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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-04
Our Philadelphia Correspondence.
PnILADELPHIA, August 3, 1850.

PHnADELPHIA, August g. 1850.
That Fancy Bald Brace of Lame Dueks-An
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, &c.
The Fancy Dress Ball, which was to have come
off at Cape May, on Thursday evening last, was,
in parliamentary parlance, " indefinitely post
poned." Society at Cape May is divided and sub
divided, and the lines strictly drawn. The impor-
ter looks down upon the jobber; the jobber snubs
the retail rag men; while the latter, IN their turn,
will not condescend to take "julep" or a
smash with mechanics dealers in ready
made clothing. Well, each of these divisions
has endeavored TO become the exclusive patrons
of the ball in question, and what with their wrang-
lngs, and jealousies, and the IS tickets, it has
shared the fate Of the Compromise bill.
A brace of our brokers, two very estimable,
honorable young gentlemen, have suspended both
paper and specie payments Their brethren of
New York and Boston are the principal sufferers.
The rock upon which they split was the Reading
Railroad. They sold to deliver, but somehow or
other, the stock and bonds of this company will
not cave in. And good reason there is for it. IL
is now the only Improvement in Pennsylvania over
which coal is transported During the week end
| ing Thursday, over 81 900 tons were transported
over the road To-day the receipts reach the enor-
nous amount OF d, 200 tons--at the rate Of near
| ly 10000 tons per week
One OF the penny IA liners of this city accuses
| me OF SANDER, after. putting words in my mouth
which never uttered, in regard to the funeral
pageant Of Tuesday last IL is payingly patriotic
to manufacture a little Philad elpha capital, but
tn thousand readers ef the Herald in this city do
not require even this brief explanation to enable
them to see through this Transparent humbuggery.
The weather is cooler and pleasanter, and many
Of our absences have returned In two orl three
weeks, we may look for revival of business.
This has been dull day at the Stock Board !;
but this is usually the case at the close of the
week.
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he would have agreed to the line of IS 30 for Cali
fornia, in the Compromise, the last liberal offer
OF cOnciliation he is not now disposed TO abate an
inch of the boundaries Of California To satisfy the
South. lie goes for admitting her just as she is,
and if the South resit, he goes for giving them the
bayonet. His patience is exhausted with the re-
fractory,. captous, disunion, and revolutionary
sPrlt OF the south, and he goes now for pinnlng
them TO the wall.
The fire OF the old campagner is not whit ex-
unguished be the awful explosion of the COmpro-
mise lie Is game yet TO the back bone. We have
watched his whole conduct of this bill. Ii has
been the conduct of skilful, active untring, and
never espairing LEADER always on hand always
ready when waited, and never permitting himself
10 forget the main object of saving the bill
Most nobly has he fought the fight,
Although he lost the day;
And still he yields giants might
Hurrah for Harry Clay!
And yet again, say well done,
. Whste'er may come to pass;
For the wiery, fiery. General Foote,
And staunch old General Csss.
The broad axe of Old Bullion fell
Upon 10 all TO kill;
And Pearee put in the hand granads,
Which bursted up the bill.
But still the Salt Lake saints are saved
We've taken care of them
And the Omnibus is safely in
The New Jerusalem
Then why lament, or why despair
VI still brighter day?
Inc UNION yet may be preserved
hurrah ter Harry Clay
The example is glorious one
TO England ana to France
That thus we can afford let
The Mvrmons lead the dance
Then join the ring and let US sing
And bless tina suspicious day,
When the saints bore of the Omnibus
And let us Harry Clay.
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BATHS.

