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SUNDAY OFFICERS AND Day OFFIcERs.-What is
the OF employing this class of persons, if they
do not attend TO their businessl Last Sunday there
Wa another dsgraceful row in the Second Ward
And yesterday there was drunken carman, with
ont number Oh his cart, irving to ride over per
sons on the side walk in Nassau street, and no off.
Ger came near to stop him.
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Naval General Court Martial on board Of
the U. y. ship North Carolina.

MONDAY, August s.
TRuu OF LIEUT.. ROBERT F. PISKSEy CONTINUED
The Court met pursuant to adjournment and the Judge
,dyooa ate read the minutes of Saturday proceedings
Aleter from Lieut.. Wilkes was read explaining the
reasons why he not board hen called for which
we're, sickness belief that other trial would
at SO late an hour and his not having certain
hars board which had been required him by the
Judge Adyoc aic on tkls trial.
The JuDof ADVOCATE stated that he was instructed by
he accused to request that Dr. Palmer Assistant Sur
econ IN the spcrlng Expedition might be allowed to
owed by the Court
The first N.tness called Lieut. WILKES to whom
ne Judge Advocate read the first charge and
ION, and letters embraced therein given in yesterday )
iERALD To the latter portion of the first specification
his charge Lieut.. Wilkes objected stating that he di
complain of the letter addressed to the Secretary
ne Navy by the accused but Of the charges
herein. The Judge Advocate said he post thai
ne original charge OF Lieut.. Wilkes complained o
he letter and forth with about hunting up the orgina
haIges which could not be found, but he produced .
erbatim copy thereof, which he stated 10 correspons
precisely with the charges which the accused was be-
ng irled, except IN the phraseology which was little
,aried.
la relation to the first specification the witness had
hing 10 say With relation To the second specihca on
he witness produced two letters from Lieut.. Alden
,nd one from Passed Midshpman May which, those
arties present the Judge Advocate said could not
De received evidence. On the third specification he
aid that the package was addressed to the Secretary
The Navy and unseaed and was sent to him without
ny envelope 1t came TO me through tho hands OF Mr.
Howison my clerk it was laid on my table.
In relation TO the mrs. specihcaton OF me second charge
ne said know nothing of It except from verbal report
saw however som. rigging and gunners stores thrown
n heap shore when thu schooner overhaulng
irparen ly much injured. did not know whether
through the neglect carelessness of the accused
Ny letter to the accused which he answered base
Ipon having seen those ar icles.
Q.-What were the articles or parts of articles which
we're entirely ruined
Al cannot say.
10 the second specifics OF the second charge the
witness sadI have letters and written reports upon
he subject. These were read and were as follows =:
U. S. SCHOONER FLYING FISH, !
SYDNEY, Dec. 10Th, 1889
regret the necessity of reporting the deserton of Jas
smith, Freak seymour Gee. Parker, VIM. Frazer, and
stevens they lett the vessel between and two O..
clock this morning in one of her boats.
Immediately on the discovery OF their absence which
about O'Clock, took such hope will lead
to tleir apprehension. Very respectfully,
Your obedt serv1
II. f. PINKNEY, It. Com.
To CHAs. WILKES, ESQ. Com. TX. Exped.
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U. s. SCHOONER FLYIHG.FIsH,
SYDNEY, Dec. Is, 1899.

SIR-
late have inform you that Mr. Sinclair had the watch
rom midnight to this morning that he on decl
'hory after / o'clock where he two OF the WIN
deserted but did not suspect anything OF the kind
he time, although he now thinks they about to
tart and did leave Immediately his coming below,
heir desertion reported before o'clock.
have hitherto deemed it unnecessary to conne the Of
icer Of the watch the deck, but have allowed him to
remain in the cabin, keeping of the men always or
he lookout. Respectfully,
Your obedt servl
II. +. PINKNEY, 1t. Commdt
CHARLES WILKES, Esq,
Commander Elk. Expedition.
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NrBLo's.-The new piece wasreceived with great
er enthusiasm than ever last evening, by full sa-
loon. The various changes and transformation that
take place really partook of the wonderful, while
The comic situations move the feasibility of the
most melancholy Jerome takes his benefit to.
morrow night. One who has afforded such infinite
amusement both as author and artistic, will, beyond
allquestion, be rewarded with srowded Gardens
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U. s. FLAG SHIP VINcENNEs, !
SYDNEY, Dec. Is, 1889. :

