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fee, and to report tax all articles OF gold and silver
ware above the value Of hundred dollars, TO an
amount that would replace the amount derived IRON tea
and Coffee
Mr.. Walker in "a brief speech supported this
motion, defining his object TO be, according 10
his reported remarks in the Gtobe) " TO compel
the wealthy and the ostentatious 10 pay tax on
their gold and silver ware, instead OF making the
laborer pay tax upon the tea and coffee which
he drinks, and which is part of his ordinary
sustenance."
Rejected IL to 26-Mr. Walker and others vot-
ing in the affirmative.
Now here was a direct proposition for direct
taxation, as substitute, for the principle of reve-
nues from duties upon imposts, to the extent Of
several millions. And yet, in the face Of the re-
cord, Father Richie says, "Mr Walker, in oon-
formity with his opinions, uniformly expressed,
clearly repudiates direct taxation" The "public
documents" show different conclusion, ard
clearly establish the presumption, that the "uni-
form opinions OF the Secretary will not bear him
out against direct taxation.
But the organic editor insnuates that this charge
az INST the venerable Secretary is caumny. Is
II a calumny To charge a political doctrine upon
one democrat, which he has publicly proposed in
the United States Senate, and which is printed
under the sanction of other democrats, for gene
raj circulation
We have only to say, that the proposition OF di-
rect taxation to the democratic association of this
city was rejected by the association in its execu-
tive committee, and under the implicit belief, if
not with the proof direct, that it came from the
Secretary of the Treasury. The circumstantial
evidence we have adduced would hang man,
but as the Secretary of the Treasury "repudates
any other leaf" regarding it, we must pronounce
HIM as innocent in the language of Mr.. Allen,
'as the unborn infant reposing in the lap of the
past"
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COMMERCIAL.


New York. September 23.
AsHEs.-The market remains the same as when last
quoted Pots have been sold at SO 49, Pearls 81 Ex-
ports from Sept Pots l04S barrels Pearls 1877 do.
BARILLA-Some very good sales made in lots at
500 mos.
BREADsrurrs.-The market for Western Flour since
our last quotations. has been very unsettled the buy
e generally decline to operate much at the advanced
prices yet toerabe business has been done for home
consumption chiefly in Genesee lat 81 SIX, 81 935z and
IS The sales for shipment reach is Genesee at S.
and 1000 at $4s7h There was very little done in South
ern except some Brandy wine at So and Virginia a,
- rs. Common Southern may be quoted at 81 rs and
81 slh with the sales increasing Rye Flour and Jer
sey Corn Meal are scarce, and both sell SO so ship
saCoFFrE.-There was material change in the mar.
ket during the week Sales have been pretty brisk to
the trade. Brazils brought Ga II, cents Java 81
white, 10 and 0s, Sumatra IA, Laguayra ~ and 7s
at mos St. Domingo 8, Maracaibo 61s, cash.
CorToN-The market remains firm, and prices have a
bales nearly one half Of which taken for export
LIVERPOOL CLAaArrcArror.
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We haYA bean infnrm.

nat not only the potato CROP in consequence of the
pgnt or rot viii be deficient Blu, that farmers gene.
said not to have filed with grain to nyhng like the
crops OF former years The late dry weather and Excess
nVe neat without intervening showers is considered
me cause Oh these results which are TO be depored as
anecng the interests of all portions Of the community
Wnen me farmer prospers when his fields are loaded
loce put when the blight and drought succeed his la
Dors and al or much is lost then may all classes APP
proPns'ey ympatnise with him, for inasmuch az all
husbandry all are obliged to suffer in these msfortunes
OF the "hllers oil the ground" May the farmer hear
with submission his losses and kind Providence here
after avert the pestilence upon the crops which We ali
depors and give again plentiful crops to the hardy and
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For.lru Importntions
Domestic Importations.
MARITIME HERALD.