INTOXICATED vAPoR BATHs-E. .. cARRoLLs. IS
lvl Barclay celshrsted colds
torpid liver deafness pin pies the face blotched dis
eolored skin rngwor Itch eryspeas mercural diseases
nc; while for removing freckes aud clesrsg t
completion the baths far other remedy cf
present day.
CULPHUR BATHs-E. T. CARRoLLs Is BARCLAY
- street reeommended BY Drs Mott, Stevens McNsvs-,
Boyd Smith Dixon, hhlet ssd ether sminent physcsns
remedy Tor rheumatiso scrofula salt rher
the homes mereurs and ptve affections
all diseases arising impure 81 the bIood
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num. Proprietor and ManAser Henry Sanford Assist ant
hanager.Frst appearance in Philadeph of Kimberlys
celebrated operate TroupeThe Campbell Mnstres to
and evening in their original and amusing
entertainments. H. Bird the distinguished Magician pre-
ents fresh list Of and ashieve
Orapg Outsng remains this week s3 curostes in the
acious saloons Extensive and splendid preparations
in for the grand dramatic Admitance
Is cents: children under 10 years. l2I. cents.
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On Saturday, August 30, JAMES warrr, aged 30 years
and day.
His relatives friends, and the members Of the Pro-
tectve Union Of the City Of New York are invited to
attend his funeral which viii take place this Sunday
afternoon. at 81 O'Clock from his late residence 3s5
Ninth street, near Avenue ID.
On the I'd Of August. JoHs BLAZE, aged "a
His friends and relations requested to attend his
funeral this day, August Sd from l54 West sixteenth
street. at two clock
On FRIDAY. August I'd, Of lingering consumption, w.
PuLLis aged &c years.
His funeral will take place at o'clock on Sunday
the 4th inst. from 81 Lewis street His friends and
acquaintsnces are invited to attend.
On Saturday morning, August Sd, Joss srAcx aged
81 years.
The relatives and friends OF the family respect
fully invited to attend his funeral this day at r.
from his late residence North second street williams
bug
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At North West Reformed Dutch Church Thursdsy
afternoon, August 1st by the Rev DR.. James b. Har-
denbergh, MIR. WILLIAM HEsRY MsrKs, to Miss Jo-
ssyHsE, daughter Of Lewis Lattan, Esq, all Of this
city.
February 18th, 1s4s by the Rev Jshn Maginness,
pastor OF Saint Andrews Church. New York, GEoacr
BErHusE HUSr, youngest son Of Col. benjamin v.
Hunt, Of Charleston, South Carolina, to MAseARrr
uosAS, of New York City.
p. s. Boeton, PHILADELPHIA. and Charleston, South
Carolina, papers, please copy
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Our maritime Correspondence.
STEAMSHIP ONO,
Of Charleston Bar, July 30, 1850. (
Death at Sea.

ON OHdTItstUh Ddr, July %, ISOU.
Death at Sea.
On the morning of the 18th inst, Mr.. ]. F.
O'Donnel, Of Philadelphia, passenger for Ha-
vana, while under arrangement of mind, leaped
overboar The engines were Immediately stopped,
and boat sent to his assistance, but owing to the
mile astern, when he was much exh austed Every
attention was given TO him by the surgeon of the
ship after he brought board; but the illness
that had caused his arrangement and his exhaus-
ton frem being long overheard, rendered them
Of ne avail. He expired on the morning of the 3Oth
inst.
His wife and family reside in Philadelphia, of
which city he reported himself a native; and a
house and ship painter by trade.
He was buried at sea on the Both inst.
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EXCURSIONS.

E,xcgRsror TO THE FISHING BANKS nvERv DAT.
Il sseept ssturdayrhe B~6Alc win leave hir-
tenth street. ocfcsk Canal street ~ Tk osasA NC
Esshsrins, Nc Pier No. M 81 M rturins syl
r ~ uis sctlop band will " hoard. nofrssknsaA
Be- ~ vsvsl rAss ssah ss>h vAy.
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BOARDING, &C.

RoAhp WANIED-IN PRIVATE FAMILY. FOR A
TOO ladies', and six children: would prefer
Once. -" - W. w.
RoAkDING-A SMALL. PRIVATE FAMILY. HAVING
- more rom than they desire would
uenan ans LADY Board for the lady onIy No question.
.ked. address Hamrtoa, Herald once.
7O1 BROADWAY OPPOSITE GRACE CHURCH.
Beardinrfersons soiourung In this " aesIrinx
private residence, eembined With IN. oonvsnisncs Of
hrs class hotel parors and bed rooms cenneotnr srcs
lent table attentive srvants baths etc
dated at the shove rasant location Perm
ments for board can be made.
A LADY RESIDING WITHIN TEN MINUTES WALK
IA from the Fulion fery. Breekyn, having large airy
house unoccupiea would make srrangement for the
commodston 81 two gentlemen, With furnished
rooms With Or without trsskfsst and Address HAR
RIET, Herald ofhes.
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M - N n Y M A IL * T. II.

