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$4,000! aw
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, "*
Class "a, for 1886
To be drawn at Alexandria, District of Columbia
on Saturday, the 29th of August, 1916.
SPLENDID PRIZES.
! prize Of $4,000 l prize of 1926
do 10000 l do 1920
l do 5000 do 1900
$l,90O-Sl ,s0O,-sl, 7OO!-Sl, 800!
10prizes Of 81 500, &c
Is drawn numbers out of 49,
Tickets Sl0-Halves S5-Guarters 40 So
Certificate of package of 26 whole tickets 500
Do do &c half do 60
DO do 26 quarter do 80
Orders for tickets and shares and certificates of
packages in the above any Of the lotteries under
the management of Messrs. Gregory e. Co., will re.
ceive the most prompt and confidential attention,
and an official account Of each drawing sent imme-
dately after il is over and postage paid by us both
ways on all letters when addressed TO
ROBT. o. SoUTHGATE g. co.
July 81 Washington, ID. c.
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A DISCOURSE OF the Bacenian Philos-
"A ophy, by Samuel Tyler, Of the Maryland bar.
Second edition enlarged, 1886. One volume, price
one dollar.
June 20. i. TAYLOR.
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ITO MEMBERS OF CONGRESS AND
Il Strangers leaving the City.---J, Fl.

Gibbs, successor to s. Parker, begs to call the at
tentron of the public generally to his elegant and
extensive assortment of French fancy goods, sup
ply, of which he is constantly receiving, and from
which may be selected variety Of tasteful and APP
propriate articles for presents.
His stock Of perfumery, gloves, combs, hair
brushes fans, work-boxes, retcules, &c, cannot be
surpassed in the city of Washington and the ladies
and public generally are respectfully invited to call
and purchase.
Fancy and Ornamental Hair Store, Pennsylvania
avenue, between 9th and 10th streets.
Aug l-3tf
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M EMBERS Of Congress and others requiring
ltl FIRST rate piano forte, are respectfully in.
formed that the subscriber has seven Of them for
sale on very reasonable terms, three Of which are
the best that was exhibited the recent national
fair and far superior in tone and finish 10 ,nv other
instruments for sale in the District They will be
packed free Of expense at Ststioners' Hall i H.
july vo--taw3w VIM. FISCHER.
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s25,OOO-s7, OOO-s3,3IO.
$4,000.
GRAND CAPITALS,

Grand consolidated lottery, class No. 80, to be
drawn on Saturday, August -, 1886. 70 numbers,
- drawn.
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/. X. DEW,
Pest Of William and Mary College.

The excellent preparation and subsequent success
Of several young gentlemen who received their ele-
mentary education at Mr.. Colemans school, and
who came afterwards TO this college, justify me in
expressing the opinion that the school one Of very
high order
ROBERT SAUNDERS,
Prof. Of mathematics in VIM. and Mary College.
Since my eonnexion with William and Mary Cob
lege, only one case has come under my observation,
by which | have been enabled to form opinion
concerning the school of Mr.. Coleman, indepen-
IDENTIFY Of the general reputation in which it is held
The qualifications of one young gentleman, who re-
ceiyed his education there and afterwards attended
my classes, Of so high order, that they not
only insured him the most honorable success, but
convinced me Of the high character Of Mr. Cole
mans school, as well as Of his own superior ac-
quirements and talents as scholar and as an in
structor, who, not satisfied with mere routine and
Learning by rote, makes his pupils enter into the
spirit and true understanding of the subject taught
CHARLES MINNlGERODE,
Prof ofhumanity, VIM. and Mary College.
July 24-d6t
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H. FOR SALE, commodious two
E&H! story brick house, with basement and hack
MILL building, one square north of St. Johns
Church, on 10th street. The owner wishing 10
leave the city, will dispose Of on reasonable terms
the Union Office ''' VI
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EeOARDING.-Mrs. Gassaway, nearly OPP
ID posite to Browns, has three handsome
rooms vacant, which she will let with or withou
board March 19--tf
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A ssoCIATIoN of the Alumni OF Har.

