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Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-11

AGENCY OF THE MUTUAL SAFETY INs Co. ,
 Mobile, 22nd Jan. l845.
 DRlNTED Certificates of Insurance on ieffe u sheet are issued fiom this AGERcys on Marine Risks for Cotton hence for Northern ports and Eu- rope, with all order the President of the Company in New-York, for such sums or amounts as may in case of loss become due in the same manner as if d separate Policy had heen issued al the office in New York. ROBERT 5. BUNKER, Agent, $t
 corner. of Royal and St. Franeis-sis., ~-~ JanZz 46u pp Slajra.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-11

N TROY is now ready to organize classes In French, afier a new system of his own, and also partly after the Rnbertsonian system. For terms, &c.. apply to Godefroy at his recitation room, Coni street, No. 21, from 10 o'clnck AM till PM. Ladies will be puncualy attended their respect tive residences. .. r..Hi fl.4.' ss
 N. B.-Mons q. from his long experience is able to teach learners from any French system whatever, and will always endeavor to suit the tuse of his pu- pills His zeal and unremitted attention, he hopes, will secure for him share of former patronage.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-11

A letter in the Charleston Courier, dated March zn' states that Mir. CALHOUN will be or has been offered foreign mission but will probably refsss 1t.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-11
CLERK's OFFICE, MoBILE,l
 March 9th, lS45.

NOTICE is hereby given, that he Books ofAs- sessment of Taxes for the present municipal year open for the inspection of all perspns interested therein. Those having objections arere quired 10 file them this office m writing, on or be- fore the 20th lnsant otherwise they will be sidered by the Committse f1 fTk
 The rate of Taxation is fixed at foriy cents On every one hundred dollars worth of property. iush
 By order of the Boards of Aldermen and Common Council SAMUEL PENNY,
 mh10 S5tf ... Clerk of the Corporation.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-11

Mons. A. Cor EEFRoY, French gentleman now residing in Mobile. engaged during the last year in giving instruction in his natise language, to clnss Of young ladies in the city of Tuscaoosa. Being one of his patrons there, became acquainted with, his method of instruction and witnessed the rapid pros gress made by his pupils. take pleasure in stating of MT. Godefroy's method Gin part devised by him seif) thai il is superior 10 any other have ever known used His diligence in attending to the in- struciion ofhis scholars. and his unweared zealto communicate knowledge of the language he pro. fesses to leach, deserves the highest commendation.
 mh10 85Cmo .t..l THOMAS D. KING.s
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-11

STRING & SUMMER CLOTHlNG-JOHN S CAMPBELL corner of Dauphn and Commerce streets. have received by recent arrivals new and general assortme nj of Gentemen's and Boy's Spring and Summer Cl thing, with a great variety Youths and Chiidren's Summer Hats, Travelling Trunks, Carpet Bags, Valieses, &c. mhS s4E
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-11

AxA SPRING HILL PROPERTY FOR SALE. SsH .-The subscriber duly appointed Assignee for the Estate of A. Batre, in lieu of Jawes West, IT,, deceased offers for sale very valuable property al Spring Hill, consisting ofthe arge house occupied last summer as a Ladies' Seminary, having 6 large rooms with piazza all round and all the necessary oubuldings, such as negro houses, stable, ap excel lent well of water and about eight of land closed.
 Also, two smaller dwellings with four rooms each, kitchens, stables, etc., situated ner. adjoining the above, in lots enclosed of about two acres. This very desirable property is offered al private sale very reasonable terms, f not disposed of by that time will he sold al public auction the 10th day ofApril next, before the Mansion House, at l2 O clock Nj. IH NI.EE e'
 For particulars about the premises, or terms, apply to A. BATRE, 96 St Fran:is stree, or to
 mhll S6Kmo uHE DEVENOEL, Assignee.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-11

M EGROES FOR SALE HH IN Negro Men; do Women
 Negro Boy; do GiIl, all very likely, for sale credit of 12 months, for approved paper mh8 Apply 10 E! l.. ANDREWS k co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-11

