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DARfs MIfIINERy.wib be opened nj Mrs s. Parker,s ON
SATURDAY, the 5th instant 10 O'Clock assortment
Of fall and winter millinery.
PARKER's Perumery and Fancy Store
Oct 4-H Penn. aven1e National Hotel.
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OUT or Print.-Leters Of Madame sevisne. In English.

OUT ofPrnt-Leuers Of Madame de sevigne In English
" vols. x tt#
Confessions English. parts, complete In vols
be Heloise. BY Rousseau. In English. vols
Cecilia; Memoirs of an Heress BY Miss Buney vols
Camilla BY Miss Buney vols
Eyelna Miss Burney. vols.
The Novice OF ST. Dominic By Miss owenon ady Morgan)
vols @sIH24 .h
Moliere,s Plays. n French and English. 10 vols.
Spirit Translated into English by Nugent
vols
Jacobs Law Dictionary. vols. .,F
Puendorfs Law Nations Kennes English trans
lation. VOL
Poshe waits Dictionary of Commerce. Q vos folio
Anderson,s History Of Commerce. 4 vols, quarto.
Sulys Memoirs. In English. 8 vols
being wholly unob
tainable-ust imported direct from London -, -,
Sept 20 Aa tH FhhNCh inhLon
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september "a, 1850.
IN petition OF Daniel Leav Of Cabo,ye Massachusetts,
Of granted said eavu for
many years from
the Of said patent which takes place the 18th day Of
April, ISL
II ordered that the said petition be heard the Patent Once
~ O'Clock,
notified and show II they have, why said
petition ought TO be granted. #.-E 4
this notice be published the Republic Intel
gencer and union Washington city, D. CT North American and
Philadelphia Tribune, New York; Journal Providence,
Rhode Republican, Springfield Massachust week
for tree successive weeks previous the first Monday in January
DE WITT g. LAWRENCE
Acting Of
p s. Editors Of the above papers win please and send their
bills 10 the Patent onice with containing this notice
Sept 28-w3w
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FALKLAND Winter Fashlons.Mrs. r. sPrtp viii ope. he
fan and winter millinery Tuesday, Octobefs = II
Show on street, between ON and 10Th streets
Oct6-a
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all whom IL may cOncern--Jaines murphy
Isma died in the ls4s in the county o. HALIFAX and
Virginia, leaving personal estate, 10 which
his OF kin, fhe le any are entitled under the laws o. VIZ
eina Murphy undersigned, his widow, who admins
tered on his estate the his nt
he left next OF kim She takes this
informing exist forward and
her 10 said property otherwise she VIII
such exist aud will consider the property as her
own. $500. ..,,nn,,,
Aug l-wl4t' MAhf A. MUhrhf'
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BURGOYNE Il CO.,
BANKERS,
ssy FRANCISCO. C.sLIFoRNr.s.

REyrRrsoEs WAsnsaros crTr--Hon. Thos Butler King
Hon. VIM. M. Gwin Hon. J. q. Fremont
Ap 9-ifilm
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CRENCE and swiss ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS have a large
goods, which sell cheaper
Than offered in this city before, viz
900 worked collars, l2t cents to 81
Fine French worked collars 81 SO to 81
Jenny Lind collars SO cents TO SO ~
| Do habits 81 70 81 5O
sleeves - SO To S2 80
Fine In 50 81 so
hne Of aue demi wells
Linen handkerchief, plain and figured nets
uy-At the cid stand, Kings Lace Store. -
h. Gentlemen call and look cravats and
handkerche by doing tife for we will sell
them low.
1 S-eoJ raa ;. .
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ny DYEn Z nRorHER. Anetioneer..

