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THE GREAT WONDE r
NINETEENTH CENTURY!

~
DROF. WOODS HAIR RESTORA-
l. TIVE Says the St. Louis mo Democrat Below
publish letter Dr. Wood, OF this ity from gen
merits of his Hair Tome such evidence must have its eff
ct when coming from reliable source II ceTtlheal,
are guarantees Of truth the Dr. needs no eneomums nor
useless puferT from the press:
PROF o wOoD Co-Gentie.mea; Having my atien,
lion called, w moEIhs since to the hlghiy heneeal
application Of 1t upon nv own BAR, winch had become
g9ile gray, plooaDy '9e iIH Slae NY ny WnsseIs Wis 5 u
bottle OF your Hair Restorative, and used It, soon
about twice week have since procured another bot
tie. of VI ch have used some can now certify to the
world that the gray or white hair has totally dsppea Cd
beth my head and fu =. and n hair has resumed lis
been before Tor Twenty-Five years am now Ay leats
old good wife at the age OF hy-t"o, has used 1t With
The above notice deem due you for your valuable
discovery assured that whoever viii rightly use IT.
Ssjent mere or the iSt teeu wears and am known to
I S - ~ = N N u - ;af; 80. o. "a n 1se rCn
make Of the above with name attached IS al your ser
wish preserve the beauties Of nature IN others
I an am truly yours, A c. RAYMOND.
BALTIMORE, January ., 1853.
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.
PROF. WooD-Dear Sir: Having had .he misfortune TO
lose & the e S STsSS 81 my IN hn & a @ ss ef 5 d 10 make
trial OF your preparaOn and fJund It 10 the
thing needed My nsr Is now thick aud glossy and
afflicted such treasure. FINLEY dOhNSON-
The undersigned Rev X Bragg is miui. ter regu-
lar Standing and pastor of the Orthodox Church in Brook
field Mass He gentleman OF great luaueuce, and
univ ersally beloved: VIII DYER
BLOOMFIELD, January Z. 1853
PRcF WOOD-Dear Sif. Having made tia Of your Hair
Restorative gives pleasure say that it. effect has
beeu excellent removing inflammation, dandruh and
conStan. tendency TO itching. with which | have been
troubled from my Childhood md has also restored my hair
which becoming gray, its original coioT have used
no article with anything like the same pleasure or
profit Yours truly. J. X BhA6G-
The Res.ora i've pot up in Bottles of three sizes viz:
Large. medium and small The small holGs nan 4 pm; y;
leSs twenty per proportion than the small
rctails for dollars bOehe large holds quart,
forty per proporion and reails for three
| dollars bo tie
! o. J. WOOD CO.. PToprietors 3l2 broadway, New
Ycrk lin the great New York Wire Railng Establish
ment ia Market street St LcUis, Mo ana sold By
| all good Druggists and Faucv Goods Deslers 0cl6
/ LII IN ~ ~ nj EIlIl
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FROM HAVANA.

NEw York, Nov. A.
The steamship Cahawba arrived this P. NJ, with
Havana advices of the 20th ult.
There is little news. The health Of the port IS
very good. The brig Nancy will probably be re-
leased.
Sugar had declined IA to l-2 Reals. Perarobe
market rather brisk Molasses without transactions
Exchange on London Is 4al5 10; Peninsula
New York, Buston, &c, l-2a4 3 premium
Freights, nothing doing.
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Washburn, Rep, for Congress, about s4OO ma
jouty. FarnsworiE, Rep, 2nd District sI0O. 3rd,
Lovejoy, Rep, about 5000. 4th. Kellogg, Rep
2000 5th Morris, Dem. 1000. 9th, Harris, Dem
2O0O. 18th, Robinson, Dem. 1900. sth, Louke,
Dem, $500. 9th, Logan Dem, 5000. Republican
State ticket elecIed by about 5000 majority.
Administration vote in the State will not exceed
25 600.
Legisature-In the House the Democrats have
a majority of s. In the Senate g.
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NEW JERSEY REDEENFD.

IRENrONi n. o. NOV. 4.
The result in this State fOots up total loss to the
Democrats. All the Opposition members Of Con
gress are elected by heavy majorities.
The Opposition have a majority in the Legisla-
ture, which defeats Wright for United States SEN
atcr.
Members of Congress elected-First District,
John II. NoXOn, Union; ID, John L. Stratton,
Union; Sd, J. B. Adrian, Union 4th, J. R. Riggs,
Anti LecOmp. Dem. 5th, Pennington, Union
Tee Administration loses members.
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ILLINOIS ELECTION.