SATURDAY, August SEP. NJ
The stock market continued heavy and prices with
cut any material alteration. Erie Railroad and Far
pers' Loan the most active fances this list
bat both fell of in prices; the former u per cent and
The latter a. Morris Canal declined y per cent
There were sales to extent of railroad bonds at
prices previously current.
The receipts at the Office of the Assistant Treasurer
Of this port day. amounted to 500 81 yments
s57,934 TO- Balance. $5,013671 95.
There 81 OSS tons of coal transported on the
Reading Railroad, for the week ending the LIST of
August Previously 636 6i6 tons. Total 66773i tons,
against Gal, 1853 tons, for the time last year
The cash receipts at the Custom House, Phadel-
phia from duties on imports, from January LIST to
August 1t in each Of the past two years. were says
the North American, as annexed
commerce. OF PHLApELPHIA-REvENvE FROM CUSTOMS.
Receipts from Jan to June
inclusive. ......... 81 e6S0O4 ~ SLNI5o o 81
Receipts in July. ...... 45233l 20 Sll,437 80
Total receipts first seven
months. .......... 21lO331 80 l,53fO2l 10
Increase this year. 626,3l4 "a 526,354 10
This increase in revenue is equal to increase in
the portstons Of two millions Of dollars and the to-
tai receipts equal to aggregate Importation for the
year. thus far Of only about eight millions of dollars
1t impression that there must be mistake
in this statement have given Philadelphia credit
for more extensive foreign trade than she is entitled
TO-
We learn from the London Tires, that plan Of CO.
operation has been put forward by Mesms. Palmers,
Nsekillop Co., for the Florida bondholders to sup
port application which has been made to the 60
vernment Of the United States, to urge its action in
the acknowledgment Of their claims, the debt OF Flor
Ia having been contracted before she became State
The Rochester and Syracuse Railroad Company "a
consolidation Of the Auburn and Rocheeter and the
Auburn and Syracuse Companes) was organised at
Cansndsigua the LIST instant, by the election Of II
B. Gibson as President, Charles Seymour, Secretary
and Treasurer. The direct railway company have
agreed transfer their right the company and
tits to spend $500 oGo the first year, on the straight
read.
The Rochester Democrat Of the I'd inst, says -
For several days past we have had succession Of
sopons showers, each succeeded by hot muggy
crossing weather. Before this the farmers had had
hne harvesting weather could be wished and the
entire wheat crop had been cut and shocked only
part OF which, however, had been moved from the
held The consequences IT, that very large portion Of
the crop IL still and In very great danger Indeed
heard day two ago that the berry had begun to
sprout The loss already to the farmers In this region
must be imms nse; and nothing in the present
indications to encourage them to expect favorable
change Up to the time Of going to press the day
been showery and the temperature high. We fear
fine wheat crop Is doomed to be very seriously
many farmers, indeed, will lose nearly half what they
expected to realize from this source"
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.


ii and hundred and forty and forty-foa
Is:idsns: he best SpesT,sRiy offered
s s% Il. ssf B. soS s
and o 70:
" ss sa are Ss q hi S CT the Side
per cent q the purchase money can remain on
plan as Apply At the window 'h.s. varshOg.e 1T
HOMESTEAD FOR s2.-ANorHEs OPPORTUNITY.
aa The 9rea.s chance ever ossrs esn' Sss
stead for The snail Of lots viii ss Rs%
S sy G sh e., q. Be d..s prize {. mot n.
near Ii. village wsvsrsy township Of sur
day Ss' sssa
mile. ram S x &.
there plenty Of hsh and The prizes viii be ais
lot. sss
ls h.: hs s sss & The hs
been taken ssanst the Of the property
sss
aont one week longer ct the well known real estate once
CT1:% &C.,. &C., :cc sa,.s-6s NINE HORSE Pow
zenith sf.s e sopEs corner North Second and
EoR SALE OR TO LET--A CONFECTIONERY AND
Ice Cream saloon one Of the creates. in
Wishes 70 retire rom the Business Address coniotoss
CroRETo LEr-TIRsT FLOOR. AND CELLAR OF
aud Pine Streets store 100 fee. deep With sky light re-
Possession given Immediately Apply TO j. Gusesn J In
the store.
u ooMs-wANrEp. TWO UNFINISHED ROOMS
N in the neshhorhoca Of Broadway and near Breome
street. Address @. T.. this Ofhee.
DART OF HOUSE WANTED BY GENTLEMAN
Box SIS.
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AmUsEm ENTw.