was in hopes that my communication of the 10th was
sufficiently oXpoit.
In answer your inquiry of yesterdays date inform
that at the deck Of this vessel is left without
officer and that he is regularly relieved according to
the usage OF he ce but that while lying in civil
zed port in company with the squadron the officer in
-harge has not been scrupuously required to be always
deck am very respectfully,
Your obedient servt
r. +. PINKNEY 1t. Commit.
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TO MARRIED LADIES.

MADAME RESTELL'S PREVENTIVE rOW Dhns:
1These invaluable Powders have been adopted
in Europe but France in particular forupwards Of thry years.
well by housandsn this country being the only milo
safe and ecacious remedy for married adie whose health
forbids a rapid increase of family
Madame Reste ia well know was Tor thirty years Re
male Physca an IN principal Female Hospitals in Ea-
ropethose Vienna and Parswhere favored ~ her great
experence and opportunities she attained that celebrity in
hose great medical science specially adapted
10 The female frame which her medicines sand
vailed well in this country as in Europe Her ACQUAINTANCE
her-by tracing decline and i'll health Of married females,
often apparently nerpeabe sauses which consrn many
ve knowledge Of the pri,aary causes q female ndpo:
The discovery her celebrated /" Preventive Powden;v
the but the life of many afeconate wife and
fond mother.
The feeling the importance this subject
tmatng the vast BENEFITS resulting to thousands by their ado
on would respectfully Of the
RED by all that they hold DEAR their
Is not wise and vruous evils which sub
ect BY simple and healthy within control Every
dispassionafe vuous and enlightened mind will unhe
ngly answer in the Affirmative. Price five dollars package
accompanied with full and particular directions. Tney
can be forwarded b. ma to any part Of the United ss,ies
letters must be post paid aud addressed TO MADAME HE'S
TELL Female Physician. Principal ofhcs ns Greenw,ch
street New York Office hours from AM to clock M
Boston Office No. Esse, st. 81 lmsr
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TO THE LADIES'

MADAME COSTELLO, Female Physicisn still continues
" 20 treat with astonishing success ali diseases peculiar 10
females. ISL ' '" W
SUPPRESSION resulany obstruction SC by whatever cause
Produced can be removed by Madame avery sort time
Madame C medical establishment
and alterations Tor the better Accommodation Of her
patients she prepared receive ladies on The
OF confinement those who
strncten Of their monfhy period.
Madame c. be consulted at her residence No. "a Lisc~n
ard all aud with the strctest
All communications and letters must be postpaid,
m
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PORTUGUESE
F T. M A l. E. PILL i S


N. DE BOUDELOQUE, M d.; LISBON. PORTUGAL
THE Scientific combination Of ingredients Of which tess
Pills composed made them the wonder and admi
ration Of the world They known all Europe TO %
certain producing the monthly Their certainty in all
such be used during
for though always mild safe and healthy they certain to
produce miscarriage If used during thar period.
The directions translated English and
round IN e seal Of the importer, stamped Each box
ains the signature Of NJ de BoudeoQue and the English
rcctons have the signature Of Dr. T. MELVEAU authorised
agent fer the continent Of America
They can be transmitted by mail 70 any Of the United
States Letters directed to DR. y. Melveau, box "a, New
York will with immediate attention: AL letter. nnss
be rost Sold by appointment 100 Cherry near Cans
rne Price S. Half boxes 81 No half boxes sen "
mail. 81 mr. oer
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DIR. FEUCHTW Anglers

