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LATER FROM CALIFORNIA, OREGON
AND NEW MEXICO.

ST. LOUIS, october lO.
The overland California mail arrived here at
nine O'Clock last night. A large number of prom
inent citizens assembled at the depot Of the Pa
cifc railroad on the arrival Of the train from
jefferson City Mr.. Butterield, the President
Of the Overland Mail Company, was greeted
with hearty welcome from the crowd, and was
formally received in brief and highly eOmpli-
mentary speech by John F. Darby, on behalf Of
the citizens.
Mr. Butterfield responded in an appropriate
manner, returning his warmest thanks for the
unexpected demonstration and cordial approval
of his labor by the citizens of st. Louis.
The mails were then escorted to the post Of
fee by a long procession of people and bands
Of music.
The Alta Californian, Of the I4th ult, pre-
pared expressly for the overland mail, furnishes
the following items of news
| A telegraph line from Placerville 70 Salt Lake
City had been commenced.
The news from Frazer's river was unmpOrt-
ant. The water was still too high for successful
mining purposes. Business at Victoria was
much depressed.
0REooN-The dates from Oregon are to the
9Th ult
A skirmish had taken place between Major
Gamett's command and the Indians on the Okla
| l-icuL AilcA Aliu nlA VI eAAS An1A
ans were killed A party of miners under thG
command of Major Robinson was attacked By
the Indians on the Wenatshe river, and one
white man killed. A rumor had obtained credit
at Dalles that Gen. Palmer's parry had beer
massacred by the Indians near okanagan river.
Good diggings had been found on the Wenat
she river.
The Independence correspondence of the Re
publican says that the Santa Fe mail arrived a
that place on the Sd inst. The Navejoe Indian
still refuse 10 surrender the murderer Of Major
Brooks negro. On the 29th Of August, nigh
occurred between a small detachment Of troop
under Capt. Mclean and the Indians at Beal
Springs, in which Mclean was severely wound
ed and siI or eight Nevajoes killed.
Col Loring's command was expected to arriv
at Fort Union in a few days.
Gen. Garland, Major Nichols and Capt Eas
ton had left for the States.
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
FURTHER BY THE INDIAN EMPIRE
HALIFAX, Oct IL

FURTHER BY THE INDIAN EMPIRE
HILHAK, Oct. IL.
PRussIA.-The Bank of Frankfort had raised its
rate of discount to 4 per cent.
AUsTRIA-The arrangements between the Gov
erument aud the ROthschilds and other French and
English capitalists for the transfer OF the Vienna
and Trieste and other railway lines are understood
TO have been definitely completed on the basis lately
decided on
IrALY-Letters in regard to the late conspiracy
at Naples say that it assumed very formidable pro
portions, including many persons OF high rank IN
Il. and having extensive foreign ramiheations- IL
was discovered by finding some papers about the
persou Of man who had been accidentally drOEu-
ed.
Russ1A-The Emperor had given the order o.
81 Andrew. the highest, TO Prince GOrtsehakoh,
as q mark Of satisfaction that two such important
treaties bad been concluded with China
PERSIA conspiracy in Persia against the
Prime Minister had failed, and its leaders were be-
heaced.
LONDON, TUEsDAY-There is no political news
Of importance to-day.
The French Ambassador viii leave Paris toI
| China on the Sd OF October with the ratified
/ French Treaty.
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The LITTLE PILGRIN-The October number
of this best of ali papers for the little folks
has reached US from the publisher, S. h. Lip
pincott, Philadelphia. Grace Greenwood, the
Editress, knows Just what, when, and how much
to say to children that they may be interested
but net wearied, in her stories and advice
This little monthly is the very thing that kind
mothers need to give their children employment
and entertainment at the same time, and many
an adult will be made better and wiser hy
reading it. There is not another such Publiea
tion in the land, and VIC wish we could be th'
means of introducing it into every family il
Ohio.
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Grny Cutting Clemson.

