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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-05-30
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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-05-30

JUDGE S. had a very wild son
named Bob, who was constantly on
spree. Upon being brought up
once for drunkenness, the Judge
cried out: G9.HJ sii
''Is that our Bob2" g. 81 s-e ri
"Yes, sir" replied the clerk, ro1
"Fine the rascal two dollars and
costs; I'd make it ten dollars if |
didn't know it would come outof
my own pocket.' rrIgI .l slaao
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-05-30
CRISPEn COMA,

OH she was beautiful and fair,
With starry eyes and radiant hair,
Whose curling tendriIs soft, entwined,
Enchained tho very hoars and mind.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-05-30

To have tarts for tea, ! let yntr
wife see you kiss the d waiting
maid, ,r -. ~
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-05-30

The Glory Of Manis Strength.
T here fore the nervous and debilitated should
Immediately use Eelmbold's Extrac, Buchu,
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-05-30

The Newark Free American says:
We are glad to learn that a conn
pany has been organized and char
tered to construct a railroad along
the line Of the old Hooking Valley
road, from Newark to Straitsville,
and that there is every prospect
that a sufficient amount nef,stesk
will be taken to enable, its amanag>
ers to push it to an early cQmPlss-
ton -liA 'i'' +" - 'D'.0 ~ ei'A
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-05-30

Besides full supply Of Boots, Shoes, Hats,
Caps, Hardware, Queensware and Groceries,
all Of which will be sold Mt the very lowest mar
ket price. All are invited to call and examine
for themselves. myly JOHN 8. HAWK.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-05-30

SEE call for Dem. Convention.
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POPULAR ERRoRs.-That editors
keep public reading-rooms. That
they have plenty Of time to talk'f6
everybody. That they are deligl %
ed to get anything to fill upeths
paper with. That every ,man's,oYn
special axe is a matter of public
interest That it doesn't make
much difference whether copy be
written on both sides. That editors
return rejected manuscripts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-07
MASSACHUSETTS,.

Republican Ma jority in the state Is. 600.
a Loss OF 10000 Votes since Last Year
The Conservative Clubs II ejoirinc
Especial Dispatch to the Star .. ..
BOSTON, Nov. 7.-Returns received this
morning show that Bullock, REP, y for Gov
ernor will net have more than $1,000: loss Z
5O,379 to the Republicans on last years cleo
ton.
Official returns show the Democratic gains
N Boston to be 6,iSl, and an increase over
last years vote OF !, I67
The Conservative Clubs throughout the
STATE are parading with banners headed
adams and Liberty" aud firing cannon over
their triumph in the legislature, and their
great gains on the Governors vote
Gen. Schedules, formerly AdJutant General
OF the State, and Liberal, is elected 10 the
State Senate from Essex county He was de.
nounced year since, IL will be rem EN- bered
as renegade 10 the Republican party by Gen,
Butler. The Liberals nave marched through
tue streets with placard headed with Schon-
lers official vote, and band playing "See the
Conquering Hero Comes.''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-07
TIE TEN-FORTIES

The cable informs US that hereafter II. 8
ten forty bCnCs Will be qu0ted on the Lon toa
Stock ENthau ge, and we learn, that already
pUr.lases Ct this class of securities have been
made for shipment The interest on these
bends Is only five per cent, but IL is payable in
coin and even the ''Tepud a ors" concede that
me bonds must be redeemed in coin at N atur-
lty- Tie law itself provides for this In express
terms 1t Is not long since these bonds were
selling in New York at about ninety cents
but OF late, especially since IL was claimed thst
our five-twsnties should be paid of In eurren-
Cy-thsy have steadily advanced until now
Predict for them a still farther advance, and
see no good reason why they should not before
long be worth as much in the market as the s
Per cents, hich mature in 1S7I, now selling
about enc hundred and ten. At present rate
we think these bonds are quite as profitable to
hold as any Others. Thus a person BUYS
$4,000 Of 1esIs, per cents at a cost of say
Sl12.SJC, OF course he only receives an interest
Of $500 per snnum, which Is bot Z per cent
On what his bonds have cost him, and when ID.
bonds mature he actusliy loses his entire pre-
Mum Of Sl2,5OO, which il equal to one-eighth
Of the face Of the bonds, and redu es the in.
teTest for the whole time 10 less that per cenr
upon the amount CT the investment If these
figures are reliable, and ii is quite easy to yeri-
fy them, the time would seem TO have come
Tor further issue Of these securities, or others
CT ike character by winch q large annual
saving 10 the Government would be efFec ed
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FINANCVAT,.

