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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-10-14
Masonic Notice.

OLIVER STAR LODGE NO. 3, F. "A
> g. A. NJ, meets at their Lodge. wv
streets. Gold Hill. every SATURDAY /V\
evening at z o'clock. Stated communica, ions
first Saturday in each month. All Brethren II
good standing are cordially invited
By order Of the W. n.
W. n. NALL, Secretary.
Gold Hin August 1, 1868. aui II
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The Diamond Ring.

rp1cKET NO. 14 WON THE DIAMOND
i Ring which was rallied for at the Express
Saloon. The holder OF the ticket can obtain his
prize by applying at the Express Saloon, Gold
Fin. seen
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NORTH CAROLINA.

Negro Murderer Respited--Two MMrderers TO
Be Executed.
RALEIGH. Nov. 8, 1863
Governor Holden, at the earnest solicitation Of
counsel and colored citizens OF Raleigh has granted
respite TO the negro soldier Alexander Willis, SEN
fenced to be executed on the eth, as follows:--
To THE SHERIFF OF WAKE COUNTY,
SiR-The prisoner Alexander Willis, confined In
Wake County Jail, is hereby rcspted until Friday,
the 4th day Of December 1865 ON which day, unless
otherwise determined, he will be executed, accord
Ing to his sentence, Very respectfully
W. w. HOLDEN, Governor.
This respite occasions good deal Of surprise in
the community, from the fact that colored citizen
had been brutally murdered
His Exceency Governor Holden has appointed
WIN. J. Clarke Judge Of the Criminal Court OF New.
bern.
Gus Holmes mulatto. will be executed at Tar
borough tomorrow for the murder of negro over
twelve months since. There ia also q negro to be
executed at WILLIAMSON, Martin county, same day
for murder.
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Frensh Comments ON the Presidential Eicc-
- tious In America.
~. PARIS, Nov. 8, 1893.
All tho Journals here have editorials on the result
of the Presidential election In the United States.
1 The Futrie says General Grant Is the man OF the
nation not OF party. lie saved the Union and
win restore 1t to its former standing among the
Great Powers. Americans are everywhere cntnu-
SIastic over the result and Europe applauds the de-
cison Of the republic This election establishes or
der and peace the highest OF the United States
The Etenda,d regards the election ~ continue
tion OF tho victory the South. The mission OF
peneral Grant is dificult one. He will Ind IL
cessAry to oppose Congress. The AFFAIRS OF the couu
sry require strong and able hand to repair the bro.
ken links Of liberty. Both continents have reason
10 be pleased with the result; General Grant Is
worthy successor OF Washington.
The Journal des Deoats and other liberal journals
are satisfied with the result and call Grant the
kucccssor OF President Adams
Tho P,esse declares that the success OF the repub-
iicau party Is the triumph OF Capitalization, and
thinks II singular that soldier should he elected
chief OF great Power, while the nations OF Europe
oeek peace.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-LoND0N, Nov. b-Even-
ing-Coneols closed at q4k a9l1s for money and
elif FOR the account United States hve-twenty bonds
closed arm al 5Ih Illinois Central Railway shares,
err. Erie Railway shares, 27z
FRAExroRT bOURsE.-FRANKF0RT, Nov. b--Evcn-
,nq--IJnited States fivo-lwenty bonds are weak Ut
T04 y T9ti. - . 49,
LivERrooL CorroS MARkEr.-LrvERroor, Nov. o.
sP M.-Thc market closed lrm oil the following quo
DEMONSTRATING upland, 1Ihd: mddling Orleans,
lIs.d. The sales OF tho day foot up 49, bales
HAyRE CorToS MARK7IN-HAvRE. Nov. 5-Even-
ng-The market for cs ordlnaire on the spot closed
nrm at 1901. per cwt- ~ r . 49,.
49, ".oxET.-LiyERPooL, Now
AZ, nRPoot PROvisJoSs Ma.
% r. M.-Lard, 06s. ca. per cwt. -"ooL, Nov.
LIVERPOOL. PRODUCE MARKsr.-LtvBk, and
SIS r. M.-Spirits turpentine have advanced So.,
closed NJ 2js. ad. -
LoNpos PRoprcE MARKgr.-LoNDoS. Nov. 5-5 p.
M-spirits turpcninc Is quoted nj 26s. OIL. Tallow.
52s No. liz Dutch standard sugar, on the spot, $685.:
afioat 25s. Cd. u 25s. cd.
PETROLEUM MARKET.-ANTwERP Nov. o.-Ihe
white is quoted At 63I.
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HORSE NOTES.