Cleure0.
Ships Toronto Tucker London Griswoid Louis Phil
ppe Csstef HayIs, Fox Livingston; Madras Collins.
Rotterdam Schmidt Balchen; Loo Choo, Hatch Rio de
Janero Cary Co; II Perkins, Arthur, Oregon-Bark Sol
Pper Mendnew Wilmng'on-Brgs Palestine sturdeyant,
Port au Prince, LswisSchs Louisa Post Brazos
a.o; Nile Hampton, Belize; Cabot Nekerson Boston;
Sarah, Tro Baltimore; Abbot Lawrence Meeker Boston;
Girecian, Chase Boson-Sloop Warren, ThomI son, New
Haven.
Arrived.
Bark Il Chaplin Conn, from New Orleans, 18th Aug.
and Pass 29b, TO h lat % a. long 70 49,
ship and bark the 1alma and bark Tennessee
from New Orleans for New York.
Schr Catharne Scott 20 days from St Cuba with
sugar and tobacco 70 Jonathan thompson, Left brig
Adele Of Pnadelphia loading copper for Baltimore
sehr Mary Helen do for do days. the bark Bacehus Of
phiiadelpha was Loading for Marsees schr Austin sail
ed days previous for Trinidad load for
9th, off Cape Maize spoke Br schr Midway of Halifax 8,
salt.
schr Queen Pomsre, Snow John Kendall, and franklin,
from Thomaston, lime.
schr Marsh. Pearee, Philadelphia coal Lowther &
Son.
Below.
One bark.
Sailed.
Brig Black Hawk, Maranham, &c,
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Foreign Markets.

From The Exchange books, Sept %
03Rto JANEIBo, Aug. 5-The sales Of -four are mo-
derse at last quotations but rgoes have arrived
since July 10. The coffee market has been sustained bv
purchases for the American vessels going under convoy
several OF which to leave the 18th inst After
their departure decline may be looked for In this ari.
Gle We In possession of Montevidean dates July
"a Flour there very dull at sales netting only
SOY In political affairs nothing had transpred at the
be the result OF Mr.. Hoods mission to Buenos Ayres
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MONDAY, Sept 81 AT market about $500 Cattle moro
than half of which Beef, 34o0 sheep, and lS25
Swine. Several hundred OF Beef Cattle and also of
stores remain unsold
PRIcgs-Beef CattleWe report, except for thin Cat.
te to correspond with last weekextra SIS So first qua.
lily So SIS rs, second 81 IS 81 rs, third 50 81
stores-rwo year old So Sl4, three year old SIG
a S24
Sheep-Lots from 81 50 IL.
swine-To pedde 3, "a, 80, and 4, "A and 4,lc AT
retail from 4 10 SIC
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PHILADELPHIA, September %, 1916.