CHICAGO, Nov. 4
The Senate stands as far as heard from, Demo
crats Il; Republicans TO- One District not heard
from.
House-Republicans "a; Democrats 80; in
doubt
The Tribune, and the Chairman OF the Republi-
can State Committee, acknowledge Dem. majority
of in each House
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WIFE BEATING.-Mrs. Landreth, wife of John
Landreet living on the West side, made complaint
against her husband yesterday befor, Esq. Miller,
for abusing and injuring her. The brute Of a hus-
band attacked his wife with an axe and severely
cut her. Hewill be examined to-day.
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= 1he erenness Of the UiJraiiOn of de string.
II nISsyer good string may be- it will produce
aud the eyener the vibration the tone
To vibrae evenly the string should have but two distinct
tons directly to and fro The hammer strikes on the un
reeede from the hammer In Co piano the Second
moGn Of me string is to return in straight direct line
mouonls mp, down-up, down-Gdiniaaiiela.
The second motion Of the string other cannot be
10 return IN direct line for the following reason 10 bend m
article Of any substance forms elb angle The out
Soe % G@ thereby necessarily mast e drawn the tightes
nov IT'S universally known that the tighter string drawn
tae more rapdyit viii vibe and the Of a bent
Of the two sides struck BY the hammer and he string @
eed up instead Of its returning in direct line it deviate from
m course BY being percepby drawn towards the
side or ff SIDE OF the angle elbow and its movement
becomes rotary and every time it
As which = another Of the tone Of Ii
old kind OF piano
5, The eUeaness Of one
This is tae result of tse fourth C,,+rre. q, b ;,,
conceded tha5 one is produced by aio and In
fheefet.i H|r'brIfi0r, Tie sreAer lie tone
4, The strength Of string,
Th why strings often break the common piano
be string heng bent sB dHgs at that point See ia-
gram the s that part against pin becomes
string iers he rho strain Now if VEole rain ON the
string Of piano will average ty pounds to the foot (which
is the maDuturc estmae and the evenly borne
BY al parts Of TIL string then poir is likely
as tne other but a any one part Of the string oneha OF
tits obliged 70 bear tlis immense part Of it is liza
BILE TO snap in twain at change in the weather. and esp
ealy is this the all woodsnf,s ed pisnos wood
VIII warp and spring at chs Of the atmosphere The
philosophy is simply this hath whole a string be 1t large
or small is stronger than bali oft All can only be replied
to By asserting that twice one is nOteua to that twice
two does not make fou.
Z, The great length Of time Dhiek the Instrument re-
mains IN tune.
This IS the result of the 9Th teature inasmuch string
fdffsls By stretching And Il viii readily that If string
four feet in length bears strain Of ndred pounds equal
y in all parts 1t will atienm than lras quick as
OF strtng bearing the strain
The truth and nhilnsnphY OF thn fnraarinn
ing and iorcihlehat the question Is often 1sked Why do
not ether makers the copper fret and straight strng
There is but II is patent for which
my Thousand dollars have already been offered which
gun FarciGE MessTs. Hae Davis Co prefertO sup
ply the public with class HsTH rather than 70 assist
others 70 do il, any price.
The foregoing plan Of the Hale Davis Co. Piano Is
simple, lucid and unansyerable that will guarantee to oe
piano to any who will refute its philosophy.
OSSIAN E. DODGE.
Cleveland, August 6, 1858
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~ "T0 SMOKERS & CHFWERS !"

No gentleman should mlns IN the society Ct ladies with
his teeth discoored and breath tainted with tobacco For
purifying the mouth after smoking chewing, ''FON-
TAlNES CREAM OF WILD FLOWERS Is Of the
most efertua dentriices It whitens the teeth
strengthens tho gums and impas to the breath often
offensive. sgreeable fragrance.
FOR sHAVING.-lts rich lather peuetTates and sOteus
the hsrl prevents irritation renders the operation
easy and agreeable. F. G. FONTAINE Co 3O5 Broad
way and No 6 Astor House. New York. Sold by all
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~ If any ladies wish to get their Mufs, Vic
torines, etc, altered into new fashion, or want
to get furs made up to their orders, 6. RUFrIs1,
81 Superior street, will do it good and right
His stock of Capes, Mufs, etc, is one of the
best in the city, all of his own manufacture.
and at lower prices than anywhere else. tf
GUITAR.-J. H. Thomas, Teacher of the Quit
ar, Rooms at No. Euclid street. Terms
Fifty cents per lesson. If
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WIGS +! WIGS =! I! WIGS!

