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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-07-09

ITO RICHARD COTTOM,s KINDRED-AH per-
sons claiming TO be the children or descendants Of tho
brothers sisters Of Richard Cotton deceased formerly Of
Ireland butwho resided in Peterburgh in Virginia. many
and died there in the year 1929 hereby invited and
gna either in by attorney the 2st day Of oo
obe 1853 and exhibit proof their residence and az TO
theirb being such children descendants ene
selves to share OF the estate BY order the Circuit Court
Of Petersbug made May term 1S5n the case Of Cotton
and Others VS.. Cockesexccutors, &c, ID. M BERNARD,
june SO-larh3m Commissioner.
II ENTUCkY MILITARY INSTITUTE, directed
IN by Board Of Visitors appointed by the State under
the superntendence Of COL r. T. p ALLEN, distinguished
graduate Of West Point and practical Engineer aided
an able Faculty The course Of study that usually taught
in the best Colleges with the addition Of extended corss
Of Mathematics Natural Science, and Theoretc and Prac
cal ENGNEEnISe.
The buildings Of the Institute VIII be entirely rcftted and
made for heating them with before the
opening Of the ensuing fall which will render In
sttute entirely unequaed in regard to health
and ngreeabenes OF residence IL is already
ness Of instruction and strictness Of government
The seventh annual term win open the Monday
in September, 1883 Entire charge 500 per annual
Address the superintendent at Military Institute Frank
lin county Kentucky" or the undersigned. DUDLEY,
june l4-3tawtm (Union) President Of the Board.
HOME AND FOREIGN PArENr and GENERAL
AGENCY.
Michael Nourse q Co.
Once southwest of and Sh Streets nearly opposite
the General Post Office, Washington, d. G.
MI NJ ~ Co. will give their attention TO the prosecution
lu. Of claims against the Government, whether before
Congress, the Supreme Court the Executive Dcparmen
tho procuring Of Patents in this and foreign Countries and
to the purchase and sale OF Patent Rights Their chsrgs
will be moderate and regulated by the nature and extent o.
tho services rendered.
N b. One Of the firm will shortly leave England and
the Continent Of Europe and will take charge Of bus
ness with which he may be entrusted -
JAMES M0RSS,
CHAs. r, sTANSBURy.
Solicitor and Loal odciser, R. ii. GILLET
june 1s-wn (UnonJ
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NOTICE TO pRE-EMprIoN CLAIMANTS

Every person entitled the right OF presumption 70 any Of
the lands within tho townships and fractional township
enumerated IS required 10 estbfthe the
ton OF the Register and Receiver Of the proper land Office
make payment therefor practicable cr seeing
notice and before the day appointed for the
Of the public sale of the lands embracing the tract claimed
otherwise such claim will be forfeited.
JOHN WILSON,
feb 5-w13w Commissioner of the General Land Office.
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This gives increase in the shipments of domestic
produce for the year of S5314l57 the previous
year. This viii not 60 far toward balancing the
600 increased Imports but add to it l7 100000
increased exports from New Orleans where the imports
have declined 81 900 600 increased exports from Ala
bama 3d. 600 600 from Massachusetts 81, 900 from
South Carolina; $2,o0oooo from Georgia; 100000
from Florida, and think there is occasion for
alarm.
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The increase for the last month"; shown by this table,
is the greatest for any month during the year. and there
is promise of continued export at the ratio The
following will show the comparative shipments since
January LIST:
Exports from New York TO foreign ports for months end
inn June 40
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Died,
March II, AARON DgGRAw, In the


