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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-19
PHILADELPHIA.
ICorrespondence of the Herald-l
PHILADELPHIA, April Is, 1872

ICOrrespOndence o u u EeTaio-i
PHILApELPHIA, April Is, 1872.
have never know n q greater dearth Of matters Of
local interest than the present. And a. if to make our
city appear more stagnant, for the past two days oil bust
ness. including church going has been cut off by an
unpleasant north east storm. 30 far as | can learn, the
copious shower of important foreign news has had little
or no effect upon prices.
At the stock board to-day, the whole business was
comprised in fifteen shares Of the broken Manufacturers
and Mechanics Bank, and fifty three shares of the
United States Bsnk-,he latter sold at So, an advance Of
! Wilmington Railroad and State Five's fell on. The
discount on the paper Of our broken city banks 10 not SO
high as foImerly-the improvement 10 attributed to the
ease and relief ex experienced In the money market.
You will find in the North American Of this morning
a statement of the appraised value Of the assigned assets
ofthe Girard Bank. By 1.-THE assets, 1t will be seen, con
siderably exceed the bank'. liabilities, except to stock.
holdeis-and in every case where the market value could
be ascertained, the appraisers have underestiiIated.
Notwithstanding this il is not believed that the bank can
make one side BALANCE the other-so great 10 the loss and
Forrest had . good house for his benefit on Saturday
night, and both he and Miss Clifton have been re-epgaged
for three nights more.
The unpropitious state of the weather has induced De
Begins to postpone his concert tonight.
LATEST FROM TExAs.-A gentleman who lett
Bexar Oh the 2ls ultimo, informs the editor oil the
Houstopian that franc aillityis completely restored
in that section. Gen. Burleson, with q large force,
was at B-xar,a and intended to march In a few days
for the Rio Grande. The r amor that Col Moore,
with his volunteers, overlook the rear guaTo OF tne
retrea,ing Msxicans, is contradicted. Although
the Mexicans had but six hours notice that Col.
Moore was advancing TO attack Bexar, they re.
treated so precipitately tn. even the spies could
not Overtake them Such was their alarm that
they fed six y miles before they v~entured to en-.
camp or even make a fire. The Milan Guards and
many of the volunteers from the counties east OF
the Brazos who are not mounted, are returning TO
their homes ~ o. Pic.
IMPORTANT military MOvEMENr.-We under
STAND, says the St. Louis New Era, that orders
have been received from Head Quarters OF the Ar
| my, directing the immediate march OF the 9th Re-
gIment United States Infantry from Jefferson Bar
racks to Fort Smith, Arkanzas. Five Companies
of the LIST Regiment of Dragons, are also ordered
10 the same destination and one company OF the
lst Regiment United States Infantry is ordered
from Forts Crawford to Leavenworth. We do not
understand these movements. Our accounts from
the neighborhood of Fort Smith are to the 18th ult
and no limitations are given Of disturbances with
the Indians in that quarter.
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S5UO VI

$OVU PRE MUM.
TIKI INDESTRUCTlBLE Inn, which X. M. BART
4 LETT exhibited at the Fair Of the American Iasti,ute,
New York, 1871. with an offer Of $500 TO any one who should
extract IL from p1per, and which rsGel ed the gold medal Of the
Institute, can be had by calling on Messrs. Raw don, Wright
& Hatch, bank sote engravefr,, ~ Merchants Exchange.
Orders from any part Of the Union, post paid, through the
above nam ed house, will he promptly attended to.
Wnting made with this ink will rem-in unchanged az long
q P,per will CT dure, aud is ~e.ceediorly valuable .beye all in
delible inks nnw i, use, OF which we have any knowledge.
John Torrey, NJ D., Professor of Chymis,ry, &C..
james X ChiltDn, NJ u Practical Oh, mist.
John A. Warder, M d, Professor Of Chymistry
Aim and Mlperslog, e. nc,nnafi College. Ohio.