Yesterday Mr.. Trad Kelley, Independent Can
didate for Congress, employed the PLAIN Dealer
Office to prin: several thousand Democratic tick
cts with bis name in place of J. W. Gray. In
stead Of Mr. Gray's striking out his oton name,
as he was bound to do by his agreement and
inserting Mr.. Kelley's-for COngress-he struck
out the name of Mr.. Gleason substituting Mr.
Kelley's, and thus making Mr.. K Candidate
for Sheriff The fraud was not discovered un-
til Mr.. Kelley had sent the tickets into the
country. By this fraud Mr.. Kelley is made to
cut Mr. Gleason and Gray derives all the benefit
that may accrue at Gleason's expense. Com
ment on lhe above peice of rascality is unne-
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HoRsE AND Breezy STOLEN Last night about
half-Past nine O'Clock, horse and buggy be-
longing to J. 7. WOrley, were stolen from Hunt
ington St. The horse was a daPple gray, four
years old, with sore spot under the saddle,
where the white hair had partly grown over the
sore The buggy was one seated with leather
boot and back, newly cleaned and washed In
the buggy was an over-coai, gloves, DC. Infor-
nation of tie whereabouts of the stolen property
can be left with the owner at the Post Office, and
the finder be literally rewarded.
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PROM BOSTON.
BosroN. Oct. II.

IUoIUNf OIIs II
The President OF the Suffolk Bank has issued a
circular 20 the effect that the Suffolk Bank no
longer holds itself responsible for the mainte-
nance as heretofore Of the system Of redeeming
bills Of country banks, but that any Bank wishing
to continue it, business with the Suffolk Bank
can do so.
The famous horses PloughbOy, Of Brooklyn, N.
Y, Hiram Drew, Ethan Allen, and Columbus Jo.,
are entering for the grand trotting exhibition to
take place on Wednesday and Friday at the Fair
grounds in this city
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INPRovENENTs.-Mr Charles A. Dean is
tearing down and rebuilding the Lard Oil Fac
tory, owned by him and formerly occupied by
Onthwaite & Blackwell, and will hereafter oc-
cupy it himself for the same purpose. When
finished this will be a large and cOmOdious
building, being about fifty by sixty feet in size
and three stories in'hight. An addition viii be
built upon the rear, and the whole finished and
fitted for the business in the most thorough
manner
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w ESTElfN NEWS.
LEAvENwoRTH, October 9th.

L1NAfHNW WVhIHi VCEOUtI 5ILI
Col. Dhapmae and Lieut.. Burns, 5th Infantry
Capt Newton and Lieut., Bryan, Engineers and
Lieut. Willspeigle, Of the Dragons, have arrived
from Utah
Weather pleasant on the plains. Contractors
teams getting along well. Pike Peak excitement
abating, though numbers Of emigrants continue TO
arrive at this point and Kansas CITY
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The KALooLAH.-This boat arrived at BufTa-
10 Saturday evening last considerably shatter-
ed in her upper works. She had one of the
toughest passages ever experienced.
The schooner John c. Fremont, from Buffalo
to Toledo, is ashore above the " cut " on the
Canada side
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FRONI WAsHINGTnN.