NIBIo's GARDEN-xAHAGERs, MEssRs BRoUG-
Beautiful Ballet nS and combination
Male bi,n and pa.ad Monday s ssoas Ss'1 Ae
ssfs;isa 5s
Mr. BrOpshap; A%naaab slset chPpsnaae xrs
eesSi s.? a ri 6a Gss"s
Satan, Mr. Tayior Miranda Nile. Bangy Tickets 50 cen
all Of the s.loon Private S. Doors open at
quarter past 7, 10 commence at so'eloek
N SS sasdsn M so..s VIII
,,epssr II two sssf,stsr me dIssuEai.@sd daaost;,
4 G Mary TsyH s dGSsp%sd Me-
Ballet and 1S
tainnent
NAToNAL THEATRE, CHATHAM srREEr-xoy-
h F ssss
@ sam s r. YS"nE ppss1d NJ Th,%Osen Pee.
Bs1 Mis- SSSs ma AF jss4.,n r
Frederick Jerome, n; A. r-.y' Mr. Wealthy ThGmP.oni
tayeE Mrs Jerome, Mrs. H. p Grattau. Boxes, Is cts
pit. l2H cents To CONNIE nee at s o'clock.
GARD nRIsTYs OPERA HOUSE CLOSED FOR
the public generally are repsetfay nf.SSed that for the
pnrsOss Of at.rns The building Mschanios
season During their This city the company viii
OF Their at tS hSifs ana pc ugS Ss
Hall. in New York: =. p. CHRIsTY, Dreetsr.
pIERcEs MlNsrRELs OLYMPIC, No. ~ BROAD
an ushs un further aot; The continued
Performers has stamped them being the plus ultra Of
All Ethiopian bands comprising company Of thirteen per-
formers under the direction Of j. B; Fellows Thy win
ments night until further notice. Admission % cents
Doors at Concert to at o'clock
Concert Wednesdays and Saturdays,
At3P.M
LNRANKLIN MUSEUM, It's CHATHAM sQUARE.-LAsT
Week Of the Season Open afternoon at o'clock
and in the evening AZ by the Original Female Mintres
the only organised band Of ladies in the world comprising
company Of Twelve Performers Also the unrvaed
OF MALE and Female Artises commonly called Model
Artists will appear every afternoon and evening a
rety Of splendid of Living Pctu
with the tribe Of Bedouin Arab Girls the only
existence who will through their
Of admissionStage Seats S cents Boxes IS esnts Par
quette, III. cents; Private Boxes, 81.
QUESTIONABLE DANCING-PRtvATE LESSONS BY
Mr. Frederick IS Franklin street. Schools and families
attended.
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Tvs Nrw CaBrSrT. "A Washington correspop.
dent cf The philadelphia T>dssr ssys.-Tbe cabi-
net will be made up Dc hnitely on Mcndsy morning.
wnsn 'he names of the two wanting secretaries
will be sent into the senate The President has
Withdrawn the Collector Of Buffalo, and, in HE
place, sppoinscd VIM. ketchum.
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CALIFORNIA.

