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s. IS -
VIRGINIA LINE OFF NEW YsAKsz ANn
RICHMOND PACkETS.-This new Home Line is
composed OF the following Vessels sails from New
York every four days. all owned the city of Richmond
viz:
Schr. HENRICO, Captain ] B TuTrIE
UALLEGO, WILLIAM NELSON
OnIANNA DANIEL DoDGE.
MERCHANT, " GEORGE w. CoUcHi
Eh, OLIVER CHICHESTER
HAXALL, l. Fl LAyFIrIn
NEW YORK, FA WYATT
RICHMOND, Isaac PuRSF11
These vessels all of the first class built in the city Of
Baltimore expressly for this trade have superior a
Communications for passengers.
They commanded bv experienced can+ons u
qualified for the trade and who will spare no xeon To
accommodate They will be towed up and down the river
tised ~ 49, ''A'
~ Merchants going North or ordering goods from New
ok VIII ma 1t to their interest to ship by this line az
freight Will always be taken low as by any Their line
of2aekets and every effort will be made BY the accents
IN Richmond and New York to give satisfaction
We respectfully ask and hope to succeed in obtaining
full share of patronage
Goods shippedb by this line New York will be forvar,
dedtree OF commission to New Orleans Mobile Charles
ton, Savannah or any other Southern or Northen Port
The vessels VIII lie in Richmond at Rockets in New
York, at Berth No l, Coffee House Slip foot of Wal
street, DAVID CURRIE, Richmond )
T. H. PERSON, New York. Agents,
no No. 81 South street1
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sSaILopoIoN. OR HEALING Balm

- n 81 NaaPPed ruce ana Hands, arrifibtii-
AZ or ksnrshuess of the Skin. Chnfing, &c
This admirable article will by itss ocular bland and
healing properties together with agreeable perfume
lat once recommend itself to the confidence and paro
sc OF the public as most delightful essential Of the
Toilet
Its application speedily removes all irritabty. rough
ness or harshness of the skim rendering it by constant
use delicately soft and fair.
Being composed ofvegetabe substances and entirely
free from mineral corrosive admixturs may be used
with safety on the tenderest infant, and will be found
very efficient and cooling application for chatting nfamed
or excorated surfaces, &c.
As 1t contains greasy substances it is cleany and
at the same time simply and easily applied.
Prepared only by PURCELL LADD & CO.,
de We
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ROBERT McCANDLIsH, Jr., No. 1856
IL Cary street, has in store for sale aecommoda
ting terms:
200 bags prime Rio Coffee
25 do old Government Java do
10 packages superior Mocha
% half chests superior Black Tea
10 do do extra q. p. do
l00 bbls Coffee Sugar
80 do crushed and pulverized do
so half boxes loaf do
$50 bbs extra Mountain Flour
l50 do superior Family
100 bags prime Clover Seed
$50 kegs Nails =e4
so bbls N schipery and tanners oil s-
Herring's Salanander Sales ia sizes1
Marbeized Mnntes Table Tops, &c.
feb l6-dtf
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FARM FOR SALE.-We off.r for sale
N Farm in Charles City county, of excellent quality
containing 90 and lying within five miles of James
river. OF this little farm about 30 cleared
The Improvements dwelling with store attach.
ed and the usual Out houses. 1t is easy of
lying Immediately the Charles City Courthouse road
and is steam mill on the adjoining tract This
property may be had for six hundred dollars in easy
ments, or would be exchanged for city property.
TOLER IL COOK,
DC p General Agents.
