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'''. pc s''pHe' a' 'a' "'''a'1. OF twenty
ci-H' .ea CUES from 'Ae cry of HeNea.
D. Neither army, uor an9 detachment
i'9m o., shall advance beyond be .Wc II at
present occupies
q. Nrgher army, r6r my detachment
~ l#a.Fl1ga. q either sha5 ra@+ tue mr..
ir. tm,'4 established 5g t'r 0lt article,
except gaaar tlag Of trace bssJu1 the cor
resp1atrnce between lbci0oarm.cs, ur on
the business authorized by r'.ercSf.affsrl..
and individuals 1t either nrmy Who nay
ca.Ecg To- stueg'e within tuc ueuiraI i'm.
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IMPORTANT ruBllc DOCUMENTS

~ oe-.., .c...I
:,
= ''e proper ''1o'"H'''o o ''e spun
wv" "hct sne recent afn.is''ee vas en-
'.feu i''.' ue'Ne'h ''c". Sc'u aha 9ah'A
anna "e ahneN several important docu'
'neh's
Hs,o Qeta1ess rnr Arur L Asr-lc,.
C9ioae'n Agg ~ i-i7 s
To Ms FIeslisFr3 he Preul6st aad GsA0al
m.CLst he R>pai.. n Nero
SIR Too much blood has already been
shed ID his unnatural war between the
t3o great Republics IN lie continent. II
is llE. .aat f.p differences Asto.ea fbaD
should 81 am,cabIy srd boporsG., settled.
and Il i known % vcur EyrciI,lcy ti.at \
commissioner an ,he p4rl II ,.le taiied
Siates. clothed with fun movers Ia tia
end. i with ras army. To enable ~.
two RcabE,cs Il. entire ON ue4o,,5t,on |
am 0isI.ag 10 SON. on reasonable tafms .
short nru1i.tice.
shall VAT with ,mo,rirnre oatl rs.
morrow morning far d.f,s, answer /,
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have not had line to obtain O fsll is,
Of al. the Killed and wounded 10 the differ.
ebt divisions of Tie army, Lu. shall endea
vor to DO 1t at the earliest opportunity. A
great proportion o. our Ioss-peri3p, nine.
teaibs-aas in tie attack ueoa the strong
works at CultuJosco--Sauta Annals second
line ss he called II. AsI have pteusu.,y
stated 10 recounniss4Hce whatever Of tin.
strong position Ugs been made. The bril-.
liant success Of the morning had inspired
bath officers md men Bigh the highest en-.
Ebusasu, and hey tusasd Feli mel ln'o the
positions the mos, exposed, aud uhe.g they
sefe moved doan BY AuadreIs.
Il vii be SEEN that our oau loss falls o
a,gls short O.. elerc1 hnuIreG-aboui 1000
uen were actively engaged. When the
works Of tbs enemy are examined, one ra
igratiy wonders that Gen. Scous entire
force vas not swept away. Put b.s army
IN the same position aud suce The days Of
the yiretoys there have not been MeMcaus
enough bora 70 DIVE them out
White flags are now constantly passing
and repasstng between the Palace ho,o and
the Palace 10 Mexico. A! this gaue the
Msxclus can beat Is.
Yours, &c, c W. l..
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TArLaA4A. aug. 20. l. n.