OFFICE, No Wall street corner Observation-Disclosures
er e German silver ia sheet and fauess castings Of
tons extract Logwood Labaagu Chloride Of Soda, Of Luz
nat Sausuc Prussc Acid; Liver OF Suher oddes Of Iron
Lead and Mercury Duerrotype Chemicals Ether Ammonia
ns,sy polSn Chodds Of GSd Phosphse Of soda &c
Mu Moths Caterpars moschetoe. the compound chemcal
me ol Soap and Seed Projectors; Platina, Pasdne,
ooiaiou and Bronze, genuine Harlem Oil imported.
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FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS.

0WNG to The Celebrity eic,cy and invarabls s1ccess Of
~ Madame Restcll's Female Monthly Pills in all Of
esulaty suppression stoPpase Of those functions Of ma
cir Introduction into the United States now about four years
counterfets and limitations constantly attempted 70 De
pamed of for the genuine. Che pills purchased
twelve cents box put up in different boxes and called
Female Monthly Pulls with the object OF selling them
cautioned AGAINST these attempts to impose WON them Is
tere except those sold Madame Reste Principal ce,
las Greenwich street New York md Essex street. boston
Price 81 Madame Rcsel signature written the cev0r
OF each boz.
N BThey be used by married single, by following
the enclosed inside of each box Sold also by ap
pontment at 2 Grand street, of Allen, New YORK.
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MEDICINES.
MADAME RESTEl;l

FEMALE PHYSICIAN, Office and residence, Ns Green
witch street, between Courand and Liberty streets where
she be consulted with the actesi confidence com
plants incident to the female frame.
Madame Reste and knowledge in the treatment
Of obstinate ffemae stoppage suppression
&c., such to require but few days 70 effect perfect
Ladies desiring proper medical attendance during
nsment or other ndlspos'tion will BE- accommodated during
" Preventive Powders" for married ladies' whose de
cate precautions health forbds rapid increase Of family
will be by mail any part Of the United States Price
package All Letters Po:, gaid addressed to box 49,
N. B.-Aladame RESTELL would inform ladies residing
Of the city, whose health would admit Of travelling that
part Of the United within reasonable distance lms
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COX'S
FURNISHING STORES,

FURNISHING STORES,
Is MAIDEN LANE AND $40 BROADWAY.
COX beg respectfully to inform their friends and
- generally that they are now opening very
dole, for candles; Lamps Of every description Ich manie
panneIy, Plated Wares Dixon Sons Britannia Ware steel
Fre Irons block tin Ums, Dish Covers &c &C. together 18th
general articles in their line which they
induced to offer a, very low prices for cash.
about purchase should omit call and
inc for themselves large assortment Of the newly invented
Patent Solar Lamps. Just received.
They continue Silver Ware in all its variety
b. They also beg TO inform Their friends and the PUBLIC
generally that they have opened $40 Broadway Of
Leonard street. branch Of their establishment where Of
the above articles be had at the Is Maiden
lane,
They have for sale, article Of Polishing Powder
pero thing hitherto discovered for cleaning silver and
plated ware plate glass, sc. sl0 2wr
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OCULISTS.