WASHINGTON, Oct- IL
The Tribune correspondent iwrites-'' grave
difficulty in the Nicaragua question superTenes
Jarez now denies having made any stipu atiOns.-
He will probably be discussed by Gen. Cass, and
the orders viii be- very likely, TO take possession
o. the Transit route BY naval force till the demands
Of thisG overnment shall be conceded BY Nicar-
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day afternoon while upon the docks we were
witness to little scene " not in the books"
which amused US some, if not more. Two cows
of the masculine gender were being landed from
Propeller that had just arrived, and two men
were leading them away by means of cords ias-
tened to the horns of the " Rnimules" One of
these attendants was an old man, who walked
along with his charge in very proper manner,
the animal evidently liking the old mans quiet
confidence in his ability to keep him in check,
and so " behaved not unseemly." The other
guardian of the living freight was a young fel-
low, who was no believer in such conservative
principles, and who kept himself and his beast
in constant hurry and fret, running for 4 few
steps, then stopping short. then wheeling round
DC, until the bull, seemed to have nearly
reached that long talked of point, when for
beaTance ceased to be virtue. A bystander
saw the animal was getting excited and advised
the keeper to keep cool and not worry him, and
also offered to assist him in leading or driving
the animal. This offer the young man indig.
nantly rejected, remarking IN what might be
termed an "Ower loud tone that he was able tc
take care Of any bull this side of the Rocky
mountains. To verify this statement he picked
up sharp pointed stick. took a firm hold Of
the cord with one hand and gave the bull q
punch in the ribs with the other. This was ad.
ding the last straw to the camels back, and
making a lunge first at the fellow and ther
away from him, the creature galloped off, leav
ing the bull trainer to gather himself up as bes
he might from the mud hole into which he haC
been thrown Having done this, he 'strayet
not to recount the tale;" but started off to re
i gain his possession of the refractory animal
1t takes just such fall as that to humble many
, men, not cattle drivers. and we win warrant thi
one will not boast of his prowiss to that crowd
again.
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T-9- Three Silver Medals, Two Diplomas
and Fifteen dollars, were awarded to J. F. Ryder
for the best Photographs, of various styles, on
exhibition al the State Fair at Sandusky just
closed Sept. 2Odlm 2Ol-
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GREAT REPUBLICAN RALLY.-Hon. Edward
Wade addressed very large and enthusiastic
audience at the Old Court House last evening.
Not only were Republicans in the house, but
Democrats also helped to swell the crowd.
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FROM PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. IL.
The Atlantic Mutual Insurance Company have
gone down into liquidation for the purpose Of clos
ing business, after four years existence, during
which many marine losses have been incurred aud
uromptly paid
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FROM HARRIsBURGH.

dAREnBURGHi october iitn-
The steam fire engine Citizen, built by Bake &
Btton, of Waterford, n. Y, had trial here this
evening. II threw five streams through So inch
nozzle l2l feet; two streams through 7-S inch
nozzle l65 feet, and single stream, both horizon
tal, and single stream through l-S inch nozzle
POI feet high the greatest hight ever attained here
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1, Greater lagth Of sfrinsiz ti< ssHss<saeaae
? Graaier space 5fes ne 4frss IN tie SausSzss
}, The Hannsr Of Etogpiug tls Vraioa q * Eri4g
4. TSs ssrrHassIe Of ~ r5rasiOn Of iksIhriag-
8. Tlequdiay Of tist0Ae.
6. TLeshsayit Of string
7. ne great eli Of fs sh fis asfruezf n taas
That the public may and judge for themselves
styles pianos rather "a ogy style which rejects
all modern improvements and the Hallet. Davis Co.'S syls
pros thatnons old foges win deny that Iies two
equal four; and that LOO bs- weigh twice much ahy
vim Illustrate the philosophy Of the two kinds Of Insru-
meuts aud leave the reader 70 draw his eonel asOns
!, The Hallet, Dauis d Co. Pianos hare a greater
length Of string than those Of any other make ia
he same sized case
The utn Of this statement may be seen at glance
ton sse dsraJ while thoss that al bent nseSsa NV.
the nest OF bridge pn inserted at great distance from the end
in twain before could be drawn up within
/ concert pitch.
possess ne HeI and dh q f9asof sevenOetAve piano is
tat is strings are sAort With the above improvements
t. and TheAe foHs than seEsnOetaVe piano Of any O
2, The Hallei, Davis & Co. Pianos hare a ,sides-
space bet'oeeR the strings thSP those Of any other
make
The truth or this statement is equally plain from the fact
that straight string occupies than simply is
is angle, from The bridge the tuning pin The
suits + ne bent strings are nseessar 80 close together ta'
playing heavy marches fantasies and variations
straight strings have much that they vbrats freely and
never clash against smother
3, The manner Of stoPPiag the vibration-.
The vibration the string in all pianos commences where
the hammer strikes H. the bridge where Is stopped Lsss
diagram Il
The Of the best violin the world can ruined BY
substituting poor bridge thus proving that the Of
string Is materially af By tie in which the vibration
stopped The vibration Or the string In the Il ID piano
stopped with e horizontal rets ofcopper bell metal
diagram p giving the string so fal mellow liquid fonf;
while in all other pianos the vibration is stopped BY upright
irDu pms lsee diagram Bl giving thin rony. foas.
that has caused thousands Of persons having ne musical
gsuiEaions 70 enclaims
Il do not like the Irony tEsng Of plano Il Is far inferior
% the full rich tone Of organ. hute melodeon.
that the strings in ell or pianos bent At the
bridge pin Is that sharp ane has 10 b dte In order 70 stop
the vibration In the H. D. c. pEno tie strings drawn
straight the fret and held down nrm thereon By
/ the Bridge. diagram s.
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TNPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS,