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subscriber offers for sale fine Ground and Cacined
Plaster both 1.-The best and purest quality he has also
Bone Mil attached, and intends keep supply OF
Ground Bones fine and pure. Farmers aud others are
invited to call and examine for themselves His prices
shall be as low the quality articles can be bought
North or South The highest cash price viii be paid
cry bones, delivered at his Mill adjoining the Paper
MILL r. r. DUVAL
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r ONDON DOCK BRANDY, Nc.-Landng
IL from ship Excelsior and other vessels,
50 half pipes London Dock Brandy, direct from Lon
don dark vintage of 1912, 1874
10 half pipes Otard, Dupuy & Co, dark
10 quarter casks Sazerac Brandy. pale
do do Marrett do, 1892, pale
half pipes Goddard's pale, 1905
100 casks London Porter
so boxes London Mustard Crosse & Blackwell
10 do Walnut Catsup do
English Cheese, Albert and other brands
Extra fine gunpowder Teas
For sale by
$3.50 EDMOND, DAVENPORT Il CO.
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PLANO FOKTEs of RElHA
r n U BILE CHARACTER
A. STODART & CO, New York,
j. CHICKERING, Boston and

]. B. DUNHAM New York
Are makers well known in the musical as in the fash.
onable wor in the musical on account of their superior
tone power and durability the fashionable for their
elegant STYLE choice workmanship, and real excellence
in all respects.
The subscribers the only agents for the sale othese
instruments in the city of Richmond.
They have recently received large supplies from the
above celebrated makers richly carved in the style
which prevailed in the time of Louis XIV others of the
present day. and several plainly finished but of good
tone at low prices. NASH WOODHOUSE,
no Booksellers, Eagle Square.
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oc p General gents.
LNUH skfSs.-The subscriber will pay the high
Il market value for all kinds Of Fur Skins va
Otter MAX, Maskrat, Raccoon red and grey Fox Fish
or. Opposson and Rabbit Skins.
JOHN THOMPSON
no. No 81 Main st., Richmond Va.
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THE undersigned have this day formed co-part-
Il nersiip to transact general Exchange and
Ranking Business, under the firm of MAURY x
NORTON They wildcat in Exchange, Bank Notes and
Coin, and will purchase and sell Stocks and other public
securities oncommission.
Office under City Hotel, corner Main and Wall SITS.
X. II. MAURY, =
Richmond, Feb. 81. ]. b. MORTON;
fe 25-tf
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IA HDDs. NEW BALTIMORE SIDES
~ do do do Hams
Is do do do Shous ers
Just received, per steamer, for sale by
mhs mo WOMBLE co.
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- OOERNGs sLATE.-I am prepared to exc
y cute with promptness and dispatch all orders en-
trusted my charge for the above article Samples may
be seen at my Office. ROBERT RANKIN,
jy % Corner Odd and Water sts
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H superior to the ordinary Geatine in use, and equa
in every respect the best Isngass for making tabl
ellies blanc mango, &eJust received and for SAL by
ALEX DUVAL,
de Is 155 Main street, corner 18th
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Do do do Buchanan. s.
au ID BOYD EDMOND & DAVENPORT
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Nr. Dion Bourcicaut CONN need his series OF
Winter E yeoingsn-he desired il to BE- understood
that they were not lectures-st Hope Chapel last
night The subject of his discourse was European
Society," A repor. is qiven else where.
The Society Of Universal Democratic Repub
Leans, organized to pro oagats republican principles
in Europe and 20 advance the patton Of those
downtrodden people subject to the whims and i'm
positions of tyrapts, held meeting at Stuy vessnt
Institute last night. The great pressure of news
compols for the present to omit the proceedings
Of the meeting.
The New York Historical Society held its usual
monthly meeting, last evening, in its rooms in the
University. Judge EdmoDds was TO have read .
paper on Central America but he did not make his
appearance The room was 9el filled with mem.
bers Of the society and vislters.
The first of course of lectures for the benefit of
the contingent or charity fund OF the Protestant
Episcopal Church was delivered last evening, the
chapel of the University, by Rt. Rev. W. j. Kip, d
D., Missionary Bishop to California. A report of it
is crowded cut by the pressure of other matter.
quorum not being present, the Board Of Alder.
men did not organize last evening. The resolution
relative TO the Manhattan Railroad Company was
called from the table, and Mr.. Boutou then offered
another resolution Of the same purport only adiing
proviso that the sad company are not TO have the
exclusive right Of Broadway. After a brief discus
sion the resolution was carried ~ vote Of 10 to S.