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FIRE IN WILLIAMSBURG, VA "A fire broke out il
this ancient city on the llh, winch DESTROYED The
housss OF Mr.. Thomas Sand, Of Robert Anderson
AID the Office ofG w. SOU hall. Iii the mos, ey.
fensive confagration tina, has ever occurred in
W.liamsburg.
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p~EAxsALL,s OAR EsTABLlsHNE founded in
L 1885,, at 42 Wa'er street, S doors above Catherine market,
the only es. adjustment OF he ki.d in the United States, con-
tinaes to supply the Navy, the American, Russian. aad span
Bosls for the last four ye, rs-and has now the largest assert.
b. The Branch Oar store, on the North River side, is
shut up, and removed t, 402 Water street; and as ! save all
the expenses of o ie store, | will sell enough cheaper to those
who come from tho North River side to pay them fr their
troublh. Race Boats, Club Beats, Oars and Sculls sold SO per
zen l.ae IN an last Yea az I'M
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CARL KING.

CARL KING.
The well-bnown and celebrated Millinery and Ladies Straw
Hat manufacturer {, her m jesty he
QUEEN OF
respeetfnily begs leave to announce to the Ladies that he
~ on hand a most splendid and iashlonable assortment OF
Ladies Straw and AK Hats. The Straw Hats are manufae-
tured to a mos. fascinating and becoming shape, called
THE EtLsLER CO
with 0ipsey sides and a Swiss Flare around the front. The
braids these Hats ire made Of 10 Of the most elegant patterns,
The Albert straw in particular ~ patropissd by
QUEEN
The ak d. department 10 conducted by the most ingepious and
tasty miilinens not to be equalled. The silks are Of the nex.
ct style, fresh imported. Trimming and Flowers to cores.
No. 50 Canal near Broadway, and " Division streets.
N, Bills Pa IL Ribbons and French Flowers, are Of the
latest style, and An be purchased at either Of his establish.
mepts al wholesale and retaii on reasonable terms. a. I'm.
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MIRACULOUS
CURE OF

NEWARK, December a l54i.-Dr. RIng.-DeE Sir:-You
will please to excuse my not snswe,ins you 10 relation to
storement to lie as II were. was 81 Unexpectedly restored,
that il appeared more like q dream than reality, not only TO
myself but TO my friends l can assure ysu ysu have tks pray.
es Of one whose lite is dear 70 him. Situated a~osg friends
ever kind and dear, ana a family who look to him for support,
and who also Join in praise to you, and their Ged, for his un.
speakahIe N. rcy IN sparing me at this time Anything that is
Ia my power 10 do, which Will. be Of beneht 20 you, such a.
"a, ing an account Of my suffering in a certificate, that you
might publisnio the world, asst is witnsssed BY my frisnds,
to pay tenfold The price you charged, l would willingly DO a.;
but I have been SICK 80 long that my pecuntary means have
exhausted. 1t is ov. T three years since was attacked with what
our doctor c.isd he Ibh.mma Dry Rheumatism, BY which |
which fell away mo,t lrieh tft.'y, sisasnng oIs irsn all wSrs;
and mad il not been for a fex hundred dollars had saved when
Ia work l aud my family would have been in the workhouse.
SO you and hope the puslIc, sill see how much ! owe you
for once more being able H. earn my daily bread; ana that ,oy
three bottles Of sour Elixir, " hieh you sent me Tor ave DOL
lars; and. considering II truly the 'E.ixr OF Lille" an WIN
BENZ. C. JACOBUS.
Witnesscs-Hapnsh Jacotas, William +. Dean
Prepared and SOLD by c II. RING, So Fulton street corner
Cliff mas Inn
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Baltimore.
TCorrsspoadence Of the Herald


tConsspoadence Of the HERALD
BALrIMoRn. April Is, 1912.
n Solemn Day-Nobe conduct of our Mayor.