PHILADELPHIA, September %, 1916.
The steamboat Express attached to the Ericsson line
from Baltimore ran down open boat in the Elk river
on Tuesday night and two out of the four men con-
tanned, were drowned One wasa young man, the bro
ther-inlaw of Robert II Thomas recently from Massa
chusetts who in that vicinity bargaining for load
of peaches he designed carrying East The ether
drowned man was James Craig.
The Agricultural Society OF this State will hold its
annual show the 30th instant and following day. at
the Rising Sun Village, on the Germantown road From
the preparations making more extensive display than
usual, is expected.
Two laboring men, named James Farley and - Low
were killed this morning at Schuy kill Second and South
street. by the cavng in of gravel pit in which they
were at work.
dense fog prevailed this morning. and caused con-
siderable detention OF the steamboat from Baltimore
bringing the Southern mail 1t did not arrive here until
long alter the o'clock line for New York had started
consequently the connection broken and the mail
Will not reach your city until late hour tonight.
Sales OF Stocks NJ Pnlladeiphia.
SEPT 2I-EIRsr BoARD-4o0 Wilmington X X, IS, 49,
IN; Union Bank of Tenn, i9%. ~
AFTER sALEs.-l5o Reading r, 3ls1; % Pennsylvania
Bank 23 900 Schuykill Navigation 6s S. 65 1000 Chesa
peake Delaware Canal, 6s, 81; 50 Reading II X, SIX
SECOND BOARD. 200 City IS, 9sk.
AFTER SALEs.-l0 Girard Bank 10; 500 Wilmington n r.
IS, IS; Pennsylvania Bank 25lS
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DRucs AND DyEs.-The market has not been yery
brisk although some few large sales were made The
prices varied very little from last weeks quotations
Sicily quorice paste liis cents, Dutch madden 10I,
ia oil of lemon 50 62s, Honduras cochineal 81 as
Turkey opium lprey fair S. l2is, suphae OF qunine
(American) 81 %, French 81 IS, mos.
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nH JOHNSON, IL Duane street, chatham street, Is
one OF the Oldest and most experienced Medical and Sur
Rca Practitioners ~ the city Of New York the
2, certain class9f delicate diseases The Doctor estab
hed IN one stand for eleven and during that has
successfully treated 10000 cases OF vene
othsr delicate complaints The Doctors repu for skill
No matter how long have gleet
re ulcers upon the body the throat
the head and bones Of the legs will and you II
your case Is durable Constitutional weakness sometimes
dn9sd by Young men Many unfortunate victim Of
Dyspepsia weakness Of the limbs and small Of back
CONFUSION Of intellect forgeulnes palptaon Of the heart
aversion 10 'ociety are only symptoms of this complaint
warrants cure in every ochsrge Mild and re-
S. for advice DR. fssnay
educated Physieian and SURGEON % lm~r
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BALTIMORE, Sept %.
Wig Ticket Completed-Mrs Moratt-.a New .amphi-
heatre- Theatricais- Deaths-Markets &C.
The Wing Nominating Convention closed their bust
ness last night, by nominating Aaron r. lowering as
their candidate for Mayor; and John p Kennedy A. b.
Patterson Joseph simms VIM. Bailey, and J. Morrison
Harris for the House Of Delegates. Mr.. lowering was
Captain of the Independent Blues at North Point and
spoken Of in the official reports having excelled in
bravery every other oicer the field He still par
tally lame from the effects of musket bullet received
in his leg, on that memorable occasion John r. Kenne.
dy is also well known at home and abroad of the
most prominent wing members Of the 2sth Congress.
They certainly have strong ticket, and both parties
are delighted with their prospects, may expecta re.
markably Thought battle, and the victory to the
strongest provided there no ppeaying other cleo
Mrs Mowatt made her first appearance last night at
the Holiday street Theatre supported by Mr.. Daven-
port and Mr. Forbes and was greeted by full and fash
onable audience. She is decided avoe in Baltimore
and brilliant engagement may be anticipated:
amphitheatres is being built in this CITY, by Mr. L.
Titus, agent for the extensive equestrian proprietors
with oval tin roof with small cupola the apex
The interior is to be decorated and finished in the most
magmhce int style; expected to be finished in about
where they expect to locate themselves during the
part of the coming winter.
The number of deaths in Baltimore during the past
week was 10, Of which number 81 under one year
Of age
The Museum has an excellent stock company and
under the management of p. I. Barnum Esq is doing
an extensive business
THE MARKETsThere were $50 head of cattle offered at
the cattle Yesterday of which driven to PHI
ladelhla and the balance 500 head CITY
er Prices ranged from SEA 80 s2 100 lbs hoo
There was sale Saturday Of lot of bbls How
street Hour not fresh but subject at 81 80
There was not much inquiry Yesterday and sales
from car; ]. qnssed Wheat holder. a. ain
higher than buyers willing give Stock of flour and
wheat light Corn the strength the English news and
the rise New York has jumped up thirteen or fourteea
thousand bu.he: l, Of good Nd white
at 65 and of 81 cents WHISKY has
with sales at Is cents fer bb and cents Tor hhd
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PRIVATE DISEASES.
COLLEGE OF MEDICINE AND PHARMACY,