on account OF the heavy rain OF yesterday the sec
ond days racing ut Secaucus Is postponed unta
Tuesday next The entries will stand as made.
The lrot announced TO come or yesterday at the
Union Course was postponed on account OF the
weather till today ut two =. Nj.
Betting is lively on the trot between Lady Th0ra
and Lucy which takes place on Monday next Tue
hackers OF Lucy want odds.
Tho trot at Norwalk next week between Rhode
Island and American Girl will be good one. They
arc 40 very equal speed that the race Will have TO
lie decided on bottom. How much FOR first choioef
The Richmond County Agricultural Society o1er
600 for county horses to trot for on saturday SIX
viii start. The race viii be track heats best three
In i've - .., :. 49,
Two trots for $1,000 each are announced az tho
Fashion Course for saturday.
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GEORGIA.

Disbanding of the Negro Mob at Savannah
Continued Excitement oil Citizens-Eaorts to
Prevent a Collision.
SAVANNAH, Nov. s. 1863
The negroes dsbanded last night, but are again
assembling at Tefair's plantation, and are said to
be armed with United States muskets. The excite
uent I'm the city continues. The citizens are on the
alert for any alarm. Hopes are entertained that
collision will occur. Every precaution has been
taken by the civil and military authorities 10 pre-
yen. r.
Young Law, who was killed by the negroes on the
night OF the election, was buried to-day. Inc at-
tendance at the funeral was very large.
Another OF the policemen who were shot In the
riot died hits evening.
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Indians VIII exercise beneficial effect in withdraw
Ing Others from the bands now on the war path.
u f. Mix. chief clerk OF the Indian Bureau left
mere about two weeks ago Tor Minnesota to pay the
annuity money about $40, 000-to the Winnebagoes,
and some time before his departure superintendent
Murphy, or the Indian Bureau, and J. H. Seville, OF
the Treasury Department. started for the Territories
to pay over about $780, to certain Indians OF the
Pottawattomie tribe. This money is the portion OF
the trust fund held by the government for those In
dians which belongs to those OF the tribe who have
separated from 1t and have settled with the intention
OF becoming citizens.
Army Retiring Board.
The Following board to retire disabled officers has
been ordered to convene ut st. Louis on the 10th
inst, or as soon thereafter as ractcable-Brevet
Brigadier Generals L. p Graham, Colonel OF the
Fourth cavalry; L. " p Reese, Colonel OF the Thir-
teenth infantry; Henry w. Vessels, Lieutenant Colo
mel OF the Eighteenth infantry; O. McDougall, Asss-
tant Medical Surgeon, and Brevet Colonel F. II.
Abadie, Surgeon.
Parade of the CoIored Zouaves.
The coored Iouaves OF this city are out on parade
again tonight. The pretext for turning out this
occasion Is the election OF General Grant, but almost
anything serves as an inducement to these martial
heroes for general parade. they in full uniform
and fully armed, and have the honor Of being es-
corted over their route bya body OF Metropolitan
police
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oESYnAL oRpEns--so. rs.
HEADQUARTERS MgT's TIRE DErAarMEs,
%s.sv- NEW Yong INV 2 1Sas

~" tRbhf wv lopS.
brigade OF ths debar,,.cut win parade on satur-
day nc2t the TN Inst, under tho command Of Chief
Fnpipeer Kinqsand. for review by his Excellcncy
Reuben r. Fenton, Governar Of the State OF New
YORK. ,
The first battalion, under the command or Eugi.
ifeer bates, will be composed Of Engine Companies
Nos Ia 10, % and ~, and Hook and Ladder Com
The second BATTALION under the command OF EngI.
neer shanpessy, will be composed Of Engine Compa-
mics Nos. 0, Il, "a aud 20, and Hook and Ladder
the third battalion, under the command OF En-
rIneer sullivan, will be composed Of Engine Com
nanlcs Nos. s. Ia, IL aud ~, and Hook and Ladder
COMPANY No. IL. Officers and men will appear In
full Uniform with overcoat and cloth cap The bat
tallons will be formed In general column around
Union suusre tho head OF the column on the west
aide near Fourteenth street, facing sou ard, vt
O'Clock II. NJ, aud Immediately move down Broad
way 10 bowling Green, through Beaver and Wall
streets. Broadway, Park row, Chatham street,
Bowery THIRD avenue and 81. Marks place TO Tomp-
kins sansre. After the march the brigade will be
formed in one line Tompkins square, the rst bat
TALON on the right and the third battalion on the
left and the review conducted a. prescribed In Cen
ersi Orders Nos IL aud 30, current SERIES Head
quarters Metropolitan Fire Department.
The companies will be dismissed on Tompkins
square imm ediatey after the review. CHIEF Engineer
kinQaand will make the necessary details OF cont
panirs to take tho place OF those taxing part In tue
review. BY order Of the Board,
ALEX. SHALER, President.
CHARLES r. 0ILDKRsLEys, Secretary.
ELISHA KINasLANp. Chief Englneer,
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RACING IN CANADA.
MONTREAL, Nov. 4, 1858.

