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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-02
Sporting Intelligence.

SLoop RACE AT STATEN IsLAYD.-Quite an exciting
of Saturday. between the sloop Thomas @.
Burns entirely and uDtried owned by Jones, and
the sloop Premium The boats to sail from n Bur-
gers dock, Port Richmond, to and around Fort Dia.
mond and back to the place of starting They left the
starting point at twenty minutes to IL A. NJ. the
Premium taking the lead by about half her length Both
boats went off in fine stylehe wind fair, but very light
down the Kns For the first mile, it was very close,
when the wind freshenrg little the Burns superior
model and sailing qualities began to tell to very good
account and when they into the bay at Quaran-
tine station, the Burns about five lengths ahead.
From this place to Fort Diamon1-the wind quite light
1T first and then the other ahead. This part Of
he way merely drifting match with the tide but
just as the boats we're turning Fort Diamond the wind
feshening the Burns more took the lead The wind
fgain dying away the Premium passed her and kept the
lead for nearly mile along the Long Island side, until
the wind frehened and hauled little to the southwark
The again passed the p in gallant style the wind
si fresheung. whom opposite Quarantine station, the
Burns being nearly 900 yard, ahead made stretch
to wipdwaId by which che lost all her vantage by being
headed by another small soop, and the Premium again
SD her; but fhe cout not Keep the yani she was
again passed b. the Burns just they entering the
Kilns From this point tbs wind being about half Of
full sail breeze and dead ahead end tide running very
fast and also ahead the quite exciting for few
moments but the hackers Of the Burns out Of
SUSPENSE 1t could be very plainly that. though
uutr cd tho was much the best saler of the two she
kept steadily gaining her competitor from this point
to the goal Handsomely rouIdirg the stake boat and
coming 10 the dock ut seven minutes past two, winning
the in hours aud SO minutes beating her compe
thor about one nils The Premium landed wit hout
rounding the stake boat twenty minutes past two;
time 8 hours and 80 minutes The match for 5000
Winning beat sailed by James Stiwell of Staten Island;
Premium sailed by Nictoa Barcolo Do.
Boar RAci@c.-Duripg the pn5t year The bpatuen Of
St. John n. D., challenged the sts,cs four
OF New BiunsS against any four in the nian. which,
after deal Of maneuycIing both sides has at length
been brought to match. Mr. hrlcs Thomas, Of No.
G3 whitehall slip has made the arrangement the part
If he New Workers for Of six miles fof the sum
of 50 0C0 side to come oil on the 7th October next the
New Workers to pay the travelling expenses Oh their o
ron5nts. from 81 John 70 III city and hacS 4 forfeit
Il $50 h. been deposited The parties rcriced "a
to the MN ser u and not 70 any length Of boat
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN CuICAGo.--A fro broke
out this morning about O'clock in Bcnsons turning
shop, Clinton street, west ride and rapidly extended
along towards Randolph ftreet the north and Wash
ppton street ON the south. Toe following list Of the
buildings destroyed On Clinton street. dwelling Of Mr.
Bcnson dwelling Of Mr. Dodge carpenter, shop IN
corner Of Clinton and Randolph, two dwellings. -four
store and grocery below On Randolph street unfinished
dwelling OF Mr. Leonard dwelling owned by II. Smith
Mack K Bruco's provision store dwelling, and shoe
store below DIV cling thoe store below, occupied by Mr.
David a Moon dwelling and once drug store Of IN.
mon below. Masbngt N WFct-W. II. stone, dwelling (;
n n slovt two dwellings NJ. Arnold dwelling A.
N pu1our. dwelling. The Lone Star hose company :
house and number u out buio ng wo,a also des Dyed
tngefber rith quantity ~ lumber belonging 10 lir q