e5 NASSAU STREET
ss SUPPRESS
cry, continue direct their particular all di
aa
are Q,
cson the College the first those diseases.
One Of the members OF College, many years
nseled with the HOSPITALS y 'oT the cure
oG'f fTGmplan'' attends Tor daily from
4, 70 S
living in the country and finding =. to make
tanning all medicine requisite TO perform radical cure by
m. Of e Contraction es;s snd rseea
any, and enclosing IS. postpaid
vELPEAU's SPECIFIC PILLS.
NOR the radical Of gonorrhoea geet seminal ennis
and all moeopnTuient discharges from the uretha
srsisa inventor Professor veiHs.u an aibis remedy
shorter than am other remedy Without isatss he
breath dssgreeng with the stomach or confinement from
,CGNsTITUTIDNAL DEBILITY CUREDi
osny al
~ M or e,ee, Of any spd an
depending on malforma,ion.
Single bottles 81 esch cases Of hsfa dozen 81 carefully
RECORDS ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE.
Ia OR the of primary secondary syphs
e. nsS or
sm should u:e this eaer Without delay
person consider himself safe after having the
disease without thoroughly cleansing the system win this
Justly celebrated altera
Sold in single bottles at 81 each IN esses Of hill dozen
for S., carefully packed and sent to a parts oil the Union
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA
GENTIAN AND SASAFRAS,
DREPARED by the New York College oil Medicine and
Pharmacy established for the suppression oil quackery
This refined and highly extract possessing all
herbs Is by the College superior
TO any Of 5aapara at present before the public
and NAV be relied certain remedy for all DISEASES
ing from impure Of the blood such as scrofua and
sat rheum ring worm botchcs pimples ulcers,
the bones or joints nodes, eutaneous eruptons liberated
sore throat or any disease arising from the secondary effects
Of syphilis m injudfious use Of mercury
Sold IN single bottles, It rs cents
g in cases ofhafs dozea bottles s1n
4" dozen Sc
Gases forwarded TO all parts OF the Union.
N. B-A liberal discount wholesale purchasers
N. 3, RICHARD SON, MD,
d&w % Nassau street, New YORK;
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M AkhlED LADIES WILL FIND MUCH to interest
IL theIn by pcrusIng Moral Physiology, written by the
hon r. " Owen, with additions and alterations by X. Olo
Ner NJ d. Were this book carefully read by married
and ITS advice strictly followed persuaded
mat different Of society from the would
Inc terors of poverty and the prospect OF large family OF
children which could be but poorly reared prevent
here Is work that will tell you important which
For sale by Zciber Co Of Chestnut Sd sire
Philadelphia. and booksellers; H. Editor
street, New York. SIS I'm ire
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THERMOMETERS
RREWER'S, Dster's. Sugar Hoase and Parlor Thermo.
- Of all sizes, for Wholesale dealers
Now on hand gIOss assorted sI.es warranted correct
For sale BY JOHN ROACH,
s22 Ssrh Opeic ian. SO Nassau street,
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PUBLISHED
JAMES GORDON BENNETTJ
NoRrawEsT CoRNxR OF FuLroE AND NASSAU eraEErs
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FEMALE SEMINARY

No. II EAST BROADWAY, corner Of Market street.
ARABELLA " SARAH r. CLARKE, Principals.
HlS institution its fall term the TIN
The drawing classes under the Of
Elizabeth Dram, who has been long avorabIy wn
the New York public: Tne department ancient and
dern languages and bellies under the dree
ton OF Jacob Bergen, A NJ There extra charges
for fuel stationary the Of books the English classes
French Latin and Drawing stage is provided
2taW me
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C,URE YoURsELE-REAp THE FoLLowING.-

