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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-29
FRANCE.

Ieere is very prevalent feeling that France and En-
gland cannot avoid being drawn into active hosities in
the East even said that the French Government
lrofed to Britain at order the fleets 10 the Black
sea- story goes that at dinner last week at ST L,ud
The Emperor addressing several generals who were at ia
ble snd while expressing his anxious desire for honorable
peace that Russia had gone far and that he tbouot tho
moment was at hand when neither honor nor would
piu NE sword OF France 10 slumber any longer In s
schbb8rd. " Nv
The Cars maDifcao caused great sensation In Psra
~ was generally regarded conemptuous defiance OF
NO western fowors contempt which tho feeblenesa OF
hoir diomscy had provoked Tho manifesto was noticed
IN ihis spini by 0lmos, oil tho Paris press Tho official
honHeur says I'VE give This document Ia full but con
slider necessary "a preface II with some ohaorvanna
hnh uen having Eona on. temporarily hut distinctly IL
show that The mnniieHtp Ia iiasup o alton,
concludes 10y saying "pug insnon canno be- TO oper hero
INTO useless dscnsaion. but Il has appeared Ia va india
'n.lN'e '" i,'siehis 90 We comprehend H. ~ tak "a
'lr The 'enl situation uflhiugs
lhs editorial caused sr,ue excitement anl isi a. a 40
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"'ms erl'ss end 'ununi ira,pt n he a,ilaia vh,.h
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-29

We publish in another column list Of some fifty or
sixty new appointments in the Custom House, made
Yesterday 10 ill vacancies occasoned by the removal
ci employees, who must retire to private life because
hey sro not of the dominant school in politics. The
ps,riots who now march up to feed at the public trough
are al gentlemen who shells of soft and plastic
quality. We believe that this pretty much completes
TIE charges contemplated by Mr. Redfeld and that the
expected slaughter of the Adamantne clerks, inspect
ors messurers, gusgers and nightwatchmen is indef
nitey postponed This course has been decided on we
presume from fear of disturbing the harmony between
the two sections of the party which has happily pre-
vailed of late.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-29
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIYernool Markets.

the sailing OF the Canada the market has been
quiet Co5us except good apied midins Orleans which
Wa feey Offering ana demand unlied
the OF Osts prices must be quoted IS
M orug buyer although quoabl lowesy Far leans 6di
Nednr cd Fair Noble Gid Mdding SD Fair UPlands SD
Mddn SD Interior and ordinary prices nominal Total sales o.
three 1900 boe including 2te) Speculation aHd
1870 Export. ,,,.
BREADsTuYFs-The general ofhe market bvoyant Wheat
and Flour had fair consumpve demand fall rates
slightly parcels Indian Corn was quiet At previous
PRovsIoSs-Ncdera.e trsincis doing previous rates
Money! -,
LONDON Tuesday EveunsConsOs closed account s9l do
Money. 9.Qs. -,
The Bank Of England minated that viii dcoan. the
amounts stocks due in January the rate OF
p instead OF cent originally proposed in the notice
of the ID Inst
TIE Bank Amsterdam raised the of discount from
and shalt 20 three y cent. 90,
Letters lith report Money tighter vita discount az II
=
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-29
THE TURKS ADVANCE ON BUCHAREST
KLAPkA IN COMMAND
GREAT BRITAIN rrAcrAnLY DISPOSE
FRANCE FEELS WARLIKE.
gatgcNit ~ ruf HANDS or rat INSURGENTS.

