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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-04-09

To be provided for from other sources s4O4, lO9
With the present system Of taxation we
think j, not improbable tina, the annual sur
plus, after the present year. will exceed half
million Of oll1rs-so that the V hole debl
redeemable a, pleasure, can be paid within
few years, and the Sale be released from
all debt within the space Of ten or twelve
years, For although large portion of The
debt will not be retleemable until 1890, vet
the ACQUIRING surplus may be invested so as
to ef1'rd an interest equivalent to tina, paid
by the Clipper.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-04-09
THE TIMES.
PORT TOBACCO, MD.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL. 9, 1851


The Chimes did not appear last week in its
usual form, and the reason therefor has already
been stated. Those of our readers who under
stand the rigid economy that has to be practiced
in country printing office will readily exonerate
us from any blame. We have to perform the du-
ties of editor, compositor aud pressman, and liv-
ing in a section where printers are scarce and diff
cult to employ at all times, it must be apparent
to those who have not reflected upon our circum-
stances that, in of sickness, we are liable to
fail in the issue of paper. 1t is in the capaci-
ty of pressman that personal attention is so re-
quisite. We have ample force in our office to do
all the type setting necessary, but neither of the
hands we employ can do the press work of a news
paper. We hope therefore none will be so unrea-
sonable as to expect of us more than our health
and strength, (Which, ordinarily, is very good, }
will, at times, enable us to do. All are liable to
sickness; and so sudden was the attack upon us
two weeks since, that we are convinced no man
has right to boast of what he will do ssto-mor-
row. We'are still disabled in our right arm from
the effects of deep cold, but we have reason to
hope it will soon be restored to its woned strength.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-04-09

We find in the Baltimore Patriot of the
3lst of March, the following letter, which
compliments in manner truly deserving
one Of our representatives in the State Con-
tom
From the Baltimore Patriot.
DOINGS OF THE CONVENTION.
MEssRs. EDITORS You will please
publish the following letter received from
Annapolis. The writer is fully capable of
forming correct judgment in reference to
the merits of The "orators and sialesmen''
of the Convenlion;-and from our personal
knowledge Of one he has named, (Mr. G.
Brent, Of Charles,) we are sure that he has
paid him compliment richly merted. C.
ANNAPOLIS, March, &c. 1851.
am here in the "Ancien, City," and hav.
ing leisure moment, end knowing that on
take some interest ia the action of the Con-
venlion. propose to let you know what the
"assembled wisdom of the State" are doing.
The Representation question is exciting
some interest and much debate. Mr.. Bren,
Of Charles, made speech of considerable
length yesterday, in defence of the rights Of
the smaller counties, and urging the district
ing of The city of Baltimore, in the even, of
conceding to her an increased representation,
(Which she will probably ge,) His speech
was generally conceded to have been one
Of the abIes. tina, has We, been made during
the session. It was characterized by sound
thought, correct logic, chas,e diction and
true eloquence throughout. From what
heard. ! was convinced that he fully merit
ed high compliment which was paid him
by gentleman who was standing in the
lobby.
The gentleman remarked in nv hearing.
THAT George Brent never ,respsssed on the
time Of the Convention, unless he had some
hing OF importance TO say-and whenever
he took the floor, used his lime to advance
The public good and not for individual dis
play" By his speech on this occasion,
Mr.. Brent has done himself grea. credit, and
added much to his reputation as an able
DICTATOR and deep reasoner.
To-day, there has been considerable dis
cussion. Mr.. Crsfed made very able
speech, end Mr.. Kilgour scqu'ted himself
very handsomely. There was a handso ONE
pass between Mr.. Crisfeld and Nj. Brown.
in which the latter came off Second best"
H. +
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-04-09

We find in the Baltimore Pario, of the
3lst of March, the following letter, which
compliments in a manner truly deserving
one of our representatives in the State Con-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-01
Brookrvp C,sv Int.rr,reros