Or Saturday morning March II, AARON DEGRAw, in the
76th year of his age.
HIS friends, and those of Lis NEPHEW John W Walter
N, and James A. Degraw respectfully invited TO at
tend his funeral services tho Church If Tho Rostora
BROOKLYN, this afternoon at O'Clock without further
invitation.
On Saturday, Msrch IL, MARGARET, wife of james Dick.
son. native Of Scotland
The friends and acquantauces of the family are re-
spectfuy invited to attend her funeral this afternoon
ut O'Clock from her late residence No. los varick
street whom her remains win be taken to CYPRESS Hills
Cemetery for interment
On Sunday, March Is, of disease of the lungs ALBERT
T., only child Of Peter $. and Martha Ann Cyphers
The friends OF the family respectfully requested
attend the funeral, this afternoon at one O'clock
from No. 1873 Leroy street.
ON Saturday, March II, CmFFoHETrE L., wife OF Rev.
NJ Winston, pastor of the Olive Branch Baptist Church
in this city, and daughter OF Doctor y. Lewis of Haml
ton, Madison County, ". ", aged 90 years.
The funeral services will take place in the meeting
house. the OF Madison and Montgomery streets
to morrow afternoon, Of O'Clock The pastors of
the Bapts churches In New York and vicinity and the
friends in general respectfully invited to attend
At Pbilipsyille, Alegany County New York, Friday
morning March IL FREDERICK STEWART, aged ~ years.
On Saturday evening, March ~ after lingering i'll
ness, HENRY COLLIN, in the 54th year of his age.
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow afternoon, at
o'clock from the residence of his law william
Blair corner Twenty eighth street and Second avenue
The police OF the Nineteenth ward and the department
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ST. PATRICK'S DAY.

CELEBRATIoN OF .S SAINT P PATRIcK's DAY
voro,s Civic Asa made
to as Patron 81
order an6sT ss' M aIsf2n q ESQ Grand Marshal
Assisted BY Patrick Dec msa sGd Jas Norton ESD as
The Benevoens society New York will meet in
Second s street, right resting s.o, Powsry
Laborers Union Benevolent Society," in Second street right
P Esst,df n sisSna i MsFsSsl,
Ads-Jame Tucker Thomas colahan Stephen o. Hara and
usernn Benevolent B STa sSsss in Fourth street.
resting on Second avenue.
William Hayden, Marshal:
Messr Of and mas ia oarh street
Ingh Mastefson, Marshal
' tween Fourth and Sd Fifth .rsss '''A"'
Edward l.. Carey, Marshal.
Order of Hbernians Fifth street Second
avenue.
James Saunders, Marshal.
ouarrymens Union Protective Society Fifth
of Second avenue.
Aid-Charles Allen.
irah American ls. Society in Second avenue be-
Daniel Lamb, Marshal.
YORK ast Of second IN sixth
Hibern.n Universal Benevolent Society Jcrscy City, in
sixth street, west o., Second avenue.
unn Universe. RsSDIy s sosistv New York IN S.
eond avenue between sixth and Seventh streets
I lSen R2wa' i Mecnrs.
The Shields Club in Seventh street east OF Second
Michael Daley, Marshal.
The procession vii, move precisely a. 10 o'clock NJ
to East Broadway to unite with the military, thence
to BrosdTa to Grand Bo% i e
nue. Fourteenth street Eighth avenue Hudson street Ca
the procession will Be position IN the line by
'''''''S THOMAS McRIERSAN, Grand Marshal
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Mnrl,icd.

