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THE PACIFIC COAST.

The Vino Making Interests of California;
Earthquake in MendOcino Counfy--Shiprnant
OF Treasure for Europe.
SAN FRANCISCO Oct II. 1869.
The winners and distillers Of Los Angeles county
he'd meeting for the purpose OF inducing the rev.
enue commissioners TO modify the recent instruc-
lions to subordinates regarding vinaging stii-
ling. These instructions, II carried out it is said,
VIII seriously cripple II not fatally injure, the wine
making and distilling interests in that section.
The corner stone OF the Naval Hospital on Mare
Island was laid october IL.
The residents OF Treasure City, Nevada. yesterday
celebrated the completion OF their water works.
The water Is conducted six miles over mountains
and through deep valleys, and the reservoir are
10000 feet above the sea.
An earthquake occurred on the sth inst. In Men
docino county, GAL, which did considerable damage
TO chimney5
The steamer Montana sailed to-day for Panama
with $66S, 900 in treasure; s473000 OF which Is for
England, $4,000 for France and 100000 1or
Panama.
Flour firm with good demand at 81 25 a IS 50.
Wheat, sales Of choice at 81 SO. Legal tenders 1914.
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MEXICO.

Revolution In Sinaioa Tinmin emit iovemeDts
orlleyoIati OHIsts-- Ill y-nintIi Anniversary OF
Mexican Observation-Disclosures Gus News.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. IA, 1869.
Advices from Mazatlan TO October have been
received. Everything indicated that revolution In
Sinaloa was imminent. Troops had been stationed
along the southern frontier OF the State. The gov
ernmont was buying up and manufacturing ammu-
milton in large quantities Desertions from the
army were numerous On the night OF September
"a several soldiers deserted from the barracks Dur
ing the confusion which ensued there were cries OF
"Niya Don pIacdo Vega ~ throughout the city. A
detachment OF several hundred cavalry, belonging
to Lozada appeared on the southern frontier, caus
ing considerable alarm.
Tne llty-nnth anniversary OF Mexican independ-
ence was celebrated enthusiastically. Four men
were accidentally Killed while firing salute. The
anniversary OF the independence or Chile was also
observed.
The British bark Emery, with cargo OF dyewoods
and silver ore for Europe, was wrecked near the
entrance OF the harbor OF Atata.
Tn steamer which arrived to-day brought 1896, 900
Il treasure from MaZatan.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD

The Cheapest aud Best Newspaper In tho
Country.
Tho WEEKLY HERALD OF the present week, now
ready, contains the very latest European News BY
the Gable up to the hour OF publication; also Teie-
graphic Dispatches from Cuba, Mexico. and other
points 1t also contains the Current News OF the
week; the Fashions; Amusements; Facetia; Foreign
Intelligence; Scientific, Artistic. Sporting. Religious
and Literary Intelligence; washington News; Obit-
uary Notices; Editorial Articles on The prominent
topics OF the day; Our Agricultural Budget; Re-
views OF the Cattle, Horse Dry Goods and Boot and
Shoe Markets; Financial and Commercial Inteli-
genoe and accounts OF all the important and inter-
esng events OF tho week.
TERMs:-Singie subscription, 50: Three cooiss, 81:
Five copies, IS; Ten copies SIS; Slasle copies five
cents each. limited number OF advertise n,ats in
serted In the WEEKLY HERALD.
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rency values OF property and irredcomsbe cur.
rency regulate themselves by each other, 30 that
except temporarily the amount OF lrredeenabls
rency 10 circulaan IN manner regulates the OF the
money market influences the rate OF Interest. fourth
redeemabIo retas production by the fact THAI
u the value OF property unseady 70 destroy
conhdence prOsrates Industry unsetties society and
should be and be banshed from the nations exchanges
Therefore, be 1t resolved,
FUa-Thar Congress be requested at once to enact
free banking law with efficient and certain measures fov
prompt redemption OF the currency, with provision that
currency to be Issued only fast the legal tender notes
restored.
SondThat Congress direct the Secretary OF the Treasury
TO destroy all legal tender notes that into bis
possession as as, 40 tho net means Of the w
allow; In the national bank currency In applied TOT
iaster than be furnished under the conditions here
stated preference 10 be frat TO the south and second 70
the until the whole currency In circulation DO equAze0
upon the basis OF population. II
Thdfha Congress direct the Secretary OF the Treasury
10 regulate all his action by the and necessities oil TIE
goyernmen and leave the people 10 manage their money
markets. and business In their way
Adjourned until tomorrow
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MARYLAND.