CURE YoURsELE-READ THE FOLLOWING
cure Of Disease the american ne = ss
speedy certain Il coniains no mecury leaves no
rely that iii. u%ped up hy%S"s th.. long
ring success. r,ae.y curing Gases Of the hun
Sofss sn e a T ss %9 pSpus. remedy in
Full DIRECTIONS accompany each bottle Sold Wholesale by
and ct Be S.ay
aud Fourth Corner Bowe.y and Walker Bowery and Hou
Fulton and Water wsst corner
na Sa ,ee e., Phasspy Charles aad
nR CORBITT, 10 Duane street. between Chatham and
Sa. FOR h ss' ls.s o"esa
The most extensive practice private
aggravated this disease and mild cases in
neither the use % o sS sa
Structure Of the aretbra cured in one or two weeks with
Constitutional DebilityThose individuals who have in
70 and Nc charge ean s%ss
Dr. the only qualified London Surgeon who adverscs
suspended in his Office. 81 D imsp
$500 KEwARD:-C,o..' Specific Mixture for the
soas a eu and snss
YET for the above complaints this most Ger
change without o Ss
cation to business We give long qaasksh recommends
s s doe. not sDsst
where II can be had and the proprietor challenges single
will rapidly under forfeiture Of 500 "e This IS
tn.t peryades all ranks OF society high
presented with remedy by which they can cure
be Contracted % dose 81 hs
MIXTURE Is taken at night going bed when exposed
One bottle lasts week, which generally cures many are
cured n to- days For sale BY G. H. Ring iss Broadway
H M wP'Fy sosr ws.Sns
sGn street. Boston q Canal street. New OrIens and a5
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SHIP BLACKSMITH

sTEPHEN ROBERTS,,
CORNER Of MONTGOMERY AND SOUTH SITS
" linear the Tobacco lnspection prepared to do the
IRON WORK OF VESSELS with the greatest facility,
and on the most reasonable terms
Orders from OF the country for doing the
work Of vessels will be punctually attended to.
Letters addressed above will receive prompt attention
ann lrnA
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M EDICAL ADViCEs-DVCIUh LAMk.hI r. conn
!vl dentiaiIy consulted at his Office, 81 Gold street, near
Fulton, all diseases of nature. His treatment
mild and pdlcous requires neithsr mercury restraint
constitutional arising from ndscreet INDULGENCE, Of the
potency the Doctors attention. his object being
restore the that state OF originally
she patient being aware, cagsed BY rsIestment and
selves, eectuslly cured by Dr. Letters, post paid
encosnga fee, Immediately attended and medicine with
Gold street s7J lwsr
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FOR SALE

- ON THE EAST side Of Adelphi street, Brooklyn,
E: about fifty yards north Of Myrtle Avenue, three
attaehsd-hs plo. Of ground 50 BY ia2 feet mostly laid
built and there place in Brooklyn moderate
which sprpsses perhaps equals taste and the sslubT
wishes the benefit of country for his family while he
have opportunity of reachngPea in TWENTY-FIVE mi
the pIemiSe. "a WI r0
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CHRISTIE'S
GALVANIG ,o R Z, S

/" What, though the canses may NOT be explained.
Smcether effects are duly ascerteined;
Let not delusion. prejudice or PRIDE,
Induce mankind to set the means eside
Means which, though simple, are by Heaven designed
To alleviate the ills of human kind.s
CHKIsTiES Genuine Galvsnic Ring and Magnetic
~ Fluid positive and permanent for all Of
rheumatism chronic, Supplying to the head face
limbs, Gou Tcdoloeux, Vertigo, Nervous and SICK Head
sion. CramP, Ralptop Of the Heart shonss, Of Breath
Lumbaso Pain in the Side and Chest Spinal and Hip Com
plants Nervous TTemors Neu,gia and its qualifications
gy, and all Nervous Disorders As preventive for Apo
pexy, they confidently Recommended In OF Dys
pepsa, which simply derungem want of Nervous
been equally successful.
The Galvanie Belts Bracelets, Carriers and Strengthening
Pasters, chronic disease and be
by tie delicate with perfect safety and
convenience.
o. Only Agency in New York, 1872 Broadway. Explana.
tory Pamphlets with full directions, may be had gratis
500 lwsnc
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DAGUERREAN MATERIALS.