BACHELORS WIGS AND ToUPEES surpass all.
They elegant Light easy and durable.
Fitting to a eharm-uo turning up beIHd-no shrink ing
ehead ndeed this IS the only Es establishment where
these things are properly undeIs O, and made.
233 Broadway, New York
l.---l..
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N. II. soLOMONSoN.

PRAcTIcAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTICAN,
seps the largest assortment OF the most approved kinds o.
PECT4CLES. Anhis glasses, whether for near OF far
lighted ground under his inspection by machine
yof construction with the greatest care as tC
suit the eyes in al cases, curing Weakness, Dizziness Of
Ia1mEGtioz the Eyes, and impartng strength for lonl
reading or fine sewing.
Y n. H. SolOmoasoa would here inform the public
tha he employs any in the sale OF his lenses
e Also, splendid assortment Of spy GLASSES nj
CROSCOPES, COMP ASSES, &c, kept on hand
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
Inserted without paia perfect as natural.
E-Ohce Ss Superior street under the American Hotel
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NEW YORK ELECTION.

New York, Nov. 4
As far as heard from the Republicans have car
ried 20 Members of Assembly, Denis, 80, % to be
heard from, nearly all Of which have probably
elected Republicans The Senate Will stand, 10
Opposition 10 u Democrats. The Tribune still
claims the election Of Haskins in the 9th Congress
sOna District
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~ difficulty arose between an Irshman
named Barney McNanDy and another railroad Ia.
borer when they "went in" for free fight, in the
course of which McNanny had one eye gouged out
and his companion in arms" had his face badly
scratched. The 'little darlints."
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GLEAsoN's LINE oF-BATTLE SnIP.-This new
pictorial, published by that old veteran pubIisher
Frederick Gleason, has made It's appearance. 1t
IS printed on elegant paper with elegant type, and
its unique nautical border, makes a very fine ap.
pearance. The engravings are spirited. and the
reading ditto. We predict an immense success tc
the sbf ct
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Returns received place the election of Rep, Con
gressmen in the lst, 2nd 3rd and 4th Districts and
Dem. in the 5th, 9th, 7th, Sth and 9Th, beyond u
doubt
Republican majorities on the State ticket in the
northern Counties, somewhat reduced from vote
of SO
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IndigesTiOn, Liver Com plants, and;


HOLLOWAY's PILLS quickly remove obnoxious mat
the blood and lho.oughly cleanse and
the system These Pills certain remedy diseases
OF the Stomach and Bowels. Sold the manufactures
No 50 Maiden Lane, New York and No pa Strand, Lon
hnr
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FROM ST, LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. A.
The overland California Mail brought five pas
sengers
The westward bound Mail was met 10 hours
from San Francisco, and only % days from st.
Louis.
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CoLUNBUs, n 4.
The Official returns show an average Rep. ma
jority in Ohio, on the State ticket 2O966.
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MATRIMONIAL.

To THE LADIES or THE UNITED STATES:
It has been my good fortune health many
thousands of my couniry-women.
My has excited the malice OF the envious and
eSlous but their prosecutions have served only extend
and esab sh my reputation Showers grateful offerings
have fallen upon pathway, she fair sufferers whom
have relieved. long LeJ aitectiOnate and
thankful remenaDce By those who have experienced
skill, afford Jespise III ears Of isehief-snskeTs
nd slGndeTeTs.
My friends have repeatedly urged to place my medi
clue for producing manstruaou within the reach Of the
fades Of the United States an indisposion
hsd occupied By quacs with their perncious nOsEums
and @ that uapriacped counterieiieTs might palm upOa
public their worthless limitations have ither pre-
vented from esiablsing agencies for the sale OF my
AATlE DE FEMME, in the United States
Atlast Weld to the Of patients and friends
and offer the suffering Females America medicine
which has rendered somew hat lhrOUghoU the
Old World.
In regard to the efficacy o: the AAlE DE FEMME
need only that it IS IN liquid FORM and is exactly sucl
as have used in my practice rance oF many years und
that has failed 10 satisfactory result.
The "Amie de Femme and neasruafion stand in the
lsiiol Of and effect l. alike powerful originate
healthy menstrual flow where has existed, and Il
restore where has been from any suppressed.
In order guard against imposition the wrapper of drec
each bottle Of the Aaie de Femme wild bear my
signature both the bottle and enclosing
will be sealed with ny private seal.
Price, $500 package.
PARIS, January Is57.
For sale Wholesale and Retail, by WILLIAM FISKE
No. % Superior street Cevelard who VIII supply Tho
Annie de Femme at the PraPsie-or's puces.
aulO dSvlve s
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NOR SALE-VEKY DESIRABLE
il VACANT LOTS on Eris street, between Superior
Euclid streets. IotS-50Xi3 feet-
PROSPECT ST Near Hudson street 5'xisO feet. Alse
near Cheshire 81 G3xl99.
RoCKPORT.- acres miles from T. 6 city neal
The Plank Road-LOs House and Stable. $500
GRIST MILL.-WATkR X POWER-Wiih 3 acres Of
land dwelli and barn 21 miles from the city Mill and
nqrhinery ali good order ard "oy doi"F 91 business
1900 ROUSE JENNINGS.
sspl - Superior Street.
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J. B. Barnes & Co., ProprietOrs of the Cley,