MONTREAL, Nov. 4, 1858.
The first days steeple chasing OF the Montreal
Club came or yesterday at Outremont the seat OF D.
Lorn McDougall member OF the club ana greas
friend OF fox hunting. The day was nne and mhds
the attendance not large but very select. The faCt
Of the meeting being held on private lands OF some
distance from the city kept away the snobs and gave
the irst race was rhe Green Hunt steeple chase
3l6 each, 500 added, two miles, for horses owned
by members and who never won steepe chase o.
hurdle race Five horses started, Tim Whlirer,
led for about three-Quarers OF mile, but falling,
Hopeful went on, waited on by the favorite Az the
she s an hUm waS but e at
fence, leaving Tim Whittier to canter IN winner ~
tour lengths Figaro second ana Hopeful sn'rd.
Green steeple chase, SIS each, 500 added, weight
Mr. Bannatyne' b. h. Tim WINNER, by Niagara. Z
Mr. Vanneck's b. m Hopeful. by Hambetonian.. 3
Mr. Drummond's ci q. 0rocus. BY Revenge. $50. Q
The next two races were nzzles, as none OF th4
entered cared TO put In an appearance against
A scarry handicap OF 800 was then got up ON the
ground and won easy ~ >, Sa.e Gddea %
second day wi be more productive Of sport thaa
the FIRST
Open handicap $50 each, $500 added three miles,
Mr., Moore's b. h. Starlight, by star DAVIS, IL
woodstock 10 ST.. and Knight OF St Patrick,
u n handicap $40 each, sIoc added two
Mr.. Moore's b. g. Chang IL st. lbs. ....... ". o.
Woodstock, IL st. lbs and Rainbow, 10 ST.. Or.
Scurry handicap, S5 each 500 added. w. miles,
Mr.. Alloway b. 4. shamrock, III st. I. lbs....
Mr.. Bancrofts b. h. Pos, Boy, 10 .........
Mr. Moore's CHI m. Multum In Parvo, IL at. 10 lbs.
Mr. Mcyey' CHI 4. Fireaway, ii st. 10 lbs. .......
NJ NJ n baaNms B. + apd Snpi It, ~
Mr.. O'Rcurkc's b. III. Molly Bawn, 10 ST. lbs..,
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THE PACIFIC COAST.

Sailing of Steamer for china-Earge Ship
nenf of Treasure-iiea ui,iican Victories in
California and Ncvsda-Oregon Doubtful.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 6, 1853.
Tie steamship Japan sailed for Hong Kong via
Yokohama to-day, with $751; coo In treasure and
forty-one cabin passengers
The flag OF the Society OF California Pioneers is
flying at hai-mast to-day out OF respect to the men,
DRY of The late Il. +. Perkins, ex-postmaster OF San
Francisco.
The republicans carry California by q small major
ity from 1000 to 1900. Axte, democrat is elected
TO Congress. Sargent, republican, and Harrison, re-
publican are probably elected 20 Congress-
Nevada gives 1000 republican majority. Fitch, re-
publican, Is elected to Congress-
Both parties claim Oregon. The State is in doubt.
The eastern portion has not yet been heard from.
Returns indicate large republican gains.
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CUBA.

Accounts Favorable Co the Csoverr ment
Troops-Tho Fight at Bairo-Insurgents
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Quotations.
HAVANA, Nov. s, 1868.
The official accounts OF the recent encounters by
the troops with tho revolutioniss are favorable to
the government. Several engagements have been
reported ofiically. In all OF which the troops were
successful. The revolutionlss are arriving at the
military headquarters and submitting to the govern
ment Colonel Quiros reports that the engagement
with the insurrecttOnsts near the town Of Barre
lasted an hour and quarters during which time
the revolutionists defended themselves ObsIinaely,
attacking the troops with machetes
The city OF Havana - full OF rumors, which gene
rally prove TO be inventions.
Exchange-Plenty Offering and rates declining; on
London, IAN ID per cent premium; on United
States, sixty days sight in currency, 22, 2lh per
cent discount; short sight, q 20 per cent discount;
SIXTY days. sight, IN gold, 81 per cent premium.
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THE LATE FIRE N orTUnwA, IOWA.