The United States Mail steamship Aiianiio which ian
Ly"ted at 10 a NJ On Wednesday. ie, Inst arrived a,
n's pm ~ u fipsA fljs s,ofsinp
he steamship Asia a'dyed e,o. sunday f.,enssn i,,
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-29
THE CALIFORNIA MAILS
ARRIVAL OF THE ILLINOIS.
NEARLY 100000 IN GOLD.
RECEPTION OF JOHN mitchell.
FIRE IN SAM FRANCISCO.
Terrible Steamboat Accidents.
NJ NC NE VS..
MARRIAGES AND nIArIIC
FIRE IN SAM FRANCISCO.
Terrible Steamboat Accidents.
M | MIN G N EW S .
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

The Illinois which arrived at her wharf last evening
left Aspinwal on the 10th inst, at noon. She has
experienced strong winds and heavy sea during the
entire voyage About 20 miles north of AspinwsI spoke
bark Uranus, of Haowel, Me, bound in AT the same
time and place saw a bark, name unknown, apparently
bound into same port.
The railroad is progressing finely. The passengers for
California leaving here the 9Th Dec will be transported
IN the cars from Aspnwal TO haiachne tho river navga
ton having been by that time done away with by the com
pletion of the bridge across the river
We arc indebted to r W Hull. Esq aud to Adams &
Co, b'ricEd Go, Wel. Fargo Goa Expresses Zoe val
uahle iavefr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-29
AUSTRIA.

tJe ,osjf,oD ~ Austria ~ the enianglem9nii 0f tie
gssi IL ,et sndanned notwithstanding eta'snsot p1t
fs,b in sos ~ ie UeuGrn papers tha ~ bfnrE ga1
basn nsi,8ofad ~ Dofy he Porto hat Austria hANDS
finally Withdrawn is gspf6asniatiyo f0 his cofsgrens -
ysl h. ssssop ~ yslna - ~ be ooos1erod nens 10 no
fttP0a. piDfo probable siaifmfms mrip' ~ ~
nfa bang asel,snqid beisesn yienna pmh ani ,)niOn
fof Tho purpose ~ oloahJ defining The pJfhpp ua Aus
tia will afsgne IN ony contingency that may arse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-29
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-29
MARINE DISASTERS.

PHILADELPHIA Monday Nov. 2s 1853.
dispatch from the Breakwater states that the brig
Delhi from Porto Rico with sugar and moasses for New
York struck the Breakwater night and was aban
doned by the Captain and crew Mr. Walker took charge
Of her and succeeded in Bleaching her She is partly
full Of water
The schr Democrat from Plymouth broke her bowsprt
last night.
hebrg Romeo has been got of aud is now inside the
Breakwafer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-29

We publish this morning che Controllers budget for
1884. document which will commend itself to every
eltisen MI raSS sets forth IN clear and explicit
terms the wants and resources OF the Treasury the In
crease CT decrease of expenses in the various depart
ncnis With che causes thereof 10 make all plain
10 the mcrcst tyro in finance We lack space this
moruips for comment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-29

Two cusrant ships arrived yesterday each Of which
hss lost seventy five passengers the voyage Thus
the mode Of packing these poor Adventures ON board
these vessels constantly bears lis cup of disease and
death Have the authorities taken any steps to inyest
gate the causes of this dreadful and continuous NOR
talb
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-29
CHANGES IN TIE CUSTOMHOUSE.


The following changes have taken place in the Clerical
Department; Siles w Giett appointed Lquidatng Clerk
in place Of Judge Martin, removed James Hoffman up
pointed Invoice Clerk in place Of James Linen Esq re-
moved; John Z. Emmett, son of Robert Emme, ap-
pointed Crk in the S,orekeepers Office in the place Of
Constant Kirkland, removed Albert II. Speer, Editor OF
The Ne B,pas'r.ek Times Clerkship in the Auditors Or
fee in place Of Mr. Lawrence removed Josephus sham
Editor Of The Rokoy Republican, an appointment in the
Auditors Office Mr. Livingston receives appointment
in the Auditors Office, vice Mr. Thomas Kipp removed
Counselor f. Wesbrook, appointed Clerk in the Naval
Office, at q salary of $1,000.
The following new appointments have also been made;
Dyup CoerfoyJohn l. Mumford new office salary SAT-
Usitys sssy $3.50 E Addison kinb vice Wm. PTcstiss
Dennis Mccarthy vice n. W. Lgf removed James
Brown vice 5 a. Meredith. removed.
Meoos. (saaTy 81 sC0)-Sephen II Feels vice VIM. Whit
lock removed Matthew GARRISON vice J. r. s. john removed
Cdusys salary @iJol-Chares 5. Baldwin vice Waller Brady
We subon further list of appointments with respect
10 of which unable to give the names Of the
parties whose execution makes way for this fresh lot Of
patriots indeed believe the victims viii for the most
part not be informed of their fate til to when we
shall probably undertake the melancholy duty of record
inc fbair
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-29
MASSACHUSETTS, ELECTION.