DICKLES-1O boxes, in store and for sale by mill FOSDIGK & CIiARLOCK. 88 Com st 0 HALF and 2 qr pipes superior French Brandy, ~ for sale by ImhlII BEERS SMITH. TRIED APPLES for sale nv . sl7.177777 . D mhll a JOHN O'REILLY & co,
 DALZARJNES--One rase of the latest styles lb far sale by tmhIiI SI& JONES'. ELOUR-- 100 bbls [, landing and for sale nv H E mhll nitd gfa JAMES SANDS & CO., M MOLASSES--l00b bbls m fine order, for saie by MI mhll fHH ''1 JAMES SANDS 6 co.
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FOR COLUMBUS

FOR COLUMBUS k F1@ a The steamboat CAROLINA, Car roll master will leave ior lhe above and all intermediate landings on THIS DAY. Huh inst, at 5 o'clock For freight or passage apply on board or to mhIl - Nj. WARlNG & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-11

hOCT. B J. HARRISON has returned 10 the 1V city His office Gas heretofote) is al he Drug Store off. WALSH, 36 Royal street. feb13
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FOR COLUMBUS AND PLYMOUTH. h E' p The fine steamer DALLAS, Tho SFsESSzssE mas Adams master, will leave for the above and all intermediate landings, on THIS DAY, Huh inst. al 5 o'clock PM. positively.
 For freight or passage appl, on hoard to
 mhll CAMPBELL, OWEN & co, Agents.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-11

kEA FOR RENT Until 1st Nov.--A Dwelling EIgL House, situated ln pleasant part of the city Apply t this office. mh8
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-11

II OST OR MISLAID-A NOTE of hand for hL Two Hundred and Twenty W" Dollars, drawn by P. Q Byrne and Thomas Byrne, Sr., made pay able l2 months after date to the order of Thomas Saunders, guardian. All persons are cautioned against trading for said note. as payment has been stopped. THOMAS SAUNDERS.
 JACKSON, Clarke county, Ala. mhlO s5m*
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-11

nR.N WALKLY may be found at the office for- 1I merly occupied by Dr. J. O. NoTT, No. S7 Rn. c.ha
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-11

FOR MATAGoRDA, TEXAS .SSA The fine fast sailing bank VIM. IVEY, IS& Capt. J,hn J. Hoffman, will sail fo- the above port on or about the 18th inst For light freight or passage apply 10 the Captain on board or to RUGELEY, MANN & co. mh11 S6M corner Si Louis and Commerce.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-11

FOR WAVERLY AND ABERDEEN. csEso N The fine steamer BELLE POULE, II. R Johnston master, will leave for the above and all intermediate landings on THIS DAY, Huh inst, at o'clock PM, positively.
 For ire ight or passage apply on board or 10
 mhIl CAMPBELL, OWEN & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-11

N'' VT FOR LIVERPOOL. -7-- .kSA The l British ship HENRY GARD- MARX NER, Webster, master, wants 800 bales cot ton 10 complete her cargo. For freight, apply to
 mhl1 VIM. MlLLIGAN x CO.,. 34 St Michael st
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-11

FOR COLUMBUS AND WAVERLY
 N Erss h The fine light draughi steamboat Sssssssass Sssssssassa=z<sS. ALABAMA ]. r. Wilson master, will poSitiveiy leave for the above and intermediate landings THIS DAY, 1lth inst at 5o'cock, PM. For freight or passage apply on board or 10
 mh11 Nj. WAKING & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-11

nOMESTIC LiQUORS-in invoice of Brandy, -k| Rum and Gin, m barrels for sale, ,o arrive ter brig Gruwer. [mhl1l SI&IIJONES.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-11

=5. ..t FOR MACON, (Norubes Ripsr.) . Cc.a,e fs; The yer, light draughi, double en- S<55tsssS<5s=E, zine steamboat JIM, Il. Kinney mas ter, will leave for the above and all inc intermediate landings on THIS DAY, 1lth inst. at 5 o'clock PM. For freight or passage appl, on board or 10
 CAMPBELL, OWEN & O., Agents,
 mhII 72 Front and 75 Com sts.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-11