We no. have CERTAIN Intelligence that
Ns.eucla arrived al 'Iouca wHu only tao
meu, bis tsde.camp, aud they were
thana.I, Tor ghe.r good horses, or else ltey
could ny. have kept up. Il asserted pos
ln7e.y that he was drunk On the night Of
The g IA iust., and promoted all hts Officers
Tor Their extraordinary ga,apgfy 80 stan
diu9 trH5y 10 their ggas during The after
noon @hea no one vas returning cher fire.
The account that lac has pronounced g..
gatasl Santa Anna Is not fully confirmed,
but there Is no doubt that Santa Anna has
denounced hlm 10 public decree. and nc.
clses hlm Of all blame IN bringing about
tie recent disasters to the country. lie
must accuse somebody, aud Valencia, by
his disobedleuce Of cowardIy order, has
made himself amouabe, and otisrs a target
for bis masters wrath.
The prospects for a peace look brighter,
although the treaty IS far from being sign.
ed. Our accounts from the city would
certainly Indicate that strong peace feel
ing pefvades the better class oil izens, as
well as those Of the middlng order, they
have eyldeoIly los, all confidence 70 their
own Wanting soldiers, aud are anxious TO
get rid Of 'uture taxes for their support.
The policy Of Gen'. Scott or Of Mr.
Ius'-I do not know which is responsible
Iof the measufe-iu efieclng an armlstce
and Consequently an opportunity to Hegor.
ale---Ih's policy, | say, although not very
talIerng to the pride Of those who fought
the saneuInary battles Of Coulreras and
Chutubusco, may suli have tendency TO
soften that Of the MeHlcans, aud lead TO
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guns ofheayy caIbre. This work vas little /
adj dueed from The te'e ie poni, aud nearly 10 +
a line between il aud the village OF Cohoy. !
can. Further on, On the other side OF the
work al the bridge, and almost three hun
bred yards from the road, vas a large
building, well adapted lor tie protection Of
infantry, and in which the enemy had also
posted an immense body. The ground ia
the vicinity OF ell these points was com-
pletely covered With corn, and other fields,
cut up 10 every direction By vide and deep
bitches, presenting obstacles innumetable
to the advance Of our troops. No recon
uossance OF the position u the enemy had
been made, and consequently rs strength
could oaly BE- ascerianed By hard blows
aud knocks.
The divisions Of Gems Twiggs and
Worth we're at once engaged the former
with the church, the stronghold Of Chufu
busco, and the latter with the batteries OF
the bridge and IN the meantime General
ShIeIds's brgade-lhe New York and S.
Carolina volunteers together with the Oh,
l2sh aud 18Th Regiments OF Infantry, IN
der Gen. Pierce, we're hurrying onward
from Jehoycan to attack the hacienda
Soon they too we're engaged, and now ihe
battle became general. Tie enemy had
over twenty pieces OF cannon, all 10 ADM.
rabe position, and served WIKI more than
ordinary skill, while but few Of our guns
could be brought 10 bear. The battery Of
Cap. Frank Tay Tor, It IS true, opened Q
vel directed fire upon Churubusco but 80
exposed vas iis situation that It suffered
most terribly, bo,h ia officers and men.
To describe the fierce cothct, even now
thst two days have elapsed, 81 10 give un
accoun; o: thu par. token ty tie different
regiments, we're lmPosslb.e. From The
opening Of The strife up 10 the time the
Mexcans we're entirely routed and IN foil
fight for the city, vas cue continual roar Of
cannon and musketfy, accompanied by Tie
loud shouts 81 Me ,Icicrs as some new van
tage ground vas gained: aud hf-h above
the do rose a dense column @, smoke, al
times completely shroldlas the combiian's
The strength % the caeHy O. tbs battle
Is kaonn 10 hove Teen $4,000 at least
many say 2OuoO, Of. fresh .foats end 10 d
ros,,o, II pn,o.r.roo STRENGTH o.po,ee
,at0em vers ohoD, e0.0 A.Feregps ndeg
aa5 b,ole, do,p.y m.tet.es cat.n,rr.
marches ,,l M ,rre.x.rt MI b.,5,e MI
.,,aosbo,J N Can,,o,s.anl 81 Ar,nn'o
Al CHuTubIsco, tie MexIcaus themsehe.
sav S,n,a Am, commanded IN par.,p ~
hal he len early TIE ro,e. b,,,, 'r5r.
NJ U,dal,oard Victoria and d Iatcren.
4src,7se.Lc paH,.. ~ yapoy men III fl.e
ca,.,l rom gbom ! o.,r. NJ. e,erc,fa
rsa,ly aa a.d rrb..f r., M
InIAa = tFaren, vs,s. I'm ,,..,.,.i, ~
ci.g,o55 e,tsnb G.r To-. rso, 7GGo
t,co.. ae,a cso,r,ea 80, ,,ea, ~.
cen Rsrc,o M corm.e5s5 s rc,son
g. -, r,,sl, Pc, NM,
and en- A,ayaIlr. \. sIs, "a CT.
e. c,,,',,s3 ,a., -, Il,
Cen. Worth ma severed ,,a,o,,,,l I'M
Gers. anon. ,te,n ca. Mramou, w Gen
Ga5all.attba Iaraar3. E,tt i}.a ,ro.t ~,
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ORDER No 20.