w kUllc Tic total iu.s j. cklhapttd q. S2d 600 which
is orlv partially co,,tcd hy in.uruncc. Chicago Jour-
nal 2gM a.
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MEETING OF THE COMMON COUNCIL The Com
mon Council meet, this evening for the discharge Of
their business; and the session will, doubt be an
exciting one, various topics Of interest are cx
pccted to be acted upon. There win be the Eighth
Avenue Railway affair, before the Board Of Assist
ants; the legal proceedings pending before tho su
peIior Court between the original grantees and the
Mayor and Others will be Influenced by tho decision
Of the Assistants, who have not, as yet, confirmed
the act of Alderman Compton. Then there will be
the report Of the Committee Of tho Board Of Alder
man on the Tenth Avenue Sewer; and the present
all absorbing topic the Henry Clay steamboat dis
aster, viii, should suppose, be made pi5mincnt
feature for the action Of the Common Councillor
the expression cf their sympathes, anl their con-
dcmnation Of such iphuman rccllessnoss as has led
TO tho disgraoein and ceIoratlc Wholesale sacrifice
Ct human beings.
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THE PHLAIELrHIA WEBSTER CoNvESrIoY.-
The anonymous call, issued several weeks ago from
PHILADELPHIA for National Union Convention in
tlat city, for the Independent nomination Of Daniel
Webster for tie Presidency, thus far appears ut
terly to have failed OF is object Yesterday not
wi,hstandne IL was Sunday, being The FIRST Of AIT
gust, the day Tor the meeting Of this cxtaordi-
nary convention. We have 10 information, how
ever, that it did meet, Of VII meet to-lay, or any
other day. The moyomtrt. :; !. supposed, grew ont
Of the remains Of the late Native American Conyen-
ton, ut Trenton, New Jerscy, ts second expert ,
ment, on broader platform, The ratiye experiment
OF Trenton having been a miserable abortion. Pos
sbly, suspicion Of this sort may have deferred the
friends Of Mr. Webster, here and elsewhere, from
any action in reference to this Philadelphia Convcn-
ton. Should il turn out dead failure, or a sorry
humbug, will it not devolve upon the friends OF Mr.
Webster ofthis city to to it, that somewhere or
somehow, he gets a nomination! 1t is late, but
still wonders may be done, with the Goldfish question
to back him up. What says Mr.. Tallmadge!
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contract was net - advantageous to the govennens
az il might have been-thst, in CANCEL ne IL, . more
profitable baIgain-ons which will repenlsn ner OK
hausted coffers-may be made. Mexico Is desrous
Of openipg the route, from the benefits which she
win directly derive from it, but If she can compel
ms to INV good round sum for il, in hard cash, 80
mueh the better And we will have to pay it.
From this correspondence, it is manifest, at all
events. that the Garay treaty is dead-that negota-
tious for the Tehuaa sec right Of way will have TO be
commenced dc aoso and upon new schedule, aud
that sine qua non VIII be consideration IN hard
cash, probably in connection with the relinquish-
ment Of the eleventh article Of the treaty of Qua
dalupe Hidalgo, which would relieve us from the
onerous duty Of projecting the Mexican frontiers
against the wild Indians. We have no information
as vet, however, that Mr. Webster has abandoned,
or intends to aban on, the Garay contract Failing
in a war with Great Britain the Goldfish question,
he may possibly push this other Issue with Mexico to
the ultima ratio reguna-an open rupture :" of the
friendly relations existing between the two govern
mepts" But We must wait the settlement of the
Goldfish question before we can expect any definite
arrangement or explosion between the two nations,
concerning the Tehuantepec route.
We shall continue the publication Of tho official
correspondence to morrow