HAS A. HOOPER, has in store and for sale at sk the lowest market prices the following Mdze 20 bbls Winer Blch'd and uublch'd Spirm Oil 10 do Spring do do do do 10 do Winter do do Whale do 40 gals Furniture Varnish 100 bxs first quality Sperm Candles 100 Inf do No Boston Brown Soap
 50 do and qr bbls Cranberries
 25 bxs Maccaroni; c5 do Vern,acilli
 50 bags old Government Java Coffee POO new Empty Barrels -r 20 double, curled hair Mattresses I0 Also-An invn ,ce oc Eurniture ,,bIy
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-11

IRISH POTATOES in hampers, very superior II article for table use, il store and for sale by
 WRIGHT x CUNNINGHAM, mh1I 58 Dauphin-st
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-11

A MEXICAN AGRlCULTURIST-The third n number for March, ls45, is ths day received. Subscribers will please call and get their copies.
 mh11 II. GATES, Agent,
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-11

'INo HIRE--A negro WOMAN,a good servant,
 Il accustomed to cooking, washing and ironing, and also to house work and plain sewing A good ritua- tion is wanted. Tmhl1J c. A. STUART
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-11

AaRIvEp HEscE-At Baltimore, 3d iusl-Bark Home, Watts brig Damascus, Chase.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-11

FOR MONTGOMERY AND N ETUMPKA. . Ee "a The steamer RED ROVER, $. C.. S=SzSSss7{a BurrilI master, will leave for the above and all intermediate landings on THIS DAY, Huh inst al 5 o'clock PM.
 For freight or passage apply on board or to
 nhll M WARING X co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-11

NEWARK CIDER-l5 bbls fine, in store and " for sale by
 mhlI FOSDICK & CHARLoCK. ss Com.st
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EilR NEW -nRI.EANS

FOR COLUMBUS AND ABERDEEN. E~o h The steamboat NATIVE, A. c Wilson master, will leave for the abov and all intermediate landings on TiiIS DAY, 1lih For freight or passage apply on board or to
 mhIl M WAKING & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-11

S UGAR CURED HAMS-In barrels for sale by o mhll SI&II JONES. 9 DRAYS, Philadelphia make, for sale by
 ~ mhll BEERS & SMITH.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-11

two prospectus will be published, stating more fully the plan of ihe work. w. w. MCGUIRE.
 Mobile, March 3, 1845.
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0IL-l0 casks pure Winter bIeached; I5 do and O 20 bhs refined Whale, for sale by
 JOHN PHILLIPS, mhl1 corner Cont and Waier.sls RUSHED SUGAR--l5 bbls Woolsey & Wool N sey's make, in store and for sale low to close consignment by mhl1 mhl1 FOShICK g. CHARLOCK. 8S Cou-st
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-11

SIDES AND SHOULDERS-2O capk, Cincin. - nati smoked, for sale by
 mhIl JA"ES SANDS & co.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-26
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

Stealing Fto,cers. From the frequency with
which the offence is committed, it would seem
to be considered no crime TO steal tlowers-but
those who commit this act should reflect, that
he who commences his career of crime by rob-
bling a flower garden, has taken the first step
on the road that leads to the penitentary if
not to the gallows. 1t is not lawful to "pluck
a rose whore'er it blows" and particularly to
take stem and all, as was done on Friday even
ing last, at house in West Fayette street, in
the absence of the family. The thief or thieves
exhibited taste in their selection having taken
the favorite roses in the garden. This kind of
petty larceny is excessively yeratous, for it
takes time and trouble to cultivate flowers, and
they emphatically belong to the ladies' depart
ment Nothing is more beautiful than well
arranged flower garden; and none but the Goth
or Vandal in disposition would Iudely pluck its
| flowers. But some individuals have the bump
OF destructiveness SO strongly developed, that
stealing appears to be the effect of nature with
them-but such depredators should endeavor
to restrain their natural propensities, particu-
larly in the article of flowers, lest when they
stretch out their hand to seize a rose they may
catch lead, which would place them in rather
an awkward predicament, we guess.
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G3-A CARD. As have been informed that re-
port has been circulated that MIR. McGlenan did not
stop when the accident occurred on Sunday evening
last in Pitt street, by which children njur-
ed one of which my own, consider il al act oil
Justice due to Mr.. McGleuan 10 make the following
statement of facts in regard TO the transaction:
| saw him Immediately after he lehMr Willis, and
told him he had run of my children. He
seemed extremely sorry that the accident had happen
ed, and informed me that he had sent for physician.
While | conversing with him the DR.. arrived.
The conduct of Mr. Mc(ienan on that occasion was,
in my opinion, gentemany in the extreme, and al
though at the time, was laborng under the excite
ment parent would naturally feel at such crisis |
at once resolved, after having a conversation with
him, that would not proceed against him, confdept
that il not caused Ey any negligence on his part.
cheehully await myself Of the present opportunity
of exonerating him from all blame, that may have
been attached to him by me, and leave il TO discern
ing public to judge, from the evidence addHced at the
examination, whether Mr.. McGlenan was guilty Of
any improper conduct or not on that occasion.
1t rAPR1 ANDREW III. WELLS.
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mz-ANACosrIA rIRE noMPANY, .aNACos-