IErfFHxr BurgLAHf.-The house o. Mr. John y
kitchen, south tNils First Place South BROOKLYN,
ntsrrd during the ngbt a Thursday last and ar
tcles 81 silver to the value - 81 600 taken Consiier
Die time ard force must hsrs been ussd In sGscting
the rebeery, massive iron chain having been cut
through and three four doors forced K leach tee
pres which Itself very strong where the rtolsu
property vas dsposited Toe thieves must have rad
some knoylsdse o. the premises, n they made their
wsy direct 70 the press above mentioned, ieAyinz
sverJtkipg untouched. Up to last night nc trace Of
tFprsr o. b. RGLsRs.-Tre men we're arrested on
ThuTtdsy, (ose Of them coiored -ho we're etide7tly
bsnt upon some burgsrious enterprise A smfll
"a mphine lamp and all the necessary house breaking
i'm, ltments y,re found upon them but the fpolIos
have bsce unable 10 connect them With any charge
ron Witch 20 detain tnem and sous ~ IN. prsnci.
nal K.s York officers vho went over purposefy yes
erdsy could net identity them. Upon on. vas dis.
covered q pavnbroksrs ticket fer drab ovsroost
a.sry n.v isdged and supposed to have been stolen
10 York This 10 the only clue they have 10 lead
% ,ssss .st-otc. The coat lies - the once Of the
b 4 .. Psl.cs e, ir,pfstiop snd jdestisestion.
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Marine Affairs.

Tsr srr1nsnlr ostc-This " len I'D steamer aisa5s
ssnark.sy fsst, seem. disposed stree she has bsen
sopr.rsd & sclir.s Der orsnatss che left here on
wsdrs,6ay last for Chogrs', asi We learn that her
ps.d from ths wharf to the Hook extraordinary.
rae left her pier AZ bali pat thrs- clock snd made
the run TO Fancy Hook bsr. chanel way distance
twenty .vo niles Ia ons hear and .or.y.s.r.n
minute sgainst 5000 tide
POS cHs.tr.. The steamship Crescent city left
yesterday nfsttoos f0r Chszrss She carried IS cabin
ssd ito sssrazs passengers The zamss Of the former
VII b fognd gaser bead ofEsriuns Intelligence.
THr nnrtrH slE,nsHw CsHssiA, Capt sesnnon
81 leave this ptrt !. q. DAY .0- LiEerpooi.
Lt'tu p Asorutn cti,rsH Eur The clipper ship
IuFsss Ill b launched this morning at eti o'clock
from ue yssd = NJ vss.srvet foo. 81 Houstcs
sIeet asscrpton d tails vessel IA, been ere Fdsd
cut b. Ss's oi mates 81 vIl ,ndeayos 70 give
n 70 nofsSr
AaFu&ta ~ Ps.sEr s'uts -Ths as.ios,ay sseEa
saiss snires gs.a'risy -Coan.sti.ut ,aa WIN Ten
rem usvfs; Lo-son tietela sal n.rrarss Ivss,
.ron Lonsbr guy Mauns7irs from L. .rsoo ana
kcutbsrar isoa Esv Vri.sns 1hs hsrfar.s pvs,.
he'd ssfr sas passage q y Ian Loasa, ~ss,s
~ rit.sris ", q i7y;Nca shs nms post.
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The market opened heavy this morning, and prices
fell OF considerably. There were large transaction.
in the leading railroad sanciss principally for cash.
At the Arst board Erie Income Bonds declined y per
cent Farmers Loan y; Morris Canal ~ Long Island
"; Edgewsrth u; Reading Railroad Il; Hudson River
Railroad 1; Erie Railroad q Harlem u; Norwish and
Worcester IA State stocks and railroad bonds were
in better demand. Harlem was very firm ut quota
tons and varied less today than any other on the
list Nearly two thousand shares put upon the
market, and it improved from the opening. Morris
Canal has declined three per cent since yesterday
morning: The announcement made In the Herald that
injunction had been granted by the Chancellor Of
New jersey, created considerable excitement in Wall
street and depressed the market value Of the stock
very materially. As soon as the company have been
officially served with the injunction, all transfers
Of the old stock will cease and If the board of d.
reetoe do not at proceed to carry out the pro-
visions OF the act amending the charter, receiver
will be appointed protect the interest of the stock
holders. The management of this company have
been guilty OF gro,s outrage upon the rights and pri
veges Of stockholders and it is about time njunc-
ton or some other restriction put upon them. 1t
appears that after the act amending the charter
Of the Morris Canal Company passed the Legislature
of New Jersey, the stockholders held meeting and
voted to accept the eudment and a. the time
passed . resolution requiring consolidation of the
cid stock, issue OF preferred stock and an aban
donment Of the old banking privileges. These were
the conditions of ethe supplementary act and they
adopted Some time after the board of directors
got together and voted to rescnd the resolution pass
ed by the stockholders to consolidate the old stock
The directors had right to Go this than they
had to put their hands in the stockholders pockets
extract their stock and destroy 1t. 1t IL, however
about par with the doings of boards OF directors
all the country and should not astonish any
This injunction will put matters and things all right
and shan know whs. certificate of stock means,
and how many shares represent the capital stock OF
the company.
The receipts at the once Of the Assistant Treasurer
Of THE port to- day amounted to S97To al payments
$500 balance, SO 67son ~.
The capital stock Of the Hanover Bank has been
nearly filled The books clos. on Saturday. Sub
scrptons will be received at W. Brien's No. 81
and Corning Co ., 90 Wall street The bank will be
located on the corner OF Pearl street and Hanover
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sPoRTIHo.