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The numbers lost by the disaster to the Pitzer
Miller and Glencoe, not being known are not includ
Cd in the foregoing list; but there can be little
doubt that if added 10 the other cases which have
been ascertained, the aggregate would amount To
at least five hundred human beings sent premature
" to their account, with all their imperfcctions
their heads. We give this frightful table in order
to draw the attention Of members Of Congress to
the subject, in connection With the bill now before
them We learn that this bill, though very valu-
able is found to be deficient in points, and tine.
the attention Of Congress be directed to the sub
jcet in order to cover thoo points and to render the
BIZ as perfect az possible Now is the time for ac-
ton tho part Of Congress- and the country looks
to their wisdom and humanity FOR measure that
viii give ample protection to the whole travelling
community OF the United States.
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MInisrtY OF roEEioN AFFAIRS
Tie most F2ccleHt Constitutional Congress Of Ne Re-
ruJbc II Costa hicaIn pursuance OF the basis agreed
uptn ia Washington ~ the two Charges dAilares Of
tire two great powers, Great Britain and the Northern
United states upon the question ~ tho territorial limits
which exist between the state Of Nicaragua and the Re-
public OF Costa RIGA and in view Of The appreciation
gronttd 10 il by the Supreme Executive power,
DrcEEnD:
Sole Artiole.-Is approved the assent adhesion end
subscription, tiat the supreme Government of The Re-
public has agreed the Oth inst to tho basis agreed
upon Washington, tho both Of APRIL by the repre-
senaves o. the goycrnm na Of the United States and
Great Britain for an accommodation between the Re-
public Of Costa hica aud he State OF Nicaragua upon
the pending tciriioriallinits between both countries
TO IHr EXECUTIVE POWER.
Given in the palace Of the Supreme Powers, at San
Jose, on the 22d DAY OF June, 1862
FRANCIsCO MARIA oREAMUNo, President
DRUHo CtanaszA, a.o,o,oros
JOSH MARIA GARCIA.
rctrEu.
NATIONAL PALACE, SAN JosE, June %. 1852
Juan RAFAEL MIRA.
Joaquin BERNARDO CiLvo, Minister Of State
And according to the orders VI His Exceicncy COM
municate II TO yon t. fal Its ends. God bless you
SAN JOSH, June 30 1852 CALVO.
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The THrATRrs-Thc beautiful and attractive enter
tanment OF opera and ballet the evening comes
of to night at Castle Garden The Spanish dancers and
vaudeville company appear at Niblos Dramatic per-
omances and the classical fests Of Professor Honey and
son the National theatre and at ths Bowery and Broad
way theatres Professors MacAllister and Anderson will
display their surprising feats of magic Whites sere
naders at the Museum, and the usual entertainments
will be given at Christys and Woods halls Of mintresy.
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Boon TO the MISUNDERSTANDING, -Ruus
lures efeotualy cured by hsrhs newly invented light
SeAdjusting Elastic Truss-s Marsh practical Ifuss
by the faculty TO be the most effective exsas
adjusting itself to position of the dis.
placement impossible IL not only insures complete
tnton Of the bowels but effects rsdcal Mr. Marsh
having had upwards OF twenty experience the
treatment Of hernia will guarantee eurs every sass Of
wait upon ladies' Children invariably
Open until.V o'clock In the evening.
MARSH CO., No. ~ Maiden lane.
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meat giving an account Of IRE on besrs sne r"
bstor, will be found In tie Herald Tbs moraina;
persons think that few of these msciaos M a. ~
saved the lives and property recently destroyer ny fo On
beard the steamer IL ,ry Clay.
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A cu,ao % tne nouuerreot,pc Rooms