a7- ANACosTIA FIRE COMPANY, .4N.8COS-
TIA HILL, WASHINGTON, 22d MAY, lo45' Hhere-
ass ms company having returned from us aie WISH
to the city of Baltimore deeply impressed WIN the
hospitality and Kindness Of the fremcn OF that cIls
take this method 10 express all that lhey can express
in words, 10 manifest their gratitude aud pleasure al
The reception given, and the hospitality tehaeTeu u
them while there therefore,
HeSolred, That the thanks of this Company be, ana
they hereby are rendered to the Frlendsblpf Ire toH
pany, and their worthy President, H. w. HEWITT, inr
the Kind manner in which they received us upon our
aTryal-ior their handsome entertainments, CONSISTING
of Dinners, CollaliOns, aud splendid "ball, winch
was given in honor of this Company for helr escort
to the Green Mount Cemetery asd hanally tor theiI
constant and fraternal attention 10 during the period
of our visit.
Resolved, That the thanks of this Company be, and
they hereby are, rendered 10 the United Fire Company
for their excellent Dinner provided for Us at Their En-
CINE House on the day of our arrival IN Baltimore
ReSGircd, That the thanks of tins Company be- and
hereby ale rendered to the Mechanical FIRE Company
for their magnificent Supper provided Tor Ms at the
Merchants liOtcl, the second evening o our So
jOurI in BaiimerC.
Resoired That our thanks be, and hereby are, ten
dered 10 the FiTemCn generally VINO attended upon
during our visit.
ReSolred That our thanks be, and hereby are, ten
dered the citizens of Baltimore generally Tor the
courtesy and kindness which was constantly extend
ed To Us by them; to our friends, MesSrs Chas Sota,
John Mclaughlin, and cY President (AnacoStia Fire
Company Francis Reilly, for their kind attentions
particularly shown TO us, while in their city.
Resolved ! hat words will hut teGbly express the
hind feelings each and all cherish towards our
host, Mr.. SToCKBRiDoE, of the National Hotel, and
his assistants, Messrs Russell and Fox, for their at
tentiOn and kindness exhibited tn us during all the
time OF stay in Baltimore. His house is all that,
in our opinion, public mouse should be, and we most
cordially recommend ii To the patronage II merits.
Resolved That the kindness of the Misses Davis,
for their beautiful boquGts, VIII CHI were presented to
this Company and of the Ladies generally of the city
of Baltimore will by us, never be forgotten May the
luse of their bright eyes never be quenched by the
waters OF affection
Rcsolred that our late Excursion will ever be re-
mcmbered with pleasure and satisiaction-that, al
though we hold ourselves ever ready 10 subdue dan
gerous fires, the fire OF iraternal affection which this
visit has enkndled may burn on till the hearts that
support the combustion have ceased 10 beat.
Rcsolrcd, That the above Preamble and Resolutions
be published in the American Republican and Sun.
JONAS B. ELLIS, President.
CHARLES GORDON, Sec'y N. &c. 1t
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from TIE EXCHANGE REApINe-RooN RooKs.
CLEARED,