TQHN ROACH, Opucian, 50 Nassau street. has now on
hand Of Half Plate and Medium Voightlan-
der Tubes Also. American, Of his own manufacture
rior to any yet made in the United States.
Plates; Cases Chemeas Coating BcIes Baths, and every
sale and reta spectacles Telescopes Gavsnic Batteries
a
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JEFFERSON INSURANCE COMPANY.
Office No. so Wal Street Netc York

THIS Company being authorsed by act the Legsla-
ure Of the State Of New York passed May 18TH 1S46,
entitled An act for the benefit Of the Jefferson Insurance.
Company to fill its capital stock which impaired by
losses occasioned by the fire of 10Th JRly and the
Board Of Directors Of said Company having
solved that the said capital stock be filled according the
provisions OF said act.
Notice hereby given conformity with said and with
the approval OF the Vice Chance Of the First Circuit
all the stockholders Of the Company that
CURED signify before the day Of October
e the President Secretary Of sale company their Office
NO so Wall street. the Of New York. whether they
elect to fill their stock and also they elect fiji
up their stock to the required such
eide.
And notice is hereby further that 10th day Of
October much stock shall be and dspos
do will make the original capital Of said corporation,
and Tor that books Of subscription will be opened
the said office the 2st day of October
daily from 10 to O'clock until the requisite
subscrbed-the stockholders prior right
TO such new stock The fill shove
mentioned and the subscriptions take the I'd
day Of November which day insalnent Of five
dollars per share is required subscriptions.
And notice is hereby further given suc stockholders
shall not elect I'LL their stock shall
the right do that they required the I'd
vember the SAID President Secretay
at the said Office their original certificates stock
thereof TO receive certificates such
as they may respectively be entitled said
receiving pay for fractional parts Of shares.
T. W. THORNE, Prsst.
Dated New York Aupusf lOh fQle .cIo v,No~
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1872 BROAD Way,
CORNER OF JOHN STREET.
TO THOSE WHO SHAVE THEMSELVES.

FTOM The Erfnfng POSI-.
SPECIMENS OF RINGS unapproachabIe VERBENA
- CREAM FOR sHAVlNq..This article, universally
praised by those who made trial Of last year took
premium Of the Institute Fair Indeed is fully conceded
by those who know that is impossible to manufacture
article equal TO it. IL sotening the skim fragrant the
sense destroyer Of eekes and pmpes and sold cheap
oft
From the New York Gazeue-The New Soap-Wc speak
from experience and speak from the professional
knowledge or beneactor and friend James Grant
Ann street who is ahead of any thing yet found
out IN this department OF modern improvement 1t only
an emolient but IL is something more" In short, be-
ieye 1t is the tcss shaving soap in the world.
beware Of initaons and observe the written signature
under the directions for of c. H. Ring Prepared and
for sale, Wholesale and retail and for erportston
T.. II. RING, Druggist
au26 msmc 1872 Broad way corner or John street.
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FRENCH LANGUAGE,

MONSIEUR EDMOND pU BUIsSON, having few
w hours TO dispose Of offers hi. services those wh
are desirous Of acquiring the French language
For further particulars enquire his New Yor
au21 1m Trc
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LADIES' HAIR DRESSING.

WILLIAM J. BARKER, formerly with II. Martin. and
w late with W. Dibblee tenders his services to those
ladies who desire their heads dressed dwell
llngs, on the fol owing terms:-
Single time, dressing 80 so
Do. shampooing and dressing, ...............S0 so
Per month"; every day pToportionably low.
w. BIS time beng wholly devoted to this branch, he
will occupy his order book will be kept the
esabishshment of Mime. ". Schetema, 1877 Broadway,
under the New York Hetel, corner Of Waverly Plsce,
where ladies ax their and residences opposite
the hour desired For further particulars enquire of W J.
at his residence, 81 East Broadway. sis liner