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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-18
Things In Philadelphia.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.
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PHilsnrLrHit June 44--s I.
About halipasi ocitck last evening another
Ere brok OUT II tc u tie Academy oi ne AT The
work no doubt q some dcspcrs:e ncenalsly. The
damage done was irn- nj The paintings saved from ,hs
previous FIRE hsvin- been removed.
Pr,-i0u. 20 The above. a IRE occurred IN The arg
building - Che-nutsrccf nearly opposite. occupied oy
" Iompslns c0niccf.oncI which however. sustained
but Little INJURY.
In proceeding 70 these fires Two persons were knocked
down and rlr Overcome a member % the Hihcrnia IN
,ne who had hi- le leg seriously cut the other color
ed man. su.isin.n. wound. abou, the head and body
Several fresh removals and appointment. have
iu-f 'ranspircd In the Custom House. T " Curtis ~
moved from command Of the revenue barge snf Joseph
l.. hay appointed Amos Hoahsn, Inspector removed.
and VIM. II Coleman. ate member ot The Legislature.
appointed Francis McAvoy. principal Night Inspector
removed. and 7. Michigan appointed Capt Nay hat
been an officer % Customs twelve years under Jackson
and Van Buren,
Jane. McDcvt recently sentenced TO three years
Imprisonment lr the robbery of The -torr Old Brown
& Co has been partonct by Gov. skunk lie formerly
xcp, the New-YorS Ho,el. Chestnut street.
Three men. Thomas >haster Robert S;inson.
and Christopher Warner have been arrested hy the Re
cOrder. oicers charged with the commission 0i mum.
Der ~ bur-aries ant committed TO prison 20 answer -
-na-er the Young man. who murdered h- wife m the
over part nffhe city several wears since tried
vcted snd sentenced 20 be hung but finally parionedhy
Gov Porter.
A correspondent Of the Exchange. writing from
= Croix June isf says our crop here j. but e over
ha done the weather has been very favorable for aNn-
OF besides have had very good rains ior the
adjustment Of IN. year Thus everything ap
pears prosperous Ar present there : calm IN
market consequence o the recent accounts from
The United safes and now be quoted ~ cents
per cwt. lower. say 81 40 For mo.asses there ap
pears considerable demand az Is cents per gallon wiki
out cask"
The Washington Greys Capt McAdam. IN re
turning last sveuin. from Gray. Ferry where they had
been engaged IN target firing attacked by gang o..
7Iifans who threw and bricks terrible rate
niurng several II the members.
The Southern Mail due this morning at 2 O'Clock
dii NOT arrive until 4 o'clock.
The transactions in the stock market to day were
heavy prices tending upward state . went up the
second Board 20 7js improvement of Z with sales o
some $4,000 Wilmington Railroad advanced '.
Frsf Boar3.-2O lizard Bank. = 5000 state S. 75i
5000 DO do h. -. $500 DO DO d. 7js $500
10. do. 5. -; $500 do do W. 81 s5Ooo do do.
; d. -. IS Philadelphia Bank, lo- ~ Union Bank
Tennessee. 81 Commercial Bank. Naichez, IL, sav
United states Bank Notes. ~ - Lehlgh, Is. 5000
Tennessee Bonds 81
S'-0ud Board-20 Wilmington Road, l.; $1,000
state 81 > ds 7ji sl0ov DO b. : W. n Isl 5000 do
-, Sl2OO do r W. Isl. q Glrard :, $50 Reading
Road q y Farmers and Mechanics a..
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HEALrH AID Lose L.FE.-Taere Is not any hing more
conducive hesih. hat VII pro.ong lie more nan
5sAing Ifo1r orly Knew e inesmabe value Of
t. hey would 5s;he frou 10 three lines week ihen
.tey would not - troubled with Rheunalc Affections Dye
pepsis Govt Headache instead q being dull and drow
~ they would te minated and cheerful and siier org
day Of bodily fsgue mental exercise Is restofer na
no, % b- found elsewhere TIE KnickerbOcker Baihs
f0l Borery Is 81 establishment that deserves and
pleased 70 say receiving ,hs Patronage u.rly ers
III. small undertaking 70 u mp establishment II
srye Lac TIE shove, and ~u charge only shilling FOR
warn bah every day except Saturdays and Sundays and
hose dsy, only eighteen pence or half Of Tie charge OF any
other establishment tie city We LAY 10 .hose who nave
10, been here 20 ani II hem would De Useless FOR
20 say any hing that have BEEN for could
1uce them % say away.
