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The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-03-16
YNOPSIS
OF Gov. RigIer's Annual rIessnge.
Is delivered before the Legislature Of CaliJornts.

as deHpeFed 0eIore Lhe Legislature OF CdtJ0Tnt@,
on the third Of January last.
He commences by remarking that the present
Is an interesting and importvnt period in the
history of California That the affairs of that
country are assuming more permanent and
solid character. That there commerce is rapid
ly diversifying and expanding; that agriculture
and the mechanic arts are more generally enga-
ging the attention of the people, &c. He thinks
that the acquisition and development of Cali
fornia and its resources, has done much to in
fluence this country TO extend the area of free
DOM" by acquiring new territory when it can
be done consistently with the rights of others
lie then calls the attention of the Legislature
to the financial affairs of the State that that
subject had been much neglected that year after
year, since the organization OF the State, they
have steadily contracted heavy liabilities, until
the burden is GENEROUSLY felt. That immediate
adoption of measures TO remedy this evil IS very
essential to the welfare and prosperity of the
STATE. lie then presents few Of the leading
reforms which have occurred to him, as import
ant and necessary. The axistng debt of the
State on the 18Th December, 1852, was-civil,
81, 1855. .2l3 IS. War-77I 100 05--making the
entire debt OF the State on the 18th of Decem-
Der last, s. l59, ,503 50. But that the War debt
is rather more of an apparent than actual indeb-
tedness because the debt was created by doing
that which the General Government should have
done, protecting their people and properly from
the aggressions of the Indians, So, that il the
General Government shall assume this amount
lhe debt of the State will be reduced TO S ,308.
2l3 78. He then presents the estimated receipts
and expenditures for the ensuing fiscal year, as
follows:
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-03-16
a. We give below the entiro cabinet Of

u we give U0IU" t1IO OItItO OAUIIAOt UI
the administration
Marcy of New York, Secretary of State.
Guthrie Of Kentucky, Treasury.
JEFF Davis of Mississippi, g War;.
Dobbin of North Carolina. q Navy.
McLelland of Michigan, Interior,
Cushing of Massachusetts. Attorney General.
Campbell of Pennsylvania, Post Master Ger
ell
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or We are r, ,joiced to see the universal
harmony that prevails among the Democratic
press of this State. What we at one time
feared-that sectional interests might annoy
and distract the par:y-has been judiciously
avoided, and now the prospects for glorious
victory in '53--like the one in '52-looms up
peiOre us, and all is bright, bright, bright!
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Clty Intcll1penCe.

FiREs,-About 12id O'Clock, yesterday afternoon the
police Of the Seventeenth ward discovered flames issuing
from the building No 81 First street. occupied as
cabinet shop by German named C. s Schipg. The
alarm Immediately given, and responded to usual
in few moments by the fire department; but notwth.
standing their exert0ns the flames we're not extingushed
before the contents of the building which was three
story one, totally consumed. This establishment
fire about three months ago but the flames we're
extpgushed with triHing damage bat yesterday how.
ever, the not fortunate the entire stock
and several chests of fine tools belonging to the work
men, consumed The origin of the fire n not ex
acy known, but 1t is supposed that spsrks from
the stove (ss the at work in the shop at the
tDe), communicated with of the shavings--thus
in Ave minutes setting the building in flames The owner
Of the estimates his loss at 81 500 which, we
understand there is insurance. The heaviest loss
will fall on the employed in the shop their tools.
which, Of course, there insurance were all
consumed
On Saturday fire broke out in the two story house.
No. 10 Fifth street. Occupied the first floor by Phillip
Hene grocery store, and the upper part as dwell
ling house by John Hone The Gre department we're early
the pot, but despite their efforts, the building and
stock we're damaged to the amount of $500. The fire
which originated the first floor, caused il is snp
posed by rats getting in among tche thu.
setting fie to whatever goods was near them
THE MURDER ON BOARD THE SHIP AMERICAN CONGRESS -
Our reporter made extraordinary mistake in his re
port Of the inquest held upon the body Of Henry Miller
who killed board the above ship few days since
IL is there stated that the deceased colored man
We are informed that Mr. Miller white man and q
native OF France,
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American GehIus.