On Sunday, March 49, by the Rev DR.. essup, Colonel
N G. GooDsrII1 of Danbury CT, to Miss SARAH g. HAD
DIN, OF this city
On Saturday March IL, at his residence, Bloom
field street, Hoboken by the Rev. " Bruce, GEORGE
PRcT, late Of Gloucestershire England 10 Miss FRANCES
TURNER youngest daughter of the late Edward e. Turner
Solicitor London, England.
At Moss Cottage Rockland Lake March 8, BY the Rev.
Mr. Van Iandt Captain JAyEs f. Cole of this city, to
Miss CATHERINE 81 LyDEcSER, OF the former place
On Thursday, March 10, at Succasunny Plains Morris
Co., N. j. by the Rev. Josiah Fisher Mr. JAMES W. AN
DEsoN, OF New York. to Miss HARRIET f. COREY of the
former place
In Brooklyn, March 10, by Rev. A. Emendon VIM. H.
WRIGHT to MARGARET E. daughter of r. l.. Lane, Esq.
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generally respectfully invited to join In paying their
last respects to departed member.
40 years and months.
The relatives and friends Of the family, aso the NOM
speetiuy invited to attend the funeral from his late
dence No. N5 South Second street, williamsburg TO-
At Boston March T. after few days Illness Miss SUSAN
MARlA FAlE daughter Of the late Samuel Faies Esq
On saturday, March IL after lingering Illness Mr..
john PEDRoscKIII. in the SD year OF his age
The friends and acquaintance Of the family are re-
spectfuy invited to attend the funeral this afternoon
at two O'Clock from his late residence, No. 347 Grand
street.
suddenly on Sunday March IS, MARY LOUISA, wife Of
William Williams in the 10th year Of her age.
Her friends and aequantances and those OF the family
are respectfully invited to attend her funeral this after
noon at u O'clock from her late residence 107 Orch
On saturday night March IL at l2 o'clock of iuaam
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to at
tend his funeral from his late residence 55 Houston
street to morrow afternoon at ~ O'clock without fur
Their invitation.
On Sunday March 49, IN the Esd year Of his age,
His friends and acquaintance and those of his father
respectfully invited to attend his funeral at st. Bar
tholomews church. of Lafayette place and Great
Jones' street, to morrow afternoon at O'Clock
On Sunday, March Is, WILLIAM McIAUanIIs, aged 81
His friends and those of his brothers in law John Ker.
rean and John Shields of Brooklyn most respectfully
requested to attend the funeral to afternoon at
On Saturday March II SARAH JANE eldest daughter Of
Lewis and Margaret Dufrane, aged % years and
months.
The friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
to attend her funeral without further invitation from
the residence Of her mother 200 Duane street, at
O'Clock to morrow afternoon Her remains will be taken
to Greenwood for interment.
On Sunday, March 49, at Port Richmond Staten Island
OF Group, CHRIsroPHER Posi- only child Of Cornelius "
and Mary G. Johnson aged years and months.
The friends and relatives Of the family respectfully
invited to attend his funeral to morrow morning. at
O'Clock from the residence of his parents His remains
will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery.
On Sunday, March Is, after short and illness,
ARTHUR FEE in the 10th year of his age
The friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
to attend the funeral from his late residence No. 81
Marion street, to morrow afternoon, at 2 O'Clock.
The friends Of the family invited to attend the
funeral tomorrow afternoon, at u O'Clock precisely,
his late residence No 10 East Thirteenth street. be-
tween First and Second avenues
On Sunday, March 49, after short but illness,
MARY ELIZABETH DUNLAP aged years month and days,
the only daughter of Thomas Dunlap.
Due notice will be given when the funeral takes place
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DEPuBLICAN FRIENDS OF IRELAND.-DTNNER.-
III The republican frienda Of ireland will celebrate ST.
Patrick Day by public dinner at TamInsny Hall
raj distinguished patriots will De present guests Dinner
at FIVE O'Clock r. precisely Tickets 81 each had
from the committee at Iammany Hail. every evening
eight to ten o'clock, and at the bar.
CIT PATRICK'S DAY-MTLITARY CELEBRATION. -
~ Tho Mitchell Guard, Company "a Republican Rides
present their compliments TO their friends and bog
quaint them that they intend Co celebrate the above
y grand invitation ball that evening" at the Chinese
Assembly Rooms, $50 Broadway.
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FoRBEs ASSOCIATION BALL-THIs AssocI ALTON
named after the lato Alexander $. Forbes will give
eif annual ball NJ the Apollo Rooms Monday evening
march ~ 1903 Tickets 81 so be had the following com
nee or any member Of the association and at Central
mai Fi Grand street:-William s. Gregory Frederick
watkins, Edward A. DAWN william Rainer Morris Miller
John l.. Ilender. THOMAS FARREN IN at.,nan
GEORGE d. FORBES, Secretary N"'4''
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DAGUERREOTYPEs.

