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YELLOW FEYER.
FROM WASHINGTON

w WASHINGTON, Nov. Z.
The contractors have notified the Post Office
Department that they will dispatch their steamer
CahaEba from Charleston on an extra trip to Ha-
yana on the lIth inst, carrying the mail. She
will leave Havana on her return on the 2Gth.
A private letter from Galveston, October 29th
states that the yellow fever was making fearful
ravsges, six physicians had died. The writer ad =
yses absentees not to return until the first of De-
eember. There had been frost, and with q
change to warm weather the fatality increased.
The steamer Gen. Rusk, which arrived at New
Orleans on the lst, brings information from Nor
thern Mexico.
Gen. Vidaurri issued n proclamation calling on
several merchants along the frontier to pay the
sums annexed 20 their names, amounting to $780,
90 or to remove with their goods from the ooun-
try, although the goods had paid him entries. lie
says-"I will give no explanation and wish no
questions asked, but enforce it you his ofcers)
to see this carried out"
Many American and foreign merchants were
preparing to remove when he revoked the decree
and left for parts unknown.
The Brownsville, (rexas) Flag of the 25th ult,
endeayOrs TO show that the liberal cause is not so
desperate as represented. 1t says that 400 of Vi
dauris men were captured and massaered by
MiramOn.
The "Bulletin Oficiale' of the 18th, says that
Vidaurri had resigned the Command in Chief of
the Northern forces in favor of CoLZaragosa, who
had began active reorganization of the forces, and
had already equipped a force of more than 1000
men.
A forced loan and voluntary contribution had
been commenced at Monterey, by which it is
thought that ample means would be raised to
make new effort against MiramOn.
The "Boletin" says that Vidaurie's resignation
was caused by treason in his own camp, his guns
having been spiked previous to the recent battle,
to which his defeat is attributed
The Reactonists We're committing depredations
and burning haciendas.
At last accounts Blaneo and other Generals were
threatening San Luis, aud battle was anticipated
there soon.
The ship COrnelia Lawrence, burned in Mobile
Bay, and was supposed to have been fired by her
crew. Only small portion Of her cargo was
saved.
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UNION SABBATH SCHOOL EErING.-Notwith
standing the storm of last evening goodly num-
Der Of teachers and pupils from the various Sunday
Schools of the city assembled in the vestry rooms
of the Second Church to listen TO an address from
Rev. DIR. ClaxtOn. After prayer by Rev. George
Thompson, Missionary from Western Africa, all
united in singing "There is a happy land"
Reports were then read from the Schools repre-
sented: total number of Teachers reported was
All, of Scholars 3lOS. A large increase over last
month. After another song DR.. CIaxton spoke to
the children in a most interesting manner He re-
ierred to Mr.. Handys Address at the previous
meeting, in which Mr. H. gave an account of his
journey to Europe, and wondered if any of the
little children had thSn thong ht of the long journey
they are travelling. Every day God carries US 25
thousand miles around with the earth, and every
year $40 millions of miles around the sun. Bat
there is another journey we are travelling more i'm
portaut than this. We are on our way to another
world, and there are two WAYS to go, each leading
TO different home; one where the little lambs Of
the flock dwell with Jesus and where all that have
loved God shall dwell the other dreadful, fearful
Place where there is happiness and Joy and it is
the great object of the Sabbath School to teach US
to choose that happy land so that we will be able
to enter there when oar voyages of life shall eld.
At she close of DIR. Claxton's remarks Rev Mr.
Thompson was called upon and gave the children
very interesting account Of his labors in Africa
Several images and gods the heather were exhib-
TIED, among which were piece ofquartz and whom
containing Arabic writing. Many pleasing stories
were told illustrating the manners and customs Of
the Africans, and some remarkable cases of intel-
gence and improvement among them.
Weregard these gatherings as valuable aids in
the improvement of our Sabbath Schools The
next meeting will occur the first Monday evening
of December.
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GLEAsoN's NEW WEEKLY LINE-oF Battle.
SHIP has made its appearance. 1t Is a folio form
of verylarge size aud for typographical beauty ex-
GELS anything of the kind we have ever seen. The
heading is representation of line of-battleship,
under full sail, making Boston harbor, while in the
distance is bird's-eye view of the city; on the
right of this, resting upon PEDESTAL is the oddess
of Justice and on the left the Goddess of Liberty;
between these surrounding the vessel, is the orna-
mental title of the sheet The inside border is un-
ique and novel in its appearance, and the whole is
certainly graceful specimen of taste and design
The Illustrations are profuse and well executed,
and Mr. Gleason has exhibited great tact and talent
in producing sheet 50 elegant and complete in all
its departments. We say success TO the noble ship
and her gallant Commodore-Boston Sunday
Nei0s.
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PROF. WHEELER's CoNcERT.-At a meeting
called by appointment last evening at the Music
Store of Ossian E. Dodge, Mr.. Dodge was called
to the Chair and elected permanent Chairman of
the meeting. On motion of F. Y Byerly, Prof
Mann was elected permanent Secretary The
Committee appointed at the last meeting for the
purpose of calling upon all who had signed the
call for a concert, reported that they had met with
very good success-the musicians of the city com
ing forward in the most generous manner and Of
fering to sing or play with the greatest pleasure
no one in fact refusing to take part in the Con-
cert with the exception of Profs. Underner and
Abel.
After some lively and interesting discussion as to
the price oftickets it finally voted to have the
price of tickets for gentleman 50 cents, and for
ladies 25 cents
The following gentlemen were appointed by the
Chair as a Finance Committee for the distribution
of tickets and settlement of bills Edwin Stair,
James P Parish and ] H. Dewitt.
Adjourned to meet at the same place OF Wednes-
day evening the 10th inst.
JMANN, Soe'y.
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Horse BREEDERS 'AssocIATIoH-Owingt to the
excessive wet and stormy weather, the meeting of
the Association appointed for last evening adjourn
ed to meet at the Angler House next Thursday eve
Ming, at half past o'clock, and without further
ceremony all interested viii consider themselves
requested to be present. Business OF Importance
to owners and dealers in first class horses viii be
presented for the consideration of the contemplated
Society. Suggestions will be offered, reports re-
ceived from the committees on constitution, by
laws, grounds, &c, of which an account will ap-
pear in our Friday mornings issne.
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COMMERCIAL LAw-THE BEGINNING OF THE
CoURsE-Wednesday evening, Mr.. King gives the
Introductory to his invaluable Course Those in
terested will not fail to be present. Messrs Bry.
ant Folsom & Stratton have generously offered
free lectures on Commercial Law to the city at no
trining expense. Let the College Hall be filed at
every lecture, with young meu and others aspiring
sitter business pursuits. lt2O4
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FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Nov