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~ Hon WAsHIsGros Husr. the able Repre-
sentative n Congress. Of tie Niagara District i' az the
Globe Hotel
" Hon ". ". BoARowAs. Speaker OF me
Connecticut House Of Representatives, sat the frsnx'
IL House
= \ native New Zealandcr Chief.ain has ar
nved N The City. and vii remain tomorrow, through
the day and evening a. The American Museum We
lean from Mr. Hitchcock that ihis i.iinsii' strange
hss positively taken the pledge Of total oo-'nenee ION
.undry bad habits OF eating WHICH be was e11eAea
AM thai TIE visitors AL therefore be entirely sac
= Messr- Anthony. Edwards Co have re-
equity added % their valuable Natou.l Miniature Gal
cry inc Dsslerreo,ype o.; Gen Jackson taken oli
feT weeks before b.. death These gentlemen have
ar.e number II -kenesscs Of distinguished men a. ie
Gallery. "a Broadway which j. vel worth a 'islt
rg' Watson Frost. Of 375 Pear.si was thrown
from hi. horse on sunday while riding through the
Bowery snd carried -eusees- into "a apoihecsy SHOP
Upon .nqurn- whether Mr. Frost bad any acquaintance
IN The crowd q man named Wharton : Peters, came
forward avoved himself A. inimate friend Of the
wounded man and took possession Of rs god watch and
chain. valued 500 he afierward escaped wAe they
were carrying NJ Frost home bat wa arrested yesier-
day and committed
John Coffee cut of Hugh Gamers nose IN house
IN Cr0ss-strcet on Monday night. The wounded man
melancholy spectacle made biz appearance yesterday,
and Coffee was roasted
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To ~ kaf0rs n Iif Ir3rHf-
An article appeared n your yesterdays paper headed
The independence Guard and the Independent onpSns
Bues IN which among other things stated by The writer
an ncrenral charge thar the Independence Guard have
drilled AMI have been drilling four " lyc Tunes week
Tor EIGHT months Including Two n.-ht parade- week.
aver that The Independence Guard have had only eight
extra drs and thai they have never been IN CONDITION
% require such constant and close application further
hat Captain Cairns viii parade al his members who are
fully equipped and not The select few these nsnua
Mons are unmany and lnsoiierse and . matters not
what charges instituted against Capt. Cairns com
mand they VIII not provoke the Guard 20 retort upon
the independent Tompkins Bue- The Guard have
enough 70 do 20 attend their business they have
always acted upon this principle desr0us only 20 sustain
heir reputation citizens and soldiers swerviu- neither
the rgsi or ie when the Of duty and The com
inand j. FORWARD. MARCH
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subscriptions Received 10 the Weekly Tribune.


ADVANTAGES ~ BArmSG.-The most preciog, bess ng-
frequently The cheapes' What, for instance be
valuable than pure water How would the world ~ag
wihouih To drink e good and 10 Bafls In b Is good.
Temperance has s thousand advocates but Bathing sci.
dom newfoundland yet Bathing deserves every prase
health promoted by iic.eaniness Is eheced-good
strengthened-ghmes. Of spirits felt, and many
other good results besides Among the establishments
for Bathing. Rsbineau- the Astor House
unequaed Il has lately been fitted up style Of xu-
ZION. Oriental paIsce
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New Publications.

~ TRAyELsiN SWEDEN Sketches of Journey
TO the North BY IDA Countess Hshn-iiahn. Authores
cf The Countess Fsustns" has been published by l.