BOsION, Monday, NOV. q, IeJJ.
The second trial for the election of Representatives
day has established beyond doubt the Wing supremacy in
Massachusetts for the next year. Lowell elects 10 Wings
Lawrence g. and many other towns where there was no
choice before, elect Wings.
The weather here is cloudy and cold and few fakes Of
snow-the first of the season-fell to day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-29

JOHN mitchell, the distinguished Irish patriot and
exile is on board tie steamer PrOmetheus, on bis way
from San Juan, and will probably arrive here to-day
IN authentic and detailed account of his history aud
acts given the third page of this paper where
readers viii also find highly interesting letter from his
countrymsn and friend THOMAS FRANCIS MEAGHER
to the Mayor of Waterford thanking the citizens Of
that place for their cordial reception OF his wife.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-29

The arrival of the steamer Illinois last evening with
the California mails Of Nov give full details of the
news already briefly announced by telegraph. We
have extended advices from California, Sandwich
Islands. Tahiti, the Isthmus and the South Pacific
Coast Tie reception of the Irish patriot, John
Mitchell was celebrated in San Francisco with great
enthusiasm. Mr.. Mitchell is a passenger by the Pro
metleus, on the Nicaragua route. His biography in
another part Of our paper will be read with interest.
Another fire las occurred in San Francisco, consuming
q large hotel ard attended with loss Of life. We have
also the account of two terrible steamboat disasters
by which several lives were lost. The mining news
continues TO be favorable. Everything is tranquil at
the Sandwich Islands
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-29
L. s. SENATOR FROM ALABAMA.

BALTIMORE Monday Nov. 20, 1883
The Alabama Legislature had decided to elect T. s.
Senators the Goth, Saturday last dispatch to The
Charleston Mercury says the election of Fitzpatrick and
Clay the Caucus nominees is probable but not certain
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-29

The NeNt number cf gNs fNs,sss ~, Earegsas e'rs''
ss,s VIII te issuod ~ MORROW MORNING at ee"ch
twN,cntAN al te latest News op ~ Tho ine ~ go'na to
rWss Single ooflcN IN werrcr Naiy e@ waNns can ee
had a. she dcsA Sltc So Cca,s Tho Arabia aAlo NOM
tNl. ,o,,t tc,nos,Ow a. esosk The mail, close NJ ~
ov't>k temouNw morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-29
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY NOVEMBER 90 1853

eneeesmens nd ,sio,s that decisive battle hal beee
6upit Tho duiells NJ which ne su ~ oglpa Yeigv ~
I'M, boo re,hti nn h. fBdIib haaaaf ror mh D nla'
,siinn nfuR ", nfr ~ the following summary
A. i,a,poo Cation hsi bsen heay ors'ni viii limited
Il, ,nend mafia ooaing iemaY ~ previous 1apial,os,
1hfp uaa good bpl ngi animated Inquiry ~ Wheat an1
Flour NJ pft yioua fui quotations. lndHn corn vsi hn1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-29

George NJ. Chase, Esq, American Consul for Lahlna
arrived at Honolulu on the 18th September in the ship
Benjamin Howard frsm san Francisco
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-29

named Charles Clark was arrested in Philadelphia
On Monday charged with counerfeitng and upwards of
$4,000 in spurious notes plates &c, seized his
premises
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-29
OFFICE YoR
FoRETOs PATEETs
J. r. Pfsasos
Ma A Wills Fs... ".