Gan loans are freely made IN New York at 6
TO- Per cent and In many instances at S, but
discounts Of business paper are not much east.
er Than they have been. The banks actually
prefer calls on what they regard as good secu.
rifles to making discounts Of business paper at
7Per cent. No uneasiness appears to be felt
In Broad Street, or among stock operators as to
the money market for the rest OF the year Non.
ing is likely TO occur to produce q stringency:
yet speculation Is very sluggish, and bulls and
bears are alike disincined to operate. Prices
have Eot been so uniform on the Stock Ex-
change in long time as during the past week
The price Of gold IS consta ntly dropping II
was kept up for while BY the rumors OF war
between France and Italy; buL In spite OF
every effort, IL sunk down yesterday to 139
A cable dispatch from Paris yesterday says =
She feeling on the Bourse to day has been
animated, but the cessation of warlike prepa.
rations and general disarming are necessary
10 es;uIe confidence"
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
THE ELECTIONS.
NEW YORK ELECTION.

Z
Democratic Majority Thirty to Forty
Thousand-The Republic ans have Ma.
iority OF two in the State Senate-The
Democrats n Majority In the ASS embly.
Especial Dispatch TO the Star
NEW YORK, Nov.7-The Herald gives over
thuty thousand Democratic majority in New
YORK. The TTibsHe makes IL slightly over
forty thousand. The World makes 1t thirty
seven thousand. All the papers ccncede a
Democratic majority in the Assembly, and only
Republican majority OF two in the Senate.
The Lesislature-The Republicans have
the senate and the Democrats the As.
sembly.
by Associated PressI
NEW YORK, Nov. The Times claims On
Republicans and IL Democrats In the Senate
IL is acknowledged that the Democrats b We
majority OF four in the Assembly. -
Inc Herald says the Democrats have twelve
majority In the Assembly.
$4,000 Majority Claimed for the Dem
ocrats.
Especial Dispatch to the Star.l
NEW YORK, Nov. The Democratic State
Central Committee estimate the Democratic
majority In the State at nearly $4,000 They
c aim the Senate by a majority of one. The
Assembly Is Democratic. The Tribune places
the Democratic majority at between IS, 600 and
40,0Oq.
Especial Dispatch to the Star.I
ALBANY, Nov. The Argus (Dem) this
morning estimates the Democratic ma ority In
New York State At 10000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-07

The late elections have shown how easy II
is 10 fritter away great majorities by indiscreet
party action One year ago the supremacy or
the Republican party in the country seemed
impIeEnable, to-day 1t Is so much damaged
that the Democracy look for ar easy victory
IN the coming President al campaign. The
Republican party, in their pride OF strength
undertook to Hoat more on their raft than i,
would carry. Liquor prohibition, female suf.
frsge. manhood suffrage. anti-Sunday car
riding and sundry other antics and isms
made up deck-lOad that put the craft undsr
water Already they are Beginning to tighten
The submerged yessel-extreme measures and
extreme candidates for the Presidency are be-
ing bundled overheard, Jonah fashion, and il
Is evident that the tacticians OF the party are
keenIy alive TO the necessity OF a sharp and
immediate change Of programme. Among the
most significant signs of the change OF Repub-
hcan tactics is the fact that that astute and ex-
TerIenoed political manager. Col. John w.
fCrIey, to-day puts up the flag of General
Grant for ne Presidency in both hispapers
the CIIOsicls and he Press
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-07

TEE RECONsTRUCTIoN CONVENTION IN
AIABANA-The Reconstruction Convention
IN Alabama has adopted resolutions aurhoriz-
irg Tie raising Of proper committees % me-
mCrlailze Congress TO remove the POLITICAL
oisaoilities OF all who materially aided re-
struetion- An ordinance was Introduced and
refefred 70 restore all property sold by exc
Cuuon and administrators during the war for
confederate currency TO legal heirs OF estates
without suit in court. The State constitution
viii probably be modelled after the Vermont
constitution.
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The RIVER CHAENEL.-UnIess something j.
coIe 70 nplOye the northern channel of the
Potomac, above Gieseboro', Washington will
soon be without harbor. The necessity for
some action was never more apparent than it
las bsen yesterday and to- day, when there were
louT COasung sehooners-not Of the larges,
slzs-asroUnd directly in the middle OF IN e
eEar mel, near the wharf Of the Potomac Ferry
Company. e. the foot of tn street, 10 the grea.
lncenyebisnce OF the steamers plying between
Alexandra and this city, and OF the river trade
generally.
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MAIL POUCHES LOsT-On the morning o,
Oct 2-io- the through mail train from New
ork ard Philadelphia for Cincinnati, LOUIS
VILE, Ky. and Memphis, Tenn. on the Pitts
burg, Columbus and Cincinnati railroad, ran
INTO " oOo rain near Xenia, Ohio, ana was
completely smashed and burned up A small
PORTION of The mail for CincinnarI was racoy-
cred by Inc baggage- master and sent there
Fortunately che OF the through boxes from
Pbilddelphia was sent 10 Chicago by mistake
and hes since been forwarded 10 CT lcfnnati
The secident was caused by neglect OF the
Miami and Xenia railroad. One box and one
bag from New York AID Philadelphia for Cin-
clHnau and Louisville, KY, and one bag for
Memphis, Tenn were entirely destroyed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-07