Ma. EpIToR -
Yesterday, though Indictment, was a solemn day
From the rising sun until the setting thereof, our streets
were one scene of funeral ~solemnity carrying to their
last long resting places, the bodies of q portion Of those
who met death upon the ill fated Medors. Some of the
victims had been members of various FIRE companies, and
in consequence, the whole ere department turned out in
procession, exhibiting the last marks Of respect to their
mortal remains. The solemn tone Of the music, the muf
fed drum, the tolling Of bells and the sad countenance,
OF spectators, a. the proc ssion moved slowly onw ard,
brought home to the heart q feeling which found its
way through more than one eye, and became eloquent in
the poten, language of overs cling tears.
promised in my lsstto speak more fully OF the noble
Rarttaken by Col. Solomon Hillen, our worthy May or,
throughout, the whole Of this lanentable occurrence. He
notoniy perfotn ned his duty as an officer, but ass private
cannotia TAIL TO win for him in after times . crown Of lam.
reis greene, richer, and more enduring han are those
the unfortunate wsre poor and in humble c;rcr MsmJ %
Howsrd-hke he sought ,hem out, and SAMARITAN Ill. his
were in poverty he gave to bury them secsn ,ue de.a
where the ivi nvers wounded, suffering ana = sma
How xlorio must be the immortality ao%,S so%ioI'sbls.
a~philan,h' ~ and how noble the breast wherein i u' !; /.
Eenerated such ere the gentlemen oi nature.
am h. ,py to inform you that there are no more ,..,..
to add t. the unfortunate number already mentioned a.
having fallen vfcumtto the late steamboat disaster :
There are several however in q very critical ana dsnssr
Gus state,o whose recovery there Is but little hopes, The
boa, yet hes a useless hulk 10 the same place where she
sunk.
The Naval Court Martial is still in session hearing thu
Ease Of ant Adams.
The nsw mail arrangement. Of which made mention
and which was to have gone into effect on the fifteenth
has by some means or other been frustrated for the pre-
sent. and will be deferred until the first of May. Tia,
railroad companies, I believe. were not prepared at IN,
time TO accept the proposals., or rather could not com,
mp 10 their requirements.
DR.. Lsrdner commenced his course of lectures In tn,
Theatre, delivered two, abandoned hat sink Of iniqui'y
ADD hsssdv ertised to deliver the balance in the Univer
tended.
Ihcar OF no change in money affairs. Virginia money
is selling for "a aiscount. Railroad notes have improve,
fo4e Per cent diacouot The weather this morning d
very disssreeaole 1t Is raining, with a cold northeas
wind. Ysuts por,,,rv
FIRE IN WILLrAMsBUEo, VA fire broke out il
this ancient CITY on the lh Un,oh daa,,ou.J al.
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WHO WANTS a BEAUTIFUL CLEAR


IN COMPLEXION
L HIS 10 not addressed TO ladies only. but gentlemen too. To
be brief, you are assured that freck IS. Pimples. blotches, sun
burn, tan, morphe~ ", or any dis6gt ration of the skin. are re-
moved by he Italian ehemical soap; dark, thick. sunburnt or
yellow skin, change to a healthy Lear hne after using thM.
The public arc particularly requested to notify that is no zu6E
ed nostrum, but the INVENTION Of NJ. Vesprini, an Italian phvai-
cian. The New York Herald Of March as, Issa says-"An
Italian has lately formed a soap Of the wild herbs OF his eouu-
try that will change the color Of thick, dark. yellow or sun
burnt skin 10 healthy clearness; cure eruptions of skin, such
a. salt rheum. scurvy, &c. We are Told by two per sons who
have used this. that IL 10 excellent, aud we advise all 10 tv IL
This 10 sold by T.JONES, at the sign Of the American "a
Gle. s2-mind the right number, or you'll. be chested-e2 Chat
ham street. Price SO cents a cake. 1879 Fulton ST, Brooklyn. T.
All agent. mso im&
FRENCH MILLINERY GOODsa-E- b. sTRAE0E
L has received bv the Baltimore, Rhone and other Havre
packets. very, rich French Artificial Flowers, new Tariatsn
trade, which he will sell at reasonable prices
Aso, all kinds OF materi as for howsr makers, selected in
Paris BIZ
ais st'm e B STRANGE. 1879 Walker ct.