amy Htaf aiHHttlH9f ANA' ~ . 49,
/. Five companies OF tho lOih luisn'fy'
under the colonel will proceed to Na'amof'
and relieve the OHIO fegil cnt Of volunteers
now in garrison there. The OHIO reg.
mcnt will then proceed to Bi02's Island
aud be held reody to embark Tor vera
Cfuz. The remaining companies o 'oo
l0,h, under lieutenant colonel, Wilh Cap"
Hunts company Of artillery and mp,
Reeds company OF Texas cavalry WI
form the garrison Of Camargo and ." ot'
Tendencies, relieving the other troops W"
on that duty.
?. The Indiana regiment Of yoIunIee"
will proceed to Bfnzos Island and vii lheo'
sHh the Ohio regiment embark iot v t0
Cruz Bugndler General Lane VIII 'aNp
command Of these regiments at Brasos 0''
conduct them to their destination
3. Six companies Of the ldih Regimen,
under the colonel will take up tho noe VI
march for Monterey. when they @II' fe,
Ileve tho present garrison, composed OF ''N
companies Of the Massac husels regimen"
The remaining four companies, under Tue
lieutenant colonel, will IN like manner ~
love the battalion Of The Massacba'e"
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The same day Senior pacheco, the Sec
fetary Of State, issued the following sum.
mons for the assembling Of Congress:
MIsIsrRy or lsrERs,L h FoprfGy RrrArro.s.
MEXICO, August q, lsl7
MosT EXCELLENT SR: All Mcxicans,
but especially the inhabitants Of this CAPT.
tai, have been witnesses to the exlraordrn
airy exes'lons which have been nude by
his Ezceilency the Provisional President
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-06
TRUIMpHANT SUCCESS :
C~onsumRtives reinemhefthai It = -
yTuOMPsON'S C0Mf0UNB ~ Ri OF IAk A.
VNODn NNpHTH

C~onsumRtives rememtef that It j.
yTuOMPsONiS COMPOUND K OF ANb
WOOD NAPHfiA.
Which IL dails edectlug such wonderful eufts m
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION,
Asthma, Broehitis. Splitting Blood Pain il
the Side and Brcasf, Sore Throut. Hoarsc-
ness, Palptation Of tie Heart, H~hoopHg
Cough, Group, Hires, Atrrots TreHtgTs.
Lirsr Conplaiat and DISEASED h.taeys,
DC. DC.
N~VUEHEFoRE beware Of all Spurious htA,nfes q
4 or NAfHfhA and purchase # te advertised
1NOTHER WONDERFUL CUREttt
PmrAprtfmA. Oct, ~. i-t5-
The undersigned T. induced 10 MAKE tlc tailnH l1g hnci
Abatement under a firm cous lftlau that matA NalNa't
lives might tie saved. was recourse had tafAe saae
means which have restored me "a Hsalll. lhaH '|s
for year, with weakness II the ~ NGS and LiN th
COMPLAINT, hui 50 gradual were ans W-aats" 10 ~
ease that 1 felt no alarm until within ie is-t a.
chef cause OF distress was PAIN iH 2. HttEt s#' is3
side. great oppression, almost sifaHeiiUE, aHd t"," P"
huuy " RAISE Tie corrupt matter WHICH GESTURES" pr
sreaihing aud Al Times 70 great was ny suAeilhE
shouxhi l could not ike an hour. It's seafteh hee,s-a
~ 10 say that during tin tiuar lad tire tt@t ttsa# s. d,
ssnAaAee, va eapped. hlsteffd. A., Win He await
sAo usd sd}ensea sa4 sell sHaNt iaes4a, .t f
sons CvMf0INp SYRUP aF TAR 4aa WOO
HAFHrHA," ene hottie q winch ltGettfd HF hn
tiban ~ ske had tHkcn, AID $50" errfftHt r n+ -
enn hlsf thsl ~ tits time. sHaHid itafs HfsH 1920 H7
gave hasi ai procured H. le!nsd, a, tse - lsa-
No.i.7 south famfth street, fhilaisir. q
sworn to and slhcriffd tl8a 1854 fs et btipie
ISIS, before me, EHAt NCA BttkkIl SHERMAN
Prepared only. \ Z Corner Of tlhh spruce
Foss.ie BY q. W Iomsi1N N-lsetqasle
y ceiling Ne.
80 pail Ntses fo-s6 Ba-ts. iaJ ts5r aaa Mis-.
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~HEREFoRE beware Of all Spurious M4A-ares 81
OF NAfmInA and H%Afeaa.o a - ateeIuseL
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WHEELING TIMES MD
=
MuEEIINe IIHIS ID al NIIrI

