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CUNDAY SCHOOL BOOK DEPOSITORY
- Books Of the American Sunday School Union
may be always had at the Bookstore of R. FARM
HAM, corner of llth street and Pennsylvania avenue,
al the same price as at the Depository in Philadelphia
mar 10
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SODA WATER, fresh from the fountain, at Gill
y MANS Drug Store feb "a
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can be had in the city.
feb l--tf MOORE & TURPlN,
Penn. av next to corner 10th st., north side.
HAIR BRUSHES AND COMBS.-Just received
III at the Washington Perfumery and Fancy Empo-
rum corner of Pennsy lvana Avenue and 10Th street,
an additional supply Of Hair, TOOTH Nail, and Sha-
wing BRUSHES.
Tuck, Side Dressing, and Pocket COMBS
Which now renders my assortment one OF the most
complete offered for sale in this District.
The public are respectfully invited to call and ex-
anime JAMES CLEPHANE,
mar a. Corner Of Penn Av. and 18th st.
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wholesale and retail. mar 2l-3t
T1IsH & co.'s SPLENDID SPRING HATS
r We invite the attention Of gentlemen to our
present stock of Beaver, Cashmere, Moleskin, and
Brush Hats, which, for elegance of material and
style, are altogether unsurpassabe the style as sold
BY us is identicay the same as introduced in the
city of New York on the lst instant and distinguished
for the peculiar neatness Of its model Gentlemen
wishing elegant article, at moderate price, will
do we'll to call
To the economically disposed, we offer an assort-
ment Of genteel fashionable hats at prices varying
from 80 to 49,.
N b A full assortment of caps of every descrip-
ton o. FISH & CO., Browns Hotel,
mar 20-4t and l37 Broadway, N. Y.
C,TANDARD PATENT MEDIClNES--Just re-
- ceived and for sale at CLEPHANE'S Perfume
nv, Fancy and Patent Medicine Depot, corner of
Pennsylvania avenue end 10Th street:
Brandreh's Vegetable Pills Wright's Indian Veg
etable Pills; Paria's Soothing Syrup for children
seethng; Poweli's Balsam Of Aniseed, for coughs,
colds hoarseness, difficulty of breathing, and huski
ness in the throat.
Falc's Cough Lozenges Worm, Vanilla, Soln,
Rose Lemon, and PEPPERMINT Lozenges.
Scudder's Eye Water
Palmer's Extract Of Sarsaparilla
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry
Hampton's Vegetable Tincture
Pastries de Paris, for bronchitis, &c. mar 10
CLASS BEADS AND BUGLES--A good assort-
trimmings for ladies' cloaks, dresses &c. just re-
ceiyed and for sale at }. M DORSETT'S
Fancy, Snuff, and Cigar store,
ian A. No. Ii, east of Gadsby's hotel
CODA WATER, fresh from the fountain, at GIL
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ZINE CHAMPAGNE WINE--I shall receive !.
i few days, for sale, 100 baskets superior Cham
payne Wine, of the celebrated Higsa brand.
This Wine has just arrived in New York, per shin
Baltimore shipped to my order, by j. Bouche Il PA
direct from tho vineyard Of Raron Marsui, lormsry
mar l6-Stf IS. HYATT.
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q HOLMES has just received
y. hogsleads Porto Rico Molasscs
Is boxes Raisins
For sale at small advance from New York prices.
Also, 900 dozen fresh Eggs, received and for sale
wholesale and retail. mar 2l-3t
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NTOLASSES hhds. Porto Rico Molasses, for
lvl sale by s. HOLMES,
mar 49, Grocer, 7th street.
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MRS. E. b. MILLER'S Fine Cut Chewing To-
lu bacco, Woodward's fine Smoking Tobacco.
Just received and for sale by C. H. JAMES.
feb 10 Corner l4th and E St.
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And that in all cases of an affirmative response,
consign, to such chewer SO responding, one OF
the aforesaid Congressional pocket spittoons,
with this injunction
Take that, sir,
And keep it in your pocket, or your hat, sir;
And when you spit, sir,
Use III, sir,
And when you fill it, sir,
Don't spill 1t, sir,
But leave, we implore, sir,
The box at the door, sir!