Prepared by COrneIiGs L. Cheesemnn, NJ d,
NEW YORK CITY.
The combination ingredients in these Pals are there
suit Of long and extensive practice They mid in
heir operation and corn correcting all irregularities.
Painful Aiensraaiious removing all distinctions whether
from cold or otherwise headache pai IN the side pslpa-
ion OF the heart whites, all nervous ae,ons, hysieHcs
fatigue pain m the back and limhs SC, disturbed sleep
which arise from Interruption Of nature
To MARRIED LADIES,
Dr. Cheeseman's Pills invaluable A. they viii bring on
the monthly period with regularity Ladies Who have been
dsappnied IN the use foher Pills place the umos
confidence IA Dr Cheeseman's Pills doing all that they rep
resent 70 do
Tsre Is one ooAd0n OF fac female ssisn n uhcA TIE
Pills oa4ao b taken isifbouf producing PECULIAR RE
suit Tle coalition rCtsTTOd 10 IS PREGNANCH-tAe
r,rslf MISCARRIAGE SucA n irresistible teadeny
Qf the medicine the serai tzci0Hs 70 norma
eo.f5a faof es The reroduoiiUs Of nature eGHn0
rssisf
Warranted purely vegetable and free from anything IN
furious Explicit directions which should be read, accom-
paHv each b0E Price 81 Sent by mail enclosing 81 TO
Dr. CORNELIUS L CHEEsENAN, Box 4sal' Post Once
New YORK City
SOLD BY ONE DRUGGIST IN EvEEY TOWN IN THE
UNITED STATES
r b HUTCHN6S,
General Agent for the United States,
les Chambers-St-, New York.
TO tsAo. al trhoesals Orders should b addTesssd.
h.
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEw YORK, Oct H.
Jacob Ebert was arrested to-day under the extra
dition treaty as fugitive from justice 10 Bavaria
where he is charged with several very extensive
fOrgeries.
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HIaabinists &f.
IL. KONIGsL Low

Manufacturer Of all kinds Of
SMALL MACHINERY. I.ATHEs, MODELst
Rolling Mills for Jewellers and Dentists
SEAL AND OTHER PRESSES &c.
TURNING AND FINIsHIG GENERALLY
81 Superior street. American Buildings, Cleveland, o.
Opposite the Weddsl House. 5 aug2 Ia
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EXPLOSION.