CENTRFyfLLE CoUssE. 4. 1.-TsoTrIyG.-TIE
" following sweepstakes sre now nfrntd to
tween The 9th Of April snd the 18th ~ say, 1851 -
No Free fer horses " at trot1td for money. Mo
heats beet three " Ave, 10 harness. Sob. $50 h. It.
Ne, Free for ltnrs old Tor unte.l colts Mile heas
hett three In I've IN harness. Sub 90. ~ n
No g. Pres horses that never troted f,r pu-se or
nGohever $50 Nile bests. w harness. Sab. $50 &c.
Ne 4 Ter horses that FEVER rurso t0i Mile
htsts beet three In eve. Ia hsrncss Sub s11. h. H.
No. .. For horses that q purse over so Nile
bssu 70 WAGONS wagon snd driver weigh y0 Tvs SUB.
$50. h.ft.
No. g. Free for horses that never won purse over Size
Two n-tc hests, In hsrEess. Sub f2nl. h. IL.
No Tree for horses that foe
tssr f7s. ane hests, In harness. Sub. SIS, h.f,.
No. \. FREQ for horses that $50.
Mile Ieats hes three In Eve In barnes Sob. e5o hft.
No. Ite for horses thst never <ea pnr.e or match
siOr. Nile n ats, In harness. Cub, SIS. d. n.
No. ~ FREE for al passing horses Nile heats. bsst three
In eve. IN b.rsess. sup. SO. h. ~
All the absvs 70 close on the let dsv 81 wsrsh
1851, Nv 10 o'eeet " Green hsdtsns ~ Ch.taa
street. IosL coEkLtS, frsprister
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Iarr rnow Y carAv.-Ths bril- Mary tnn, Cart
wait arrived frcna siss, yesterday, which place be
lett the I2,h ttat TIE kssy ANA has arrSsd with
only abcst tAtsd Of cargo though shs rsnaines
Of sistl nstrly tro mouth, and msny vessel had to
cave ~ithout cirg.s package This sear'h q trade
sewing the unsettled state - things proezesd ~
sha Indian troubles In tie ihterS- scGStsy any pro
spee !. tfosght 70 Akst and tie price IL sxtrsrns-
Srts govsrnmsrt u In very bad eons.tor TAair
srsassry g. sxharstt8 aad she troops, numSsrisg
rozs liCOo without pay. ca clothing a11 Esssis
"A a starving unsttton.
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Police Intelllrou 60,

