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News from Havana.
NKw ORLEANS, Octo

NEw ORLEANS, October 10, 1850
The steamship Bienvile from Havana has arrived and
at quarantine where she win probably have to remain
ten days.
The news from Havana Is unimportant. The city was
healthy The sugar market was quiet and prices IN
changed The total stock in port was estimated at
$4,000 boxes, against $4,000 same tim, last year.
olasses quoted at 81 reals per keg Freights dull FIX
change on London 141s Is per cent premium; on New
York 81 q AZ premium.
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s.TO
Three precincts in the twelfth ward ye, to be heard
The newark Charter Election.
NEWARK, n. j., Oct. 10, 1890.
The Newark charter election took place yesterday Tho
following the vose-Rcpublioan ticket, 800; Ball and
Breckenridge fusion, $500; straight out Douglas, $500
To the City Council elected thirteen democrats,
one independent democrat Bell and Everett and
eight republicans.
Tue republicans carry the Board Of Education.
Tho democrats carry the Board Of Excise
PsnnsyIvania Politics.
PHuADnymA, Oct 10, 1880.
Mr. Welsh chairman OF The Democratic stas Executive
Committee has called meeting ., Reading on Friday,
the 18th instant consider business Of grea, Importance
Erassus Corning Nominated for Congress.
ALRAST, Oct. 10, 1890.
Hon Erastus Corning for Congress By aoeamation and
Thomas Kearney for County Treasurer.
massac husstts Politics.
srR-royrnD, Oct. 10, 1890
The republicans Of the Tenih district renomlnated to-
day Mr. Dclano for Congress, and Charles Field for Pre-
sldenilal elector.
Miscellaneous Political Intelligence.
Too swvrss ron JoKy--Ths Louisville Journal, which
" edited something After the style Of Parson Bro wn,vs
paper, says Of rancy;-
An Alabama paper expresses Its belief that Nr. Yan
ceys political life has been 10 The country
We believe too. We don't vish Yanccy dead, but We
sorry his mother didn't refuse 70 have his father Mr.
Yanccy never stood urou platform that ve could ap
prove presume he never VIII, TIL be u about 70 be
hung
Tn MAITLAND FEu Nycro fAv.-The onerous law Of
the last session Of the Legislative Applicable 70 free ne
roes Baltimore county, Queen Annes ard other coun.
ties be voted on At the Presidential election eseh
voter depositpg ballot for against the law susho
rzes the bndpg out Of free negroes from the age OF I've
year, and upwards un,r they are thirty years o. age, and
Ia case they run away or .ecr.s themselves direct that
they shall be sold slaves for life.
war RsrupLcAslsx u DO sc-A paragraph 10 Bsltt
more paper ys that there nesn thousand acres
q god hrmlng land IN The aas cogn!y OF 3. NAYS,
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NARROW EscAPs BARsrs'E Mrssrs FROM Dysrarc.
rios ~ FRs Last night about half past ten, policeman
Donely discovered a blazing light 10 Barnums Museum,
and ssppcsng the building TO be on nrc he forced an
trance through . door, and found an immense canvass
scene nte1 10 ornament the building front 10 day,
"a rars sni be thinks hat 10 tve minutes more The Ore
voui have destroyed the building He succeeded, how
ever with few buckets Of water, In extir gushing H..
TIE scene destroyed
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The Interm.nt 81 GOV. WiIlard.

INDIANAPOLIS, OCT. 10, 800
The remains OF Gov Willard will be taken to New Al
bany In the morning for interment by special train.
They will be accompanied by all the military companies
OF the city, Odd Fellows, the Masonic fraternity and
large coucourse OF citizens will be fred every half
hour throughout the day
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THv PaKsxsr CONDITION or TxxAs-A late number OF
the Galveston exas) Chssdn Advocate has the follow
try tomgf ehens We and couraginR paragraph Plot
erstement pretty much susperded remarkably placid
interest the election Indicating steady hope In mani.
nat dss,iuy: oopous rains ABUNDANT cotton i'm
rrovtuy schools resuing their sessions with good prcs
ects some revvNs OF religion, no prevailing doubts cf
tbs gcotacss Of Providence Remarkably GOO health aod
try, ecooony AMI coulnoa se0se.
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FoRr Ss1rH, Oct L, l571
Companies r. and Y. Of the second artillery arrived
here today from Fort Leavenworth. The officers are
Captain Tottsn, In command; First Leutenani' A.
Merchant and A. Long second Lieuteusnts Saint Clair
snd Deersng. The companies number about one hundred
and seventy Eve men, and ordcrer hsre In
search Of an emergency Company has been ordered
20 the Augusta arsenal Georgia. and will proceed there
ia day or two Company vii return 20 Teavcn worth
a. 5000 the emergency that brought them here has
rrsRed In cyst.
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Arrival or the Etna at Halifax.