Holiness picture ostabliebmont. NO. 20 Broaoway, IL
located Ia o. the most pubic and convenient places
in the city o Strangers aud travellers who wish
T. obtain Dsgercotypes o. eescrpton executed in
best style Of art O. % Holmes and be sure q good
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ChoIera and D,scntery,-A Warranted

remedy offered The public frat attacked with
the above complaints in r Tobisss Venetian Liniment.
If IL does charge will be made
A. Stsrnes, Esq of Coumbis u. writes that IL IL the
only tnedy he hae found that stops dysen
whout creating the least tendency Inflammation.
Price and 80 cents For by the druggists and store
vic str
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DR., Powell, info his patients that he

hasr ~ Uro whore
tofore, to all diseases Of The nys ana ho w.
AZ Ls ofce Artificial Eyes just tuported,
Wien y III move and look like tho natural eye
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Daguc,reotypcs by Beady.-rhe pu5l,s

O"EUV5fNUsyPVs ~ 10y H'Ho FFVfft
respectfully yItod to examine tue Prse Pctu
hbted the words Fair, together With largo COLLEGE
toE Of the portraits Of Of the dsto shof
country, at DRADYs Gallery 25 Broadway, corner
81 Fulton street
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100000 Bottles nearly have been Sold

without murmur-Cau ion Sick and LAms.-Dent bug
of the greasy that foods the
Pr Rengers Imminent clean AID delshsfu by its use
the patient ~ the hour matter what the
disease weakness Of either To be used externally
Internally All nervous aud spasmodie dihsultiss imme-
da ely cured and the disease returns Depots, 230
Pearl 40 BIosdwny For wonderful psrtieSlars cal.
Mr. s. JOLLY, 800 Broad~ay and Mrs.. HAYSE Brooklyn,
Of Sand and Cold streets From o. to IS. each
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done at once TO reioye BfosdWhy, Tor tinee GUKNEY
took the celebrated Daguerrean Gallery NJ 33 Of
street. the crowds that IN
to look at his display OF pictures render the side
walk almost passablo GurneyB Pictures
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In,eresting from costa Nica.
nrrrnGIC oF cOsTA RICA.

We have received Tie Gaeed DE- Go,ieo d Costa Rica
Of the 25th q juno. II confirms the following docu-
ment.-
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able Gle thing to order moderate prices please call
on G. D. CLARKE, ll6 William street. The very hnest
dress coats SO Excellent ones SIG. Other garments in
groperon All descriptions Of ready made goods ~ cost
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Port Wihess-JOhn Duncsn d Sons, 4OY
Broadway, have imported particularly for the use sf
families, invsas sso conhS,tsurs few pipes Of the
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The total expenditure during tho quarter ending June
Goth 1852 sG2g 2e5 lcs than II the quarter
~ ISL whlc the f,oip.a hut %s51l1l less Tho
roycuac nom e. toms i9r taa quecr THU year, was
s6sCCoi l,.s thnn Inst The aggregate receipts md cx-
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THE LAW CouRTs-Most Of the law courts have
adjourned over till September. There will be some