nAGUERREOTYPF LIKENESSES WORTH HAVING,
such daily taken of many Of first families
the old and popular of KNAPPS, l03 BoTery
nderon carpet store and at 55g Broadway Prince
street Lkenesses taken in every style Of the art low
any in price.
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BY Letters Patent Occurred In 1S49.-Pnlver-
Ashers Patent Hydro Ri ctc Voltaic Chains constructed
TO be under the garments most wonderful dis
medicine and electricity Of the day They
Relieve without pain shock
pains such head, and tooshache rheumatic
palms. tic doloreux &C. and by their mild but ontnuous
percepble action the body diseases years.
agsuch govt local paralysis complaints liver
diseases &c-dsappear as by miracle They have been
applied with the greatest all those dreadful
In children, commonly called COMMISSIONS also in
eethng under difficulties and disorders Of the
els They precpitate metals from their solutions decom
p0sc water the magnetic needle short
the phenomenon of powerful voltac pile The instru
nents producing these effects weigh about two
- folded pocketbook always ready for nstan
and will last man his lifetime, guarding himself
family and friends gona that number of diseases and
complaints in which mild streaming electricity is perfectly
certain wonderfully speedy remedy The price
complete chain Is from 81 to So batteries $40 to 80 80
Incredible may the above facts any person
easily convince himself beforehand ut the depot Of their
truth The Importance of the invention has been
lodged in America by the Academy of Medicine of New
York chains have been applied with great
IN the medical colleges the City Bellevue and Wards Island
Hospitals Brooklyn City Hospital &c in Europe, by the
Royal College Of Physicians and Surgeons In London by
Che Academic Rationale de Medecin at Paris by the
rial faculty Vienna by the Royal faculty at Berlin
other scientific Of the highest order including
the principal hospitals in Europe.
The in possession of testimonials to the
effect from all the above institutions in America and
Europe well Of tho most eminent and distinguished
members of the profession in both hemispheres and invite
the public to examine them.
Full and illustrated descrptions-one for personal
and for scientific menwth copies OF Testimonials aud
number of cured In New York and Europe be
obtained gratis at the Office They will be forwarded free
Of postage part Of the United States in TO
J. STEINERT,
No. 5GS Broadway, corner Of Prince street
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INSTRUCTION.

QOOKKEEPING, &C.-MR. w. u. RENVIILE NO 2so.
- Broadway, continues to receive pupils for pra Ii
cal instruction in Bookkeeping nrtbmec &C. aualjfyng
them in the most thorough aud efficient for tho du
ties OF the counting ROOM Open day and evening
SPANIsH LANGUAGE.-A SPANISH GENTLEMAN
~ favoraby known in this city teacher Of his nave
language win mpar instruction In the ladies or
gentlemen at bis office or in any part of the city, and will
also make TRANSACTIONS with proprety An
ply ne 83 Broadway, room No. II, mp stairs -
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THE LECTURE SEASON.