FJnLfsHEUNNFI1 IN TTtTI g w
J.=E. WHARTON.
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9AAPAIR Mise o~'d na-ts. i0 80 do Ap. S
AVV 40 Morocco seted and ir-asd Barti s- Il
re,yed aud fof sac ALTMAN MAANlLA-
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Vice ChancelIor's Court.

Before &c Chancellor SANFORD.
JAN. 29-DEcisIoss - Henrietta Heinz ps Solomon
Hstne-Order that defendant pay the slimony reported
by the master and give security for its payment be
approved by the naster and that she liberty to ap-
ply hereafter az reserved in the decree made
In The matter Of a. II Stevens and tpife- rder ap
pointing w. A White trustee Sc according to report
of m ister
Lswfs ID Foirom y, Mary Folsom Decree for divorce
on the ground of adultery
j " Hayes Us j. Heyer Morris Retcium Com
planaDt's motion to amend bill 10 make T. Bement
party granted on payment of $40 costs Defend
anrs motion to set ASIDE amendments against Bement.
hsd and subpoena and injunction granted with $40
NO injunction to issue on amending against d. Com
painants motion Tor receiver and Ketc hum
denied with taxed costs His motion for receiver against
h. Bement, denied-deendants costs to be costs in the
cause. Defendants molten to have partnership books
returned granfed with leave to complainant TO the
as occasion requires defendants this be costs
in the cause Compliments motion to expunge scanda
lous matter, granted, with IS costa.
David Leapitt, Receiver &c. Yietor De Launay, &c
Motion Tor attachment against defendant denied, with
taxed costa Decided that depositing stocks with the
clerk on appealing was compliance with the SD
ton OF the statute regulating appeals without first pro-
curing nn order OF the Court for that purpose
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Police Intelligence.