Incendinry Fire In BaItimore-Loss SIoe, Geo.
BALTIMORE, Oct. Ia, 1909.
This forenoon the warehouse building $40 Balti-
more street. q few doors east Of Eutaw, was discov
eied on fire. The basement ana first story were
occupied by Moses Gutman & Co., wholesale and
retail cothers; stock badly damaged by fire and
water. Tho loss is estimated ut $4,000; partially
insured. The second. third and fourth stories were
occupied by Richard Mann Co., wholesale and
retail dealers I'm boots aud shoes. They will lose
about $4,000; partially insured. The damage to
the building IS $4,000. The 1ames communicated to
ton of the building was occupied by Ammidon u Co..
lamp and coal oil dealers. Loss 81 500 fully insured.
The Ore II supposed to have been the work OF an
lucprdia.v
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FRANCE.
NapOieon's Foreign PoIicy-The Home Situa-
tlon and Demand for Information.

Napoieon's Foreign P0licy-The Home SItun-
flon and Demand for Information.
PARIS, Oct. H. 1862
The Steele to-day has general review OF the policy
OF the empire The article says:-
France continues to guard the temporal power OF
the Pope contrary to agreement, and mounts guard
pose again to outrage modern society No
explanations are offered. Equal ignorance
Is suffered to exist to what coun3els have been
given to the present rulers OF spain; but we know
that the suspension Of constitutional liberties In that
Paris.
The steele asks the reasons for the appointment Of
General Fleury as Ambassador to st. Petersburg.
and continues
The moment has arrived when France wishes to
SNOW something about her foreign rs wen as her
nome policy-to know the end pursued, whether
peace or war. At this crisis the adjournment OF the
Corps I.eglsatif was an oct OF supreme impollcy.
On these and other questions clear and precise ex-
plantations are required, which the government aone
can give, since Its foreign policy is stu directed
by the unhappy traditions OF diplomatic mystery ana
state secrets.
The Legislative Opposition--Councli mt Coni-
peiGne.
PARIS, Oct. a. 1860.
The meeting OF the Deputies Of the Left called by
NJ Jules simon took place last night. only seven
members were present at the meeting.
The Ministers have gone to Compeigne to attend
Council summoned by the Emperor.
Radical Reform Meeting.
PARIS Oct. IA, 1869.
Yesterday there were three large public meetings
in the city. No disturbances occurred.
The Bank Statement.
PARIS, Oct IA, 1909.
The weekly statement Of the Bank OF France Is
published today The amount OF specie in vault has
decreased 5,e00,ooof. since last weekly return.
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NAVAL ,NIELLIG;aes.

Lieutenant Commander A. q. Caldwell IL detached
from the Nipsic aud ordered to duty IN the South
Atlantic squadron; Ensign O. r. Meeker, from the
Severn and ordered to the Wasp; Ensign Jerome =.
Morse from the Wasp and ordered to this city for
examination for promotions; Assistant Surgeon
Lewis 8. Pitcher, from the Navy Yard In this city
and ordered to Albany.
ordered-Ensiga James r. Sefridge, to the Boston
Navy Yard; Passed Assistant Surgeon j. X. Ayre3, to
the Naval Hospital at Washington.
secretary Robson and Vice Admiral Porter are as
Annapolis to-day for the purpose or inspecting tho
United States steamer Lancaster the flag ship OF tho
south Atlantic squadron, now about TO sail Tor Rio.
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The Newmarket Races.

Tie NoWInnTlIct WNCcs.
LONDON, Oct. IA, 1859.
Tho first race to-day over the Newmarket course
was the Newmarket Oaks, q swcepstako OF % SOW
creiQns cach 10 forfeit with 100 added, FOR three
year old nucs 8 st. 10 lbs; the second TO receive
100 soveregns out OF the stakes. The raco'was won
by Mr.. w. $. Crawiurd's b. (. Heather Bell,
by stockweIi ont OF Tight.At, by neck,
beating the flly sylvia second, and Mr.. W. 8. Cart
wright's b. T. Fairmnster, by Newminster out OF
Fairwater, third. The betting was TO against
Heather Bell and 0 to against sylvia ana Falrmin-
ster. FIVE ran.
The renewal OF the Briefly stakes OF 100 sovereigns
each hall forfeit for two year old Ges ST. 10 lbs.
each was won by Mr.. Merry's f. Sunshine, by Thor
manly, out OF Sunbeam. beating Lord Famoutl's
br. T. q. o. 81 Dollar out OF Snyerhalr.
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Small Riot In Philadelphia-A Deputy Sheriff
Tries 10 Serve an Injunction on the Election
Return Judges and Fight Results.
-=..>-..-.--s-~~ PHILADELPHIA, Oct. Ia. 1862
During the session OF the return judges this
morning a writ OF injunction was attempted to
be served by sheri's officer to prevent the count
ing OF the votes. The officer resisted, his oflcia
position not being announced, and he was ejecled
from the room. lie had obtained admission under
pretence OF being return judge. lie came BACK
with posse, followed by mob, and
broke open the door, served the writ
and then ordered the arrest OF sundry
persons In the room whom he charged with resist
ing him. One Of the reporters of the Associated
Press, Mr.. Corbyn, was dragged from the presi-
dents desk, where he had been quiet witness OF
the affair, and was beaten In a shocking manner by
the police and was locked up. lie was discharged
in few minutes and demanded hearing, which
was refused, there being no one 10 make q charge.
The return judges are now In court TO await Its
action. There is great excitement In Chestnut street
at this time
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AFRICA.
Dorfor Livingstone In Good Henith.

Doctor Livingstone In Good Health.
BOMBAY, Oct II, VIA LONDON Oct ID 1869.
Mr.. Kirke in a despatch to the government here
says:-A caravan has arrived at Zanzibar. 1t brings
the welcome news that DR.. Livingstone had arrived
at Niyi alive and well. He was on the way to the
coast, the road to which open and safe.
Another caravan is expected here, which will bring
later information of the Doctors progress.
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kENTUCK Y.

Grand Celebration by the Louisviilo Artlsnns-
Impasing Professionalism Hundred Thoa-
sand Spectators.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. IA, 1859.
Business generally ia suspended. There are 100000
persons in the street. The housetops and windows
and all points OF observation are crowded with spec
tators. The grand trade procession Is pronounced
by all as exceeding anything OF the KIND ever
attempted In the country. The procession Is fully
nine miles long, 1t was three hours IN passing a
given point.
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Adjust Like Water. Pure and HenlihfuI rs
the setubrious spring, is PHALoN'S YiTALIA, OR
SALVATION FOR THE HAIR. Hold IL TO the light and IL
il clear and cioudess pleasant exhaies from It.
Not grain fake of sediment does 1t deposit leaves
gray hair the natural color that has faded out Of Every
brought out by USE depth OF color depending the
number of applications This marvel Of the toilet Is
discovery resemblance to other prepa
lion k-nxx
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IOWA.

The Republican Majority Larger than was
Ixpected-rhe Lcsislaturc.
CHICAGO, Oct. IA, 1869.
despatch from Dss MONIES says the returns thus
far received indicate larger republican maJortes in
that state than were anticipated. Nearly one-haf Of
the State has been heard from and 1t IS now safe to
fix the majority at over $4,000 The Legislature VIII
stand-Senate, republicans, AZ; democrats, s. the
House. SIS republicans and 10 democrats.
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CUBA.

Shipping aud Commercial and Financial In
teiigcncc.
HAVANA, Oct. IA, 1850.
The steamship Eagle from New York 18th, has
arrived.
Sugars.-Prices are stir quotations unchanged.
Exchange on London aud the United states is
shade higher.
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Died.

WEsToN.-In this city, on Thursday, October IA.
FLoRENCR, daughter Of the late john l.. Weston,
aged u years.
The relatives aud friends OF the family Invited
to attend the funeral, from the residence OF her
mother 244 West Thirty-eighth street, on Saturday
afternoon, ut one O'Clock.
Cleveland papers please copy.
IFor Other Deaths see Ei1tlth P11ei
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THE PARAGUAYAN WAR.

Lopez Turns Up ARain geIligerent-IIe iIus
5000 lIen and Twenty Cannon.
LONDON, Oct IA, 1860.
Adtices rom Buenos Ayres to Sept. state that
President Lopez had not left his country but was at
san Estanislaus with 1000 men and twenty cannon.
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ILLINOIS,

Illness &c admiral Farrrgui-lIis Recovery
Considered Doubtful.
CHICAGO, Oct. Ia, 1900
Admiral Farragut has had a dangerous relapse
and is now lying IN very critical condition. His
physicians express the opinion that lie win not sur
vlye the night.
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THE NEW DOMINION.

Prince Artbur's Tour Through Ontario.
OTTAWA Oct. IL, 1852.
Prince Arthur continues to be received with the
greatest enthusiasm everywhere along the Ottawa.
ON returning to the capital tomorrow he will pro.
coed on private hunting excursion. The holiday
VIII expire the end OF next week.
Expenses of Bishops Attending the Ecumc nicnl
Counsel TO be Betrayed by the Emperor oil
France.
OTTAWA, oct ID, 1860.
me Emperor Napoleon has ordered that tho ira
yelling expenses Of the French bishops of Quebec on
going to and returning from the Ecumenlcal Coun-
Gil shall be betrayed from the imperial exchequer.
sir hastings Doyle, who was on his way TO Ottawa,
had reached ST. John when he was recalled 10 Hail.
fax by telefram on important business. HIS visit TO
Ottawa IS indefinitely postponed
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Regulating Commerce Between staics-fight
of Sintes to Levy Taxes Upon Imports
The Tax Laws OF Alabama.
WASHINGTON, Oct. IL, 1859.
In the supreme Court to-day, No. 14o Lockwood
complainant, ys. MoreY et al, appellants, was
argued
No. 1o2.-- steamtug James T. Eagle vs.. William T..
Frazer. argument commenced.
No I53.-pYesldea, Of tho yesey Bank Va. Fenno.
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CENTRAL ASIA.
The War i'm BokIinra--Approach Towards
Russian Interference.

BOMBAY, Oct II, via LONDON Oct. IA, 1860.
News has been received from Central Asia that
the Ameer OF Bokhara has pctitioned Tor the assist
ance OF Russia against Sincere Aa1, OF Cabool, that
he has sent tribute the Gear, and that his eldest
son has gone to St Petersburg to the success
sion to the caliphate through the protection OF
Ruaala
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General Sherman viii Never be IDsfrumen-
tai In removing from Washington any place the
derou PHO wherein Webster Clay AMI Calhoun made their
fame and KNOX, the Halter has avowod his intention
tho metropolis to whosc manly ozsns his ei-
for years given such brilliant distinction. The oc
tober head gear from 2z broadway of Fulton
street, bears the crown of COURSE Tor style gance and
general excellence and they bought With aydlty
that has no parallel in the history of hats.
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We PImpica, B!otched and liberated VIC
tins Of scrofous diseases who drag your nneean persons
Into the company Of better mea ahe AfEs smn5A NJ,
RILk, aud purge tho foul corruption from your plood
Restore your heath you viii not only eno7 lilo beuer
bu, make your company toesge " sngss WAC must
keep H.
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Government War Repor,s.

MADRID, Oct. IL, 1861
According 10 the official reports made public by
che government authorities the nsurrection has
been reduced to a small group OF insurgents, who
are doing their utmost to avoid the national troops
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At Evcrde.rs, 3O2 Observation-Disclosures mud
Visiting Cards, Monographs French inaled Note Papers,
the most stylish In the city
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TURKEY.

The Empress OF Franco in C0nstantinoplc.
CoN6TANTfNoPLE, Oct. a. 1862
The Empress Eugene has arrived here from Paris
by way or Venice. Her Majesty landed from the
imperial French yacht Aigle TThe French war ship
Themis, which bears the nag Of Rear Admiral
Moulac, commanding the naval division in the
Leyant, received orders to wait at the Pir@us from
the I'd OF October, and that vessel with
the Turkish brig sutaneh, escorted the Aigle
10 Constantinople. The Empress preserved q strict
nacognt0, and 1t is said that nothing less than the
personal solicitation Of King Victor Emmanuel was
required to induce her to accept the OF the
riages OF the royal tram. AT Consantinople there
will be no fsteS or official receptions. Every one
around the Empress at st. Cloud was anxious for
the honor of accompanying her to the East. The
following list OF those ia attendance on her In Con-
stantinople is given as correct:-Duke de Huescar
and Miles. d'Albe, nephew and nieces OF the En-.
press; General Douay, atde-de camp 10 the Emperor;
M. Davill.er, Count Regnault Salnt-Joan d'Angely,
first equerry Count de Cosse Bfissac chamberlain;
NJ. Poujade Consul General for France at Alexan-
dria; the Countess dc la PoeZe lady or honor, and
Niles. Marion and de Lermina, readers to her
MaJestyl
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A-Cnnaan HyaIt Scotch Whs,scy, Distilled
hv an experenced lslay dsler and fully equal purity
aud to the imported article ~ packages to
gu at SO 20 ser gallon. c. j. MURPHY, LOO Pearl street.
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Dedication Of tho

Dedication Of tho New Masono Hall in
Auburn.
AUBURN, Oct. IA, 1862
Notwithstanding the cold and stormy weather the
trains this morning and up to noon brought large
delegations OF masons from all directions attend
the dedication ceremonies upon the ope ling OF the
newly completed masonic hall, erected Tor the Joint
occupation OF the several lodges and chapters OF the
city. The procession, numbering over 800 members
OF various lodges and delegations OF tile city and
from abroad made a lne display on the march to
the new hail. the Rev. Richmond Fisk delivered
the address.
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VIRGINIA..

The Senatorial Coptcst-Gcncral Williams
Prospects Improving.
RICHMOND, Oct. II, 1859.
The star OF General Williams for one OF tho Sena-
torships is again in the ascendant. The Dispatch
comes out this morning in brief article urging his
election, on the ground that he Is the Presidents
choice, ia the friend Of General Sherman and will
be more acceptable to Congress than any other
Walker republican that could be selected and con-
sequenty would be more likely to secure the speedy
reconstruction Of the State. His brother and
young Douglas, the Presidents private secretary,
have arrived in Richmond TO work for his election
1t will not be at oil wonderful II he is of Vr-
gnia,5 Senators. In OF his election the South
siuo VIII uead slc v.Ivi eI,asot' wom WIN inIer-
end MI, FRANKLIN Sleaffis. The most prominent
canddate from that section, and the one whose
chances appear most promising, Is Robert H. owen,
OF Lynchburg sun, tile friends ofLewls and Stearns
may prove TOO many for even the ''Ifiend Of tAe
Presidentn
The Border Agricultural Fair nj Danvilic--
Imposing Display Of Agricultural Products
Address by Governor Walker.
DANyiLLE Oct. Ii, 1889.
Governor Walker Judge Rye, the treasurer and
largo number Of prominent gentlemen visited the
Border Agricultural Fair. which commenced here
yesterday. over 5000 persons were present from
both this State and North Carolina, and the
greatest enthusiasm was manifested in the pro-
ceedngs The stock, specimens OF fruit, cereals,
tobacco and agricultural implements were OF most
superior quality, aud the trials OF speed between
several booded horses were most exciting About
midday Governor Walker was conducted to a stand,
over which waved the nag Of Virginia. The crowd
called loudly for him. and, in response he addressed
them briefly, stating the DAY was near at hand when
Virginia would be restored to her old position in the
ssterhood OF States; three months would
not expire before her AFFAIRS would be con-
troed by those elected by the people, and no
rejolced In the triumph over vandalism, treachery
and fraud He pictured glorious future OF happi-
1atH hat antw
teral advancement but the very life OF Virginia had
depended on the success OF the people and on his
success In the late contest. He appealed to the
young men TO work at the plough, cultivate the
Iarm aud to obtain honest anu intelligent labor
The past results OF agricultural fairs was anticipated
by the Governor and, pedginR himself TO Vrgina's
prosperity future, he retired amid great applause
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Extra AnuounccmcBt.-Wilibc Opened This
morning. superb AL silk aud wool Veours beautiful
shades, al 81 b0 per yard. Cost S2 TO import.
Down Town Retail Dry Goods Store,
No. IL Vesey street.
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A.--Ecr u Stylish aud Elegant Hat go To
ESPEESCHEID. manufacturer, No. us Nassau street.
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A.--iEiddletowu Mineral Spring Water VIII
positively dyspepsia constipation ali diseases OF
The SKIN and blood Principal depot 1873 Broadway and So
Liberty street.
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OisIO.

Despatch to President Grant Claiming 5000
Republican BEnjoriiy-The Legislature Re-
publican.
WASHINGTON, Oct. ii, 1889.
The following despatch was received at The Execu-
tive Mansion this morning.
COLUMBUS. Ohio. Oct IA, 1860.
His Exceiiercy General U. $. GRANT, President Of
the United States:-
Hayes and State ticket elected by 1000 majority
House three, Senate one republican.
Il. d. HARRISON,
Chairman Republican Committee
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Remarkable Cure of RbesmatIsni.-
Farnum, ~ Fourth avenue by Dr. FILTERS VEGE
! TABLE RHEUMATIC REMEDY. 70s Broadway. X
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Hayes EIajority 10soO0-Legislature Reprb-
Iican.
COLUMBUS, Oct ii, 1869.
News received since noon has not materially
altered Hayes majority. 1t Will be about 10000 and
the Legislature VIII be republican by small ma
jolty.
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A.--Ladies' Fnces Ennmelled also the Pro.
paation for sale, with Instructions By NJ LAuSSoS, No.
Hrna lsxaY
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A.-Why ia PhaIou's yitaliu, or Salvation
FOR THE HAIR like the sunshine OF the tropics Because
Il glge3 a beautiful brown 70 the &C ,coandts."
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A Grent EavOri;e.

]. s. BRADLEY, Il Liberty street.
Rosa Bonheurs, Faeds and Landseer's fine large
PICTURES elegantly framed, at hall Bro tdsay prices Al
ds Of Pictures md Frames cheapest III New York. Cut
tbs o1: foT card.