ITO PAfEN MANUFACTJ KEkS.-lks suoscnbsrs M
i notice that Nessrs Howe & Goddard, of Worcester, aiSsar
nave appointed them their agents, and are prepared to furuach -
Sqort notice, upon the most reascnahle terms. FoprdripisY r.
Cylender Machines, with fire or steam dryers, and Sizing NJ
ehinss to eize pxper IN the web as IL leaves the dryerp. Az!
svs<y kind 81 Machinery aIpertanine to the manufacture Of ~
per, which in point Of workmanship and fnish 10 not suypanso1
By any other establishment in this country. A isrre num6sv ~
dow an operation IN many 81 the beat m'Ilt to whom rsfsrsse0
FIkssE 4 BROOKS Paper Warehouse.
0BdHW Liberty stYoo1
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ITO LADIES AND DE hr. rt.koIAN
soAf-Is aiw ssmcseieu. IN removing f%seehiss. d.rx
spots, redness. and eruptions o. the skin. This Soap imparts
to The shin a sot aud eicsss texture resembi,i Z the bienSihs
lPiMPIEs ON IHE FAIE. BLOTCHEs, &c.-sir Ast
usy Coep.rls Lotion svarAbIy sscoeeds in removing p,mp.es
ture. or long Standing. Price 50 cents, Sold b. 4. M 0UI0N,
L1 Bowery, eors~ &c Grand 81 $50 Broadway. and ~ Esst
Broadway. ms im'
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RINGS VERBENA CREAM
A TRIUMPHANT.
THE true ssst; of the exquisite merits of Rinss ysrbena
being again awarded BY tie judges. stthe American Institute
Fairfield at Niblos. The longer this celebrated shaving soa ~ il
Known, and the more extensively circulated il has B. come,
seems only to confirm tn: fA'tering sno uasolicit ed testimoni.
as il has received from all parts df America and Europe. In
deed, the constantly increasing demand is q source Of proud
sands have been for J ears attempting, viz ian 'Emolient
American shaving soap," which. TOR ease. comfort, and ceono-
my, cannot be surpassed either at home or abroad.
From the Herald.J
S~haviug-Ring's Verbena Cream for shaving, is q most CAPT.
tai article. Il can be had at So Fulton street. We have hied
il and found il very superior. II softens the beard aud makes
the operation as gentle az magnetixinE.
From the Bostou Trayele April, ls4o.1
VgRBENA CRtAM.-This new Sh tving Compound 10 now
all The rage. a. well amoIg tonsorisl professors a. among
those who prefer to gather their own diurnai crops. Ths bar
bers say that a pot of !. lasts twice as long as the same guam
tuy OF another sopouscious pr. paration; wnile those who save
their siypepce declare that with the Verbena Cream, Z dull
razor will insure q smoother face than most oil the old soaps
with sharp steel; besides il 10 ffagr mt to the sense, soften
ing TO the Skin. a great destroy er offreckles.
Druggist, So Fulton street, NY.
NIB. Bew are Of ~unblnshiug limitations; and observe the
written signature Of e. II Ring on each. mai tm~
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NJ tDlCATr ID Ca NDlES.
DR. F~LEMING'5 WORM CANDY is ~undenlably the
- most penectly adapted to the total exterminaton Of
Worms in old aud young, OF any thing Of the kind ever pre-
pared. Children lks II, and It Is warrants, 1 Vegetable and per-
iectly safe liz its shects. q,
His DIARKHGA CANDY, prepared from his celebrated
Quicker Balm. is SAID to do wonders in all eowel co nplaints
most soothing and salu,ary. i is p. asant, safe and certain.
HisC ATHAkTiC CANDY certainly open: a new era IN
MEDICAL compounds For cleansing and mvigorating the
stomach and bowels. removing ohstructea hu nors. for COS tive.
pe,s, bilious sabits, colds, fever jaundice, headache, and indeed
in all cases where ,hyslc is needed, this candy ]: notsurpsssed
-besioes, II tbs as pleasant o take AZ p. rpermint candy.