JAN. 29.-Prompt Arrest of Burglars.-Constabe Jo-
names OF Andrew Elliot and James Jones' on a charge
Of burgariously entering the tailoring ~ Cathe
rne street, occupied by John Monit, and stealing
blueback rock coat black cloth dress do dras
oyercoat, one brown frock coat cloak cassi
mere pants five vests, one piece OF French black CLOTH
scaris, twenty silk handkerchiefs seven or eight
black SILK cravas, nine yards of black silk serge,
e.: It appears these burglars RSaeked, sbs abovs
store ON Thursday night last, and the next NOR
ming, yesterday the above persevering officer
got track of the rascas and before shutdown, sue
ceeded in pinnng" them in "crb" in Orange street
where they were playing seven up" for drinks They
were at once taken into custody by the above officer
assisted by Mr. Stewart the efficient clerk Of police and
conducted by them to the police Office, where IL was
ascerained that of the burglars was dressed in
o suit OF the stolen property, which identi-
fed by Mr. Mont. as his property. On searching
the crib" where they were arrested, the officer
found concealed in tho yard, bundle, containing
large proportion Of the stolen property likewise.
The balance ofthe property WILL in all probabilitybe
Drinker committed them both to the Tombs for
nation.
Arrest ofa TIL T6ief-Csptain Dryer of the Is, ward
arrested yesterday, boy by the name Of Henry Hker.
whom he detected in the act of stealing II shngs from
the money drawer. belonging 10 Henry Thomas, No 81
West st. Locked up for trial.
stolen The premises No i6s Eldrdge street, occu.
pied by Mrs Ann Jane Richie robbed yesterday Of
large cream colored silk shawl one white heavy
silk shawl, and a black silk apron and other small ar.
Giles OF ladies' wearing apparel supposed 10 have been
taken by the Irish servant woman, called Mary Toben;
she Is about 30 or 40 middle size consdeTa
bly, peck marked, with detect in Of her eyes Any
person giving information OF her whereabouts will fur
Their the ends Of justice
Stealing Ciothing-Onicer Cullen OF the 18th ward,
arrested yesterday a called John Loxsmith, OH
charge of stealing lot Of clothing from No % Bowery
Locked up by Justice Ketcham.
Robbery Of Ciothtns.-some daring thief entered the
dwelling house No Is Crosby street, Thursday
morning last, stole thererom Sl5 worth Of clothing,
and escaped with the booty. No arrest
Arrest Of the Fortune Teiier.W noticed in ycser.
days Herald the trick played by the old fortune teller
Ann Quiydo in carrying OF dress, hat, veil and
rings valued at So belonging 20 Julia Harley residing
ct No l73 West Broadway under pretence OF bringing
her good luck. She was caught yesterday morning
by officer NcDougall, OF the 9TH ward In Va.
rick street, decked in all the borrowed plsmes Of
Julia Harley. She taken before Justice Drinker,
who committed her to the romDs for examination
Burglary The store occupied by the Pekn Tea Com
pany, No II Fulton street, bnTgRuousy opened On
Thursday night last and OF 5000 IA bills, and
like sum 10 drafts were aDstracied frein the sale
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AFFAIRS IN ALBANY.
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.

ALBANY, January ~, Is47.

ALBANY, January 20, Is47.
Senate.
The resolution adopted to raise q select committee
In regard to the Geological survey with power send
for persons and papers.
Mr. BEAcH's resolution taken up, calling on the
Comptroller to report the amount and value OF materials
on hand at the time of the suspension of the public
works and their value now
The bill to give aportion of the funds of the Common
Schools of the New York city to the House of Refuge
was debated in committee, but not disposed of.
Assembly.
The Ulster county contested election case was debated
until the afternoon. Il was disposed of, however by
vote of II to AZ, tina. MIR Hasbrouck the claimant was
not entitled to the seat and by vote of 20 to 49, that
Mr.. Mcntogue the sitting member was entitled to it,
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Common Pleas.


JAN. 29.-Grendn Us Hunter, Stewart. 81 al-Thls
cause was given to the jury yesterday aud the main
questions IN the Ease were rsthat the proceedings
were void inasmuch the Assistant Justice had no
right under the statute to take the preliminary affidavit
he not being therein designated person authorized to
administer an oath Second that the Justice having
app )inied for the l2th 10th and 18th wards and his
court located therein he could not entertain jurisdiction
out OF his districts that although jurisdiction given
the Justice coextensve under the city yet he must
hne himself to the locality given by statute The Judge
SAID thar upon the first question there be diff
Guilty, but for the purposes of this suit he would decide
that the Justice had power to take the affidavit and
was wrong, his decision would be corrected by tho
court IN banco Upon the other question he also decided
mat lhe Justice might proceed outside his district
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The Mexican War.
AAAC NAOAhONh w AAs
Correspondence of the Charleston Courl