MONTREAL, Oct. IL.
Eleven lives were lost by the explosion Of the
steamer Hercules yesterday morning the boat
was owned by Calvin Breck, Of Kingston, Canada
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CRY COUNcIL.-The Council last week ad-
iOurned to Thursday evening next, instead Of
this evening
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DEPARTUREs.-The NOrthern Lighi leaves this
evening for Lake Superior. The Nay Queen for
Detroit at O'Clock P NJ
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Free Lecture at Bryant, Folsom & SiraitOn's
Collage. M A King, Esq, Of the Law College
gives the opening lecture. wednesday evening
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DIsTRIcT CoURT.-The District Court ope 9eC
yesterday morning at Q O'Clock, Judges Foot
Potter, and Bishop, on the bench. The morn
ing was occupied in calling over the Docket
The Jury was called and dismissed until Wednes
day morning.
The following is the time assigned to hear
ing causes
"WEDNESDAY, October I3th-l to l3.
THURSDAY, October I4th-I4 to &c.
FRIDAY, October I5th-27 to "A
MONDAY, October Isth-45 to Sc
TUESDAY, October l9th-57 to 60.
WEDNESDAY, October 2Oth-7O to 81.
THURSDAY, October 2lst-S2 to g.
FRIDaY, October 22d-54 to los.
MONDAY, October 25th-lO6 to 100.
TUESDAY, October 26th-l2I to I3I.
WEDNESDAY, October 27th-I32 to I47.
THURSDAY, October 2sth-l4S to l6O.
FRIDAY, October 29th-I6I to I72.
MONDAY, November lst-l73 to lS2,
TUESDAY, November 2d-ls3 to l9S.
| WEDNESDAY, November 3d-I99 to 206.
THURSDAY, November 4th-207 to 220
FRIDAY, November 4th-22I to 940.
MONDAY, November sth-24l to PSI.
] TUESDAY, November 9th-252 to 260.
"WEDNESDAY, November I0th-26I to 263.
THURSDAY. November llth-264 to end:
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RRnM ST. JOHNs.

sr. JOINS. N. F., Oct IL.
To c. W. Field, Esq, N. T.;
Have arrived here. and leave instantly for Trini-
ty Bay rr,,-nv
Operator, from Yalentia.
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RUNAwAY.-A runaway occurred on Lake st
yesterday, resulting in the smashing up of two
horse wagon. No damage done to the horses or
driver
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FROM TRINITY BAY.
Trrxrrv Raw Oct IL

To Petey Cooper, ESQ NeI0 York
Nothing was done with Yalentia either Saturday
or vestaTiav DE SAUTY,
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MATRIMONIAL.

To TIE LADIES OF THE UNITED STATES:
It has been ny god fortune 70 restore to health many
thousands OF my c0unfTy-vomen-
Nv success has excited the malice OF the envious and
Jealous but their persecuus have served only TO extend
and establish ny reputation Showers OF grateful oerngs
have fallen upon my pathway, from the ialr sufferers whom
have relieved So long I'm held IN afectiouae and
thankful remembrance by those who have experienced my
skin lean ard despise h@ efforts Of misciefuakers
nd slandersrs-
cine for produ-Iug enstuai5n whm the reach Of Tho
fadiss United States but indispoton to enter
field 50 oaasa By quacks with their Poci0us nosrums
the public their worthless limitations, have hther pre-
vented me from establishing agencies for the sale Of Eg
''AAIIE DE FEMME" in the United States
Atast yield the enfreaes Of patients and friends
and offer 10 the suffering Females OF Ameuca medicine
which rendered somewhat famous throughout ih'
Old World
In regard to the efficacy the ''AAIIE DE FEMME"
need only say that liquid fom and exactly sucl
have used my practice France. Tor years AMI
thsf It has never failed satisfactory result
The ~Amie de Femme and meusgruaiiou stand in the
Isfion Of cause and effect alike powerful gua
healthy mesrual ow where II has existed, and Il
restore where has been from auy suppressed
In oulerto suard imposition, the wrapper Of direc
tlous each hottie OF the ue de Femme viii bear
written signature and both the bottle and enclosing bc1
via Be sealed with ny private seal.
Proe, 500 package.
PARIS, January, ISL.
For sale. Wholesale and Retail, by WILLIAM FISKE
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rz- "TO SMOKERS & CHEWERS. {"