List Of patents issued from the United States Patent
Office, for the week ending April H. 1853 and bearing
date April IL, 1858.
William Berlin, of Berryville, va-For improvement in
harrows.
Edwin L. Bushnell, of Poughkeepsie N. Y.-For i'm
proyement in spring mattresses.
II. L. Fulton, Of Chicago, nl.--for Improvement in
smut machines
Reuben +. Gustne, of Chicago, Ill-For improvement
in match splint machines.
Jacob J. Hatcher, of the district Of Spring Garden,
Pennsy ylvania-For improved coin safe and deector.
Samuel W. Hawes, Of Boston, Mass.-For improvement
in manufacturing rosn OIL
Simeon Ingersoll, of New York, N. Y.-For improve
ment in shingle machines.
Edward A. Tuttle of Williamsburg, N Y.-For improve
ment in hot air registers.
William H. Johnson OF Granville, Mass.-For improve.
meut in feedi, clamps for sewing machines.
Bepjsmin r. Upton, of Bath, Me.-For improvement in
mercury baths for daguerreotypng.
Charles f. wlgus, Of West Troy, N. Y.-For improve
ment in washing machines
Charles Goodyear and Robert Haering, Of New Haven,
Connecticut assgnors to Charles Goodyear Of place
For improvement in manufacturing gutta percha and
India rubber Dated April IL, 1853 Patented In England
March A. 1851.
Cullen whppe, of Providence, R. l., assignor to the
New England Screw Company, OF same pace.-For i'm
provemsnt in machinery for shaving the heads OF screw
blanks Dated April H. 1858. Patented in England No
yember 30, 1852,
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The Turf.

NEW ORLEANS RAcrs.-MErAIRH CorRsR-TUEsDAY. April
5-Swee eepstskcs for two years old subscription $500
foi felt $200milc heats Total value of stake - 800
Thos J. Wels's CHI 9. Lecomte, by Boston, out Of
W. Minors ch. c. by Voucher, out of Lady Jane 2
J. A. Grimsteads ch Q. Argent by imp. Glencoe,
oue VI uuo. d
J. G. Boswels oh. T. by Boston out of Minerva An
derf on. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
J. NJ Clay'sb. Zero, by Boston out OF Zenoba 4dt*
Four forfeits paid. sBoy fell.
Time, 1a8K-145k.
SAM DAT -SwsepStakss for three year olas-subscrip
ton s3O0-forfeit S1o0-mle heats.
W. J. Minors b. 4. Mary Taylor, by imp Sovs-
reign, out Of imp. Barefoot. .............. 8 1
J. Turnbull's ch. c. Hugh L. French, own bro.
thsr 10 hotn ...........:. ............ l
h. IL Trenohs b. I. Chancelor, out Of Ann
Time, 1A7,s-l,te,s-lAo
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Court Calendar-This Day.

VNTIHH NOUKI--NUs 10 " -.
SUPREME CouRr-Spccial Term.-Nos. 6S 7, TO- q, "a,
3, 20, 80, 81, 73, rs, 90 to 90.
SUPREME oURr-Circut--Part Frst.-Nos. 81 l19l,
294 4c6 l40 $751; $685. AL, 447 49, 4ss 49, 2s9, 4s7,
4o3 2l9. Part Second Nos. 062 O63 065 to l011
SUPERIOR CouRr, ltso branches Mos @SS, & - 2@Ss @
2e3 2le, 277 Iel 1872 22e 20 200 3oa Sos s1o aSS
8s7, sss, $780, SAL 81 a. 90, 24a 257, 27o, 2s4 l2,
200, 20S.
800 10 9O8 800 $40 Part Sec0nd.Nos 673, 429, 6l5,
10 022 ga e?s o27 $780, 4l0 6it, o79 73i, 76l 7O9
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News from Venezuela.