J. B. Barnes & Co, Pr0prietOrs Of the Uleye
al Plumbing Works, Atwater Block prepared
Win force OF experienced w0rkmen doing every
escrp tiOn OF Pu ning in the most thorough manner
he most scientific plans reasonable terms aud short
notice. large stocks u Fountains different stYIes and
iZss. Bathing Tubs OF iron and wood. lined with
funedc0pper, steam heaters lead and galvanized iron
pipes Leather and India Rubber Hose. every descup,luo
Brass aud Plated Cocks including the Pateu SefclOs
NJ Cocks, recently Introduced, Wash Bowls and all kinds
anrk Nlarra ND. n s.n.tf
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ADRIAN. Nov. 4

The trotting match between Flora Temple and
Reindeer, wen by former, winning three straight
heats. Time 2;3O; 2:2s; and 2:29.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

UNION HoTEL.-Messrs. H. L. Coon 4 Son ara
adding heavy wooden eornice to their hotel on
Water street which will add materially to the ap-
Pearanee OF the building. The Union is good sec
ond class house
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YELLOW FEVER.

NEW OkLhNNsi -NUfs Il
Deaths from fever yesterday, 10.
r. H Chilhen, Copper Broker, committed sui
eide this morning
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SALUTE.-A salute OF 81 guns was fired last
evening on the Square, in honor of Douglas vic.
tnr.r
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Bodr0ir1Q.

DOARDING.-The House No. "a
u Public Square and blythe Strne Chufch-one Of the
peasante ocatious in the city-is being thoroughly
psired. and will he opened for Boarders October lst
Families wishing TO furnish their rooms, can be &C
cornTnodafed with large and convenient TOOm and bed
rooms; and Single B0arders and Day BoardeIs will md
good accommodations reasonable terms. Ladies not
sep27 s W BURRITT.
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THANKs-Our thanks are due the u S Express
Co. for Chicago papers Of yesterday morning,
ahead of the mail
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" As sweet and musical

| As bright Apolo's Lutte, strung with lis hair
is rich concert poured out for all who visit the
rooms. These Pianos with their peculiar features,
the straight string and copper fret are to bejpTo
cured only at DOdge's. As one of tie " signs OF
the times may state that his sales have great
ly increased within the last ten days. 4 good
! symutom
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3. Tie :. soggiy tie Vi5rn;OH Of The string
4. TIE eusnHesso Of tie r5rGficB Of hesfTing.
s 7isquaihy Of tie stOHs.
O. TdssYeagti Of string
= Tie great length q time tg remains IN tzs
That the public may see and Judge for themselves whether
the above statement be true publish diagram Of the and
sly Of pianos rather the Cd gy style which rejects
all modern improvements Haiet Davis Co.'S style
which accepts doctrine that living in an aqs Of
oea and that none but Old ioges viii deny that twice two
e9ua four and that To- lbs weigh twice much MY
illustrate pbosophyo Of the two kinds Of ins,ru-
ents and leave the reader to draw his conclusions
], The Hallet Daris d; 60. Pianos hare a greater
length Of string than those Of any other make ia
the same sized case
me truth Of TINS may be seen at glance as near
ten ee dgram while those that bent necessarily
Of the piano else the angle would Be- So cea The sizing would
snap in twain before could be drawn within octave
well known that the s-Octave psno does
that its strings are sEorfer With he above proyee1t a
O. ballet Davis Co piano enabled oui
flT and TT tone than seyen,OetsVe piano Of any Cs,r
2, The Hallet, Darts d: Co. Pianos hare ugides-
space bet'0eeH The strings than those Of any other
make.
The truth Of this statement is equally plain from the fact
suits while bent string requires in addition (see daram
Tor its angle from the bridge the tuning pin The
suits Is the bent strings necessarily together
they often hit another and harsh while The perform
straight strings have much that they v5ras freely and
never clash against one another
3, The manner Of stopping tie ri5ratioa-
The vibration Of the string in all pianos where
the hammer strikes it, the bridge stopped see
diagram HI
The Of the best violin can be ruined by
substituting poor BRIDGE thus proving that the
string is materially Affected By The in which the vibration
stopped The vibration Of the string gin the G. piano
diagram giving TO the string soft full mellow foze-
We in all pianos the vibration il stopped upright
won pms lsee diagram B giving thin irony, tone
tai h caused thousands Of persons having fine
Eanizali0ns exclaim.
"a I a ri,
20 lne iuil reh tone Ct an organ. flute meodeOD
The reason that the strings H ell ether pianos
bridge tha. sharp to stop
the vibration In the H. d. c. piano strings drawn
straight over the copper and held By
Suspension Bridge. tsee diagram s B
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
FOREIGN NEWS.
HAIIEAN. Nov A.