Winchester In soosh we like not the Countess Hahn
Hahn shc has talent enough. and energy bu, either
our vision il jauudccd her morals are sadly out al
the elbows. This book however is correct
~ The VoIcE OF INDUSTRY Is n weekly pa
per JUS, started F,chburg Mass to advocate the Gle
varen Of the Working Classes. We wish II well, but
fear that cndesors compass its ends through hatred
rather than Lovely tearing down instead ofbuildns up
Perhaps q better acquaintance viii dispel our I'M
prsssons.
X-"GExs PROM La NORMA. Consisting of the
Most Popular Pieces in the Opera arranged for thu Pis
no Forte" Price IS cents has been sen, by VIM. IL
Graham. Tribune Building Seven pieces for as cents
L Ferret Co. Philadelphia.
a. NASruoKEr MIRROR is the title Of a new
weekly journal Just started by John MoMssKy late Ed
isor Of the Inquirer at the place 1t 10 large and
Handsome sheet and will try to be indep~nden, Of sect
and party.
The Moral AND BEAUTIFUL IN rHr Poyxs OF
Byaox-The foregoing 10 the title Of volume ms, p,b
nshed. edited by Rev. ws,er Cotton suthor Of sh,,
end Shore According 70 Rev. Walker Cotton. Their, \.
but little the works Of Byron tina, will hive beyond
what IL embodied in this work bu, there much in the
work which will perish only with the English language
All the naughty portions Of Byrons poems being ex.
plunged this work well calculated for the cen,rcsbe.
where will NEE, the eye Of the young. saxion &
hiles aoo Broadway.
Pooh CAROLINE. THE ISpIAxAS's DAreHrER.
wm II. Graham, Tribune Buildings This is the tile OF
wsuwrten story the authorship Of which Is not pro
claimed chefpoint in the story is make NANTES,
he abuses of slavery and to drec, attention towards
other suernss of the poor aad the oppressed II the
suhor has aimed "adorn tale" he Ia. no, failed
point moral" and he has done this IN the simple form
sfap svsTyday narsuvs and chssp puhlicasOn.
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SANDS sassPARRiLLs.-The "divining rod wlci
supposed 20 indicate The pfeseanc- The metals In ie
earth by Dipping when carried l TIE hand Of the dyner
Rold II D. had any existence De very useful
exploring the vegetable .ngdoh But there Is mifacu
Ou road 20 haOw ge, Owning road except research
and experiment BY he aid Of the these, M--srs Sands
have discovered mode VI preparing the juices of Sarsa
para tO give an almost de-pOrc power over CERTAIN
Diseases. SANDS -AasAPARfLLA, = now known through
the length and breath Of and for and l
GERS ab-ce.-es and nearly all diseases of e skins
Accompanied by the blessings Of Heaven % seldom fss
fulfil the wermest hopes Of he Invalid.
Prepared and sod, wholesale and retail, by A. Is. D
SANDS Wholesale Druggsf- 70 Fulton street, New York
Sold a. 75 Broadway y ta. Broadway and by Drug.
-,- generally fhou -hglt tie United sales Pace 81 per
bof.e. s.x bottles fyr 50
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sHAD FLfEs-A correspondent OF the Rochester
Democrat. writing from Montreal. gives sad pic
iure of the predatory habits Of this insect
The shad dy as called here i now ON visit. The
air full OF them. No pedestrian can rod without
his mouth being hled. vcntured out this morning bur
was was Obliged 90 iic a handkerchief over my mouth
Myriad. swarm the banks and the accounts Of the
locusts Of Egypt nothing IN comparison 10 mum
bcrs In The language OF the butler M our hotel We
ouen the Windows there will be place for the guests 90
IN ~ table" 80 gentleman has just entered
the hotel Office completely covered that his garments
are hardly disccn0le 10 impossible tO tell whether
h. has gray blue or black clothes While am writing
this paragraph the door has been opened three times and
now count the raruinf the quill write ~lih-saying
nothing Of the insect shield Of my garments Well
have counted The number l. l-j the feathers OF
the goose quill have used 20 bear you this
- The son ofarespecablc mechanic Of Newark,
aged about fifteen years, arrested on Monday and
committed for recently setting IRE 10 several buildings,
including his fathers factory and sunday night last
VIM. g Blacks paint shop in Market street We under
stand he coniesses the crime.