The resolution from the Board of A der men, pro-
viding for tie election Of Chief Engineer Of the
Fire Department every shree years, concuryed in
Both boards Of the Baltimore Common Council
have passed the bill authorship the endorsement of
the loan CT five millions for the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad.
The excessively crowded state of our columns com
pes us to postpone the publication Of great variety
of general and local news, among which we will mer-
ton lecture by Rev. Henry Giles in Brooklyn, on
Lit rary Aspirations the proceedings Of the Law
Courts; Theatrical Notices, &c.
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Court CaJcnaar-This Day.

United SItTts DISTRICT IOtRr.--NO calenc sr.
strRtNs touRrGenefal Term.-Nos. no. Ill, Is, is,
H. So, "a TO "a rs. a. 28
tcC tts BID
.tFIfioR CouRT-T~o branches Nos. 500, 328 LAB,
l3I al l2l 23l, 222 294 507 bl3. 90 100, 10l 102
~ no 565 1885, ASl, 622 2o3 $685. 49, o. g. 547, II
ssl sSs St5 Ss3 90 2t7 800 29s s38 2e3 4os Sae,
Ia - s.3 ss5 l37. 2il 2i6, 2l6.
Co9Mos PiEAs-rart STRAIGHTFORWARD to Thursday.
rai4Sr ccDd--Nos Ill $50 to p55, q59 to goo.
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Supreme Count In Chambers.

''-'''" HUu 'n'lRT HIIchtI
m. fryrGfpp cte ir q. " THORN clalned
by The ErttIeb MOT er fgs'n trsagh Or a'ya.
ment cerpsg, ari Of .sr Leaajng og9a-i .Ae
care wss furiNsg Adjourned uun Wednesday, gTn!ns.
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public meeting was held last evening at GranAde
HAIL. Myrtle avenue to perfect arrspgeme nts connected
WIN me public siou about TO take place Thurs
DAY next In honor of John Mitchell onhs occasion OF his
receiving the Inequalities II the CITY, tender I'D him by
the ety Fathers The chair occupied by Alderman
Quirch, and the meeting large and enthu sastsc
Excellent and appropriate speeches were delivered by
Nessrs. Hennessy Graham, Hogan and Mullen od when.
ever ntion made If the iustrious exed natrio
his noble deeds, 1t received with rapurous an
pause.
Reports were received from various military and sre
conpauies and civic societies and II ia understoo6
that the procession will be the largest that ever took
place in Brooklyn any occasion. although II Is OF a
purely volunteer character
Brigade Major J Dill On was chosen Grand Marshal;
and Bent Col Graham, M jor Weldan Major Ball. Aaju
tant McIur, and Lieut. Lenpox his aids.
A resolution unar imouslv passed, detailing tho
Washington Life Guard lContiIentsh) as guard OK
honor 10 Mr. Mitchell.
Ame ng those who waited upon Mr.. Mitchell last
ing In Brooklyn was a delegation from the Washngtorr
Eina Guard, of Newark, ~ rendering bin an invita-
ton to tall which they give the l4th inst He wao
waited In psrsoi Capt Bann.n auc others Of thas
company and were quite cordially received and welcome"
by Mr.. Mitchell
A notice has been Issued, calling . meeting OF
the officers OF the different military companies in
New York. BROOKLYN, Williamsburg, Jersey City. &c to
NEE, at Military Hall 1893 8nwsry, this evening for tho
purpose Of making gemeIts to give John Mitchell
Welcome.