A SSOCIATfON Of the Alumni OF Har.
N ward Coliege.-The annual address before
the association will be delivered by President Everett
on Friday, August %, A dinner will take place on
the same day 10 Harvard hall, for which ticksts
may hereafter be procured by members Ofthe assO-
cation, - .s....r.f H.. ,.-... ....-
Any alunnus Of the college may become mem
Der Of the association, by signing lis constitution and
paying one dollar. ,s.
: The constitution is TO be found at the Office Of
the subscriber, No. 4, Court street
0.f.- s, Z. GUILD, Secretary.
BosroN. June 2O-2awsw tN
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UNITED STATES HOTEL,

Chestnut street, between 4th and 9th,
Opposite 10 The Cusiom-h0uss, (iats " s. Bank.)
THIS Esta Adjustment, long and faVorably
Il known to the travelling public, having been
recently enlarged, refttsd, and refurnished in a SUI
perior style, has been leased by the undersigned,
who will be assisted in its management by Mr..
John West whose reputation, acquired while pro-
prietor Of the Exchange Hotel, Baltimore, together
with the ample arrangements made by the subscrib
er furnish assurances that his friends and guests
viii experience every comfort and attention calcr-
lated to render their sojoum pleasant and agreeable
M. Z. MITCHELL.
PHILADELPHIA August 6-6uf
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CONCoRD ACADEMY. The session

~ of this institution commenced the first OF
July, at which time some OF the students,
having completed their academic course, have lefl
vacancies for others. The course Of instruction
comprises the languages and sciences generally
The Latin and Greek languages and mathematics
are taught by the principal in person.
The Freach, Spanish, and Italian languages are
taught by M. lsidore Outlet, native Of Paris, and
an experienced and distinguished teacher Of the
modern languages The terms for board and tuition
for the session of five months will be 500, payable
ia advance.
Communications addressed TO the subscriber, and
directed to Concord Academy, Caroline county,
Virginia. will receive prompt attention.
+. w. COLEMAN, principal.
REFEREScEs.-Hon. John Y. Mason. Attor-
ney General; Kr. Ed p. Scou,s Speaker Of the
Senate Of Virginia. Thomas j Randolph. Abe
marie; DR.. Armistead Cook Norfolk; VIM. III.
Taylor. Mount Airy; Hon James A. Seldom
NJ CT DR.. Thomas Newton. Norfolk; Col VIM.
X. Johnson Petersburg; VIA. III. Harrison
Brandon; Captain Thomas III. Ellis, Rchmondi
VIM. g. Ryes, Esq, Albemarle; Hon. Robert M
r. Hunter, M, c.; RI. Rev. Nicholas Cohos ID. d.,
Alabama; Judge Daniel Coleman, Alabamai Rich
ard Baylor, ESQ.,. Essex; VIM. A. Gibbons,s esq,
New Jersey Robert c. Stansrd, esq, Richmond
General Bernard Peyton,' Richmond VIM. M
HARRISON esq, Richmond Hon. Thomas II.
Bayly, M. c.
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TO THE AFFLICTED

Or. Swaynes Compound Sarsaporilla and Ext.
Of Tar Pills. mild and gentle purgative unsurpass-
ca by any medicine for removing the bile cleansing
the stomach, and cfectually purifying the blood,
dyspepsia, sick headache, and female complaints
generally. F'f '.t
Robert Farnham, corner Of l1h street and Penn
sylvania avenue, Wholesale and retail agent for.
Washington, d. c.; StabIer e. Bro, Alesandria;
=. M. Sothoron, Georgetown; Coulson a. Co, No.
4, Liberty street, Baltimore, Md.
July 24--d&c1y ~ #r.Ht ".r.r.. F.g
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD

L OST, in this city, on Thursday, the 10th in
IL slant. leather wallet or pocket.book, con-
tanning, one thousand dollar bill OF the Merchants
Bank; Boston; one fifty dollar bill Of the same
bank ten hfly dollar bills Of the Mariners bank,
Wiscasset, Maine; and two Eve dollar bills. The
above reward will be paid delivery Of the above
TO J. M, Johnson, the postmaster Of the House OF
Representatives ia this city, the finder may re-
tain the above reward by renting the balance to
MIR. Johnson.
July l6-tf
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CHORES OF the Mediterranean, with
- sketches Of travel by Francis Schroeder For
sale by r- +. TAYLOR.
July - .....
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old POINT.-There will be grand fancy
~ ball at Old Point Hotel on Friday, 18th Of this
month.
Aug 6-N
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Travelling Map OF Mexico.
Il just received, and for sale by
June 80 q. TEMPLEMAN.
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MORE LIGHT.-soIar lamps and "a.