HAIRAx Oct TO- 1880.
The Etna, from Liverpool 2sth ut, arrived on Tues
day. at ten NJ, and sailed for Boston at hapast NO
n N To dav
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United states District Court.
uno t. unlrr,sr

or 10 Cnas Osborn and Franklin Ensstrcu. tried for
an assault with dangerous weapon John Davis, mate
OF the Esaore IN Porto Rico found guilty and
tence deferred The accused tried days ago
bu, the Jury then disag reed.
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ORA w1D m NJ the Delaware state Lot
tertes -wooR EDDY G q, Managers Of tns
DEl1wasE .rsSvcSr 1sp ~ scrsSrr 10 isS5
IL, S, 81, /, 20, rs, so, 20, Is. ;, 9, Is, 70.
DuAwARK-cLAss iSt. tSro'ss ~ Iss 81
A. I3, IS, "a, 63 3, As IS, -, 81, 50, 81, o, H.
Circular. sent free Of charge BY al ressng either .
WOOD EDDY 90 Win 0sson loI 1880 S.us's,,
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Drawings or II. Frances Delaware

lOtle ries- 90, ,oaa
scs.rr Cousrr Class 2i2 OcrosEe W t5oo 30 so
~, II, 20. So 20, "a 81 81. So. 10, 70, o. 80 oo
CossoIaDAr LOTTERY, CLASS 100 ocrosxa ~ iS,-
4, AZ, 81, Ga. So. u, 2, 90, Ia. 81, ~, %.
'eu' .ee " olAiko " ~ & FRANCE
Wilmington. DeswAre
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BALTIMORE MAYoRALTY ELECTION.
BALTIMORE, oct. 10, 1880.
The election for city officers took place 70 day The
rtformers have swept everything Mayor, City C,uns,
&C. not solitary American candidate being elected. The
folloxus Is The vote for Mayor
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An Entirely New style for Young men
just imported sod exclusively by WHITE The HA-srEn'
2i6 BROADWAY under BArnum's.
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Suicide Of . Californian In Boston.

William J. Holden, thirty years old, lately from Cali.
verify the cause.
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Cour, r.l.ra.r-Tbs, nav