No fenflefI1n 81 M f7l5 N nc sl1I q ll VIII
his teeth dooOred and breath tainted with tobacco For
,urifyiug the mouth alter smoking chewing, 'FON
TANE'S CREAM OF WILD FLOWERS is one Of the
most eecual dentrifcss Il WhItens the teeth
strengthens gums and mpaTts the BREATH so ofteL
offensive agreeable fragrance.
FOR SHAvGNG-Its rich laihar peneraios and softens
the beard prevents irritation, and renders the operation
easy and agreeable +. G. FONTAINE Co, 3O5 Broad
way, and No Asior House. New York Sold BY ali
sanl5
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Bankers.
j, J,Her(Iman & Co.,

IL Water Street. Cleveland, Ohio.
PANKERS AND DEALERS IN
II FOreign md Domesfic Exchange, Uncurrent Money
United SAFES auada and Europe promptly attended N
Drafts and Bills uf EIchango Great Britain lre 1
France and Germany We direct IN suns 70 sun, II
Sghf and 70 days. the following Banks aud branches
ENGLAND.
LOndCn-Messrs Prescott Grute, Case Co. Bankers
LIverpool-J. Banned = Co Bankers-
ches;sr-Messrs- Cuniife. Brooks & Co. Banker
Nafloaa Provincial Banks OF Esznd snd Branches thro
out England and wales
Birmingham Banking Co.
Yorkshire Iisirict Bank and Ranches
Lancaster Banijrs Co and Branches
IRELAND
National Bank OF ireland.
Provincial Bank OF Ireland.
And all their Branches IN ALI the principal cities and towus
SCOTLAND.
Dundee Commercial Banting &c.
Greenock BankiuE Co IN Glassuw and Creeuock
National Bank OF Scotland and Branches,
We Drlf ,navlble the
puneipnl Cities Of the Continent EuroDe
PASSAGE By STEAMER or Saili NJ Packet Ships. tooI
from New York. Breat ButaIn and Ireland FraHe nd
Germany, can be s cured Al the lowe 81 rates.
For further particulars apply TO
seps HERDA IAN X Co.. as above.
n g. wHIrNAN- \. n sTANDAE r " sTANDART
WHITMAN, STAN DART & CO.
w Bankers. and ieaers = reign and Domestic E1
change MOI Superior street. We draw direct Lon
don and Wi furnish Drafts for payable at all
the principal poln England Ireland ScutIand. France
and Germany Colecilons made all sable point
hro1Ehoai the Unitsd States zna Canadas. mhs-iy
ELEGANT DRESS SILKS--Robes
IL Nolant Robes Quills. BAyadere Chene, Bayader'
Rhst E'IBALDwIN CO.
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Indigestion, Liver Complaints. andi
rhefr CnFe.

HOLLOWAY's PILLS quickly remove obnoxious mat
ter rom the blood and thoroughly cleanse AID renovae
the system These Pills remedy for diseases
of tie stomach and Bowels Sod Al the manufactures
No 50 Maiden Lane. New York and No 2i4 strnd Lon
don and By all Druggists a 5 cts 62 els, and Sl0 per
boH. SellZa h11
TlTDn I5T, 4 NTI T,0 REMALES
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q q BaT1es q Co. PTopTietoTs of the

J. B. Barnes Il Co, PrOprietors Of the Cleve
an Plumbing works, Atvatsr Bioek are prepared
vita srse force c experienced workmen doing every
ss.rptiou Of Pa nhn- the most thorough manner, on
no most scientific plans Tsas5nbz terns and on short
notice. Large stocks OF Fountains Of different STYLES and
izes Bathing Tubs Of cast iron and wood, lined with
inned-copPeT, heaters lead ard galvanized lroh
pnss LeafheT aud India Rubber HCse every descrriuo
n Rss auI Plated Csks. incl uling the Paten Selcos
n Cocks recently iutroueed WASH Bows, and all kinds
fWater Works fixtures kept constantly on hand All
,gork warranted m2s:d Ewtf.
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TT-sPANISH AND MEXICAN QUARTERS; also
shings and Snpalc,s, bought at SLl5 per ounce, BY
CHAS. A READ 4 Co, BANKERS, No. 4s Water street,
opposite the Post Office
NIB Spanish quarters viii average nearly tveniytIree
rents each oc6dSw 4m PIC