HALIFAX, Nov. 4.
The Royal Mail steamship America, from Liver
pool the 23d ut, arrived at this port at l. O'CLOCK
last night.
The advices by this arrivel are three days later
than by tde Indian at Quebec and Fulton at New
York
few int ligible words had been received at Vaen-
tia from Newfoundland, and the shares in the At
lantic Cable had rallied to f370a400.
The affair between France and Portugal in rela-
tion to the seizure of the French ship Ch9s George
still remained unsettled A favorable solution was
however, expected, notwithstanding that French
men of-war had arrived in the Tagus, and a vague
rumor that the English Channel fleet had been or
dered there.
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ROCHESTER,, Nov. 4

Hon. F. F. Backus, President of the Board of
Managers Ofthe Western house of Refugees for
merly State Senator, died in this city to-day,
aged 64.
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CHICAGO, Nov. t.
The gross earnings of the Gaena Railroad for
October are Sl39 900
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CHICAGO, Nov. Z

DEIRUII, NOV. T.
lst and 2nd Districts in doubt can tell nothing
definite til morning. but Howard probably defeated
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Daper GarlgErs.

NEW PAPER.-RECEIVED THIS
IN DAY. SIX cases Paper Hangings at No. G. Su-
Eerior rect sepls NJ. CARSOE.
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MILWAUKEE,, Nov. 4.
The lst Congressional District complete-Pott
Rep, 1892 majority.
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FROH CALIFORNIl

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 3.
The overland mail from San Francisco with
weekly papers to the 9th ult, is ill., but the papers
contain nothing later than is embraced in the ad
vices by steamer.
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MUsIc.-Dodges window, where violins, guitars,
banjo's and flutes are arrayed in tempting profu-
sion, is great point of attraction for boys and
girls of smaller and larger growth, each wishing
that they had that one" of the prizes before them
But if the outside of his store attractive sure
ly the interior where one or more of HaIlet, Davis
d Co.'S improved Pianos are being played upon,
must be far more so. The music of these Pianos,
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AIrIw.rEEE NV
CHICAGO, Nov. 3.

First Congressional District complete-Potter,
Rep, elected by 1892 majority.
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JOHN TOD & YATES

Are prepared to deliver pure article of BRIAR HILL
CHIPPEWAY und LACKAWANNA COAL selected
expressly for family
e Orders promptly filled ii their Yard the Canal,
near the foo: of Vineyard street. Cleveland, o.
JOHN TOD. ocl2 dom 2s6s JVN YATES.
q a RAKE CHANCE FOR EMPLOYMENT
Persons requiring lisht, agreeable and respectable
Boymsut, by which they realize from SO $50 per
week, will ascertain full particulars by addressing
HUTCHINS CO,
l65 Chambers street, New York City.
One postage stamp required to prepay answers
Ocl2 dim Dos
q SPANISH AND MEXICAN QUARTERS; also,
shilings and siHpenees bought SlI5 per ounce by
CHAS. A. READ & Co, Bankers, No. sc Water street,
opposite the Post Office.
NIB Spanish quarters viii average nearly twenty-three
ts saach e. In y