OGDEN . HAYNEs-lnIcaD T. OGDEN, rHos. =.
s.. Frsnso css. sonsa.d 70 s
placed on board ear store ship and ..s by
Co. Ne. io.i JOSEPH T. s..s.r ssi Lombard Bss.s.i.
s sn ss H. T. ss. ss Ssal'
AsR Ps Ass
pared 70 forward Al. good. having Hight
srss:s
E EsS$s ''' 0''' -; = S.ss: :''a we
nsr.r,ns. in N.Y. Tssi, hss.sa s:r:, ! S;s:sT:y.
o.. ACC: e. csr en- srs S S.
CALIroRNIA.-A coLoRED WOMAN ANXIOUS TO
join her husband - San raneiseo Il dsrgus Of meet
60 she willing pay her passage and act
ssrn.a 60 The lady during the voyage ths soala like 70
Sscoi ns"' ''''' IAN seen - ''' "'''s' '''''''
rTHx FIRST ANNUAL EXCURSION OF THE ANERr-
Lake Mondsy August 18th 1850 The splendid steamboat
b. bee. .nsrs'4 for The ssss.os A.S ps
have .ps.ss NJ ga,,. s Or ro.s 70 Tss, a. he
sS T. e had q s-ns = .ss %m
.r. fs' p.n r. a w. hS a1s Is '5y
Hays So Sixth street. G.orge Stephens ~ Mott street.
George sss.s,r Ibs Betty SsS;
Nm w.dsl, " BIssessr: Ansres Al,ssnder 10 sysnss
landing Places The .tssmer viii leave the foot Of Fifth
"a p.r sI r1:n o .si ssS'sy II
s,rsst =; x. ~ o,cos, Nn.,se.,h .,rsr, o'clock
O. AsRAss Secretary. THos HAYS. Chairman.
ITO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD
The excursion Of the subscribers Of lets the village Of
Whverey OF Tuesday last c with eca sub
scrber being satisfied With the ground and the situation Of
turn :k Ss%ms fs the pre-
feet Arrangement be had made 20 convey the party Wa
yerey Mr. y A. fsmmer although he ost SO By the last
excursion, vn get NJ smother excursion In weeks
woua sdv.. ali 10 s.sSr. one 81 *. nsa,
lots The shsre.s nearly all taken up At A. Fsmmsrs
once 15 Wooster street. by order 81 the
the subscribers who present At the excursion "A Kasr
John Boreman, j. Eichart, v. wes, Y. Alta, James
Quinn. and Mr.. Benson, Jacob Taessler. Dedrch WIN.
Rogre, Frederick Codecte.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.


REWARDS.
nEAAA POCKET BOOK LOST IN WALKING FRO
pOVOV.Jane street, 20 ga resfh syenue. or taken
from the once the afternoon 81 the Sd int consiung
for sss .ne note ssadfera the order o. Van clsve
Rysrson endorsed Foster Van 0strana fer Se note
Peter Van Antwerp endorsed Foster Vas Ostrsnt, Tor
$50; Martin rin, endorsed Peter Film, Sls
draft T. bsys for 500 and three Tor 500 sssh ens
scribe that negotiable This "a 20 forbid person
from negtianr the sbove paper The hnder v be suita
by rewarded ami no questions BY brusng them 10
rosTKR VAN os1RAND. 81 Tenth avenue.
u CONGRATULATIONS ATTESTIoN.--sTo-
N len horss in Eghtesnth street. the following srt-
ces visTweve s forks and eleven spoons arked
"J two salt spoons, marked IS D. ave TABLE spoons
marked IN 1.-Two DESSERT spoons, marked stuart"
and the other Charles 0ne-haf the value the articles
eft At AZ Cedar street. New York. August q 1850.
n osr-A SILVER SNUFF BOX Win rHE LETTERS
~ l. ID engraved the lds lef yesterday frrt.yl
morninF enc 81 the benches the Battery Place
ward viii be rsid the boz 10 brought 10 the once % Messr
runch heincke, 20 Wall street.
II osr-IN SECOND OR THIRD AVENUE BETWEEN
IL First and Forty tfh street pocket book ming
drafts drawn BY Gebruder Heubach 10 che Of hsl5
Nessrs. Kelley Levin, Dcston ard h2f203 ward,
Peck Co New York; sundry receipts Of SLOAN Lodge No
Chas Meneeke The tnder 10 requested to call on WIN.
Neustsed,er. Esq ,lss Broadway, up stairs.
n osT-A SMALL METALLIC MEMORANDUM BOOK.
II handsome reward vii be paid upon Immediate dehv-
cry At 19 Pearl street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