We learn that on Joaquin Herrera has been elected
Vice President of the republic project of decree
bad been introduced by the Senate TO celebrate treaty
between New Granada and Ecuador, the limits of tho
two countries, under the arbitration of the Queen Of
Spa
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HAVANA. Anril IL. 1859

HAVANA, April IT. 1905.
Tx Political Prisoners and the Recent Mock Execution
The old and Neo Political Secretaries.
Thanks to the inaugural address Of President Pierce
NEw YORK HERALD, and the exertions Of their friends
the political prisoners recently condemned to suffer death
by the garote have been spared their lives.
In my letter Of February 24th expressed my opinion
thst the authorities would hardly dare to carry out the
sentences Of the court martial upon these prisoners.
They knew too well it could but have opposite effect to
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ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC.
-~rSN~nvNS.~ooSN~~>N|~N~~o~
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Immense Receipts Of Gold and Silver in
England.
Important inquiry In the British ParlIsmout
Relative to Cvba.
-.~>1~>~~~~>~~~~~I~N~~~-
Reported Revolutionary Movement in Germany.
S>o~~o1NoONo.-o--r~o0N-y>~>-
Adjustment Of the Holy Shrine Question
in the East.
THE xR1sH nxoD us .
STATE OF THE MARKETS,
de-, xsc., DO.

The Collins steamship Pacific Capt. Nye, arrived st
this port at two O'Clock yesterday afternoon She left
Liverpool at quarter past ten O'Clock tho morning Of
Wednesday, the 9th inst Length Of passage cloves
Gsys, three hours and Afteen minutes
The Pacific had very fine weather the passage but
by the kind Of COAL which proved to be very
ba 4 she delayed absat thirty hours
Aanong the passengers in the Pacific wereSov Erastus
Fairbanks of Vermont Bishop McGill and the Rev. w. s.
Balch
Tie Cunard steamship Africa; hence arrived at Liver
pool At 4 O'Clock Sunday afternoon the Sd INST.
The by the Pacific 10 four days later than that
brought by the America. The most interesting feature
the arrival Of fire sz teas Of gold from Australia b.
the Gasat Britain and other vessels.
The arrivals of specie into England during the week
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CHARLESTON, Aprl 16, 1853.
The sales Of cotton to-day foot up 500 bales, at
firm prices We quote extremes at SIZE. II &c; 100
bales sold at lie.
PROVIDENCE, April 18, 1858.
Cotton in active demand during the week. at ad.
yancing prces-the market closed firm In wool there
is little activity in the market and prices with
change The sales for the week 109 600 pounds
The market for printing cloths closed brisk with better
feeling The sales for the week 72 800 pieces
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From Boston.
RODBERY-ARREST FOR MURDER.