~ DhEh d bHOTHER, Ancho"eei !. .ub
TRuSTEE's sAI.E.-On Thursday, the lAh day o. Nv
NEXT ~ o'clock, M, in front % the premises " isd
deed Of rust dated the 10th day OF January 1850 ana 10
itber j. A. -, No. TO- foios 1870, l40 and 49, one ~ ~
records for Washington county, in the District o. CoumO
sell n public anction, the PREMISES lot No 4l IN SQUAT
with the improvements, consisting of frame house Nc,
street, between 20th and 9Ist streets,
ST. ANDERSON, Tm'e'
DYER DRoTHEk,
Sept l2-w9wds AucuO"
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The College of St James, Washington County, Mar
land.

The College Of 81. JaIhes, wasntB TON Vo't"5'" nm
r,HE DIOCESAN COLLEGE OF THE PROTESTANT ERI
C0PAI. CHURCH.--The ninth annual session will open
Monday October 9Th, 1850, continue ill the next eoa
day" the last Thursday In July 1851 New students arr
commended the opening Of the session. but are received
any time they apply and the charge is estimated from the %
their entrance. #t.#M
The College the usual number Of classes, affords all ny
portunities complete education and, al the successful TENN
lion Of the collegiate coners ON Its graduates The n
demicai degrees
The school, Immediately adjoining the College M
the supervision Of the Rector, but under distinct dsc
beginning their acadencal and
collegiate classes The oversight and direction
Professors Of the College special advantages 10 the %
the Grammar school.
In Mercantile classes the study OF the Greek language
ted place supplied by additional studies in modern sn
book keeping, statistics, sc. -.
The location College s entirely healihful, and Y ~
and villages favorable good morals and a
The whole chagethe in the College and Cnnh
OF MONTHS 10 two hundred and iva
five dollars, payable semi annually In advance.
JOHN H. KERF0uI
Rector College Of st. James r. O, M
Aug 6-taw2m
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CITY TAxEs.-Notice 10 Property Hoiders.-A persons
S49 real
personal property city, equesed notice that ouch
as shall remain delinquent first day Of september next will
Directs by advertisement and sale
property To avoid this expensive process, all would do
well make speedy payments
TAX FOR By ordinance Of the corporation, the
tax for The made to become due
formerly The
tax year 1885, therefore, became due on The s Instant and
deduction OF cent viii be allowed upon
year. that be paid during the months q July and
1s A. BOUTWELL,,
Iuly A--9aw2nf Collector
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IOHN NJ McCALI4A, second Auditor Of the Treas
claims on the govern
ment Congress, the departments IN the settlement Of
military accounts, agency business generally II
should be post paid HIS OF
fee is at the corner q 9th and Louisiana
WASHINGTON CRY, April 2S-n
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DOCKS Burkes Peerge and BaronstAse 2th
I'D edition, vol, 1850 -,
Daronetage and hnghlage OF Great bnn ana
Ireland, for 1880 vol
Charters English Colonies America, with nuoduc-
Wa, va, he Engsa Revolution successful BY curot translated
BY Haziuj vol, 1850 49, -
Facts in Figures, quarterly digest Of statistics 1850
English Reading second edition, vol, 1850
John British Consul In Greece
Maeable Bridges, and their construction Ny j. Dempsey
civil engineer, 2 vols, large folio plates, 1850
With many Others, Just imported direct from London,
Sept IS fhhNCh IhiLoh
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Union HOTEL FOR sALE.-Thls property, situated on
Main in the ey Of Riehmond within nye minutes walk
railroad OF dock and is connection
samboa and ssppns @hsrves than any other hotel in thai city,