CELEBRATED EYE WAITE

CELEBRATED EYE WATER
NO. BARCs n STREET. within two doom of the
A,,s, nc ss pss sp are perfect for all
fail svng nebalas of the longest standing without
CERTIFICATES.
Of age brought house last fall apparently blind Hs
called to-day and that he
DR.. Francis. whose treatment has been tbs under
'0' 0's''0'"t ReesoT Of st. Geones Church bssinsnn
This certify that two Of my children afflicted with
eyes for length Of oil them almost blind
with nebula covering the sight Every remedy was rssorsd
recovered They perfectly restored TO sight by Dr.
DANIEL 8. JONES. 40 Pearl street.
the sa Of Dr. Francis sight no. pss
'se'iy good and i%SnxRTHA BROWN. III Forsyth street,
lcsrty to the above being sTSs s!ie RsNrp,cr
Paste Of the Stanton street CauSoh
nearly blind for 1--WE ~ year. with " each
that disease my HESTER fys; Fl neg sSs
We the undersigned having Witnessed nc astonishng EN-
cacy Of Dr. Francis preparations for diseases Of ne sye
unhes.angy recommend them to the notice Of the public
Duncan Dunbar, Pastor of McDougal st: Church
H. Cone, Pastor Of the First Baptist Church.
John Peck, Agent OF the Home Mission Society.
Jacob BIounsr, Pastor of the North Barst Church
Josph Andreade. Roman Catholic Priest of st. Peters
Numerous certificates be the Office Prepared and
sold only BY Dr. Francis 10 Barclay street, New York
the natural, without giving the slightest pain. - 80
j. Francis respectfully informs his friends and the pub!ic
that IN consequence q the increase Of his business Dr. Gsnny
q ne Royal College OF Surgeons London and OF the
dencs can be placed in his pofe sonal skill Ocus
Once hours from A. M. until P. NJ jyl0 3msc
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FURNITURE.
GEORGE w. DAWSON

IVioiesait md RetaH FURNITURE and General Fur
pisking Warehouse, No. 67 Chatham street, cor .
ReT Of Duane street Neto York.
Nv hkHk he keeIs for of the follow
to- ARTICLES, Sdcboares Bureaus, Bedeads Coz,
Tables CAain, Ocs and Portable Desks, GLASS Cases Book
ses Lvoslns Glasses Dining CeRuc, Tea and Pier Tables,
P,aos 9Yl4 sofa Bsd.eads Beds Beddlns taeasers hs!
tfeAsss Cafpets, Oil Cloth Mating Fire Irons, Wash
Dressing Bureaus, Saiss, &c
q Of nd WEARING An
par auw and second handed
An the above arces offered To tho pablo at very
l1 prices Perscs Of sid articles would and Il 10
msnL ~
,ptnr ordcss punctusy attended 10 and r.rked Ia the
notice, reasonable terms Mar~sses Rsd1rg
~ tq1 hEtIse out vesseis, constantly on hand.
AL orders 70 the above establishment win be practically At
enc "a 70 4ad thankfully received. "
" THE highest prices will be given for Second Hand
0,sars, and Gentemsn's and Lsdes' Off CiothIns
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PUBLISHED DAILY by
4 m E 4 q n n II q E NJ 70 III

N. w. CORNER, FULTON AND NASSAU Sa nsd xs .;
THE NEW YoRx HERALD-A daily repsi o,n'rv I'M, nv
morning weekprce cents per COPY. SUI
scrbe furnished the rate Tor any nd IN ~
TIE WEEKLY Northumberland every nasu"ay 'nf
ocockpce siu and gldyfsr ss' v,ns. ~ ~ ~
sane rate Tor any to address tr letter. 70
JAHrs Gonpor BrrEErr, Proprietor sns Edfo-snAS or
an . bsslnss must - poT pehs
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ECONOMY, ELEGANCE, AND GOOD
LIVING

THE undersigned has at great expense fitted Of the
largest and most splendid Coffee and Eating Houses in
New Ysrk which hundred persons least sit down
70 an and substantial breakfast. dinner Iron
ceed either regards quality number of dishes by no.
tel in the United States and prices from
Mocka coffee and the very best and served only three
waters uniformly civil and polite and every visitor be
assured Of feeling in this quite at home In
fact department Of the business under the
dence competent whose sole and attention
directed the comfort and conveniences Of and
guests HENRY GOSLING,
Proprietor of the French and American Eating House,
Nos 81 and &c Nassau between John and Maiden Lane
S-Open SUNDAYS breakfast dinner and
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PHYSIOLOGICAL.

MYsTERIEs AND REvEtATII0l,Ns IN LOVE,
Married and Single Persons matters Of the utmost impor
lance TO the Human Race BY Engine Becklard, Nj. d.
Among the things duly considered this work
q importance TO single and yeens married
CourshTbe danger OF solitary Practices and how the habit
may be rcnovedThe Of Love and Jealousy with
remedy for the system the seeds Of hopeless
unhappy Opny including modes for The pro,
unborn who ought and ought
msrryThe suspicious season for wedlock &c.
way. SAINT
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FTTJTE & GUITAR.

MR. PHILIPPE ERNST Professor of the Flute. GutaI an
lvl Concertna begs his friends and pub
lie thai he has Jus, published his new Rondo Mtan for The
learner from its being well adapted that nstru
and calculated only please but afford instruction.
This Rondo with several other Of his compost
for the guitars be found Mr. Enst residence 6s
Canal where he contnues to give lessons tie above
inst rune ntg. Si3m~r
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FRENCH
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS AND MATERIALS

ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS AND MATERIALS
FOR FLORISTS.
PRUN LA ROSIERE COURT, i16 William street
ID The only Of Brun L Rosiee Co. Paris have
received the Havre Packet Ships Syie
tie Suly large Of Superior and Fashionable
Flowers Of the latest Partisan styles
No. lie William the and only depot of those
peor articles from their mandatory in Paris Rue &c Tracy
Not.
The above firm has been lately declared by DEGREES Of the
Tribunal de Commerce and the Cour Royal Paris be the
only Legitimate Of the firm Of Brun la Rosere Co.,
of Paris. s2lmsr
NICTORINE K GOWN commence business their
Enlistment, No. 395 Broadway, up stars-Madlle VIC
TORlNE whose has BECOME popular from frequent
Partisan journals Of Fashion, and whose house
at Paris the rendezvous Of the ashorble world has the
Tuesday the Goth OF September open her establishment
for the sale of French Fashions consisting Of Coaks Sha~
Mntelees, Aprons, Hats Gaps, Head Dresses and Fancy
Pasan Articles.
The correspondents Of Mad'e Victorine will keep her
sanv supplied with the very latest Fashions. Two skfu
French workwomen always in attendance. SIT 1m*r
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MEDICAL, NOTICE

lust published price so cents, by DR.. FAWCETT. Of
1876 Fulton street. New York The Great Consoie the
Mind Disessa popular inquiry into the conceaeu
that destroy the and ab OF manhood
with observations baneu OF solitary
local constitutional weakness irritation
ton and the partial total extinction Of the reproductive
powers. The Doctor also author Of treatise which
exclusively written for the sensitive female who, while she
nd in It's pages confidential and capable adviser
Dr. f. Continues TO direct his attention to entire eradiea
ton Of gopohGa elects, strctures nocturnal emissions
syphilis in its FORMS irritation constu
debility, and all diseases brought by solitary hacits Fee
male disc treated scientifically. Office 1886 Fulton street.
tusv
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EPICUREs. EPICUREs. EPICUREs

EPICUREs! EPICUREs EPICUREs!
THE Subscriber, formerly known Of the firm Of Blew
and Ten Eyck, of No. Broad street. having opened
house No. Sc! Broadway few doors below Nibo Garden,
Season vizNGane Poultry Fish, Sc &c. together with hi.
at Nblo's.
Having fitted up saloon unequaled in city, where gem
enen and their families visiting Nibo with the creates
propety have served their comfort
refreshments they may call for reasonable terms.
~ B-Cubs and Private Parties wishing rooms can oe ac-
commodated above, by
81 im&r JOSEPH TEN EYCK.
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SHAKESPEARE.