REDDNG's RUSSIA sALyE-A boston i,ssao5y
Is cents bon With this rsHsal 10 hss ysyssss h. ss
often needles f u ifssfa 49, IA
families u slvays the fiFdtest oS
despes fesh soaid y,
IL A SABA Ascns sod ~ hiae eefsss sssssf
FowLEhs g. WELLS, PhrebOiosjsts sea Pgsiist.
~. Clis,on Hall No ~ kssasst, teN.Yeft
HAIR DYE AND WIOs--BATcJfgLOH' NsEDiaebgry
fa thee articles removed 70 No - Ergssvsy gpys - fsf
whore be hes the hcsf N1d of I've sy
ton Of be f1nocs Hair Dye " Essig 1ssss
Mp and Ioupses Nine Viss'e roons al ~ fsqF
DIR. }. N. HoBgXsAcE, Of ghilsdelpbla, dseB ~
ensetey Tad does 10; profess feys1s
., oksse sna he frssed 70 ihs word tf hose1se
eese are etnsed ~ Woflosi ard tt
move them pr HosGrsacx has eofts noss ssss N ~ y
Nfrss Dsbe, DJfp<ps AGsetious he lsfg l., fgs ss
ne worms non ne 2sisn b. ts Wer srssg go N,s ~
foctois In The g.
Bsfeisya kewYort Assus fef H. UssssssGs' k,,..
Syrup and LYeT Pills ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-29


The following gentlemen understood to be asptrans
for the lucrative position OF Printer to Congress
LIST. Robert Armstrong of The Union, who may be re-
garded as the Administration candidate.
3D. Beverly Tucker of The SeRtigeL who will DO sus-
tanned by the Adamantine wing of the party.
Sd d. G.. Walach. of The Star who may be considered
sort Of secondary satellite of the Administration.
4h, and last but not the least formidable candidate
Lemue Towers, who viii run independently.
The following Members of Congress- in addition to those
whose arrival announced last week. have reached the
seat of Government:
!Seadtors-Allen. of r. L. Thompson of Ky; Atchison,
Of Mo-; Edward Everett, Of Mass Brodhead of Pa,
Petit, Of Ind.
RepreseHtGfires-Messrs John Wheeler, of n. Y; G..
Vale Of N j.; c. NJ St aub of Pa. j. G.. Miller of No;
A. w. Lamb, Of Mo-. E. A. Warren, of Ark; Bernard
HEM Of Iowa G. W. Jones' of Tenn; b. c. Eastman,
Of Wis; C. j Fakner of Va James l.. Orr, of s. c., etc
The Star says that Mr.. Belmont with difficulty secured
his reception at the Hague account ofappearng in cid
zen's dress
The Postmaster General received information blythe last
steamer that Austria and its dependencies has into
our postal arrangements with Bremen
Senator Benjamin was enterainedRt banquet at Now
Orleans previous TO his departure for Washington.
Among the latest arrivals the Hons John Bell
of Tenn, l.. b. WashbGrn OF ILL.,, T. Butler King of GA,
L. NJ Cox of Ky, Bishop Perkins Of n " Charles Ready
Of Tenn Paulus Powell OF Va NJ. Oliver of Mo-, VIM ).
Latham of Cal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-29
nents Of treasure, Nov. !, 1853, per steamship