BosroN, April II, 1883
MAJOR Jvsrpn Dv..S., ---..-e4--. h.a s.Alan
from him, on Saturday night while coming to Boston
board the c. Vanderbilt railroad bond Ross
county No 81, 1000; also city Of St. Louis bond
No 90 for 81 0O0 He cautions the public against buy.
ing them.
Jan es Murphy who murdered his wife in Fall River BY
pouring vtrio down her throat arrested Friday
last and conveyed to FAN River for examination.
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enoing ON the 20 inst were xs fOuONs-
melbourne, per Meteor gold II 70A
per Lochnagar, do. OF. 3,32A
Port Philip per New Orleans do ..... e6z. 25,s5o
sydney, per II. NJ. s. Vulcan. ESQ, 00o
West Indies and Mexico per Thames. 500
Portugal, per Tagus. ..................... f1,T56
Australia, per Great Britain-quantity of
gold not yet accurately known, but stated
TO be about ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS o. 13O OO0
The value Of the weeks imports Of specie fse
million of dollars appears from letters received from
the Mauus that the bark Adelaide had been obliged
put in there her cargo Of wool having taken fire. She
had board and half toms Of gold, value about
f215,040 81, ,075,000
The official statement Of the exports Of the precious
metals from the port of London during the week ending
on Thursday, the 31st ut were as f0lows-
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Another Southern Mail Failure.
BALTIMORE, April II, 1858.
We have mail this evening south Of Whining.
ton, N. c.
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The steamship City of Manchester, from Liverpool,
March 60 reached her berth at ten oclock this morning.
with valuable cargo and no passengers.
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The Legislative Entertainment at Harrisburg.
HARRISBURG, April 49, 1858.
The legislative dinner splendid affair. It was
spread in the State Capitol Exchange Speeches wore
made, and toasts given BY Senator Ely Of Maryland,
Senator Carson Mr.. Kunkle, and Gen. Packer Of Penn
sylvania Senator southron, Of Maryland, and others
The festive continued up to- seven O'clock when
the guests left in the train amidst heavy shower of
rain heartily delighted with the pleasures Of the visit
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THE RETURN OF THE MARYLANDRRs.
BALTIMORE, April II, 1858.
The train arrived here at IL O'Clock last night During
the hher the guests enjoyed continued and unre
stricted fesvity-a refreshment attached to the
train being supplied with the choicest edbes and
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ers armeis families and Others purchase remedy
equal to Dr. Tobass Venetian Imminent for dysentery
ehoc Group, chronic rheumatism throats
sickness cuts burns swengs bruises old sores head
ache mosquito bites pains la the limbs chest back &C. III
does not give RELIEF the money will be refunded all that
asked trial. and nse it according TO directions II Is
English remedy and uled by William Nv late Kar
Of England, and certified by him ouro for rhenmatism
when everything else had failed Over 600 900 bo tics
have been sold In the Uuitod states thout re failure
and many have stated that they would Nc without il II
10 $40 per bottle In of Group, " eerta ma
IL applied 1t cholera when first takcn Ia few
hours dysobtery in half hour toothache i fye mi
nues IT perfectly innocent TO take internally ana re-.
commended by the most eminent ply sioens in United
STATES. Price 20 cents ard 90 cents Dr. TOBIASS oico
$40 Greenwich street.
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AGEyCv.

N0TICE-THE OFFICES or THE LAKE nRIE,
In Wabash. and st Louis and tho Toledo ani Illinois
EDW. WHITEIroUsE, Treasurer.
NTYE CO., SNIP AGENTS AND COMMISSION
IN Merchants, Valparaiso -.
WILLIAM RyE, y. :. RicHARDsoN, AUGUSTUS LOMBARD
References.
SArTrAeo--Hon. Baie Peyton. - -
VnrpApA Jso--Moss-s. Alsop Co., Hemcnway Co.
PArAMA-Nessrs Corwise, Bro A Co., Garrison n Fnts
VIM. Nelson a Co.
LIvERpooL-Messrs. Bowmhn Ornneu &Vo', WILMA"
Jackson, Esq. :. -
Nrw YoRK-MeasGs. ". K. Collins Co., Goodhue x Co.
Capt Ezra kye steamer Pacific.
HxrTimoR -Mefpr7. lobn Henderson a Co., Thomas
Hand CO., White ! Elder.
SAN ANoisco-NosBrs. Flint, Peabody Co., Hussey
Bond & Hale, Chas. poane. ESQ, y. H. Lyon, Esq.
BosTov--Mcssrs Ammi G. Lombai Esq, y, y, brigham
CO., Glidden Wsms
CANgoN-Nye, PerAins Co.
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Patent YentlIating Hat. -.Or late years