And your fnemorialist would further recon-
mend, that the net proceeds arising from the
shearings OF the grass of the public grounds be
appropriated to the compensation of the required
number of negro boys to empty the contents Of
said spittoons without the limits of the public
grounds. For, inasmuch, as
This practice, so vicious,
And highly perncious,
And vet which all chewers esteem so delicious,
Will not soon be dropp'd,
And cannot be stoppd,
You still might adopt
Some measure whereby the ladies' long trains
Nav be saved from tobacco's disfguring stains
Or your memorialist would suggest, in lieu of
the foregoing recommendations that all chewers
ruminators, or masticators of the herb aforesaid,
be required to eschew their chews at the doors
of said galleries, and to surrender all such
plugs, papers, or parcels, or fragments Of plugs,
papers, or parcels of tobacco as may be in their
possession. to said doorkeepers and that in lieu
thereof, the said chewers, as aforesaid, be sup
piled by said doorkeepers with calamus, or cam
momile blossoms, for the time being and the
waste paper Of the two Houses be appropriated
to the purchase Of said calamus and cammomile
blossoms; and that they be purchased by con-
tract;
And we venture to say,
That by night and by day,
On the spot or away,
Until he grows gray,
Your memorialist will pray
@ Ever, ct eetsra
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IN Wood! WOOD!! WOOD!!!
i HE subscriber is now selling at his Wood Yard,
on 7th, between D and streets, opposite the Ma
tona Inteligencer office, wood at the following ~
duced prices for cash
Oak at "a per cord, Pine at 80 per cord. s
Has, also on hand so cords of first quality Ash.
which he will sell at astonishingy low rates. ,
mar l9-eo3t J. HI. THORN.
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T lME-300 barrels Of Lime, fresh from the KILN.
IL now landing, in good order, end ready for d.
livery. ea- YxSxB IN
Also on hand, Oak, Hickory, Pine, and Ash weed,
will be sold low for cash. or to puuctual cuatorners
M WALTER WARDER,
Southwest corner of l2thAnd streets north,
mar l9--eo6t near thA cnnal 4
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RHODE ISLAND.
A resolution was submitted, and adopted, call
ing on the President for all information touchin.
the application Of the Rhode Island authortie
for the interference Of the General Government
in the Dorr rebellion and the action taken thereon
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FRou EIv.xA.-The following paragraphs ar

FROM HAv,yA-The following paragraphs are
from the Havana Faro Industrial of the ID
PurxoNrNoy-La.t Sunday there fell, in the val.
lev of the River Amcndares, perfect dcuse Of
rain which caused most extraordinary use IN the
river itself fairly sweeping MI before IT. Inc very
next iav in place ot keeping up. the river tell TO
level three feet below what il had been nj any tine
during the previous severe drought. ~ suddenly
did the river fall that boats which II, the time OF he
rise were made fast 10 the trees, were found he
next morning entan.led in The upper branches. Inc
importance O. this river 70 the city OF Havana Is
known 10 all. Ii supplies the BASIN and aqueduct
upon which the city now entirely depehus ,or us
water and the question now 10 be answered ana
that speedily l., what are We To 90 mere mas
been great sinking of the bed OF the river, and
fears are reasonably 10 be entertained that may go
so far as 10 render orr dock useless. We should
not FORGET the sinking OF the rlver San Antonio
We must earnestly request all the neI.hoofhFod 10
advise us OF any change in tie level OF the waters IS
soon possible
PAPER MANuYAcroRY IN HAvASA.-We are At
last To have permanently established paper manu-
factor. 50 necessary 10 tho growing importance o.
the daily press OF the city. From faithful and JUDI
coui calculations, made by those engaged IN tins
enterprise, 1t has brcH usCertaned That, taking hlo
consideration the comparative facilities '1r procuring
materials and the present high rates OF dunes and
ireighIs paper of domestic Manufacture NAV he soh
N lower rates than lie papers iihp"fuH rom wv
North. The Captain General Of the Island hs'
with the utmost liberlity, granted 10 The Company
II charter Tor the term o; ten years.