ur.l..r ~.
CORRESPONDENCE u sne Cnaries.oh GourI 'n jo,,
roorol To,tor ch;.f Em; I'LL "a ~ 1t;tS st,to,
;d 20 - d f T,,s;, VI 1 IT. u W,t @
doubIe How;tvsr RrSado 10 sxns,ad da;iv Ths rsni
onts of n,;s;.no ipip a nH.;.; e.
hnnt hora anhasd and y x .I on d, r,;n III
th Thss. toan 90 s,nnnsad 10 bo das;nad TO- T
e ,t oops ao nuPpo :d " D az ue s ~
Wor,h ana soutb Canna 20 T;r; f III snd seconJ
pnnnriaan; .;. III 81: c. ,,' G..;na,e -
rehnsy ANA ieslen.s. nne,i i9.Ile ousuHaon
sill 1900, a ht enuu W naJ' 10 H. - 0asI
uy suadeu; ou' ~ IL now guessed s at .na taioh
VIII De Haae direct on Mexco from iusman oy Juan
chso raPanea APan, ana IeAano uohs 'he route over
me noian runners passed 10 "a hoars IRON tne
Gull 10 Mexico In the time oil Montezuma Inc distance
only 2oo mics, ana the road Is SAID 10 present no
SERIOUS ooshcies 10 me march OIL troops oenera ovot'
neouslv With the Tusman movement n is sun
nosod TINT santa Anna will not 9ht M potos whan
he finds 5000 men advancing from Tusman but
will fall back on usretaro and IRON thence 10 Tulae.
lingo in order 10 onnose our advance from Tusman
Al this pont be- IAN make strong stand But here this
double howitxer brigade will act with great e6cenc
In order to understand how it is necessary to describe
the pass of Tulsezngo II il formed by chan in The
mountain the rocks rise almost perpendic ulariy to
height OF $50 feet The road between, will aemit OF no
more than Tour mules abreast The pass Is only ono
quarter of mile IN length over this chasm there IL
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Tho Barre Patriot says that week before last the fol-
loving banned persons ali residing neigh boring owns
IN this county lost their thumbs, parts thereof by
being caught IN machinery John Foskeu OF Westmin.
SER James Brown, Of Princeton Jones Wilder oil ster'
lingj and L. Eaton, Of South Gsrdner.
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a fire took place 10 Lowell on Thursday night, dc
stroying the resiora,eur Of Mr. Barron the perfumery
shop of Mr.. v A Cr4ry the boot, snoe, AMI leather
store oil 'lr Crchet the watch and Jewelfy store Of
Mr. K Fellows; tne book store and Dindery OF Mr..
john f. Allen; the dry goods and lace store OF &. aus
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The Assembly in C.,

The Assembly in Committee of the Whole, was en-.
gagged during the entire day in investigation of tho
contested seat between Isaac L. Hasbrouck and John de
Ia Montague, the present Incumbent who represents
Ulster county The Committee of the Whole did not ar
rive at any conclusion upon the subject Mr. Montague
will undoubtedly retain his seat
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Hall Hard Harris, Rugglesvan schoonhoven Spencer,
Wheeler-Il.
This virtually defeats the BILL without the house
strikes out the preamble and passes II by wothirds
The bill providing for the registration of births
RACES and deaths read third time and il passed
the Senate unanimously-ayes
And the Senate adjourned
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LIQUID HAIR DYE.

RATCHELOkS instantaneous Liquid Hair Dye, ~ Ger
- ainly valuable discovery as hundreds Of persons
IN New York testify Unlike the many miserable com
pounds that sold under the OF hair dyes actually
performs all II promi,es IN proof the in,erto prepared 70
permanently color ladies' centIepens hair TO perfectly
black brown and make charge unless
entire satisfaction is given Gentlemen have their wills
kes died and ceansed in half hour, for which
private will be found AZ the depot The dye put mp
In form with full directions for for the
yenenee Of those who prefer ,Pgyng hen,eIye. Price
for Hair Bottles 81 50; for the Wbisker Bottles 81 90 Sold
wholesale and retn by the proprietor, VIM. BATCHELOR
No. ? Wall street. Broadway dis In IRE
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To IHE DAtIUEKKIAN AKTIS rs.

10 HE UAUUEKKIAN ARTISTS.
II a. ARfAuLT, it9 and i3i Broadway, Lafayette
BazssrD has received late Havre packets, 400
French Dagueueotypc Plates large sine the brand
which he on,n reasonable terms Also, an invoice o.
French Chemicals, including dry Iodine Hyposup hite
Soda Bromine Chloride Of Iodine, salt Of Gold Tripod
Rouge. 81. IS im"vh
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