stempts have been made to produce = vontllat ing
ID wQuld admit Of a free circulation of air within
N, and thus keep the head cool These attonpts
Therefore with infinite satisfacio that Genin an.
to his friends, customers, and the public, that he
,eded in obtaining the grand desiderrtgu, perfect
rely unobjeetionable invocation f r ven ilating a
preserving an equable ard pleasant tempera tnre
AL nlitlns Of the thermoms This useful ar
& IL glLl I'd and designed b. Mr.. b. Sherwood, who
obtained paseht for it. The exclusive right for
VI New York has been purchased by Genin; and he
ties attention TO the ingenious aud healthtul i'm
Mt. 1t differs totally In principle. FORM and manner
alton from every other ventilator now in use.
BE- seen by the bjoined certifc that GenR has
light to manufacture and sell the patent ventilstor
W of New York
N. GENlN, IA Broadway, opposite st. Pauls.
NEW YORK, June l, 1853
to certify that have sold to J. N. Genin, halter,
ty Of New York, the exolutive right and title to
ture and sell my ventilator for the hat patented
IA the said city; AMI should it be In 'ringed upon in
:, shall prosecute the offending party or parties.
b. SHERWOOD.
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of chem after the Ingredients Of his Excelsior
dye. The preparation not invention of
ago when the chemistry of the hair undertood
the contrary, its ngrc0ents harmony with
analyses and the result is that the colors it
dstngukhahle from those of This rapid
ty with which the change effected constitutes the
OF its Tie old hair dyes behind the ago
this is it and to IT, The public invited to read the
testimony at Crtadoros No. Astor House, where it is
fnr snle
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THE TURF.

TTNION COURSE l.. L-TR0TTING-TUEsDAY JUNE
~ ~ AZ NJ purse Of 81 800 will be trotted for by
tho celebrated horses from Philade pha Mack and Tacco
ney. Milo heats best three In Eve, to harness. Mr. H.
Jones br. K. Mack; Mr. VIM. Woodruff Ri. g.
Taconey
Tuesday July 4th at p. NJ the above horses will trot
for 81 purse mile heats best three in five, to wagons
Also
Tuesday, July IL at p NJ, Mack and Taconcy will trot
for pursc 81 00 mile heats best three Ia Ave. sad
dies Mr. III Jones names br Mack; Mr. VIM. Wood
rh z. Taconey. Cars will leave South ferry
Brooklyn ut and p NJ Also, stages will leave
Join I. sNEDIKER Proprietor
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GcKofuIn. Rheumoeisln, Ulcers, and the
worst diseases Of the boodH YTIS Life Balsan Is tho
most certain remedy for these terrible deaes ou who
suffering tho most torturpg palms. that
doses Of this powerful yet pleasant compound will afford
certain relief Thousands OF have been
hshed in the Herald SUM- And other papers These cert
Gates from well known citizens -ho he seen at any
torr Circulars containing ths no had
PEI ospct go CRANE ssr.s1 ~ ssats vsr ssttis
bottles for 81 -'
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UNION Hail OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Now York
snd other papers Thursday cont Nm accounts Of
nesday evening by p L. Rogers Co., Of Union Hail. the
clothing warehouse at the corner Of Fulton and
Nasau streets This splendid affair OF ut the saloon
OF Mars vano near the Crystal Palace, and was pro-
baby the finest trade banquet given in New YORK
The Express that attendance Of tho very
dred The entertainment intended celebrate
the recent large additions to the Union Hall and
the advent OF the splendid business carriage OF the nrm
also pment faithful and able employees
Rogers In the business world Starting Few year, ago. In
obscure store in Fulton street. he now the head Of
firm occupying three large Ave employing 800
persons and doing business Of $40 ooe Per snnum In
drank and called forth tie following pithy and character
istic reply
Gentiemen-I am not accustomed to speech making and
cut his coat according to his CLOTH you
ton. six years business in small
way Fulton street. and think IL you look at the big 1--WE
story warehouse of rm at the Fulton
Nassau streets you will admit that it is taest
business oaks that ever grew from small Re-
Gently have started netbng trade
carriage Tor the conveyance Of the goods sold retail
business which viii in beauty with tho proudest
equpages OF the European astocraey Trade In this
pupeaa country II 1t does not confer patents of nobility
enables those who follow II with energy and
saeity to become the htects fortunes
viii not detan you With string of words your time is
TOO valuable On article for to cabbage hope the
sure we nave taken to make welcome will suit On
EVENING IKE TINS pants produced without the aid Of
seams literally and keep the coats of your stomachs
Portable with the hes have provided for your enjoy
ment SEQ arorsd me many members of the press, TO
whom have been indebted for many friendly offices
will drink IN bumgers-"The Press-The Right Hand Of
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IN statstics to determine how much the shoe
era OF Massachusetts manufacturing to the amount
0O0 eco year hive lost by employing inferior sewing
ines, with two needles, which make raveing seam,
twice the quantity of tnread necessary. The only
ines which do perfect work. satisfactory to dealers and
m.rs a,e those sold at No. 223 Broadway, by 1. N.
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K, the Halter or Fulton .strcet.-Thc
mary demand for KNOWS elegant Rocky Mou tain
within the past few days has Kept him and his large
week Knox will be compelled to knock under, for
" eannot last much longer. Hurry him up by call
o. l2S Fulton street, and making your selection.
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end mouth and all singers both Now, my Onguent
will force botn beard and moutache to strong and
thick in six weeks, and will stain njure tho skin.
81 bottle sent to part Of the country X. GRA-
HAM, 50 Ann street. and all drug gst9 in the city and States
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Ne Plus Ultra of Boots, shoes, Caters