business before the Supreme Court, General Term,
and in the several chambers there is always some
thing arising; but there will be no trials in any
of the courts during the month Of August The
Court Of Sessions will begin its August term this
morning We give the calendar in another column.
The Court of Sessions will begin its August term
this morning. We give the calendar in another
column.
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the
fec l.diss cure. ~
Of wi. II every .a.s Of
attendance wait upon ladies' Children invariably cured.
opss 'h''' '''0A aARsm Co. No. ex Maiden lane.
Cholera and D,scntery.-A Warranted
s aSoe :s .s
& give ' no x sa.:s' S
:. a.s @
100000 Bottles nearly have been Sold
tic rs h. % asy and
Dr. Kengrs InimsIt Is clean and delightful; by It's use
Sa u S., ' :. no 1s ras the
% s Al and the ssyer e'Os
Pearl. "a sso.asss For Wonderful psrsslsr., ssn on
corner Of Sand and Cold streets From 2s to s. each
Dyspepsia, indigestion, Weakness, which,
this Of the year. 10 BY
the Pianetts Bite,s, vegetable prsparston Of
aaS'F n iHs S m Fer s
- ANDERSON 4 HAcIsy No 50 Fulton street. 'A>
Watts Nervous Antido,e eradicates disease
in all its mort dreadful forms and varieties AID BIO
street. Greenwich Thousands serdoases
:sud be given but volumes could not say more than the
G0uraud's Liquid Hair Dye, 10, without
Exception OF The sery best nv sqsa
pcs freckes, ssllcwnsss chaps roughness e. Poudre
s. .a 'H a pss e r. ssSy sa
sear Broadway.
! Wigs and Toapcss.--satcnoior's new style
Of Wigs perfect nature
EXHIBITORS G.sssrs s,s
y Cory ar q ss ss' aa BEST
Flair Dye.--Batcneior's celebrated Liquid
har Dye the boat discovered for coloripg the hair
sSsy vi Nth when lii s The I'd
VIC s5 f,s IL
ssssoss
Mothers Wishing to lay the Foundation
for uxurnt tresses on their heads Or an ample
as' and Snias IT. nSsss
ana o AZ
! You can pick out the Man who uses a.
common Hair bye Not he who has had crssaapros Lii
haired there and have their hair ansmused grey
black or br,wn Issrs ,rs sny go who can
rooms for applying the dye
| Lyons KashairOn Tor the Hair, 70 prevent
L. @ SrHa ss : rs s as
r. ssan. s. anss IN sa 81
@'''- y : - 3 THOMAS LYON, lSl Broadway.
| Who's William Dnvis.-He Is the Inven-
.tul laws Of animal eheni.ry, reprOoasss the former
sr Of o a Wit s out es d n . FS S
Broadway 279 ashnston street. 1853 Hudson street 1y
BoWery and Ill Houston street. and ut l5 Fulton street.
| LAG Atlantic street. Brooklyn
| Character of Useful InventlOns.-He must
be wonderful who collect topether all the
of benefit and them IN concentrated shape before
the public This suceessu Issue has resulted from this in
yentior II " LIAM BOGLE. III Washington street. Boss
ton Eis Hyperion Fluid Cor tne hair Hebeaona clear
ing and smoothing the complexion and Amois for sha
allowed to the articles
Lar taste soli wholesale aud retail by A. b. D.
Sands, 100 Fulton street: kusoa. Clark Co. 2T3 and
Rico Smith, 7N Brosdwa!; N Cary Co., 25 Pearl
streets and ly tic druggists and performers throughout the
| world.
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Dyspepsla, indigestion, weakness, which