MORE LIGHT.-Solar lamps and gi-
INl randoles.-l have this day received from
the celebrated fae,ory Of Cornelius a Co, rich as
sortment Of Gilt, silyered, and ormula solar lamps
and girandoes embracing all their latest and most
beautiful patterns, and will sell them al prices that
thas-will surprise the inquirer. r. 49,
have also on hand general assortment Of house.
keeping articles, which have bought extremely
low, and will sell at small advance on their eost
Purchasers arc invited TO call and examine articles
and prices. ..... - -, ..-
''' G. w. BoTELER, Jr.,
..t # Penn. ay., opposite Browns Hotel
July 23-2aw3w
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TsiimOnia, Of the professors Of the University Of w
giflid.
USyERsrrr OF VIRGINIA, Dec. 9, l544.

UNvERsrrY OF VIRGINIA, Dec. 9, l544.
The undersigned take pleasure in stating that they
have found the young gentlemen prepared for the
university by MIR Frederick w. Coleman, remark
ably well taught and coming quite up to the expec-
tations which their knowledge Of Mr. Coleman's
ability and zeal instructor, have led them to
form Of the results OF his teaching. Certainly no
students in the aeademeal departments have come
the university from any quarter better prepared.
1t is due 10 MIR, Coleman that they should say fur
ther that these young gentlemen have done not less
credit to their teacher and themselves by their habits
of diligence, and their gentemany and respectful
department, than by the progress made IN their
sIldes and by their mental discipline.
GESSNER HARRISON,
Prof OF ancient languages,
WILLIAM B. ROGERS,
Prof Of nat philosophy.
GEORGE TUCKER,
Prof. Of moral philosophy.
ED. ii. COURrENAY,
Prof Of mathematics.
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| take pleasure in stating, that have for some
years been acquainted with the character Of Mr.
Coeman's school, and that consider him as one Of
the most successful teachers in our State. The
rapid progress which some Of his pupils have been
enabled to make in our mathematical and classical
schools, affords the most satisfactory evidence OF
his thorough and complete system Of instruction in
those departments.
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A NY PERSON wanting a Coachman
IA or a Body Servant in this city, or to travel in
any part of the country, may hear Of one by apply
ing at the Union Office. He is well recommended.
Aug. st
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SITUATIoN as Instructress wanted
- young lady, who has had experience in teach
ing, wishes situation Ia southern one preferred(
as insuuclress in the higher English branches and
in the Latin and Greek languages. Satisfactory
references given, and will be expected. Address
(post-paid) "Box 3O6, Lower Post Office, New
York city," stating terms and other particulars.
Aug 6-2t
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Gentlemen who either have had who present have
wards at this Institution.
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NOTICE.
In 1880, the last will Of Thomas Pentecost was
i admitted to record in Dinwiddie county, in the
State of Virginia. He left his estate to his wife,
Mary Penecost, during her life, and at her death to
be equally divided between his brother William,
(who it is known to the subscriber lately died in
Georgia,) and the testator's three sisters, Nancy
Jackson, Elizabeth st. John, and Martha Dias.
In May last, Mary Pentecost died. At the request
Of William Pentecost in his lifetime and Of his son
since his fathers death, have taken charge Of the
estate of Thomas Pentecost. Any one knowing
where either Of the sisters resides, or if Dead who
is entitled to her estate will greatly obge by giving
me the information.
RI. COLLIER,
Petersburg, Va
July 25 -3taw4w
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> H0n remnants of dry goods will bt
S,cOO sold'low by the subscribers
July 81 ID. CLAGETT& co.
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= 000 yards jacOnets and lace mus
~,OOO Inns will be sold at Is cents per yard,
to c.ose up.
July 81. D. CLAGETT g. CO
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FALL AND WINTER
DRY G00DS