8, &c in every variety Tor ladies misses, gentlemen
. and children, of beautifu make, fashionable styl8
wear. perfection OF fit and durability of material
be had of e. A. BROOKS, either ready made to
Up town depot 575 Broad way; down. town, 100 Fol
'eet. Most beautiful new designs for summer wear
eapest place In the city to get good boots and shoes
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Preserve and Regula,e Is a Motto for tn.

hair dresser Veil the politician. Crstadoro has
guided il in the production of his celebrated Hair Pre-
servave and Beauufer preparation that has taken pro
cedence bound of all contemporary articles
kind Letters from druggists aud perumers in all parts of
TIL, Upion breathe the encouraging spirit They all
that tho peservatiye only fulfs but exceeds the
promises Of the inventor renewing preserving clean sing
CLOSING stimulating and Identifying the hair beyond
article known in the annals Of tho toilet For sale by CR5
TADOEO, the proprietor, NJ. 6 Astor House.
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EXTRA PAY.

E,XTRA PAY.-U s. NAVY SAILORS, WHO SERVED
~ in the U, s. Navy, in the Pacific Ocean at any time
from lSf6tn 1870 obtain their donhle nf
kDwARD BlsshLi, agsas sns asts) purssr v. o. Navy,
No. " South William street,
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. you the organ Of Order !-If 50 an
og fsccid looking shirt bosom mtN be 60 you tor
DO you want roliefY Lat Green, No. I A&nS House,
for a set of shirts The outragad facd1ty will be
ran satisfied. Bosom, collar wrstbands-all will fit
I a flaw.
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be found the store Of the Canton Tea Company No
nathan street between Pearl and Roosevelt streets tho
tea establishment In the city. We assure our
that hey do better here than else where either
loiesale " Ectsil. They have no branch store.
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brated for its extraordinary of changing gray hair
It's origin cor by calling into action the pended laws
Of animal chemistry Price so cents bottle. Daviss
Hyperion IS without exception the best preparation kaown
from falling out and in most fruitful
Price 25 cents bottle For sale at tho priac
depot, No. 500 Grand street, and by all druggists and
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mef Mt Genin'S Bazaar The Summer
arc inauaurated. At Gsnin's Bazaar will be found
to tho season. and fresh from Paris by steam. The
these departments comprises endless variety of
selected In Paris iy the agents for tho bazaar be.
reat diversity of les designed and manufactured
fists Of the establishnent The display of summer,
fancy hats for boys, youths girls and infants, is
fresh and mprehensive while in the department of
onnets, ,aoes, embrolderes, parasols, and fancy
nerally inclination and taste will be puzzled amid
usion or brilliant and fashionable novelties. GE-
lazaar, No. 6l3 Broadway, st. Nicholas Hotel.