TERRAIN LUNCH-Gourmonde' Qui Vive! Thou
sands Of good cts lovers Of good fare have been for
some weeks past suffering severe dis,ppoprmens from the
fev5r now, however over and again may they feed
WELL for be i known that the John Adams, of RnickeIbock
memory hangs his hat" Terrapin also
peoT oi.he finest little fellows in Christendom, yept
Turtle Soup and steak line the mantle Of Sandy has fallen
John, to perfection good eating and drinking be
Ice Box will appesss the hunger Of him with the short
tickle the palate of the veriest anchorte.
Zine Green Turtle served this day and every day during
the season. s6 lmtr
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TO THE LADIES.

y I I'LL h1D1LO.
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY GOODS.-The proprie-
Miss KING daughter Of the celebrated Cal King.
oer Tor sale select and choice assortment OF Millinery
Goods for the spring ade yet presented to the pub
lie both regards the quality and cheapness Of the articles
The assortment consists Of the following =
The celebrated SILK HAT. CALLED CAPOTTE DOR
SHE'D SILK, ENTIRELY NEW AND ORIGINAL
STYLE-,And Lawn Hats do do-An entire new yle
"MODINE CAPOTTES, ELSSLER
COTTAGE
Parisian English FANCY STRAWS, OF the 6resf
ture in great variety.
solcits the ladies favor
with call her elegant and varied stock Of Mil
ney for themselves before they purchase elsewhere
will be them and advantage
regards the variety and quality Of the goods
MISS 8. KING Magazine de Nodes
au23 lmr 1881 Broadway.
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MANyLESt MANOLES !!-Pnccs reduced--Impertant
40 70 Hug aud Boarding. house Keepers Fs N
Gan WEST resp ctiuy inform the public, that they have
o. and and manufacturing the msngcs which,
utty aud Durability not 10 be surpassed Ii is labor
saving oechin- IA entirely supecedes the Of ironing
an idy puts Gloss on sheets, table cloths, sc &C. without
The sid Of iue They be
81 Hotel aid mixers Mansion House and nearly ali The
hols in the city They sold No Little Green street
Liberty street, ~ where Messr d. w DO bell
banging lock smilhns and all kind Of work cheaper than
eau De elsewhere.
B.-Ktchsn crates made from 10 cents to Ii. perlb.
xtQt Inn @,r
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MUSIC.
TO THE AMATEURS OF THE
ACCORDTONl

TO THE AMATEURS OF THE
ACCORDION!
SlGNOR l.. MARTINI begs to inform public that he
~ has just published his Accordion instruction which is d.
vded two pathe first for the Accordions wthout semi
tonss-he second for those with both Of which
amply furnished with selected mssc and exercises
gresssely written in ode that the ssy have
entire command over the instrument.
SlGNOR MARTINI begs also that he has large
collection Of MSS music for the which he intends
TO publish shortly and he for that instrument sort
OF music he should be required The Signor will be thankful
10 all those who will favor him his residence 80 Canal street
where he continues To give his lessons. aul9 3m.I
GUITARS.
MARTIN COUPA, Guitar NJ nufaeturers, 323 Broadway,
~ stairs have constantly on hand large assortment Of
Guitars ofFrench, German, and Spanish model
M c. would call the attention of Solo paye their
TERI Guitars, made after the model of Giuani, which in
bnincy and purity superior, and the
execution. The instruments warranted perfect and TO
change OF climate, and viii BE- changed
time should they not prove satisfactory
Strangers invited TO call and examine them.
Prices from SIS TO $780,
Sold. wholesale and retail.
3. B. Coupa continues give Lessons the Guitar.
If ou,e
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A. G.. B.
CHALLENGES competition with all. The importance
~ which all have the Head Of Hair is a clear
index the value upon figure when by
capncious freak of Nature the human is deprived Of
fair proportion, Art resorted order by artificial MEANS
to supply the deficiency Hence have arisen those
discoveries which bid Nature defiance Bariy's Venang
and 4ossamer
WIGS AND SCALPS,
real HEADS HAIR which be had at lag BnoADwAr
corner Of Liberty street, up stairs.
In all Of failure the growth of Hair, BARRY offers
Remedy exclusively his unknownto Vulgar Pacttions
ard those whom Nature has bounu her disrbu-
Hair will well place themselves under his sur
vcilance. Prices suit the times.
IL 6msc