WASHINGTON, Nov g.
The following officers have been ordered TO sail
f,om AspiHwall on the 10Th inst. to relieve those
of the st. Mary's now at Panama :-Lieuts. Moore.
Wells aud Phelps; Surgeon Mason: Assistant Sur
geOn Magee, and Purser Ritchie 1t is said that
the list of Lieutenants has now been exhaus ted -
Every officer of that rank having been assigned to
some duty.
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LEcTuRE.-Rey Mr. Thompson, lately returned
from Africa, where he was six years Missionary,
will deliver lecture al the Wesleyan Chapel this
evening, at half past o'clock on the manners and
customs of that country
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WESTERN NEWS.

LEANENWORTH, NOV 4,
Per U. S. Exp to Boonville, Nov. 7.
Utah mail arrived last Sunday. Heavy snow
storms are reported, and Deer Creek roads are al
most impossible. The mail was packed on mules
from Big Blue River its stream being too high to
ford. Rain storms which prevailed throughout
that section during the past two weeks, extended
s. miles west of Fort Kearney.
Passengers being left behind, no summary is
furnished from Salt Lake City.
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FROM BOSTON.
BosroN, Nov. 8

BosToN, Nov. 8.
Capt Dobson, late master of the brig Isle de
Cuba, which recently arrived here in charge of the
mate arrived at New Bedford and was arrested and
brought TO this city for examination, the charge
Of being engaged in the slave trade.
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FROM BALTIMORE.

DALflMOEEs NOV O.
Corrie and Crops were arrested this morning
for the murder Of officer Reydon, and the cases
were removed to the county Court, where they WILL
no doubt, find speedy justice
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

PORTLAND, Me Nov. s.
The Cattle Train on the Grand Trunk Railroad
ran off the track near Gloucester to-day, killing
Mr.. Hazelton, the Engineer, and slaughtering a
number of cattle
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J. B. Barnes & Co., ProprietOrs of the Clev

j. b. Barnes Il Co., Proprietors of the Cleve
ali Plumbing Works, Atwsier Block are prepared
ah aTge force OF experienced wOrkIneh doing every
escr7 tioh OF Plu nins the most thorough manner
he scientific plans reasonable terms and short
a5lce Large stocks Fountains Of different sy les and
iEes. Bathing Tubs Of iron and wood. lined with
innsdc0pper, steam heaters, lead and galvanized
pipes Leather and India Rubser Hose every descrpuS
and Plated Cocks including the Pateu Seli-clOs
Corks recently introduced Wash Bowls all inds
Water Works Fixtures kept constantly hand. All
ted
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M md SnLOMnNSON-

PRAcTIcAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTIcAN,
the largest Of the most approved kinds OF
PEcyACLES- Allhis glasses, whether for or far
ighed ground under his inspection by machine
Of construction, with the greatest care, as to
the eyes al cases. curing Weakness DizzfhesS OF
IamHla0a tie Eyes and imparting strength long
reading OF me sewing
ER- Y. II. S0lomonsoR wosld here inform the public
that he ploys the sale OF hisenses.
u Also splendid assortment OF SPY GLASSES. BII
CROSCOPES, COAPASSES, sc, kept on hand.
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
Inserted without pain, perfect natural.
Coce IS Superior street under the American Hotel
iuug1
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Ale0iCinfs.
THE GREAT WONDER
NINETEENTH CENTURY!

OF THE
NINETEENTH CENTURY!
pROF. WOODS HAIR RESTORA-
L TIVE. Says the St Louis (Mo.) Democrat Below
publish letter TO DR.. Wood of this city. gen
eman IN Maine, which speaks glowngly Of the up-or
feet when coming from reabe source ID tihcatt
guarantees Of truth the Dr. needs
BATH. Meme Jan %. 1856
PROF; o WooD < Co.-Gentlt men: Having my atten-
ton calf few moEtls since, to the highly beneficial
effects Of your Hair Restorative was induced 10 make
quite grv probably third white my 1ghs,ers were Of
the same character Some three months since, procured
found that it proving what had wished. used
about twice week have since procured another bot
tie, Of WI ch have used some. ] certify TO the
world that the white hair has totally disappear ed
natural color aud believe glossy than has
been before for TWENTY-FIVE years; SIXTY wears
old my good wife, al the age OF hftwO has used with
The above notice deem due to you for your valuable
discovery am assured that whoever will rightly it,
directions, will not have occasion contradict
resilient here for the last fifteen years am known
nearly here and adjoining towns Any useyou
make OF the above, with attached your
vice. wish to preserve the beauties Of nature in others
~ am truly yours, A C. RAYMOND
BALTIMORE, January o, 1855
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.
PROF. WooD-Dear Sir: Having had the misfortune 10
low New Orleans 1854 induced to make
trial OF your PREPARATION and found II TO the
very thing needed. My hair thick and glossy and
words my obligations you giving 10 the
afflicted such u treasure FINLEY JOHNSON.
The undersigned Rev X Bragg is a minister in regu-
standing and pastor the Orthodox Church Brook
field, Mass He is gentleman of great influence. and
universally beloved: WDi. DYER
BROoKFIELD. January y. lss8-
PROF WOoD-Dear Sir: Having made trial Of your Hair
Restorative, gives pleasure that its effect has
beer excellent in removing Inflammation, dandTuf and
constant tendency itching, with which / have been
troubled from my childhood; snd has also restored my hair
which becoming gray, original color have used
other article with anything like the pleasure
profit Yours truly. J. X BRAGG.
The ResOTa put up Bottles of three sizes VIZ:
Large medium; and small The small holds half pint.
and TetalS for dollar per tOttehe medium holds
least twenty per proportion than the SMALL
and retals for two dollars bOttehe large holds quart
ory per cent more in prOporon and Tetas for three
dollars bottle
o: J. WOOD CO, Proprietors, 3l2 Broadway, New
York. lin the great New York Wire Railing Establish
ment and ia Market street St Louis Mo and sold by
oil unn1n 1ypiSfS md (ronfc naa1e
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PROM BALTInIORE.

BALTIMORE, Nov. T.
The funeral of officer Rigdon, who was murder
ed on Friday night, took place this P. NJ. The
Mayor and large body of police and numerous
citizens attended. The streets were densely crowd
ed, but no disturbance took place. His murderers
have been indicted and will be brOug ght to trial
during the present week.
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z "TO SMOKERS & CHEWERS."