7Ne Case Of Mckay and Csvder.-rhs cass Of Mckay
and Orydss, snnouAesA - eestinss yesterday after
noon, st o'clock, was further Postponed until 4
o'clock this day, Saturday In consequence OF the
matter pending before the Recorder.
A Boz baseus Bwsissy.-O faosrs Rice ana snvsy, Of
the First ward, arrested esriy yesterday morning q
yourneyman barber, BY the name of Joseph Nspre,
italian formerly In the employ OF Mr. Crumbo barber
Keeping shop In state street. The aecused, after
ing into the shop on the nisS Of the i.S Of
and stealing thersfrsm "a razors strops coat and
. vest, valued In Ill ct SEQ The accused Va, com.
mitted on the charge.
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PuuAnuyriA, Feb. 2.-Fra aoard-szoco Allsstsn ny
ci,y os - atooaOs iso Isnas Sc, 81 do. :, slS
SO hsds Sc II 93h 900 Wilmington RI Go, 90 so shs
Inion Csna 1s 0co li 700 yorris Canal ifk 100 DO.
IS i7s 200 da IS i7s; 70 Dc ,,sFk; mNsrristovn re.
b. Tenn. " mr. sgt'rso p. Realms RH s1.. 700
ris CsssI Is Psan'sHR 49, Chss and Del Canal los;
AIS Lbish Int. So 200 Chez snd Del Cassi GsTI n
chs sorrs caa al u. 90 do si 90 DO l7z 500 Rssds
s,gk
p.tr,sopr Feb. sT.-sfock Roard-sleno u g g. 1897
isk 10 shs rsrmsrs ard 1srchnsts Bsnk sex Frtnhin
nssh, III Bdei ~: Baltimore sn6 osio 90 uns ~
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winter hats by all gentlemen of taste and select
ing the superb fabrics Of the tprpg fashion, justly
den the comedy Of the Old Love atd the New
KNOXS l2s Fulton street Is where the laid aud
Any one poste ing four dollars character in
the piece Bis erninr individuals who would be known
men of fashion, patTonise Knox.
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TIE WEEKLY HeRALo, with the news OF the week, In
rudpg the report of the celebration on the I'D the
proceedings in Warrington the late news from L a.
,ope &c, sc, will be published at h.if past nin'
o'clock this morning.
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85-kspensche Halter O7 nassau street. Of Ann,
New York has the pleasure Of announcing his friends and
the rubc that saturday the LIST day Of March, he will
tho Spring style % ntleu ems for 1851 which.
beauty d and finish will Transcend any fabric he
has hitherto from factory he invites alton
tsn the peculiar contour Of this uperb
article with the fullest confidence that IL viii rather
than lose by ctmparison with hat respective Of
price, that has ever been produced in this city Nowth
the attend getting this elegant
hat the price will not vary the s. Call
for yourleyes the ADVANTAGES his
tfers over all TIERS in cheapnesD a'y and style
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Second Ward House, 81 Nassau Street. -
xDwAkp g nEoARY ..ssn:yl.dss. with srs.sssds 70
has bees marked satisfy him that his has
accomplished and aay encouragement atng on his
part further popularity the Second House.
I. wiz Be BY 4. a1Iisy TO Sustain il, repst.
Liquors Wines and Segars with which he first opened aud
alec with other rsfreshmeuts of merit and
suited 70 every taste. EDWARD q. MEGARY.
Eecond Ward House, 81 Nassau street.
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23x; 10 20, time ,sx: 9sh Al ths board tedsy
g. 1857 fis bid lis asked Maryland SIS, t02x
bid l03x ashsd; nsylaat So bid. g .sIsa Bsisi.ers
S. $780, ubx hid los asked Baltimore and Ohis kk bonds
1857 S2 bid Us asked; de- shares ia bid rs asked; York
and CumberlAad RR. 2y bid, 2s ssksd; Balsinsrs and
us4ushaAnah, 3lla bid, 81 asked.
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vsns Lar Spom HAsAuA. We have reesived ia
Charleston per steamer Isabel lately arrived thsrs
fIss 81 D,aro q Ia Maria and Faro faeun.a DE- Ia
sssne to the I'd q February four days IE:er than
eur precious sdV.oss
The pcltictl pevt Il Of no Importance. Tis> island
enjoyed tie usual tranquility, and the oss move
nents We have remarked, ere soGe change In ths
gsui,obs ~ the psincipsl oi.ies
AtIIassua the last performances At N. ossra are
90. apart for The benefit q the principal srts and
hav. bssa fuy attended. Roberto Il Diavosc," ths
matter sos Of the great poser I.ysrbesr vas In
active rst,ar-sl and ". 70 be performed b.s-ss the
end ofths season, sslvi, II u aid viii l.av. Bsvsua
very seer ia order q fulsl k engagement With Bar.
nun, 10 ssuistips Jenny Lind n her ooooefts.
The r,Jrs,eEtstions ofthe Elvel fsEiiy ara highly
suee.sful. livery n.lht 81 their appearances, the
Tseon theatre = crowded 10 every part -th sudi-s
s.n-hitd ty heir novelties. kHs Bsrsin, the frs.
sanssu,- Of The bosJt lid taken her Jsnsat In vhsb
On. yes literally buried rnder Gsrers an bougua.s
sbFovp upon tEs stage
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-01

But little YVES done in Congress yesterday, and
nut little we expected, for We made up our miad
some tine since that ne business Of consequence,
beyond the passage of the necessary appropriation
bills would be transacted dnring this session. IA
,he Senate, tn JOINT resolution making military
bounty warrants granted during the last session.
assienable, was passed and the original grant was
extended so as to declare that officers, non-con-
missioned officers, pTiyates, regulars, volunteers
Siete. troops, rangers, and militia men, mustered
INTO the service of the United States, forhe suppress
sion of Indian hosiites, or whose services have
been recognized by the United States, shall not be
excluded from the benefits of the original bill The
civil Diplomatic appropriation bill was debated dur
mig the rem. liade' Of the day.
In the House, resolution from the Committee
on Printing was ordered to be engrcssed, relieving
Father Richie from his printing contract, and
giving him 10 lieu Of the terms which he agreed
upou, one half of the rates fixed by the law OF
lsie The vote on the engrossment was very
close, there being bu; minority of three votes in
rs favor Father Richie certainly has had a very
narrow ESCAPE; bat he is not yet safe, although we
expect the resolution will become law.
The Committee on Ways and Means, we under
stand, have agreed upon reporting an additional
sum in aid Of the Collins line OF steamships.
We are re oiced at this. Our government must
suppor, those splendid steamships. Averse as the
American PEOPLE are known TO be to direct
,axetion, we are satisfied they would viii
hHgly submit 10 be rated al a certain sum per
head, end would cheerfully pay it, rather than
hat this line OF steamships should be driven of the
field OF competition by the British government line.
more popular measure has not been brought to
the notice OF Congress; and stor, the time IS be-
core the adjournment, 1t is to be hoped that the ex-
ira allowance ssked for VIII be granted The Col
Inns line mast Se supported, or we.mlst retire from
,he fe ID OF competition, ard allow our Eng sh rivals
20 walk over the course al their leisure. We GER
iainly think The country Will not; to use very ex.
presslys tern, back OUT from the friendly strug
gle now going on beiweea the United States and
Great Britain for the supremacy Of the seas. We
must and shall conquer Dollars and cents are no.
10 be thought OF ia connection with this subject. Ia
cid times, the DItch Admiral Won TromP, with
broom at be masthead, swept toe Enci.ch Chan
mel We must sweep the Atlantic and the Pacific
we must have The suPse macy ct those oceans,
and al other aaiioEs, wi;hou, an exception, must
follow Ia our wake.
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The subscriber would spectully inform his rend
the public tina the spring tyl- Of Hats for
emen will be reaey for inspection this day. Saturday
EareA leA WIN. BANfA
JOG Canal street, eorner of Wooster street.
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ADVRRTISEMENrS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
SPECIAL NOTICES.