SrPgNR corRr-CIRcuIr Part Nos 1iTo, 1881,
Ias3 I4s9 1898 1897 1901, 1903, 1906 1907 Part q
Nos lalA Ia20 1855 1853 1862 1906 lss0, lara l4T4
1s76 14Ts 1850 1ts2 lssa 1885, 1tss 14po ls92 1894
1895
COMMON PIxAs-Part same as yesterday, pus No.
2ss Part 2-Same as Yesterday.
United sTArEs DISTRICT Cousr-No calendar until
Monday.
srrraos CorR1 Part 1-Adituned until Friday.
Part 2-A6ovrnei for the term
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The BalI.-Cravats and White Kids nj
IElGHrOrs Premium Shirt Store 5i2 Broadway, oppaat'
the St. kicholas
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Prince or wales Ball.-Ladies Wishing
kid Cater Boots Slippers with beauuf
rosettes cal on MILLER CO, S5I Canal street.
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supreme Ceurt-special Term.
OCT. 10 The OF the Artisans Bank was further
postponed until saturday next.
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Splendid-The New Fall style OF Hat.
susd by kNOX the halter the nobeas; Of Fulton
and Broadway The quality he erceled by any
batter IN the city, and tell Knox HA; far you
can H. All gentlemen them. Knox has also
ceuent assortment OF Caps FGrs sc. ALA ays on hand
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The Grand Ball.-It has been dsctJrn
the only Hat the Hsnfrew be had a De
Wees 1927 broadway Walker. Call early os the orders
cannot be hied.
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For the BaIl.-Dress shirts, JOuvtn's
KIDS, White Ties. Ac. Al AooDY's Shirt Emporiun 20
Broadway
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Prince Of Wales Dau.-Ovor 80 La
dies proclaimed that IAIRDs Liquid Pearl heonly AZ
that vii preserve beauty COMPLEXION and skin
Isl and 80 Broadway
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SAVANNAH Oct 10, 1860,
The United States mail steamship Alabama, from No
York, arrived at Tybee at eight O'Clock Tuesday night
and ct her wharf at three o'clock Wednesday morning
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scvofula.-A Few LIostles OF Kennsay's
Medical Di-egvery iudiciOu applostcn % TIE sergrs
Ointment ard Besi,g Ointment and scy Following ne
direction psmpass sxound sacn bofte VII cnre ss
worst
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Johnny Bull and Uncle Sam Ina One
uunde bed. at HOLMES Photograph Gallery.
Welcome vlctors's fsvorile son;
Welcome to highlands glory won.
Welcome the free and loyal hands,
Welcome kings In Yankee lands
Welcome the crown Of glory AMI peace;
Welcome liberty aud be slaves telesae;
Welcome powers Of light and truth.
Welcome and aspiring youth;
Welcome all welcome day,
To Johnny Bul-sni dem ocrary.
A. HOLMRS' Photograph Gslsrv "a Pictures. perfect
The Daguerecxype Tor 81 The Prince Is expected TO sit for
his portrait ~ Holmes
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Goursud's Improved Oriental Cream
for The complexion. Trial bottles % oena esch q wsfer
street. beware % counterfeiL
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steinwsy d sons Ovsrstrung Grand
aad square Pianos considered
warranted for ave years warerooms 81 and 81 WA<er
ntr~N4
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Brooklyn Ph0tographs-yVillia mas on
Gallery. Established ISL. Exhibition unee uallod.
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Dr ~ MARSH, Of the well known horss Of Mash On,
No veeey Asor House oppcats The church deyass
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lar swe'ns. The ere o. Holo ointv e-t 70 uuy ~
vel ms k~hs N CJuehs Asthma and bronstes 1s
unted seton q We Ssis sat o1.neD. nsures safe aai
speedy
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Prince OF Wales Star. for HI IN ina ton
splendid aIce for sale cheap J. LYONS, % John
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MEMBERS OF CONGRESS ELECTED.
The following Ia q list OF the members OF Congress


Dis. Names Polit,cs.
1-wm. Lehman Democrat.
2-E Joy Morris. ......... Republican.
3-John B. verree Republican
4-William d Kelley Republican
civilian n Davis. Republican.
6-John Hickman Republican
Thomas Cooper. ......... Democrat-gsin.
SIS Z. Ancana. Democrat
9-rhaddeus Stevens. Republican
10-J. n. Killinger. Republican
Thames II. Campbell. Republican
l2-George ". Scranton :. Republican.
13.-Philip johnson. ........ Democrat.
H-Galusha A. Grow. Republican.
15-James f. Hale. ........ Republican.
16-Benjamin f. Junkin. =. Republican.
1T-nward Mcpherson .. ;. Republican.
IS IS Steel BAR. Republican
19-John Covode. Republican
2o-Jesse Lazear .......... Democrat (probably).
2l-James K heorhesd -. Republican.
% Robert Mcknight. ...... Republican
23-wm. P. Stewart. RepublicAu
"a John Patton ........... Republican
Is Elijah Rabbit ......... Republican.
ain place OF anti Lecomptou democrat J. McKiny
DEM is elected the short in the Eighth district
The delegation in the present Congress stands fol
lows
Republicans ...... 20 Democrats .......... 2
AntiLecomptontes. vacancy.
In the next Congress the delegation will stand
Republicans. 20 Democrats. 6
TIE PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION IN BOSTON.
Bosrox, Oct. 10, $780,
Thousands Of political patriots remained out Of bed till
early this morning, tshing the returns from Penn
sylvania. The usual quiet however, prevails The
republicans reading the morning papers and bulletins
with great zess and the ether parties phiosophcaly
attending TO their business
THE OHIO ELECTION.
CLEVELAND, October 10, 1880
The latest reports from Columbus estimate the repub
can majority on the State ticket at over 20, COO
The following the result OF the election in the Con
atcsxt Tu-
Lit Names Poyuics
1-GeorRe Pendleton. :. Democrat.
2-John A. Gurley. Republican.
g. yalandigham Democrat.
4-William Allen Democrat
9-Warren p Noble. Democrat
u.-yalentne b Horton. Republican.
12-Samuel 9. Cox...........D Democrat
lie M0rrB.. democrat
In Washington county Butler, rep, for Congress- has
456 majority, with eight townships 70 hear from.
The democrats gain . Congressman IN the Ninth,
Fifteenth and Seventeenth districts
The Ohio delegation in the present Congress stands
sixteen republicans 70 tive democrats
INDIANA ELECTION.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct 10, 1850
Returns from about twenty counties show large repub
lican gains.
The republican State ticket Is undoubtedly elected By
from i've TO ten thousand majority.
Eight republican Consressmen elected, and the lie
gisiature is probably republican.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct 10, 1890.
The republican state ticket elected beyond doubt.
A II. CONNER,
Chairman Republican state Committee.
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Fashi0na BILE ClOthtng-Men's and Boys,
at DEGRooTS Granite Hal, IA2 Fulton street. between
Nassau and Broadway.
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The Prince or Wales Procession to-day
may be from Barnums Museum better than from
other place The Siamese Twins Sea Lion, Perform
&C, &c, also TO be without extra charge.
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Large Size 50 Cent DaEuerreOtypes and
Ambrntyprs Superior Photographs 81, by XIABAlAL 4
sPALDfNG, an Broadway, below Broome
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aBeautifui Complexion" Phslon's
ssnov whfs Oriental Cream Price 80 cena per bosile.
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Finkls 4 Lyon Sewing Machine Com
snoney refund Cd Agents wNn,sd. 6B Broadway, Mt
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Eureks Sewing Machines. Price $50
Dan be paid FOE By nstamsnis Agesh wAn.ed once os
Broadway
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COMMON PIkAs-Pat same Is yesterday, Pns NO.
usrrxD srArEs D1srNcT Couxr-So calendar until
srrrxios CorKr Part I-A6ituned until Friday
Part 2-Adjorrnet for the term
steinwsy d sons Ovsrstrung Grand
Street.
strangers I'm the City should Not Fail
70 ,sl the rhrenoloscsi Csbn't and Mus.um q fowER
buss from the heads a N ~ q the dlsun.
fsSpssr. Srasrsr. rhleyes a. Ac compI-.. Pnr-no
losca beinesoos Of Character with full descriptions given
Burr.r Proof safes as Broadway, o murray
The Best and Cheapest Family Sewing
Machine II mArsst Price SO 90
Grover 4 Bakers Celebrated Noiseless
x. fo N. nd Ia sT 10
Eureka Sewing Machines. Price $50
Dan be paid for By inslmsni Agsss wAn.ed oace %,
Finkls 4 Lyon Sewing Machine Com
p.ny machines warranted Eve perf.c, satisfaction
noosy r-iun1ed- Agents wanted. SIS Broadway MI.
Weed Patent sewing Mao hines are F.-
,yerywher- Reaa,iia new styles for 'amy ne ~
ss n sa.as yes no" 20 wHlfssSsco
Premature Loss OF the Hair. which IL
q srsSs1Ts coc.ns Is. been used n ,soa.sna.
s.rsr sss ~ . s-s ~ s.sT ana 20
alosy for or sewers. eve, days. advertisement.
Clirchugh's Iiiusfve wig, . rovslty-
parsnss unstsnable. turning 10 beaad 70 broAd-E
neri A. l. ss~vArs-
oouraud's Poudrs subtitle Uproots Hair
fro~ 70. fe,sses. 2. any part q the sodJ ~srsa'sd he
Crissadoro's Hair Dye wigs and Toupsss.
the bess N the World Wholesale ani res aud hSdye prvs
| " agpa ed. No Assor Houas
! Batchslor's Hair Dye IL the Best I'm the
world Made sold and applied IN approprsie piiEse roona
., the via iac,ory, ls bond ssrsc.
Barry's Tricophsrous IL the Best and
. se sr ~ ss.ass safas ss 81
i "a Clear Com Pile zion IL Desired by all
ladies' Use rHALos's "suO- While orisutA Cream"
.Ladsss, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. q sons
| Snow White Oriental Cream" eod by al drusgsA.
"Beautifsi Complexion" Phaion's
"snov whns Oriental Cream Prtoe 30 cens psr bottle
Bsautisui CompIsrion.-Laird' Liquid
re.r has sehisyed c.sersy : hsvn. no syaA i essas
ass ne 'rrsssss dsSos ~ ssS = N su.@"s, -
eoursud's Improved Oriental Cream
FOR The complexion Trial bottles " cen< esca Wsfef
| street. Beware Of couDterfeit
i Radical Care Of Hernia, or Rupture.-
Dr. p n. MARSH, Of the well known horse Of hAsh o.
No vessy Asor House oppos The church deyuaea
yscis attention 70 The surgical adap.An q ~ kAtoA os
| frusa
GIVE us an Old Nsrss FOR Diseases rrsi-
den. he perct q .eihing chdrsn Herr you hsse IA
| old FOR 1s r~ns In The FORM ~
4 MS wTNsLOw'R SOOTHING sTRUP
i scvofula.-A Few yoetles Of Kennedy
Medical Dlsc0very iudiciou apphcstnn ~ ths srrg
Ointment ard Besii,g Ort neni and sry following ~
directDn in The psmpass exouna each botte VII cnr- -
| worst caaA
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.Ladsss' Neutrality-suspicious. q sons
Snow White Oriental Cream eold by al druxgtss.
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Weed Patent Sewing Mac hines are Fa-
vors svrrywher~ Reau,ifn styles for family 60
sansfac,png szes from t6o 10 si0 stea 10th sirs alike
No All Broadway j. H. wHlrSEg AGO
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"a Clear Complexion IL Desired by all
aides Use rHALoNs "snop While orisutA Cream"
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Browns majority. ....1I0
from
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Grover 4 Bakers Celebrated No1seless
Sewing narbnes for family sevtng kS5 Be oAd
way New yort and is2 Fulton stree. Brooklyn
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strangers I'm the City should Not Fail
10 visit the chronological Of rowkR
WELLS sos Broscv.v Here may be admission free
busis the heads Il IN II the
susbed OF the Axe-Statesmen, Or
Philosophers MurdererS TheveL Ac Ac Complete Phr~no
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Prem q ture Loss OF tine Hair. which IL
common dsya be entirely pr-venset b. the ne
OF BURSE1Ts Cocoanc hes been used IN thousands Of
coming IN handful ard has
failed 70 arrest ~ decay, and 70 promise hsshy sna
Ins FOR The hair angle application will render so AID
rlossy for several days See sdsersisemsni
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-11

J Basrhslor's Hair Dye IL ths Best I'm the
world Made sold and applied IN approvrae piysis roona
i Al the " n tar,ory, l6 Bond
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Crfssadoro's Hair Dye wigs and Toupess
the world Wholesale and retail and thsdye pv>e
iy agpa ed. No. 9 Assor HouAs-
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0ouraud,s Poudrs subtitle Uproots Hair
Oh Depot, 81 Walksr street
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Barry's Tricophsrous fs the Best and
cbeapee for dre~sdnx beauiyinG curling. cleansing
preserving restoring shs bsr Ladies rT u Sud by Al
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ain place of anti I@comptou democrat j. r. McKnty,
dem elected for the short in the Eighth district
The delegation in the present Congress stands fol-
lows
Republicans. ......... 20 Democrats ..........
AntiLecomptonites. vacancy ................
In the next Congress the delegation will stand
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Ciirchugh,s nIusfve wig, . Novelty
Parsinrs unssinable turning 10 beand 70 5rosdsE
n A. 4 Ht<wAr'a
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A fwAYs sokETHIHG NEW.
"A DO vou wish u he Interested and entertained
Tie NEW YORK LEDGER. ready contains the Ar1
part of q story which will enchsnt everybody II
entitled "THE MYSTERIOUS MARRIA0Eh
ROSS TOUsEY Wholesale Agents
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Hsrring's Patent Champion Fire and
Burrsr Proof Safes 7si Broadway o. Murray sres
Kew York.
rhe Best and Chsap est Family Sc wing
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-04-05
Thirty Years Ago.

We are indebted to Mr.. P. Peterson
for a copy Of the Pittsburg Gazette (scn,i-
wcckly), published by our old friend N.
b. Craig, Esq, on the 18th Of March,
1880. We are struck with surprise to see
how very few Of the names Of tho bust.
ness advertisements are yet living-prob-
ably not more than half a-dozen out of the
large number. James Fahncstock hard
ware, and Bakewell, glass Manufacturers,
are the only men whose business appears
unchanged. Judge M'Clure's law card !;
Judge Adams, grocery; John D. Davis,
commission, and few ether men etill
living are incidentally named. The large
body Of the names are quite familiar to
us-as our own acquaintance goes back to
within few years Of that tine. Such
things remind Us with terrible emphasis
of the transitory nature Of all things here
below.-Fttsbury pa } Journal.
p@- The loss by the late FIRE at Hous-
ton, Texas, is estimated at 1929, 900.