ing week. The Company )
engineer is now engaged with steamer in an at
tempt TO recover the lost wire.
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Be If you want your Likeness taken, pay TYLER
Il 60. 50 cents and you will get good one. If you
want IA caricature, visit of the smallfry con-
Germs in Richmond and pay Sl.5U or 81
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CoRN.-We see 1t stated in the paper that in Wis
consiu aud Illinois, standing in the field is OF
fered at an average of ten cents "a bushel.
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Rg- WHAT TYLER r Co, have received for their
work A silver medal at the Fair of the Mechanics
Institute. October. 1857 gold medal at New Or
eans from the Louisiana State Fair. 1851; silver
goblet at the Charleston South Carolina Fair 1895
gold medal at the Illinois State Fair, and gold
medal at the Tennessee Agricultural State Fair in
1855.
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MONUMENT TO GEN. MGRCER.-The Rappahannock
Agricultural Society, lately in session at Freder-
icksburg Virginia, resolved to appoint a Committee
to present petition 10 the Congress of the United
States praying that body to execute the resolution
of the Continental Congress, to erect a Monument
to the memory of Gen. Mercer, upon Mercer Square,
in the town of Fredericksburg.
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ia NOTICE TO ny COUNTRY CUSTOMERS, FRIBNDs
AID THE PUBLIC GENERALLY.-I am low prepared to
furnish them with Bro2ues. OF the best quality, Of
All sizes, of my own make, and Of all kinds. Also,
Boots and Shoes for ladies', gentlemen, boys misses
and children, OF every descripton-each of my OWE
manufacture and Of the best imported work.
ALEX'R HILL,
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MURDER IN New YoRK.-0n Friday night There
Spitzlein, "A Swiss woman, 50 years age was VIC.
lated at one of the public sleeping houses in New
York, by three men, and stranged TO death. The
fends escaped.
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THE New YORK ELECTIoY.-The Albany, n Y.
Atlas figures the Democratic maiorites in that
State at 52,52i. aud the Republican majorities at
39,392-Depocratic majority, 1875. 1t claims /
Democratic Senators, putting Burhaus, Democrat,
down elected i'll the Delaware District, and make
the House stand 62 Democrats, So Republicans,
and Americans.
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If
Franklin county, Alabama. has endowed the chair
OF Moral Science and Belles.Lettfes In the Florence
wesleyan University, at Florence, Alabama with
the sum Of ten thousand dollars.
Thewhole population of Tamaqua Pennsylvania.
turned out Friday, TO receive the remains of Robert
Garter, tue bank President. who was shot in pbila
deiphia by Thomas W. Smith.
superbly equipped carriage costing e 600
has been completed at Philadelphia for Postmaster
General A. V, Brown.
The Ladies of Pottsviile, Pennsylvania. have be,d
meeting aud recommend contributions To the
Herndon fund. -
Norman Van Buren, was killed at Sehenectaiy
New YORK, Monday morning, by tia accidental
explosion OF his gun. lie was to have been married
that evening. al -, is1
John Player was shot aud killed at wipnxroro,.
ii Kion. - . 'ttagut Jus
Aaron Kaufman, tried In Wilmington. N. c.. for
arson at the great IRE of August 2ith was acauit.
co iast week. HS ts - ~
Thackery, the novelist has given one Thousand
ponndsto the India relief fund -.
MRS. biscaccianti, the American prima donna. has
opened the season at St. petersbargh, in the role
OF Lucia, with success 80 - WV ~
There were ls5 deaths In Philadelphia last week
III Of consumption. 'N's "''~
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WaoLEsALE MASSACRE or EmGRASrs ny Txn,.xs
me Los Angeles California; Star gives an account
~ .ne massacre OF aa emigrant train on the way
rom the states Of Missouri and Arkansas 10 Cali
iofnia The train about one hundred ana
sn.ls strong and all were killed except fifteen in
ss's. Inc cause OF the massacre Is said 10 b. IN
"0S'seh' OF the Indians by other white enIigrants
pa panie, Bas:ett, Deputy Collector Of Customs at
did ssae Mass Mass and highly esteemed citizen,
e'snor A. Macaterri, the tenor. was arrested 4,
Wv FORK last week, for beating the brother al
'ss'Fal the famous contralto "
No. p as woman, owned by Milton wlsits. died
OF lla years. A'"' 'he aasahcedage
ava. 49, asase Journal announces thai elSyer RIM.
s'av.s passed through that run s
IA sas') one day last week "s,tpouna 'or
IL 10 not VIM. b. Rogers. LATE 80 =.
virginia. but his brother Henry Dc University
mas been LATELY elected Profess, ~ nsefs, who
ssss " the University Of Glasgow, seotlsna Bel
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WANTED-To rent, and possession lst
w Of January next, house suitable for a small
family; rent about $500. One between Grace and
ary, and above 5th street. preferred. Apply At this
eiCe. no7-IW
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New YORK SAVINGS BANKs.-There are sixteen
Savings Banks in New York city, the total assets
of which amount to $35lS3,329 II, and the liaGil-
tiles to 49,, 1864 II, which divided amongst 250-
900 depostors would be about 1913 So for each
The first savings bank established in that city was
the Chambers street, now the Bleecker, which was
opened in the year 1919
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IT, NsTICg.-ALExR HILL has just received, di
rect from London. five hundred pair Of English
Buckskin Over Caters, of all lengths. They
both suitable for walking riding. The above
were purchased BY himself while in London, anu
will be sold low for cash, to punctual paying
lriIrr