prevalent a this OF tbe 30 cured
the Of Planets B tiers, vegetable PREPARATION OF
agreeable flavor and much liked beverage. For
BY WILLIAM +. HICKS. co No. ga Peayl street and
by ANDERSON L. BACLAY No. 80 Fulton street.
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WHO'S william nnv,s,-He Ia the Inxeu

tor and proprietor of Dav kahvene which by the beau
tul laws OF animal chemistry, reproouces the former
color Of gray hair witt out eiss It. Warrented For
sale at the General Depot 306 Grand street, and at 1872
broadway 279 Washington street. 1853 Hudson street
Bowery, and Ill Houston street. and ut l7 Fulton street.
lag Allan tic street. BROOKLYN
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in all its mott dreadful forms and varieties AID be
tested without cost MT ound beneficial At IS Nassau
street, 4 Greenwich street Thousands OF certificates
could be given but volumes could not than the
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The CoNGREss PBNTING-A RAAT.wAY jon
The Select Committee Of the House Of Represents
ti,cs, have at length, reported plan for the print
IN, If Couyreaa vhich 20 c,lloxyo.-

HE CON0kkSe fkINIIRG-A HAkt.WAY JOE
The Select Committee Of the House Of Represents
tyes, have, at length, reported plan for the print
ing Of Congress, which is IS follows
Firt to repeal the present contract system Second
ly the election Of public printer who 10 execute the
printing not only for Congress- but fer the Executive
Departments Thirdly the appointment Of superin-
tendsn OF printing TO stand between the public printer
ard he government to that the work neatly aud
pediouly done and general
the subject The price to be paid for ype.settng aooat
wary Per cent below S prices Of 1872 and the govern
ment toiu'nhh the white paper"
Ills is little bit better than the old party job
bing tysem-a little better than the present bang-
ling contract system; but still il is only halfway
piece OF work. 1t viii be an easy matter for the SUI
perintendent ard the printer elected, to jog along
together and divide the spoils. The superintendent
must be honest far beyond the average of the poll
teal bucksters at Washington, to avoid the tepta
tons to corrupt collision with the printer. Why,
then, does Congress not make clean breast OF 1t at
once. establish national printing Office on the plan
we have heretofore indicated, and thus save the
treasury from one to two hundred thousand dollars
every year, besides having their work done prompt
ly and in superior style They will have to come to
it in another ear or go There is other altcrna
tive for q satisfactory execution Of the work, and
the suppression Of the corruptions of the old obbing
system with the party organs.
The democratic majority, however, appear to be
anxious to give the Union plum. Under Gen.
Armstrong it has scarcely had even u smell of the
flesh pots Of the treasury. But there seems to be
considerable apprehension that the free sellers and
secessoniss, operating with the wings, will lay
out General Armstrong as fat as they did Major
Donelson 1t is certainly very hard that the demo-
Gratis cannot agree upon an organ, or that the
only organ they have in Washingto should languish
for want Of little treasury pap, and in the midst
of the necessities Of Presidential canvass Blu!
if the majority Of the two houses can't agree upon
printer, it is to be hoped that, for once, consulting
the public interest, they will agree upon printing
Office There is Away some hope Of public justice
in party squabble over the spoils
THE LAW CouRTs.-Most Of the law courts have
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be wonderful who collect tupether all the
OF benefit and them IN shape before
the public Tbs suceesu Issue has resulted from this in
yentior Of WILLIAM DOGLE III washngton street, Bos
ton bis Hyperion Fluid Cor tne hair Hebeaons clear
ing and smoothing the complexion and Amos for sha
are allowed to be the most articles Pepu
lar taste Sofa wholesale aud ret all by A. D..
Sands. 100 Fulton street, Kustoa. Clark, Co. 3 and
Rico e. Smith. ~ Brcsdwss; Nm IL Cary Co., 45 Pearl
streets and ly tic gts and performers throughout the
world.
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You can pick out the Man who uses !.

common Heir Dye Not 50 he who has had Crstadoros Ii
qud Hair Dye applied, at No At House. Let the viii
haired 60 there and their hair from grey
black magnifcs mt brown There emily two who
furnish the true tintN aturc and CRISTADORO. Prva
rooms for applying the dye
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its falling of and turning gray, graduating dandru and
the frat toilet artice IL the scd gving the hair clean,
bright luSurisn appearance cxhag the
the delicious bowers % cents per bottle, and 81
THOMAS LYON l6l Broadway.
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for uxurnnt resses their daugL heads amp
crop their boys caputs shouli Cristadoros Hail
Besutifer Its delicate actor
works like charm giving vgor and strength to youn,
hair. Manufactured and sold &c CRISTADOR0S, No.
Astor House,
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exception the very best invented; equa
H celebrated IL Gourauds Aedcsted Soup for curing pim-
plcs reckes, ssllownsss chaps roughness Re- Poudr0
Subtitle uproots bair from any part Of the body Liquid
RroaxvAN. -
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Wigs and Observation-Disclosures new style
Of Wigs the perfect Of nature
yet invented Those wanting article should
call ut BATCHELokS cele arased wig Factory No. wan
street, where be found tho lsrgess assortment
In ths city. Copy the address,
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Hair Dye.--BatcneiOr's celebrated Liquid
har Dys the boat for coloIpg the hA
whishers tss moment IL is applied The wonderful and
certainty with which this svorte snd old established Has
Dye performs 10 astonishing II Is Tor sale, applied, nj
BATCHkLOEE Wig Esosory. Ne Wall street. Copy tie