will highest bidder public auctions on Tuesday The
built and Spacious being large planned
IN city, situated in rapidly improving neghbohood
where very considerable advance In the value Of property
n term. Of sale win require cash payment 900
be paid and o. 900 in twelve months from the day Of
NJ ,be expiration o iee four from day Of sale the
credit bear ns1, ~, from s day Of SALE and TO Sc
Also, cr lime and place and on similar and
heretofore attached % The hotel Attending good location tor any
The e 70 the above real believed
BY q The trustees Of the Bank Of me United sass
yTANTED.-A situation Is wanted by gih private
family understands French cooking all is branches The
FRENCH COOK, care Of Mr. Trommcr,
sh street, between street and Pennsylvania avenue
NEW GOODS JUsr RECEIVED I'VE respectfully invite
extensive additions TO Among may
found many new and very sacye good both 70 eS ana prices
IS pieces embroidered ehangesbc cashmeres cheap
10 pieces plain md fancy coiored cashmeres
pieces beautiful style low priced mousselines and cabmeres
In figures -. -,
reasonable purchasers either for cab OF puneiua Gus
TONER'S =, a,~u ,,,,,,ro, 49, :,
Oct Is-af
no Housekcepers and others.-The subscribers
sale large and complete assortment,
New yos, and viii be sold at unusually low prices
Fine won handled sniye. and tors. = .e and detached
s1 o.. S""S s,. and sn s sSTssd 1 nnsG"
Walters and tea trays, In endless variety
Together with other and durable goods too tedious TO
'''" mo. W. BADEN 3 BRO,
- - Penn" avenue, south side near 9Th street
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GEORGE w. Hodekns and John IL Meredith, hsv-
purchased the lately occupied by Joseph Nevet
door Of 18th south side OF Pennsylvania Of
their services and stock the public. They
industry, and attention, 20 give general Subtraction.
Their stock consists Of Stoves Crates tin plates copper sheetiron
ware, &C.
roofing win be executed win despatch Their
charges viii be moderate.
me win be under the Of Iodstin Msredih.
July 2-dlw.
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MAGNIFICENT Piaao.Just received, per baique Lowell
from Boston, three OF Chckeng superb octave pianos
One OF iem magnificent rosewood of the style of Louis
XIV, is in volume, and purity tone, elasticity
touch and beauty Of exterior unryaled by any
brought this The exquisite wood elaboratcly
carved 'front.' back and ends making elegant central piano This
instrument accompanied with the highest testimonials.
These supplies, make
the and elegant south Of New York. prices
ing from sFh25 o $500
pianos taken payment On hand large stock
every grade elegantly nad yions nutes
coraeons, aud NIL kinds OF musical merchandise.
New music received week, and sold low can be
bought n this city.
RICHD DAVIS
Oci l0-eoda Pennsylvania avenue.
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QOOks from London List No. G.An Apology for the Sep
ID, tuarint by ". w. Grnfeld, NJ A. vol, 1850
Life and Times OF Leo the Tenth BY the London Tract Society
vol, 1880
The Old Testament Pocket Commentary compiled
Scott and other writers, with explanatory aud
notes. vol, 1850.
Ancient Pytasoan Fragments, translated by Thomas Taylor
The books Of ome Tad GreekD inerpaged
translation, line for line, i
Johnsons Modern Dairy and Cow Keeper. ! vol, 1850
Stachans Tables for Draining Land. l vol, 1850
Briddon the Diseases of the Horse /
McCuloch Political Eeonumynew enlarged edition vol
ls49 ''
Just imported from London direct by
~ FRANCk TAYLOR.
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New York Life Insurance Company,
Office, No. 6s Waa street, NeW York.