NO gentenan sOulu nlnsI5 IN The s1ce! q Ials WIN
teeth dscolored and breath tainted with tobacco For
purifying the mouth after smoking or chewing, "FON
TAINE'S CREAM OF WILD FLOWERS Is one Of the
most efeetual dentrices II whitens the teeth
strengthens the gums and mparls the BREATH oeL
offensive an agreeable fragrance.
FOR SHAVING,-lts rich laher penetraies and sonens
the beard, prevents irritation and renders she operation
easy and agreeable F. C. FONTAIHE & Co. 3O5 Broad
way. and No. 6 AstOr House. New York. Sold by al.
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s. Inc eUeHHess Of the riJration of the string.
L9Wever good string may lie. 1t produce no tone unit
PAes and the eVener the vibration the better the
tons directly to and fro The hammer strikes on the uni
& e s diagram ~ and the inst motion Of the string
Ion N me hammer In the H. d. Co. piano the second
Of ihe string Is to return in stragh direct TO its
saItn point and then il IL vbrates thousand times its
molonis mp down-uP, ,dOwn-adigfafeBL
The second motion Of the STING all other makes cannot be
20 % y, aIee line for the following To bend
- IL iorns an elbow or angle. and the out
ae aa thereby necessarily be drawn the tgkest-
MS uniTesay known that the tighter string drawn
the more rapidlyit viii vbrae and as The two sides Of Lem
ng are uneveny drawn, and its lower two sides or edges
eed up instead OF its returning direct line il
~ proper course by being pecepby drawn towards the ont
the slack contracted side il receives dead
old kind Of piano '-'"''' VI 'Ole oi IL
., The eUelHess of one
This tao ;Gfult Of tie oa being UNIVERSAL
hesre's' fff ftibrIfior, the the tone
The strength Of string.
tn why strings often break in the common plant
and why they invariably break at the elbow or bdepn is
gram B. the sss part against the iron pin becomes
necessarily contracted and the outside toe elbow Of the
string Of piano viii average y pounds to the foot (which
Is tee sestinate and the strain IS evenly borne
y ~ O INC sng then one pont is as likely 10 break
s The other but if any part Of the string. onehalf
is obliged 10 bear ts immense strain tha part
bic 70 in twain any change weather and eps
eis is this the cIsein ali woOden4 pianos as ali wood
philosophy simply this htth whole Of string BE- il large
or small Is stronger than haf oft Aud only be replied
to by asserting that twice one is notefua TO to that twice
two does not make four.
T. The great length Of time 0Rie s instruaent re-
mains tn tune.
This the result Of the 9Th feature inasmuch as string
fasns BY stretching And II will readily seen that if string
four feet in length bears strain OF Indred pounds equal
g in all parts it viii attennore than Il as quick as half
Of astrtns bearing the str In
The truth and philosophy Of the foregoing cts are so str
ing and torcibie that the quescr oen lsked WHY DO
not ether makers use The fret and straight string
There is but Que reason Il is ured by patent for which
nifty thousand dollars have already been which no
sum HpcGse Messrs Hallet Davis Co prefer to sup
ply the public with first asfria!s rather than 10 assist
others 10 do it. any price.
The foregoing plan the Hallet Davis Co Piano is
spe lucid and unansserable, that will guarantee to qe
piano to any enc who viii refute its philosophy.
OSSIAE E. DODGE
Cleveland, August 6, 1883
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CALIFORNIA NEWS
FROM NEW YORK.

New YORK, Nov. s.
Rev. Frederick Grove, Missionary, who was re-
Gently banished from San Salvador for distribut
ing the bible there, died Saturday in this city
from sickness caused by exposure and suffering
in that country.
young man named VIM. R. Tompkins was
killed on Saturday evening in nm affray in
Broadway Concert Saloon kept by Messrs. Fox 4
WadswOrth.
Last evening while the performances were going
on in the same Saloon, the police made descent
upon it, arresting the prOprietors and about 100
persons composing the audience.
The Tins Washington correspondent says Gen.
Walkers object at Washington is to induce Presi-
dent Buchanan to withdraw the proclamation, or
at least to modify it. Should be fail in this, he
will, he says, disregard the proclamation and sail
Immediately for Nicaragua.
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.

NEw ORLEANS, Nov 8
Deaths from fever Saturday 49, Total deaths
last week 1885,
There was good frost this morning.
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11oprr 6aneers.
Bnnr1ina.

ROARDING.-The House No. "a
IL Public Square and by the Stone Churchone of the
peasantesi the cityis being thoroughly
psired. and will be opened for Boarders October lst
Families wishing furnish their rooms, be
commOdated with large and convenient and bed
ROOMS; and Single Boarders and Day Boaniers will md
good accommodations feaSouabe terms. Ladies not
excluded References given and received
Saha7 BTRRTTT.
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Indtgestions Liver Complaints, andl
their Cure.