Total by both steamers, 81 755 06i Of which the DeN
Of Page, Bacon & Co. alone forward 81, 100000. 49,
Destruction OF THE ST. FRAScIs Br FiRE-0s %
urday morning, Oct 49, about a O'Clock. the aisrm s
was sounded, and smoke and flames were seen sss'
from the old 81 Francis Hotel at the corner OF JAZZ
and Clay SITS The engines promptly on the go-s
and immediately commenced pouring supply o. a.
upon the building The house mere sheh snl - -
flames SPREAD over Il with astonishing rapidty - mA
few minutes AFTER the lire broke cut the whole rooi ~
two urper slorlcs were In blaze. The drcmsn se's+
with great energy exposing themselves 20 mp nsns s'as.
by conveying hose O. lhe Inside ofhc building vhien ~
dltvct application II water very sorvces9c ~ -
than hafsn haaF arf the are hrkc cut was
HAVING been eshared eutgVl O. tho haldng 10 ra 80
cssir~ed, aeJ SnN che apfcr two stories OF tas -
NVtasa Thew was very hiilo II panio % ese.NSS -
Nesps DE sNfsvanas netsahcgs very g.. ~ - ~,
nsN tNe lAsif s,ss Sat - lhclr hNases I've ysaS -.
ss,A ase a. ma wevM have started cycyhsy eal :.
ksN mts NiNHed Oeca. esv1a Is due 20 The hfr eSn.
pss geg ,tssg aI,aees lshess II tAl, are Tao hsaa
a. ev.v tea "a he sVsea tAeN wish ihe $780,
hl,v Apl NNR,, Nsaia asN eiAefv, dsd sfss 'si'~
Aaaesse ,As ssi,vgs lee s,aadias sAe haafaS ~
AV8 sssss, sA 'be $50 a ser~lrs v0ad % siaAa ~
svssees.ssa - pss talilgS ne Asese w.s sssel "
evvfs tts NsNy ~ lhs teiiseS wAs seSas, sSs -
"a zee at,sae,~ al "a whSa ~as 6arued seeas 49,
WseA lee eAv pssi senANeseesl e.iiss tsh'ssss,
v.sAv1 tgss NesVtA ystiaS "a NeassfvN laa'S|1, =,
- .VekN ~ ~ r2e,sA siegt 81 ne s1s"sN "a
tet>A. = Ne was m.pas>lsaeN lAAea 60 sa' ~,
az ~ Ia t,.ha.A wAe ssss lAss hs W. ~
tel4N~A - tvAs taig Sefs eAic fgassd ~
sh.,ae3 t0uk u aa0aaD bsse .ss seaad Ia GO ssssWI
,v4ua pf 10 tbk1 ser, stsg Aaaoes esss q. sae-l
Vll@s eeJ1,ps Toe ~ Ael Ae,s acre eaise % -
AV g,ss " Nv so - sAessSt sAs Wa 'N''se's VS."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-29

SaNsergthuA and ADVERTISEMENTS m iae Awlfik
T'ftssNs can b. ie0 with the following Agents
leNroN- Mg W Thomas Ne - and 50 CahFlneSii
SuSnd
rlx,s- Mi E,cumeau No ~ Rue 81 MARI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-29
THE LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON.

From Our Own Correspondent
WASHINGTON. Monday Nov. o. 1853.
Fitzpatrick and Clay the Alabama Senator'S, are
strong Southern Rights men, though friends Of the Admins
traton.
Gen Armstrong; election Public Printer Is considered
certain.
The Presidents Message is all ready QUI WE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-29