Office, No 6s Waa street. NeW York.
MORRIS FRANKLIS, president #..
SPENCER =. BgSEplCT, vice president
aa#. @Aa PLISy FREEMAs, actuaIy.
THIS copany conducted upon principle
and upon principle leaving proportion Of the amour
nj hands OF insurers, has greatly
lis profits and conferred benefits at ts
|least possible and outlay 10 insurers.
Insurance visiting California.
It's agency Washington the following ocers;
Wm Jones, medical corner Of ana 80
b .
Peter Washington, Apollo Hail. Pennsylvania avenue
opposite Union Buildings. June 2--u
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New Fall Goods and Fashions.
nUvALL BROTHER, merchant tailors, under Gadsbys ho.
the fmembe Of Congress- and
citizens fall and winter goods, which arriving
selected principally in the best New York
make order, their
article Of clothing which shall IA
the quality purchased here elsewhere.
furnishing articles for genuemen such Shirts under
woocn stocks umbrellas suspendes, hand
kerchiefs, gloves sc.
20-eoJwf DUNALL BROTHER.
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ChoIera-Treatment and Preventive

Observation-Disclosures
nR. AMATI's ITALIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA, TONIC
AND APERIENTThis remedy, composed entirely OF vegela
Ingredients totally free from mineral subance
bnng with cordial strengthening powers was orgha
y and BY Dr. Ana celebrated N
the abdominal rcgionssuc as dahoa
dysener bilious complaints dyspepsia and all oter disorders
the liver, &c.
eGeca submitted remedy TO those
who may prevailing fatal and as
yenve escape It's FIRST tnsidous
symptoms . -, 60 -.
18th and 18th streets, and nj e principal
drug Georgetown, ind Alexandra
PAMPHLETS with many interesting
certificates, of the very liberia
discount Orders from part Of the United States
promptly All communications mnst be post paid
Aug 2-lawu SAMUEL chhocI = W.
NUPREME Court the United acknowledgements
u Term lsi9No l06John Hagan, surviving partner Of the
John Hsgan Co., appellants U.s. William rope and
of Leroy Pope, Aor
new counsel appellants having suggested
William H. Pope, Of appeees 10 this causes moved
On consideration whereu is
here unless the representatives
e said William Pope deceased shall voluntarily become parties
within the OF the ensuing The appellant shall be
entitled and hearing have the same reversed
IL be Provided that Of this order shalt be printed
which the laws
lie United authority for three successive
weeks M before beginning the term OF the
sup'eAe WIN. THos. CARROLL,
octe-law3w q. Q. u. >.
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rHOICE NEW eOODs.-we invite the Of adie.
especially annexed styles and descriptions
goods adapted exclusively their We have opened oi
Inspection and sale
30 pieces rich style figured mousselnes quail
Is pieces medium grade mOuSscines
10 do rich figured cashIneres
"a do do do dEcosse, "
solid blue
pink, cherry, crimson, and
10 pieces fine printed French for ladies', dresses
In shawls, have received
70 rich cashmere long shaws
10 medium
10 white embroidered Grape shawls.
CIAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, Co.
Oct 1871
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WILL attend the prosecution Of claims before Congress and
w various executive departments OF the government.
Once and dwelling steet, between 9th and 10Th streets.
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COTTON Fanuf scfures soufh.--The adverser being a
much experience in the manufacture ~
descriptions Of cotton goods particularly cotton duck and
long accustomed managing manufacturing ~
DESTROYS of arrangement, that might DC
Of the latter article
ofa cotton growing region OF we
South References satisfactory IN a respects win be given ana
required. .s $500. :. ...,,
POSTPAID communication, addressed aCoTToN DUCK MANU-
FACTURER" No go Baltimore street. Baltimore win be attend
ed 20. .#@E July wv
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IANTED.A situation il wanted BY German girl, In private
French cooking In all its branches The
81 Of references be gwen. Please address
FRENCH COOK, care Of Mr. Trommcr,
eth street, between street and Pennsylvania avenue.
OctI7-3t
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cyUOE yyrnppinu Paper, at ~ cents per ream.
- - Pos .s,c ~ - TAYLOR MAURY's
No, 90 Bookstore, 9th
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BEAUTIFUL GO0Ds.-wALTER HARPER Co, Penn
lvania between 9Th will this day
ssra and beautiful Of rich goods shsw man
las embrcideres, 40, May IA eodn
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HOSIERY, GLOVES ,Se.-we have received fne assert
III above, which invite ladies