TAR WIETING THIS EVENING, AT KNICKER-
IL bockor HALL corner Twenty third street an Eighth
Avenue at ~ O'clock lectures the heart
seascs peculiar 10 those parts circulation of the blood
With his splendid extensive collection manus sele-
tons models paintings, Sc. Admission 1875 cents.
TIoI. JOHN p HALE, UNITED STATES SENATOR.
III will deliver the next of the Popular Lectures at the
Tabernacle on Wednesday evening Of this week
CCIENT1FIC LECTUREs-DR. BoYNTON WILL
- give the last OF his of Illustrated geological
lectures a. Metropolitan Hall Monday and Tuesday
evenings March "a and Is On those occasions the
order Of the animal creation including woman,
will be considered number OF and beautiful paint.
nRs viii be exhibited. On Monday evening by special
quest the great iron galyanc battery will aain he intro
duccd and Tuesday evening DR. b. Will exhibit his sroat
painting OF Niagara Falls Tickets 81 cents Doors at
61a lecture to commence at ~ O'Clock.
SPIRITUAL MANIFESTATIONS, BY PROFESSOR
~ Barnes and H. Brrkhart t Stuyvesant Insttute
$50 Broadway Tuesday evening Professor will endeavot
10 TO the udicnce that psychology mesmosm ant
cairvoyance are the spiritual phenoment.
Doors olen at tl O'clock commence t7 Admission p
cents Those instruction In The above ncmcd
tries can have dollar by calling at his room,
at the IungalfVrd Hotel, It's Duane street.
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Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Tic DOlOreux,
cramps debility and all complaints speedily and
permanently cured BY WATTS Nervous Antidote Persons
the Hon Henry Megs President of the American Ins
tute Sol Broadway and ask his opinion Price 81 per
bottle. Depot 81 Ann street. one door below Nassau.
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MIma Az A,,OrIOW.

sssisrs-Assgnsss 50 Of entire stesh elezaas
Wednesday, i6t6 q No Is Bo~.ry-A G. Tatis vii ssil
On wsansstay = 0h O'clock fhs premises No Bow
soS o. so;sw9ed paor suits . yaror
centre do French bsdtssds wardro6ss bureaus vash-
stand aesks once tables chairs, &C. Also unAAishsd
easy chair nsmss centre and sofa table frams bureaus.
&c-tho whole OF which Will he sold without reserve
for cash. BY order Of the assignee DO rsmovo1 o.
the day OF SALE Catalogues on the morning Of sale A. c.
ture OF families giving housekseping TO opt door
sales generally. Othcc, l02 Broadway, (basemcnt).
NTHONY J. BLERCKER, AUCTIoNEER, WILL
"A sell at the Merchants Exchange At IL o'clock, ON
Thursday March ~ 1853 the tive story basement and
the city.
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Lyons Kathairon.-Thc most Wonderful
sssHtfyns produced
article from the following paya the rs
ssaa sssSs ssS s 10 al
sysh
sss $s.sS
sinn'' h'pA BHRgSEs
Trusses, Shoulder Braces, Supporters, La
knees bow-egs, ankles and very superior elastic
seeking for veins Of the elastic knee ssp d
ssssrs' NJ. Z Street near brosdway A''''''
Wigs and Toupecs.-Bntchelor's New Style
sfwgs the most perfect imitation Of nature
81: os No.
street whore be the largest and best assortment
Wigs, Toupces, and Hair Dying.-It Is won
derul the great in the of wig making and
:as $ III a nf No. M sss
Ass brads ofons hair front brads &C. Copy the address
Gourauo's Liquid Hair Dye is, without sx-
oepon reservation the worry
sfpuGed dyes Equally osebf ted is Gourauds Modicated
SSaE L .sTs ES sas Jay White and lair Gloss at "
Hair Dye.-EatcheIor's Celebrated Liquid
hair dye Is The best yet for eOlorns the hair
certainty with Which this and old ar
dye performs is astonishing 1t is for sale applied at
BATCHELORS wig factory, No. Wall street.
Phalon's Magic Hair Dye, to color the
hair vhiskers the moment it applied without injury
the hair skin 1t can be washed Immediately without
disturbing the color and has bad odor It il applied pr
yatey sold at PHALONS Wig and Toupee Mannfactory
1877 and 57 Broadway under the St. Nicholas Hotel and by
druggists generally.
4 PhaIon's Chemical Hair InyiSorator, to
prevent badness and to restore hair that has fallen off,
become thin, md to seurf dandruf invest il
with brilliant gloss and curl for sale at 1877
and 5l7 Broadway under the St. Nicholas Hotel all
drug stores in every city
Every Gentlemen and Lady who Crts-
tadoro hair preseryaye tell thor friends of its vaziny
identifying properties. Thus advertise
Dent Of its merits Is continually circulating
fashion The beauty uxurauce and sickness it mpart TO
the hair wonderful. Sold atsCRISTADOROS No AS
tor House.
Cristadoro's famous Hair Dye Ii prepara-
zion which all doubt from the an instant
Tho skeptc the color OF his hair changed
fore his eyes to rich black brown in minutes
Applied privately and sold at CRISTADOROS No Aston
House, and at the druggists
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TIFFANY & CUTTING, 32i BROADWAY, ARE NOW
opening general assortment OF spring goods silks
slawl berogos tissues jaoonos organdie laoes
broiGofhs, gloves, hosiery, &c, &C.
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DIBRONs sILKSANDMILLfNERy Go0Ds-THE UN-
III dcygned prepared to exhibit the largest cheapest
and most desirable stock OF the above goods in the city suit
abe first merchants and miners OF section
Of the Union being all his importatons for the spring
~ H. LUHTENSTEiN,
30 Bowcry, corner OF lie ster street.
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DRY GOODS.