sEHNG NACHISES.-I VI. SINGER q Co, No.
- bssSSsg ezlb Tres, varety Of Sew
1g SlekEss r varies sleh yec; Of ;s kind Needle
tEe sEg-- cflne fcr rs1s caotl .Le sstF vel
sn1 sEissss sSFrgTee sE1 tie HeEy sTe.id machines
NEE HEge the fgced ,E fsUing h1e1 and Other Light
see< ssnss .1sp L. can b ien IL operation e. eli times
SEHTSG AAcHTSEs-CAED TO TIIR PUBuC--I per-
esre tta1 LIS Hs~s yr h sFeEtnf tss o!
O1Zrl -eyicg N.csre SD Ling -t I'll
htvtrk sels Or Ieslles with the polt resp9
te . Tin Tese El;s9sns c5Etgzct Ho7se
erf& PsieLtes JchI GleeLo1zL AID Geogs Coils each
had psteLt Swing Machine befss Hove oi41sd s patent
.the reeIcs q tie Pan. Oe sa Hove Tie gatl
t tngsniof q The r.ne |hh Ls oAsirs1 bis ps.eut lie
% hD a'er u. rssels Win h, sys tie ga Re Dot
ne ongnA AYeItoF Of the cO1ct " h- eynicg needle
and The fhsftis ukIs ke in,scfed stitch VIA fhrads
y ecurcn TEss fLnss Nhch oTl tie
ssSns btesrts we've trS ngsuted sne eobrsd
goc1 operative se1g Nla. hk
sHhibted totA 10 Newioyk Baltimore 10 years
Ere hoSe's pkfent
by hI otler ny.e1 cold hsvce vad
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OF them The TrC,f n thee f t5unIsIs conclusive
hsse taken nfestTea slTee circumstances you'd permit
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from All who Invention All Nh1 feel ateTss e. rub
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Among the passengers by the Illinois last night we're
General Lane, Member of Congress from Oregon Col
Mcguire Special Agent Of the Post Office Department
CORTLAND Cushing, late u S. Charge to Ecuador A. b.
Coiwine, late L. s. Consul at Panama; Lieut. Scot, U s.
Navy and A. Mcguire, bearer of dispatches from Peru
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Dr. MonsE's IyyIGORaTIyG TLIIIR OR CoRDI

PERRAN's Git Ticket Office
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SEWING MACHINES. An persons making, selling
eye ee M point hereby csaonsc sssust ungag ny or
fnsl Pasut sanied Sept To- 1914 al llses sl ts hsli
ru<porf BIZ according 10 Ts flOSrF
rsuDiscufe and fs Swim sc ga Pa,eA
Means Wheeler Hisoa Co. DfoFcr Bttsr @, ths A1nsrst
Assnse sewing Machine Co saa Ears 4 EeWYsfk ska
o.k Bile md A LsIoW 81 boson Aess Woisedgs Ksens
hoere Lynn, Nts srG A. Z. Hove. sfh. Y
Elias HOWE. ia F1ieDtee a The ssNiaf Haehae
Nc % sfo.dsr ew-SoSk sns No 81 bsaover -, Bo~aOs
PANo-FoRTRs.- Buyers Of Piano Foftes are invited
70 examine the elegant Assortment Of
GEovEsTEEs TEUslow
10 IS BrosAwsy
Adjonlns The ~ Sehsss Heel
Why DOS'T ROY TaY SPALDlxGs Pggsnpu
RcsrNsRy The bs article ihs world fr .isrsy sa4 re-
Ing hair Sod BY Kssh0a Clsfk Co 80 lfyfn6y
Astor and rvnF House Drag StoIes knr No IA BrssNsyi
RvsssLL SrALp:Ee 1~Luf.urcf and paoyst, ~ -
row BcAion. Mas.
CARRY THEM FOR YOUR DEFEEsK--A box o
BryAEs PULnoSc WsFEaf be arid yosr pssss
They Cough 10 ave lnafss d1d
Geld day box sod b. & Y CLfcx
Co No Bar lsyst 0ensla AFsnt ~ heWfgrs All ,sr
CRIsrADoRo's Liquid Hair Dye wl not take hours
10 accomplish the change 10 the s te Sutton
unsishty but does nsssy tb0fonshy ald s,iss<fsy The
rown. OF behs are produced BY ss Sod a. ~ se
We had the pleasure Of inspecting lhdy's t,ilet
table swhle ago prominent stfs EaaKkgs
agreeable Tongue, certain Prea < cents sss
sver,wheTe frnelpsl dagSf BAHKEEs Ltss sf DfsssaF
Estabishmert No 80 Bfolcwsy.
OFFICE ron
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