HoLLOwAY'S PILLS quickly remove obnoxious mat
the blood and thoroughly cleanse and reuovate
the system These Pills certain remedy for diseases
Of the Stomach and Bowels. Sold the manufactures
No 80 Maiden Lane, New York, and No pa Strand Lon
boy. seu97 R10
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MATRIMONIAL.

To THE LADIES The UNITED STATES:
Il has been my god fortune health many
thousands OF my c0uutry-vomen.
My has excited the malice of the envious and
ealou but their prosecutions have only extend
and esab sh ny reputation showers of grateful offerings
have fallen railway, from the fair sufferers whom
Ihave relieved. SO long held in afectionae and
thankful remembrance by those who have experienced
skl lean afford to despise lhs efforts of mschie-mAkers
nd sanderers.
My friends have repeatedly urged to place my med
cine for producing mensiruaion within the reach Of the
ladies Of the United Staes but ndspOsition
field occupied by quacks with their perucous nostrus
and that unpraciped might palm upon
the public their worthless limitations have hither;e pre-
vented from establishing agencies for the sale OF my
AAIIE DE FEMME" in the United States.
AT last yield The enreaiies Of patients and friends
and offer to the suffering Females OF America medicine
which has rendered somewhat famous throughout the
Old World.
IN regard to the efficacy OF the 'AAIIE DE FEMME"
need only say, that liquid forln is exactly such
have used my practice France many years and
that 1t has failed to satisfactory result
The "Amie de Femme" and stand in the
laiion of and effect 1t alike powerful originate
healthy menstrual how where has existed aud
restore il where has been from any suppressed
In orderto guard against imposition wrapper direo
ous each bottle of the ME de emule will bear my
written signature and both the bottle and enclosing bcx
viii be sealed with my private seal.
Price, $500 package.
PARIS, January 1851.
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WHY Is THE DEMAND 50 GREAT FOR
DIR. MANN'S
AGUE BALSAM! L!

RECAUSE IL WILL, IN all cases,
OF the West-ChIs Fever and kgue-Jyithou fall and in
all will the poison Of Malaria, which
fact thousands do testify and unlike ali other nOstrums
it is only recommended fji one class of diseases; and as
tonic it is unsurpassed will offer few evidences OF
its worth, by men OF influence and high standing
Princeton Ill, Sept. 10Th, 1851
DR. MANS-Dear Sir For several years past have used
your AGUE BALSAAI in my daily practice, and have
closely observed its effects in hundreds Of and
failed produce the happy effect.
cheerfully recommend it certain specific for
ChilIs Fever eud Agus and Maarieus Diseases.
Truly Yours, II. AUSTIN, NJ. D.
Marshall, Mich Feb. l1th 1851
DR.. MANN & Col have sold large amount of your
AGUE BALSAM in this vicinity, and from my personal
KNOWLEDGE it, believe the best remedy for Chis
Respectfully Yours G. A HYDE,
Ashtabula, Ohio Jan lst 1855
MEssRs. s. K. MANN & Co.-Gents: In canvassing the
States Of Ohio and Michigan for the sale of the different
called to observe the great that your AGUE BAL
SAM has gained for itself in every place where sold It
really seems to he THE PEOPLES GwS REMEDY, and
sales rapid than III others 1t is eestIned to super
Very Truly Yours A S s HENDRY.
New York Feb q, 1883.
MEssRs S. X Mann & CO-Gents: have, at our house
in St Louis sold your AGUE BALSAM three years and
have carefully observed effects CURING. and
wnrld of medicines To nv personal knowledge 1t has
cured permanently every time, and have known it used
happyreSu And hat REMARKABLE. have never
known but what remained cured, for at least that
feet triumph over Chills and Fever
Respectfully Yours, PROF. o. J. WOOD
S. K MANN, Proprietor, Gallon, Ohio Sold
y -- sOO- GAYLORD & HAMMOND,
sul7 Cleveland
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LNUR SALE-VERY DESIRABLE
IL VACANT LOTS on Frs street, between Superior and
Euc Id streets, ? lnts-50zl33 feet
PR0sPrCT ST -NeIr hudson street s0xl9O feet Also
near Cheshire ST ,63Il99-
ROCKPORT.-Seven acres miles from the city, near
the Pank ROad-IDg HOuss and Stable. $500.
GRIST MILI-WATk K PDWER-Nih Of
and dweh z and barn % miles from The city Mil and
q oSa ROUSE JENNINGS, 1
seps " Superior Street..