Brig Henry T. Sumner, Rowland, Laguayra, Thos.
Whtridge b Co.
schr Sage, Morgan, Antigua, Wilmington East
man.
Schr Curlew, Rhea, Norfolk Petersburg and Rich
mond, G. Pendergast X Son.
SAILED, this mo'nng-Brg Henry P. Sumner,
Rowland, for Laguayra; schr Sage, Morgan, Antigua
Schr Soulherner, Hatch, N. York, Manning & Lee
Schr Pastora, Creighton, Norfolk and Richmond.
ARRIVED,
Schr st. Rosa, Webb, fom New Orleans via Pensa-
cola, cotton and lead, to Geo. Williams.
Schr John Allyne, Collins, 10 days from N. Bedford
oil and candles to Thos Whitrdge Co.
Schr Elizabeth Davy, Layton, from Philadelphia
malt and wine, to s. Medtart.
Steam packet Herald, Russell, from Norfolk. Re
ports off New Point ship baque, and bligantines,
at anchor, in a cam-all bound up.
MEMORANDA.
Barque Chenango, Snow, for Havana, cleared at
New Orleans 10th inst.
Briggs Constitution, Lauderman, and Columbia, Cot
fin, frouH Puerto CabeIo, came in from sea and pro-
cecded up the bay 23d inst.
Briggs Ellen, Ratclif; Chatham, Nickerson; schnrs
Baltimore, seavey, and United States, Coombs, all
hence at Boston 22d inst.
Brig Martha, Parker, cleared at Boston 23d inst for
for Baltimore.
Brig Haynes, Prescott, cleared at Charleston for
Baltimore 22d inst.
Brig Boston, NickersOn, for Baltimore cleared at
Bston 22d inst.
Schr Emily EIlicott, Coffin, sailed from Puerto Ca
bellO 2nd inst. for Rio Hache, load for New York,
Schr Ellen Eliza, Drnkwaer, sailed from East pOrt
18th inst. for Baltimore.
Schr VIM. 4. King, Long, hence for Bath, fell in
with at sea on the 18th inst. the wreck of the brig
Pandora, and took off the and landed them at
Yarmouth, Cape Cod 1.-THE Pandora was from Alex
andria, bound to Halifax, with full cargo of wheat
and h0ur.]
Schr Kate Pendergast, Borum, from Baltimore, ar
rived at st, Johns, n. F. Sd inst
Schr Frances Jane, Lelz, for Baltimore, cleared at
New York 23d inst.
Schr Virginia, Nckerson, sailed from Salem Goth
inst. for Baltimore.
Schr Mariner, Nickerson, hence at Nantucket alst
instant.
schr Mary Catharine Gayle, for Baltimore, went to
from Charleston 22d inst
Schr Henrietta, Hughes, for Baltimore, cleared at
Savannah 2lst inst.
schr Mandarin, Nye, for Baltimore, went to sea FIN
Charleston 2lst inst.
Schr Exact, Brown, from Baltimore, arrived at Nan
tucket 10Th inst
schr Augustus, Currier, from Baltimore, arrived at
Newburyport Goth inst
schr Queen, Rowland, from Baltimore, arrived at
Providence 2lst inst.
Schr Notus, Howard, from Baltimore bound TO New
Haven, arrived at New York 22d inst.
Schr Maria, Bucklin, from Baltimore, arrived at
Newbern, N. @. 18th inst and cleared again 18TH
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SUNDAY Schools. Some persons think that
little benefit is to be derived from sending child
ren to Sunday schools, especially if it be the
only school to which they can be sent. But
this is mistake. Many instances could be
cited where attendance at the Sunday school
has shaped tue future life of the pupil, and
changed entirely his destiny. A fact has re-
Gently been made known to us which speaks
loudly in favor Of the beneficial influences of
Sunday schools; and we beg the particular at
tention of parents and Others to the statement
1t is this--A former warden of Baltimore conn
ty Jail took particular pains to ascertain how
many minors committed to prison during a ne
Rod of seven years, had been sent to Sunday
schools, and he found only one. Here then is
evidence of the strong religious and moral i'm
pressions made upon the minds of the young,
by the discipline and exercises Of these schools
1T is perfectly just to ascribc to their influence
the important fact, that, during period of Sc
ven years, but single pupil had committed {
crime which was deemed worthy to be punished
by mprisonment-whilst so many others who
had been deprived of this great source of inn
provement, were sent to Jail for various often
-ces.
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o. POSTPONEMENT OF CHANCERY SALE.
The sale Of the following described Property is post
poned TO TUESDAY, 18th June
NHANCERY SALE Under a decree of the
~ Court of Chancery, the subscriber, Trustee,
will offer for sale at public auction, on TUESDAY,
18th June, at O'Clock, p NJ, on the premises all
that very VALUABLE PIECE OF GROUND on the
South side Of The Basin and aoaing the Glass Works,
as toilows:
Beginning at the south east corner of Henry street
and Great Hughes street, thence running eastery on
said Hughes street 1873 feet inches to point "a feet
from COvngton street, thence southerly parallel
with Covngton street l22 feet thence south Sc degrees
east to Montgomery street point 90 feetfr Cev-
ingon street, thence westerly Montgomery street
about PAS feet TO Henry street; and thence northery
on Henry street about los feet TO the place Of begin
ming.
Terms of sale-One fourth of the purchase money
TO be paid the day of sale, on ratification of the
sale, with interest from said day; and the residue in
three equal instruments, with interest from said day,
IN y, and IL months respectively hereffom, and all
payments TO be secured bv bonds notes with vouch
ers 10 be approved by the Trustee.
CHARLES r. MAYER.
ii. w. BOOL, Auctioneer. mos 2awtS
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7-SALE OF FANCY ARTl Giles, SC. The
Ladies of the First English Lutheran Church, Licking
ton ST. will open in the Lecture Room of the Church,
on MONDAY EVENING, 26th inst an extensive as
sortment of FGncy, Ornamental and useful articles for
sale. Besides these, there will be Fruits and other
refreshments OF various descriptions The Ladies
have also secured the of various Revolutionary
relics (among which may be seen the Chair of Gen.
Washington, ana also Fruit in good state of preser-
walton, pIucked by his own hands) which will be
hibited in one section of the room The proceeds of
this sale for the benefit 0t the Church, and it is
hoped their eKertons will be Literally repaid. The
sale will be continued for OF days and evenings.
mol
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ALEXANDER'S TRICOBAPHE.