WARREN a FARISS, No. 95 Main 81,
AVE received by recent arrivals from the
- Nonh'p msrkeir their entire stock Of FANCY end STA
FILE GOODS, embracing one Of the ages; aud N 81 yanei a,zor,
menis Of Ladies and G-nusmsa's Dress Goods 70 ,. fond M mi.
city. a few Of which we mention below, viz;
very rcA embroidered Eraduated Cashmere Robes, naw syI.
Do co d. fuis Cashmere De Co.s
EegAEi printed Pans Cashmere Graduates. entirely new
IA &C. ossorHeriE nsLh and seoteh Cashmsra,, very cheap
Pine French housiihrs, MenBo and Ca TmoIt PadSfo dr..sss
Eegsntfaney Drss SHks, hF striped ard watched h.
Bk BomhA1 mes and Apacas- ClOAkt p new syts
Embroidered white aud coid Musin Roees
Rich French embroidered Cape a-d ConAis, &c. a.
ALSO,
a iupcuor assoHmcni % oentemeasC Good. eonsizibE ofFn,nel
aud Enghsh Cloas AMI Cass.meres- Of ever color and quality
N.slngs, Cravau and SearfS Of every style
Also \ fun assortment OF Staple Goods, VIZ Heavy aaup.rs
Pulled he7eyS HEAVY Negro Jeans Paid LinseyS Flannel. arrs
stock OF BarketS ocaehed and brown nonesues, OInaburr. A.
me above goods have been purchased IN the Northern nIarkeu
within the last few weeks. and mlny Of ,hsm At prices greatly BE-
To-" The cost OF iml orauon-to an Of which we would parueul,r,
invite Tie attention o fbuyers either BY @hoese or retail.
sees ~ o N
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FALL SUPPLY.
?, QUESTION

Whoio'"ic and Hctgu APotbeea,v No.
NO. IL" NAN STREEr,
nov prepared 20 otter hts friends and the pub
80 a'E "pPy Of Drugs Medicine. p,,,. GA. n.
sun Wv 'eg 'ansiHesl Fngi In. Germs. Ts.,es -
and G wQsR. ~ aepfimshi large
~ .a'sry o. othsis nay b. found -Frf ssspty r,s,,,
~ hadfer I0s~ood. Copptns. A1m. Lam Ma
w. Cihnamou Cows srf spires ofan knf.. 20 1000
W, bs,sets, Leouee 80 wuh q .rrs as.orasH, 81 sssn,
"inooE 6a", of au afes Faini Hrasser as.b T,.E. a..
-un's Var, footh. Cent aad Nal nfassss P,rtst A.. 'g.F
- Ac-aHfeeeenJ pnichf@a IN ne uost afssst,g.g-s,
houhrm mntets. 'Nt .
ooaniv Aschnu Ehyscian td Fauhes. 4. t,vs..n
s...Hng ih-n hat 20 pairs shan ,. - -, ~ 49,
nhh tnen ~ hetsJs a. shou noiss.
49,, - ~ - 30 h.'ruushts sesfssd $50. .. a.
= "e" o'ds'ed fso~ ~ ga ~ sSOr-
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splendid STOCK OF FALL GOODS.