His DINNER CANDY, Tor costiveness, ind,gettion, dis
tress after eating, he ,rtburn, &c &c, 10 recommended a. me
Of The best stomschies and touIcs no W in use. And then it 10
80 handy and safe.
The rapidly ncreasng sales and popularity sfthese pleasant
candies prove their utility;
lungs and v~indpipe, dysp pia, &c. &c. 10 an uaequalled remedy
read the following
Ma. CovERr:-
SrR-i have received much benefit from the uss OF your
Balm of Life In removing the pans about the chest, oecasioped
BY dyspepsia. and espe eially in streng thenpg my voice. ]
cspnot say that my health IL yet fully restored, but am great
~ improving Taylor, jr.
N York. Feb. IA, 1879. las Nassau street.
Seld Wholesale and retail bv J. YER
1871 Nassau street.
Also BY g. Stewart. rs Fulton st Brooklyn. m2s lon.
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SPRING FASHIONS.

THE subscriber desires the att .nt,ou Of strangers and other,
1 10 his large aud extensive assortment Of stocks. scahs,
cravats ready made linen and muslin shirts. pocket kerchieis
silk, meriDo, and amoswool shirts and draw rs; suspende m,
gloves, hosiery, sc. &c 1t is the intention Of the subscribert,
ionable patterns Of sesrfs and cravats His assortment will al
ways be Il und varied and extensive. The subscriber continues
the manufacture of his ce ebrattd Elastic Stocks. Gentlsmen
may depend on being suited by calln at the Old estabishment
al Broadway, between MURRAY street and Park Place.
mis- I'm. PaRSELLS, agent for J. Agate.
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SOpND AND WHITE I~Er.rH-lhe oest artic 9 IN use
- for cleansing, prcseryiny, and beauiifying the teeth, 10
TINES ORRfS TOOTH PASTE. II improves the eobr
OF me hps and gums. and imparts a grateful sweetness TO the
breath-PrIce so ceuts.
BEAUTY OF COMtLExiON-The best cosmetic for
removing tan: freeklcs sunburn and healing pinples and erup
ions OF The skio. is the Iabiettc Of Pearl and Alabaater.
Lry. u, lsd,es, and be convince Price as cents. = Id only
nE. N Guions, ~! Bowery, corner OF Grand. iss and a7s
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WATC les &
UEDv VnU

TNHE. subscriber lis ceiling all descriptions Of gold and silver
L Watches, gold and sivsr pencils, gold chains. teys, Sc, at
retail, lower than at any other place n the city. Gold Watcheo
changed or bought. All Watches, are warranted to keep
good time, or the money returned. Watches and Clocks re-
paired in the best m inner, and warranted, at much less than
the usual prices, by one Of The finest workmen in the city, 6.
Z, ALLEN ] ,porter OF Watches aud Jewelry. who1esajc
and retail. 80 Wall street, up stairs. m!S im+
NORTHUMBERLAND PALMERS new "a
- kerry, corner Second street and Bowery, al pounds for a
hilling-snd made from the best superhne four-try it.
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RINGS COUGH CANDY
II 'egree Of confidence placed 10 this Vegetable Cough
I Candy by a majority Of our physicians, ought to inspire
the like in the rind Of every scsptc, Who perhaps 10 so from
having been deceived by some article that promised ever, thing
tcie they did not place implicit reliance in its v,r,ucs7 Would
clerpyfntn and o,her public speakers speak publicly Of its De.
iifh 'fl relief, IN Tut Treating the air passages and giving the
voice a manifest inordinate volumei In fine, would every
body who has tried 1t 80 sirenuorsly promuigste its Writ nes,
had not the almost miraculous effects Of its powerful agency
Prepared and sold, wholes Le and retail, for expectation, by
Oh. MING SO Fulton str. ct. corner Of Clif. mis- I'm.
STEEL P~ENS-From the celebrated manufsctory Of 10
y seph Ulllott, OF BRA ingham.-The high reputation Of
these pens has induced many isferor makers TO initiate them,
thereby ipjuring thelwell earned repota ,oa Of J seph 0illoW.
purchase.