A NEW AND INVALUABLE DISCOVERY,
IN beinga liquid Dye, which insGntdncousiy changes
the color OF the hair to "A beautiful brown black,
without injury to the hair or skin. The great supe-
monty OF this Dye consists in its easy mode of app-
cation, and instantaneous cffect-al other dyes re-
quringtrom 10 to twelve hours to produce any change
lis superior excellence will be apparent to every
upon single application.
Extract from the philadelphia Daily Sun" AL
EXANDER's TRIcoBAPHE.-The effect of the above on
the hair Is truly astonishing 1t was tried yesterday
III our ofhce, and the change from grey to black
instantaneous.
Extract from the "Philadephil Daily Forum {" Sc
Veral OF our acquantanCes have recently applied to
their hair the valuable liquid Dye known AS Alexan-
der's Trcobaphe-a new and valuable discovery and
it has III no case failed to produce the desired effect
immediately after applying it to gray hair whskers,
1t mparts beautiful brown or black color.
G5- For sale bv Coleman 4 Rogers, No. l73 Balti-
more street; g. w. Andrews, J. NJ. Laroque, j. w.
Scott, and T.. Perkins, Baltimore street; j. " d. Stew
art corner Hanover and Camden-sts; Perkins & Bro
Their, corner Green and Frankn-sts.; j. w. Barry s.
Co.. corner Pearl and Baltimore SITS, and wholesale
by the sole agents, X. & 6. A. WRIGHT,
m26 e0t27thM* % South 4th street, Phiad.