The old Castle OF ArARES, so famous ~ beng
the only one which was not surrendered tn The Bnt
ish in The great siege that look place IN the yesf
l7t5 has i1isiy been completely renovated under
The direction oil the Royal Engineers. liz com
mandiug position and great importance 10 the DE-
fences Of the hnrbOr have been ut last appreciated
Two copper mines were discovered IN June N
the prov of Guaracabul!s, hitherto entirely IN
known to Any one. As far as yet explored, they
promise the richest results.
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Correspondence OF The New YORK fS"i'F'
PlriApELrHu,. Juig ls-P. "

Correspondence oi J he New '"'N - ~
iHiiAnEL'h'N. 49,
T,,y SuRKr>pER OF McCLAIN.-Ihsre T. a good
80, ,,.a- A. ;.,c.cn, r,l-;,c 10 ne es,-o
- N.,'-,n who surrendered ai'cl Ia the N-y'ige-
ie,i7, hen- c1fse, or the prncua a-,of' % =.
Il .iiifh,rce Atet enytny exam Iat ~ l -
] NJ .hch he ,ya. defended y VIM u Rec n1 'elfs
~ p,ff.n -. me Mayor f-i,.N; I" I'r"''e ' 1, "'ei
el he dei-rdeltt - be- commute .i-,,,,o, ,- 49,,
f,r Of treason ae Prnee .'in ne, sSsn,. "
Clam vs. ~ nu n, !; l. .,y,r h'ra ~
uron ,t ebo,- s,5.gi rtg iaos iv sr5rs
,"','H r,' -i amt a ttst the pr'"let ,tsoi az
. amg"al u ~, o, ], ,ra.,, ~ hose.
% s,n'so nr. charged rs Eaton li7r',c' WIN ,aoSl.rE
| Nv ,,,i isli t..h,,i M 800
james Coi'y jane JANE, w. '.".ery Il nls t;r. a..
WI, h Rsc,gt All were bcund over N siro each
y, rl.,.Tr
tcy al.n rpu-a r.,l before t Recorder 70
y, oh ars OF ISM. e,o.ion, ta,0raa- 600 t'e
,srred M ne ,;uu'hvcn5s Disturbance ',' 4" '' ,r q
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By This Mornings Mail.

F,r,l. AccrDg>r-Dnic Newman Jr. aged
lG went into The store GA Emory & Go. Cen
,rcvilIs, Nd. on the 10Th and took up pistol,
which he was warned rot to touch as It w''
beayI,v loaded. unheedng this he a''enp'es
- oo,i i, hut i, resisted his effort he then tune:
i round and was pushing back tae trigger viii
his thumb. when !. slipped and the pistol wa
fred Iodrins the charge IN his body lie d.ot
49,, u,:nutes ntlnr.
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The Canvass IN Georgia.


DAaiES. Geo. July II. 1911.
II may please you 10 learn that, notwithsland-
ng the yaponng OF the Loco Focos about Annex.
atom snd their ignorant rsmaroes about the
Bank aud q Tariff, Georgia remains firm. There
is great field at the South for designing and
dishonest politicians 10 abuse Tie people by false
statements as 10 the effect oil the Tariff. For in
stance / heard mnuthiug dcmagoguc, (who
once pretended 10 be L Wing, but IS now paid By
the Locos to DO their dirty work. assert that the
poor man pays jnst as much duty for the coarse
fabrics he wears the rich man does for his coat
OF fine broadcloth, alleging thet The duty was
charged Oh the ,reight, and not on the cost of
the goods
The Loco Focos hight desperately. but we shall
beat ti:cm. Every Wing has buck!ed on his ar
NOR, and viii meet the enemy face 70 face.
Very respectfully. JF $ H.
IiOR l,PEEIS..- ESQ
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Subscriptions for clay tribune.

MED:cIHAL WATERS YRos SARATOGA SPRIS0s.-Itsi
LesnetnI get from The iounss. water. GcsA All
pure for the of ciy aya!d' MrssrS. 4. H. SANDS
Co have made such seeUts that during the whole -
they will direct from S1r,t"sn the Congress. tnoo,
Pavilion and Iodine Sprn, waters. fresh from the Ouutan.
which they al! send quantities Ia customer. %
any ptft ol the city TO those t,Ob!ei with Gypevc com.
complaints bou, affection. the SGrntoga hnve lonG
been amou, the pleasant and safe of restoring
healthy hc9n the organs ogd.estyn and secretion. The
great object have them fresh sparkling and full Of the "a
tive that their beneficial influence upon the system nay
be folly experienced.
contaa. supply fresh from the Springs c,rciu " rac.ed
to transport with safety. For sale wholesale AID re
tail by y. &. SANDS = co. 81 Bfoadway co.ne, Ch,u
bers-st. IN the Granite Building. - -.
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DARTMOUTH CoLLEGt.--! he annual Commence
mcul OF ns rnl-- honoed institution 'nkes P'ere o.
Thursday the 18th INST. The nnni'eisafivs rl ih'
di4rfeut rucictes are held ON the doy preceding -
Hon. George +. Marsh, oi Burlington, VI Will De,
liver The address before the PM Beta Kappa, and
R.chard Il. Kimbnll, Esq OF hs CITY, int before
the literary societies. Rev. air. fCnr5, oi Maine
will address the theological and Rev John K Loni
OF Vermont, the Gamma Sigma. The graduating
class rs VERY large.
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- p.a1rrl;nn nl,l Eree Trade-

;ry- Protection aiid Free Trade-an eiefaeh-
,,ry e.po.an ofhe Tur QUESTION. showing pav aud ho7
proee,ion ,ncca1s reward, Of Industry ad coaduces to
Nations, Po,pec,y By II. GR.ELEY- now !oi sale at 'h
Office and ciuss pamphi:. OF % !4se'. ie ,pe
, ,ioo. Of ses.,. ,sy and Folk regard 70 the Ia
nj, n,e Clearly shown The several objections and casls q"
opponents to Protection iery net and disposed o. fnee
SIS per thousand copiez
1.-THE Tariff as II l., compared ''ih The SuDsu'
,1s proposed By is Automatically H. GREELEY. paaip;-
Ia, shcn- IN. several provisions Of ;he present Jar ani
,ohv this ., TINT duty higher lowefli'o VIVA, wond he
the effect On oar Industry and National luers's OF the ran
proposed by Mr. Polk md ms ifieta-n 70 c'oe hi ieA.
paees Price SIS par thousand cop;e'.
+.The.e have been widely md warmly approved
by Wing Statesmen and Presses niIDdin: laciG ua care
~, ,rn.,,nn J The urT cDn;rorefsy They well caicu
lated of ccuaon urong candid opponents ana .nine,t
ou,e,s Clay lul, WAR Committees and MI trends ~ TIE
Good Cause are solicited aid ti!iunE them among the
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u PENNSYLVANIA is gisding herself for the
great contest now approaching. We observe that
manyol her gifted sons-J. T. WErngRILL, ALIEN.
E,.pALL, JohH SWIFT, J. G. GARRISON, CHARLES
GIBBONS president of the National Clay Club,
PhiladeIphia,) and others-arc speaking from
County to County. The Buckeye Blacksmith,
too, is there, and almost daily Illustrating TO large
audiences the great questions at issue, especially
the Tariff 1t strikes us, however, that while the
Wings a>> active and advancing in most of The
Loco-Foco strongholds, they are less s;rikiug'y
so in their own CHIEF iortresscs-such Lancas.
ter, Allegheny Somerset, Huntingdon, &c, How
is it, Wings of LANCASTER We have you down
for Five Thousand majority for iark!c, and Five
Hundred better ior Clay and Frclnghuysen. You
can do il, we know; but are you doing 1t We
trust YOU are, but the eydeicc is not SO palpable
as we could wish. Ditto 10 Allegheny with her
Three Thousand, and Somerset with her Two.
Is the work doing which will ensure them
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Hon. WILLIAM 4. GRAHAM, the Wig canoid-
ate To-. Governor Of North Carolina, is canvassing
the State with energy and success. Hcaddfess-
ed an audience Of $500 at Ruthclfordton on the
Tin, and another Of 5000 at Ashevilla on the 9TH.
On TIC preceding day, this concourse was ad-
dressed by ex.Gov. D. l.. SwAla, Hon /. l..
CL,ycMAv, Cen EDyEY, Col. u. GATHER, \, W,
WOODEN, Esq. and DR.. WILLIAMS, o: Tenn. On
the 18th, Mr.. GRAHAM argued at length the great
topics Of the dag, and Gov. SwAi. closed the Con-
yention in an admirable Speech. All passed oil
admirably Mr., Graham was escorted into Ashe-
vile by the Cavalry of Buncombc and welcomed
by salute Of ArtilIery-the first time eGanon
Ind coer been heard ~ BuncsH.5c.
Western Carolina is mountainous and healthy,
and It's inhabitants simple, honest, worthy Poo
pie They are generally poor, for their country IS
rugged and difficult Of access, while their SOIL IS
not remarkably fertile. There ofcoursc arc few
slaves held among them. 1t gave G,O53 votes for
Harrison 10 1908 for Van Buren, in '40-neary
900 majority. We trust it has 5000 in store ior
Harry Clay.
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Louisiana

The only news by yesterdays Mail imports that
the Wings of the opelousa5 District st; Landry
and Calcasicu Parishes have thrown away w"
Members Of the House and three Delegates to the
Convention by making no nominations and iel-
ting every body run as candidates. the vote Is
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Lancaster Examiner.

MOVEMENT OF U S. Taoops-The Dragons
at fofi LeaTenwo.:h have received orders to pro-
ceed on an expedition to the Pla,te-we pre-
sume' says the Arkansas Inteligencer, 70, the
purpose OF putting stop to the warlike move.
ments OF the Siouxs, Ohoes, and other tribes in
hat region.
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orL.-Wc learn from Capt. Wood, Of ship Mar
Gus, that the Martina, Baxter, Of this port arrived
at Callac Isl OF March, after cruise OF i weeks,
full, and deck loaded having obtained more than
50G bhis. i'll the tme-woud sell deck load and
proceed home. Nanlucket Inquirer.
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THE TRIBUN Z.
WHIG N0MINATI0NS:
FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 10, 1874.

D-s- General Committee OF Democratic
vVhi. NounS Ncn.-A -pecial dce,ius % IN. 'oin'
mttee Viii he held broadway Ion'e Ga fHd'y E'ei's'
July II. A. o o''1N- DAVID GRAHAM. Chairman
G G , X Tayt0H' ;secre'aHc,. jyll
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what every one can understand.

The leaders of the Loco. foco party attempt to
ms'eld their followers By declaring that Clay
and pix occupy the same position on the Tariff
question: They argue that both arc in favor Of
a Tariff: therefore, say these as;urc lOglclans,
one Is as much IN itvoro of protection as the ether
We DO not know that any one Is actually hum
buggcd by such shallow sophlstry, though wc
know of several who profess TO be convlnc ed
by it.
At Polk meeting held in Columbia Pa. few
days since. the following resolution was adopted
Rc,o'red That the late letter Of James X. Polk puts
the SANDERS propngaied b. Wing Editors and und Orators
that ne feee Trade manh views rs therein contained,
favor Of aici9Os Tariff We conceive To beno ody whit
would m the interest oi our own state but The interest OF ;hc
whole Union.
Promising that the Wings call Mr.. Polk a
Free Trade man simply because they consider
the Protection he would sanction as no Protection
at all, we shall 90 what these Columbia Demo
Gratis have not the courage 10 do we shall show
rAGt Mr.. Polk considers a judiclous Tariff. We
shall! also contrast MIR. PoIk's Tariff with Nh
C!ayF and leave it TO the friends OF Protection to
American Industry TO say which they consider
Ire most 'judiciouS.'
If the Columbia Democrats think 20 per cent.
would afford sufficient Protection, they Wit ol
Course vote tor Mr.. Polk, hut if any of the hat.
ters, shoemakers, tailors, timers, or other me.
CHANCES should happen to prefer TanH of 10,
-, Or 90 per cent on imported goods such they
manufacture, they will vote for Air. Clay
The following table, which is taken from late
speech OF Mr.. Stewart, contrasts the Protection
afforded by the present Tariff which wiIl bc con.
tmued II Mr.. Clay should be elected, with the Ia
r!!f advocated by Mir. Polk and his friends Ii
NAV hr rolled iirnn a. no fprtiu amt haut,n.