The genuine may be known by their superior quality, and
BY the style ofputung up. A constant supply for sale BY
mas Inn % Maiden Lane.
HAIR OIL.5rhere is no Oil in the world tnat can Dc good
hair 10 burned it viii grow again as good as ever All the
powders Tor dying the h4r IRE nothing but q mixtLrs Of lime
and hthrage, and the hair IL not d. ed, but Ii orally burned.
Liquids Tor dying the hair are compositions Of easstic and
spirts. that burns N the same way as the powders, and don't
dye the hair, aud the hair will grow no matter how many
times y. is burned and every bid, k ows also, that when
the head Is full OF dsndruf, the hair beziBs 10 tarn gre v, and
baldnesa follows; From IN experience Of wenty years, being
hair cuttW, and having the opportunity of exsmin ng a great
many heads, land blockheads) have made myself q great
Eseptial. Oil of Almonds, :" for desroy,ns dsndun, preventing
the. hair froIa coming out aud turs in grey. This inimitsble
Hair Oh will make the hair grow well, no matter how muel,
dandruh or soreness 10 on the head.
1856 Greenwich street. New YoIk. Price so cents a bottle.
ma I'm
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THE NJ

Z ADWAY, corner of Thames street-This splen-
L L did estab i,hment is now open for the reception Of the
public .havieg been fitted up. as an elsgast resort for gentle
men de,,roHi Of spsndias a lew hauri 4 leisure in the prse-
sness pursuits Two separate saloons are fitted uD a. billiard
rooms aud bowling alleys. The first contains four very supe-
rior tables, and the second four excellent alleys. Each sa-
loon has tn. adv autase Of a ine light AM pisny, of room, and
expense have been spared to place The Kremln upon a foot
ing, in point OF attraciians. of the most inviiDg respectable
ty.. The proprietors, in inviting gentlemen TO visit the! e.
tablishment, beg to assure them. that eepecial regard will be
had to their acco nmodation. and no expense will be spared W
give satisfaction, and make them perfectly Sat home.r
BEN WlLsON, formally proprietor Of the
Montgomery Hall, Montgo merry, Ala.
GEO A. THOMAS late book keeper
at the AStor House.
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TO BE LET-The store III Broadway. adjoining Trinity
church gard. suitable for any business, md faverably known
a. an od and popular stand
Also, twelve or fourteen furnished apartments, for single een-
tlemer, which will he let BY the month or otherwise. There
10 q dining saloon upon the European plan. attached with Tho
Kremln, v here msals will be served at all hours. ala stood
A GREAT BARQAlN1To let, the Bowling Saloon %.
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Unil orm pti'e--no a,atement- mse I'm.
VOICE FROM NEW JERSEY

To Messrs. J PEG e& Son. IS Division ct.
AGENrs-Rushton X Aspinwall, Astor House and ITO Broad
way; A. Hill, as Greenwich s.; Clark, $50 Hudson street;
Wilson. ass hudson str ct; Allen x n IT, 3s Grand s.reet:
Elwen, 3 Sixth aveua.; Stons, corner Of Hudson and MonsSos
mery streets Jersey CITY.
Agents in Brookiyn-Hays, ls) Flu ton IT.; Stiles, 1853 Ful-
ton 81; and Handy IS High at.
Fisher. w sshi"gton tity ID. c.; Philips, grocer, Wiillans-
burg; Bush, Staten Island; Duvali, az Broad st. Newark, N.
j.; Burke Princeton. M
Each envelope Of the genuine Horenound Candy il ngnsd J.
PEAsE & on IS Division ST. of whom it can be obtained
ols ~ seinI a
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maker, PHALON'S Qnl lnications are well Known and app-e.
Grated. H.. has proved himself to be decidedly the best in the
city. This 8 a fact which every wig m,her knows :.
AconvIncIngp proof. If any were waiting, a. the opinion OF
three Of the odest and best judges il the proiessiso in New
York can testify. The public can now judge from the
PRE- NUNS
viz. the silver medal last year, and the first premium this,
a warded by the American Institute, who u or Is not the best
Wig maker in N. " York. mos