srs--"-----s----
T1IGEON SHOOTING AT WILLIAMSBURGH, ON NOM
Il day, the 9Th inst. will commence at o'clock pre-
cifely There will positively be 300 splendid birds
the ground for shooting SPORTSAENS' HOTEL
Grand street.
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Hos. HENrY A. WsK--A FroHr The Sao,o
hW ma y Misd, published in Worcester county.
opposite 10 Accomac Va, states thai AT a reform
meeting, held at Tempersncevie, on Saturday
week, Mr.. Wise, who is candidate for the Vir-
gInia Reform Convention, provoked an alteration
o. words with Mr.. David Wallop. an influential
democrat, who opposes Mr.. WIS election on the
ground Of principle Amer some angry words be-
tween them, Mr.. Wise is ssid to had made some
reckless declaration in reference TO Mr.. WALTON
and the motives which prompted his course, which
Mr.. Wallop pronounced n I" id lie" Upon this
Mr.. WISE dealt him blow, which, the S.,eid saws
would probably have cost Wise his life. hut Tor
the interference Of bystanders who prevented the
difficulty. Wellop 10 still unredressed and az hath
are men OF high metile, " the end is not vet -
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heypOrt, no C0psluerabio Excltement
narksbis disappearance Of LEWIS C. GARY late Of the
Second Ward hotel happy inform MS friends that
ieis actively ENGAGED the PAVILION Hotel keyper.
N assisting that prince 81 landlords L. W THOMPSON:
IN povding comforts for the inward Lewis would feel
happy his old friends would ealland him. al he pledges
tNGARoRA daily from the foot Of Chambers street.
ats o'clock p. NJ.
Mount Morris, Harlem.-WhO that mas
visited this beautiful village has observed on AN emit
III fit oeohonnh - ia racn ntaing
sure ana health to reach the summit OF TINS niue
The attraction is Mount Morris commanding an innate
range OF scenery conveying to the weary the
treeaes and prodpcing. before t panptAma ~ w.
and dale icenee aud romance while
se attention OF Mr. aud Mrs Van form no ineon-
siderable brightness the charms Oh the soehe
General Tsylor.-rhe iast and best For
trait Of General fa engraved appeared IN hs nrst
BooSseers ana also b. BRADY aI5 Broadway. where the
original Daguerfeotytei as to be seen
WicsI WIGS .--CItizsns and Strangers
invited inspect FHAi0N'S style Of Wigs and Teu-
pees keeps the aud best in the city
a. his celebrated wage Hair Bye Factory, T Broadway
Wigs and ToE..ess,--AnOther Medal has
been awarded to wn Bachelor for the bss Wigs and Teu
h sascf i5e avsS 70 nsPSs ~ sd nsw G M
Ixse He keeps the largest and best sortmsnt in the
ely Copy ss.e address
Hair Dye.---IsatchelOr's Genuine Liquid
Hair only be procured at the mandatory, Wall
street The public should guard against limitations Ses
various diplomas Persons whose hair has assumed
bad color from the Of the im aton Dyes have II
corrected BY calling rs above Copy the addros
Hair Dying-PbsIon's Magic Hair Dye, to
esior the hair whskers tbs is applied without
injury 10 the hair or skin 1t can be washed immediaey
Piled Sold PHALoN's Wig and Toupee Mandatory
W. Broadway.
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TRAvELLERs, GUIDE

<,Aupsr AND AnBoY RArLRoA D LINE roR YHrLA-
" aslphis .vss sc'gsn a I'D half past c'sleoh,
sseep,edl from Pier No ssrtA nvsr. fsrs-rirst sass
sars. 81 sscosd class esss. n
UrprpgNDENHoPPosTrI0 LINE TO rHrIApEI-
s~svesr New srs rhiiedsphis landing eseb vsy
s nay On r,,.dsy Jhsrs.y, snS sstssrtsy' from Pier
3, W. BRUSH. Agent