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waited In Capt Banntn anc others Of tnaa
and were quite cordially received anu welcomes"
A notice has been Issued, calling = meeting OF
the officers o. the different military companies in
New York BROOKLYN, Williamsburg Jersey City &c to
meet at Military Hall 1913 8awery, this evening for tho
purpose Of making araI to give John hchsis
Welcome
Man OF Taste IL known by hts Hat, antR
in the city how Of
there articles the head than KNOX at tho Prescott
not everywhere ths you procure Becoming hats
snS kSSS s wy S up aa 81
the genuine Knoxs as far as we it, by It's unmia-
takeable Erace.
Hats, Furs, and Capital Coverings for the
the stock Of urs and hats At the of KNOX,
article, qy aud his
Anson's agusrreotypcs-Large Size for
fy cents eolored and in Iced with vel
ansa sauS to s'ss that cost sw, S0srs Re-
R Rsss Df''a"A' opposite the Metropolitan
The Greatest Utility OF all Mechanical
arts W III IL s for pSsS aso aaa ss b
take sixty rOra an hour by thr Grm.n systm and
finish then at Is cents $50 broadway.
They Speak for Themselves-N. d. Reeves'
new style tor :. cents so%Ds
Many 0nounse T., superior to those that got and -
All II 80
Wi1llumsOns Gallery of Cameo DnguerreO-
types dsguereoy electricity and all other styles ot
tho 249 Fulton street Brooklyn lady VOL qualified
to attend reception waited Call for three days.
Pxrham's Gift Farm 10 pronounced by the
nitee Of shareholders appointed TO examine it, to be
worth $22C0 and the tive to ndspatahla. This alone 10
worth the Of dollar to TO obtain it, 10
xl afford family all the comforts offe. Then agao
All their dollars got Telegraph. who 10
about the swtst around New York The ladiee
all want contribute their doilsrs in hopes of get
Mag Of T. Gilbert Co.'s celebrated Eoans from the
establishment of Mr. Waters Both and all wanb
watch pencils Ac., henee everybody should pur
Chase lot Of Perhsms gift csete al the ofics 663 B:oad
way. The number ups'ld comparatively small and
the distribution will sake place about ihe Chrit
mas holidays.
From the Homo Journal" We advise
wish improve their h,ndwrtng in mind
that there place in the world where tho art Of
manship be aoquiIed either agreeaby
.xpeditiously than the superb establishment Of Mr.
GOLDSMITH, a62 Broadway"
will Talk to You just like Father,
Order circulars bill heads &C., the Office Of
the ORIGINAL Yankee presses s. nassau eet Printing
cuted in the most erche style low prices
GoRDoN'S prntery, s. Nassau street.
Magnificent Library and Illustrated Books
In the choicest bnoing Now view, oday) the
great Collection tho choicest richest
formed in Europe by Mr. G. Wexford S that
is choice aud desirable tho London and Paris book
fets. Sale TO commence Tn next, At o'clock.
BANGS BROTHER l. Co., IL Park
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A MACEDONIAN d Son, have just opened at
90 s an 81 ssy
Ehoh We Offer at low PRIZES Call and cssmne at i6i
DAo"u"'J. ------
YAK On elegant 1t Of Ps oyere at with and
made to order. GEO. LEViE.
Ladies, Mt Neyvman's, 765 Broadway, You
have dress made 10 the first style Of fit
esies st bsconas drss
dresses that taste NJ talent can produce.
Demand Is the Test OF Value and Look AZ
the demand or GRtEN hrs he gives two hundred arst
dssppsnts fit Of the articles or tho timo
Of delivery. No. A.tcr House.
The Bcst and Cheapest Pianos In the
world.T. Gilbert Co.'s celebrated pianos, with iron
and circular so,le are .s the bss
A Great Bargain 4 Beautiful Plano, by
Weiner ven ocssye round eorne and Gently an
I'D py been in use pr months cost be sod dos
Rrosdway. =
Sewing Machines II. Nj Singer & Co., 323
Broadway, it,tng ceiling grea, variety
SSssS' and
newly ted msohee 70 sew With single tSrsad desa
Cd for sss Il Linen AID other sss goods quilting
Curacao. : Foekinh's Red and White
Angelo from Amsterdam 10 store variety Of Foekinks
''' '''' D1'sa PI;Si; s' Sons m Broadway
Hair Dye and Wigs.-BatchelCr's Manu-
factory these articles removed 2 oppo
world Tor sale and application Of HI har dye and newy
invented wigs AMI oupees Nine private rooms all ON one
floor.