HOSIERY, GLOVES, Se.-We have receiyeda fne assert
III mont above, which
Pine half hose fbr boys
long do misses
stockings
10 dozen fine white Md gloves
do black do
lqht-coored do 90 peri pair
Also, variety ofconbs brushes buttons, and velvet trimmings Of
every style.
Al the old stand Kings lace store.
Oct5-3teod J.B. n A. TATE.
GOTHIC Architecture applied 20 Modern Residences,
" by Arnot. volume. New York, 1850.
Downngs Architecture Of country Houses Cottages, Farm
houses and Villas their Warming aud ventang, Sc volume
New York, 1880 $40 engraving.
Downing on Cottage Residences, Gardens and Grounds vol
YORK.
Downns's Landscape Gardening volume.
New York
Glossary OF Architecture, volumes London 100 engraving
Gwts encyclopedia Of Architecture volume London 900
engavings
Prize Model Cottages. London, 1850 with working
drawings.
Picket's Iron Architecture. Ivolume. London.
Wnghtwtcks Hints Young Architects volume. Tendon.
And Others English and American the subject
Oct rs FRANCK TAYLOR.
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I KNOX WALKER Will practise law in the supreme
Court OF the United States the prosecution OF
claims sssns the Addr.ss Washington, n O.
fh--u #1-I#
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Aug 2s4wcp

Hours o Departure the Passenger Trains.
From Washington at n. and at p m daily, and a.
m daily Sunday. M..a
From Baltimore at p daily and ga daily ex
eept Sunday
Feb 3--dly . Il. II. PARSONS, Agent
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Sept la-w9wds
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COMPILATION Of Army Registers, from 1913
v 1887, inclusive Price So .
Tayor Maury Booksellers, 9th Washngton, ha,
edition Of above work. which, BY the passage oil
granting bounty all officers engaged In the wars
the United invaluable and othe
claims only compilation ever made, giviI
the service the close OF the war
Great Britain well OF those in service since that time up
1877 :, ]
,aIi. odiee = Oct 6
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-15
CITY COUNCIL.

Atamonthy meeting held Monday, 18th inst. all
the members being present. Mr.. Bosher presented the
following report from the Finance Committee:
The Committee OF Finance present the following an.
nual report, accompanied by the Chamberains state
ment OF receipts and disbursements for the financial
commencing Mach ls lS49 and ending February 2sth
1880 and his estimates for the year commencing March
list, 1850, and ending February 2Sh 1851
The Chamberains statement shows the permanent
debt OF the city, on the lst March, 1850 to be SS26-
1884 g. (S2500 bearing five per cent nterest the an
nual interest on which will be $49,357
According to the statement OF receipts, the actual
venue OF the city for the year ending 2Sth February
1880 was lac ,452 l3 dedaetng 81 which the an
nua interest on the debt$49 357eaves the nett
nue. $97095 l3applcable to the ordinary expenses of
the city and Its general improvement.
The ordinary annual charges on the revenue OF the
city amount to about $60O00 there will therefore be
applicable to general Improvements about $37, 900.
1t will be perceived by the Chambsrlan's estimates
that there will be deficit the 25t February. 1851 of
S25 59I ST. which arises from estimated payment Of
the Bank debt OF $20y0o0 the sum OF $20600 for new
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vention, there was tho such word as fall 1t is
the first time the Enquirer has uttered it, having
heretofore insisted, against all evidence to the con-
trary, that the Convention would be held, and the
South adequately represented But, touching
this failure, let us ask, in what way the "no party
scheme" of the Legislature has caused it Did
that induce Mr.. Beale of the Parkersburg district
to oppose the Convention? Did that dissuade the
Democracy of the North West, who are so dill
gent in returning Democratic members of the Le-
gislature, from holding meetings to appoint dele
gates And where are the "Tenth Legion and
"Lttle Tennessee ?" Do they hold off from the
Convention, from reluctance to being represented
in part by Wings? Above all, has Wing opposi-
ton to the Convention prevented these great De-
mocratic constituencies from sustaining it?
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EIGHTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
CONVENTION
JAMES ALEXANDER,
ST. G.. TUCKER.

AT convention of the delegates from the Sc
yeral counties comprising the 9Th Congressional
District, which convened in the town of Tappa-
hammock, on Friday, the 10th of May, for the pur-
pose of appointing delegates to the Nashville
Convention,
On motion of Col. VIM. A. Wright, DR.. Aus.
tin Brockenbrough of Essex, and John II. Rice of
Westmoreland, were appointed Chairman, and S.
F. HARDWOOD of King and Queen, and r. II. Cole
man of Caroline, Secretaries.
The Secretaries having called the roll, it ap-
peared that the following delegates were in at
tendance:
Willoughby Newton, DR.. John
Mayo, DIR. VIM. A. Spence, DR.. VIM. Jett, John
7. Rice, Robt F. Brown, Walter Bowie, James
Bowie, DIR. Thos. S. Garnett, R. l.. Il. Beale, and
Thomas Brown.
King William-P. H. Elicit and p R. Blake.
Carotine-Richard III. Coleman.
King d Queens. F. Harwood, William d.
Gresham, Benz, Fleet, Edward Gresham, J. R.
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HUSTINGS COURT

The Grand Jury assembled in the City Hall on Mon
day, the 18th inst. After receiving the charge Of the
Attorney for the Commonwealth, they retired and made
the following presentmens, through their foreman, Ar
chibald Peasants, Esq.
John Wade-misdemeanour-c charged with attempt-
ing to enter eoniousy the jewelry store Of Mr.. Spots,
on Broad street. on Sunday the 9TH inst.
James lBln-misdemeanour--ch with stealing
pair OF cloth pantaoous from servant belonging to
DR.. Dove
John observation-disclosures presentments-
charged with stealing aud secreting stolen goods in
grove northeast Of the city
Lorenzo d. BIackburn-- misdemeanour- enlarged with
disturbing arelgous congregation Clay Street Chap
ell; and
Patrick Donoho-misdemeano charged with steal
ing, on the night of the fire the Dock segment of
tobacco attenng belonging to the factory of Messrs
Turpin & Yarbrough, on the 18th of March last
After making these presentments the Grand jury were
discharged.
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aY A BARBAROUS OPERATIoN-

TV A BARBAROUS OPERATIONS
Chlorotorm and Ether will render persons insensba 10
PAM 1t is clearly the duty OF those who sell many ofthe
articles purpotng to be Shaving Soap to present each
purchaser with sufficient quantity of the above art;
cles to relieve their suffering while undergoing the one
raions Of shaving. NV oP7~
JULES HAUELs PREMIUM SHAVING
GhtAMrCreaml is now admitted by all to be the very
best article Tor shaving to be found in this or any other
country. In the use of my Almond Rose and Pstacho
dreaded shaving is really luxury. The ingredients
winch Is composed are of such nature, that finer
and richer later be made than with any other ar
ce, by which the beard is soened, and the skin not
liable to be burned by the alka which forms so large
portion of other shaving SOAP will become chap
ped, but will remain smooth and soft as an infants No
one, after using this Shaving Cream, ever be in
duced to use any other Caution is necessary in mr.
chasing my Shaving Cream, as there are MANY imita
tons sold Ask for Jules HauePs Shaving Cream. and
you will then get an article which renders shaving EASY
JULES HAuEI., 100 Chestnut st.
CONVERSATIONS BY THE PEOPIE-No TIT
CTS strange dear Bob" says Tom your hair black as
night, ~ ~
Twas only Yesterday that it was almost white
How came ls wondrous change in such short space OF
The secret would know-Pll record it in rhyme"
Friend Tom, this great theme give you nv advise
ment
n ns vegetable Hair Dye has such wondrous power,
though your hair be red gray twill change it in an
hour
JULES HAUEL, 100 Chestnut street.
For sale by Alex. Duval, Gaynor g. Wood +
Miller, K. K. Duval. Purcell, Laid & Co.. A. Leslie
Dove q lsaacs 5. NJ Zachrisson & Co., and R. Du-
queshe. my 4-d2w