(t0UNTERPANES, TABLE LINENS AND sUEETING
~ lcnns, just received from auction.-Grest hargans-
Elegant large size countcrpanes three yards Only 3
apiece beautiful patterns Aarsees counterpancs three
yards only s. 81 20 apiece worth double sOlendd
sces toilet only s cd and Ss Cd apiece heavy
double damask table linen two yards wde only per
yard elegant Dire table linen wide 5 Cd
and6s yard large size drop and figured linen
kns lbs and los dozen very heavy linen sheeting three
yards wide, 81 Cd yard superne pillow linens 3s Cd
ayard at BuRDETTs cheap dry goods store No l Wal.
lffrs str
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Cristadoro's famous Hair Dye Is a prepare

tion which all doubt the mind an instant
Tho skeptc may the color Of his hair changed
fore his to rich black brown in minutes
Applied privately aud sold at TADOROS No Aston
House, and at the druggists.
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DRESS GOODS FOR CASH.. HOXIE, JR., NO. 81
- Nassau street opposite the Post Once receiving
and offers for sale large and attractive of silks
fancy dress goods printed lawns and seonet barge do
lanes plain and printed bareges plain and striped pins
prints liaens ginghams white goods, &e mostly from
ton. Also, fr assortment of domostics for cash.
prices from 10 to 10 cent lower than they be bought
the usual credit.
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NJ EW YORK LINEN HALL.--WE MOST RESP ECT
~ ly beg 20 inform friends customers and the
nhaants OF New York. that stock at this moment rs
complete in article Of linen fabric and steamer
brings us fresh supplies to MI the vacancies so kindly made
in our shelves and beg the favor Of call TO inspect our
assortment, feeling confident that IL will repay visit
JOHN DAVIS & CO., a30 Broadway.
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4 PhoIon's Chemical Hair Invi~orator. to

prevent badness and TO restore hair that has fallen off
become thin, md to seur dandruf invest it
with brilliant gloss and permanent curl for sale at 1877
and 57 Broadway under the St. Nicholas Hotel and all the
drug stores in every city.
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Every Gentleman and Lady who uses Crfs-
rra,da

tadoro hair preservtye tell thor friends of its vtazny
identifying properties Thus conversational advertise
Dent Of its merits Is continually circulating
fashion The beauty luxuranoe and sickness imparts
the hair are wonderful Sold atCRI5TADOR0S, No As.
torH
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WANTED-AT NO. SANDS STREET, BROOKLYN,
w Intelligence Oicel Protestant and Catholic white
and eSSred girls as cooks ohambermaids seamstresses
geueIa ho9seworker &C. Ihey must be well
Employers provided with servants ut this office
H. WALLACE
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PhRIOn's Magic Hair Dye, to color the
hair vhskers the it ia applied without injury
the hair or skin It can be washed immediately without
disturbing the color and has bad odor IL il applied
vatey sold at PHALON'S Wig and Toupee Mannfactory
1877 and 57 Broadway under the st. Nicholas HOTEL and by
druP