Cristadoro's Liquid Hair Dye, win trans-
form the ueat heas OF hair into the most color
magnable also whiskers and moustaohe Try it, who
In need of such ticle and will tho
expense Bold and applied at CRISTADORos No. Astor
House.
GOuIaud's Italian Medicated Soap POSI-
lively prevents chaps, ohates pimpes eruptonB
the shin delicatcly white and soft Equally
low foreheads part Of the body Liquid hair dye
rouge lily white and hair rettorave at ~ Walker street,
near Broadway.
The Journal or Commerce OF the 9Th, 10
only paper that edoraly my that
guent will force the wlakers moustiohes
and thick IL elk ess without stain Jury he
skin. IL bottle, sent to tho country evory where
H. GRAHAM 80 Ann stroet.
at May be for Years, and IL roy be For
over that will lose beauty II you do no. Bar
hers oeanly agreeable Tonu to cestore your raven cks
Price, 70 sid where Principal depot, BAR-
kEkS Hairtressing Establishment, i39 Broadway.
Eedaing's Russia saIve, A Boston He-
noey oi thirty yesrt sansips, without l brsna,
,oass bos eailssins cap.od ;nas pnse, ga s,Sy
SCENTS Nod O. r. Rims, Of Jebn And SiasavAy.
snd by druggists sna spo,hserriee conorsll7
Valuable discovery. - Magncto Electric Ma
chncry aid OF oids liquids u kind,
nvalust bic benefit afflicted visa neaalgs rheu
maru and all knia a. nervous doasen For sale O.,
lev rrces, at SHEA CO.'S 81 wsn street, fourth story
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HrNH1cTNT BEqrT1s.-We informed that tAs late
Arson g. Phelps, after providing ply for his wdo "
hundred thousand collars for each If his children
thousand dollars to each OF his grandchildren and an
additional ave THOUSAND to each Of hem to be paid by
the executors, with the junction from him the
Of this fund sacrsds for benevolent purposes
ard mi 70 their heirs with the Injunction and
after making several requests to relations has left the
following n various benevolent objects providss
for their IN instaa during term of
To The American Bible Society 500, 900
Foreign Missions 100 600
American Home Missionary Society 100 600
To literary and theological education in Liberia,
Africa subject to the c1n ro Of The executors 90 ooo
Cnon Theological Seminary N. Y.............. 6G0J
Institution for The Bid ................... 5000
New Yo,k State Colonization Society ........ s coo
Auburn Theological Society Observation-Disclosures. 1900
Half Orphan Society Sixth ........... 1000
CooIsd Orphan Society. Observation-Disclosures. 1000
Congregational Church, simsblry, Conn for tho
use Of The poor. .............. 1000
Total. .S27l 90
In addition TO the above Mr. Phelrs iut previous to IA
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twenty fyo per oulbroid adden Stew
art hay Just receiv d, by III, last four
smbroidtrs comprising complete Inca. Of chill
drens handkerehefs collars and frocks laliss
infants robes and skirts for tao holidays which they win
offer at sins advance the cost of portan MAD
Church = - - s0
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Clothing.-CiothIng OF every description
suitable To the seasor of the bes steas and in
the most fashionable always DO foua5
81 John street, corner OF NASSAU
w. W. PARSELLS 4 CO.
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Overcoats, I'm every Variety or style, for
WtnterWe have now immense stock of,r At whole
,Als and Tesail. d 81 DEVLIN,
80 and s. John street, corner of Nassau.