SPLENDID STOCK OF FALL GOODS.
,ATHROP, CHRISTIAN & co. arc in re-
eeiPt Of an unusually wei assorted sock Of Dry GOODS.
comprising every variety. suited to TOW n and county trade among
which are
hieh Paris Cashmere Robes
heh Onibfe ehades Cashmere ard Mousslins
Reh Oregon, Ca,ulan and Clemanun. Plaid,
fhd Meriao Cashmeres
Rich satin stdpei Thibst do.
Bk aud cord Alpaess
Bt and saun striped do.
Boub,xines,C npss AMI Popin.
Rich Rure Ombre r. Dsole snss
Rich Pekin PacVnne do
Rich Gro Do Maple. Glaes do
Together with a great variety Of
New style sikr, loni use TO 81 per yAIi
White aud cord .mbd hu.iin Robes
Preach embd Collars, Chsmisets. Cape
Infants froek Bodies. Sleeves, &c
Ombre shaded Cloakings
Bk French Cloth and q ls-ineres
SIT, latin and m 'rfno Yes ines
satnet', fuled kersey., cable Ker-ys
Pad Lin,syr white sni red Fannels
White Domet- Weieh non shr nking AMI Canton Fannels
servants' Whitnsy, and super nband booni bed Blankets
snk and merino Ho dery, Cloves. fancy sk Crsvat.
Heavy wool Ls and eoId. ih,bei. emb'd, Grape and other shsv,s
White and cord embd Cra-e sesrf,, something very prsuy.
CaTprtngs, Rugs and BoeklnyG
For'ae, NJ Wholesale and retail, nj prices that cant TAI 10 skate
rT No % WEST MAIN STREET.
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PlNEY POINT PAVILION.

kNE OF the most convenient, splendid, and pic.
tureSque sai water haihing places IN the Uniird stAies With
op"ned ior V'iers on The lSth June for the sammere campaign
me PAVILION and IL accommodations have b-en put q a complete
STATE OF repair, and offer 10 the invalid q pleasant re.on for m. M
ahdF,ereanon- The bathing Is &c leiou', either in the houses or 10
te open sur along The souDdinE shore" a fresh and eonstaIi
seAofee1 e q IN The Aiisruoon' and continues all night AL eirA,
or ten IN The moTning- The Pavilion Commands view Of the de-
eoeehure 81 TIE Potomac into thu Chesapeake Bsy. The river In fon,
being nearly ten mIes Wiie- IL h within eight hogr' s-s.min,
moad.
The steamer Colombia. Capt Guyth-,. l,av., R,ri7o..u
Saturday evening stops Al Pin-y Point early on Sunday mornins
and returns 10 baluDofe on "Wednesday. The steamer ceola. Car
srehrL Raves Washirgtrn on Wednesday. an s,prt.y. or he,
w1yto Norfolk aud returns on Tuesdays ana Fridays, touching a.
the Po;nt IN both directions, landing ana receiving pzssen-erL
Inc Ptopneio'' with these advantages % his esABlshnenL and
with a corps OF oelging servants, god fare, goot male, boat for
rilhs' and the usuAlaeeessorss Of 4 watering plaee. together win
noderate ehafs.s, eonbdebuy eSss hiHlEelf upOu The pubisr aporo
baton. J II. BIRCH,
ju TT UnneA st,uss Uotsl $780,.
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IN S K f,