MON, NOW AND FozEvER:-roUsTEENrH
Ward-At meeting Of tho Democratic Whig Committee
Of the Fourteenth Ward. held At tis " Island City
were adopted
Resolved. That upon faithful observance Of the provi
sions OF the Federal depends the preserv
on OF the Union and the honor nd welfare of whole
country. That Cons tituton framed the spirit of
compromise and in the spirit must be de-
Tended from hostile attack and mainta inv olaten all
its parts.
Resolved That the nations governme MT such s
responsible for and has nothing whatever to do WITH tse
OF slavery except to protect the right OF the
states where exists when those rights have been ade-
quatey protected by Appropriate legislation further asta
ton should cease The slave states should te left to
age their domestic nstu on In their WITHOUT
any interference the part of these States which In the
exercise CT there legitimate abohshe inst
tuition prohibited its atrodu elton, within their
two Jurisdictions.
Resolved That is entitled to represent the State
Of New Yerk in the Senate of ths United States at this
crisis who either has not formed opinion upon this i'm
portsnt or who declines 70 aud
ators and Members Of Assembly from this city only
chewing the will Of their ituens when they require
before they support candidate for the high and bic
office Of United States Senator that the SCUM of
his views upon constitutional question shall first be as
certainsd.
Resolved That acepy of the foregoing resolutions be
published in the New York Express Tribune and Herald
JOHN ID. SC0LES, Chairman
CuAp Hryrps
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tatioH to fellow citizens call in friendly way and
pass opinion upon the Gena Spring Hat for 1851 has
rendered his eraeieus sort Of worlds Fair
for several The teau fu highly finished
and mod Of hat submitted the tribunal OF
hon in this country alure TO be resisted
especia when this gem the sold tn
standing capable superiority owe: AL t1s he has hereto
fore uanufaetured, the ole prize, four dollars.
GESIS, 2l4 Broadway, OF posiee st. Pauls.
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Have you heard tho, rumor, that tn,

Lokhesr BATS Of the spring tyle at four dollars fairly
ou.hne all the i've collar hats uned out this season. The
report true. Call On LOCKHEAhI 374 Broadway, and
examine his 81 and IS hats They stand alone in chespnes
nd in
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INSTRUCTIONS.

A LADY, "a GOOD TEACHER oy rae FHExCu
ianguatc) ately srrived from Psris desires
I.s,ht ,Le evening. A.2ras (pctt TsidD kAdsno
SFhNlW LANGUAGE y oFESgOR BaEz WILL
- ave lessons a. Af rstdonce or IA any rsrt az the etv
Isnsatiohs IN bnglith or tpInisb, ftoiudas those
Acres ~ Warm street. '
Rook. khtfINC. AstTHsETlC, kc. THOROUGHLY
- uught ~ ", hENNlLLE. 2-g broadway Zach stu ..
Gent ttpattey aud carefully aud W snabi-s
readily % srry in prscce the kbovl.dss In parted 20 him
Oien Day ana evening TERMS moderate.
WJIuAs II. DIsBRows RIDING scnooL, NO. 40
w FOURTH aVecus, nesr astor pisceOeen DAY and
ng for ladies' snd sentiemsn Hours for ladies' 4.
w. to SP. N for gentle men from \ 10 VI. y. ~
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rfyns the human cutiet; Liquid Hair by. 10 Narrated %
charge red hair 20 sbrown black few
Lquid Rours for pale lips snd cheeks nair Rsrorslve
lily wltefo furhtd rough pesioas poadre subtile
eradioai ag hair from sny part ~ the bosy walker
srtst brat store from BroadwsJ Bot5n 10 wsshnstgn
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rscelully invited sssmiss this choice selection 81
eomos che variety H. Beyond all doubt grs,tsst in the
etV rrsirr the tni oren work ehsi aaA
bun sio Lss.. Combs repaired and msds 20 stdsr.
A. aJsAUNDERs.
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Great Union Meettng.-The Citizens OF
New York and vicinity and all strangers respectfully
informed. that srsna Union meeting will be held ct No IL
in the perDng snd the day and
the infinite suIerory Of superb hats whers also the
most ample ARRANGEMENTS have been completed which will
render this of the agreeable ssembagts
ventd. bat Fnishers Union Halt No. ii Park ksw, opp,-