fBv Bankers' and Brokers Telegraph
Lewis johnson & 10. quote stocks and bonds
in home and foreign markets as follows:

NEW YORK. Nov. 7-First Board-U. S. 6's.
ISL, coupon, Ill Z; 1862, ex coupon, los
coupon, new, lO7k; 1857, coupon, IO7X; io.4O's'
coupon, 1O04; 7.3Os, second, l05x; 1905, third,
1855; Canton, az; Cumberland, %: Quicksil.
York Central, I1Ix; Pacific Mail, Iaa AZ.
lantic Mail, ll5k; Erie, II q do. preferred, ask;
Hudson 12i4; Reading, 95 u; Michigan Cen srai,
It's Michigan Southern, - a; illinois Central
western, AZ; do. preferred, 62X; Rock Island
ON; Fort Wayne, SIX; Ohio and Miss Der
tlftcates, 23%; w. u. Telegraph, 30%; Boston
Water Power, l6X ''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-07

NATIONAL THsATRB-One OF the best per-
foTnances of the theatrical season here, so far,
as eiven last night At the National Theatre.
III James T. N1rdock's impersonation OF
. AlfTeo Evelyn" in Bulwer's fine comedy o.
!" horty," was marked with the usual excel.
leECe CT that eminent actor. and he was well
supported. particularly By Lamb as ssGrayes'
ana Miss Blanche Grey as Clara Douglass"
character In which she appears TO great ad :
Nahtsge Tonight Mr.. Murdoch appears in
Cne OF his best parts" Young Nirabel,n N
farquhsr's comedy OF The Ineonstant''
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NEW JERSEY ELECTION.
Democratic Majority of 1000.
TSnecial naSnafnh Ia tha 60

TRENTON, Nov. Z, 1S67.-!The Democratic
majority in New Jersey is 1900
The Legislature-The democrats have n
Majority in Both Branches.
by Associated Press1
NEW YORK, Nov. 2, 1567.-The New Jersey
legislature stands as follows:-Senate, 10
Republicans to II Democrats In the House
Is Republicans to 80 Democrats
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Raltimore MaPEets

Breadstuffs-PrIces for baltimore high
grades extras and family flour were Tuesday
marked down 50 cents and supers 25 cents.
whilst other grades declined about the sauna
extent Yesterday the market was nrner
There were sales OF 2C0 barrels north western
super (spring wheat) at 1925, and small lots
OF Howard street extra at $40 6?4aSl075.
Gran ceipts,2 SIS bushels white
and 5,4Ee bushels red. There was q better
feeling in wheat yesterday, and more isposi.
tion to buy; holders were firm aud prices
stronger. There was some demand for ship
ment. The sales included prime and choice
Maryland red at 250a255 cents; $40 bushels
Pennsylvania red at 236a237 cents for good, and
24o cents for prime. Some lots Of good Viz
gina Valley wheat sold at 2IU cents. Corn
Receipts, Abs bushels white and 5, OOa bushels
yellow. The market is quiet. Oats-R sceipts,
33i5 bushels. Demand fair, but prices less
firm.
Butter and Eggs.-TBe market continues
steady. Maryland and Pennsylvania roll but
ter 3ta36 cents; Glades. SO t3S cents Grease
butter IL cents. Maryland and Pennsylvania
eggs, 2Ga27 cents: western, 2ia25 cents. Chick
ems, s3.5t aSi.50. Ducks scarce at S4aS4 so per
dozen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-07

6The National Presbyterian Union Con-
Nention commenced its session In philadelphia
yesterday. The Dutch Reformed, the Old and
New School, Reformed, United and CumSer-
isId Presbyterian Churches were all repre-
teIdarce -
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II GLISH EDIT IONS
STANDARD WORKS AT REDUCED PRICES.
BLANCHARD MOHUN,
corner oil pennsylvania avenue and llth st >,
WASHINGTON, D. G.,