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Ono Tho Wings OF Hamilton County (Which
includes CincinnatD held Mass Convention ct
Carthage on Saturday last, 10 nominate ticket
for the October State Elcction. Some Two to
Three Thousand attended, though in the midst
of the harvest They were addressed by Hon.
WIN. w. SournGAre of Ky. and cxGov. ToM.
CoEwIx of Chic, and the way the Wagon
Boy touched up the leaders in the Polk and
Dallas nomination at Baltimore was his best.
The Wh,e4 Of Ghio arc wide awake from the
Miqmi to Lake Ere, and will give noble ac-
count Of themselves in October.
OYr friend who wrote a long account Of this Convcn.
ton fora' ssie ao nonpnGd-even lor Congress
We beg our correspondents bear innd that value let,
;efs ior TIE IN 'O,iFrttgp they bring
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~ The Ecemng Post, after looking at the
Louisiana Election Returns, and turning them
Over in its mind, comes to the sage conclusion
that that Annexation Of Texas IS 40; so nice a
hobby to ride after all. We have been for some
time of that opinion. Hear the louisville Jour
nal
Nv hat do YOU think of The influence oflhe Texas
question now J" SAT-! we on Thursday evening TO
one OF the chief officers OF the Loco-F ocos assoca-
ton in this CIV -. IN, sad he &" ineccr did Aia6
that IRE should rnkc aayfang by that. HGny Of
ar friends ezpected re saopid gain 6y II, tat
q'trdyS Hlought otherwiSc.'
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LATER raon TExAs.-By tie arrival of the
schooner Native, Capt. Mntson, from Galveston
we have dates to the I'D ult. The intelligence
is ,nliDpo,taBt. \. -. fic. lU'h'
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EVERY VARIETY OF ARTICLES REQUIRED YoR THE To
LEr-AlanJ people the Guy from psi;'
tn- Unpn wso "l,h TO reiufun Their dressing ta'-
The beet place they for this purpose the dU. %
oi Il. b. SANDS 6, co. No. 2i3 Broadway. corner o.
Chambers st4et. 10 the Granite Building. where ever nas
elegant IN the shape Of lar. Tooth and Nail Brushes Io
tone shell. Ivory aai Horn Dressing Comb, Toilet Mon
lad nif Brushes with Minor back, Powder Puff. and Fer
TUNED Powder. Fancy Per;Gnet Soaps ard Depla,ov PoN
ts's ead Dyes % color The hair and n the te e; ee;'
WHICH strangers and citizen. the Spring. or or 'g-'
OF pleasure aboiuey require will be found rs, gaA
sc- a b. SANDS & Co have spared no pans u'is
Their e>tabihmea with any similar kind N "
Cni0n Physicians prescriptions carefully Oh, 10 aEd 81
medicines sold by them be ,surpa pariy
In The Ofant. BuiiGDg Z3 Broadway. Chaf1ie'
street (2 Ys
CI- ALWAYS 4 BCsY fLAc..-Whereyer there Is q stA'
Cell OF business done. good articles always be 'nh. "
peopie VIII not be deceived twice a. Jcn C. Morrison w.
20 "feen'" lch-I;'ee; where sold Drugs. G,ocee Usa
faia Iea.. DYE Staff. Chemicals Segar Manufacturer
cs oil ever KIND. and IN lac, almost every thu: Of %
lhefe at ali times perfect turnn. and on; o! 6o1p'
packages and barrels. This ,ure sign tba, satisfaction
gwen 20 Customer else they would go there fe'
IRON Inc county. well citizens, sue 10 u
% orsons when they want good and cheap aftc e. ="
'aey Sno" they can do better llan any where else G:
q TIE ITALIAN Dye CpANcEs ruE HAIR from any CO
or 10 beautiful glossy brown JET black without; the pos
Oy oil destroying the soaeS and beauty of tho finest he''
aair very easily applied. and will not color the 'AH.
" Narrated III all cases to give satisfaction.
Prepared and sold by ~ e. SANDS & co Cheriist' 20
Broadway. Conner Chabe..s,reeI the Granite BniiihS
Sold also at % Fulton street and ~ Eas; D'csdrsy P'ee
- cents. g, jyiy
" The most popular place of Amusement the city s ths
american Ndeun such ATTRACTIONS must aho:d M
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