IN STORE,
Graduated Cs,hmere Robe.
CAihmsre DPari-
Cashmere DCosse
Apaeeas ef al eoleu!s
Alpaca Rr7-
Es and hueIe@n PrHs
Dress Hikes
Shawl 4 aTe .tpek
lnsh Linens aEd Lawns
Linen Shesungs
Gloves and Hosiery
Stuna M SIX vsuInss
s-afs ani Conars
Dress Ties and stozks
Umbrellas
Worscd vesaGrg
EmbFodued DC
FTeneaC sstmeres
Eng aud Am do
Blast, Br'nze and Brown French Ctoh
Woa OF EnslaBd a.
BIZ an bus DO Of all Ends.
Beaver C3oth., Pilots and FIuahiass
Irish Cloths for oyereosa
COdtensIOas fer d.
TWeedes % all kinds
Kentucky leans. vey IS
Heayy farcI Cjuhs fer nszToss
Nap Co.tous
Merry, and Linsrys
Turkey Red COHoE
Whit, Ied and yellow Pannais
IAmbsWo'land merno shus and DHwSs
fgrsi'gIe and Apron Checks
White Narsaules Gums
brducuard Lace
BoblleIsess
White Camhries and Ja,eos,u
Pain and other s~isi Muslin.
Bishop Lawns and Null Muslaps
Damaa fable Cloths
no Napkins
Bud-y and Russa Diapers
Eucketbaek Diapers ad fowei.
st-st - and is4Bleaebed shseung'
are Batteries, Eurck Va. siore and NaDsh, ser good
DAM N'eheuav and rWiHsd Blankets
Green A
Bed Blankets. some very e.
Patent fhiiads arool CouhH, buttons Cotnbs Ee
Whish ae Onered to ne trade up,n the NOS, seesmSoa,,D
'sn' DANIEL n. LONDON,
- l-ENdAm Corner Tlfb aN ~. -
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NEW YORK PACKETS.
OLD AND nj
&&R REGULAR N E. &SS
ssA@oA1 NASSAU, Captain Maths.
GRBENwhY, Csrw) G. w. Coueu.
" MANCHESTER, snAcK.
" COURIER, (sEw) n. Cmcu
" PATRICK HENRY, (sEw) CHErTu.
" MARIETTA BURR, tErwl Ks.n.
" LYNCHBURG, Gorrp
This line of Packets having been suraIned by a general patron
age OF the Merchants OF Richmond, for more than hheen years
the prcpreioul mastersl solicit a continuance Of their hyors assur-
ing theirpairons that even attention shall be given 10 forwarding
their Foods safely and with Dispatch. The VesseL are OF tie first
class, lmosy new1 commanded by men Of experience in the
trade and Merchandise can be insured by them. at the lowest rate
ofpremium. For freight or passage. having superior aeeommoda
tons, apply to the masters on board. or to
JAMES FISHERS soNs, Agents.
~ Good to be reshipped to New Orleans. MobiIe, Apahehe-
cola, or any other places will he received aud 6orx aried from New
YORK. by the masters or Agents, ut New Sot- Tree Of charge, ,sI-
cept such as may actually BE- incurred. a I6
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DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co. HIVE FOR

Dh'ENFUHI, ALLEN & CO. HAVE FOR
~ All
500 bos Cincinnati Whisky
20nO easks ground Pi.ster
1000 eack- Gne salt
1000 Hsr- Rio and Lsxuaya COFFEE
50 bhts Timers OIL
10 hbd. winter bl.aeaed OIL
10 - Soar
IS = Cuha MOL AsSrs
100 hsss White LEAD
1900 a Rife and blasting Powder
~ W Pipes $ N Wine
10 half I" choice Cozuae Bandy
1000 SIDES Sole Lea,hsr
rs hbcs Rseon sfses
100 Bi,- Cotton Yarn.
50 Bars Bnzil sugar
GInoowder AID Imperial Teas
Alum, GOpp.ns. ardd-r
L4eories. Satpese, &c. sos
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NO MORE WHITE, GRAY OR RED HAIR

NUKE WHITE, GRAY OR f. HAIR.
AnneiS whiehcnhan-es e0nsidsr by the beauty and alter.
IN sppeatah' re c nienAnee from that which . nbeh d,.uk,a
nspeaans ID hAse .hc ent nsaas To pmoye thee defect. To
shec' tns eh.nse ~ hair 40 much WISHED Gr. . th- IRA N ,nd ,.y.,
hinnr property ofJULEs HAURI's VIC IT ABLE LIQun HAZE
= wmeh the proprietor can with justice xatr Is far h.vo,a .pv
,hlns oi vet sDo- n In THE OF any osher country. M.
p'op uer very y ~eruL though very lnzoesni- TINS eb.mic,I
neAuhna Ecndef, asB enables ps-sasl 10 dye insant.p-ou.v IN,
nan "iis,atu e least inconvenience. For chlntint red or r,v
nah' whi'sen' eyeerows. &c to q brown. black or ch-,put eooy
n nIEhefeVh consequence red not be r. lfsd from a. u,.-tt
: anogeuhef hArnes. Thisosmoostion j. TIE ohy OF. ., neuo.. "a
oytne felenee u Cbsmfsry q dye, In an inasibIe m,nser. the va.
n"o sr.oanons OF eoaoss- without danger or inconvenience and
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