Having purchased the following md many other
works at special sale in New York we are pre- pared
to sell them at reduced ratesten to fifteen per cent
below the usual prices We invite the attention of
book buyers to this collection. Among them are
the following superb editions:
Lerd Macaulay Complete Works, 8 vols, half calf;
superb edition II ...rs ..-...
Napiers feninsular War, 5 vols, half Turkey.
beautiful copy. p n -
Enoch Arden; various editions.
Hoods Poetical Works 4 vols, half calf
The Spectator. 8 vols, half calf t-..
Notes Ambrosiana, vols, half calf.
Ruskin's Modern Painters; an elegant CODY: half
HaZlitt's Shakespeare, 4 vols half calf
kennedy's Works, vols :, half calf.
Losing 'sEield Book of the Revolution, 2vols.
5vols., half calf n
!rviDgs Life Of Washington, s vols, half calf
Agnes Strickland's Queens of England, London
edition. S.vols.. full Turkey.
Shields, Plupkett's and Gratton's Speeches, half
calf. -,
Rayard Taylor,s Complete Works. II vols, cloth.
Mrs. yamesons Works, vols. Turkey morocco;
and the ovo. edition, vols, calf; fllustra-
Ninevah Babylon, by Layard.
Costumes des Theatres de Paris, II vols 100 illus
trations, colored by hand showing every con-
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tLsEwHERE will be found the ON cial notice
IN regard 10 taking the census OF The District
IL is 70 be hoped that The people OF the Dis.
tIict will afford every facility 20 the desirable
end OF obtaining full ana accurate census.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-07

~The Conservative Republicans, at their
headquarters IN New York city, Tuesday
evening, unanimously adopted resolutions
recommending the nomination Of General
Grant for The Presidency.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-07
- OFFICIAL NOTICE.

il OEf lhL NOllIE.
A Joint Resolution of Congress, approved March
20, lo51, directed the Department Of Education TO
report in detail the educational condition and
wants OF the District Of Columbia The municipaI
authorities Of Washington aud GEORGETOWN and the
Levy Court, deeming this favorable opportunity
foT obtaining full census of the District have re-
solved 10 cooperate in this measure, through the
agency of the Metropolitan Police, by making
complete enumeration of the population of the sew
eral parts Of the District OF Columbia On MON
DAY, the llth day of NOVEMBER next
Blanks viii be previously distributed TO each
family, with printed instructions for entering the
required details concerning each person who may
be residing in the family on the morning of the
appointed day. member of the Police will call
for these blanks on that day. and the results Of the
enumeration will be announced as early as pos
sltle. We therefore call upon all persons 10 rem
Ger due aid and assistance in this measure to the
end that the returns may be as full, accurate and
complete az possible.
The Information TO be obtained will enable the
National and Local authorities to provide more
effeetually for the uniform admin STATION OF the
municipal government, AMI every class of private
interest will lie benefited by the exact information
which an accurate census will afford
HENRY BARNARD, Com r OF Educatio
RltnARD WALLACH, Mayor of Washington.
CHAS. u. WEIGH, Mayo of Georgetown.
g. II. NICHOLS, Pr't 3. OF VI. p and of l.. G.
ash CT Nrcrn har
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WILTON J. SAFFOLD,
formerly Of MONTGOMERY, Alabama)
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR-AT-LAw
WASHINGTON, D. @.
Office No. 42s d Street, Opposite the City Hall,
Will practice in the Supreme Court Of the United
States, Court of Claims, and the Courts Of the Dis
trict OF Columbia.
Claims and Department business will receive
prompt Attention. scls-tf
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DRY GOODS, &c.
A MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF DRESS GOODS