from the Keokuk Gate city, october 81
About half-past one O'Clock yesterday morning
fire broke out at Ottumwa, In the nat store OF
Charles bells, resulting In the destruction OF very
very hard from the southeast In consequence Of
which the flames spread rapidly. sweeping every
thing which came In Its way. Egn.een business
loss IL between 100000 and 100000 The amount
will probably reach the latter figures. The loss TO
10 s250,00o The following Is a list OF the parties
who sustained heavy losses-Moss Co., Cope
a Co, Hawley Co., Prugh a 70, Henry
Bctts n. d. Earl SON. N. Mcclure, j.
Toomis, Peters a Co., ID. N. Harnan, 4: Devin
SON M Fraby, Hiser's saloon and Clark Tuttle
Meek a Munpimaker were considerably damaged BY
water. Various conjectures are made as TO the
origin OF the Ore but the most plausible one seems
TO 5e that il wac the work Of IN ncsadlary.
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TtltGnApnIc NEWS ITEMS.

Bellevue Hospital, in Richmond, Va, was destroyed
by lire yesterday.
There Was a large fire In Portsmouth, Va, last
evening which destroyed the stock OF w. L. Car.
hart a Co.. commission merchants, and frame
dwelling adjoining. The loss was about $4,000.
The statement that the Ocean House In Newport
r. l.. was burned last Saturday night Is incorrect.
barn was burned on Saturday night, but no hotel
tank In George Shillito's soap and candle manu-
factory in Cincinnati exploded on Wednesday,
nearly destroyng the building. Two persons were
injured. The loss IL estimated at $4,000.
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TENNESSEE.

Tho Nashville Injunction Cn.c-The Mayor
cud several Aldermen Enjoined from Hold
Ing Office.
NASHVILLE Nov. s, 1858.
Chancellor Shackeford to-day rendered his de-
cision IN the injunction case. 1t enjons Mayor
Alden four aldermen and three councmen from
holding their offices receiving their pay. Mayor
Alden having been In Office last year holds over
until the case Is finally decided by the Supreme
Court, which the appeal has been taken
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SPAIN

Nap"ieon'' ID.,uencc in Favor or Don Carlos
"A spsy'sh Grandce AZ King of spain.
- PARIS, Nov. 8. 1893.
M. oa,ay,s Gays the Carllsts are circulating the
,eport that the Emperor napoleon will throw his in
anoncc IN favor OF Don Carlos should he be pre-.
aented IA a candidate for the throne OF Spain.
A despatch to the same journal reports TIM, the
.eection OF spanish grandee for King Is mooted In
Madrid.
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THE NEW DOMINION.

Tho Express RObbers-Writ Of Habens
Corpus Granted-Rclief 10 the Red River
Settlers.
TORo.,TO, Nov. 8, 1865
writ OF habeas corpus was granted to-day In the
express robbery extradiiion case. The prisoners,
Morton ana Thompson, win be brought here Satur-
day, and the case argued in the Chambers next
week.
A despatch from Halifax says the people OF that
city have subscribed $1,000 towards the Red River
relief fund and that the United states government
has granted $1,000 toward the same OBJECT.
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ILLINOIS,.

General Grant On route 10 Washington.
CHICAGO, Nov. 6, 1868.
General Grant and family arrive tomorrow morn
ing ea route to Washington.
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PRUSSIA.

S,.ct,ov Of President OF tho Chamber of
Observation-Disclosures Of DIR. jacob, OF the
Liberal Party. pro,. Mo- a ,eca
u.,. porctenbecr has been reelected President Of
he Chamber OF Deputies.
nr Iacobi. the eminent liberal statesman, an
hounces his withdrawal from the ranks Of the pro-
gressive party.
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SCOTLAND.

Mr.. John Bright Elected Member of the
Edinburgh Chamber of Commerce.
EDINBURG, Nov. s. 1868.
John Bright to-day visited the Ednburg Cham
Der of Commerce and was elected an honorary
member. He made a speech, in which he discussed
the topics OF taxation and expenditure.
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asIlcFuLIIAa flas ctpANIM;aI.

Parade on sasurday-ipstructions oil the pfcst-
dent of the Board-t;overner Eenton Ia Re-
view the Force.
The public win on Saturday witness grand
parade OF the Metropolitan Fire Department, Gov
erpor ren,on will review the force. President
shaler has issued tho following oruer ~ re. >sa
thereto:--
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

MovtLLr Nov. 5.--The steamship Columbia Cap
tain Cp,nsuhnu from New York october ~, ar
rived nj tins port to-day route to Glasgow
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libel suif sctticd-An Army UHccr INC fiS'"-
tiG and q Catholic Priest the Defendant.
n ~ AUGUSTA, Nov. Q, 1885,.
1 The case Of the Rev. Charles Eagan, the .a,nouc
Arrest who was indicted for libel OF Colonei ~. ~.
Buell., commander OF the United states kennepcv
Arsenal, was settled In court to-day In lnanne,
kighly credltabie to both parties. Mr. EaQan sssu
That he wrote the letter upon Information wui Gu ne
beIeved ct the time TO be correct but was now salts
He'd thai DO had been misin formed.
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A.-A.-Japanerc Hair stain
Coors the hair whskers and musache beaufl black or
bron II confis,s only preparation. Price ~ cent
Sid bv " o. WELLS CO., e2 Fulton street. aud all drug
uxa nd psrfumUrs
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Pamphlets, LAW Reports, &c., Executed
with nestness 7ucknrs and d-spnich TWENTY-FIVE per cent
cheaper than other printing establishment In Tho
IN IN. METROPOLITAN JOB PAINTING bsrABLIsif
MINT W Nassau street
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Aromatic Polish for Oiled and Polished Fur-
nit,rc cit frames and marble, at Druggists grocers trn-
In stores 81 cents q bottle
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Canada Malt Scotch and Irish Whiskeys
fnv SQUAT IN quality and strength favor to The hos,
ported articles at 81 SO per gallon.
MURPHY DUNN, 50 Beaver street.
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A.-Whitnan's philadelphia confectionery
Nv oonuoseurs to lie tho best In tho world. large
assoitmsnt always fresh Wholesale and RETAIL M HUD.
NUTS Pharmscy, Herald building
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Nestness, Ec0nony and Despatch C0nsbiued
the Of ORDERS MeropoltA lob Printing
sh,neni. "a Nassau street..
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Tus WEST INDIA TRADE.--Sevcral vessels, includ-
ing one bark, briaantine and one or more schoon-
ers are In this port loaded with slaves for tho Wes
indies Tie trade which in former tines was OF 20
much importance In this city We hopo soon To SOC
revived Ia Gil its extsnt. -Noryott rFotntsRs.
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Tho match name Of ono hundred points ny, purse
OF nfty dollars, between =. y. Braised ana Raiph
Benjamin., which was TO have taken place yesterday
afternoon ut the principal down town resort OF the
bardists was forfeited by tho former Ia the even
inr nj the same establishment, q maicn game BE-
tween william Coldthwaite ana Manicu Dhcy, of
oua thousand points four-ball csrom wa played In
tic presence OF select sssembage, the proprietor,
Inc eontsssn.. seemed % exert himself very much,
but the game was, nevertheless, very interesting.
Runs OF So o. 1876, 100 and 164 were matters OF APP
s,Vht import the players and on the Last
run mentioned DAILY finished ha score seventy seven
points in advance OF his adversary.
the game was chiefly intended a. practice for tho
princli,aIs. as Goldthwsite Is engaged 10 play on
iuesday next with Melvin Foster, end Dsiy II en-
gagged to play with McDevltt on the 10th proximo.
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Rstcneior,s Hair Dye.-Thc Bcss .
rorlJ Tho only perfect dye; hsrri"-- r- =. nv
ons Factory 10 Bon' rsiiapie' '"sss'"
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For First Glass Printing of Every Descrlw-
ton 70 tue Metropolitan Job Printing Establishment, "
NASSAU street.
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The Famous Corner--QS Nassau street.
Fulton. Inc Metropolitan job Printing
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A New Remedy, -Cold-inc, for Colds and
Coughs RusHToNs 10 Astor House, corner Of Barclay
air
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S'.ssaa2.e's Hair Restorntlve.-The Fimcss
h.,, ...o. ~ 20 world Depot No. 6Asior House
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Wigs, T0upccs and Ornamental Hair.-Dcss
quality Hair Dye and Hair Dyeng al cooss, vt BAICuK
LOR'H. le
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White We Have Little sympathy with tho
Emery this conventional restraints petty thalioy
which socs mposss upon US In the msie- Of dess We ~
insist that no geltcman be consdeed 40 bscoHint
etrcd without hat that "a fsshouabs In style and my
fabric such hat Ia Short 10 sttanshlv only 81 kSo~
2lj Broadway.
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sH sewine Machine.--I.iccuscd by tive ~ wSu -
call aud zee " In operation al LhWiS
Broadway.
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Statement of the Bank Of England.
LONDON Nov. 8, 1888.
Tho decrease OF specie In the Bank Of England
eince the last weekly report Is 1887 900 sterling
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FRANCE.

Frsnnh Comments ON the Presidential Eicc-
- tiOus in America.