- Ole Bull is in Boston where he will give
Concert the present week He intends % visit South
America shortly.
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Important from Texas.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

WASHINGTON June 9th. l-ij.
1t is said that Government has received advice
that the Mexican troops have passed the Rio Grande
aud crossed the river Neuccs the boundary between
Mexico and Texas If this be the fact we shall soon
hear Of a collision
The Cabinet are in session and there j. 40 doubt
that important information has been received a. an
officer Of the army was despatched South late las,
night with Instructions
General Houston might be better employed at
home than n transmitting letters from Nashville 70
this city communicating officially the death Of our
Ex.presidcnf
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
fw Coumereiai and MONEY Matters see Laa Pase)

FIR Commercial and Moaey Mauvs, see Last PaSe)
TUESDAY Pm
The pacific character Of the Mexican news had
bos,erng effect upon stocks today and some ds'e1P'
tons improved to2 per cent.
In +, changes there is very little doing and prices
are hea,, sterling % d9i Francs mas Dot
The Receipts on the Mohawk Railrsil continue
10 show large increase last year The recePr 10Y
the second week in June
Passengers 90 81 q,
trcisn ~
Same week s-, year Z"
Exce.. sso5 10
In l-i3 the receipts In this week were $50
The Receipts on the Paterson Railroad for Nay
were larger than ever before known. They were u
round numbers $500 for passenger. and SOU"
freight
The business on the Hartford and New Have"
Road for May also very favorable
The receipts on thi. Road exclusive Of maisl for NY
were as .................... si6slO ~
1854, 40 !"
Receipts for the first ak months since the com
pletOn OF the Extension Road 10 Spring ~
held. ending June oh. i-f3 .-........... lco1s
Receipts for the corresponding months In l-t. isO0
Showing an increase u more than 100 per cent
The Long Island Railroad Co is said to have %
tanned permanent enable !, 70 redeem 10 tosrss
debt. and apply IL. surplus receipts 70 a dividend
The transfer books Of the Vicksburg Railroad '-
now open IN tbs City a, The Phen!x bank
Bicknels Reporter saws money continues AosH'
tani Ia Philadelphia. Good paper e readily neso'ne'
IN Bank o. PER cen,-whle out Of door. the Fsr "a
uic higher Business ]. dull ifnlr appears 70 - 10.
rcd "a al hands 'Aa, ihe Angus. Interest ~l = pa'
when due. and IN full 10 also the Impression Of 'ns
,lrewd and cautious such maiter. that there WI ,"
o. ifculy with regard'.o the February interest
The - Louis Insurance Company has dec.He''
dividend u PER cent out u the prons n me qasre'
] ne = equal - - per cen, per snnBm.
The Bank of Dubuque. Iowa. continues ~ oaAA
ng operations. Notwithstanding The repeal az 4 ne -
g.-.a;ure. which sad % have been uneonstigrons-
AZ Boston there j. little movement IN ssgh' ''
fancy stock. On. Manufacturing Co stock AZ .'A'.
roa ID per cen; advance par since tLo a. ~ n's
+ largest mill Midle,eS Woosn MI s.ocs ns' ''''
sod a. ~ per advance The rcw company % s'r'
oczs and canal, On nerr.lnacs RIVER have d"c'eea =
oca'e On the Netnueu side and vii. i 10 sa.1 -
orhwifh Subscriptions have been sisre' n 1900
Jor Tor . steam cotton mill with CAPITA o. 1880 "a
4 which 10000 has been subscribed "a Boston -
$1,000 IN that town. This new concern = 20 oe g. "a.
70 the nsngiactgr. Of printing c.oih VITA the '~'"
proved machinery.
AT recent sale OF stocks in New bedioFu ~
stock Of the railroad between that and Tsun'oa
sod At 2se9s per GER, advance The BndSs~H~
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PRINTING NArERiALs-We invite attention 10 the al
vertiseraeni IN another column Of Hr Maxwell, vel.
known machin.si this CITY ~ho mas done considerable
IN the way Of improving and nyeniing various Kinds Of
articles Used By Printers and booSbinder- We have II
our Office Of ais ProofPres-es which erce' anything
We ever saw IN that line and moe, conscientious.
Is recommend il % a. Printers who may wish 70 take
proofs Of Their matter IN zslcys- Or who may deem i an
OBJECT 10 obtain and rapid impression without IN
ury 10 ae.r typ.s Il can be used also printing sp.
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DolsGs IN OUR LAW COURTS YESTERDAY.

CIRCUIT CorEr-O n Par v. John Rict-Nr Rice
brought rn action against ~ Plat boz the Marine C0ur
20 recover damages for alleged false imprisonment ami
recovered 500 lie then took the oaih ~ danger AMI
levied upon Mr. Patts property Mr. ! appealed 20 thr
Superior Court the ground that the Marine Court did
not possess Jurisdiction IN actions Of false Impeachment
and judgement was reversed Mr. + now brings action
OF ,respes- against Mr. Rice for evyng on Judgment
where Jurisdiction did not exist and for malice sAcwu
&c Verdict for plaintiff 1924 81.
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4 Thought for the Clerks.

To The Editor Of The Tribune.
An article has appeared in several Of the papers sta
ns that the Merchants Of Philadelphia and Baltimore
are discussing the propey Of closing Their stores At h7e
clock IN the afternoon during few week. OF the
weather or the purpose Of allowing some recreation 70
their clerks
Being merchant myself J rejoice IN the movement
and hope the subject may De -saied n this city For
one would cheeriuLy acquiesce IN the measure
Nea- York June - i-45 B. J. L.
Very good Ladies aAd gentlemen be 20 good
a. to make your purchases before O'Clock ?. NJ. 50
that the Clerks may have chance Ed.
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MARRIED

IN The g p Cha-rh. on the ie,h nos, ,, Rev W.
Ism Atfsus p n NJ WILLIAM CONkfr~ =
Feek.s8l 70 Ms EliZABtfH .h,rr q lo-ers In.
- - Ne~-icrk
Al Nors.ch Corn. On Tu-sisy evening" Z, "a. 4.
-. W Bond lANf- NtApf, ~ ~ ~. ~ % Han
r.sre
A. N.nch,..rr Can. IN Do iiih rat by r., ~
Norftnp RiCHkRn GOODMAN q Nes.Yafs 4, ~.
ELECIt " CHLNtf q Nanche.'sr
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Having tested IT, virtue u Odridge Ban 0f C0grtI. r
from p Ccur'larf-ree il preventing % hair from falling
our AID causing growth u hair f0 s~. n bald place.
an induced % maze Known my Ov experience n orief
that other, may profit b. r.
Some Tine since my Lair commenced falling 0If ard
continued until Z had nearly entirely disappeared .eVera
parts ofuy head inducing he fear VI total badge-s U1d-r
ih--e Circumstances ~as induced to ry Dlrd re. Balm
OF Columbia u when procured bottle and which
applied according 10 directions Ife beneficial Effects wer.
apparent and before bad Used half IL. co1rr.
Of the bottle Wa constrained % ard fs c.eorafs
Hair Restorative al he merit claimed for . b. tic proure.
Tor 10 my case operlef zr Charm, producing rte nr
csc results which fe-reipreverf0r and resf0raf.or-
Ny hair, ~htcn was rspitly disappearing before con
nencet tne u ne Balm ceased from falling GOT ard
new AID vigorous Crown wa calsed i0 supply e pac,
OF ~ lOcks q which had been .l0Yr.
Undertook, May I'm, isfl LAWRENCE LASDT.
Sod ONLY a. 2 Sorrttrt-t and BY DR. F-h corner ~
Third avenue and Ienih--t brOoxyr 10 F1.,On-sf
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Did

0n Monday ieh. Kala ?. We - Her-y ssya.r p -
Jarlarn u BALDWIN. SO
A. rs a'shsa -th 30 NJ t'irs'e'A Dsper rs.as, d,
fhs rfr Rev sam le Draper -
Recently n Augusta Georgia Mrs. Nsra Csr-,..r
fssshfrr 6ffhe 'sic Cen Nm lill 81 Weston ~ q
ofFiesri Campbell fsQ NJ GcorrN
A. Rochester l.'h. me-, Rev Villain Gltes.,-e .
Gsros. Ohio
a. siaai.hursh 81 Instant Aniolnefc. ~.% Z Rles.,,
~,Ir'f lf
A. Wsvarsirs rh John Rroa.ihcst ~
tfNeesrs ilth susan wife q Rotogh s,,s,
30 NfN YORK o.
ir Manchester ~ ,tfh nh James Clark - . a.-.
MI. scotland
A. BAR more 9Th Rev Oscar fsy.or -
81 k4rsIn. -fh Core.'s daugh'er of sam Howard a
NWaIrs iifh INST. Nitii,N Horr - sSoss, !,
thr Revolution
a. Rochester e,h Mr.. Hailah Jane. 9 G.ir,. B.,
nap 49,
Ncar Forf Wayne sth n-' VI. Hsnrsh asefe
A. O.uc-o ~ih met ~. Melissa is~r,uce Is
40 Goshen oh ln.f R'cfsri o. No.ha.s,. of ih,e,,
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INFORMANT APFoiNTMENr>. /, will dcvolve
upon the Common Council Of cities, and the Super
visor. town Clerk ard town Superintendent Of
Schools of towns. ON or before the first Monday Of
July, to appoint Marshal for each Election Dis
,rc'' ior the purpose Of taking Census OF the
S'aie ms Is an important appointment and should
&c made with great care. The L. S. Census OF
''o wa" scarcely worth the paper used in taking
Legislature has made ample provision for insurinc
accuracy II the appointing powers bu, do their du,y
me Marshsls should DC men who not only know
their duty bu, have the time. disposition and sbil.
" 70 perform II correctly lab Eve. Journal
~ The Neic Hamps Leglslosn,, bv a vote
OF is TO 90 has passed bill making !, unlawful for
members 10 receive pay when they are assep, and
directing each member to hand 70 the clerk one dsv be-
fore the close Of each session statement of The 5pr
Der OF days ne has been shsea, and the clerk 70 make
w bis payroll accordingly,
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" The steamship Cambria sailed from Boston
for Halifax and Liverpool Monday las az hAfpas;
o'clock NJ She has IS passengers for Liverpool and
for Halifax Capt JudSins, though his health IS not;
wholly rees,ablishcd able take the command oi
his ship, and was able TO attend church sunday.
Among the passengers We notice Mr. Coleman the .nven
tor of the locomotive attachment who goes 70 England 10
secure patent, and : r. Rhei, Of South Carolina
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Diseases TIE BL0oDWe recommend al 20 try Com
stocks sarssparla which : excellent preparation Tor
purifying the blood and also Alternative ~ The system
al >pnng Medicine enable Tie system lear u
against ceOaflg heals Of summer and thereby al
nrOads ~ disease y = also certain cure for ScrOgou
and Cgtanevs diseases LIVER Affections sc. Price 81
per aor.e. or SIX bottles for a. he other.
charge g. fora SAVING Of 81 Sod only Al p COurand
street
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TO-DAY'S OUTSIDE.

FIRST FAGE-Le'ters from Italy Shield OF Arch.es !;
New Publications. Government OF Texss Matters in
Washington A number Of News Items.
fovSrH neutrality-suspicious.. Commercial and
Money Matters Marine Jurnsl SC
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~ Essr ISDfA HAIs DYE.-Coarse red ha-r made fne
black and glossy. TINS article = 20 have
sired BY The i vii color lie har and ucf l4r- the
.ain he leas- T. viii make beautiful heal ~
black BAR out u he coarses red or grey sold p Cour
Iar.-