:"
GUS eustoneis and the public that we now have on
hssd one 81 the sTSssf and most supese s,osss Sf
in this market; and having procured the most of
them within the past two weeks at the late large
great sae,ce' we are piesaTed to sell them in
many Instances, as low as they we're before the
war We name, in part the following vers cheap
10 pieces of Lupins French Merinoes, nom IS
cents per yard up comprising all the various oolors
peces Tupns col0rea Empress Cloths from
cut ff in ary qnsnty yP Psqarsd anu VIII
q pieces French Perins and Ottoman all,woo
IS pieces elegant sii,wool Plaid Poplins, from rs
10 pieces very neat aIl-wool Delaines, in beauti.
full quality at so coats per yard
splendid quality. at 81 per yard.
pieces very handsome Printed and Striped En-
10 pieces beautiful neat figured Silk and Wool
pieces very neat style Broche Empress Cloths,
silk figure, with many lower priced Dress Goods,
which we are selling very cheap:
BLACK AND COLORED DRESS SILKS
AND REAL IRISH POPLINS,
in all the most choice shades that are desirable.
We also call attention to our immense stock Of
MOURNING GOODS.
of Lupin's manufacture, comprising Empress
French Merinos, double and single width De-
LANES, and all other desirable Black Goods now
used
All goods marked in plain figures at the lowest
cash price. No deviation sllowet.
W. SINISTER BRO,
" Id PRICESi
All the best makes of CALICOES, l2f and Is
cents.
All the new styles pELAINEs. % and Is cents
Best A BLEACHED MUSLINS, IS cents.
Coed SHIFTING MUSLIN, l21f and Is cents.
NOW Is THE TIME TO BUY.
J. W. SELBY & CO.,
1928 Pennsylvania avenue,
Near where the avenue and Seventh street cars
stop, (south slde.l Oc&
MER1Nos,
P0PLINS,
EMPRESS CLOTHS,
ALPACAs,
Just received from Auction.
Very Cheap.
j. W. SELBY b CO.,
32S Pennsylvania avenue, south side,)
ocS near Seventh street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-07

- Adyiees received At Havana from Mex.
leo state that II was momentarily expected that
revelation would break out there for the
overthrow Of Juarez
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-07

MES. Nj. A. AMILTON, - Lexington street
4'A Baltimore. Md. will open Ia ndsOme assort-
Tent oil Winter MILLINERY, on SATURDAY,
November 9th, ISL. nol7-3
lust RECEIVED - A large lot of Turkish
" Prunes, Dried Peaches, Dried Apples, Apple
Buuer, Sentils, Split Peas, French Sardines. Hol-
Iand Herrines. imported Swiss Cheese, Caraway
seed etc. Also, fine lot of fresh Venison. Pleas
an Is. &c. and several splendid Bear skins Fresh
Butter and Eggs always on hand
sCHERR CO., 81 Penn. avenue,
10 I-3t between AZ and 9Th streets.
NOTICE OF C0PARTNERSHIP.-
1 SlBREl and CHARLES CALLAHAN have
thls day entered into cOpartnership. under the firm
OF Slbrey Callahan. for the purpose of conduct
ing the mistress Of PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL
PLASTER1NG AND MASTIC WORK in all its
various branches. They respectfully solicit the
patronage OF their friends and the public
WA>HINGToN, ID. c. Nov. I, 1871. MOIST
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THE MISSOURI ELECTION

o.. H.fotf eu 20 oVusIeSb IN pIaCe OF
Hon Thomas l.. Neell, Deceased.
Especial Dispatch to The Star.l
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 7.-Oficial returns from the
Third Congressional district of Missouri shoyv
that Jas. b. Mccormick (Democrat) has been
elected 70 Congress, in pl ace of Thos E. Noell
decealed, b. about l,20O majority over James
Il. Chase. Republican
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-07

- It - autnorItauvely denied that Hon
sehnyier Colfa1 IS candidate for the Repub-
ucan nomination for Governor OF Indiana.
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MINNESOTA ELECTION.
Negro Suffrage still Doubtful.

III
NEW YORK, Now, 1s67.-A dispatch lust
received here says:-.'lt 10 still doubtful about
the defeat OF negro suffrage In Minnesota ..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-07

~The visit OF the Emperor OF Austria to
france has ended. His Majesty departed from
Paris Tuesday on his return 10 VIENNA
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MARYLAND ELECTION.

Especial Dispatch to the Star.l
BALTIMORE, Nov. The majority for
Bowie (Dem-) for Governor will exceed IS OaO
In the State Every county and nearly every
town has gone Democratic
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EQUAL TO MY HUSBAND.

Well, George, want to get my hair dressed
Hum Fanny that costs so much
Oh No, sir, ii does not cost more than you SPEND
In Barber shop See Madame Denongeot's prices
short hair, so-s Cut for ladies or gent, $3.50
Long hair, 50 Shampooing short hair, So
Outsidethe door, 20 Sbampooing long hair,
Flower Curls, 90 and dressing it, loo
On hand, large assortment of Perfumery, Lon
Hair Of every extra color, Braids, Curls. Invisi-
bic Wigs on hand or made to order. At DEMON
GEOT'S HU MAN HAIR STORE, 27S Penn. av .,
bet 10th and 18th sts., south side. Sc . ON
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"USDER THE GAsLIGHr" sui draws crowd.
60 houses at Wall's Opera House.
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Government xecurities.

WARRINGTON, Nov. z, ls67.-Jay Cooke &
Co. furnish the following quotations of 4sy.
eminent securities: