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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-09-27

shorifr's Office, September Sd, ls12.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-16

THURSDAY,
There moderate amount of business in bank and
road stocks to-day without any change in rates. Norm
American Trust sold at Q: Mohawk improved per cent
In State stocks the transactions large, reaching $4,000
of which $4,000 Ohio Skies, which closed al t
further decline of per State Elves improved per
cent. Our City and State stocks are firm.
The market for closed rm at 81 Tor s!er'
ling, and 545 54S2 for francs on Bremen 70 'os nam
urg, 3s; Amsterdam, sci $50 The amount Oh remit
tances has not been very large.
There is nothing new in Inland Exchanges Mobile was
rather heavy early in the day closed al about our que
taons 81 10 Central 37i 30 II IS rather difficult tc gel
returns from North Carclna and the rates have down.
ward tendency.
We learn from Albany that the Lewis County Bank, Is
reported instead Of rsumng yesterday as was ssasd II
would do has applied for further extension
The tolls on the Canals for the last week in November
were $780, and the total 50h Nov ember 43e esq g.
showing total falling Oh for tue season of s26i39 &c.
The total in 1910 was Sl5532 81; 1889, s5o9025 1888
5eO2; 1884, 81 285 1886 S6lSo2s 1885 ST. 5H GAL
The Comptroller has advertised for proposals from The
Albany Banks for keeping depoe all monies paid INTO
the Treasury.
A, Boston yesterday Western Railroad Stock sold al All
a. Eastern Railroad at $50 o.
There rather doing III Philadelphia in stocks
State Stocks in demand and held mneh higher than
las sales
Adyces from Montreal state heavy concern it that city
has suspended payment This result produced by en-
dorsements for other firms which have previously failed,
for which they had endorsed TO the amount Of t2Q
simply FOR accommodation.
The Philadelphia Trade Register cautions people against
buying u s. Bank Notes present any price, in conse-
quence of upon which judgment has been OBJ
tanned having been put in circulation These notes the
Bank epudate the ground thai Bank notes, like pro-
misory notes. when sued became merely part OF the record
while the evdeace of the debt exists only in the Judgment
obtained.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-16

Schrs Lucrc,ia waid from Esstpor, Phiadelphi'
Alexandria and Two Brothers, reported from PASSPORT,
went Harhor, late gale, but II was said
they would be got ot
Ship Jefferson, Nantucket bciore reported lost at
Sandwich IsanCs upon reef which runs out rom
tie fort on the Island OF Walmea The Government OF the
Islands assisted in saving the cargo 1900 brs sperm oil
were saved OF which the Government would receive one
fourth salvage.
The null OF Br schr James Clark, wrecked on tye beac
was sold en- the 9Th instant for So is The cargo saved and
articles taken from the wreck brought about sos
Ship North America ashore the Bahamas, IS insured
in Boston, 50 coo al enc office md ScCo at another She
was owned in Bath. 49,
Ship Persia from Newburyport for Orleans taken INTO
Key West is insured S20o GO in The Mutual Safety ONCE,
York The vessel received very little injury. -,
TIE yarmouth, IN s. Herald OF The Sd ns says aa ne
hrir Lady Huntington Stowe, owned by Thomas hle Oh
VaTmonth rom York for Yarmouth with bee, pork, &c,
was driven ashore while lying in furious gale on VI.
woods Island Zone The ruskesl on Monday morning last
aud became a total wreck No lives lost The materials
with the principal part OF the cargo 1t expected VIII DC
saved.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-16

ting soop in Sheriff street Houston in state of
ino1caon. about hour previous and getting assistance
had bin conveyed 10 the watch house he had repeatedly
been akeE up for the ofeDce and once or twice went
to The watch house voluntarily The deceased bad formerly
been in good circumstances At O'Clock whep the door
man went 10 ascertain his name he found him Meless ID
sitting posture in the cell yerdct-Death from niemPer
and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-16
= Adeine, sler. ph!lapelphia, A 3 Cooley { Co.
ARRIVED.

Ship Arson, Bakmsa, days from Charleston, with cot
Ship Saratoga, Russell, ls days from Neworeans, with
n re, TO VIM Nelson.
Bark Texan, lockwood, Is days from s, Thomas, with
fustic, 10 Shedding ! Ferris.
Brig Zephyr, u days from 81 Kits, VITA mdae, to
Big Virginia, cole 20 days from Mobile with cotton,
&c. 10 Johnson / LoHden.
Brig Florida Banc1 Edrdge, IS days from baIiEe, HON
duras, with indigo, sc, 10 Bianco
Brig Perry, Thompson days from Charleston with cot
ton, Durham < Dialon.
Schr Constellation, somers, Wilmington, c, with ma.
val stores TO Woodruff K Minturn.
Schr Cadmus Curtis, Wilmington c, With naval stores
to Cook & Adams.
Schr Paragon, wabab, Washington, C, with naval
stores, &c Mitchell L Co.
Schf NJ Roeinson, Pugh, Nswbern, n c, with naval
stores, 5 l. Mitchell
Sch Rio, Griffin from Newbern, C, with naval stores,
70 NJ PIau
Schr Ellen, Rogers, from Washington, c, with tsur.
Scbr Samuel Cotdinston. kettlebiast, YORK River.
Scbr American. Post from York Rivsr
Below brig and bark.-Wind w W
he estB aak, bound New
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-16
!. The besi policy we believe Is honesty

Re.renceS owen 10 hundred. who will facts just as
they are aHd we feel certain the public will have confidence
in our Trcophercu; every who buys comes recon-
uended by those who have used IT. mi,
at 80 cents per boeThe clie virtues OF this iF!co-
pherous or medcated compound are
l. lis bracing, trengthenins and clarifying quauues
2 Its gently stimulating the action Of the SKIN;
lis Produ:ng and encouraging reaction IN Inc DI h
vessel, and nerve giving life and vigor 10 the hair;
It's equazng The circulation m, OF e The aas o.rsors,on
scnrf and dandrift and disp osing the hair TO euri
g. And its frequent will preserve The mar IN oeau'y
and health 10 the latest period OF life LII
Gratutous advice given all diseases connecte" WIN
tho hair at the Hair Cutting Rooms,
dl I'm l46 Broadway. cor. OF Liberty.st, up stairs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-16
TO MARINER

The new lighthouse pier built out ron The north
end of Go,t Island, opposite Newport VIII DC III up ,iS
wsek and the old one dsse This change makes alter
atoms in the directions vessels entering this harhor but
the hearing the gbtrom various points are sshy va
RIM directly for the light heretofore but can approach
mnch nearer 10 il and can pass close by north OF IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-16

II Spencer announces gentlemen that his arrange
completed for supplying according TO pre-
vens ntiHauon, FINE Fua Hat al prce tSS So'
which shall render emphacally the eApe as wen %
Lowest priced Geuaemen's Fur Ha, sale IN this
city II prepared in the same style which charac'ellze
our finest article and Ike that article IS offered al price al
which cannot be continued without an unusually lapio
sale The undersigned With all confidence aEui 10 nc
for the gentleman and economist the most desirable ~
Hat We, offered (o2otN SPENCER, 2i5 Broadway.
II Orlando Eish, Fashionable Halter, Isl Broad
way would inform the gentlemen OF Ne*-icsk thst MS
Fall and Winter sye OF Hats Is row ready their insPec
ton and critical judgement Claiming the distinction oil
having been the first project and abide by s'reuy
AMERICAN style of Hats, instead OF servesy copying me
Fashions of Europe which often unsuiied to our ci
mate and manners be reoces 10 persere that others nave
seen fl to follow his lead, and that cow the oio~lns o
European Fashions in Has is almost entirely abandoned -
the leading manufacturers.
He offers Winter svie OF GenteRens Futria Hats at
50 So and warrants them equal in MATERIAL fnsh iashiSn
and durability TO any Hat sold low S. N the city
But he distinctly understood that ms best HAS are
not old al this price but 81 So These he recommends
as equal to any sold in Ne,SYork al S under and
challenges for them comparison with any other
-, sad nsrons his new sock OF Winter hats and Judge OF
their quality He conAen that whether the cheapest or
he best Hal is desrsd the inqGFsT FISH 5 rsTe be sRed
u Wards Esakery.-The subscriber informs his
old customers public general, that he has removed
his well known Baking Establishment from No l79 Green
WITCH the eommod!ors situation no. ZI9 uIlon 81 one
door above Greenwich 81.
Having enlarged bis Bakery he IS enabled 10 supply
all orders sent to him for celebrated Cakes and Crackers
which are 50 well known require putting. He IN
tends bake the Holidays Cakes OF every description
the quality cheapues OF which shall De unsurpassed
The following is list of prices OF some OF his articles
Plumb 3D. per pound
DO. so. PLAIN iced...............2s q. Cd.
Do. do. OF 1amentec, lest style 2. cd
Almond Cake. ......................is 3D.
Citron do........ IS o.
Currdnt do..... Is. o.
MacdTOneS. - ou'
Scotch Cake. is. io
New.Yea Cales, first quality. .0s LODI
Some may think the above prices low tor good art-
Gle to such h would say call and Judge for yourselves,
az No. 2lo f tlton ST. door CHOSE Grserzvici ST.
N g. thankfully received, and purchases sent
10 5ny part OF the city. ~ dis III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-16
DIED:

Yesterday morning, after lingering illness, AMY wife oil
Richard s Williams. c,..., :. :,
tend her funeral this afternoon ats O'Clock from no. Rose
street.
pee H. Anna, wife Of Henry Lane.
Dec H. RoIlar j. Bennett, agc'i n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-16
Posr.oryrlcE, NEw.YoRg, Dec. IS, 49,

PosT-OryFIcE, NETWORK, Dec. Is 1872.
NJ Oa and after THIS DAY until further notice,
the Grea, South Mail including the Mail for the Western
States will close daily this Office at St o'clock, NJ
Except Sundays) when it will be closed at Il ?. N.
Morning Mail for offices between this and Philadelphia in
GLIDING the latter Office, will be closed daily al s A. NJ
dl4St i9 JOHN LoRIMER GRAHAM.
NJ Heads of EsaIr.-A. c. BARRY, Artist IN hair,
from ondon real Heads OF Hair still stand pre-eni-
Dept above all others Their peculiarly light gos>ainer
and ventlatng character their being shaped exactly Is he
hair grows their elasticity and their superior ma
trral and workmanship well their style OF nnlsh ana
arrangement, all combine 10 form such perfect heads OF ha
thai they must be seen TO be nlly appLeeiasa
sons See specimen OF Barry's Wigs and Soaps which
will satisfy the most as;dous thai he the best and eheap
es. maker in the city-l46 broaoWay corner % ~ I'm
street, up stairs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-16
IL Special Meeting OF the Mechanics j,

u Special Meeting OF the Mechanics sn-
stiture.-An meeting OF the Mechanics Institute
will be held on Saturday evening 18Th inst hatpasi
o'clock in The Rooms City Hall, take into consideration
matters oimportance. On Thursday this day. meeting
takes place same hour, form Debating Society Also
the usual conversational meeting Saturday, at hapaSt
O'Clock, P. ".
The Weekly Lecture will be delivered before the lnsti
tute at M - Chau,bers.street, next Friday evening.
DIS p JAMES ROWLAND, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-16

IA FOR SALE.-A desirable Country
Residence at Milton, town OF Rye Wesichestrr
Y TIE premises consist Of three and quarter
.cras ri GOOD land large two Story r1rdern built honae
constructed in the best manner for durability and conyen
ence inshed in good style with marble nan.e &c a'u
n;azza in front and rear good barn and carriage hou
also new and a variety OF fruit trees; safoeh WIN
s,ra wberres, raspberries, &c &c ,.; On
e si,rarion il healthy and beautiful, commanding an
e,aosy view OF Long Island Sonnd. The neshoorhooa IS
remarkably and quiet snt there are tss sd
Snst comnnncation With Ills city, occupying about oae
hour. .,< .,,,, ,,.. sa.,rad b,,
@ ~ mortgage on the premises. For particulars, IN
onire Of ROB RT MATHIS0N, on the premises, or
9' r. IL EELER, No. CT Wall-s;., New-fotk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-16
MARRIED:

December a. by Rev Leonard NJ. Vincent, James III.
Bcnne 10 Selma daughter OF Wright, ESQ., OF this city
Dec a. by Rev E. IL. Hatfield, A. Mettler 10 Miss r. H.
Maace. a, i Of This City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-16

n The POPULAR REMEDY all those forms o; disease
which when neglected end in Consuption such as cough
Hygiene Horeound Candy-is The most popular ana sue
remedy and nosesy Snppaasnpg i BY fac e,oas
and manufactured makers Sold wholesale and
retail 49, Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-16

EVERY BODY praises III = =. = ", - -
u.Ip TONIC and fer the best resso" IN Inc ~eFid,
because te osy &c is ss II fi hair ss w
wnea anrs,oa Of all o it, as directed al ot
you M who aeed or iand0aef ha : ue 'e'S
hiag for 700 aaly 8, no 20 South Tsdsseet Pbadsl.
pba ID s sa CO. sea f pssxs ssd and c ss
toH Dy pr;dinqs rs Broadway, coSnr7 OF Gbantefssi
1a ais, by a. B. D. SANDS 70 and i6o Fulton st.;
So;s Js q Co No. n Eas, Sroed8ay, esrrcr OF Market
~ Price 81 per bottle; SIX bottles FOR So Dim
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-16

IN CHANCERY-Before the Vice Chan
u cel!or.-Luke He,nenway Edmund Simpson and
wife e. ain pursuance OF decretal order OF hls Court
made in the above entitled cause by the Vice Chancellor
of the Firs Circuit will be sold az public auction under The
direction The subscriber OF the Masters OF mus Court
by II Myers Auctioneer the Merchants Exchange, IN
the Civ of NewYork the It'll day OF December next at
u O'Clock. noon, of that day a..
All that certain piece parcel OF land situate IN lhe
Twelfth Ward Of the City OF NcwYok, containing tour
lots sf ground i've feet two and hall inches IN
breadth in front and rear by hundred feet IN ietb on
each side which said parcel OF land described on map
NV j. F. Bridges City Surveyor, as parcel number ~ ard
lois Nos 1870 S and 1873, bounded In front on The east
by the Second Avenue the south by ll8a street. on ne
west by parcel No. g. and the north BY parcel NC -
containing 10 breadth and 100 feet and 10 in
ches and in each eide 100 feet. be the sane more
or less y. -.
Also all those certain lots pieces or parcels OF and
and premises situate also the sad Twelfth ward oil ltc
yof New.York, in the village of Hatlen, and known
and designated the aforesaid nap entI.led nap OF
mart of The Wadron property Harlem, complied june
1875 nv j. T. Bridges City Surveyor, and no" on NE ~
the office Of the Register in and for the City AID County OF
New.York 10 wit: block No q beng cor
nar block bounded nor-eastsy by one hind cd aaa nine
eenrh street souh-eastery By The Second Avenue ouh
es1erIy by block twentyeigHt S) north westerly ny 0
number one hIinJred and four, con IN block No. ~ whc
ali. bnck /, divided nio lots numbered 1901 Que hundred
and five lO4 one hundred and Si. 900 hnndrea aGd
seven and O3 hundred aad eight, fronting on sara
second Avenue continuing, each .s Ia BREADTH IN front
and rear tyepty6 five feet and half inches and IN
Length on each side hundred and ten feel he the same
more or less. Dated New York. December 10 ls42
WILLIAM w. CAMPBELL, Master in Cbancery
l. sOlcItoTs- uio @t"tb'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-16
lS COUNTRY SEAT at AUCTION

"a COUNTRY SEAT at Auctlon.-
IL Will be sold the Hudson House, II the CITY OF
san on Fridsy the thirteenth day of January, l343 at
10 ococ in the srenoon, under fsfecesu.e suit IN Gran
cery Farm Consisting OF about lC3 all OF which Of
state On the premises substantial two story DICK
Dwelling House SO by 40 feet, with large Barns, Sheds
Granary IceIouse NC and fine well OF waier There
is SO taodera.e sized Orchard part OF which produces
good Fruit.
The premises situated on the Columbia Turnpike, IN
thu yil,aye Clayerack about three miles from tie ctY OF
Hudson and is the Homestead recently The occupation OF
WILTON B. Ludlow Esq of Ciaveraca. For the condition,
ouay and extent premises purchasers requested
n iasrect for themselves. G.RJ BOWDOiS,
Assignee OF VIM. B. LUDLOW,
dis tJsr13 New.street, New York
UNrv.York American and Evening Post please copy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-16

M ATCHES lower than ever.--ln con-
wv sequence OF the reduction of duties by Tie late
tariff the subscriber selling his stock OF Gold ant Silver
Levers Anchor Escapements, Lepne, and other Watches
OF new and splendid patterns and Jewery at retail Of
considerable reduction from former prices being inucil
the city Gold Watches as low as $40 TO SIS each
Watches and Jewery exchanged or bought All Waschss
warranted 10 keep good time the money returned
Watches and Clocks repaired in The best add war
ran,ed at much less than the usual prices.
g. C. ALLEN, Importer of Watches and jewellery,
ol7su Wholesale and retail 50 Wall-sL up slams.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-16
Inc hair, at the Hair CuttInS hOOHIs'

nTs5 CnmnI,iue Burners in good order, form
ery used in the Composing Room OF The Tribune for sale
at this Office half price. They are laid aside on account
of The introduction OF Gas into the oflce hoo u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-16
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rs.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. H1.
r,s Van Walk aburgn, commission merchant, n. Y.
lewis A. Hodges. clerk, N. Y
Vim. A. Keeler, baker, late merchant, N. Y.
Rober. Mcneil, N. Y.
pndoInbns Bopert, n. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-16
YNCONOMY IN DRESS.-Extepsive

ECONOMY IN DRESS.--ExteDsive
assortment OF Rich fashionable and elegant goods'o
winter wear VIM. L. JENNINGS, No. 2z9 Broadway
American Hotel offers for The inspection Of tie public an
extensive assortmen; of seasonnne goods comprising Bed
yer and alied Cloths, Tor surouts, Sacks, Frocks &c
The Sack Overcoats, $50 much in vogue,) afforded
fourteen dollars and trimmed in first STYLE will be eun
worthy the attention OF the economi.t
Cassperes In grea, variety oil styles Tor Pantaioons-
From those who found any difficulty III getting suited
in this article a trial is solicited
Rich grocade silk and satin engs centre new syiesl
for balls parties &c. Mernos, VeveIs plain Silks, Salins
and CassnereS. Ill of which viii be made up to order un-
der the supern.endence Of ecict cutters as can be
money az istf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-16

NgcNAMEE & SANFORD, 81 Beaver
St respectfully 10 the gentlemen OF New iolh
that they their usual assortment oil hne Sh anu
Giagham Umbrellas Stocks, Scarfs Cravat Linen ooi-
lars. Gloves black aud colored, Chossons and Bayou
make, winter Under Garments, &c. &C.
To the above with especial reference TO
CHRISTMAS AND NEW-YEAR,
they have added an extensive assortment OF the
SATIN SCARFS in this market all oil winch WI, ps soiu
al 4 small advance on cost uio - a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-16

furniture aay description 10 dispose Of who are ereek
ns qP housekeeping VIII find, ready sale tsr any peIos
or all OF their goods by sending their address, OF cs
rpon the subscribe. Goods 10 any amount purchased
Al private sale--Two Piano Fnrtes.
Je2s +. COTTON s. CO.. 1877 Ch2fo us-s'-
EGood hoard and pleasant Rooms can Be obtsin ne
a, No. Is Chh-streeI i9 nlS Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-16

1910 BOOT MANUFACTURERS and
DEALEHS.-French Sparables and Metallic Piugs
for the Napoleon Boot Soles and T5ps-For sar d. tne
NewYork Paien, Nail Factory No. Go God street where
wholesale orders will promptly executed ior the eauy
uyep.ion which, until recently been suppressed rom
this market on account tbeir extraordinary durepy
,,J saviou o-er he ordinary boot soleS. dIo o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-16
"a Principle made pracca5le is Principle made useful
TAT EW-YORK CASH TAILORING
j Z ESTABLISHMENT, l43 Fuiton-N, NewYerk.

IL ESTABLISHMENT, Ia3 Fuiton-N., New-Yerk.
The undersigned, announcing tAeir patrons their de-
termination adhere strictly TIE pfScp!e OF cash deal.
ing their business would take occasion TO say that they
have become we'll satisfied OF the practcdOty and nseIu-
ess OF such plan by the uniform success which has at
tended operation in their house FROM the commencement
The advantages derived by tie customer from the adop
ton Of this systematically realizing gain o; so per cent
upon credit prices-hey conceive perfectly obvious and
therefore or the merits OF their house
and the facilities with which they invested OF furnishing
cheap and rich garment, they will not iate-fuly as
sured they that this simple fac! IS TOO wen known
their celebrity 100 we'll established require further re-
mark calling the attention OF the gentlemen OF hc
United States and NewYork in particular to their assort-
nen OF choice goods they will merely observe that unde-
Waiting punctuay and dispatch answering TIE commands
OF their frieads much part OF their system % CASH
payments. n3D ISL y. y. 0oo II 9 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-16

" of v-Tcrk.-A special meeting OF the society
viii be held the Sessions Court Room Monday, 18TH
nst, at O'Clock, P. NJ, for the purpose OF hearing inc
charges preerea against Dr. Charles H. Jackson, OF al
lodged misconduct in the practice of his profession.
81 10, II. D. 8uLkLEY IL D.. Sec Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-16

TIA Great Coufort.-The subscriber would IN
form the residents this City and the Uaitcd states gener
ally bis splendid establishment for Hair Cutting Dress
ing and Shaving, ZIG Broadway (Ho"a.as hoeil Is ton
aciersed il since opening tCro;on Water the greatest
Improvement The age this City has been made ava.
pure soft Water Ter his aed ash Ssnd and 10 assure
beu that nothing will be omitted 10 retain for this ea
i;,hmen; lis weiEknown tte-he best in tie Unisr 1s
Fancy Store elegant assortment OF every thns
required fer making exquisite Toilet Perfumes INC
richest tha, can be procured obs, Marrow aud Ponade
great variety Brushes and Combs OF every descripuon
Stocks Cravats Scsrs Gloves, Suspenders SHIRTS
and Collars with large assortment OF under garments OF
the --latest and best styles. Old Bay Water for removing
scurf and daudri from the hair imported expreSs py
himself, wholesale and retail WIGS and iour q.
OF the finest material tventlating and weil
by Charles Ridgway, whose is suIcisns grafanlee
for their fitting and superiority all others IN the S
n s. Also, Days frs, prcmiun India RCooer ofei-
Shoes Macinoshes, Lille Preservers &c &e al manuiaa
ID 2waodis f76 Broadway, (Howards aeieL