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Jullien's Concerts.


Julien hes returned !, New York, and has commenced
third ssaton TO l.'t according 70 the bills noath
AID 20 end With cal pare sort Of bouquet Hs
tour JTorihcs has done his troupe good We never
heard them play better than they did las. evening
Needless 10 observe that the ual noise and catte pre-
dorLateGthat Julien cid not omit Of those -four.
ishes with his boz, Of thoe mods with his head
which known 10 be effective with audience The
brass band wts in higa spirits and the drum
markedly 10 ~ under the circam tancasn all which
notwiths'ans,oy The Raventvcoi Watg from Lucia, y
vac delicous trest; and III Amercaa QuadriIesths
finale especially nimtabls Lavigpe, who has
the misfortune TO play that ,st ungratefu instrum
tie osoe from IL marvr ous sounds fantasia
sill Gently" and ellcited from audience one OF
The few genuine buiets OF Applause heard la,s evan
ing. meht he that ~ ere was lees probation Of the
divine soul Of Mozart In the sele,iin from Don Clio
vapn tbao coold wished; IL may be that clap
trap In connection WITH music IL enough t. strip it OF
Its charm. But we could forgive much for such t..
Ct crein we heard last evening much for the solena
touuos evoked by Iavgne Koeu'g There IL N Ich 10
Julien, concert to- criticize aud ba ne but still mere
ruch t. admire More than the thin audience Of las
evening could adequately repsy.
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chncry used without aid OF soids liquids u kind
invaluable benefit afflicted visa atags rheu
natr DC and all kinda q nervous dsosen For sale, ~
lev price, ct SHEA CO.'S az Val street, fourth story.
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The .Tournal OF Commcrce or the 5th.

the only paper that edioraly my st.tomc tina
my suent will force the wbkers moustohe
and thick ~ six ess withou, stain iury ht
skin. 81 bottle, sent to the country eyery where.
II. q GRAHAM 80 Ann stroet
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BeWEsy THEATRE, Bcwery DAsos AND PyrHIAs
KIss IN TAR UshK wIzARD , THk WAVE
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Singing school.- Tl,is, gycdncst.ay

nns AZ ,Ls room o. the rs Baptst har 81 corner
isnow formed, ell who wish to present hi,
evening Terms 50 pr quarter twenty lessons The
last port Of each evening Will he choir chorus
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Rcld,mg,s Russia saIvc, A BOSTON II

over that viii lote beauty II you do nos use Bar
hers oleany agreeable Tonlu ravon locks
Price, 70 oenta; stid where Principal depot BAR
MEX ) Hairdressing Establishment, i39 Broadway.
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In the Choicest blnoina-NOw (WednoedayD the
Collection tho choicest and riches hooks recently
formed in Europe by Mr. Wexford embracing all that
is choice aud desirable the London and Paris book
kets. Sale to TIL rsaay next, At o'clock.
BANGS BROTH Err 4 CO., IL Park row.
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MacGowan d Son, have just opened at
No SG Bru sdway with very choice ready
made gentemens and cdrens clothing and Furnishings
which We Offer at low PRIZES Call and examine i6i
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lively and prevents chaps ohate pimples ersptions
famous Poudre Subtle for uprootinx hair fros
low oreheads any part Of the body Liquid hair dye
rouge lily white, and hair restorative ~ 81 Walker street
near Brosdws AZ.
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BROADWAY THEATRE Broadway -ADREEsSK-.sHo
!. Il. 4
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po9y ot thirty yesrt stansips without @ ersnn
,oaise hos chillsins, cpYod tnds pDe saa s'sty 90
YARD inj,np or. eruption. a. Is ~ " 5Ahss &no!essis
SCENTS Sod by g. r. Rims Of Jehn AUD broadway,
.nd by drnggisss ana ano.tserrihe Conorsll7.
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AMUsEHENfs THIS EVENING.

HALL-JvLIIES's CONCERT.